Julius Sumner Miller - Physics - Newton's Second Law pt. 1

[justj99XX]

what does he say at 5:36? i get what he's trying to say but not the words..

[slipadictame]

THis is fantastic stufff. I remember watching all the episodes as a kid. I loved it. He was one of the reasons I got into science and now work in medical science at age 50 . Thank you for posting these on youtube.

[cxrodformrx]

im sorry but i never ever really liked bill nye. i just dont. this guy is good tho

[sikh9741]

9.8m/s Squared

[gemerx]

he looks like my granfather!

RIP Julius Sumner Miller. X(

[ozseppo]

A mainstay of Aussie TV growing up in the 60's! Four channels, you gotta watch something! (Bob Santa Santa Maria dong, "Point of View", the only option.

[rachelgracebaby]

very interesting.

[texasghost]

I was surprised to find out that Professor Julius Miller was a student of Albert Einstein back in the 1920s era.

[rain74925]

The video stops at 3:52 and won't go on, reversed inertia? Just kidding... Has anyone experienced the same thing? I really would like to watch the rest of the video and would appreciate any answer as to how I can do that. This guy is fantastic! Thanks.

[yuansher]

I remember this guy.

[renzopogie]

1:30

[KIPLETING]

brilliant 5*

[beatxthexpizzas]

he has funny eyebrows

[kalel72]

I'm using this in my grade 6 science class. They can't get enough of "The Professor"!

[EGMAG]

At 3:04 the force to move the larger car is greater mass then to move the smaller; so the force used is unequal.

[THJ1987]

@EGMAG The force is equal to the mass times the acceleration of the object. The larger car has a larger mass so it takes less acceleration to make the force equal. The smaller car has a smaller mass so it accelerates faster. That is what he explains if you actually watched the movie.

[myeternalsunset]

Man, I love this guy... I remember watching him in my physics class in high school, and now I'm in college... to become a physics teacher! I will defnitely be sharing him with my students. =)

[guyascott]

this guy has been working with silver sphere's too long....his truely shot to bits...

[rentatrip1]

this "guy" is one of the finest Science professors in the history of California Higher Education, this man educated most of the Los Angeles graduates in the middle of the last century- He is a very remarkable teacher - who inspired many using -visual projects , what have you ever done ? besides drink beer ?

[MichaeljacksonAFG]

This guy is mad but also cool just like our teacher at school xD

[acrobatsutr]

I've noticed. Every scientist has a sense of humor! Julius Miller, Bill Nye etc. That is another reason I love SCIENCE!

[thedancegroupstudio1]

@acrobatsutr dont for ge steve spanger

[trollcaptain]

Rotfl, I love this guy.

"OF COURSE."

[dubblebubble137]

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he looks like a little dinosaur!!!

lol!!! "watch it now!"

[davinpilling]

Imagine you're inside a bullet that has lunched for a while before you drop small and large objects would they drop at the same speed? I think so!

[discountzone]

i do understand that the big obect and small object reaches the ground at the same time but i dont know what this has to do with newton second law ?

[shoziku]

He's mad! Mad I tell you! And that's exactly how I like my scientists.

[scientistwriter]

hahahahahahahahhahha

[3dot141592654]

At 3:13 to 3:17 doesn't he mean "a is inv.prop. to m" and not "a is inv.prop. to 1/m"

[tigerattack04]

He said and wrote different things. He said "accel. is inversely proportional to the masses" and he wrote "a is directly proportional to 1/m". These mean the same thing, and both are correct.

[combogalis]

Bill Nye is nothing. NOTHING!

[KoroOutbreak]

Oh man I love this guy so much. I love that he actually recites Newton in Latin.

[sambandm]

this dude is so creepy but it is hilarious

[NedBurchfiel]

Julius Summers has nothing on Mr. Jones!

[james11ace]

he is sucha crazy scientist....

[ttrocks2012]

When were these videos done? Back in 1920

[GrandBurnin]

60's I think

[devo100]

It doesn't matter if it's the 1920 or 1620 or 2520 all of these laws of physics still apply.

Big Julie just has a way of explaining them to the common person so that they can understand

[moogyboy6]

From all accounts I've seen, the series was taped in 1969.