Photosynthesis - How it works! (Animation)

[@Adrox05]

This is a really great video. I was interested in how photosynthesis actually works on a molecular level and this was a wonderful step to gain a general working knowledge of the mechanism on the path to actually getting into the singular reaction mechanisms. Thank you, the animations make for great visualisation.

[@IAmNotABot9]

wow that was way more extreme than I expected when I clicked on this video

[@iLoveTurtlesHaha]

This comment is accurate AF. XD

[@Qwertypp10]

And it is still simplification, just take a look at Calvin cycle it self :)

[@sunnaj]

Great animation.The diagram of ATP synthase is upside down (Wikipedia). The cylindrical part is where protons enter (cylinder part in lumen) and the bulb part is where ATP is formed (bulb part in stroma). I am a visual learner, sorry for complaining about it in an otherwise great animation.

[@Andy_M.S.c]

That's like saying that a drawing of Jupiter is upside down. It means nothing, it's fine.

[@seb0rn739]

The animations in this video are amazing and the depictions of the proteins are accurate but unfortunately it is still too superficial to really understand Photosythesis.

[@boejiden2793]

why Europe is better than USA LMAO

[@abhimanyum5505]

Had you been regular , you would have hit a million subscribers Thomas ! I always share your videos , keep it up !

[@voidfighter2908]

Sir,you should keep making these types of videos😊They are really helpful to me because the same thing is in the book but you tell us more details about it which increases our knowledge👍🏻

[@CrucialMuzic]

Wow this video totally gave me a "How It's Made" vibe to it. Absolutely loved it!! :)

[@mzaite]

The V.O. guy also has a very Brooks T. Moore sound too. "How It's Made: Grad School Edition"

[@timrohrbach1801]

When I clicked on this vid I didn’t know a thing about photosynthesis. After the vid I still don’t know a thing about photosynthesis!

[@Yathuprem]

Great great video. Awesome animation. Gonna watch again. Thanks. Keep it up

[@seanroland612]

I was able to follow till the point he said that plants were green...after that he lost me. Plants are clearly way smarter than me.

[@aminahcyvtfurcur8671]

So true haha also it's so weird to wrap my head around the fact that all of that is in not even one mm of the leaf of my plant I don't know if I explained well but it's crazy ! I wish I could understand better what he is saying

[@HM-rc7nn]

Thanks, Thomas it was a great video with fantastic animation It helped me a lot :)

[@eclipse.salazar]

this vid is so helpful because I am working on my system illustration and this gives me so much info and photosynthesis and is extremely helpful an I never knew this much I feel like I am in 7th grade lol it is so helpful!!

[@kevingeorge5116]

When I saw this on my feed I was like “I need to see this!!!!”

[@harshsinghal4342]

Thanks so much for this. I finally understood this simple process.👏👏👏👏😀😀

[@ThomasSchwenke-knowledge]

Great to hear that :)

[@zenithzz_]

can we emphasize “simple””

[@FunnyWatless]

This was very well made:) Good Job

[@geoffpippin]

Wonderful job here. Top notch.

[@anomanisha2324]

Such a great video

[@malikoutthere]

extremely useful video, thanks mann

[@latelover1658]

plz make more videos on biology topics

[@bikedeefer]

Watching this makes me wonder how this could have evolved over a long period of time. . .

[@fortuna19]

Fairex better? Perhaps, but definitely not more efficient. Current photovoltaics are nowhere near the efficiency of plants

[@iLoveTurtlesHaha]

@@fairextl LOL, actually, what nature has done is better. There is no wastage and the system can co-exist with other life. And when it dies, it can be recycled into fertile earth. But if you think the garbage we created, which pollutes the environment and cannot be recycled, is better then you are missing the big picture. We might be able to get more energy from what we created but it doesn't fit into the bigger system and so - is ineffective as a whole.

[@wewerecreated3960]

Short answer, we were created. Evolution, on the other hand, requires a huge amount of faith to believe that million and millions of coincidences took place just to form the world as we know it. No wonder there are many creationist scientists.

[@pickle_256]

@@wewerecreated3960 evelotion is not a religion bro so you cant say it requires "faith" It's based on undeniable facts extracted using the scientific method Doesn't matter weather you believe in it or not

[@ericwalker6546]

@@fairextl you funny man!

[@theultimatereductionist7592]

Who did these amazing animations?!

[@ThomasSchwenke-knowledge]

Me :)

[@JFBence]

Wow! Cool one. But for this I will definitely need an expert to help with the names! :D

[@seriousdopamine4404]

Life is incredible

[@Nabilagreen64]

have one the same for mitochondria?

[@nurfacealways]

my 5 yr old enjoys these videos

[@linanouman9545]

Good animation

[@himanshuambilkar4160]

Very good video

[@jesussaves8256]

Superb

[@vinaybudhe2306]

Keep it up 👍

[@starsnotfar432]

If plants separate water during photosynthesis, where in the cycle of life are hydrogen and oxygen recombined?

[@AboudUranium]

Become sugar

[@kguy6635]

When organisms respirate (break up Glucose for energy), they turn it back into Water.

[@anshultyagi9242]

Make animated videos over organic reaction also

[@indie7shorts]

Best video

[@sunnaj]

Can you make cellular respiration animation, Professor Dave Explains gives good explanation, it is opposite of Photosynthesis

[@carolinechamberlain9898]

thanks

[@sharonchua3189]

Hi, Thomas. I am a researcher for the National Museum of the Philippines. Your video is helpful for the gallery we are developing. Can I get your permission to use this video for the education of our museum's audience?

[@ThomasSchwenke-knowledge]

Get in contact with me via the email mentioned in the Channel information.

[@kelvinayeyarwaddy2410]

nice video I love t his viedo

[@zinasrai6533]

It's amazing study s technique

[@timrohrbach1801]

The part that kills me is they figured out how this works without computers a long time ago!

[@bakedandsteaked]

This video makes me feel... not so smart lol

[@wanjikv._]

Ikr

[@LiewXi]

who knew plants are this complicated In my opinion, you explain too fast, or maybe I'm just a 16 years old student that has no knowledge of biology

[@IAmNotABot9]

No, I'm 23, I study Agroecology, and I have no clue what he is talking about.

[@neelamkumari0099]

I'm 17, medical stream and grade 11 in India... Trust me... I find plants way more complex than humans

[@radeenrahman9095]

best video

[@laszloiso777]

I'm thinking about a photosynthesizing CAR! I would call it GREEN-GO!

[@laszloiso777]

The byproduct would be sugar cubes ;D and fresh air...

[@bobbylow175]

Thank you plants.

[@HR-motivational-info]

great

[@josecabrera9126]

proton gradient not protein gradient @ 3:56

[@budekins542]

It's called Intelligent Design. Excellent animation.

[@sudhirkumarparmar3948]

At night time system is rebounding Carbon Dioxide to environment. Trying to stop Carbon Dioxide at night time. That is an one type of puzzle. Keep it in mind please.

[@laszloiso777]

Carbon dioxide is essential for life. If you would stop it from forming... plants would suffocate... than all animals too. Finally, the earth would become frozen and lifeless.

[@पूर्णिमासूर्या]

Good

[@aldenfriend9625]

Yo what’s with the fucking Dilophosaurus? Lmfao

[@yocats9974]

If the atoms are separated wouldn't that make plants fission reactors?

[@ShimrraJamaane]

An atom bonding or breaking a bond with another atom is a chemical reaction (coal furnace). A nucleus fissioning/fusing is a nuclear reaction (nuclear reactor).

[@UpUpAboveSky]

I am 1st viewer of this video

[@defealeladia9990]

If only we could duplicate this and use in solar technology

[@TheCasualJonny]

Everytime this dude said ps1and ps2 i was like what abt ps3 ps4 and the extremely legendary but rare ps5

[@HR-motivational-info]

wowwww

[@mysteriousgameplay6963]

Am I the only one that understands this?

[@RightAway87]

I feel dumb now.

[@laszloiso777]

:D honesty is better than being "smart"!

[@ryarod]

The scientific validity of this video came into question the moment a Dilophosaurus ate a leaf.

[@ilikepie3611]

why cant they just put more chloroplasts into a plant

[@vivekchaturvedi1970]

Ilike PIE! O

[@Acta_Non_Verba]

People really see this and still think there is no God??

[@seb0rn739]

Evolution can explain it too. If you let cells develop a mechanism to turn sunlight into usable energy by themselves, it will take a really long time but sooner or later there will be a solution.

[@FrancesStudios]

I dont fucking understand!