Join us for a fascinating exploration of the many forms of energy that power our world and shape its future. From chemical and electrical to nuclear energy at both the atomic and subatomic levels, we’ll examine how these energy sources compare in terms of efficiency, sustainability, and their impact on life. Along the way, we’ll tackle big questions, like the surprising fact that all matter is mostly empty space. But is empty space truly empty? Through clear explanations and thought-provoking insights, this engaging program invites you to rethink what energy really is, how we use it, and what it means for our planet and beyond. Perfect for curious minds and lifelong learners alike.
Peter Friedman, Ph.D., is a chemist and inventor known for developing plasma panel sensors and ultrafast radiation detectors with applications in medical and nuclear physics. With 27 patents and extensive experience including leadership roles and congressional testimony, he founded Integrated Sensors, LLC and recently launched the rapidly growing PGA Science Club in Florida.
Live In-Person with Video Catch-up. Available 2-3 business days after the live lecture.
