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Video of the Week #110, September 18th, 2013:
From:A Capella Science-Bohemian Gravity by Joanne Manaster at PsiVid.
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Source: Tim Blais of A Capella Science
Taking the internet by storm is the smartest parody of Queen’s “Bohemian Rhapsody” ever sung, “Bohemian Gravity”, which attempts to explain String Theory in a compact 6 minutes. Tim Blais of A Capella Science, a McGill physics graduate, uses his a cappella skills once again in this catchy follow-up to last years hit, “Rolling in the Higgs” to entertain and educate us.