@newrev9er
This channel is absolutely unparalleled! I've never encountered such clear explanations for these concepts.
@afotopoulos782
I am a physics major, and finished special relativity last semester. I had some ideas about the subject, and wanted to create some diagrams to explain it better. I was stuck in circular rotation, and i had completely forgotten about hyperbolic rotatios. THANK YOU VERY MUCH, AMAZING WORK!!
@yookalaylee2289
Knowledge for free that previous generations couldn’t even have dreamed of. An amazing YouTube channel.
@quakeknight9680
One thing this channel severely stands out compared to other educational channels is that it always answers the question "But how?" and in extra detail.
@water3745
This is already the most underrated channel. But it just keeps on surprising me...
@mjames7674
I love the way you explained this. My dumb brain has always had trouble with spacetime diagrams and light cones, but this helped me to better comprehend the idea. Thank you!
@KillerRaccoon
I've been binge-watching Andrzej Dragan's videos for the past few days, and during that time, I was also searching for a visualization of hyperbolic rotation of spacetime, but unfortunately, I couldn't find any. And boom... here it is :) Thanks!
@AntiCitizenX
I think a really good follow-up to this video would be an exploration of the spacetime metric. Then you can introduce the flat metric tensor very intuitively. Finally, explore a uniformly accelerating frame of reference and show how the metric tensor suddenly isn’t flat, and you have a perfect foundation for GR.
@anrwlias
This is the first time I've encountered the concept of the electric field being a rotation through time, but that makes such perfect sense! I've never had much of a problem with Relativity, but I've always found electromagnetism to be a bit puzzling. This clarifies so very, very much about it! Thank you.
@jinks908
This is THE BEST video on relativity and Lorentz transformations. You have a remarkable ability to explain the intuition behind concepts in physics without sacrificing precision. Many analogies abandon the rigor in order to demonstrate an idea, but you manage to distill such difficult material into a simple and intuitive understanding so that when one DOES learn the mathematics, they know where it goes. Top-notch content, bro.
@MrShtrudL
Finally I understand the Lorenz Transformations we learned in class! Thank you so much, always a pleasure to see one of your videos!!
@Sam-lc5nr
when everything you have fundamentally learned about the relativity in general is being proved again and again with so many different ways of proof, its the best feeling ever.
@cCiIcCo
You are by far the best science and physics channel on YouTube imo! Greetings from Germany✌🏼
@nice3294
Excellent video. I loved how you mentioned the connection between electric and magnetic fields and energy and momentum
@GloryTacos77
Your channel is the best science channel hands down. Nobody comes close to making these concepts intuitive in the way that you do.
@RobertGeez
Brilliantly explained. These guys and Dialect are all you need.
@rwmcgwier
I have watched every video you’ve made. This one was by far the most impactful. As a mathematician, doing the various transformations was trivial. But this is the first time I ever heard the word rapidity and it crystallizes everything in place in just a few seconds. Rapidity adds in spacetime. My goodness how grateful I am. Octave Masson’s voice is hypnotic.
@ScienceoftheUniverse-kn7ug
Probably the best science channel on YouTube
@doggo2993
Best YouTube chanel. Change my mind.
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