@cyancoyote7366
Honestly, the amount of work, knowledge and understanding it takes to condense this topic into this very understandable, yet comprehensive and well-written video is way beyond what I could do. Or what most of us could. Yet, this channel only has 414K subscribers? Deserves way more. You should REALLY team up with PBS Space Time on some form of a collaboration.
@usernamerequired584
Videos like these ALWAYS forget that speed of light and acceleration are always in the context of a stationary set of coordinates. When you remember that, a lot of the crazier stuff goes away.
@lore.keeper
Having watched this I realize that reality is more surreal than imagination itself. Amazing video and the graphics are out of this world. Instant like and sub
@anwarmi2000
Found your channel late. Now I am obsessively watching and rewatching and digesting it in pieces. Thanks a lot ! You are doing sacred work. :-)
@Joshith-o8i
light travels faster than sound. that is why some people appear bright, until they start talking.
@DeepSpaceLogic99
🔬 I’ve watched countless physics videos — but nothing compares to this. The way complex ideas are made intuitive without losing depth is truly rare. This is why I support on Patreon. This channel isn’t just educational — it’s exceptional. 🚀🧠 One of my all-time favorites.
@jamescornwell524
This has really helped - I'm currently reading a book dealing with SR - it makes understanding of time dilation, length contraction & Terrell rotation from viewpoint of different reference frames make sense. Relativity is a difficult to get your head around so well done for such clear explanations
@BoetezzPort
The reason why light escapes the ship at the speed of light, even when the ship is moving at 99.9999999% c, is mainly due to time dilation. In simple terms, if the ship's clock slows down by a factor of 1000, everything outside the ship will appear to move 1000 times faster than it normally would. This effect has exact ration to ensures that light always moves at the same speed. Under extreme time dilation, even a snail could seem to zip away from the ship at 99% c, making both the snail and light move away at nearly the same rate. This illustrates that light is moving at the speed of c only for you. For every other observer, light is actually traveling only slightly faster than your ship.
@Sleeptimehistoryguru
Just absolutely love these science videos!!
@205ksingh
Incredible insight to a fascinating (and ever evolving) topic! But what was most impressive was how well this video explains everything. Between the very relatable explanations and the detailed comparisons - I wish social media modeled this over people doing dumb s**t. Very interesting and now I will be binging all your videos as I go about my day! Thank you!
@rs6578
One of the best videos I have seen on the subject so far 👌
@MyChatbotThinksItIsAcat
from 1054 to 1122 talking about never catching the light in front of you has been the topic of many of my nightmares
@THEBABAsDEN
Thanks for creating. great video.
@kezhang596
Thanks!
@BalcoraMcFly
That was one of the best things i've ever watched on youtube :D Thanks o7
@bddrex
This is a very interesting video. I learned a lot.
@ZriKuria
Thanks so much! I'm always wondering about that, but now I totally get it!
@smartslumber
Really love the visuals!
@What.If.Lab.Official
I had to sit and think for 10 minutes after watching 😂
@ScienceClicEN