Gravity Visualized
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- Опубліковано 9 бер 2012
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Dan Burns explains his space-time warping demo at a PTSOS workshop at Los Gatos High School, on March 10, 2012. Thanks to Shannon Range from the Gravity Probe B program for creating the original demonstration which he shared with Dan in 2004.
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The one day you’re absent:
Relatable af
Felt this
RELATABLE
TRUE
So true
Using gravity to describe gravity.
How would you demonstrate it, considering this is literally almost no place in the universe that isn’t being influenced by gravity?
May be that means there is infinity dimentions applying gravity to the previous dimentions.
@@DiegoGarcia-ob9xd it's a joke
@@yusufb777 you should make that a theory or something
@@theagroguy9278 you can use it, thanks
My daughter was lucky to have him as a teacher in his last year teaching at LGHS. Mr. Burns was just as amazing as it sounds from the videos.
Yep. Every school is lucky enough to have 1 or 2 of him. Unfortunately just 1 or 2.
Does he have a nuclear power plant somewhere?
@@jezfrench9435u just said its lucky enough to have atleast 1 or 2 of that teacher but then decides to contradict it that its unfortunate that there's only 1 or 2
turns out he's my friend's dad! I've never met him, but he's raised some pretty great humans. I'll pass the compliments on to my pal-- it'll probably make her day.
@@Lindsaytcook The world sure is a small place
My physics teacher showed us this video when I was in high school, and I will show this to my physics students tomorrow! How cool! So grateful for this video and beautiful demonstration.
Our system is precise, earth motion cannot be detected, the moon flying zips around us without creating the slightest wobble effect on earth... No computer can simulate how just earth moon and sun forces behave... And you see a simple demonstration that confirms a bias and decide it's fit to show to kids.. what are you going to tell the inquisitive ones that ask how come the balls are speeding up then slowing down? Why do the balls always end up in the center? How does this 2d demonstration work in 3d? Why does the solar system trajectories as a whole look like a perfect disc?
I will say this once and then never again: all models are wrong, some are useful
@@hydraman007it’s a model. it’s not a 1:1 recreation lmao this is how models work
Yea, like pseudo science.
wow dude that's crazy
Other teachers explains gravity with proper instruments
My teacher throws pen upward and it falls back saying that is gravity
My teacher also 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I mean, he's not wrong
It is you just experiencing it at a smaller scale.
@@warenger all Indian teachers do this only
Technically he is not wrong
being a good teacher isn't about being knowledgeable, its understanding how to convey that knowledge to those without it
thats a good really good way of putting it
If you aren't knowledgeable to begin with how can you convey knowledge to people?
@@mikeoxmaul9386 I see your point but how I see it is, if one has lot of knowledge he/she may not necessarily have the skill to pass on or teach to others. Even knowing bare minimum of somthing one can still do great job at explaining in a fashion others may understand.
I have a friend who teaches math to his son. He may not be the smartest to do that but the kid and his own small friends prefer him explaining it. How one conveys I feel is far more crucial. Atleast for basics. Offcourse not of rocket science or complex math or medicine etc. But for fundamentals
@@1000naky
Yeah no shit Einstein, it’s like a comedian with a really good joke but fucking terrible delivery to the audience. The delivery is essentially more important than what it is that you’re actually saying for example,
“I love you 😐😬”
“I love you🥰😘”
@@AJSchnell A fuckin men
Someone protect this man, we need more educators like this to make a difference.
spacetime cannot be curved, it's not possible to curve anything inside a 3D area, only a surface can be curved.
okay that's spacetime debunked now lets get to the problem at hand.
all physicists are trying to do is make sense of magic... gods magic that is, but sense can't be made of magic because it is of the mind not actually physical, physical reality is an illusion.
Protect him from what? Cotton manufacturers?
@@This2dumbFlat Earthers
Gravity believers are a dime a dozen.
We **NEED** to be like him.
The underrated part of this demo is the "Dark Energy Pole". It really sparks the imagination in reference to this brilliant demonstration.
@P0wFish imagine being ignorant
@P0wFish no i am not getting this. He made a claim and explained it, now i want your take, and not just the "you shouldnt trust and shit like that".
Make a full and detailed argument on what is wrong about what he said, and then explain what is really right. If yo didn't study physics, then yo better shut your mouth, if you did, then i'm looking forward to your explanation
“How did we figure out the earth orbits the sun?”
“You take a trampoline...”
“Take an old mans bike shorts.
"Add a handful of marbles..." 😂😂
"You go to spandex.com..."
@@renthehedgehog7535 no, it loses energy bc its on earth on a surface, so it generates friction, losing kinetic energy
@@catrielmarignaclionti4518 but i mean things will still lose energy, but extremely slowly, the earth is actually slowing its spin. We are spinning .2 ms slower than last years average currently. And roughly 600 million years ago earth wouldv'e been spinning at 21 hours a day, and at impact of the giant rock that turned into earths core at its early creation, earth would be spinning its fastest at roughly 8 hours a day. Thats three full rotations for a day today, and it took billions of years just to slow it down this much.
Im going off of mostly memory on this so if anything is wrong, feel free to correct, just be nice about it. :)
Schools aren't boring, it's just that the teachers teaching you make it boring, professors like him can make it fun
Frfr
all teachers should learn from him
Most teachers acts like they're just Souless-Robot-Dictator that the only will is to punish and judge the stutends, wich is bad, because it makes them more depressed and hated.
If teachers were more friendly, and actually explained the lessons with heart, and not just imposing it, School would've been more fun and interesting !
@@myu1419 Yes yes yes yes yes
But their are many who want to do but lack resources even basic infra structure is luxury at some places.
"I'm repairing a rip in the fabric of space time, what else do you think I'm doing?"
Absolutely golden
Who is watching in 2024? Attendance 👻
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“The ones that go the wrong way get eliminated.”
Story of my life.
U ok bro
I'll take her home
Squid game🤭
Same
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Meanwhile my science teacher is having a mental breakdown when I mixed water with water without goggles
Such blasphemy. You make me sick. You could've caused a nuclear explosion! Use goggles next time.
@@arinxkz1 I need it
@@arinxkz1 is that real I tried to search it up but it does not have any search results
@@jcheer5212 are you weird bro? a SECRET chemical in water that you WASH in, DRINK from and COOK in and you’re out here asking if it’s real😭 you need 1 to 1 counselling bro
Did you also put in more water, and then even more water, and finally, just a pinch of water?
According to recent videos, that's how school was made
This guy knows how to be efficient and effective at teaching, i wouldve love to have him as my science teacher
He is teaching falseness. This is a false analogy
I had a science teacher who actually used this exact same method to teach us about gravity. I thank this video for being the inspiration for that, it really helped with understanding gravity
Why not just play this video?
because seeomg things with your own eyes is more engaging and personal than watching a video of another class doing something fun @@CodPast
@@CodPastIt’s one thing to watch a video and another to see something done in person.
"I used the gravity to describe the gravity"
Thanos moment
Ah yes the floor here is made out of floor
Thanos
Yes, this is the most stupid thing I've ever seen and this is the 1st time I see another person criticizing it
You have to define a "gravity that is pulling things down in the universe" so you will define those insane and stupid concepts of space deformation
@@99Gara99 Dude just because he used Earth's gravity to represent gravity doesn't mean that this is fake. This is proven by Albert Einstein and relativity. Think about it what happens to all this empty space around you when something is in it? It bends.
“And if you go to the edge of my display, you just fall off”
Flat-earthers clap and cheer.
Everyone else face-palms.
LOL
No it’s enclosed nothing falls off
I MAKE EVERYTHING CONFUSING
Globe Belief is Mental illness
I saw this years ago probably when it was posted and it has stuck with me ever since. An awesome presentation.
Something that is really amazing is just how many people are interested in these types of videos. Say a lot about our curiosity as humans. Over 138 million views!
usually space stuff or science in general gets way less attention
School: omg why can I go home yet
Home: hmm let’s watch a 9 minute video above gravity
Wait you're actually *going* to school in 2020?
@@DillsArtThing Some countries, like mine, still have presential teaching. I'm honestly surprised my whole school isn't infected by now.
@@DillsArtThing my school has 22 confirmed cases of COVID and they are not blinking an eye and everyone is still going to school
omg why can he go to home yet
@@PiushGogi that was a legit question idk why you're laughing.
When you realize he’s teaching teachers
😶
Wasnt that obvious from like 1 or 2 minutes in?
@@JS-rv3et I was prolly high no rap cap
Bro everyone can learn , we learn new thing everyday, :D
That's not teaching, it's indoctrinating.
It's amazing and uplifting when you see a teacher who's actually able to physically demonstrate a concept in such a way that young kids can both understand and appreciate. It's not mystical; it's plain, basic physics. If only we had more people like this in the world...
This explanation for gravity force is very illogical.
Using gravity to explain gravity.
Try doing this experiment in outter space where there is not gravity to see what you get.
Does not exist true scientific explanation for gravity force.
According to the Bible psalm 148:6 Gravity force was stablished by the Lord.
@@Juan-1970shut up bot, and you didn't even watch that video, in space there is gravity , it aint some special dlc for planet earth, and if youre talking bout doing this far from any planet, gravity would still exist, being created by those smaller objects that aren't planets
Gravity is not a force.
@@EricT3769 the hell it is then, if it acts upon something, it's a force, are you a flat earther
@@valentinhalau3396 Gravity is the consequence of moving in curved space-time. Don’t come at me with that flat earth nonsense when you don’t seem to understand relativity.
You’re still thinking in terms of Newtonian physics. The whole point of the balls on the sheet is to explain how masses affect space-time, which is an Einstein concept. I suggest you look at more videos such as Edward Current’s “Gravity is not a force”. There are others too, but it’ll give you a good overview.
I’m 53 and I finally get it and am now a lover of anything space.
it confuses me i'm afraid
The dude in the red jacket is like “This is cool but I want to go home”
Lol
@Jared Sabatelli so early wtfisbsbsidbfb btw same
Not scientifically possible
that me, aka "the guys who already know all of that and is bored because it isn't learning anything new"
Guys I finally got my psvr and I’m going to stream tomorrow fanfares and super hot
I love to revisit this video. I love watching the simple explanation for the warpage of space time. I showed it to all my children when they were younger. So every once in a while I rewatch it. It just happen to appear in my feed today. So naturally I stopped and watched it.
I wish I had teachers like him and made me ‘understand’ how things work with examples.
Also, I went to school when there was no internet or UA-cam. Without those, understanding anything is complicated and teachers like these would have been very necessary to understand and love the subjects.
This isn't how things work at all
My teacher: gravity is gravity. I'm now sending you 20 pages of homework that are all due in 10 hours.
This is how our online class is going 🙂
I would do it!
Lmao gravity is gravity
Hmm yes the gravity here is made out of gravity
666 likes :0
I hate when people make fun of teachers like this, enthusiastic about what they do and live sharing their knowledge
I only like science
@@iron71gear13 ur acting kinda sus, ur the impostor
@@uravggamer4169 I saw u fake tasking
@@iron71gear13 keep fighting, hehehe
@@helfrics77 u acting kinda sus
What a great instructor. More effective than most.
Man I really wish I had teachers like this. If I was as intrigued Into these subjects then as I am now there’s no telling where I’d be, but lack of passion from teachers and not knowing how to find that passion in myself as a kid just made me feel like school wasn’t for me but this professor makes science look just as fun as it can be.
Why isn't every teacher like him, school would be fun.
Nick does Quad drumming Maybe in some situations but not all, some classes just aren’t fun
Nick does Quad drumming okay, i love your positive outlook on situations like that but just some classes are never going fun or meant to be fun 😔. I hope your night goes well (i’m not sure what time zone you live in but it’s night for me haha)
Nick does Quad drumming np, yeah true, i’m in eastern time as well but i fell asleep haha
@Nick does Quad drumming I'm pretty sure it's a 100% if you want to be that literal (English)
GIVE HIM A RAISE
The teacher we all wanted:
The teacher we get: So read page 1-32 and i'll ask you tomorrow
real talk, although some do try
The next class :
- Here's a quiz about last discussion :)
-but we didn't even talk abo-
- F
To be fair, teachers like this guy probably work 7 or 8 days worth of hours in week for 5 days worth of pay. Basically never a day off.
Meanwhile, the teacher who gives a packet is literally working within their work hours, spends quality time with their family.
Policy makers and state/county/district personnel need to figure out how to let teachers be amazing, without working them down to the bone.
I had a coach geometry teacher in high school, one day he couldn’t find the answer sheet to his overheads (the projector sheet) and he didn’t know the answer to the equation.
I swear to Gaia he paused and said “Duuur” like the sound people make to make fun of mentally handicapped folk.
Me and my friend laughed out loud, cause the damn teacher just said Der, because he was a dummie who didn’t even know how to do the math he was teaching.
Makes this teacher look like a Greek philosopher king.
True Lmao HAAHAHAHHA
Un fantastico professore : spiega ottimamente, mantiene alto l'interesse e fa divertire i suoi studenti, che imparano volentieri. Bravo
The difficulty he has making free return trajectory work is a great demonstration of how hard getting right with the moon shots was.
Wonder if this guy realizes this lesson has over 111 million views and that he explained better than 95% of teachers.
Most teachers just sit down and hand you a packet anyway, lol.
118 milion man
He thought he is teaching a couple of people but accidentally thought 120M people lol
@@Ace-kd7zc
As if absolutely no one else would have clicked on this video after the person left their comment right?
It'll be 119 million very soon.
So... should I then tell you "119 million man" while ensuring I spelled million correctly during my pointless attempt to correct something which needed no correction?
By next month, the count will be even higher. EVERY time there is activity under a video, youtube places the video into the mix of recommended videos seen as one loads youtube. Therefore it is impossible to correct anyone's comment regarding total views. Especially when you are 4 days late to the show so to speak.
Such a comment IS the activity which helps guide youtube recommendations in a major way.
The best one can do is offer an update on total views. Such as "118 million now".
@@theduder2617 my man just made this reply but still has'nt answered his assignments lmfao
So we just gonna ignore the person recording this is like *12ft Tall*
Probably standing on desk, chair of using tripod.
Emc20 peppa
Emc20 she is 7’1 search it up
@@soldog5859 gru is 14 feet so it's probably him
@@Pjmurph3 r/woosh
When it comes to learning something, it is hard to beat the effectiveness of visual demonstration with added simplified explanation. After that you take the deep reading lessons and most likely actually understand now what it's all about. This is why science will most likely take huge leaps in the coming future when compared to older days because we can now use all sorts of computer modellings to bring up theories and stuff alive next to those messy calculations and words written.
He explains great thing in a very simple way🙏
Teachers: College is more serious than it is here and those college professors don't play.
College professors:
College professors are some of the most chill people I've ever interacted with. I wish high school teachers were like that
High school teachers have deal with developing humans with high amounts of hormones. In that environment, it can be difficult to remain chill
ronnie ssebaggala yeah
..Can any one support me by subscibing to me...
@@stefanolopez773 fuck off
He’s the science teacher who everyone loves because he doesn’t just make everyone do mountains of worksheets
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I had a teacher like that once. He was apparently texting students that needed extra help because they missed too much school and was forced to leave the school.
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i hate him cuz he bald
big man *"Wow, what a valid reason to hate him"*
I remember seeing some sort of 3d graphic on a TV show when I was a kid. A while later, I brought a bowl with plastic wrap over the top to school and did a demonstration like this with different sized marbles. It wasn't as grand or in depth as this but it still made for a fun memory
Thank you Mr. Dan Burns.
My old high school Physics teacher is in this video. He's the man in the red polo shirt in the background. I just now realized it's him after seeing this video a couple times over the years it's been randomly recommended to me. He actually passed away over a year ago in a boat fire that took the lives of 34 including his daughter. RIP Mr. Chan, you were such a great teacher
Oh yeah I remember that on the news, that Santa Cruz diving vessel, that was national news I believe. This world feels so small sometimes...
F
Woah
Woah, that's crazy.
And very sad.
@@habibi_nation3673 YOU monster
I can already hear: “hello everybody and this is YOUR daily does of internet.”
Lmfao he always find theses videos that dude has issues🤣🤣🤣
This is 8 years old. BTW
@@mr.chicken31bye29 nah he probably just take what UA-cam Algorithm says. Just like the rest of us
Good thing I got here before his video will come out
He stole other people's videos and make money from it. Unethical and not original.
If I were taught physics like this in high school, I’d actually have paid attention. I only started enjoying physics in university (we had a synchrotron/particle accelerator, that caught my attention day 1). But with the right teacher & method, you can draw kids in much younger. I wish I knew I loved science much younger.
Practical demonstrations are always best. THIS is teaching.
UA-cam recommendation : hey you need some schooling
Me : sure why not
I see no one likes your comment so here's a like and comment
strawberry lia i got you 69 like
I had to dislike so u could stay at 69 your welcome
@@Lukegaming- can someone enlighten me about that 69 likes stuff, I'm seeing people commenting these everywhere. Pls teach a fellow hooman
@@davevalbrun5585 its a sexual reference
There’s nothing better than a teacher being passionate about their job.
A person*
@@bnv8514 a teacher*
@Taki Tachibana ok karen...
@@cavaloagiota9319 lmao a 9 yr old who thinks he's cool by saying Karen to all the people disagreeing to him
@Taki Tachibana no
I'm doing this for my grandkids. They are under 7 yrs old but love physics and already know and understand mass,warp and black holes. Its fun for kids. We bought them the books for kids.
Most effective demonstration to understand space time!
This dude literally repaired the fabric of space-time and yet is so humble, absolute legend
Repaired the fabric of space time using a fabric!
Fixed the fabric of space-time with the threads of fate. Grecian legend!
Dr. Strange
Figuratively, but I get what you're saying.
@Jayden London Figuratively
My undergrad professors just gave out formulas to remember and expected us solve highly practical questions. This guy right here got me more interested in 10mins than my professors did in 4years.
@@kavitapatel1423 ye teacher batara hei kei kissra gravity kaam kar ta ha solar system ke under
John has 2 apples. He gains 4 more.
Calculate the volume of the sun
@@JDs_RandomHandle Hahahaha dude. Exactly. That's how it is
Acha acha nehi nehi
Could That Be Because You Are a Suggestible Twit? One who will fall for any video your Tiny Little Brain might latch on to?
This man seems to be a great teacher !
Reminds me of my MRI instructor, helping us understand MR physics. He had a similar voice and way of teaching. I love it
This isnt just the professor being "fun" to learn with.
Dude is actually giving EASY TO UNDERSTAND visual representation for them instead of "so this is that and that is this"
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I mean... I imagine 90% of his class is just straight forward teaching. Most physics professors usually do a presentation like this a few times a year just to help engage the class.
Yes because everybody is a visual learner sure some r the opposite
yeah he's making it easy to understand that orbital mechanics is false.
So what he is saying is that in order to solve gravity, we just need to look far enough out into space to locate the clamps that are holding our invisible spandex universe up.
Yep!
Your a genius
Brilliant. Get this man a lab coat
Black holes!
Simulation Theory confirmed
This is a brilliant demonstration
If more people had this kind of education, we'd have less conspiracy loving adults
Facts
I don't know what you are talking about, this video is clearly faked by someone under the table
We all know that the earth is flat and gravity doesn't actually exist
@@justajely7372 🤡🤡🤡🤡😂
leqiteli yt That was obviously sarcasm lol
@@leqiteliyt8497 youre so tone deaf jesus.
see you in a few years when this is in my recommended again
It's very bad too, he pretends that the fabric of a trampoline somehow simulates the vacuum of space
Caesar Vespasian yeh gravity is fake and the earth is a donut
Omfg lmao I saw this video like 5 years ago why tf is it on my recommended again 😂
emisme05 Me too loll
3 years Time present power. You are lying, the earth isnt a donut its a cat, pls join my religion, the Cat Earth Society
11years old this one, but still the best representation of gravity I have ever seen in my 42 year lifespan.
What an awesome teacher; wish I had science teachers like this when I was that age. These kids are lucky to have someone explain, demonstrate so easy to understand. Great job Mr. Burns!
Teachers. He’s showing (relatively young) teachers how to use a “hands on” model that they can use to teach gravity & planetary orbit in their classrooms.
This is a false analogy
@@peterbillings3276teachers can't be teenagers. i wouldn't say relatively.
@@neotoad456 I think you’re assuming they’re teenagers, when they’re really 18-22 year old (relatively young) adults in college, learning pedagogy (teaching method/techniques) in college.
@@hosoiarchives4858 …ALL analogies are false at some point. EVERY metaphor eventually breaks down. It’s true that there is no stretchy fabric in space holding the planets and stars aloft, but if that’s your takeaway, I think you might be focusing on the wrong part of the demonstration.
The best thing about this is that in this video he's not teaching them about gravity, he's teaching them how to teach others about gravity.
spreading knowledge, and spreading knowledge about how to spread knowledge.
@@threeco2350 each one teach one
It's interesting, but I feel like barring a few highly-isolated, very extreme cases, this information is only useful as entertainment.
Imagine having a teacher like this who actually cares. My highschool experience would’ve been so much better if even one of my teachers was like this.
Achei que nos Estados Unidos a educação era melhor.
@@luuuucasss It's really not. Public education, at least.
That's why i hate bio the teacher doesn't care he just gives us a packet that's it, he's just wants money at the end of day
It goes both ways to be fair. There are plenty of passionate teachers that get walked all over by students who end up getting jaded. It's hard to be passionate when you're underpaid and dealing with brats...
@@epikfly12 ya know what agreed, but the thing is, cause I have adhd if you get me interested I'll actually try to learn take example my ss classes and math classes
Very nice explanation thank you so much 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
This teacher may be getting all the love and awards
It’s crazy how 7 years ago when I saw this, I really couldn’t grasp what he was explaining, now, after 4 semester of calc and physics in college, I still don’t know what’s going on
me neither
It's O.k he doesn't really understand it either this is just a good representation of how to visualize what is mostly going on in 2.5 dimensions.
College is working. Now get to work and pay your loans back!
@@alexgatsulao995 woah bro you're so enlightened and different, tell us more
@@Aaron-xn7dg Puppet.
Show them a PowerPoint presentation and they’ll forget it in a week. Show them this and they’ll remember it for months or years.
For the whole life
I haven’t forgot about this since I first saw it on UA-cam like 7 years ago.
@@matte.o_g if you have them do it yea. They'll remember their entire life
@@troyt6532 Me too!
I Am An OG
This model is very well for beginners, it uses the visualization of gravity, using gravity.
What's is your fb id
Yes, physical explanations are much more effective than reading it in books as we did in high school.
My history teacher interrupted class to show us this. It had nothing to do with our lesson he just thought it was fun. I love that teacher.
That's a good teacher :)
He was talking about space, time, dimensions and y'all just thinking it's only about gravity
Wrong cause its all just gravity
Space is just space nothing special
Space time is the shape of reality
He didnt talk about that in depth at all
And even if he did its all just gravity
Damn you must be a genuis
Amateur Animation damn you must be a genius
Gaming Chihuahua damn you must be a genius
@@ramenthings8443 why are you saying that to everyone
So very didatic... love teachers that make an effort to make students visualize theories 💙
Had to come back to this gem
"I'm repairing the fabric of spacetime, what do you think I'm doing?"
this is perfect.
He used the fabric to represent the fabric.
That and when do you get to say that line to someone
Heavy "I am but a meander of soles!" vibe.
That man is not paid enough for that job.
Oh hey this blew up apparently
Something I've learned and also heard in some ad one time is that you may not remember what your teachers taught you, but how they treated you. This guy is a perfect example of this statement, and I love this demo.
Yes
You're a globetard believing in this BS, buoyancy and density is all we have, gravity is make believe just like the globe, they go hand in hand with the deception.
@@SeeLevelBus lmaoooo
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@@SeeLevelBus AHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH
He reminds me of my high school science teacher mr Gordon, loved how he explained stuff.
Excellent work! Nice job, Teach!
I am 43, and through all my schooling, I have had 3 teachers who like this teacher, were excited about sharing knowledge, and did it in fun, memorable ways! They were a Science Teacher, and History Teacher, and my 5th Grade Teacher Mrs. Swan! They had such a lasting impression, that I'm watching this, with grown children of my own, wishing I was back in one of their classes for a lesson. God Bless Good Teachers!!!! The good ones make a difference.
Rusty, are you related to sneakers by any chance?
Wholesome comment
I'm 62 years old,left school at 15. I think if my teachers had taken the time to teach us like this I might have stayed in school a bit longer. This is the first time I understood gravity (properly". Thank you.
Interesting
It's not their fault you didn't stay in school. 99% of people didn't have teachers like this and still managed to finish school.
@@cupcakemcsparklebutt9051 I never got the NUMBERS thing,couldn't read a clock until I was a teen. Still can't handle maths. But hearing it explained with the visuals is amazing to me. I'll read books until I go blind. Love reading and writing but as for maths😡
@@catherinetiernan5888 hope you are doing well
@@SomeRaandomGuy My oldest grandson is 11 and like me he loves to read,he is a sponge and attends a fabulous school. I do history with him and he does projects with me, it's amazing,I love learning with him.
Such a helpful model for visualizing gravity.
A very good show.....You explained what you wanted to say very well...
Why don't my High School Teachers teach like this?? The way he explains shows the dedication he has towards the subject. I loved it! :)
A lot of high schools are run by administrators who care more about their resumes than providing a good education. They overload teachers, who want to provide the best education, and grossly misallocate resources away from important areas, such as funding teachers and maintaining order for teachers to do their jobs well.
@@Nin10do0014 If teachers want to do stuff like this they usually have to fund it themselves.
@@FromsoftgoatKaj which is one of the huge contributions to how dysfunctional public education is. We have to pay to work effectively.
It honestly depends on the teacher. The school district and funding can play a role in the availability of resources, but even at the most prestigious schools, if the teacher doesn't enjoy their job, it's not likely they will put this much effort in.
I don't think this is a high school type class. You have to get to college to find these kind of teachers and even then they are rare.
The 55k people who had disliked this are flat earthers
Well, that number is staggering!
I am a flat earther....but i liked the video.
Earth has a flat surface
@@realitytvshow2604 a little bit contradictory...
We got another 1k at least
And superstitious people that want to believe in nonsense rather than reality!
This was very informative. Reminded me why I grew up loving science
This guy is a bright gem ❤
Who else is having this masterpiece show up in their recommended after 9 years?
Yup. I remember watching this a couple of years ago but when it cropped up in my algorithm I watched the whole thing again because teachers like him are few and far between. Learning is made a joy instead of a chore.
WAIT ITS NINE YEARS OLD?? I didn’t even realize!!
Bonjor
Over here
Right here, and I'm glad it did
If this was the way science was taught in school I would have went to class a lot more. This teacher is great!
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Yes, exactly.
You’re saying you skip class?
@@mrrizzy7006 yup
I would have went? Isnt that two phrases saying the same thing? I went, or, would have gone surely?
This is how you teach. Props!
some teachers are amazing at what they do!
A good professor isn't one who knows it all, he's one who can explain whatever he knows really well...
Well said!
@ASDAN-VME TMJ-CC YESS I been waiting for this ever since gravity came out
UA-cam is one of the greatest educators the world has ever seen. That’s why I love and fear it so much.
There’s no exclusivity (or possibility, really) to “knowing it all”. The amount of knowledge only adds more to a good instructor, it doesn’t preclude it or effect it.
I guarantee you don't know anything about what a good professor is.
Such a passionate professor
Everywhere i go i see your face , who are you
Ray,not again man.
Seriously u again
This video was made 8 years ago and u comment “such a passionate professor” 6 hours ago
I see you in every comment section
Beautiful, educative and fun
This is really awesome man
We're always saying school is boring, but still, here we are watching this dude teaching us gravity
@Traffixcone lol true
@Traffixcone Your teacher use papers? Mine just use himself jumping as an example
Yeah, what we are meant to say is, “our school is boring”
Traffixcone it’s just because some of us don’t like some subjects, I only watched this cause I was interested. I’m not interested in history, so that’s why it’s boring
Lol this guy uses actual visuals my teachers use power points
He literally explained the entire general relativity with a blue sheet and a few balls. Respect.
And enstein took em more than a year..
So what keeps the edges of space in place? Giant space clips
That is standard. Although it still takes skill to explain I will admit.
he forgot the turtle with the 4 elephants
Except he didn't.
Finally... A teacher that makes stuff interesting and has a cool subject which is cool and i like:)
This is cool, now i understand space curvature more than when i saw any other explanations xd
"What are you doing?"
"I'm repairing holes in the fabric of space-time." Best answer ever!
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Agreed!!!!
Hallo
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boring
8:07 “But we Wanna play Mr. Burns”
"Release the hounds"
@@TheGreatsagegoku 😂
He just ignores it
It feels like. A Simpsons reference
“ Excellent 😈... “ reference from the Simpsons😅