

#649 – History of the Cathode Ray Tube with Kathy Joseph
Nov 5, 2023
Kathy Joseph, a physics enthusiast specializing in the history of the Cathode Ray Tube, joins Dave on an entertaining episode. They delve into the fascinating origins of the CRT, discussing the crucial role of Professor Plucker, the discovery of electron flow, and the artistry of Geisler tubes. They also touch on the discovery of x-rays, the challenges faced in the development of electric television, and debunking free energy scams. The hosts recommend 'The Nintendo Library' and reflect on their decision to quit social media.
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Introduction
00:00 • 3min
The History of the Cathode Ray Tube
02:30 • 17min
Discovering Nitrogen Fertilizer and Electromagnetic Waves
19:10 • 14min
Early experiments with x-rays
33:06 • 17min
The Historical Incident of Uranium and Phosphorescent Material
49:36 • 14min
The Development of Electric Television
01:03:32 • 10min
Discussion on Charging Phone with Apple and Debunking Free Energy Scams
01:13:42 • 3min
Discussion of Book Recommendation and Social Media Use
01:16:34 • 2min