@neloysinha8098
I'm done with all those big channels, they just keep saying the same thing,it takes infinite energy...The wavelength thing is now I know why it is so. Saw another guys awesome video of general relativity in 3D spacetime and it had only 10k views..Man you guys deserve to have millions more
@yamatozhen
Whenever I keep asking why my teachers at some point can’t explain because they’re bad. This video is literally everything I asked for. That formula I don’t even need to remember in order to write because right now i know how waves and mass work
@_abdul
BW : Unfortunately, I'm going to change how you see the universe. Me : Jokes on you, I'm into that shit.
@prestonthomas9684
puts on double pocket protector Theoretically, you could travel to the speed of light if you were able to get rid of higgs Boson particles out of the atoms. You wouldn't have mass therefore nothing to slow you down. Don't ask me how to remove it that isn't my job. My job was simply to cause chaos.
@muhamadarif1498
as my professor said before he started his semester class.."Physic is about WHY not WHAT"..keeping asking why,the physic will start explain it to you..i sub to ur channel for how easy to understand it and the topic really bring back memories from my Uni years..
@kloakovalimonada
I imagine quantum fields as kind of LCD screens. On those, lighting up tiny red, green and blue points can conjure any visible object. Quantum fields do that in 3D. Seems intuitive to me.
@shashankshastry8416
This has become my new favourite channel. Awesome visualizations. Looking forward for a complete series on quantum physics and relativity. Keep up the good work.
@socks2423
The weird part is, YOU can go as fast as you want. If you put in twice the energy, you can get to any speed as long as you measure from your frame of reference. If you want to get from point a to point b and the two points are a lightyear apart, there is no limit for how fast you can get there. This is due to the time dilation from moving this fast, if you want to go faster, you can. But from an outsiders perspective you are just getting closer to the speed of light and thus they see you slowing down in time.
@maciejzwolinski2381
~7:30 You are making huuuge mistake. "If you traveled at the speed of light particles in your body couldn't communicate, because they also abide the same speed limit". The problem in the R in SRT (special relativity theory). In the frame of reference of the object moving at the speed of light, all of it's internal processes remain consistent with it being at rest, thus from your own perspective you body would retain it's original shape and properties regardless of the speed you are traveling at (speed according to which reference frame?). In other words, as you approach the speed of light, you'd see the entire universe collapse along the axis of travel, but nothing noticeable would happen to you. You could go and make tea, look out the window, read a book and look out the window again, and except the universe looking quite differently to what we are used to on earth everything would seem completely normal. btw, ONLY if you stopped would you notice, that multiple lifetimes of the universe have passed while you were making tea :P
@ryanatkinson2978
I'm blown away by your content. You might be my new favorite channel
@bibleredpill
I love finding videos that explain these complicated physics and concepts in terms I can understand.
@vvsPlatinum
Never seen it explained quite like this, thank you
@johnannan2506
Like some other people have written, I’ve watched LOTS of videos on physics subjects like this…. BUT, this is the FIRST one in a decade or more where it’s been taken beyond high school physics AND explained in a brilliant way that makes this understandable without making excuses about only REALLY being able to get the idea of you can think in mathematical equations. Love the graphics and the script is even better. Thank you. Please make more…. Like… what’s an electron volt, and what can you find out by smashing high velocity protons together?
@docdoc
Finally someone who truly addresses the WHY properly! So appreciated!
@royfearn4345
Suddenly, this 79 y/old starts to understand the inter-relationship and inter-dependance of things (I think!)
@semicharmedkindofguy3088
Your videos put such a different but intuitive spin to understanding concepts I've learned about many times in the past. Great work.
@theclipreaper
This is the best explanation of this phenomenon I have ever seen on YouTube, not even the great physics channels have explained it in this level of detail! You certainly got my subscription!
@alirezanabavian771
I'm an electronics engineer i have seen awesome engineers and professors..but sir you are it...a true master ...I salute 👏 you
@pranavtripathi6336
This was an amazing explanation. Most people know about the whole infinite energy thing etc but the way u explained about why infinite energy is required made it really good.
@fugitive6549