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Awesome presentation!

So, warm/low pressure would create rain/storm clouds and cool/high pressure would raise humidity and potentially form fog? Also, is that why morning dew is a thing, since nights are cool?

How has Disney not sued this school for making education fun?

Hey, man, awesome video, but can you help me out? my comment I posted when I first watched this video has vanished somehow, yet I am still getting replies, and so I cant give likes to your reply or anybody elses! I can't even see the full reply since some of them are longer than the notification window shows :( what can I do to fix this? p.s. I can't even read what my own comment is! I dont remember what I said, and it wont show me :(

Sacrifices shirt cuff dryness for eductional purposes. My man! I'm a lifelong science nerd, and I approve of everything in this message. All except Cruella, she's the worst!

its called mash-hoosh in my country

High-pressure and anticyclone are same or different please tell me

Wait... I thought that hot areas were of high pressure while cold areas, low... 🤔

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What a great model. Learning is the best.

So a low pressure system would bring rainy weather? And, if the hot air tends to rise up and cold air low down, why isn't always cold?

I bet you are the favorite teacher for many students. Very nice demonstration

Is this an unarguable argument proving a Globe Earth? Im always on the lookout for perfect, open and shut arguments to present to Flat Earthers, arguments that speak for themselves and avoid the need to engage in a debate, because that is a truly futile endeavor.. I haven't come across this being used before and unless theres some concocted pseudo-reasoning within the Flat Earth 'theory' that can be made to refute it then it might be something new that they haven't seen before and therefore unprepared for.

I really liked this. I would have taken the opportunity to explain the effect of the horizontal blue current moving towards Cruella, and say that she would experience some nice cool breeze. This experiment explains wind. Very powerful.

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He'd be fired where I live teaching this binary pressure nonsense. Pressure is an infinite spectrum, where it can be any pressure at any time.

These videos help more than you know. Thank you!

Thank you, because it did not answer on part 1 from class

Break it

This happens in the ocean but on a massive scale.

Well I wish I had your class in school. If only it was the early 2000s Haha

This makes me wanna go to college and study meterology (i chose not to to college after highschool)

Camera operator got a whole storm in their respiratory system.

now I surely know that convection currets are in water and in air, and now i can describe the process XD thanks :D but I'm sure they are way more complicated than the example.

Thank you! If you were my school physics teacher, perhaps I would now pursue a career in this field.

Wonderful teacher, your efforts are appreciated

Genius idea!

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Always remember throughout your life that if you love what you’re doing it will always shine through! Clearly this man loves teaching and he’s very good at reaching his students. They’re lucky to have him. ❤

Sr., as a science teacher and after having climatology classes in my post grad. I can only say that this is genius level demonstration with analogy + storytelling. I already said sometimes to students "imagine the atmosphere as we are all in a huge close air aquarium", and air pressure columns in a mountain and at sea level as similar to our crushing sensation in the ears as we go more than a couple of meters deep in a pool, but this is the cherry on top of all that analogy cake! 😂👏 Definitely subbed 👍

Good science

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Great explanation. It’s pity when I studied in school I don’t have this type of teaching. Thank you

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I already knew this because of a one-off fight scene with Natsu in Fairy Tail lol

What a great demonstration. Have been using the cold falls/heat rises principles to pack picnic baskets and transport groceries for 50+ years but, have never thought of how it relates to atmospheric pressure or even the actual meaning behind high and low pressure before. I love that l'm never too old to learn stuff. 😊

It makes me sad that there's such teachers out there that are being disrespected by the retarded students by non stop blabbering.

I forgot everything I learnt about fluids

You are a really good teacher. This video made me happy. Thank you sir.

nice reminds me of my physics teacher he was cool

isn't it something people just know ?

My god, this teacher explaining stuff to what I can only imagine is a pack of teenagers like they're some kindergarteners Pretty solid explanation, though

Ничего не понятно , но очень не интересно

Why do people talk about a storm being a low pressure system and why do heat waves correpond to a high pressurr system? This seems to show the opposite.

High Happy, Low Lousy. Got it. But is this movement between high and low pressure what causes tornadoes?

Great video - I came here after escaping the video where your students watch ... noisily ;) The demonstration is great for explaining everything from a sea breeze to room air circulation where you turn the heater on. *But* large scale weather systems are sadly more complicated. I kept struggling again and again with more advanced concepts, because I was retrying to apply these ideas where they don't belong. As a challenge - just pull up a weather map like windy/com and show that a low pressure system coincides with higher than average temperature. It may work for a tropical cyclone or some "thermal lows", but midlatitude storms are driven by different mechanics. When talking about cyclogenesis, we're dealing with rossby waves, wind shear, jet stream divergence and all that nonsense. And even after more than a lecture of environmental physics I can't tell you how exactly it works, what is cause and what effect -_- There is a reason people study meteorology their entire lives ^^ The "warm air rises cold air sinks" explanation is great, but it only gets you so fair ;)

But why can there be weeks of sunny days in a city without cloud formation? Wouldn't the heated surface of the city eventually form condensation while rising up? And what are the cases where the air would be hotter in the atmosphere than on the ground? It's usually vice versa

Dude explained pressure by density.. moron)))

This a such a good demonstration

This is so awesome I wish schools in India teach practically like this🎉❤