Eureka! Episode 30 - Radiation Spectrum

[Lelija45]

it's the last video.. :(

i wanted more

[alejead]

your videos offer a great service to the physic's knowledge...please keep going....

[bubblebear83]

@alejead They only made 30 episodes.

[Debedeb]

great teaching video qual. is low

[miajosh14]

We have had to watch all of these videos for homework for science. WATCHED SO MANY!!!

[dxs1976]

I relate to these vids alot better than reading about it... am i a child trapped in a homunculous body?

[yeos98]

thanks for the videos

u made me confusing stuffs into so much easier and understanding things

thank you

you have helped me become smarter!!!!

[yeos98]

thanks for the videos,

u made me confusing stuffs into so much easier and understanding things,

thank you,

you have helped me become smarter!!!!

[Lloydy9101]

unbelievable



[TheMarvin123abc]

you are a hero! thank you for this video

[ryan93bob]

Hey bubblebear nice videos

[Vcfalves]

Recapitulating: in "Eureka", I learnt that mass corresponds to inertia, inertia needs an equal amount of force to move it, force depends on mass and acceleration, an enormous shell of electrons and a nucleus formed of protons and neutrons form atoms form molecules, and molecules form everything, the simple machines, that fast vibration causes molecules to hotten and become less dense, and even radiation!

[ciararavenblaze]

@darcyfoo uh... if the animators are neo-nazis, then so are all the people who've written that scientific fact into every science book--and so is the person who discovered this fact. don't Godwin this video, please. seriously.

[KawaiiIchigoDesu]

where am i supposed to find a prism?? 0.o

[hentaiseeker]

This is the last episode made in the series. Anything else would end up delving into related subjects that aren't exactly physics.

[slayerhel]

dosnt the seires go to 40

[MCQualityHD]

So that's what's at the end of a rain bow, "Infrared Raditation" xD naw, we know it's a reflection from water

[prozac4exxon]

Great videos. Thank you for uploading all 30 segments!

Amazing how these short videos can turn concepts so confusing into a fun and easy way to understand. Bravo! ^^

[1stNeoSpartan]

u can't be serious

[joyandian]

bollocks

[samathalev]

hello can you post more eureka videos there are amazing

[bubblebear83]

They only made 30 episodes.

[alpojorg]

i now that ther are only 30 but ther good

[samathalev]

This is a great video hahaha. tnx a lot

[samathalev]

your over acting !!!!

[RGarlock]

Your a moron. The color white is cooler because it reflects heat waves, the color black is warmer because it absorbs them. It is scientific fact and not something the "neo-nazi" animators created. And above all it has absolutely nothing to do with race. That race is even brought into topic on this video is completely ridiculous. I cannot stand it when people cry wolf about racism. Seriously, educate yourself, you're an idiot.

[bubblebear83]

Darcyfoo we are not talking about racism. You are right RGarlock, white makes you feel cooler and black is warmer. I have black hair, but do not turn me into an Easy-bake oven.

[musiclover1284]

Black absorbs and radiates i think it the radiation that makes the person warm white only absorbs doesn't radiate so people don't feel hot in white

[jonasbrother2]

Thanks so so much! i watched this yesterday in school LOL i luv it !

thanks for helping uss

take care

[xblade2122]

They should put this on tv or make c channel absouletly fantastic !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[JesusLivesInMe1867]

ha ha we watch this in school

rock on mr. v i love it when we watch these!

[samwgl]

1:40 looks like the album art for dark side of the moon

[bubblebear83]

If your in college taking beginning psychology, they teach you this stuff too not just science classes.

[asesearch]

30 episodes*5mins ! So worth

[bubblebear83]

add to that = 3 hours.

[psolouno]

@bubblebear83 Thank you so much for posting them!

[StasiBurzycki]

@bubblebear83 ummm, 180 minutes is 3 hours, and 30 times 5 is 150, 180-150=30 so 3 hours minus 30 minutes = 2 hours 30 minutes or 2.5 hours.

[LovenoxMom]

Thank you!!! Great for getting the kids to watch and start thinking...

[MazzDK]

It's amazing how quick and easily these cartoons can teach you simple science and chemestry. There were aspects I didn't quite understand fully before watching these, I feel like I've gotten a much better understanding of it all now. T

Thank you for uploading these (ps. it's a shame there aren't more episodes which cover some more advanced physics :) Hey, even big kids can enjoy and learn from cartoons like this).

[MicrowaveDisplaycom]

Hey Bub - Thanks a TON for uploading these. I'm not Canadian, so I don't think I'd ever seen these before. But I'm a very big Billy Van fan (caught Frightenstein on TV here) and a science nut. I downloaded all of these and if I'm lucky enough to some day have a grandchild who's curious about the world, I'll burn these on a DVD and watch them with him or her. Kudos to you!

[bubblebear83]

Thank you so much, Microwavedisplaycom.

I watched that when I was a child. This was an old film.

[Caasiol]

Simply fanatastic!!!!

[marcelsukhlall]

XD

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[marcelsukhlall]

:happy:

[marcelsukhlall]

I finally saw all the episodes this was awesome I learned allot

[bubblebear83]

I'm glad you enjoyed it?

[x4812k]

these are SO GREAT!! I need help with my science final (someone stole my notebook!) but I think these are really helping me.

[bubblebear83]

ha ha!!! good one. x4812k. No offense! to people if it was true that someone stole your notebook part.