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Interview: Marie Curie & Jimmy Fallon. Adrián Ruiz and Estela Pizarro

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Subido el 10 de octubre de 2017 por Adrian R.

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And now, here's your host, Jimmy Fallon! 00:00:00
So, welcome another night to The Tonight Show, starring me! 00:00:21
We have a very special guest tonight 00:00:36
Her name is 00:00:42
Marie Curie 00:00:44
So, please sit here 00:00:46
Okay, thanks 00:00:52
How are you today? 00:00:54
Oh, I'm very stressed 00:00:58
But good 00:01:00
Okay, we're here to have a great time 00:01:01
I think we all know that 00:01:05
Marie Curie is the 00:01:09
most important woman in the world of physics and chemistry. 00:01:11
Oh, I'm getting red. 00:01:16
Let's begin with the interview. 00:01:19
How and why did you move to another country without your parents? 00:01:23
I moved, it was a very difficult moment because I'm very close to my family, especially with 00:01:28
my sister Elena. 00:01:36
So I moved to another country because my dream was to study physics and in Poland I couldn't do it because it was forbidden for women to study in the university there. 00:01:37
What a pity! Why did you choose studying physics? 00:01:53
I always loved to read. So one day I read a book of physics and in that moment I knew that I would study physics. 00:01:58
And I know your husband was very interested in physics. So it was physics that joined you together? 00:02:12
No, when I met him, I didn't knew that he was physics too. 00:02:24
But we can say that in your marriage there were physics. 00:02:30
Well, how was the moment in which you received the Nobel Prize to Physics? 00:02:37
It was a very excited moment that I had been waiting a lot of time. 00:02:44
so i dedicated it to my husband and to my family that are my special support okay interesting 00:02:52
and why did you suddenly change the study chemistry uh one day i started 00:03:03
i i was studying radioactive and in that moment i discovered a new element called 00:03:11
radio. So to study more that element I need to have the chemistry career so I 00:03:18
study chemistry. Let's talk about the future. What are, which are your hopes for science 00:03:26
on 2050? My hopes are that to advance physics and chemistry in 00:03:34
know the science to advance and to advance and and to and nowadays a 00:03:46
chemistry is overvalued so I I hope that all teenagers study physics okay and 00:03:54
what about women nowadays and women and men have the same knowledge so 00:04:04
the women can discover the things that men can do and in my times it wasn't the same, it wasn't the same. 00:04:16
It was a pleasure to have you in my program. 00:04:26
Oh, thank you, me too. 00:04:29
Bye! 00:04:32
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Subido por:
Adrian R.
Moderado por el profesor:
Ana Maria Mendez Fernandez (ana.mendez)
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Fecha:
10 de octubre de 2017 - 18:28
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Duración:
04′ 40″
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