Can you Measure the Speed of Light using Chocolate?

[@NPCooking69]

*Thanks for watching

[@torrontoarts3663]

Du bist witzig auf eine mathematische Art und weise!

[@AndrewDotsonvideos]

Next you’re gonna tell me you can measure hbar by putting skittles in an air fryer. Sorry to debunk the entire video but last I checked, c=1.

[@youtubegaming3281]

Quantum or EnM

[@viktorandersson4945]

The virgin experimentalist vs the chad theorist

[@knochiosiedlerfreund255]

@Andrew : Can´t you ? :P

[@matron9936]

@@youtubegaming3281 ExorM

[@somewhatblankpaper1423]

@@viktorandersson4945 I think that experimentalist is more of a chad than a theorist since he does not just sit down everyday, looking at a board, and using logic to derive new conclusions, but he also attempts to prove the theories via scientific experiments. I perceive theorists as some theists who claim that God exist but have never been able to truly convince others. A posteriori is the foundation of science while a priori serves to find a rationale to attempt new things without too wasting too much time on some seemingly impossible trials.

[@HAL-oj4jb]

"For exactly pi minutes" - David, as he sets the timer on three

[@PapaFlammy69]

:D

[@ziemowitniesiolowski9689]

Yee it is an overused joke, but this time it cracked me up

[@Arnodorian6125]

Flammable Maths: physics is not math but chocolate yes of course it’s math

[@PapaFlammy69]

yEYe

[@davidberardo93]

Thank you Flammy for taking such good care of me and helping me share my love of physics and chocolate

[@PapaFlammy69]

[@PapaFlammy69]

Now get back down there.

[@rhosymedra6628]

"precisely pi minutes" enter 3:00 LMAOOOOOO

[@PapaFlammy69]

:D

[@quirtt]

Fundamental theorem of engineering :P

[@prakharanand7012]

Everyone : chocolate, microwave, basement Me: how did he get into mit.....

[@---jj9lf]

I don't get it.

[@DavidPumpernickel]

@@---jj9lf Massachusetts institute of technology

[@ricardobattaglia1770]

@@DavidPumpernickel lmao

[@---jj9lf]

@@DavidPumpernickel I don't get it.

[@thetophatgentleman4634]

-····- Neither do I...

[@atraps7882]

legend says all of KZbin's science and math youtubers are trapped in Papa's basement.

[@PapaFlammy69]

Ye :^D

[@gregoriousmaths266]

Help me. He isn’t feeding me well enough

[@aronlorand3272]

But he is also one. So he is trapped in his own basement? 🤔

[@leonardosaads]

with this rope you can see that mathematicians like boundage

[@theodiscusgaming3909]

QED

[@dozzco2827]

Holy crap this is so fricking cool, god damn Andrew disrupting the Experiments, Typical Theorist!! Brilliant video as always! 👍

[@PapaFlammy69]

[@RC32Smiths01]

Ngl, I see Chocolate in the title, I click haha! I look forward to this man!

[@animation_2.076]

Recently Veritasium uploaded a video on why we always end up measuring the two way speed of light, your method seems like it measures the one way, amazing.

[@dragonsdream4236]

Wow your basement isn't that bad, expected more of a dungeon for your pet physicists

[@DragonKing101]

We all know his basement isn't uniform. :) Certain parts for certain Physicists - Well, we don't speak of them.

[@Bnelen]

I can barely do arithmetic properly but I'm fascinated by this dude.

[@PapaFlammy69]

:D

[@Ocklepod]

since the value meter is defined to be 1/299792458 s * c (speed of light), you actually calculated the error in measurement/the error of the scale on your measuring device

[@PapaFlammy69]

bruhv

[@_kainya]

This is pretty cool and didactic! Thank you for the video xD

[@ueltgesforth11]

This was asked as a homework exercise in my experimental physics class last year :D

[@PapaFlammy69]

Nice! :D

[@pukkandan]

But isn't the frequency of the microwave already calculated using the wavelength and speed of light?

[@PapaFlammy69]

Ye, it's a bit circular :p

[@alexpalermo7570]

Ssssshhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

[@Kycilak]

But one could probably put together a tuned circuit where the frequency would not be dependent on speed of light.

[@dijkstra4678]

I was thinking the same thing

[@CrittingOut]

I think it's funny that I just re watched your baking math series = D Perfect upload

[@tatjanagobold2810]

this was actually an experiment in a physics lab last semester, because the students were able to do it at home...although I hope not locked up in their basements :(

[@PapaFlammy69]

They are. Definitely.

[@DolezalPetr]

Very well explained

[@PapaFlammy69]

thx! :)

[@DolezalPetr]

@@PapaFlammy69 UWU

[@igxniisan6996]

1:45, Nah bro I was staring at those anime characters with my eyes wide open instead.

[@pancreasman6920]

What? I haven't seen the Video yet, just read the title and I instantly clicked on it

[@PapaFlammy69]

:D

[@CrittingOut]

3:47 disappointed that he said jumping

[@PapaFlammy69]

hehe xD

[@hectorh4474]

I wasnt staring at the little spinning, levitating, glowing globe... *YES I WAS!*

[@neilgerace355]

3:45 here is a rope, that we can use for tying physicists up in our basement ...

[@josewui414]

Flammable Maths doing experiments? Nani?!

[@PapaFlammy69]

NANI?!

[@lapischicken]

That was very interesting. Nice :)

[@PapaFlammy69]

Glad you liked it! =)

[@luisbreva6122]

Waiting for Andrew's comment...

[@PapaFlammy69]

:^D

[@neilgerace355]

He's still in the basement

[@beskamir5977]

"we'll use pi mins". Proceeds to just inputs 3.00. Ah I see we're working with engineer constants.

[@MrLittelmerciles]

Papa can you do a video on jain pi? It's a very "interesting " definition.

[@PapaFlammy69]

Weird stuff, I'll definitely look into it! =)

[@Jirnyak]

If you know frequency of microwave: you alredy know the speed of light because microwave oven uses energy to generate electromagnetic waves. Just formula c = wavelengths * Energy/ h. So you need to know only wattage of microwave and efficiency (around 50%)

[@cerwe8861]

Its 299710km/h, because it is the speed of light in the air. But it doesn't matter much.

[@thomasterry5864]

this video made me subscribe

[@liver3615]

Little did he know, I am also in the Flammable Maths's basement gang

[@bjap1563]

The computer top is full of culture. Muito Bem! 😆

[@jacobali7386]

It's great!!

[@YT-uo7fc]

Can you derive sabine formula for reverberation time without any approximations?

[@Nikolas_Davis]

Fun fact: 17th century astronomer Ole Rømer used the moons of Jupiter to estimate the speed of light, because he didn't have any chocolate. Sad, really.

[@ItachiUchiha-wk3zm]

I never thought I'd see this video title.

[@prabhatsharma5751]

Love from Nepal❤

[@imknownasg2583]

In every results picture one antinode looked more melted than the other. What did the underside of the chocolate look like? Did the apparent melting disparity switch on the bottom of the chocolate?

[@tszhanglau5747]

Wonder how big papa's basement is...

[@notabotta3901]

High school physics labs be like

[@ricardoparada5375]

I must say the thumbnail of this video is amazing. Plz take care of ur scientists we need them to produce good results lmao

[@illusque6547]

David, your white board with all the constants has the wrong mass for the Earth, it's E24 instead of E23 :) Great video as always with a pretty good result considering the method you used haha

[@goesgallucci-advogados5530]

Lol i want to measure a Fucking bomb using w(x)=x.e^x lol

[@user-hk5ef9ds5u]

long time no see 👀

[@PapaFlammy69]

o.o

[@Invalid571]

Lol, nice experiment.

[@andrescorreamartinez2667]

I just finished a lab report about this way to measure the speed of light xD

[@arnavwadhwa9014]

I tried it with cheese and got 296,000 km/second

[@PapaFlammy69]

Nice! :D

[@kathanshah8305]

David deleted his channel Why ??

[@t_h_e_o4303]

2:27 that gadget has a fidget spinner potential

[@torrontoarts3663]

Ich bin hier wegen Marty

[@iconsumedmt1350]

You should compare it to the speed of light in chocolate

[@ernyay1791]

But the experiment is really getting the speed of light in chocolate right? So perhaps the -7% error is due to the lower speed of light in matter?

[@kevinliu1017]

Teach me multivariable calculus pls 😃

[@venkyvenkatesh3276]

Why you need a python code for such a simple calc. Do it with hand.

[@meowwwww6350]

Iam not saying a lie but seriously yesterday papa flammy came in my dream , and it was amazing!! But when I got up I was really pissed of.

[@hamsterdam1942]

saw the name of the video... papa are you nuts?

[@stydras3380]

Mircrowave goes MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM

[@hacker2ish]

Prove that when emitted and reflected the radiation in the enclosed space of the microwave will sum up to a standing wave, and not only that but a standing wave with the same wavelength as the emitted light

[@carly09et]

:( , the problem of frequency is it has infinite hidden dimensionality - f.w == c but f = c/w is a question as it is f == [c.O]/[w.O] which resolves to f == c/w . O/O, it's the O/O that is "the" ambiguity. O is your metric operator - coding dimensionality.

[@abidhossain8074]

Pi=3 ?

[@davideranieri5553]

Stop the physics papa it Hertz

[@nevenazivic5237]

that is speed of 2 ways speed of light

[@anchovybushwack472]

Don't the microwave photons hit the chocolate from (almost) all directions, though?

[@rememberme5784]

Are you in qxq server ? I saw your pic with name one flammy boi .

[@Tukhmemurgh]

0:12 ah yes that is the face of a 145+ iq person

[@goesgallucci-advogados5530]

I dont give a shit about physics i want exponencial functions and ramanujan equations Bro, I WANT FACTORIALS TO YOU TO TRANSFORM INTO INTEGRAL @Flamabble Maths

[@johningham1880]

To calculate the speed of light in a vacuum, do you not also need to know the refractive index of chocolate?

[@АлександрЮсько-у2д]

Circular reasoning

[@aniketeuler6443]

I think now microwave can replace the sine wave 😅😅😆😆

[@dijkstra4678]

poor andrew XD

[@martinshoosterman]

Technically you measured the length of a meter, not the speed of light. ;)

[@domc3743]

i used my harmonic approxilator to measure the speed of light, i got exactly π x 10^8 m/s. can someone confirm this? thanks

[@lukasjeger3940]

*Twowayspeed of light

[@matron9936]

What is this some kind of engineering?

[@newwaveinfantry8362]

Crazy concept, you guys rock!.......only nitpicks I have are that 1) 3:14 is not pi minutes. Pi minutes is more like 3:08.5 and 2) f = [Hz] is a more logical notation than [f] = Hz

[@viktorandersson4945]

Did you miss the fact that he put it in for 3:00 minutes? It's a very obvious pi=3 joke

[@PapaFlammy69]

brackets mean "units of"

[@newwaveinfantry8362]

@@viktorandersson4945 No, that inside joke went over my head.

[@newwaveinfantry8362]

@@PapaFlammy69 Oh well, whatever, I've seen it used the other way around to signify that what's inside is a unit.

[@pythagorasaurusrex9853]

I can eat chocolate as fast as the speed of light!

[@michaelroditis1952]

don't things get more complicated with the interference pattern, and if not why not ?

[@nicksu332]

Veritasium be mad

[@a.artbart3020]

Isn't this kind of a way to measure the one way speed of light?

[@a.artbart3020]

Oh it's not cuz you need standing waves for this to work which are two-way and as outgoing oneswarm evenly

[@thephysicistcuber175]

c=1. End of measurement. Also I know that you wanna become a physicist so much, but can you not go to the dark side of experimental pls?

[@AndrewDotsonvideos]

Damn it I accidently copied your comment.

[@hevalserdar5966]

Please answer Why dont we Get 100% accurate answer

[@chessematics]

Solve x"+ax=b×cos(wt+j) x=x(t), a,b,w, j are constants

[@unknownpalooza8475]

What is the real exact speed of light, anyone? But what if I say, "Einstein's theory of relativity"? Then, if I travel than the speed of light, then I should move forward in time,..Does it make any sense? :-)

[@John-jz9qc]

Sixth

[@eliyasne9695]

I did that experiment in school, and i told my teacher it was a completely pointless experiment, because it essentially messures the speed of light by looking up a number on the back of the microwave or on the internet. It would have been a better experiment if we messured the frequency ourselves, but appearently the easiest way to do that is to first know the speed of light and do the experiment in reverse, making the whole thing pointless, again.

[@JuanLopez-rl7ry]

This is such heretical nonsense that chocolate can be used to measure the speed of light

[@chronos_3144]

Please stop making physics videos

[@MrPicklekvGygA]

Haha physics videos on a math channel go brrr

[@nicksu332]

Veritasium be mad