Infrared Light Physics Experiments - AAPT Films

[@xae-u8k]

You have great experiments in your film! Thank you!

[@rendermanpro]

Amazing channel. James, you can have 1M+ subscribers *easy* You should don't stop and make more of this.

[@Shahd_jul119]

the A4 papers trick has blown my little siblings minds hahhaa they really enjoyed it

[@angelocast]

This video is amazing! Thank you James for doing this and sharing knowledge! It deserves more views and likes than thousands of stupid videos with 0 neurons, just created to entertain and make us more stupid.

[@titannb9027]

You haven’t posted in a year. Looking forward to seeing you post again. You have some good content 👍

[@vivianastridge2167]

I found your video to be of great interest and information expressed in such a simple manner. I suffer from neuropathy of the feet and have read that FIR is of use in relieving the greatly depressing symptoms. As the feet radiate FIR is there any way that this radiation may be trapped and reflected back to the feet thereby resulting in a sort of self energized device? Please help me by suggesting materials that would enable me to build a close fitting box like structure in which I could place my feet and have them self heal if that could describe the process. In developed countries there are FIR lamps that may be used for therapeutic purposes but here where I live in a third world country all that is available are ordinary light bulbs. Or you could perhaps help me with links or references to papers published related to my problem. And thank you sincerely.

[@gunnerdavidson7287]

The solar cell thing is kinda like an infrared Geiger counter.

[@mohammadsbaehat6214]

صديقي هذا الفيديو رائع هل يخترق طبقات الارض بمساعدة كميرت تصوير ارجو المساعده

[@vishalwagh2987]

# whery good information sir #

[@ChrisLeeX]

Physicist here. Enjoyed the video :)

[@hinesification]

Nice video, except for your statement that far infrared spans from 0.6 microns to 300. 0.6 micron is in the visible spectrum. Your eyes can see it! Far infrared is usually wavelengths longer than about 60 microns

[@Uraniumore299]

Nice videos Sir!

[@330MillionGods]

5:53 : How does it work ?

[@213-aryuvarajteja9]

Excellent

[@PhillCurtis]

super informative! :)

[@zes3813]

wrr

[@eboojo.388]

How is light elertomagmetic?

[@ambermiller3590]

Eboo Jones light is in fact an electro magnetic wave. Electro magnetic waves travel at the speed of light. Waves are changing electric fields changing into changing magnetic fields and so on. It’s a rotary effect. These are my notes from school! They are most likely wrong lmao

[@sciguywhite]

No, you're right! Infrared from your remote control, visible light that you see, microwaves from your microwave oven, x-rays at your docs office, radio waves from a station ,etc. are ALL the SAME type of wave, and only differ by their frequency/wavelength. They are all forms of electromagnetic energy, traveling in waves made of up oscillating (back and forth) electric fields AND magnetic fields that are perpendicular to each other. A moving electric field will generate a magnetic field as a result, and a moving magnetic field will in turn generate an electric field, etc. etc.

[@akamanwalia7085]

why can't we see ice in warm h2o ??

[@rkv88kanyan39]

great

[@AbdiPianoChannel]

So it's easy to hide from Apache gun ship helicopters.

[@arianelcole]

I hate that traditional color rendering besides analogous fastest wave bluer.

[@hinesification]

And far infrared is NOT what your body emits. Your body emits mostly at is microns which is mid infrared and the same wavelengths that are used for tracking missiles and heat signatures from things like mice!

[@jasondavis8886]

Fake space telescope and I'm out

[@ireneortegaalvarez6043]

what awful you are crazy