I may have a cure for the Bohr/Eintsein Debate. If anyone can point me in the right direction, that would be great. I have information that will turn Quantum Physics on it's head. Please contact me.
@taurkron I take it you haven't read the replies to my post from several months ago! Expect an angry mob with pitchforks....... Some may even hold them at the right end! P.S. The politically correct term is 'non-physicists'.
It should be called 'Physics for people who want to pretend they know something about physics'
An actual STARGATE/PORTAL-THING was captured on film. The footage can be found within the short-film entitled "SUDDEN PORTHOLE", which is currently parked at the PROJECT CAMELOT YouTube page (it's under the George Noory video).
I'm not selling anything...I'm just trying to spread the word about the unseen-dimensions we find ourselves embedded in.
My BLOG contains the peripheral data regarding the movie and is where I reply to the "debunkers" (use search words "Sam Zurick" & "BLOG"). THANKS!!
I am an artist and when I create a work of art it takes energy and is a process over a period of time ∆E ∆t ≥ h/2π. There is always uncertainty ∆×∆p×≥h/4π of how the art work will turn out in three dimensional (4π spherical) space the position of the lines and curves π on the canvas. Every movement I make will have to start at the quantum level and will have an uncertainty of momentum and position therefore is Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle the same uncertainty we have with any future event?
@phnaargos If my understanding is correct, Feynman intended his lectures on physics to be taught to freshmen and the freshmen complained it was too difficult and his lectures were attended by advanced students and faculty.
Perhaps this is not the appropriate field for you. This is not a platform to berate or argue ad hominem, as the information is of value here. Professor Muller's validity and accuracy hold no correlation to his ability to express those concepts, and therefore should not be addressed in contest. If his style is too difficult for you to focus on the abstract concepts posited, Steven Holzner has a book you may be able to follow.
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I wish all my my professors were as good as this guy is. Instead I am stuck with mumbling morons that read a textbook verbatim and then make us copy powerpoints. I hate my school..
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Could quantum mechanics represent the passage or Arrow of Time?
This theory is based on just two postulates,
1.The first is that the quantum wave particle function explained by Schrödinger’s wave equation represents the forward passage of time or Arrow of Time itself photon by photon, quanta by quanta or moment by moment.
2. The second is that Heisenberg’s Uncertainty Principle that is formed by the wave function is the same uncertainty we have with any future event.
In the HBO miniseries "John Adams" there is just that scene where the English fire their cannons on Boston, but they kept the sound delay, so when Abigail (John's wife) watches from a cliff a couple miles away, we see the delay.
...Just felt like sharing, popped into my head when he said it. (Great series BTW, everyone should watch)
I love these videos, but I'm confused. According to prof. Muller's explanation, modern atomic power plants are supposed to remain safe in case of failure, but that seems not be the case with the power plants in Japan right now. What is happening in the Japanese powerplants? I'm being forced to review my previously favorable opinion about atomic energy.
There are many designs, the one Japan used was cheaply GM made from about 30 years ago if i recall correctly. The backup generators failed, which is a different issue really. The radioactivity from Coal plants is higher than nuclear reactors in the air. The US has a few reactors like the ones in Japan, but we don't have Tsunamis. Nuclear power shouldn't be abandoned because of safety issues though. People die from coal mines too, like my grandfather did.
This is amazing stuff! Dr. Miller is awesome! I remember I used to enjoy my Physics class in high school (math was a different story), but this guy is great!
Man this guy rules. I have a really stupid question though.. what allows alpha particles to break away from the radioactive atom? shouldnt the electrons keep the protons there? I assume Im missing an important aspect of QED, but yeah, just wondering. please enlighten me! :D
I take it this is Physics for non-science majors - at least I hope that is the case here cause it is more like a Discovery Channel course would be. Not sure what value this kind of course would be given you can get the same highlevel review by watching Nova or similar shows. Given the cost of tuition, I can't see the benefit.
All that about back story about temperature was total BS. Not that it really matters for a working physicist, but Celsius for example wasn't made up by the French and he could've written 0 kelvin = -273,15 C instead of just -273. I know it's nit picking, but in the long run stuff like this will make a difference.
"Physics 10: Physics for Future Presidents. Spring 2006. Professor Richard A. Muller. The most interesting and important topics in physics, stressing conceptual understanding rather than math". Yeah lets not take any chances and actually teach kids math.
@h0wud0in2 There's no point taking a physics course if they leave math out of it. There is no way to practically use any of this information without knowing the math behind it. Everyone that is doing this course is wasting their money unless they're purely doing it because they find it interesting, in which case they're wasting their money as there is no reason for them to have to be examined on it and without the examining aspect you can get all the teaching for free.
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This is a great video, but I have a question. Last week I saw my GSI and he was totally hitting on an undergrad while I was trying to ask him about kinetic energy. He just said, "Here's some kinetic energy" and he threw an empty beer can at me. Was he being ironic, or was I really supposed to learn something from that?
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Really weird and entertaining physics course. It's really sad that traditional physics courses are so focused on the math, the principals behind are easily forgotten. Too bad we can't have one balanced course. Oh well.
@Basaltq proper physics course have to be focused on the math. There is no way to understand complicated physics, by anyone. All that can be done is use the math.
how about this, solids actually have larger areas of influence (for individual energetic particles) to those around them, they dont bounce around more, they cant move or slip past they actually get bigger in there influence or is that exactly the thing..
why are these 20+ year old students learning such basic physics?? this is what i did at school when i was about 14 and isnt telling my anything new and im only 17
Professor Richard A. Muller. i know what dark matter is. It is a theory that makes absolute sense in the science world. Who should i go to to announce this? because i can't risk telling anybody in case they steal my theory and end up getting all the credit for one of the biggest discoveries in science. (to anyone reading this comment, who should i go to?)
@eah2119 Einstein's General Relativity isn't, as yet, an incontrovertible fact, thus it remains a theory, and in that same sense, the graviton is also a theory. Neither are proven factual, just yet.
@eah2119 It's a bit more complicated than that, but in the Standard Model it is believed gravity is conveyed by the graviton (believed as in not proven yet). It does not necessarily mean space is not warped by the graviton as well. The two theories don't mesh however, so each theory has to describe gravity in its own way. This is one of the biggest problems in physics today.
@theinsane102 He says "according to quantum theory", before he starts describing the 'spring' as Gravitons, so I don't think he is claiming that they exist.
If every high school and college physics professors were of his calibre, civilization would be far more advanced. His philosophy on science is truly inspiring. Thank you Dr. Muller
motion on a level smaller than the molecule is NOT "quantum", in the sense that the scale of the atom also may be perceived relative to the scales of the molecule and of the "quanta". In the sense of temperature and 0 K, I cannot praise this lecture enough: you can no more achieve a negative motion than you can conceive of completion beyond 100%- these values are arbitrated: nature does not give us the words- these brave scholars must wade through the colloquial to express the universal. bravo!
@MaralizeLegawana Do you really think that I think that that is what he said? It was a joke. A ruse. A rib. Your passive-aggressive stupidity really drags the fun down.
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wtf is this like what class?!?! or I men how old are people listening there cos in Finland some of thees things are thought to you from 3rd class when you are like 9 or 10 years old. Of course all of the things are not told as young but still in those schools that are compulsory so it is till 16 years old.
Fire walking is possible because of the low thermal conductivity of the coals and the short period of contact between the walker's feet and the coals, not sure where he heard about the sweat thing. Who knows though, he is Richard Muller - Master of the Universe.
Seems to me that vibration transmits sound energy well before heat energy can lag over (or transmit)! Try a small gasoline explosion it causes larger air pressure first with limited heat lagging over despite combustion, it can sound loud though! By the way, that meteorite was sideways and not emitting light energy at that size; fictional and poorly researched (they have real ones on YouTube)?
@sinekonata I think that he realizes that most of if not all of the students already know the information. I think the first class for most courses like these are meant to be reviews. If you want more college level material then skip to the later lectures.
@zachfresh You don't go to a school with a physic class? What kind of school are you attending? Even heavily religous schools often have physics (they just exclude biology).
Consider its astounding inferences and implications.
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@schnappy00 Simple. Use the same premise you did in forming your original assumption.
This, however, shows that you originally dismissed the underlying law of nature out of hand. After all, you dismissed it out of hand in your original comment.
There' a useful rule of thumb that an object of a certain mass traveling at 3 km/s has kinetic energy roughly equal to the potential energy contained in the same mass of TNT.
Over 1 hour to explain that heat is a result of the vibration of atoms...
CobaIt60 1 week ago
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MultiGreen213 1 month ago
I may have a cure for the Bohr/Eintsein Debate. If anyone can point me in the right direction, that would be great. I have information that will turn Quantum Physics on it's head. Please contact me.
Bluewarriorshreds 1 month ago
physics for retards xD
taurkron 1 month ago
@taurkron I take it you haven't read the replies to my post from several months ago! Expect an angry mob with pitchforks....... Some may even hold them at the right end! P.S. The politically correct term is 'non-physicists'.
It should be called 'Physics for people who want to pretend they know something about physics'
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An actual STARGATE/PORTAL-THING was captured on film. The footage can be found within the short-film entitled "SUDDEN PORTHOLE", which is currently parked at the PROJECT CAMELOT YouTube page (it's under the George Noory video).
I'm not selling anything...I'm just trying to spread the word about the unseen-dimensions we find ourselves embedded in.
My BLOG contains the peripheral data regarding the movie and is where I reply to the "debunkers" (use search words "Sam Zurick" & "BLOG"). THANKS!!
peopledick 3 months ago
I am an artist and when I create a work of art it takes energy and is a process over a period of time ∆E ∆t ≥ h/2π. There is always uncertainty ∆×∆p×≥h/4π of how the art work will turn out in three dimensional (4π spherical) space the position of the lines and curves π on the canvas. Every movement I make will have to start at the quantum level and will have an uncertainty of momentum and position therefore is Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle the same uncertainty we have with any future event?
nickharvey7 3 months ago
Sorry but I thought I was watching a physics lecture from a fairly important university.
I'll just go back to my crazy world of accuracy and respect for your audience.
ElvishJumpSuit 4 months ago
@ElvishJumpSuit It is not a mathematic heavy course. It is about understanding the general principles of physics, relax Einstein.
metyzermanfan19 2 months ago
@ElvishJumpSuit
Oh, quit your pedantic whining. You're so accurate? then the video description.
The intended audience is non-scientists.
Clearly UCBerkley wants to inform the public at large - in general outline - on what physicists are working on.
Just because Feynman did something similar years ago, doesn't mean it shouldn't be done ever again.
Besides, this series is didactically superior for the layman, than Feynman's
bye bye
phnaargos 1 month ago
@phnaargos If my understanding is correct, Feynman intended his lectures on physics to be taught to freshmen and the freshmen complained it was too difficult and his lectures were attended by advanced students and faculty.
wowthungsten 1 month ago in playlist Physics 10, 001 - Spring 2006
@wowthungsten Hi, thanks for the info
So for people without a physics background the Feynman lectures are simply too advanced, and they're better off watching this series.
(I think Feynman is great btw, I was just reacting to this annoying person here on the comment list.)
phnaargos 1 month ago
I couldn't get past the first five minutes....
My first groan was when he wrote m/sec
(I have to tell twelve-year-olds off about that one)
No 'secs' in Physics!
Then all the nobbing about with the equipment.
Then the 'microfiche' notice in a tiny point size.
Then the feedback (an expert in physics should not be having feedback issues)
If you want a good physics lecture series seek out Richard Feynman's lecture series (no gimmicks - just the facts, from a true genius)
ElvishJumpSuit 4 months ago
@ElvishJumpSuit
Perhaps this is not the appropriate field for you. This is not a platform to berate or argue ad hominem, as the information is of value here. Professor Muller's validity and accuracy hold no correlation to his ability to express those concepts, and therefore should not be addressed in contest. If his style is too difficult for you to focus on the abstract concepts posited, Steven Holzner has a book you may be able to follow.
Judge this fish by his ability to swim, not fly.
CalShoemaker 4 months ago in playlist Physics 10, 001 - Spring 2006
This is too easy, look up Walter Lewin's lectures!
flamurkasa 4 months ago
@flamurkasa Well aren't you a smarty pants! lol
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TheServiceWeb 5 months ago in playlist Physics 10, 001 - Spring 2006
I loved this, thank you so much. Looking forward to watching the rest. :)
hellionbt1859 5 months ago
Future Presidents? :)
emolnar20012 5 months ago
he looks a bit like Adolf Hitler :D
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@Shizmixin I dont feel like watching an hour long video to find out, whys that? :)
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One great physics teacher. Wow I wished he was my teacher!
MrAlButler1 6 months ago
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TheBustyGamer 6 months ago
I want him as my teacher
aandgpointlessvideos 6 months ago
Great lecture, demonstration, and teacher, but the sound track is off!
GodlessMorality 7 months ago 2
does anyone know the textbook used in this?
rukgo 7 months ago
Yup I would fail this class.
shagy2k5 7 months ago
@shagy2k5 and he's one of the better instructors i've seen so far, so imagine how is it like to have a bad one... XDDD
jingeshan24 7 months ago
I wish all my my professors were as good as this guy is. Instead I am stuck with mumbling morons that read a textbook verbatim and then make us copy powerpoints. I hate my school..
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Freedomloveandtruth 7 months ago
professor Muller looks like RANDY MARSH from SOUTH PARK!!!!
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WiiLink89 7 months ago
I'd hate to be doing physics in the USA and have to learn all the metric units :( Metric ftw.
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Could quantum mechanics represent the passage or Arrow of Time?
This theory is based on just two postulates,
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2. The second is that Heisenberg’s Uncertainty Principle that is formed by the wave function is the same uncertainty we have with any future event.
nickharvey7 8 months ago
I can't believe i found this lecture and the many others from Berkeley.
I can't believe that they have such a thing on youtube.
And now i can't believe that the entire internet is not full of such material.
This is the saddest realization of my life.
Thank you Berkeley!
DivineContrast 8 months ago 4
the video was very informative
SuperZpope 8 months ago
Very interesting and informative. Thank you.
jimsteffel 8 months ago
now these are "future presidents"???...of ??? Chad??? Reunion island???
mugwamp4 8 months ago
energy is energy.
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why in the name of sweet holy firetruck would you come onto a physics lecture to ask that?...
guesswhostalkin 9 months ago
your not asleep are u? hello? lol
pf37rss 10 months ago
In the HBO miniseries "John Adams" there is just that scene where the English fire their cannons on Boston, but they kept the sound delay, so when Abigail (John's wife) watches from a cliff a couple miles away, we see the delay.
...Just felt like sharing, popped into my head when he said it. (Great series BTW, everyone should watch)
CullTheLivingFlower 10 months ago
I love these videos, but I'm confused. According to prof. Muller's explanation, modern atomic power plants are supposed to remain safe in case of failure, but that seems not be the case with the power plants in Japan right now. What is happening in the Japanese powerplants? I'm being forced to review my previously favorable opinion about atomic energy.
racastilho 10 months ago
@racastilho that's a flaw in the designation of the building, rather than the atoms itself
girocraz 10 months ago
@racastilho Governments make power plants ridiculously safe these days (apart from Ukrainians).
P.s They built that reactor at Fukushima over 40 years ago
NoWitnessesNoRegrets 10 months ago
@racastilho
There are many designs, the one Japan used was cheaply GM made from about 30 years ago if i recall correctly. The backup generators failed, which is a different issue really. The radioactivity from Coal plants is higher than nuclear reactors in the air. The US has a few reactors like the ones in Japan, but we don't have Tsunamis. Nuclear power shouldn't be abandoned because of safety issues though. People die from coal mines too, like my grandfather did.
SpeakingSerpent 9 months ago
This is amazing stuff! Dr. Miller is awesome! I remember I used to enjoy my Physics class in high school (math was a different story), but this guy is great!
bobbywann 11 months ago
Man this guy rules. I have a really stupid question though.. what allows alpha particles to break away from the radioactive atom? shouldnt the electrons keep the protons there? I assume Im missing an important aspect of QED, but yeah, just wondering. please enlighten me! :D
aqouby 11 months ago
I take it this is Physics for non-science majors - at least I hope that is the case here cause it is more like a Discovery Channel course would be. Not sure what value this kind of course would be given you can get the same highlevel review by watching Nova or similar shows. Given the cost of tuition, I can't see the benefit.
notfauxnooz 11 months ago
@notfauxnooz The course is called physics for future presidents, and it does exactly what it says on the tin.
You should read descriptions.
NoWitnessesNoRegrets 10 months ago
"Mathamatics is the gate and key to the sciences"
jones11117 11 months ago
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jdflksjdlskjf 1 year ago
All that about back story about temperature was total BS. Not that it really matters for a working physicist, but Celsius for example wasn't made up by the French and he could've written 0 kelvin = -273,15 C instead of just -273. I know it's nit picking, but in the long run stuff like this will make a difference.
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"Physics 10: Physics for Future Presidents. Spring 2006. Professor Richard A. Muller. The most interesting and important topics in physics, stressing conceptual understanding rather than math". Yeah lets not take any chances and actually teach kids math.
h0wud0in2 1 year ago
@h0wud0in2 There's no point taking a physics course if they leave math out of it. There is no way to practically use any of this information without knowing the math behind it. Everyone that is doing this course is wasting their money unless they're purely doing it because they find it interesting, in which case they're wasting their money as there is no reason for them to have to be examined on it and without the examining aspect you can get all the teaching for free.
9hello123 1 year ago
@9hello123 that was exactly my point. There is no physics without math
h0wud0in2 11 months ago
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AngstFisch 1 year ago
i do IB physics HL and this shizzel is easy ^^ =P but very cool to watch =)
00Avenger17 1 year ago
brilliant instructor, I wish all professors were this interactive
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Physics for future presidents? Such knowledge will require the search for truth. Truth is the anti thesis to politics.
SQuiRR3LM0nk3y 1 year ago
lol its ironic u say u see the light first and then the sound in this video u hear the sound first and then the light...what does that mean?
lol propably some encoding problem i guess
haneesh22 1 year ago
i like when commenters visit here to tell us how they have made some great new physics finding
joeglimmix 1 year ago
those rich students dont seem like appreciation this great lecture
learning112233 1 year ago
Very informative! Thank you a lot.
The sound delay is a little annoying though.
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thers a sound delay in the video lol
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the only problem is that Berkeley is full of faggots. Gay people are real annoying. Trust me i thought it be cool to have a gay friend, but its not.
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if i can hear what he's saying before i can see him say it, does that mean he is negative (seconds/5) miles away?
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if i can hear what he's saying before i can see him say it, does that mean he is negative seconds/5 miles away?
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i the sound out of sync to any of you or does it just take a couple of seconds to get to my ear lol
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eross4201 1 year ago
This is a great video, but I have a question. Last week I saw my GSI and he was totally hitting on an undergrad while I was trying to ask him about kinetic energy. He just said, "Here's some kinetic energy" and he threw an empty beer can at me. Was he being ironic, or was I really supposed to learn something from that?
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George Bush got a D in this class (after his Daddy called). D = Degree = Daddy. God bless the Republicans, because Intellect certainly didn't.
WhiteShark392 1 year ago
this ideo is violating the laws of physics... the speed of sound seems to be faster than the speed of light. wtf
greffin6 1 year ago 69
@greffin6 The speed of sound is 330 meters/sec and the speed of light is 300,000 meters/sec. Light is 1,000x faster.
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greffin6 7 months ago
@GunsNRosesbitches Actually its 300,000,000 m/s! So lights 1,000000 times faster!
musicalgenius1234 7 months ago
@musicalgenius1234 Whoops, what a silly mistake I made. Thanks for correcting.
GunsNRosesbitches 7 months ago
@greffin6 it's called video reproduction and delay.
FallofDarkness55 7 months ago
@greffin6 It really depends.
NANOFORGE 3 months ago
Really weird and entertaining physics course. It's really sad that traditional physics courses are so focused on the math, the principals behind are easily forgotten. Too bad we can't have one balanced course. Oh well.
Basaltq 1 year ago
@Basaltq proper physics course have to be focused on the math. There is no way to understand complicated physics, by anyone. All that can be done is use the math.
9hello123 11 months ago
a particle now is likely to be a multiple particle late i mean ofc hehe
joppadoni 1 year ago
and thusly have no reaction to another with a higher state of energy
joppadoni 1 year ago
absolute temperature would then be the smallest size a particle could have based on its molecular make up
joppadoni 1 year ago
how about this, solids actually have larger areas of influence (for individual energetic particles) to those around them, they dont bounce around more, they cant move or slip past they actually get bigger in there influence or is that exactly the thing..
joppadoni 1 year ago
why are these 20+ year old students learning such basic physics?? this is what i did at school when i was about 14 and isnt telling my anything new and im only 17
mojojojoe100 1 year ago
@mojojojoe100 this class is for non-majors..."Physics for Future Presidents"
joeglimmix 1 year ago
college education for free :)
franknilop 1 year ago
"Gravitons". What a BS hypothesis. Almost as bad as string theory.
fluff125 1 year ago
@fluff125 Why?
theinsane102 1 year ago
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What a pile of horseshit!
pelliotd 1 year ago
This was very good! Thank You!
SachinProductions 1 year ago
Professor Richard A. Muller. i know what dark matter is. It is a theory that makes absolute sense in the science world. Who should i go to to announce this? because i can't risk telling anybody in case they steal my theory and end up getting all the credit for one of the biggest discoveries in science. (to anyone reading this comment, who should i go to?)
Dec2012omg 1 year ago
@Dec2012omg Mail or email your idea to a college professor. But they probably will not reply because of there mass amount of emails.
SachinProductions 1 year ago
@Dec2012omg post it on youtube and tell the world the theory is your's and your vid will be ur and only proof.
okano186 1 year ago
Free education..sweet :)
Ecite 1 year ago
@Ecite I remember back in high school when that was a bad thing, now it's awesome.
Th3NinjaSnowman 1 year ago
F=ma ... dW=Fdx ... dW/dt=Fdx/dt=Fv =mav=m(dv/dt)v=d/dt(mv v/2)
Therefore, dW/dt = dEc/dt or dW=dEc where Ec=mv v/2
That is it. Greetings!
MosIonTaranul 1 year ago
what is he talking about gravitons or gravitron? i thought gravity was a bending of space-time.
eah2119 1 year ago
@eah2119 Einstein's General Relativity isn't, as yet, an incontrovertible fact, thus it remains a theory, and in that same sense, the graviton is also a theory. Neither are proven factual, just yet.
LittleBabyWheeler 1 year ago
@eah2119 It's a bit more complicated than that, but in the Standard Model it is believed gravity is conveyed by the graviton (believed as in not proven yet). It does not necessarily mean space is not warped by the graviton as well. The two theories don't mesh however, so each theory has to describe gravity in its own way. This is one of the biggest problems in physics today.
caffiend81 1 year ago
Why does he keep saying Gravitons, they haven't been observed yet.
theinsane102 1 year ago
@theinsane102 He says "according to quantum theory", before he starts describing the 'spring' as Gravitons, so I don't think he is claiming that they exist.
BeaversAreNotSneaky 1 year ago
@BeaversAreNotSneaky Oh, ok thanks.
theinsane102 1 year ago
@theinsane102 no problem
BeaversAreNotSneaky 1 year ago
If every high school and college physics professors were of his calibre, civilization would be far more advanced. His philosophy on science is truly inspiring. Thank you Dr. Muller
jbfrye 1 year ago
did he just catch somebody sleeping ?
0:55:30
"epic" :)
damienjeffgomez 1 year ago
This series will satisfy my hunger for physics during summer break!
MicroHive 1 year ago
motion on a level smaller than the molecule is NOT "quantum", in the sense that the scale of the atom also may be perceived relative to the scales of the molecule and of the "quanta". In the sense of temperature and 0 K, I cannot praise this lecture enough: you can no more achieve a negative motion than you can conceive of completion beyond 100%- these values are arbitrated: nature does not give us the words- these brave scholars must wade through the colloquial to express the universal. bravo!
jozefknaapen 1 year ago
@MaralizeLegawana I would say the same thing about you, since you didn't get what I said in the first place. What you said just wasn't sarcasm.
Omnominable 1 year ago
@MaralizeLegawana Do you really think that I think that that is what he said? It was a joke. A ruse. A rib. Your passive-aggressive stupidity really drags the fun down.
Omnominable 1 year ago
@senhuan
charIesmanson1488btk 1 year ago
do americans get physics earlier or does it start at university?
geganobo 1 year ago
@geganobo You can take physics at college level.
Josh350 1 year ago
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goobtron 1 year ago
You'll never know how much videos like this will be appreciated by the masses. I speak for many when I say... "Thank you!".
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911TruthReaction 1 year ago
"I'll tell you when it's not about what you're being taught" WHY CAN'T MY TEACHERS BE LIKE THAT?! RATHER THAN "oh you don't need to know that" :|
Thicite 1 year ago
WOW, this lecture was all over the place.
Check out Walter Lewin's lessons. They are more structured and easier to follow.
fritoman182 1 year ago 2
wtf is this like what class?!?! or I men how old are people listening there cos in Finland some of thees things are thought to you from 3rd class when you are like 9 or 10 years old. Of course all of the things are not told as young but still in those schools that are compulsory so it is till 16 years old.
roossi 1 year ago
@roossi
Yeah Finland has Science down pat. Now to get that pesky English language thing under wraps!
Krumbz2003 1 year ago
10 - 1 atoms Heat
lennybielski 1 year ago
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elantriv 1 year ago
Lovely video
Marz0824 1 year ago
thank you so much! although this is alot higher than im doing at the moment, this has helped me so much for my physic gcse exam ^^ thanks again!
darnlvl3 1 year ago
@darnlvl3 Right, even though you don't understand it all, it makes you more aware of the vocabulary, which helps you understand the topic better.
euch27 1 year ago
@darnlvl3
i had that exam too last friday. how did you find it?
sunnyastronaut 1 year ago
Fire walking is possible because of the low thermal conductivity of the coals and the short period of contact between the walker's feet and the coals, not sure where he heard about the sweat thing. Who knows though, he is Richard Muller - Master of the Universe.
powderdd 1 year ago
He sure likes to talk about nothing too much.
Typho0n86 1 year ago
You give this out for free, knowledge? How benevolent, UCBerkeley.
stickinup2188 1 year ago
yeah we all learnt this at gcse - but its a refresher thing, and hes a great lecturer.
jayruss1 1 year ago
The guy's processor can't even handle an unclear video.
GeekingForJesus 1 year ago
at 1hr and 6 min hes talking about the Leidenfrost effect ! haha
ENCRYPTaBIT 1 year ago
Seems to me that vibration transmits sound energy well before heat energy can lag over (or transmit)! Try a small gasoline explosion it causes larger air pressure first with limited heat lagging over despite combustion, it can sound loud though! By the way, that meteorite was sideways and not emitting light energy at that size; fictional and poorly researched (they have real ones on YouTube)?
stubbornVN 1 year ago
Hey Sleepy. give up youll never find it, its virtually impossible and u just wont find it,
mr1derful112 1 year ago
I don't get it, what is that Physics for future presidents program? Why are people in a university learning stuff they should know since 15-16yo?
I wouldn't say I didn't learn anything, some of that was pretty interesting, but overall that was physics for teens...
btw: "when the liquid expands, it will weight less" that is just not true, and he kept using the weight concept instead of density :[
sinekonata 1 year ago
@sinekonata you're right. and he used Ebonic math.
IExposeMormonism 1 year ago
@sinekonata I think that he realizes that most of if not all of the students already know the information. I think the first class for most courses like these are meant to be reviews. If you want more college level material then skip to the later lectures.
powderdd 1 year ago
This video is so out of synch that it appears as if sound moves much quicker than light! love it.
lozleigh 1 year ago 2
love to be in that class, what physics class is this?
farshad94abedi 1 year ago
i wish they had pyhsics class at my school
zachfresh 1 year ago
@zachfresh You don't go to a school with a physic class? What kind of school are you attending? Even heavily religous schools often have physics (they just exclude biology).
plasticfelinerodent 1 year ago
His explanation of what gravitons are is the most bullshit thing i've ever heard
TheHomelessCripple 1 year ago
yup gotta agree with ya
girocraz 1 year ago
@TheHomelessCripple Why is it bullshit?
SIRA063 1 year ago
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TedDGPoulos 1 year ago
Think of the underlying law of nature.
Consider its astounding inferences and implications.
The single, underlying law ... of nature! Not merely of physics, chemistry, psychology, biology, etc., but of all fields of inquiry known to humankind. The law we can all relate to, identify, understand and apply.
Ask yourself. What is the underlying law of nature?
Delight in the question. Have fun in the process of finding the answer firsthand for yourself.
Google it, as a start.
TedDGPoulos 1 year ago
Gravity.
InthegreatIam 1 year ago
@TedDGPoulos That's the biggest load of pseudo-science philosophical bullshit I've ever read.
schnappy00 1 year ago
@schnappy00
I take it you have ruled out the existence of the underlying law of nature.
Is this an accurate assessment?
TedDGPoulos 1 year ago
@TedDGPoulos Until you define the law of nature how can i comment on the plausibility on the existance of such a law?
;)
schnappy00 1 year ago
@schnappy00 Simple. Use the same premise you did in forming your original assumption.
This, however, shows that you originally dismissed the underlying law of nature out of hand. After all, you dismissed it out of hand in your original comment.
TedDGPoulos 1 year ago
There' a useful rule of thumb that an object of a certain mass traveling at 3 km/s has kinetic energy roughly equal to the potential energy contained in the same mass of TNT.
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