Julius Sumner Miller - Physics - Projectiles pt. 1

[firstborncirillo]

I lived across the street from Julius, in Torrance, Ca. for years back iin the 70's and 80's...

[calibermoon]

He was friends with Einstein.

[RescuePits1]

How old are these videos, 70's... 80's? I enjoyed watching.

[UndercoverSpartan]

This guy is fun to watch and you actually learn something

[urfuknass]

Roofers have known that kind of measuring since learning a tape measure...;)

[marek0086]

Julius Sumner Miller is Gargamel!!

[jigbuilda]

He is so charismatic and passionate with his demonstrations, his shows should have come with a warning that you could actually be at risk to find out that science can be fun :)

[Tiberioxid]

Wait .....W=mj ,I think Peter Parker is gonna be pissed of when he finds out that

P doesn't equal mj XD

=P

[MrModernproblems]

When I first clicked on this I thought what is up with this nut, then as I watched it I became totally entranced, now I can stop watching him, This guy is good and the more you watch, the more you WANT to watch. This guy is addictive.

[AutodidacticPhd]

Professor Miller got me through many long sick days when I was a kid... and honestly, I think those were the days I learned the most while I was growing up.

[zevon1964]

@AutodidacticPhd  me too!

[ChristinaMarieNYC]

i LOVE this guy.

[SunSop66]

I never missed watching Professor Millers shows as a kid. 60 years later I'm still "enchanted" by what I learned from him, as well as Don Herbert - Mr. Wizard. Our world is a lesser place without these distinguished and learned gentlemen.

[commodoreNZ]

Enchanting

[kirkmach32]

I am who I am because of gentlemen such as these. And I am better for it indeed.

[sanfordandsonsalvage]

awesome

[jasjitrocks]

As Mr. Miller would say, "Enchanting indeed" :D great video, will help with my exam tomorrow >.>

[nishbrown]

Watched this show growing up. Good times.

[Ren520]

awesome!

[unlawf]

frick man my teacher blows i wish i had this guy he explains the theory

[JonnyBGoode44]

and... zowie!

[siobhanh43]

This guy is a legend i do all this stuff at college in theory so its pretty cool seeing him demonstrate it in the real world.

[EdgarInventor]

I can see the headlines on the gun-hating, violence-obsessed Media, today:

Professor fires AUTOMATIC WEAPON in front of innocent little kids!

For them, anything that shoots a projectile is an automatic weapon...

[caseyg5]

How sad that bright, intelligent people can't be TV heroes anymore and comparably rewarded like a pop singer or a sports figure. Such are this society's warped priorities.

[splunge2112]

@caseyg5 sad but true. i watched the professor whenever i could and tried to repeat his experiments when i was a kid. fascinating man.

[NASIMNASIM]

this is enchanting to witness.

[panteraz3]

Genial hehehe

"How do you do, ladies and gentlemen, and boys and girls, and teachers? My name is Julius Sumner Miller, and physics is my business." :)

[Bjcmann]

Why? Because I Like It!

[lolololol1415]

fuck fuck FUCK Fukfkcfuckfuck

[Broomballwilson]

Could you imagine if science shows like this or Mr. Wizard were still on TV? As is, we have 95% of kids wanting to have their own rap label or be on American Idol. That's a nation destined for greatness there.

[GreenFighter]

this dudes a genius even though all this was done 25 years back

[Kimmypage44]

and I say, this is enchanting to witness!

[Schandy]

And so it is.