Eureka! Episode 10 - Potential Energy

[bldstar]

good video thanks

[6mo75r6y]

thank u .. tomorrw i have exam in physics and i didnt understand good from my teacher you'r my really teacher .. its funny and Scientific

[GoldLightah]

My physics teacher started showing these a couple of days ago, and those were the lessons that stuck with me the most.

[TheisticThinker]

@wolfshadowX13 Toughguy! Go and try to be cool elsewhere. Let us here try to understand the world better while you are off acting cool and failing.

[Salamander40k]

@Boredtodelusionfan

The energy stored in the band is put there when you wind it (Kinetic). It is stored (Potential) untill released (Kinetic).

Same with the rock, at some point maybe even millions of years ago when the earth was forming that rock was pushed up in some earth changing natural event. When it moved up kinetic energy was present untill it stopped and the energy transferred to potential energy stored in the rock. This will eventually be transferred back to kinetic if the rock falls

[Justinoholic]

@wolfshadowX13 The point is you don't have to be a nerd to understand this. Unless you don't understand English, or you're just ...stupid. Just appreciate the video, jeez.

[boredtodelusionFan]

"Potential Energy" is confusing to me in some examples. I find it hard to imagine anything "built up" in a rock sitting at the tippy top of a mountain, it just seems to be referencing "gravity" which will act upon the rock. Now when Potential Energy is referred to something like a twisted rubber band, then it makes sense to me, since the rubber band is going to unwind when released regardless of gravity.

[XxDeathnote137xX]

wow..this video helped me more than my teacher.O_O

[guillen1479]

thank you(:

this helped so much..

i have a test tomorrow about this.'

wish me luck..hahaha

[oOoDraxidoOo]

this is pwnage, but is there a easier definition?

[irmalka]

i dont understand this episode, can someone please explain it to me in simple terms....its very confusing...thank you

[jdjdjdjdjjdjd]

lol this is so gay

[LazyPrinzez]

Hi! Um, I was wondering if you would allow me to use a part of this video? I need it for our Physics project (about motion) please??? I will put you in the credits!!! ^_^

[65nerak]

it is so awsome cause my science teacher in her 50's (i think) loves youtube and gave us homework to watch it on youtube. then in media class were watching different parts of cool movies such as aliens and music videos, all on youtube

[LRidT]

very good!

i didn't knew the series, but i really liked it.

it really explained the energything a lot better than my teacher!!

[SOCKHEADS007]

teaches better than my teacher

[bllvv]

Best. Educational. Video. I. Have. Ever. Seen. In. My. Life. I'm serious.

I have never watched an edcational video so entertaining, and yet so informative. I don't think a teacher could ever explain the First Law of Thermodynamics as well as this video has. Ever.

Thank you SO MUCH for uploading this!

[mrsuperdanny15]

good show hav to do it for home work

[dreamr56]

same i have to do it for home work real tuogh home work huh/!

[michaellovegrove]

this video's really annoying but i have to watch it for an assignment. :S

[larpmaster64]

Am i the only one who thinks potential energy is a bunch of bullshit? I mean, let me see you pull electricity off of a still object. Can you? no.

[ilikedickinmyass7]

electricity is a different form of energy.

if the rock fell it would have the energy to kill you. the rock has the potential to fall. but if it just sits there is no energy.

[michaellovegrove]

yes there is, did you not watch the video?

[discovery1983]

Yes you can. Every object has potential energy. If you want to draw it you need another object with less potential energy and you will draw electricity out of any object. That is how electricity is created. One object on its own is an isolated system once you connect it to an object it can react with it will relies that energy. One bottle of 1bar pressure wont do any work. If you connect it with a hose to another bottle with 1 bar pressure still nothing. But what if one bottle has 2 bar?

[discovery1983]

So for the electricity all you really need is object of lower potential energy in it to draw electricity out of it. Like with a giant. He really has potential energy but it can be only release once you push him over the cliff of something similar. Pressured balloon has potential energy stored in a form of pressured but it can be only released if you pop balloon. In other word you need some "medium" that will help you release or transfer that energy. Hope this helps.

[cookiegurl777]

ooooh i get it now

[rydeenisok]

this video was so helpful, thank you!

[TheAlphaShadows]

this is realy handy, thanks

[totogmoo]

kinda boring my teacher shows us these too

[ngjovan]

shut up

[bubblebear83]

Who are you shutting up?

[madzianott]

hilarious:PP

[AHobosLife]

weird...

[SolracCAP]

I wish these video would be standardized it would make school so much easier

[crash7fuckingtimes]

yeees i know! those damn books!

[rlpDean]

i like the David and Goliath theme! : )

[tatertot112293]

My teacher uses these videos for our assignments so these really help! Thanks a bunch!

[TsWade2]

4:21 Timber! LOL!

[brainpowerrox]

i watched this in physics and my teacher is like basing a whole exam on your videos. lol.

[bubblebear83]

All 30 videos of Eureka!? Is it high school physics?

[brainpowerrox]

yeah its high school physics. i mean they are fun to wacth and all but uhhh ive watched them soo many timess

[josegamer]

im in 9ht grade my teacher is testing me on this and a 40 min video!

[spike0804]

you have physics in 9th grade....all of the sudden my schooling seems....uh...badlike

[josegamer]

lol

[qazzaq222]

thx a bunch..without this i'd failed my science homework by now....

[Dr3adL0rd97]

Omg This is great..... i waz studying 4 my PLSE it really good =p

[54spiritedwill54]

an awesome vid

[HarveyFoFi]

Great video! :)

[ammma1991]

thnx bro ... it's so helpful in a fantastic way ;)

we want more :P

about ( mechanical energy \ chemical energy \ electron energy \ radaint energy \ neacular energy \ heat energy ) ONLY.. :P

thnx again . Byez

[hillibillidilligilli]

hey, i watch this at school for science

[DamienZshadow]

These are very well explained fundamental lessons. I even enjoyed learning from them lol

[klau117]

Thanks for the videos.

[bubblebear83]

Sorry I recorded on videotape, the reception was bad previously when I record the first time. The second time, the reception was bad when I recorded live. Good thing I recorded this show on videotape.

[WendyMoris]

omg thank u,i'll use that in my termwork about kinetic n potential energy. n also ***** star goes tooo yep hehey

[bubblebear83]

If you were a critic of science you will give it a ***** star.

[SuperSpongefan]

@WendyMoris lol same

[cirano2022]

thanx a lot for these helpful lessons

[bubblebear83]

I am glad you enjoyed it.