From Error to Discovery: How Math Led To Neptune

[@mohammadaun6698]

Beautifully crafted video, surprised this channel isn't super famous

[@JonathanWhitmore]

Thanks for the kind words!

[@blacklistnr1]

Just came here from your comment on the other version, so much better without the high pitch ringing! also gives your voice an old vibe which goes well with this video. Thanks for the reup.

[@JonathanWhitmore]

Glad to hear it, thank you!

[@mikkey246]

1:24 wow

[@_dz]

Hey Whit! Nicely produced and narrated, transmitted your passion. Hopefully more to come 😊

[@JonathanWhitmore]

Thanks! I’m hoping to make quite a few more!

[@DarbyMeeting]

Well told. A member of our meeting, John Jackson, was involved in verification of Neptune.

[@TrevorStavropoulos]

Well researched and presented, Jonathan. Thanks!

[@JonathanWhitmore]

Thanks Trevor!

[@emilypetroff61]

Love this! Did you play the background piano music as well??

[@JonathanWhitmore]

Glad that you liked it! Unfortunately no, I didn’t play the music in this one.

[@eshulyatyev]

Amazing video

[@blacklistnr1]

3:47 I'll start carrying some arm extensions with me to use this measuring unit :))) I don't think I've ever met someone with arms that long

[@tomoki-v6o]

They were closer to numbers more than we do today

[@JonathanWhitmore]

I think this might be right. The work that Le Verrier had to do was incredible and it was all done by hand.

[@mikkey246]

Fr¿??

[@JonathanWhitmore]

@@mikkey246 for real for real. pen, paper and an amazing amount of determination.