Nobel physicist Richard Feynman was one of the 20th century’s greatest scientific geniuses—can Microsoft get users to think like him (as they watch him in action), and create a new educational video platform in the process?

Ben Hillman seeks to tell the story of 20th century physics in the ‘musical to end all musicals,’ a new animated feature film in development. See what Pulitzer-Prize winning historian Richard Rhodes (The Making of the Atomic Bomb) has to say about it.

Millions of kids and adults are exploring the universe, taking each other on multimedia tours through space/time, learning about hundreds of thousands of celestial objects, even creating their own constellations using Microsoft’s powerful virtual telescope.

A role-playing game in which players take on the roles of famous scientists or industrialists (Einstein, Ford, Curie, Mendel, etc.) and form multi-player expeditions to explore virtual worlds of pure natural phenomena.