How the First Ever SUB-ATOMIC Particle Was Discovered: From Cathode Rays to Electrons

[@ShirinRose]

Fascinating! I never knew that last part about the electron shells. Thank you for researching and sharing this history so beautifully 😊

[@davidm5707]

Its also remarkable to me that he got the Nobel a mere two years later, rather than twenty.

[@kfawell]

I have never heard that Thompson described electrons in rings and shells. Amazing. So many scientists just so brilliant.

[@phpART]

Great content! This will have lots of views soon!!

[@ProductX-lf3jm]

I think your videos deserve way more views

[@baltgames1]

Could you make some motivation video for chemists?

[@KrazyKaiser]

I'm going to have to use the word "corpuscle" to mean something in a DnD setting lol that's a great word.

[@phobos7019]

I am so very glad they aren't called Corpustles. Awful name!

[@Chemistorian]

Yeah I agree. Team Electron all the way!

[@KrazyKaiser]

You only think that because you grew up in the "Age of Electricity', it could have been "The Age of Corpuscularity!"