Mysterium Cosmographicum

[@DolanDark]

Damn Michael lookin thicc

[@WhatTfRn]

Fancy seeing you here

[@vastviksewani3572]

Dolan Dark More Vsauce Memes!!

[@applepear2413]

🅱️hicc

[@ThreeNinjaDucks]

the m in Micheal stands for mmmmmm

[@CezarMS1]

Three Ninja Ducks So precious.

[@venus_envy]

1:47 Ah, yes the elements of which everything is comprised: campfire, turnip garden, lobster king, sunshine and finally, bird.

[@adammandic4229]

I mean, they are comprised out of protons, neutrons and electrons, you can make some pretty wacky stuff with them

[@coldashell7057]

_THE B I R D_

[@leonrivasburruel3231]

The most basic of elements indeed.

[@MidoriNatsume]

But everything changed when the Campfire Nation attached.

[@calvincoolidgesimp4380]

Adam Mandić you are composed of homosexual

[@rabbiqa]

We all know fire is just sharp air

[@adamlafountain5727]

*spicy air

[@devonmeekflips2635]

Fair Nuf

[@NovaCaine2489]

Angry air

[@kcg6016]

realization-100

[@coltmagnus6572]

Though it doesn't exist without air..

[@DrScrubbington]

"Modern measurements have shown that this isn't how the solar system works" Okay but Kepler was PRETTY DAMN CLOSE you can't deny how almost-perfect it is

[@angelmendez-rivera351]

Dr Scrubbington He was very accurate with regards to where the planets were, but he was VERY wrong about why they were there.

[@maxwellsequation4887]

Kepler was a great scientist (since physicist was not a term then) and it's obvious that he was incredibly genius, so he had to be very close( just like scientist today are to the quantum physics)

[@thegoodlydragon7452]

The legacy of Greek philosophy was a mixed bag. The concept of logic, applied math, and scrutiny definitely aided progress, but at the same time these obsessions with all of these particular notions like Plato's forms, Plato's solids, Aristotle's notions of physics being based on these quasi-mystical ideas of cosmic place etc. were definitely impediments when they were clung to dogmatically. I think there's a lesson in that for our own modern times. Abstracting might be the essence of good science, but ONLY when the model actually fits the data, and NOT just because it seems pretty and orderly. Kepler was in that intellectual milieu and so of course he was influenced by its prejudices towards favoring all things classical, passed down as received wisdom from the great masters.

[@Mr._Dooter]

Yeah, but a lot of planets and stuff ave his name

[@WakandaDigitalGroup]

We still don't know what is upthere why ir his don't let them fool you!!

[@littolicce]

he probably forgot Vsauce's main channel's password and that's why he's uploading it here

[@zyibesixdouze4863]

True

[@mikeissweet]

Very original comment, alittalien

[@__Razer]

I think it has more to do with his Red series, Mind Field. KZbin probably has a contract on the main channel so he's not allowed to post regular content there, so instead he posts here.

[@m-yday]

Razer1103 there’s no way that’s true. KZbin wouldn’t stifle creators like that, especially if they have a KZbin Red series. I think it’s because this is more of a mini video; he doesn’t go off on many tangents. Instead, he completely focused on the Mysterium Cosmographicum

[@amanrubey]

Lol

[@Afanasii_Kamenkoi]

Want to have a unique intro? Just crabwalk into the frame naked

[@ExileRavy]

I was hoping he'd raise his hands like claws, but you can't have everything I guess

[@birb1686]

Agreed

[@Ewumm]

You want something don’t you

[@cloverpepsi]

Stop calling it a "icosahedron" That's a lowly name. It's a gyroelongated pentagonal bipyramid

[@beckoo5584]

No.... D20

[@404found00]

_DnD memories intensifies_

[@talinuva]

It's actually a Snub Tetratetrahedron.

[@__Bruh]

*Snub Distetrahedron

[@CanadianCoffeeAddict]

YESS!

[@Zeldaschampion]

Seeing Micheal half naked followed by the title Micheal's toys made me think we were going to see a different variety of toys....

[@avanewman3545]

o dear

[@craigcorson3036]

Well, sure it did. That's the result of having a mind that is in the gutter.

[@1234q-q8x]

Zeldas Champion ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

[@OxyPox]

Craig Corson You sure seem fun. /s

[@Zeldaschampion]

@Craig Corson But I was talking about toys used in a bath like rubber ducks. It sounds like your mind was in the gutter....

[@jubjub7673]

A Platonic solid is what I get put in when I ask out a woman

that would happen if you could talk with girls.

[@liiiiinx]

Mauro Molinero **visible confusion**

[@blackmask9669]

@Dude Bro nonromantic erection*

[@vaiyt]

The shame cube is a platonic solid

[@neonfroot]

Sometimes you get a love triangle. Sometimes you get a dodecahedron of previous lovers.

[@skifli8789]

Earth, air, fire, water, all four nations lived in harmony until the dodecahedrons attacked

[@Statsy10]

Those were nations? All this time I thought that they were an Earth, Wind, and Fire cover band.

[@iagreebut6813]

skifli878 underrated comment

[@zyibesixdouze4863]

Double underrated comment

[@josefernandes96]

People didn't see the last airbender. Feels bad man

[@Gandalf_the_Black_]

r/surrealmemes

[@danbollows2871]

I like where this channel is going...

[@fatguy2002]

honestly the only reason I subscribed to this channel is because Micheal started uploading interesting content here

[@qlcikgottem6610]

Amen

[@MM-hi]

Thanks!

[@Mike77x77]

Hey Vsauce, Micheal here teach me

[@RazinShaikh]

This channel is pure Dolan Dark material

[@KraggHC]

You, a simpleton: "I am going swimming". Me, an intellectual: "I am going to submerse myself in Rolly Boys".

[@bekfastdude8022]

i will go submerse into icosahedra

[@memerboi69.0]

enter the d20s

[@elvinrobin4677]

The cube is what the earth is made of, *insert minecraft music here*

[@brysonsirus7747]

Silent Sheep ..what? :|

[@beaclaster]

Mellohi

[@Hamuelin]

I live for Vsauce 1 and 3 content (and 2, but that’s more like, chilling on an afternoon content)

[@Quetzalcoatl0]

the only problem is that this is not the vsauce channel, its the dong channel,

[@Hamuelin]

But it’s still Michael. And I was just making a statement because I felt like it...

[@legitname6687]

Ö _ come on vsauce 2 is great too

[@thehh5118]

_Burn..._

[@Vsauce2]

i am your refreshing glass of lemonade. drink me in.

[@MoioTube]

The thrill of knowing that all this time I was playing DnD with platonic solids. Thank you, Michael.

[@ethanjacobrosca7833]

All of them are Platonic solids except the d10, which is a Pentagonal trapezohedron

[@aguyonasiteontheinternet]

@@ethanjacobrosca7833 is there a better 10-faced dice? the pentagonal trapezohedron just looks wrong.

[@ethanjacobrosca7833]

@@aguyonasiteontheinternet I am not sure, but making a Platonic solid with ten faces seems impossible

[@SleepySkull1]

Michael, Did you forget your VSauce's account password?

[@SkonTeam]

I think it's because of the Mind Field series he does on KZbin Red (money) that he stopped making Vsauce videos, or he forgot his password .

[@FreeMindedMason]

He also does braincandy now, if you like, were watching

[@AbuHajarAlBugatti]

He just wants anyone to praise his DONG

[@mike_hock]

SleepySkull he’s stopped doing it for fun, now it’s for money

[@carltonsorrells7609]

SkonTeam: Agreed. But I see it more of as KZbin Red has claimed and taken all rights that he can't post these types of videos there "freely" during the contract.

[@thejonazzzzz]

I don't study science ( I'm a nurse, so I have a little notion of it), and these abstract things would go over my head if some university professor tried to explain me. Michael is an exellent storyteller and is so good at explaining and showing the ideas/theories/mathsjizzle without making it to complicated and without forcing his opinion. Never stop doing what you're doing Michael.

[@citris_egg5389]

"auugh, platonic." my favourite quote ever

[@citris_egg5389]

3:20

[@hedihesni5977]

😂😂😂

[@ashleyknight1384]

Me with me fear of commitment

[@hedihesni5977]

I was scrolling down to see who else finds that part as hilarious. 😂

[@nottoday5773]

0:02 this dong has gone wild

[@prodtheontar]

hello mapper i quit mapping today

[@prodtheontar]

bc i got bored of it and i got other stuff to do -like memes-

[@munjee2]

So math is related to science

[@tristanwillstout658]

*illuminati: stop right there*

[@PurlaneMauve]

Math *is* a type of science.

[@TiernanWilkinson]

Math is the universal language of all science.

[@giraysoysal589]

Tristan Willstout that was the first thing i thought when i saw this comment

[@CuriousMindsss]

Gotta love Katy Perry 😂

[@raf221]

D4 D8 D6 D12 D20 But D10 isnt platonic :(

[@MuzikBike]

just use a decagonal hosohedron

[@garrettmckinney7565]

sad right

[@phonglove6767]

@Silent Sheep it is same as a penny

[@evieisleavie]

That's the one that actually got a girlfriend out of all of you

[@SugarooLM]

R2 D2

[@AbaddonDrums]

Michael is a living walking proof that having a good teacher is everything. Good teacher can make learning so much more enjoyable and interesting. The way he talks about it is so passionate and contagious.

[@SatanicJamnic]

Dolan already edit this? xD

[@laveshpaliwal5477]

Hey! would u mind having a look into my channel i would surely appreciate it. ;)

[@brettcasale]

not Doppler I just visited your channel and all I can say is... Reported for terrorism.

[@loopzoop3409]

SatanicJamnic hhh

[@ImaSneke]

no

[@danrebeiz4598]

4:01 if I’m not mistaken, I believe Michael just anyway’d Plato.

[@Schattengewaechs99]

You know you‘re a smart man when you can mock greek philosophers.

[@lvbboi9]

To be fair any dumbass can But Michael's got the knowlegde to back it up.

[@marcelinebrum]

Also known as RPG dices

[@user-mx5we9ne8k]

D10, D4 even, D20 Are not

[@NayOnFrames]

8:42 "And the ratios between the radii of these six spheres, matched the distances of those six known planets from the Sun." I am passing out. That's awesome. And even if it isn't the very exact measurements, they are still very similar, and TBH it wasn't mentioned in the video if there was ever a time in our Solar System in which they might have.

[@636op]

6:48 Long ago, the four nations lived together in harmony. Then, everything changed when the Fire Nation attacked. Only the Avatar, master of all four elements, could stop them, but when the world needed him most, he vanished. A hundred years passed and my brother and I discovered the new Avatar, an airbender named Aang. And although his airbending skills are great, he has a lot to learn before he's ready to save anyone. But I believe Aang can save the world.

[@ditoo2002]

Bop Heart good luck with Aang, hope he reaches his full potential

[@GC-pz8oz]

My childhood

[@anji8743]

Guys can we please stop objectifying Michael he's got human emotions too I think

[@jazzieman9687]

"I think"

[@keegster7167]

I think he's a robot: kzbin.info/www/bejne/m6fIfGqsZ8iLbpI

[@mraccident]

It's only a vicious rumor.

[@ozargaman6148]

4:26 gyroelongated pentagonal bipyramid

[@munschirl]

I like how he’s so meta that he knows he’s a meme

[@angelmendez-rivera351]

Michael Munsch Yes

[@Taikamuna]

Top 10 anime series

[@mccssecondaccount6901]

Definitely top 1

[@calswartz615]

Top 10 anime plot twists

[@jamesvanbergeyk2353]

3:17 is whenever someone says something annoying

[@VyxtheBat]

Pfft. Don' waste my time with that! (Get outta here!)

[@randallstephens959]

6:32

[@alexismiller2349]

Randall Stephens ty

[@saurabhchaturvediscientist]

Are you signaling​ Johnny Sins with specs?

[@randallstephens959]

Saurabh Chaturvedi, I bet Michael is!

[@simonli4484]

*MICHAEL’S TOYS*

[@serjherman]

DatCoolMolecule, Tim would be proud.

[@matthewpopow6647]

"God does not play dice." -Einstein of Aristotle's DnD game

[@bengregg8050]

The cube is earth.. Because Minecraft

[@szlanty]

Ben Gregg Earth was the ICOSAHEDRON which represents WATER which earth has.

[@nyer]

ohhhhh noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

[@Nimsy0001]

Ben Gregg Earth in Minecraft is not a cube Watch game theory's video

[@2guyzmusic672]

Anonymous person I refuse, Minecraft is cubes

[@nightraven9970]

Cuuuubes

[@fazekasroland2968]

He is doing the meme bait on purpose

[@giovannizerbini3119]

Kenway Hunter He's talked a lot about trying comedy and appreciating meme "culture". I think "bait" seems more devious than what Michael's doing, but he is aware of his quirky humor.

[@FlyingAce1016]

Dnd dice make up the universe? Thats pretty metal. Hahahaha

[@xeanheart2614]

Eh, I use plastic dice

[@alexwang982]

Haha. Who uses metal dice?

[@RazorM97]

when math meets avatar the last airbender.. "the 5 prime elements n polygons" lol

[@gamemultiplier1750]

Michael is getting wilder as time goes on, haha.

[@manos6590]

Got a sudden urge to play D&D

[@coastersplus]

Manos Alimpertis If I ever get a time machine I'm making Plato add a d10.

[@govnornine5294]

browsing comments... was not disappointed

[@scoutskylar]

"Each [platonic solid] is made up of congruent, regular, polygon faces and have the same number of faces meeting at each vertex." Okay, but wouldn't that include the regular star polyhedra? Wikipedia's article on regular polyhedron has has the same requirements and includes the regular star polyhedra: "The faces are congruent regular polygons which are assembled in the same way around each vertex." Source: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regular_polyhedron#mw-content-text The platonic solids are the *convex* regular polyhedra.

[@Aaron_646]

@@TheTomatoWatcher umm... kzbin.info/www/bejne/lZnNg6mQjtB0naM

[@themobiusfunction]

@@TheTomatoWatcher No, the intersections aren't "verticies" at all!

[@rd_ctrlr5311]

Someday I hope to get a VSauce video covering more than just the platonic solids and going into Dark Geometry. Please. I wanna see Michael marvel over the great stellated dodecahedron or the mutetrahedron or the infinite tilings.

[@samuraijackson241]

Seeing this comment reminded me of a video called,”there are 48 regular polyhedra.” It might not be as entertaining as vsauce, but nonetheless an interesting video. And yes, the video did mentioned the regular ster polyhedra.

[@MarcosSilva-kv9ej]

We just watched an 11 minute ad for a shirt right? Edit: So many likes thank you

[@zaneyates5704]

Marcos Silva No. that was part of it.

[@MarcosSilva-kv9ej]

Zane Wallach Are you sure because I think it's an ad for his new shirt

[@iagreebut6813]

Marcos Silva its about math and geometry, this subject plays into the shirt he's selling. The shirt ad was only part of it. I'm sorry youre too empty headed to see the difference just because one flows into another.

[@sereysothe.a]

I agree but, ... he was obviously joking

[@chrisb4003]

I agree but, don't be silly, it's an 11 minute add for a shirt, he's covered it up well with some decent content but the whole thing is ultimately a big add for a shirt

[@youssefabid1034]

Best ad ever.

[@100billionsubscriberswithn4]

I live for Thicc Micheal.

[@mikhailkiselev9869]

He really does gradually become more and more insane with each episode

[@talalahmedvlogs5717]

Michael has a crush on Plato.

[@Lellistair]

nah, their relationship is strictly platonic

[@Persun_McPersonson]

(@ Lellistair) 'Eyyyyyyy!*finger guns*

[@Persun_McPersonson]

(@ Sike Bruh) TF are you talking about? I said nothing to do with Fortnight.

[@AtheusMaximus]

get this guy to do Cosmos 3 series. Also hire Arthur Issac the KZbinr as a co-writer

[@matthewclark1006]

Dude...your cause and means of making a difference is so amazing. Props bro

[@djc4n]

" thank you for watching" ..... That whole outro was so nice.... very well done I loved the animations with the vibe of the song

[@biojui1]

Michael i love the funny way you explain science, you were made for this! Keep up the good work

[@Gia1911Logous]

Tetrahedron - Fire Octahedron - Air Icosahedron - Water Square - Earth Dodecahedron - Д̷̢̛̬̰̘̲̠͉̯̋̈̾͊͒̌̈́́͒͘͘͝͝р̸͍̠̰͉̹̯̦͉̹͔̬̲̫̹̀̆̅̌̕̚̕͝у̷̰͙̙͋̈́͋͋̎͂̓͋̓͠г̵̨̥̤̱̼͔̭̗͔̺̓̆̒̏͂͒́̊̆̏̚͠

[@xexpaguette]

10:40 *Angry Wheelchair-Users Noises*

[@nathanielcleary5408]

And that is why d&d is the best.

[@sharkattack153]

Natzvids .!. IT'S GOT ALL OF DEM!

[@Jellybellie]

we out here

[@devinward461]

Shark Attack And the d10 is kinda the -third- sixth wheel

[@shadycactus6146]

obviously, d10s are evil and should be avoided at all costs. i vote we replace them with d12s - those don’t get enough love as is anyway

[@wkang2758]

6:48 - 6:51, Long ago, the four nations lived together in harmony.

[@angelmendez-rivera351]

Wei Kang Koh But it all changed when the Fire Nation attacked. Only the Avatar, master of all four elements, could stop them. But when the world needed him most, he vanished.

[@VyxtheBat]

@@angelmendez-rivera351 A hundred years passed and my brother and I discovered the new Avatar, an Airbender named Aang, and although his Airbending skills are great, he has a lot to learn before he's ready to save anyone. But I believe Aang can save the world.

[@w5527]

0:10 New meme template incoming!

[@thehh5118]

DONG intros never disappoint, so dank.

[@swapado]

My mom and I got the curiosity box for my dad, and he absolutely loved it! My dad and I actually fought over the shirt and we're totally getting another one. The book it came with was so interesting, and I loved the little collectables it came with too!

[@nicstroud]

I miss the old D.O.N.G. format with all the weird and wacky websites. I still enjoyed this video but it was more LUT than D.O.N.G.

[@melonieashway4189]

Although it's on the channel called DONG, this series is actually Michael's Toys

[@That_Awesome_Guy1]

@@melonieashway4189 What channel is called dong? This channel is d!ng and has always been d!ng.

[@HobbesHobbiton]

4:32 Oh hey, look! its a D20!

[@supersolomob422]

Dnd fanatics...

[@hakonrasmussen4698]

no its a gyroelongated pentagonal bipyramid

[@soundsofstabbing3627]

There are 48 regular polyhedra

[@mertatakan7591]

No, there are 5 platonic + 4 stars = 9 total. I watched that video of jan Misali and hes wrong about a lot of things. Mucube, mutetrahedron and muoctahedron are not closed shapes and petrials aren't any different than their original, petrial cube is just a different way of thinking about cube, it's the same thing.

[@rachelmorrow9042]

0:28 he didn't even glance at the box he caught!

[@oofityoof3664]

this is turning into a vsauce video trippy

[@DREADN0UGHTT]

1:46 The elements that make up our universe: Fire Air Earth *The Omnipotent Lord Of All Crustaceans* Space

[@Bleepbleepblorbus]

Theres also weightlessnessn't

[@edwardclark6731]

@@Bleepbleepblorbus ya'll forgot deathn'tn'tn'tn'tn'tn't'nt'nt'nt'nt'nt'nt'n't omega x omega plus nine million

[@akashsehrawat2291]

Hey Michael , vsauce here

[@pranavlimaye]

PETITION TO BRING BACK VSAUCE Dang, I still have soooooo many UNANSWERED questions! THERE'S SOOOOOO MANY VSAUCE TOPICS OUT THERE!

[@MSX98FMDnB]

so basically this video is just one giant merch plug and so far its the best one ive ever seen

[@mr.mister3960]

Ngl, this video is hard to watch after having seen Jan Misali's video about regular Polyhedra, and hearing Michael say the platonic solids are the only ones

[@jjodecii]

Michael... You're becoming the meme

[@maciejknap6284]

Jodeci Cowell You're pretty slow.

[@jjodecii]

I'm worried for Dolan, Capitan Kaktus

[@scptime1188]

For all the people saying that there are 48 regular polyhedra, that is very true, but michael was talking about bounded convex shapes (not explicitly stated in the definition of a Platonic solid by Plato but platonic solids are classed as refular regular polyhedra that fall under this category), so no stellated dodecahedrons or euclidean tilings.

[@julianobitsgen]

Not just Plato, but Pythagoras would be proud of this video too. Nicely done, Michael!

[@p123j82]

I miss "Hey Vsauce, Michael here"

[@jamesgragan8129]

Favorite KZbin channel man. I put it on when I take a shower and it’s pretty relaxing and entertaining.

[@CptArmarlio]

So..... sacred geometry.

[@TheTURKISHDELIGHT98]

When I watch Micheal I forget all the pain and sadness, he makes me smile

[@MCCCLXXIII]

This was a beautiful and interesting episode, a pleasure to watch. Thank you Michael and your team.

[@eddietorres1313]

Wait, i thought that by the time Kepler was was inspirational, Copernicus' sun-center theory was already picking up steam.

[@DrScrubbington]

Not exactly. Copernicus had theorized it, but it wasn't until about a hundred years later that people began accepting it scientifically. In fact, the ancient Greek astronomer Aristarchus was the first to theorize it in the 3rd century BC, and Copernicus actually attributed his theory to him. But it went silent for 18 centuries before Copernicus finally revived the theory.

[@higherquality]

8:52 I'm actually starting to believe that idea

[@TheAgamemnon911]

The singular of vertices is VERTEX! Argh!

[@Gandalf_the_Black_]

I'm glad I'm not the only one who noticed!

[@davidf2281]

It struck me immediately too. It is odd that Michael would make such an obvious mistake. Language changes with use, of course: has 'vertice' become the de facto singular form? If not, then maybe Michael just started the ball rolling!

[@antoniolewis1016]

Single Verticeeeee

[@Gandalf_the_Black_]

davidf2281 It's quite the conundrum. The thing is, you also get people saying 'vertexes'. Then we'll end up with 'vertice' and 'vertexes', making for a very awkward situation. -this is why people need to learn Latin-

[@davidf2281]

Indeed. I get vertexigo just thinking about it.

[@luccabritto2566]

_p l a t o n i c_

[@stalememeguy]

this video somehow combined d&d and minecraft with geometry and astronomy and i love it. some of my favourite things in this world.

[@josephvanacore3625]

Michael, I love you more than platonically

[@andymcl92]

Joseph Vanacore Euclidially?

[@whalenuranus7187]

Ehhhuuhhh.... You wanna slip him your throbbing plutonic solid...uuuhhh

[@dribkram]

The outro song can be heard here. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iaWqdZqmbrabmJY

[@randomcreator28]

ur a saint

[@xlink010]

Thank you.

[@steensborg]

I love you

[@scdtlucas]

THANK YOU for that, you're amazing.

[@TheCrossx6]

bless you kind sir

[@micahscott3895]

The Kepler Poinsot polyhedra are regular polytopes made of pentagram because the self intersections aren't vertices the symmetry is preserved

[@harrybarber3255]

I’m calling it, there are two more Platonic solids. They’ll match up with Uranus and Neptune

[@thebassgod7268]

Once I had a really profound dream about life and the universe and I remember I was in my house and this being asked me if I was platonic. I don't think I even knew what platonic meant at that time. Then I did some research and I'm finding out a lot about this subject! I also learned that some of the Platonic shapes actually occur in nature. This made me think about the different shapes and how some of the fundamental things in the universe are made from these shapes. It also makes me think about the similarities of these shapes with vibration and frequency. How water droplets actually form complex geometric shapes with certain frequencies. Since our bodies supposedly contain water does that mean that different frequencies resonate differently within us? Do they affect us directly? Can we change our frequency and state of vibration? How? What happens if we can? So many questions left unanswered...

[@shiyalpiyal6729]

Earth made of cubes???? MINECRAFT ! thanks plato

[@omar47hitman]

Counting the memes ...

[@d0gbug]

There are actually 48 regular polytopes in 3D

[@andersontruong3298]

0:50 sphere, cylinder, and skewed cylinder: AAA--

[@Ryukachoo]

Mike searching for the most uncomfortable way to start a video. He's approaching the "uhhhh" singularity

[@ThatChannelWithANameThatsTooLo]

Broooooooo imagine thinking there are only five regular polyhedra when literally everyone ever knows there are 48

[@aymanislam7995]

we need to petiton micheal to make an updated video

[@fightingprawn8918]

I remember playing with kinnex as a kid and being amazed when I made my first dodecahedron. There's something truly special about that shape to the brain

[@Luigicat11]

"But in 3 dimensions there are only 5 regular polytopes." Me, an intellectual who's watched jan Misali's video on the 8 regular polyhedra: Well yes, but actually no.

[@RatQueen03]

You mean the 48 regular polyhedra

[@aer0a]

1:32 There are only 5 regular convex polyhedra. There also concave polyhedra (kepler-poinsot solids) and polyhedra with coplanar faces (tilings)

[@aer0a]

Johannes kepler discovered two of the kepler-poinsot polyhedra. The other two were discovered by louis poinsot

[@smoceany9478]

kepler poinsot solids arent concave theyre just overlapping

[@colekraten1606]

The platonic solids are not the only regular polyhedra possible in 3d euclidian space. They are only the Finite convex polyhedra, but there are actually 48 polyhedra possible that fit the mathematical definition of regular polyhedra (meaning they have edge transitivity, vertex transitivity, and face transitivity). Basically, you can build polyhedra out of skewed petrial polygons or polygons that self intersect but are not convex, etc. None of these are disallowed by the definition of either regular polyhedra or regular polygons and in order to disqualify any of these shapes (even if they don't feel like they should fit the definition like flat tilings) you would have to amend the definition specifically to exclude these shapes Visualizations of the expanded regular polyhedra set: cpjsmith.uk/regularpolyhedra Interesting paper: link.springer.com/content/pdf/10.1007/PL00009304.pdf

[@falcychead8198]

I can't take it anymore. It's ver_tex_, not vertice. Vertices is the plural of vertex, but vertice is _not_ the singular of vertices.

[@andrewzoich]

Well said

[@mikeissweet]

He wasn't speaking about the attributes of _a_ vertex - he was, in fact, speaking about each of the figure's _vertices_

[@andrewzoich]

mikeissweet he was definitely saying “verticee” instead of “vertex” when trying to use the singular of “vertices”

[@mikeissweet]

Andrew Soycheese Where?

[@andrewzoich]

1:56, 2:03, 6:28

[@99_King_0]

LOOKING GOOD MICHAEL SHOW ME SOME MORE OF YOUR TOYS!!

[@Fred_Costa]

I was wondering where all my Vsauce videos went, and I only now have realised that the content on this channel feels more like main Vsause than it feels like the old Dongs. Wonderful.

[@DragonFox7212]

3:21 marriage, your words “yay friends”, your emotions “uggh friends”. I’m just kidding it’s just that’s how your words conveyed.

[@karthikbalajim1381]

The length of this video is 11.11 minutes. Coincidence? I think not...

[@Vistresian1941]

Of course not. Michael's dong has to at least be that long or he doesn't get proper dong validation.

[@100billionsubscriberswithn4]

Mmmmmmmm. Micheal's dong.

[@ixaacm]

of course is not a coincidence.

[@carsonmorris127]

Technically this video is 11.183333333... minutes long.