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Shutter sound effects are annoying

Like your video style *clikclik* 😎 very cool. Good information!

How weeeird. Newton crossed my mind today 🍎

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Thanks for 200 subscribers guys ❤

La foto nn è di Norma Jean Baker, alias Marilyn Monroe.

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Oh, their rivalry was so much deeper than you outlined. You should do a more in-depth video here.

It's so crazy how every part of our body serves a purpose ( or used to ) and is fine tuned to that specific purpose

Great explanation! 😀

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Wow, nice video, did you edit this yourself?

Your video making is getting better Nice work.

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lazy ass AI generated crap that doesn't even get the information it's conveying right.

Beethoven didn't experience any hearing loss as a child. It wasn't until he was 28 he began to lose his hearing.

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I remember Hooke's law

For those that don’t know: Mozart died before Beethoven reached Vienna … So he never actually got to meet him.

Wonderful

I love your video's style Keep it up❤

You all are crazy. Sir zagdhish chandra bose invented radio first. Marconi stealed his invention

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The typing sound is very distracting.

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Tesla was the inventor of radio

I especially like the part where he discussed how radio was invented. How about the accidental discovery that radio was even a thing? The power of the all spark

Heinrich Hertz had predicted that radio would suffer from the same constraints as light signaling. It was Marconi’s first achievement to prove that radio would get through clouds and around obstacles (not too much larger than the wavelength used). As you are pointing out correctly, his most relevant discovery was the intercontinental transmission of radio by the ionosphere in 1901. However, the invention of sound (voice + music) transmission has to be credited to others.

All lies Tesla alone discovered radio

"Tesla filed his own basic radio patent applications in 1897. They were granted in 1900. Marconi's first patent application in America, filed on November 10, 1900, was turned down. Marconi's revised applications over the next three years were repeatedly rejected because of the priority of Tesla and other inventors. "

So Marconi put up a giant spark generator in Newfoundland and they were able to detect the sparks in Ireland. Not many people listening to sparks these days. Gets old fast. But he always gets all the credit. There was another chap though, who broadcast the first actual radio program, which featured violin music and other entertainment. He never gets any credit, but this sure sounds more like what most people think about when they think of radio. His name was Reginald Fessenden.

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I'll add one to the list. Their skin is black.

Being someone who loves astronomy, I've heard of most of these before. I'm honestly surprised that you didn't include planets like J1407b and GJ 1214b. But anyways, I love this type of content. Keep up the good work man.

dang you really had to throw all the transitions in there didn't you

Gg for evolution

Nice thumbnail and nice video. Keep it up

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These are great videos! I came here from ur Instagram account

Consider using music. Also more non verbal pauses. Lemmino is a great UA-camr who has a narration style worth learning from.

I totally subbed