@sameerpatel105 because of the framerate and frameblending of the video, check out these two videos, you might be able to see it in them, but i recommend just making one yourself, more fun. :)
@TheJimzhe842 "HOW DO YOU DRAW A DOTTED LINE SO FAST WITH CHALK????"
I think, hold chalk at an angle either straight up or inclined _away_ from the direction of the line being drawn ... he uses that trick often and I was wondering that myself ...
the deceleration of refraction due to water is caused by the laser transfer of electrons in the water, and therefore the light is also a carrier of these electron.
but we have already learned that the light has a magnetic, and electric component.
if the photon passes through small dust particles, ie conductive particles, then a charge is passed to these particles, and they scatter, due to a increase of the spin electron in said magnetic, conducting particles. so we loose photon enrgy.
Light´s waves, light´s particles, light´s fields, light´s spheres. Where is the problem since it depends on the distance between observer and the observed (also with which kind of "mediator" the observer observes) like it depends on the brain of the observer.
Newton did assume that theta1 (see from 13:50) stays the same after it has reached the water. How come? This would´ve meant that the light gained energy from where exactly? It wouldn´t only be a prpetuum mobile it would be an energy gaining perpetuum mobile.
charging a solar energy panel without using sun light only using laser light. Gaining solar energy through a energy source like laser fiber optic light can be used for a light source in deep water or in any place were there is no sun light, you can use laser light instead.
@LuvStayn YEAH!!......That's the spirit!!......let's all band together and discourage people from exploring interesting phenomena!!.......you'd rather they were all watching "What, What in the Butt"??........
@LuvStayn agreed but at least these videos can make an individual understand the concepts inside and out before they take a real class and ace it just like that. then these people can eventually get a degree. by the way, i'm not one of those people. if i watched these videos first and took the class, it would take me forever to graduate. i take the course without watching the videos first. but i may use these videos as a supplement to my class to help me further my understanding on a topic.
What level of physics is this? Undergraduate?
cubeman118 2 weeks ago
I wish i had teachers like this. Would have made me pay attention.
MuppetNLL 1 month ago
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A very interesting video.
MrPEDOCTOR 2 months ago
"None of you can say "uy" unless you're Dutch!" Ha Ha Ha, best professor ever...
theschoolofchuck 2 months ago
so i learned this in high school wtf
Lightsishot 4 months ago
rainbows, this is how they work! XD
kotofu 8 months ago
i mean on the rotating black and white wheel, not the clown picture thing, that was awesome!
sameerpatel105 8 months ago
I DIDNT SEE THE COLOUR!!???! why did it not translate through video?
sameerpatel105 8 months ago
@sameerpatel105 because of the framerate and frameblending of the video, check out these two videos, you might be able to see it in them, but i recommend just making one yourself, more fun. :)
/watch?v=eC6lvGQzHhg
/watch?v=YSsk3A92mlw
Sindrijo 2 months ago
HOW DO YOU DRAW A DOTTED LINE SO FAST WITH CHALK????
TheJimzhe842 9 months ago
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@TheJimzhe842 "HOW DO YOU DRAW A DOTTED LINE SO FAST WITH CHALK????"
I think, hold chalk at an angle either straight up or inclined _away_ from the direction of the line being drawn ... he uses that trick often and I was wondering that myself ...
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uploadJ 7 months ago
@TheJimzhe842 He holds the chalk with a light touch, on a steep angle and lets it hop as he drags it across the slate. Takes practice.
OKMUNWURX 3 months ago
@OKMUNWURX actually I've tried it with soft pastel, in art class/ it works!
TheJimzhe842 3 months ago
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4000angstroms 10 months ago
the index of refraction for glass is about 1.60and air 1.00
junior1984able 10 months ago
the deceleration of refraction due to water is caused by the laser transfer of electrons in the water, and therefore the light is also a carrier of these electron.
but we have already learned that the light has a magnetic, and electric component.
if the photon passes through small dust particles, ie conductive particles, then a charge is passed to these particles, and they scatter, due to a increase of the spin electron in said magnetic, conducting particles. so we loose photon enrgy.
freethisone 10 months ago
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freethisone 10 months ago
Great stuff!
bruingineering 1 year ago
Thank you MIT professors. Thank you MIT so much. Such a wonderful job. I really appreciate it.
johnnyfun26487 1 year ago
who is he ?
3000moti 1 year ago
this all says that through tv what we think we see could be manipulated. so are we being manipulated from television.
Hyntime 1 year ago
I can say Huygens and I'm not Dutch....=P I'm brazilian....=P
filipeaa320 1 year ago
i don't see the colors
bigfhead 1 year ago
Don't you mean that (if dispersive) the bass sounds would be heard BEFORE the violen??
--dale nassar
La.
100nassar 1 year ago
Light´s waves, light´s particles, light´s fields, light´s spheres. Where is the problem since it depends on the distance between observer and the observed (also with which kind of "mediator" the observer observes) like it depends on the brain of the observer.
kristiankroflin 2 years ago
Newton did assume that theta1 (see from 13:50) stays the same after it has reached the water. How come? This would´ve meant that the light gained energy from where exactly? It wouldn´t only be a prpetuum mobile it would be an energy gaining perpetuum mobile.
kristiankroflin 2 years ago
I call those angles theta4 and theta5 by the way.
kristiankroflin 2 years ago
The angle between the refracted and the reflected angle is the same, too - not only
the one between the input- and the
reflected beam.
kristiankroflin 2 years ago
thnxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx , youtube the best :O
ammma1991 2 years ago
i actually saw red-brown and dark green!
psychobollox 2 years ago
if you mean at the disc... the camera picked it up differently
OGMO11 2 years ago
All thanks to the captured/encoded frame rate.
djahriman 2 years ago
Isn't it Sin(Pheta)2/Sin(Pheta)1=V2/V1?
Farmani 2 years ago
Theta?
fingerboy18 2 years ago
u r rite..if farmani doesnt knw abt theta she has no rite to comment abt such gr8 lecturer..i thnk u got me.
crazymuzikk 2 years ago
lol i feel so stupid compared to him
crazymandx 2 years ago
charging a solar energy panel without using sun light only using laser light. Gaining solar energy through a energy source like laser fiber optic light can be used for a light source in deep water or in any place were there is no sun light, you can use laser light instead.
humexavier 3 years ago
You can't get a degree and a good job by watching these for free on youtube no matter how well you understand the concepts.
LuvStayn 3 years ago 4
@LuvStayn YEAH!!......That's the spirit!!......let's all band together and discourage people from exploring interesting phenomena!!.......you'd rather they were all watching "What, What in the Butt"??........
fooberdoobs 1 year ago 10
@fooberdoobs you wanna do it in my butt?
evangrogers 9 months ago
@LuvStayn agreed but at least these videos can make an individual understand the concepts inside and out before they take a real class and ace it just like that. then these people can eventually get a degree. by the way, i'm not one of those people. if i watched these videos first and took the class, it would take me forever to graduate. i take the course without watching the videos first. but i may use these videos as a supplement to my class to help me further my understanding on a topic.
henf5671 1 year ago
@LuvStayn that's not the point...
AmishUnicorn 8 months ago
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TO boring.
reynoldslights11 3 years ago
kids are paying 1000$s of dollars to go to school and its all free on youtube. that's friggin hilarious.
webovisionca 3 years ago
You cant put it on your CV though =/
majuicee 2 years ago
DUDE! When I searched for "OK Go here it goes again orchestra," why was THIS the top result?!
ChomuSclavus 3 years ago
i searched for "condition zero music remix", but i found this... WTF
samamies88 3 years ago
I like his lectures. Every time I wondered how something applied, he showed us.
pcmatt2000 3 years ago
The ending was super killer!
edudrepus 3 years ago 9
Ahhh, sweet wine for the mind... this rocks..
*XD
MajorUtah 3 years ago
Swoosh, way over my head.
ModestAggrandizement 3 years ago