Valentin Voroshilov (Dr. V)
Valentin Voroshilov (Dr. V)
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Видео

cold temperature and balloons
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How cold temperature affects things
Obvious or not?
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In this video there is a proof that things obvious to some are not to others. At least in physics.
A bear on ice
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Bears understand physics of pressure. Some humans don't!
General Introduction into an elementary physics course
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General Introduction into an elementary physics course
A video manual for Lab 1 (how to use free lav software)
Просмотров 122 года назад
A video manual for Lab 1 (how to use free lav software). This video is NOT to show the full lab, but to explain how to take data using given programs.
Using a video analysis app for a virtual lab in mechanics
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Using a video analysis app for a virtual lab in mechanics. Tracker and Graphical Analysis are free apps available online.
Solving a problem on ice-water mixture
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A detailed problem-solving strategy for solving problems on thermal equilibrium involving a mixture of ice and water - an example.
12 minutes of struggle, making home a simple model of a spray demonstration
Просмотров 432 года назад
12 minutes of struggle, making home a simple model of a spray demonstration (or just skip to the last minute to se the happy ending).
A home-made Venturi Meter demonstration
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A home-made Venturi Meter demonstration
The birth of a home-made demo experiment: air pressure power
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The birth of a home-made demo experiment: air pressure power.
Sample of remote tutoring: Geometry, 9th grade
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Remote tutoring is tough, there is no good hardware and software for good remote teaching (www.cognisity.how/2020/12/zoomsucks.html). But one can try (iergo.us/).
Comments to two problems on angular momentum
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Comments to two problems on angular momentum
Introduction into electric force: simple demonstrations.
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Introduction into electric force: simple demonstrations. For more videos: www.cognisity.how/2021/03/PhysicsDemoVideos.html For some publications on the strategies for teaching STEM go to www.cognisity.how/p/strategies.html
The definition and two nice demonstrations for an adiabatic process.
Просмотров 423 года назад
The definition and two nice demonstrations for an adiabatic process. For more videos: www.cognisity.how/2021/03/PhysicsDemoVideos.html For some publications on the strategies for teaching STEM go to www.cognisity.how/p/strategies.html
Calculating the efficiency of a non-Carnot engine.
Просмотров 683 года назад
Calculating the efficiency of a non-Carnot engine.
How to find the work done by gas in one cycle: an example
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How to find the work done by gas in one cycle: an example
Two working heat engines: a small demo.
Просмотров 343 года назад
Two working heat engines: a small demo.
A problem-solving strategy for problems on torque.
Просмотров 253 года назад
A problem-solving strategy for problems on torque.
Solving a problem on torque: an example #1.
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Solving a problem on torque: an example #1.
Finding the direction of torque.
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Finding the direction of torque.
The equilibrium condition for a solid object.
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The equilibrium condition for a solid object.
Mass v. mass distribution for rotational inertia.
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Mass v. mass distribution for rotational inertia.
Adding vectors: an example
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Adding vectors: an example
Why in UCM (uniform circular motion) there is always acceleration?
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Why in UCM (uniform circular motion) there is always acceleration?
Velocity of a ball on a string in UCM (uniform circular motion)
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Velocity of a ball on a string in UCM (uniform circular motion)
Introduction into LCLM (law of conservation of linear momentum)
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Introduction into LCLM (law of conservation of linear momentum)
Introduction into LCME (law of conservation of mechanical energy)
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Introduction into LCME (law of conservation of mechanical energy)
Introduction into friction
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Introduction into friction
What is "apparent weight"?
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What is "apparent weight"?

Комментарии

  • @vinnie-k8c
    @vinnie-k8c 2 месяца назад

    Why do we use dielectric?

  • @Yt_atishay
    @Yt_atishay 3 месяца назад

    Thanks bro

  • @Shwathivenkatesh
    @Shwathivenkatesh 6 месяцев назад

    Super sir

  • @AatifVhora-bu6ot
    @AatifVhora-bu6ot 7 месяцев назад

    Still don't get it what makes both of them bouncy or they have magnets of same pole

  • @nityanandadas5575
    @nityanandadas5575 Год назад

    Which material is best for making the dipole?

  • @nityanandadas5575
    @nityanandadas5575 Год назад

    Sir, I am highly inspired by your excellent demonstration. Can you please suggest about which material is very good for making the dipole? Regards

  • @nityanandadas5575
    @nityanandadas5575 Год назад

    Prof, Heart felt respect. I have one small question. The black dumbbell is made of nonconductor. So, the charge transfer from metal to nonconductor will be on the upper surface of the dumbbell , not the whole surface of the balls. Am I right? Regards

  • @rsking6120
    @rsking6120 Год назад

    Hi, I want to do something similar, but I'm struggling with how I can get the materials to assemble the Venturi Meter. If you see this, do you have any tips you can offer immediately?

  • @dannyozuna
    @dannyozuna 2 года назад

    Yes .. you can get stronger electron flow or ionic flow using a needle point or thin wire.. electrons can easily shed from those.

  • @ratuadilFF
    @ratuadilFF 2 года назад

    Demo apa?

  • @panchopaulo111
    @panchopaulo111 2 года назад

    We all know absolutely nothing.

  • @jamesmurphy5415
    @jamesmurphy5415 2 года назад

    Rich people being smart depends entirely on how they got rich in the first place

  • @jeetenderkakkar7570
    @jeetenderkakkar7570 2 года назад

    Hello

  • @МихаилСахипов
    @МихаилСахипов 2 года назад

    Надо ещё для наглядности с другой стороны дунуть. Как поведёт себя жидкость ? Я думаю также

  • @glenmartin2437
    @glenmartin2437 2 года назад

    Thank you.

  • @PardeepKumar-wk1bp
    @PardeepKumar-wk1bp 2 года назад

    Y a m AMBULANCE HOSPITAL SUNDAY*118

  • @MohamedIbrahim-ej6wb
    @MohamedIbrahim-ej6wb 2 года назад

    Very amazing and excellent demo experiment. Thanks sir.

  • @davewilson13
    @davewilson13 2 года назад

    Thank you for your video, it is clear and concise. It demonstrates "what is left to the reader" often for students.

  • @jeremystahly3142
    @jeremystahly3142 2 года назад

    It’s the same way people look at those who’ve been scammed as dumb. We get scammed all the time by banks, corporations, and the government(which just may be a form of double dipping by the banks and corporations). Rich people who live by a completely different set of rules and realities know we’re getting scammed(because it’s by them) and they go “god you are so stupid”.

    • @anomalocaris2593
      @anomalocaris2593 2 года назад

      Especially when they are the ones scamming us

  • @BushCampingTools
    @BushCampingTools 2 года назад

    Checked your videos, I'm going to subscribe, Professor.

  • @BushCampingTools
    @BushCampingTools 2 года назад

    Nice demo!

  • @glensalch538
    @glensalch538 2 года назад

    Welp, that about does it......great video lad!!!

  • @hankschrader7050
    @hankschrader7050 2 года назад

    Statistics showcase a very strong correlation between succesful Founders & CEOs and IQs that are in the top 1-2 percentile of the overall population. In fact almost 100% of them exist in that category.

    • @marcocassone5996
      @marcocassone5996 2 года назад

      And how many of them think they know more than they do? It’s often the case. They think because they’ve developed an expertise in one field or that they test well on IQ tests that they have nothing to learn. Our minds develop to achieve what they need to. A monkey is 1000x better at being a monkey than you would ever be. A lumberjack is 1000x better at being a lumberjack than a CEO could be. Given time and experience that could change, but the thing is, rich and powerful people think that intelligence is worth more than experience. Their egos grow too big and they forget what true intelligence is. They forget all they had to do to become skilled or knowledgable in a field that led to their success in the first place. Intelligence is not a shortcut in learning, if anything it is an accelerant. That’s the issue. Rich people are skipping all the steps to knowing and learning, because they are “intelligent” when in reality being “intelligent” should just make them a little faster at learning. Being smart or successful does not make you immune to ignorance, to fallacy, to overconfidence.

  • @macnico9987
    @macnico9987 2 года назад

    Everyone thinks they know things they don't know. The irony is, that's something I think I know... We do the best we can. That's all.

  • @keithhoss4990
    @keithhoss4990 2 года назад

    To have Elon Musk on there is absolutely absurd. The man is an absolute genius and possibly the smartest person in the world.

  • @bobmiller970
    @bobmiller970 2 года назад

    Like rich talk show hosts

  • @kevinmclaughlin3088
    @kevinmclaughlin3088 2 года назад

    Pot, meet kettle.

    • @jeremystahly3142
      @jeremystahly3142 2 года назад

      Yes, Steven Colbert falls right up there in the ranks of “richest individuals in our country”. Give me a break🙄

  • @nathanielhellerstein5871
    @nathanielhellerstein5871 2 года назад

    Once, in the Old Country, a rich man said to a rabbi, "I see the wise visiting the homes of the rich, but I don't see the rich visit the homes of the wise." The rabbi replied, "That's because the wise, being wise, know the value of riches, but the rich, being only rich, do not know the value of wisdom."

    • @user-nc9pc3gr4c
      @user-nc9pc3gr4c 2 года назад

      Rich have higher IQ. Poor have lower IQ.

    • @uscbro69
      @uscbro69 2 года назад

      @@user-nc9pc3gr4c cardi b will be splitting the atom any day now!

    • @foxbutterfly-eden8715
      @foxbutterfly-eden8715 2 года назад

      J must not be rich to have an opinion that dumb

  • @markafterdark7076
    @markafterdark7076 2 года назад

    I mean HBO

  • @markafterdark7076
    @markafterdark7076 2 года назад

    I guess guy own NBC is rich, just saying 🤷

  • @micl6562
    @micl6562 2 года назад

    except these moderately wealthy constantly do propaganda for the super wealthy people (cough cough) colbert

    • @mdoy5667
      @mdoy5667 2 года назад

      over paid TV Hacks doing the same sh1t .

  • @satyanandarya7263
    @satyanandarya7263 2 года назад

    Garda bhaisaahab...

  • @MrJjg123ish
    @MrJjg123ish 2 года назад

    Bill has a point, Steven…..eh. Jack Ma is a perfect example

  • @stefannikola
    @stefannikola 2 года назад

    Where’s Oprah Winfrey’s picture?

  • @gauravgautam2762
    @gauravgautam2762 2 года назад

    What happened when we put our hand between parallel plates when switch is on did we get a electric shock

  • @mangeshgaikwad345
    @mangeshgaikwad345 3 года назад

    Fabulous Explanation 👌

  • @surendrakverma555
    @surendrakverma555 3 года назад

    Very good 🙏🙏🙏🙏

  • @umashekar3319
    @umashekar3319 3 года назад

    Bandli

  • @human134
    @human134 3 года назад

    Sup

  • @MRGHOSTsReviews
    @MRGHOSTsReviews 3 года назад

    Жаль что у вас летние классы пересекаются с моим матанализом :(

  • @GoogleAccount-co9mm
    @GoogleAccount-co9mm 3 года назад

    Thank you very much sir🙏🤗... Now my doubts are gone with ur help

  • @tarencary6682
    @tarencary6682 4 года назад

    Quick question: Will the dielectric get charged if you place a conductor ONLY on both of the ends? Meaning the conductor doesn't bridge both sides but only gets placed on the balls at the end, will is still get charged and generate an electric dipole?

    • @martinhsl68hw
      @martinhsl68hw 2 года назад

      Without the conductor, the balls both become polarized but each has a positive side and a negative side, but with the conductor, one becomes positively charged and the other negatively charged

    • @nityanandadas5575
      @nityanandadas5575 2 года назад

      @@martinhsl68hw If the two balls are conducting and connected by a conducting rod, is there any need of placing the conducting foil to create the dipole? Thanks N Das

    • @mattbanks3517
      @mattbanks3517 2 года назад

      @@nityanandadas5575 no there shouldn't be.

    • @anushri407
      @anushri407 2 года назад

      @@nityanandadas5575 the two balls shouldn't be connected with a conducting rod. Else, they'll neutralize each other the moment we switch off the electric field.

    • @nityanandadas5575
      @nityanandadas5575 Год назад

      ​@@anushri407 can you please suggest about which material is very effective for making the dipole? Thanks

  • @Navshinsideas
    @Navshinsideas 5 лет назад

    Tysm.it helped me.

  • @vvfreephysics
    @vvfreephysics 5 лет назад

    www.cognisity.how/2019/07/Hanauer.html "Money make all the difference!" - deep, indeed! Especially right after "MY money did not make any difference! And I am an investing professional!".

  • @adiscapestherune2657
    @adiscapestherune2657 6 лет назад

    Nice