S2 E64: Science - Why is the sea blue? A question that led to a Nobel Prize!
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Sir C.V.Raman was traveling aboard a ship that was crossing the Atlantic. It was his first trip across the Mediterranean Sea and its colours sparkled in front of him. Standing there he pondered why the sea was blue. The experiments he did to find out the answer to this question led him to discover the 'Raman Effect', which later led to a Nobel Prize.
This is a kids and family podcast episode, so you can safely assume that this episode is 'Science Simplified for Dummies'. It is also a 'Basic explainer into the Raman Effect'. So whether you are 8 or 80, it'll make a lot of sense.
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