The History of Physics (Part 2)

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[@anujarora0]

We want part 3

[@hutlazzz]

yes more theory,more explanation,more physics !!!muhahah

[@SrmthfgRockLee]

xd

[@megalul4141]

All these discoveries and we still have flat earthers...

[@abulhasankapraywala]

ah yes.

[@user-kx8pu6ys5i]

Humanity never ceases to both disappoint and amaze me at the same time

[@NoActuallyGo-KCUF-Yourself]

Some fantasies are so pleasing to the fantasizer that all of reality is sacrificed to maintain belief in the fantasy.

[@RandomVideos-kn3pf]

Discoveries by people stuck on this ball who only see an enclosed version of the world rather than a birdeye view

[@iamcomputernerd1239]

One of the most underrated channel on youtube

[@richardwieder885]

Wholeheartedly agree. We have great KZbin channels like these that deserve our praise in solid, engaging content in the sciences and academic disciplines.

[@darthsion3844]

@@richardwieder885 Instead, we have Jake Paul.

[@richardwieder885]

@@darthsion3844 ........oh Lord, we have Jake Paul😨.

[@SrmthfgRockLee]

like nigahiga

[@SrmthfgRockLee]

@@darthsion3844 wh0s he

[@bronsolo6941]

I loved at the end how he was just like, "We have covered everything in physics... Except AAALLL of these"

[@HoshikawaHikari]

I just completed my high school, and was never shown a real picture of what a cloud chamber is like, Young's double-slit experiment, cathode-ray oscilloscope, etc. Thanks for this 2-video series.

[@mustaphatimilehin1432]

LMAO, didn't even know such a thing existed😭

[@poorarithmetic]

You are not likely to see any of these experiments/equipment unless you are doing an undergraduate degree in physics.

[@Ken-no5ip]

We did double slit in high school

[@SiddiqueSukdiki]

you're so lucky to see this video

[@wow5212]

My classmates said I have issues cuz i was watching this for entertainment :(

[@shanthala1345]

All my classmates watch this for entertainment and to appear #cool! Just Asian things, lmao.

[@timehasstoppedandthefunbeg4467]

Hahahahaha, our goal is beyond their understanding

[@AdhiNarayananYR]

Find yourself new classmates.

[@satoshinakamoto7253]

fuck your classmates

[@akhandanand_tripathi]

Bro, same here, being an Indian, where there too much competition, if this is your entertainment then you're a bookworm, damn man that's very sad and relatable (sorry for any english errors)

[@mikey10006]

History of engineering next ig

[@HenriqueCosta-fg1pk]

Up

[@juicewarrior2501]

Keep on educating and inspiring the world. Great video as always.

[@JT-zt7uq]

Great video. You're really good at explaining things and I like the way you organized your thoughts. Thank you.

[@schwinn434]

Excellent video; I think this is your best video - maybe, one of the most informative videos I've ever watched (and I majored in a science curriculum in college, a BS in EE.).

[@truthseeker7041]

Thank you very much...i am speechless from awe.

[@davidlawrence8085]

WOW ...this video is just so well done...awesome Thank You!

[@gregurbanek186]

Another great job. Thanks.

[@manny75586]

Awesome series on physics!

[@javierfernandoagudelogomez1794]

Great video, thanks. I'd like the third part

[@worldedit8784]

Really enjoyed this

[@jmw1982blue]

Just remember, when physicists turn up the frequency everyone hertz😏

[@richardwieder885]

Ha! I see what you did there. High five!!!😏👋

[@ticketpirates]

This whole topic could honestly be a stand alone channel....and I would subscribe!

[@harold3802]

Love thiss.. Thank You

[@jamshid_ochilov]

History of Engineering next, please!

[@saintsguard53]

This was so cool!

[@jelierosedelabajan6457]

This can already cover my 15 years of Study. ijust cant believe i just got it here.

[@f6oomtoja820]

This is beautiful💕

[@nonamenoname9701]

This was so good

[@junyanzheng7527]

Hi, can you do a video about the statistics major?

[@abulhasankapraywala]

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[@ariellafuente8294]

Very good video! 7:40 I thought power is lost due to resistance of the wire, not friction.

[@zachstar]

Thanks! And Yeah that's what I meant with resistance within the wire.

[@babajideodusanya8843]

Resistance can be thought if as internal friction. Resistance is the opposition to the flow of charges (current) in a material(or conductor) . Friction is a force of opposition which opposes motion.

[@tapasmondal8518]

Yup

[@geetarathaur6113]

pls make some videos on electronics engineering

[@johnfmartin2576]

Thank you very much for creating this outstanding video. I really dig your clear yet quickly paced presentation. Is it possible for a train to "be going a billion miles per hour" (at time 3:51)? That's like 1.49 c

[@johnfmartin2576]

Nevermind. A billion km/h is like 0.93 c. My bad

[@tahir1156]

Beautiful

[@n0us.]

18:11 RIP

[@jimmyhaotran123]

When i hear the accent, I was about to leave right away, but somehow the video was way too interested so I stayed and loved that i did it

[@jamshid_ochilov]

Jimmy Chan Why don’t you fix your grammar before judging someone’s accent, you dumbass bitch?

[@Diegomarvid]

It's like watching a movie

[@manishvyas7089]

Like

[@worldedit8784]

We want more

[@andrewsegundo7977]

MOM! The meatloaf! We want it now!!

[@zacharybowman9231]

Part 3 in 100 or so years!

[@tj_1260]

Somewhere but where

[@alejo3157]

muy bien

[@vivekgodannamboodiri1296]

Could have included the new discovery of states of matters.

[@noir935]

This video makes me proud to be a supporter.

[@richardwieder885]

Is there a crowdfunding site for this? It's great content.

[@ahmedaly116]

you know about physics more than 99% of average people. You should get your masters in Physics

[@SrmthfgRockLee]

yeh

[@jennyanydots2389]

Still waiting on the sequels...

[@richardwieder885]

I would urge anyone who values our intellectual achievements to at least run this video once. It's a sincere presentation of science as an overview. It's becoming more important as we see the flat Earth movement and the multi gender movement gather momentum. Some of these scientists have literally died in pursuit of this knowledge for the modern advances we take for granted.

[@GreenHotDogz]

so what happens when we get room tempurature superconductor?

[@boinc9278]

3:50 Actually that train could not be going a billion kilometres per hour because it's more than the speed of light 😅 It's explained here 4:46

[@thegirlwhoreads8449]

no, 1 billion km/hr ( aka 100 000 000 km/hr ) as said at 3:50 if we convert it to m/s turns out to be about 27million m/s or ( 27 777 777 m/s ) which when we compare to at 4:46 shows us speed of light is about 299 million m/s or ( 299 792 458 m/s ) which is way more than what he assumes the speed of the train to be. Hence it is possible for the train to be moving at a billion km/hr and it not even close to the speed of light. i hope this helps :)

[@basfromoakwood4986]

gunjan daiya that’s one hundred million, one billion km/h is 1.000.000.000 km/h.

[@David-mm6nx]

@@basfromoakwood4986 Still less than the speed of light. (About 0.9c)

[@suryaraju9496]

The number of times he says proven is definitely triggering some people.

[@noaht393]

Good video. Here under 200 views!

[@saptarshi4105]

Speed of light is same for all observers was theorized by Maxwell, right?

[@MrClarktom]

Yes he found it to be related to permittivity and permeability of free space

[@Lord_Volkner]

Einstein was given the Nobel Prize for his on Relativity, but they didn't want to have to give the prize to Hilbert also ... thus they gave him the prize for his work on the photo-electric effect, which was not worthy of the prize. So, Einstein got a Nobel Prize for Relativity even though the prize was not awarded for Relativity.

[@revtomstiles]

way more but im sick of typing lol

[@sayanbanerjee2722]

Higgs Boson is named after Peter Higgs and Satyadranath Bose . We Indians are proud of Bose sir .

[@vitaminz6418]

All KZbinrs, learn segues from this guy!

[@JahangirAlam-df4kt]

I think u need a correction david hilbert made it first but einstein saw mistake in his math and so he developed the aths on his own as shown in nat geo genius television show episode 7

[@jabunapg1387]

Actually both of them, and many others, worked on it for several years. So it is not that important who published the first complete and correct version.

[@timothy8426]

Heat that doesn't get absorbed, retracts as light?

[@NoActuallyGo-KCUF-Yourself]

The heat is absorbed, but then remitted as light.

[@horrorhabit8421]

I understand that the speed of light will be measured the same by different observers in different frames of reference, but I don't understand why. Shouldn't the speed of light be relative like any other state of motion?

[@SP-bb2ni]

The speed of light is constant

[@horrorhabit8421]

@@SP-bb2ni In a vacuum, yes.

[@NoActuallyGo-KCUF-Yourself]

Part of the problem is that we ultimately use light to do the measuring.

[@axelwimmer4601]

im missing the navier stokes equation

[@quickstart-M51]

You forgot the second most brilliant physicist of the 20th century and his extraordinary relativistic equation of the electron: P.A.M. Dirac

[@benquinneyiii7941]

Wavicle

[@shivPrakashPal108]

Just make a theory of everything

[@new-knowledge8040]

3:04 Hey guys, just do what I did, Simply analyze "motion", and you will soon have derived all of the "Special Relativity" mathematical equations. Even a high school dropout can do it.

[@robertperkins1420]

zach what's a 50 year old applied math major do with his life?

[@retropentium]

is string theory could be the theory of everything?

[@Psalm_23]

It's not

[@haraldsbaumanis]

It could be... it's just that it is now purely mathematical and has no experimental proof. Although it is very useful in a mathematical sense, it seems very unlikely to actually be the theory of everything. Or something like that...

[@zokalyx]

@@haraldsbaumanis "it seems very unlikely" I don't think we have the authority to even write down probabilities of how valid the theory might be. It may be true or false. Until we find out, it's best not to believe (no evidence) but we can't rule it out. We just don't know.

[@aviarpit]

For something to be given the designation of a scientific theory, it needs to satisfy certain criteria, that are, the theory should be falsifiable and should be able to produce testable predictions. String theory doesn't satisfy either of those criteria at the moment. It's not falsifiable because the string theory landscape includes around 10^500 possible configurations for the compactification of the extra dimensions and no one knows which one of those represents our universe. It hasn't produced any testable predictions because the energy scale is simply too high for our engineering capabilities at the moment. It has it's own problems and most physicists expect it to be a precursor to a complete theory of everything. But as of now, it's the closest we've gotten to a theory of everything.

[@xyzct]

Vocal _frrryyyyy._ But fantastic series!!!

[@LuisOrtiz-vf3yq]

dark matter is the and the Higgs particle six-legged particle

[@timothy8426]

Time is a constant stationary measuring tool used to determine the point of motion to start motion to reach a distant future point in travel. It is an observation of past events to predict future points of the motion needed to reach a point in the future, barring mishaps. It is a map of motion that is a repeat of past references, determining amount of energy to move from point to point in similarities, from past travel. It is a tool of observation that determines speed needed to arrive at distant points of travel. Age is related to heat in resistance to cold, releasing heat from mass as it travels through space. Loss of heat breaks down mass at various degrees of thermodynamics in resistance to cold space. Gravity is the strongest force because it holds mass together in equalization to resistance of cold space. Mass is held in gravitational fields of forced motion holding mass together. Heat is all mass and energy in resistance to cold space. Perpetual motion. Resistance is cold space transferring through mass as mass travels through it, causing gravitational fields of forced flow cycling through mass in equalization of resistance. Cold repels heat throughout space, amassed heat in resistance to cold has outward pressure known as weight. The more occupied areas of space in equalization of forces of heat and cold, the more outward pressure of weight contained in mass. Mass contains cold occupied space within and repels heat. So heat is always outward pressure held in gravitational fields of forced motion holding mass together. Hydrogen absorbs heat and becomes helium. More outward force as weight. Mass in occupied areas of space is the weakest point of resistance. So magnetic fields are weaker Gravitational fields of forced motion holding mass together. Resistance of space repelling forward momentum of Planets traveling through space, causing trajectories of mass and resistance to cycling patterns back through the point of least resistance, which is the planets core. Resistance from behind maintaining momentum. Gravitational fields of forced flow are stronger resistances cycling patterns. Thermodynamics are cycling frequencies repeating harmonics of cycling through mass in gravitational fields holding mass together. Stronger magnetic fields in equalization of resistance. Occupational space in an atmosphere. All energy derives from different degrees of thermodynamics in mass. Light is heat refraction not absorbed by interactions between forces of mass in equalization. Electricity, weight, light, sound, chemical, and mass, are thermodynamics variations affecting elements and force held in singular gravitational fields of forced flow of motion in resistance producing outward pressure held in mass. Thermodynamics variations makes or breaks gravitational fields of forced motion holding mass together. Equalization of frequencies interlocking creating Gravitational fields of forced patterns of flow increases with absorption of heat or is disrupted by heat. Equalization to resistance of cold space in thermodynamics, amassed in occupational space, has to be maintained by gravitational fields of forced flow of motion in resistance producing equalization of forces. Alpha and Omega. Time is point to point observation of reactions. Time is a point. Past is what we always are seeing. Imagination is advanced future's sight, of possibilities of similar experiences of probability. Life is a gift. Thermodynamics is all things in resistance patterns to cold. Theoretically.

[@matthewto7406]

1st?

[@audiefarmer4118]

All "Proved" by a piece of chalk on a blackboard.

[@NoActuallyGo-KCUF-Yourself]

What do you think the word "prove" means in this context?

[@preetpatil1366]

Where is nikola tesla?

[@dria7387]

100th comment hoho

[@alsetalokin88]

string theory is dead. anyway, i wanna see nikola tesla...radio, ac, wireless conductivity etc etc: without which our industrialised world would not have been possible...

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[@supratiksanyal4000]

You telling maximum sciencetist experiements not of Indian scientist satyandranath Bose who discovered boson particle

[@sakshibaid5244]

We want part 3