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Understanding AP Physics 1: Free Response Question 3
patrickJMT
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This video explains how to solve Free Response Question 3 from the 2018 AP Physics 1 exam. It focuses on a spinning disc and the effects of friction and torque on its angular velocity. The graphs and
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The Enigma of Quantum Superposition: Schrödinger's Cat Explained
Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics
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Quantum superposition is the phenomenon where a particle appears to be in two contradictory states at the same time. This concept, famously exemplified by Schrödinger's cat, highlights the mysterious
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Comprehensive Analysis of AP Physics 1 Free Response Question #1
patrickJMT
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This video provides a comprehensive analysis of AP Physics 1 Free Response Question #1 from the 2018 exam. It covers the forces acting on a spacecraft in a circular orbit, derivation of the orbital pe
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The Trinity of Quality: How Good is Good Enough?
minutephysics
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In creative fields, knowing when our work is good enough requires understanding the trinity of quality - the actual quality, our perception of it, and our desired level of quality. Each aspect impacts
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Innovative Concepts: Statites, Lagites, Quasites, and More
Isaac Arthur
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Learn about statites, lagites, quasites, and other innovative concepts that can revolutionize space exploration and energy generation.
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Exploring the Bizarre Creatures of the Southern Ocean
MinuteEarth
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The Southern Ocean is home to some of the strangest and most unique animals on Earth. From icefish with clear blood to starfish that can live for a hundred years, these creatures have adapted to survi
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Exploring Exoplanets: The Search for Life Beyond Earth
StarTalk
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Discover the fascinating world of exoplanets and the search for extraterrestrial life. Learn about the importance of investigating exoplanets, the possibility of finding life in the next century, and
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The Science Behind Mirrors: Portals to Another World
minutephysics
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Mirrors don't actually flip left and right or up and down, but they flip depth. They reflect light based on the principle of specular reflection, making them feel like windows into another world. When
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Understanding the Properties and Chemistry of a Candle Flame
engineerguy
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In this lecture, Michael Faraday explores the properties of a candle flame, using simple tools to probe its behavior. He demonstrates that the flame is not homogeneous and shows how carbon particles i
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Inside the Proton: Unraveling the Mystery of its Composition
PBS Space Time
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Protons, the building blocks of visible matter, are made up of three quarks that form a complex structure. Recent evidence suggests that these protons may also contain intrinsic charm quarks. Using ad
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How Big Can Humanity Get? Exploring the Future of Human Exploration
PBS Space Time
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Humanity's future is potentially enormous. Although there are limits to how far we can expand into the universe, we could fill billions of galaxies and have trillions of human descendants. The maximum
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The Cosmic Perspective: A Journey through the Universe
StarTalk
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This video takes you on a profound journey through the universe, offering a cosmic perspective on Earth and civilization. It explores the iconic photo of Earth rising over the lunar landscape and refl
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Are We the First Technological Civilization on Earth? A Fascinating Exploration
PBS Space Time
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The possibility of other technological civilizations on Earth is explored. While there is currently no evidence, studying past geological transitions can provide insights. Discovering a pre-human civi
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Water and its Paradox: The Fascinating Relationship Between Freezing and Pressure
minutephysics
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When water freezes, it expands and floats, while compressed water melts. But what happens when you freeze compressed water? This video explores the phase diagram of water, revealing how pressure and t
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The Flaws of the Butterfly Effect and the Too Many Butterflies Effect
minutephysics
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The butterfly effect is a widely known concept that suggests small changes can lead to big outcomes in complex systems. However, it has its flaws, particularly in the context of causality and predicta
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Unraveling the Chemistry of Water and Combustion
engineerguy
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Discover the chemistry behind water and combustion, as Michael Faraday takes us on a journey through his lectures. Learn about the properties of hydrogen and oxygen, physical and chemical changes, and
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The Astonishing Reality of Fossil Fuel Energy Consumption
minutephysics
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Did you know that a typical house in Kentucky burns the ancient remains of two trees worth of carbon each month? And that's just for electricity! Learn about the incredible scale of fossil fuel consum
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Discovering the Hidden Patterns of Penrose Tilings
minutephysics
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Penrose tilings are geometric patterns that never repeat, known as quasi-periodic patterns. By analyzing the pentagrid, a hidden pattern inside the Penrose tiling, we can understand why these patterns
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What Makes a Disease a Disease?
MinuteEarth
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Defining a disease is challenging due to the wide range of symptoms, duration, and causes. The label 'disease' has significant implications on treatment, funding, and societal perception. Official pan
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Demystifying Colds and Flu: Understanding the Impact on Your Brain and Body
Andrew Huberman
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Learn about the science behind colds and flu, how they affect your immune system, and effective strategies for prevention and recovery.
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Unlocking the Potential of Genetic Engineering: From Jellyfish Genes to Insulin Production
Amoeba Sisters
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Discover the fascinating world of genetic engineering, from bacteria that glow under UV light to the production of insulin in labs. Explore how genes are transferred between organisms and learn about
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