Julius Sumner Miller - Physics - Energy and Momentum pt. 1

[DryBones111]

"If my calculations are correct, when this baby hits eighty-eight miles per hour... you're gonna see some serious shit."

Same guy as in the video, am I right? xD

[mdjones2112]

@DryBones111 He was probably the inspiration for Doc Brown. JSM was fairly popular in his day. It may sound funny but the man showed up at places like The Letterman Show and the segment you just watched was played with morning cartoons sometimes. Kind of the Bill Nye of the late 70s.

[saggoh]

please be my teacher for just one day

[PersianArmin]

He is a legend!

[legomoviem4ker]

I love that this helps me sooo much and I wasn't even alive when this tape was filmed haha. AP physics, it's difficult throughout the ages

[RUSSKAYAG]

6) Did you know that every negative emotion, such as anger, envy, jealousy and others come back to you three times as hard after you release it onto someone else? In physics, it is called the law of return. Any energy whether if it is positive or negative, comes back to the original source three times stronger. When you keep anger towards someone, or you wish bad things upon someone, that same energy comes back to you three times stronger. Start thinking positively!

[TheCrappyaccount]

@RUSSKAYAG that sounds extremely dodgy 

[yanksguy23]

@RUSSKAYAG

You're an idiot and have no business even mentioning physics.  I positively think that you're an idiot. How's that for thinking positively?

[splunge2112]

first watched this crazy dude in the late 70s. he rocks

[NeilRoy69]

I could believe anything this guy says.

[PJHunterTJ]

That end is higher. It's about an inch higer

[MrTHOYA]

Its such a work a genius.

[GeekBoy03]

I was expecting a mad scientist, not someone off Jersey Shores

[thesacrament77]

julius sumner miller- FTW

[logandarklighter]

Love how the "failure" of the experiment does not faze him one bit, it even excites him more because now he gets to explain that too and make it part of the lesson! ^_^

I liked the comparison to Steve Irwin earlier. Both will be missed.

[BADBOYCH]

He brought physics to the masses and he discribed it brilliantly. I could watch him for hours when I was a kid. It also helped that he looked a little like Simon Barsinister from the Underdog show. I was always waiting to see if he would say, "Simon says.....learn physics." And I did learn. He was the best teacher. Both him and Carl Sagen.

[chrisisnumber1]

This guy is crazy... But this is so much better than my physics book, so much more helpful!

[jamesjohnking]

I guess old Julius would have turned 100 this year, May 17th according to Wikipedia. I used to watch him on The Hilarious House of Frightenstein. Along with the Wolfman he was my favorite character.

[manka6]

Haha, me too.

Well, I'm 18, so it's before my T.V. era as it were, but I watch Frightenstein at 3:00 am on SciFi. Miller's the only reason I watch, really, but Billy Van and Vincent Price are cool, too.

[drsaten]

OMG dis is s000 awsome :D

[sloth245]

he awesome.. grand daddy of paul hewitt, lol jk

but they both are awesome.

[MattCatt7]

This guy was a life long friend of Albert Einstein.

[eveningniteshade]

What part of the USA would he be from?

I can't isolate the accent to a particular region.

[MattCatt7]

He was born in Billerica, Massachusetts. =)

[limestoneroad]

Sounds like Boston.

[Matches10]

He's got a Boston//Massachusetts accent. That's where he was born and went to school.

[p36jet]

Good call napalm5 - I'm right there with ya. I've been watching PJSM since I was 2

[napalm5]

The steve irwin of science. an absolute champ!

[FullMetal000Alucard]

LMFAO "too hot to handle" awesome!

[insomniareverie]

I love this guy!

[JackBlair2]

We have no knowledge of what energy IS.

[myiqisinfinity]

this guys fing awesome

[tetranoob]

a hot nail. i have never noticed that before. now i am excited. need to hammer something. Dr J rules

[kbrinks]

I would be home stick as a dog on the couch watching Julius all day. Zoned out haha, love it.

[gorgeousxsinger]

haha. you can tell he's a genius by the way he talks.

this definetly helped w/ my hw.

[dongchulgold]

Who came up with the concept "Energy"? really genius.

[panteraz3]

EXCELENTE

[system0slaven]

Put the form &fmt=18 in the url up in the url and you can watch this is higer resolution

Just try it &fmt=18

[devourerofbabies]

I remember him from the Hilarious House of Frightenstein.

[matzullo]

jajaja....

[crubs83]

did this guy do the voice of prfessor oak or sumtin...

[potat3o]

lol, his experiment fails at 5:20.

but good vid, helps me catch up in school :P

[SW9syounggun]

he made a good excuse doe...lol

[Hendo56]

He was on the syndicated Steve Allen show in the mid-60s, as well as did some PBS shows. He was fascinating, and truly loved showing how science could be fun.

[jeffroatlanta]

Maybe I'm a geek, but I think he's hilarious and makes physics intersting and fun.

I actually remember this from my childhood...yes I am old. Ha-ha.

[natsu76]

i also found him funny XD

[owlfood]

its the Cadbury chocolate professor!!! why is it so??

[mamece2]

dat fuckin old man ich crazie

[zglobodnik]

Haha, PWNED!

[wongsmokesbong]

just annoying enough to make you listen, but not so annoying you don't want to listen....

[penmissile]

hahaha nice one julius.

[wookie72]

When are these from? I remember this guy on the Hilarious House of Frightenstein - the only "real" part of the show.

[wightman10]

i love this guy... i wish he was my science teacher

[jizzmatic2000]

Too hot!  Too hot to handle!

[losdelplano]

thanks

[Broomballwilson]

dude is dexterous for an old guy

[suicidalparrot]

Awesome! I love this guy, and I've been waiting to find some of his videos online!