Julius Sumner Miller - Physics - Center of Gravity pt. 1

[PeterHBne1]

As a youngling i watched this on Sunday (I think??) arvo because it was on TV. I hated it. And often had to go out walking!!!!! I loved him yet hated him. Physics fucked me up - I can't get them till now I'm in my forties!!!!! Prof JMN was an enigma.

[crappylamo]

purely genius!!!!

[PapaJer619]

I was stumped on this chapter until i watched this

[VictorHugo289mex]

The center of gravity can be where there is not material then!

[jinggo78]

Remarkable! Most remarkable! :)

[ISHIACE]

you save my grades

[Dreamcube017]

Whoa... taht last part throew me for a loop... all the shape exists where there is no shape... so does that mean... it does not exist at all??? There's no chance of balancing something on nothing....

[NewDawn54]

thx , that was very helpful..

[AishaSindhiNiyani]

genius teacher

[SuperFinGuy]

Got to love geometry when well thought.

[dreckka]

Julius Sumner Miller was a great teacher, i wish he was my physics teacher when I was in school

Great Stuff thanks for sharing...

[sanfordandsonsalvage]

great

[onmyway21]

AAAAHAHAHAHAHAHA............i love this guy!!

[johnmazz84]

HA! This guy is great! 5:30 is hilarious.

[laiomarinheiro]

hey...excellent teacher.....all Physics teacher should teach like him... a dynamic and pratical class. not a "teorichal... read the fuckin book and learn by youruself " class...thanks.....I would like to know more about center of pression...

[jcorhins]

NO!!! center of gravity and center of mass in different for example if your center of your gravity of your circle is at center somewhat near to it is your center of mass but not on the point where the center of gravity is

[wangouthangout]

@jcorhins gravity acts through the centre of mass.

[pearnomore]

great info

[nickyboi01]

What is the shape called that rolls up hill?

[MachitoMaldito]

so he is saying that the center of gravity is equal to the center of mass? enlighten me...

[roideschampignons]

For all intents and purposes, yes. Technically the center of mass is the center of where all the mass is concentrated, whereas the center of gravity is the center of where gravity is acting on it. usually this makes very little difference, but since in enormous objects some parts are closer to the source of gravity than others, the center of gravity gets skewed away from the center of mass.

[Griefpluto]

u can't determine the center of gravity by finding the intersection point if the object's mass is not uniformly distributed and yet most objects are not uniformly distributed in real life that's why we need engineers and calculus

[Kimmypage44]

This is the best episode....Thx millions for these...

[kbrinks]

thank you so much for uploading these videos

[james1937]

most enjoyable and I learned again

[beaunanza]

Thank you so much for posting this and your other Miller videos. Awesome!