Spider-Man and the Decay Rate Algorithm
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
- In Sony Picture's upcoming film, "The Amazing Spider-Man," you'll find some real and interesting science behind Peter Parker and his webs. University of Minnesota professor Jim Kakalios served as the science consultant on the new film, giving the filmmakers a factual perspective on the physics of wall crawling and the tensile strength of spider's webbing. In addition, Kakalios contributed an equation called the Decay Rate Algorithm, which is at the center of a few major plot points throughout the film.
My right ear was lonely
its great to see that real science is getting shown in these awesome movies!
3:31 thought he was going to say "With great power comes great responsibility."
Me too😂
My left ear is enjoying this o-o
I miss his humor, really funny guy and a great Professor
grandma:im going to die soon
grandson:😣😣whyyyyyy
grandma:🙁budget cuts
Quinton Perry 💀💀💀
i caught myself leaning to the left
Such a calm voice...
Yes, that is a Spider-Man tie! He has several superhero ties that people have given him over the years!
3:33 And also WITH GREAT POWER COMES GREAT RESPONSIBILITY
And I said: Shit I broke my headset.
My left ear enjoyed this video
My left ear was learning and my right ear was Epic
Spider-man? Science? I LIKE BOTH THOSE THINGS!
ø=the decay rate algorithm
This is why I love marvel so much. They use real life science fact to create a fake reality, and at the end it does make sense. Even though it’s all a fantasy it still make you think why an experiment led to a creation of a big green monster.
He Looks Like Peter's Father
I'm guessing he did not setup the audio on this video. Also I took a Quantum Physics class that he taught, he's a really smart guy and if you ever met him you would never question the "validity of this professors degree"
Professor Kakalios also got his equation signed by Andrew Garfield! Pic at: bit(dot)ly/L4MR4C
Music in one ear - VO in the other! Sorry about that!
@ 1:58 i was really hoping for him to talk about TELOMERASE enzyme for ageing process..but he went with an idea anyone would have come up with....but this is physics i guess.....
Haha watching the movie, I was staring at the equations on the board. This one did look oddly familiar to me. As a side note, I am a physics major.
how is it going?
With my physics degree? lol Pretty good. I graduate in less than 2 months :D
+Erik Medina ah nice :D
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ironically, there is a chance that if the decay rate algorithm was originally simplified to the gompertz function, that most scientists would recognize, then dr connor's might not have made as many mistakes
I like this.
Truly man =) this equation is so beautiful =')
The decay rate algorithm was real? Neat!
I Dont Have A Right Ear D:
Does anyone know where that paper can be found from 'a few years ago'? Google Scholar doesn't seem to have/find it.
"Hi, Jim!"
i almost broke my headphones thought they had a problem:D
i want that tie. now!
Can we made Spiderman webs in future or at home with chemical
Why oh why didn't you work on Prometheus?!?!?! It would have made such a difference.
3:23 What a wonderful sentence.
i had only my right earbud in, lol and i thought this had no sound
∅ = decay rate algorithm
ΦΦ=decay rate algorithm
Geeky video about all that science and cooking new equations; but no knowledge/courtesy to feed the mono input of mic to right channel as well!!? It felt like 3 minutes of slapping to one side of my face!
Logic made.
welcome to the internet. you must be new here.
My right ear feels lonely..
I thought he was Tobey.
Heh, I have that book.
Where the hell were ya'll when they wrote prometheus. God damn that's some bad science
you see only what you want to see.
I want to be a giant lizard though.
I can only hear your voice in one ear.
not new... but there is a VERY thin line between satire and peoples' actual political views. It doesn't seem far fetched that this person believes what they wrote.
this is a joke.. I was hoping to find some of the real science behind the movie. It disappoints me that the equation was really just marginally related to aging and therefore used for the movie..