Brian Greene
Biography:
Brian Greene received his undergraduate degree from Harvard University and his doctorate from Oxford University, where he was a Rhodes Scholar. He joined the physics faculty of Cornell University in 1990, was appointed to a full professorship in 1995, and in 1996 joined Columbia University where he is professor of physics and mathematics. He has lectured at both a general and a technical level in more than twenty-five countries and is widely regarded for a number of groundbreaking discoveries in superstring theory. He lives in Andes, New York, and New York City.
Past Shows:
Art Bell: Somewhere in Time
Art Bell: Somewhere in Time returned to April 8, 1999, when Prof. Brian Greene discussed a scientific theory of everything in the universe, including time and space. ... More »
Host: Art Bell - Somewhere In TimeMultiverse & Parallel Worlds
Theoretical physicist Brian Greene discussed ideas about the multiverse and parallel worlds, as well as a variety of cosmology topics. First hour guest, Steve Quayle discussed a report which alleges that a vimana was entrapped in a "time well" in an Afghanistan cave ... More »
Host: George NooryCosmology & Discoveries
Professor of physics and mathematics at Columbia University, Brian Greene discussed discoveries in cosmology. First hour guest, author William Forstchen outlined how an EMP attack could be carried out on the U.S. ... More »
Host: George NooryExopolitics, ETs & the Vatican
In a special evening on the subject of 'exopolitics,' several guests reacted to the Vatican's comments about aliens (see below), and the UK's release of UFO files. In the second hour, UFO journalist Paola Harris noted the quotes that Rev. Funes made were likely sanctioned by the Vatican, and they may be preparing us for something. Richard C. Hoagland also joined in, speculating that NASA's upcoming press conference may reveal an important astronomical discovery. In the third hour, researcher Dr. Michael Salla suggested the Vatican's comments on alien life were significant, especially following on the heels of a UN meeting on the ET presence in February, which he said called for more openness amongst countries. Known for his work in Canadian exopolitics, Alfred Webre appeared in the latter half of this hour. He believes the Vatican may be reevaluating cases deemed Virgin Mary miracles such as the Fatima incidents, and possibly considering them as UFO encounters. In the last hour ... More »
Host: George NooryRebroadcast: Physics of the Universe
In a rebroadcast from 2/28/04, Art Bell talked about the universe and related topics with physicist Brian Greene. ... More »
Host: Art BellTopics in Physics
One of the world's leading physicists, Brian Greene discussed Einstein's legacy, the nature of time and space, quantum physics, and the theory of everything."We still do not know how the universe began," Greene stated, describing the realm from which our universe emerged as "spaceless and timeless" -- a place where our current understanding of physics breaks down. ... More »
Host: Art BellPhysics of the Universe
One of the world's leading physicists, Brian Greene took us on a grand tour of the universe, offering a fresh view of reality. ... More »
Host: Art Bell