Advanced sunrise & delayed sunset

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200 percent better than byjus!!! Why is this channel so underrated?!! 🤕🤕

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Better than anyone 💀

[@Psychopathicguy]

Real😩

[@Aishalayya]

As a remediator i would.say this u the best explanation for a kinesthetic ,visual learner.

[@Underwater_Otter]

Such an underrated youtuber this man is cooking 🔥🔥🔥

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Focus on the video people

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[@RajendraPrasad-bp9cc]

I am a physics teacher Wonderful explanation .

[@mikeboll9481]

1. Do the rays of light from the sun travel through space as an actual image of the sun... or as non-distinct dispersed light rays? It is the latter of course, but if it was the former... 2. Since light travels in straight lines, why would the mirage image of the sun that traveled 93 million miles to our atmosphere appear to us as the same size we always see the sun, instead of as if we were seeing the sun from 62 miles away (the height of the atmosphere)?

[@kavitabanty7124]

That couple of minutes is 2 minutes each Great Explanation sir

[@anujavp1747]

Have a 1min summary finally. It will finally give a short and clear understanding for everyone. And otherwise video is quite good.

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Sir your teaching is so so nice 😇😇💯💯👍👍👍

[@MidianMidge]

Excellent video and lecture. Many thanks!

[@subhammishra1661]

8:50 how can the bottom part of the sun not get shifted the same distance?

[@ananyakiran8418]

Thank you so much , I have been watching all videos that I need for my modal exams , I always prioritize Khan Academy English 🍁🥰

[@furiousarpan7473]

Same, Khan academy is love❤️

[@twinkyjoseph3679]

Very good explanation and animation is just picture perfect. Kudos to the team behind this video

[@r.r5730]

Tnkq sir for this good explanation

[@aarikagoel5917]

6:58 sir why is the shift stronger when the object is lower in the sky; the refractive index has to remain constant so if the angle of incidence will increase so will the angle of refraction ?

[@furiousarpan7473]

If you have studied total internal reflection you might recall that the ray of light was refracting more and more as we increased our angle of incidence and at a particular angle it got refracted as much as it reflected in the same medium, you can relate the same thing over here, the more angle of incidence means the more bending of light so the shift will be more stronger

[@sauravhere...]

​@@furiousarpan7473then why objects near horizon have max shift

[@joalsoal1645]

I would guess that when the sun is lower than the horizon, it travels through more atmosphere >> more refractive material >> more refraction. I would also guess that the refractive index is not constant, because of variations in temperature, particulates, and etc throughout the atmosphere.

[@D4DMff]

0:55 from our perspective we actually perceive that the sun is actually moving around our planet.. if you want to know what really happens then you might have to look on our planet from the sun

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[@bennybooboobear3940]

Relativity...

[@namraaah271]

@@bennybooboobear3940 Einstein and his relativity😂😂

[@manyamanoria144]

Amazingly explained

[@princychoudhary9178]

Sir your voice literally killing me😍😍😘😘😘😘😘and the explaination too😄😉

[@mr.ashishrao]

princy choudhary thnx dear

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[@GoldCoast85]

Hold on, you will see light before the sunrise but not the sun surely. Surely regardless of retraction its speed of light, distance and speed of objects

[@j9geek317]

Great explanation, sir. What software did you use?

[@jeswanth5713]

thanks sir you are doing great do a video on twinkling effect plz

[@bidhupamasahu1406]

your explanation is good and interesting one sir.... and thanks sir this is help for my board exam😇🙏👍

[@royalemultiverse2004]

Too good🙂

[@ShamsherSingh-eh4is]

Excellent

[@darshinimd8973]

So is the sun that appears a virtual image as it is what we see from rays extended backwards?

[@KhanAcademyIndiaEnglish]

Yes.

[@iamhearelshaddai]

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[@fpvangel4495]

Its also compressing into the vanishing point thus debunking a globe as zoom cameras show.

[@Mrnoddingdonkey]

Is the view from above or the side? Because it seems like you use both scenarios?

[@Mikkyshorts456]

Nyc explanation sir helped alot 🤗

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Nice voice 😍😘😍😍😘😘

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This video is very nice

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Thankyousomuch sir!

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great!

[@reshma8143]

Watching this 1 hour b4 exam 😂

[@surajp1215]

Nicely explained

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Thanks bro

[@vedantaiyangar2996]

Thanks sir Will help for my 8 th std term exam

[@whateverrr1584]

Thanks for the superb explaination. Will really help me in my freshmen year exams. Thanks a lot,sir

[@IWTBF]

2:44 you moved the sun? The sun doesn’t move, we do. East to west.

[@Yaryaa]

Thanks..

[@yajurvedwankhade8578]

Thamk u so much

[@sreenivasuluvarathuru4992]

I have a doubt How can sun revolve around earth

[@icse03tejasc62]

Thanks for it

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Thanku

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Thank you.😃

[@pranshumishra4980]

Khan Academy is the ❤best💯

[@stephenjacobsen4616]

why did you curve the horizon? that doesnt mimic reality... peace

[@arielatomhc]

The way your earth is spinning means the North and South pole have tilted 90 degrees.

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Is he having cold??

[@AsifKhan-wz8zq]

Thank you

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Thank you so much Sir

[@ShadowTheHedgehogCZ]

Is this really why sailors in the earlier times used to look at the locations of the stars far from the horizon for navigation? Because yeah, I understand that this is how it works. But how could they have understood it? If they did, then they knew that the Earth was round. I thought that the knowledge of Earth being round was not so popular in medieval times.

[@jozen1314]

There's not to the sea

[@narayanamurthy3969]

thnk you loved it understood

[@merbun3170]

Shouldnt u move the earth cause the earth is going around the sun

[@keilyvasquez1443]

Thank you, exactly. I scrolled down the comments to see if anyone would point it out

[@merbun3170]

Keily Vasquez oh its bc he is showing it in our perspective from the earth

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Your teaching is just amazing....

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Thank you very much 🙏

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Thanks

[@user-akmal]

you forgot to enter the earth's rotation data, what is the rotation speed? how can the sun run 24 hours a day? while the earth rotates, who knows how many kilometers per hour? oh my head is spinning too

[@crowxe]

15 degrees per hour

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Yes I know

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Hey mahesh shenoy 😍

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Thank u sir

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Who funds u? If no one I 🙋 will. Keep it up!

[@whateverrr1584]

I agree with u. He teaches so nicely....he deserves to be funded!!!😀😀😀😀😀

[@superdave1964]

So cool your moving the sun not the earth...because we live on a stationary plane...earth isn't moving sphere water ball.

[@fredcaldwell9824]

This video is wrong for the simple reason Helio Cosmology demands that the sun's light takes 8.3 minutes to get to us on earth and that calculation is completely omitted here. It also ignores that the sun moves its own diameter (or height) every 4 minutes. As such, at sunrise the actual position of the sun would be more like twice the height of the sun ABOVE the horizon.

[@AdonayFloresLaMota]

Why would you need the calculation of sunlight to earth? The sunlight is already hitting earth... that calculation would be for no reason...

[@floydpik51]

So the sun is 2 minutes behind itself. Ok, then when the mirage of the sun that I have followed for 2 minutes is still there how come I don’t see the real sun rising?

[@PrinceNMSS]

What about the 8 minutes light needs to travel to reach earth? 🤨FMFP STUDY BRO SANCHEZ

[@vyshnavibinu5463]

Thank you sir

[@saba_shaikh82936]

Light has a fastest speed in vaccuum

[@arnowtc4674]

Does the fact light from the Sun takes 8 minutes to reach us tell us something about where the Sun actually is when it rises and sets too?

[@luigimichini4597]

No, it does not affect the sunset or the rising of the sun, it does not matter how far a star is, because the sunset takes place on earth between the observer and the horizon.

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Thanks a lot

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Reversal

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THE SUN IS RED TODAY MORNING THAT IS SO WEIRD

[@TheJudyStroyer]

Earth doesn’t move

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Binod

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Are you showing off your English 😒

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is this channel affiliated to the real to the real khan academy. if not delete it or change your title

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Joshua Jess it is

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Really boring

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Go and learn English

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Hindi mein bhi vdo hein agr aap dekhna chahte hoh toh woh dekhlo..

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