@edipocdf

Tks a lot for this type of content.

@r.m10234

Thanks, It's really helpful to understand EM waves.

@Nischal.shetty02

Please dont stop bringing content like this. It simplifies concepts that take months to understand in colleges and I can even visualize it. This deserves millions of views I hope you reach there soon! All the best

@maximumkillmtg

Wait, are you telling me that a reflection isn't actually the same light reflecting back, but a newly created light from the electrons on the mirror's surface? 

Mind. Blown.

@gilleor

Brilliant explanation and visualization. Thank you.

@debug0sec

Thanks for making these. I want to show my support and hopefully make it worth your while to keep writing and producing these types of videos.

Happy holidays! I look forward to your next release.

@michaelwieland3221

Best Physics channel on Youtube

@EmceeEdits

Your videos make visualising and understanding things fun and exiting. Thank you.

@echeverria1674

I really hope this channel keeps uploading content, it’s a gift to humanity

@harshanand127

Thanks!  It was a great video, please keep making these . You covered a great amount of knowledge into this small video.would love to see more of these !

@xbuniekx

Awesome, thank you for posting :)

@shambles9

Love your videos. They really help improve my level of understanding of the universe.

@SerAlbi

Watching this channel is like having a secret master key to the unknown that you can temporarly use to access the mysteries of the universe. Amazing as always.

@jeanbriggs8778

Thanks much for describing these concepts with such wonderful artistry and clarity. The enthusiasm and sincerity is most evident. Have a wonderful New Year filled with beautifully shared illumination!

@mehmetak-developer

Thanks for the great visualization and explanations. You are my favorite channel. Also, Musique mystérieuse is such a focussing piece of music that I use it while studying. I can focus on the subject for hours while developing software.

@MultiTipsie

Wow! I am 50 years of age now and from the age I went to, what was called Middle Technical School or MTS here) I had majors in Chemistry, electrical engineering / technology , physics, mathematics and all. Every major educated their own little part of the whole story and up till now I haven't seen a combined basic explanation like this which should be the basis of all above mentioned majors! Why, because your video literally gives a concrete understanding about the foundation of all that's teached and how all the bits you learn is actually just one basic fact about particles, matter, how this behaves and what follows as a consequence out of this fundamental behavior. In my quest to such an explanation as I wanted to now exactly this, people only repeated what was said in school or evade an answer by saying that it is to complicated to explain. And here you are (!) doing it in twelve and a half minutes! This basis shows also what I already thought for years and just recently showcased by the wonderful youtube channel Veritasium by Derek Muller. That, in electrical current, it's actually the electric-magnetic waves that carry the energy and not the flow of electrons, because electrons hardly flow anywhere! They just pass on the electric energy to their neighbor and the electro-magnetic field which they create through the excitation brings the energy over to the other side. That's why the material of the wire, their width, wheter it's a bigger solid core or separate strands and isolation can make a huge difference in how that current or signal is distorted or not. Also, as all matter interacts with each other through their electro-magnetic fields, no matter how significant. As such, we, as a big lump of matter, radiate the combined and averaged result of all the matter we exist off and unconsciously influence each other fields. Most people would say that the influence is so insignificant that we would even notice it, but it would explain a lot of phenomena in which people "sense" something that they can't explain like somebodies mode, intentions or why sometimes you feel attracted to somebody who, physically, at first appearance wouldn't attract your attention. Maybe a bit far off, but not in the basic sense of this fundamental physics fact. Long story short, Incredible how you managed to bring this subject so clear and yet in such a short amount of time!! Thank you so much! ☺🙏

@Tempelier_

I currently have the (electro)magnetic chapter in physics, so this is actually very helpful!

@BariScienceLab

Please, if you could make such an animated video on the physics of conductors and insulators (dielectrics) -- especially polarization of dielectrics, that would be unbelievable. Your animations are changing lives -- please don't stop.

@Alex-nb7on

without a doubt the most clear, thorough, and engaging science education content on youtube. no stone left unturned, all perfectly parseable. you are a treasure. thanks so much for what you do.

@James-eb7ph

What a phenomenal video. As an A-level Physics teacher, this is pure gold.