Another Physics Lesson (ASMR) The Michelson-Morley Experiment and Einstein’s Postulates

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Hey guys! Another science video for y’all! Some of it sounds like I was out of it a little lol and the graphics were a b to do but I hope y’all enjoy! Much Love ❤️

[@Canucklug]

Since time within an inertial system only changes with respect to the time in another system I suppose it would not be possible to accelerate your system to relativistic speeds in order to change time within your own system and thus the variable of the b-ness of accomplishing a task would not be changeable through relativity despite the relativistic nature of time if other variables determining b were held constant. This is unfortunate.

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Oh I forgot, I’m sure you’re not in a huge studio but you want to be as far away from your green screen as you possibly can. This is obviously dependent on room size, the size of the screen, and the lens you’re using but essentially the further away from the separately lit green screen, the better your key is. That’s why production companies film on huge green screens with the talent tens of feet away from the actual screen itself. Hope these tips help and again, bother me literally any time.

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[@bonerici]

An inertial frame of reference means that your coordinate system is not accelerated. So for instance of you are a kid on a merry go round and measure your xyz from that kids point of view you will experience a Coriolis effect due to the rotation of the merry go round. This is all still Newtonian physics which doesn't require relativity at all. You can calculate all the physics experienced from the point of view of the kid using classical Newtonian physics. Now what the heck is the point of all these inertial frames of reference? Why does Einstein talk about it for special relativity. "Special" is the key here. When Einstein first figured out special relativity he wasn't able to figure out what to do about acceleration. So he left it out. Special relativity requires these inertial frames because of that. It took Einstein another 10 years before he would be able to use accelerating frames of reference and also include gravity. And that is what general relativity is. Remember the famous twin paradox? One twin stays on earth one travels near the speed of light 10 light years away and then comes back. From the point of view of the twin in earth you might say how can you tell if I'm the one going fast or if it's the twin going fast? And the key is the twin experiencing time dilation experiences acceleration that's how you can tell that it's the twin on the rocket ship that experiences time dialation and not the twin on earth. Great ASMR lecture I'm sure you've gone over all this before when you learned physics. I just felt like going over inertial frames in more detail. Keep it up I love these!

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You are both the best and worst physics teacher. The best because you really know how to explain the most difficult physics and math concepts, the worst because I'd probably always be dozing off in your class lololol. Can you do a video with practical physics experiments like Bill Nye or Beakman's World... (or, if you are old Mr. Wizard)?

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Careful bringing up the Michelson-Morely experiment, you'll have flat earthers in your comment section faster than the time it took light to pass through to the detector in the experiment.

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[@trasul4884]

For many time i was "uncomfortable" with the fact that the speed of light has an absolute speed limit. I now think that time dilate so an observer watching an object going over the speed of light will still see it goes at the speed of light. For the object moving over the speed of light, his time frame change so he's "still technicaly going only at the speed of light" but have time distorted from the time of the observer. So you can go over the speed of light..... but more you try to accélérate after the limit, the more "your" time will speedup too !

[@lafaucheuse2001]

no it's physicaly imposible it's been proven multiple times

[@trasul4884]

@@lafaucheuse2001 ok, as your name is french, ill take a guess and continu in my native language: french ! ....a traduction will follow for others ;) Salut !! :) Ce que je veux dire en fait..... On a un observateur immobile et un voyageur qui bouge..... À partir du moment où le voyageur "dépasserais" théoriquement la vitesse de la lumière ("c"), le temps dans son espace se rallentirait de sorte que l'observateur le verrai quand-même comme se déplacant à la vitesse "c" malgré que leur échelle de temps sois différentes. Autrement dit...... il y a 2 facon de changer une vitesse...... la distance et le temps.... D=distance= 1 année-lumière ; T=temps= 1 année Si un voyageur va à 10 fois la vitesse de la lumière, son indice de temps se distortionnera à 1/10 pour compenser. Donc , pour l'observateur, il verra le voyageur parcourrir la distance 10D en 1T, tandis que le voyageur parcourrera la distance D en 1/10T(selon l'observateur)....et donc apres 10D, il aura passé 1T . i lied.... there no traduction!!! :P

[@lafaucheuse2001]

@@trasul4884 mathématiquement c'est cohérent je remets pas ça en doute, mais aucun phénomène de la sorte n'a jamais été prouvé pour ces vitesses donc on ne peut pas savoir si c'est physiquement vrai ce que tu dis. Ce n'est que de la théorie et des spéculations

[@trasul4884]

@@lafaucheuse2001 Oui je suis bien d'accord..... et je ne pensais pas révolutionner la physique dans la section commentaire d'une video d'ASMR lol ;) Me poser ce genre de question m'aide a dormir! :)

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I think what would be great if you made a video where near the end you transition to really difficult maths. Would be interesting for some and very tiring for others haha. Personally I'd be very interested in some more advanced physics with maths included.

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The MM experiment is the strangest experiment ever done. The basic idea of it makes no sense to me, and here’s why: A measurement of relative velocity is that between 2 separate and distinct objects - My rocket ship’s velocity relative to the Earth, my car’s relative to the Empire State Building. But according to the Ether theory upon which MM was premised, light is not something separate from the Ether. Light is a propagating wave disturbance of the Ether and therefore IS the Ether, a manifestation of it. Saying that you want to measure the speed of light relative to the Ether is as illogical as saying you want to measure the speed of sound relative to the air. Sound is a disturbance of the air. So there is no relative measurement to be made. Suppose you do an MM type experiment with sound. You set up your audio equipment on the deck of an aircraft carrier that’s going full speed ahead at, say, 20 knots. From the scientist’s viewpoint, the deck is stationary and there is a headwind of 20 knots. You measure the speed of a sound pulse first in the direction of motion against the headwind, from stern to bow, then perpendicular to it, starboard to port. Any difference? No. Both measurements should yield the same speed of sound. The speed of a wave disturbance of a medium is solely a property of the medium itself and has nothing to do with the velocity of the source of the disturbance relative to it. This is why MM yielded a null result.

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[@bonerici]

One more thing. The Michaelson Morley experiment didn't detect any phase change in the two directions. However we are still doing this experiment but now we are doing it millions and millions of times more precisely. And guess what? This new Michaelson Morley experiment called LIGO is able to detect small variations in the two legs caused by merging black holes creating gravity waves.

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this would've hit so hard if it was whispered 😭. Still love it tho good looks brother. Good vid

[@QuantumASMR]

I was going to but when I was recording ppl were loud af outside so I had to do soft speaking to be heard after the audio editing 😭 I’ll do more whispering when I get a sound barrier for my outside wall

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Hey guys, what's something you guys do to help exercise your brain? Like a mental exercise. I'm in Physics 2 and I just want to do the best I can in that class. I'm not obsessed with getting an A, (I am) but I want to be able to not struggle as much. I hear Sudoku is good for exercising the mind.

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Write with your non-dominant hand, play a musical instrument, learn another language, walk in nature, good exercise routine

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Einstein's dream was to have such a device. Proposal for joint implementation of the invention. You are negotiating with companies that make fiber optic gyroscopes. Technical consultation and payment for the cost of the test device from me We need; assemble a hybrid fiber optic gyroscope (based on 50% - Michelson's experience 1881-2024). Use a hybrid fiber optic gyroscope and measure; 20, 25, 30 m/sec., car speed in a straight line. As a result of 100% direct experience we will receive the basis for: Postulate 1. Light is an ordered vibration of gravitational quanta. Postulate 2. The gravitational field controls the frequency and speed of light in a vacuum. We can save the big 💰s for big science. Gravitational wave detectors are being built in China and India. It is planned to launch heavy space rockets with interplanetary satellites, such as LISA and so on. That's over $4 billion, not counting other resources.

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its more tingly because i dont get it. It makes me want an intelligent book smart girl to try to make me understand. But its funny cause i really dont care or need to lol

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I prefer whispered but stayed for the physics.

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Working on it :) I have one degree down one or two more to go lol

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