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The Triplet Paradox Demystified - Part II
This tutorial presents a rigorous solution to the Triplet Paradox, a lesser-known variant of the classic Twin Paradox in special relativity. Unlike prior approaches, this analysis incorporates realistic acceleration profiles, making the solution more aligned with physical principles and practical scenarios. By taking into account continuous, finite acceleration, this tutorial demonstrates how differential aging among three traveling siblings can be fully understood without approximations. This comprehensive approach offers viewers a deep dive into relativistic mechanics, addressing the nuances that emerge when acceleration is introduced into thought experiments traditionally restricted to...
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The Triplet Paradox Demystified - Part I
Просмотров 1,7 тыс.Месяц назад
This tutorial presents a rigorous solution to the Triplet Paradox, a lesser-known variant of the classic Twin Paradox in special relativity. Unlike prior approaches, this analysis incorporates realistic acceleration profiles, making the solution more aligned with physical principles and practical scenarios. By taking into account continuous, finite acceleration, this tutorial demonstrates how d...
Mastering Special Relativity: A Rigorous Step-by-Step Derivation of the Lorentz Transformation
Просмотров 4,6 тыс.3 месяца назад
In this tutorial, we dive deep into the mathematical foundations of special relativity, focusing on the rigorous derivation of the Lorentz transformation. Starting from fundamental postulates, we guide you step by step through the logical reasoning and algebraic manipulations that lead to this key result in modern physics. Whether you're a student looking to strengthen your understanding or an ...
Le Passager du Temps - Amstrad CPC (Solution 1ère partie)
Просмотров 1774 месяца назад
In this video, I take you on a nostalgic journey through a classic French game "Le Passager du Temps" running on the Amstrad CPC. In this longplay, I guide you through the solution to the game. Whether you're a longtime fan or discovering this gem for the first time, this walkthrough is packed with excitement and a heavy dose of nostalgia. Download the disk images here: Link to be updated 👍 Don...
Solving the Twin Paradox - A Rigorous Approach
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In this video, I rigorously unravel the famous Twin Paradox using the principles of Special Relativity. Contrary to common misconceptions, Special Relativity is perfectly capable of dealing with accelerated frames of reference, General Relativity is not needed. Discover the truth behind time dilation and the journey of our cosmic twins, all backed by clear, accessible explanations and calculati...
Crazy Cars II - Going through 11 cities with no cheat code - Amstrad CPC
Просмотров 2425 месяцев назад
In this video, I take you on a nostalgic journey through the classic game Crazy Cars II (by Titus) running on the Amstrad CPC. In this longplay, I drive through 11 cities without using any cheat code, escaping from the police. - Montrose (Colorado) - Denver (Colorado)- Cortez (Colorado)- Phoenix (Arizona)- Las Cruces (New Mexico)- Springer (New Mexico)- Price (Utah)- Flagstaff (Arizona)- Roswel...
Double Dragon II - The Revenge - Amiga Longplay: Classic Arcade Action Revisited!
Просмотров 3175 месяцев назад
In this video, I take you on a nostalgic journey through the classic arcade game Double Dragon 2 (The Revenge) running on the Amiga. Relive the glory days of retro gaming as I battle through hordes of enemies, showcasing the timeless gameplay and epic boss fights that made this game a legend. 🔹 Game: Double Dragon II - The Revenge 🔹 Platform: Amiga 🔹 Genre: Beat 'em up 🔹 Release Year: 1988 Join...
Double Dragon - Amiga Longplay: Classic Arcade Action Revisited!
Просмотров 2845 месяцев назад
In this video, I take you on a nostalgic journey through the classic arcade game Double Dragon running on the Amiga. Relive the glory days of retro gaming as I battle through hordes of enemies, showcasing the timeless gameplay and epic boss fights that made this game a legend. 🔹 Game: Double Dragon 🔹 Platform: Amiga 🔹 Genre: Beat 'em up 🔹 Release Year: 1987 Join me as I play through each level,...
98% Concentrated Sufuric Acid and No Gloves? ARE YOU CRAZY?
Просмотров 1,3 тыс.6 месяцев назад
In this video, I challenge common misconceptions about the dangers of sulfuric acid by dipping my finger into 98% concentrated sulfuric acid. While this might seem reckless, the phenomenon that is at play is the protective effect of the acid’s immediate reaction with moisture on the skin, which considerably slows down the reaction with the skin's tissue and leaves plenty of time to go rinse it ...
Making 98% Concentrated Sulfuric Acid from Epsom Salt - DIY
Просмотров 56 тыс.6 месяцев назад
In this video tutorial, we demonstrate a detailed process to synthesize 98% concentrated sulfuric acid using readily available Epsom salt (magnesium sulfate). Follow along as we break down each step, from gathering the necessary materials to executing the chemical reactions involved. Perfect for chemistry enthusiasts and DIY experimenters looking to expand their knowledge and skills in practica...
Build a Lead Acid Battery from Scratch: DIY Tutorial
Просмотров 2,3 тыс.6 месяцев назад
In this tutorial, I'll guide you through the process of building a lead acid battery at home from scratch. You'll learn about the materials needed, and each step involved in creating a functional battery. Whether you're a DIY enthusiast or someone looking to understand battery construction, this video provides a clear and comprehensive guide to help you succeed in your home project. Check out m...
DIY Lead-Dioxide Electrode: Virtually free and Easy Method!
Просмотров 6 тыс.6 месяцев назад
Discover how to create your own lead-dioxide electrode using inexpensive materials and simple techniques. Perfect for hobbyists, science enthusiasts, and anyone looking to explore electrochemistry on a budget. This step-by-step DIY tutorial will guide you through the process, ensuring you achieve professional results without breaking the bank. Check out my tutorials: - How to recover and refine...
Recovering Gold & Precious Metals from Electronic Scraps - Part II
Просмотров 1,4 тыс.7 месяцев назад
In this comprehensive tutorial, I'll guide you through the fascinating process of extracting valuable gold and other precious metals from old electronic devices. We'll delve into the intricate world of e-scrap recycling, exploring methods to safely and efficiently recover these coveted resources. From disassembling electronic gadgets to identifying and isolating components containing gold, silv...
Reviewing a Budget Friendly Scanner Made For Toyota Lexus DIY Or Repair Shop
Просмотров 9007 месяцев назад
This video presents the Creader Elite Special Car Scanner for TOYOTA and LEXUS. It is an online diagnostic tool that is based on the Android platform, with full OBD functionality that best meets the needs of the DIY passenger car market. If you are interested in this tool, click this link for a $30 discount coupon: amzn.to/3JE57SB Check out my tutorials: - The Ultimate Guide - Recovering Gold &...
Recovering Gold & Precious Metals from Electronic Scraps - Part I
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Recovering Gold & Precious Metals from Electronic Scraps - Part I
The Mandlbaur Insanity - Part IX: The Free Energy Generator
Просмотров 2098 месяцев назад
The Mandlbaur Insanity - Part IX: The Free Energy Generator
The Mandlbaur Insanity - Part VIII: The Product Rule and the Cross Product
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The Mandlbaur Insanity - Part VIII: The Product Rule and the Cross Product
The Mandlbaur Insanity - Part VII: The Proof by Temper Tantrum
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The Mandlbaur Insanity - Part VII: The Proof by Temper Tantrum
The Mandlbaur Insanity - Part VI: The Work/Energy Principle and the Rocket Equation
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The Mandlbaur Insanity - Part VI: The Work/Energy Principle and the Rocket Equation
The Mandlbaur Insanity - Part V: Test of Newton's 3rd Law
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The Mandlbaur Insanity - Part V: Test of Newton's 3rd Law
The Mandlbaur Insanity - Part IV: Test of Newton's 2nd Law
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The Mandlbaur Insanity - Part IV: Test of Newton's 2nd Law
The Mandlbaur Insanity - Part III: Test of Newton's 1st Law
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The Mandlbaur Insanity - Part III: Test of Newton's 1st Law
The Mandlbaur Insanity - Part II: Angular Momentum is Conserved, not Rotational Kinetic Energy
Просмотров 1,6 тыс.10 месяцев назад
The Mandlbaur Insanity - Part II: Angular Momentum is Conserved, not Rotational Kinetic Energy
Prius Hack: How to use a Cheap Standard 12 V Battery as a Replacement of the Expensive OEM one
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Prius Hack: How to use a Cheap Standard 12 V Battery as a Replacement of the Expensive OEM one
The Mandlbaur Insanity - Part I: Angular Momentum is Conserved, not Rotational Kinetic Energy
Просмотров 88210 месяцев назад
The Mandlbaur Insanity - Part I: Angular Momentum is Conserved, not Rotational Kinetic Energy
Tutorial: How to make a 16-Band Audio Spectrum Analyzer
Просмотров 79111 месяцев назад
Tutorial: How to make a 16-Band Audio Spectrum Analyzer
Instant Karma for a Hooligan
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Instant Karma for a Hooligan
Wonderful Christmastime Cover (originally from Paul McCartney)
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Wonderful Christmastime Cover (originally from Paul McCartney)
How To Make Stupid People Believe In Free-Energy Devices
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How To Make Stupid People Believe In Free-Energy Devices
Tribute to my Lovely Wife - Leather And Lace (originally from Stevie Nicks and Don Henley)
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Tribute to my Lovely Wife - Leather And Lace (originally from Stevie Nicks and Don Henley)

Комментарии

  • @ManMountainMetals
    @ManMountainMetals 20 часов назад

    Does nitric acid 🤔 need to be stored in an amber bottle like that, or is clear glass okay?

    • @BlueMoonshine
      @BlueMoonshine 12 часов назад

      Nitric acid is unstable and loses its strength by decomposing into water and nitrogen dioxide. The process is faster when the acid is exposed to light, so you will extend its shelf life by protecting it from light.

  • @yoones5072
    @yoones5072 День назад

    خوب بود 🎉🎉

    • @BlueMoonshine
      @BlueMoonshine День назад

      Thank you, but i remade this tutorial with more details here: ruclips.net/video/NHBDXtn7pjA/видео.html

  • @AP-vu3id
    @AP-vu3id День назад

    Time dilation can be experimentally verified. the speed record in space now is 191 km/s (Parker Solar Probe). if we launch it, let it move let say near 200 days and collide to a planet, which position is accurately predicted we can find time difference, if spaceship transmits its clock reading at the moment of collision (nanosecond before). I did all computations and obtained difference with earth clocks near 3.5 seconds. so it is feasible now. Elon Mask can verify it for us. I'm aware about other experiments, but they are not that reliable. The difference of 3.5 seconds much greater measurement errors.

  • @محمداحمد-م9ل7ج
    @محمداحمد-م9ل7ج 2 дня назад

    كيفيه وضع ثاني اكسيد الرصاص بالقطب الموجب للبطاريه

  • @shemarfeliz
    @shemarfeliz 3 дня назад

    1:01 - 2:02

  • @IVideo-fc1ng
    @IVideo-fc1ng 3 дня назад

    1:50 ,how did you even do that?

    • @BlueMoonshine
      @BlueMoonshine 3 дня назад

      Not a big deal! In this video I do it with nitric acid: ruclips.net/video/NHBDXtn7pjA/видео.html

  • @IVideo-fc1ng
    @IVideo-fc1ng 3 дня назад

    I will still use gloves when handling sulfuric acid

  • @geeljireoomaar6140
    @geeljireoomaar6140 4 дня назад

    thanks brother I watched your video today and your explanations are excellent. the clay pot diaphragm seems good. I once used PTFE membrane. produces pure sodium hydroxide what do you think

    • @BlueMoonshine
      @BlueMoonshine 4 дня назад

      I've never tried PTFE membranes, but that could be a good alternative.

    • @geeljireoomaar6140
      @geeljireoomaar6140 4 дня назад

      @@BlueMoonshine it is expensive and I bought it from amazon. What about Nafion? have you heard it before

    • @BlueMoonshine
      @BlueMoonshine 4 дня назад

      @@geeljireoomaar6140 I think I heard about it, but never tried either.

  • @Dimal-o3y
    @Dimal-o3y 5 дней назад

    Hello! I wanted to ask a different case about the twin paradox. Suppose in the reference frame A there are two humans [twins] of the same age each one of them in a different spaceship and at a distance d . Now suppose that in frame A the spaceships simultaneously start moving, accelerate with the same magnitude, moving to the right along the same line behind each other, and stop accelerating simultaneously. So in frame A the spaceships are now moving at a constant speed maintaining their original distance d ! I wanted to ask, in the frame of spaceships B , will the twins be the same age, the one in the front will be older or the one in the back will be older??

    • @BlueMoonshine
      @BlueMoonshine 5 дней назад

      For the case that you are describing, the twins have the same coordinate acceleration in Frame A, which implies that they also have the same proper acceleration. This also implies that the twins are in the same co-moving inertial frame at all times. In that case, the twins will age exactly the same. Note that things would be different if the twins were in a single spaceship with some acceleration, one at the front and one at the back. In such a case, the one at the front would age more than the one at the back, due to the fact that the front must necessarily have a smaller proper acceleration than the back.

    • @Dimal-o3y
      @Dimal-o3y 5 дней назад

      @@BlueMoonshine In my first comment I have written that in frame A the spaceships always have the same distance d , both when they are stationary and also when they reach their final velocity! But, because when the spaceships are moving with their final constant velocity, then they have moved to another frame of reference B therefore in this frame the distance of the spaceships will be d * γ to have increased the proper distance this implies that during the acceleration the time, in one of the two spaceships, was passing faster!

    • @BlueMoonshine
      @BlueMoonshine 4 дня назад

      @@Dimal-o3y I actually didn't make any mistake. As I said, for the case that you are describing, the twins have the same acceleration (and same time-dependent velocity) in frame A, which implies that the distance between them remains constant as seen from the frame A. This also implies that their proper acceleration are the same, since the proper acceleration is equal to the coordinate acceleration times the Lorentz factor (which is the same for both twins). Now, as seen from the rockets, the distance between the twins is indeed greater. Still, the twins age the same, since time-dilation depends only on velocity and acceleration (which are the same for both at all times), it does not depend on spatial separation. This is somehow analogous to the expansion of the Universe.

    • @Dimal-o3y
      @Dimal-o3y 4 дня назад

      @@BlueMoonshine What I'm describing here I have achieved by myself, both the expansion of the distance between the two spaceships and also that during the acceleration the time in the front ship runs faster than in the rear ship! The reason for the expansion of the distance between the two spaceships is explained by the fact that the first ship reaches the final velocity faster. Even though the time interval of the acceleration is exactly equal for both ships. Google > math. ucr. edu. bell's spaceship paradox the first picture "The two rockets' clocks both read zero when they started out, so we see here that the blue (trailing) rocket measures the red (leading) rocket to be ageing quickly" {It is copied from the text}

    • @BlueMoonshine
      @BlueMoonshine 4 дня назад

      @@Dimal-o3y What matters in the actual aging of the twins is their proper time. However, in the document you are referring to, they only describe how each twin observe the other's time. These are not proper times.

  • @tripy75
    @tripy75 6 дней назад

    oh, the memories.....

    • @BlueMoonshine
      @BlueMoonshine 6 дней назад

      I still play it every couple years, so that I forget all the crucial details of the solution, and can rediscover them.

  • @Voltechs
    @Voltechs 7 дней назад

    Dead links (e.g. installing on windows 11)

    • @BlueMoonshine
      @BlueMoonshine 7 дней назад

      What do you mean by "dead links"? This video tutorial is about programming a keyfob, not about installing Techstream.

    • @Voltechs
      @Voltechs 7 дней назад

      @ the links in the “caption” (ie the description) that you reference in your video :)

    • @BlueMoonshine
      @BlueMoonshine 7 дней назад

      @@Voltechs Oh, I forgot about these. Yes, RUclips banned my tutorial on how to install Techstream.

  • @billwalsh3460
    @billwalsh3460 9 дней назад

    Nice video thank you. Taking the time to formally evaluate the situation from both sides to confirm that they come up with the same result … as they must … is very helpful.

    • @BlueMoonshine
      @BlueMoonshine 9 дней назад

      Thank you. You may also want to watch this one about the Triplet Paradox: ruclips.net/video/Dy8fC2eVOeA/видео.html

  • @ksaweryglab
    @ksaweryglab 10 дней назад

    I used to play it - although fir a kid I was at the time it could be very frustrating.

    • @BlueMoonshine
      @BlueMoonshine 9 дней назад

      I always had problems for breaking through the windows. I kind of had to move at random until it happens. I finally got it when I made this tutorial 2 years ago, but now I don't even remember how to do it.

  • @akanzulu7924
    @akanzulu7924 10 дней назад

    thanks for the informative video. One can use these in Acid batteries I suppose

    • @BlueMoonshine
      @BlueMoonshine 10 дней назад

      Yes, here is a tutorial for a lead-acid battery in which I used that electrode: ruclips.net/video/0zQYJJz89Wo/видео.html

  • @BenjaminSacdalan-ou6zk
    @BenjaminSacdalan-ou6zk 11 дней назад

    22:32

  • @EmoBoiLink
    @EmoBoiLink 12 дней назад

    how powerful?

    • @BlueMoonshine
      @BlueMoonshine 12 дней назад

      I don't remember for sure, as it was several years ago, but I think the power was estimated to be around 50 Watts. It was able set wood on fire. When I wanted to try it on metal, the tube cracked (probably because I didn't leave enough gap between the aluminum caps and the tube, or because the sealing resin wasn't soft enough). I need to make a new one, and will make an experimental tutorial, but at the moment I don't have time for it.

  • @_REDMOND
    @_REDMOND 12 дней назад

    youre not cutting anything with electricity if you still need to use a steel cutting wheel... you can do the same thing with hot and cold water for alot cheaper and ALOT easier, do everything you did with the cutter but then just heat the glass in hot water then quickly submerge it in cold water and it pops off

    • @BlueMoonshine
      @BlueMoonshine 12 дней назад

      "alot cheaper and ALOT easier" What is cheaper than virtually $0? Running water in the sink until it gets hot, or putting on a stove? How much energy are you spending? Also, the method you are mentioning gives poor results when cutting thick bottles.

  • @whoever6458
    @whoever6458 13 дней назад

    I know I used to take baths in Epsom salts and it also occurred to me that it should be able to make sulfuric acid with water. Nice video!

  • @jfssparky
    @jfssparky 15 дней назад

    I love science, at least the chemistry side of it. Can you just use salt water. You wouldn't even have to buy the salt. I wonder how they make this on a large scale.

    • @BlueMoonshine
      @BlueMoonshine 15 дней назад

      Yes, you can make salt crystals with this method. But it is not really chemistry, as no reactions are involved.

  • @NilaSpeaksLoudly
    @NilaSpeaksLoudly 15 дней назад

    Yield?

    • @AndreaKarlis
      @AndreaKarlis 15 дней назад

      Did you even watch the video? BlueMoonshine clearly says it!

  • @haneenawadallah2193
    @haneenawadallah2193 16 дней назад

    Happy holidays, Dr. Rousseau! This is such a cool video--how many instruments do you play??

    • @BlueMoonshine
      @BlueMoonshine 16 дней назад

      I really play only the piano. For the guitar part in the song, I learned how to play it, but it wasn't sounding good, so I dubbed it with a synthetic guitar that I played on my piano.

  • @taylormarshall936
    @taylormarshall936 17 дней назад

    Awesome video Dr. Rousseau! Merry Christmas. 🎄

  • @sandyhinton259
    @sandyhinton259 17 дней назад

    Merry Christmas Dr. Rousseau. Enjoy the break!

  • @RaylaPrevost
    @RaylaPrevost 17 дней назад

    Thank you’re Dr. Rousseau, I hope you and your family have a blessed holiday break!!

  • @RaylaPrevost
    @RaylaPrevost 17 дней назад

    Thank you’re Dr. Rousseau, I hope you and your family have a blessed holiday break!!

  • @adamghazzali9183
    @adamghazzali9183 17 дней назад

    Happy Holidays Dr. Rousseau

  • @VibrantMotion
    @VibrantMotion 17 дней назад

    Merci.

    • @BlueMoonshine
      @BlueMoonshine 17 дней назад

      De rien, merci de partager la vidéo!

  • @OhKlahoma-q7z
    @OhKlahoma-q7z 17 дней назад

    Hey, so when i live stream this my camera won't be shown?

  • @gregory6488
    @gregory6488 18 дней назад

    Is this the same as Mafnesiumsulfate?

  • @Miss-z7d
    @Miss-z7d 18 дней назад

    Thanks for sharing I can't wait to do my fast video.

    • @BlueMoonshine
      @BlueMoonshine 18 дней назад

      You're welcome. Please share the video!

  • @qa4f
    @qa4f 18 дней назад

    where is the techstream vid?

  • @stewiesaidthat
    @stewiesaidthat 19 дней назад

    New theory of relativity. Ignorance = Arrogance = Relativists. The inherent problem with relativity is that Einstein took the photon's spatial frame of reference, F=ma and applied it to the observer's temporal (time) frame of reference, E=mc. Space and Time are separate frames of reference. There is no cross-linking between the two. Objects accelerated in space may or may not be accelerated in time. Freezers are time machines. They prevent acceleration in time by removing energy from the environment. Astronauts being accelerated into space are experiencing Energy being added to the environment. The onboard clock is in a controlled energy environment. There is no relation between the two other than they occupy the same space. The on-board clock is measuring motion in space. Synchronized clocks measure relative motion in space. It has no clue what forces are acting on the observer. The same with Newton's gravitational attraction nonsense. F=G(m1m2)/R2. No matter what m2 is F (rate of drop) is always the same. That means G needs to know precisely how much m2 is and adjust accordingly. As they say, preposterous. There is no gravitational attraction between objects just as there is no spacetime. Its Space and Time. There is no Relativity between them. Time-dilation is as ridiculous as saying food in the freezer is going slower in time because ots going faster in space. The laws of physics are equally applicable in All frames of reference. That includes food in the freezer.

    • @BlueMoonshine
      @BlueMoonshine 19 дней назад

      I see that you keep fleeing from the challenge I gave you: Point out a single wrong equation in the tutorial. Keep fleeing, coward!

    • @stewiesaidthat
      @stewiesaidthat 19 дней назад

      @BlueMoonshine i see you have an ignorance problem. You can't correctly apply the laws of physics to the proper frame of reference. Keep repeating yourself. Your ignorance belies your arrogance. I expected nothing less from a Relativists. You are the one fleeing from reality.

    • @BlueMoonshine
      @BlueMoonshine 19 дней назад

      @@stewiesaidthat Keep fleeing, coward!

    • @stewiesaidthat
      @stewiesaidthat 19 дней назад

      ​@@BlueMoonshineYou are such an ignoramus. You have been reported. I've repeatedly pointed out that you ARE INCORRECTLY APPLYING the laws of physics. You don't understand how to identify a frame a reference. You don't know anything at all about physics. You just keeping regurgitating mathematical nonsense that was debunked centuries ago. Before Einstein even showed up and bastardized science because he couldn't take being wrong. Just like his moronic followers. The clock is not in the same time frame of reference as the observer. What part about that do you not understand The Lorentz transforms does not apply to the observer's Time frame. It deals with the Transmission of information. Period. Your time-dilation is in reality information dilation. Learn how to correctly frame a frame of reference. Quit running from your ignorance. Embrace it. Just admit that you are stupid and go back and reevaluate. Why is one clock slower than the other if they use the same amount of energy? Why did Hafele-Keating not include this very important information in there experiment? Why didn't they mention the fact the cesium-133 atom is being chilled to absolute zero. Unless they are in cryostasis, there is no comparison between the cesium-133 atom and the observer's atoms. None whatsoever. Now, quit being a dick and educate yourself. You were obviously taught wrong. Expand your horizon. Learn biology. What makes grass grow. Learn some telecommunications. Why is 5g faster than 4g? Why is blu-ray faster. Why are there repeaters in Fibre optic lines. You have a lot to learn grasshopper. As I showed you with F=G(m1m2)/R2, the science is not always right.

    • @BlueMoonshine
      @BlueMoonshine 19 дней назад

      @@stewiesaidthat "You have been reported." LOL "I've repeatedly pointed out that you ARE INCORRECTLY APPLYING the laws of physics." I CHALLENGED YOU to point out WHICH EQUATION (at what time in the video) is supposedly wrong. So far you have failed to do this!

  • @Superchunk-k2h
    @Superchunk-k2h 19 дней назад

    Thanks for the video, very instructive content.

    • @BlueMoonshine
      @BlueMoonshine 19 дней назад

      You're welcome. Please, share it if you can.

  • @gregory6488
    @gregory6488 20 дней назад

    What bottle do you store it in.

    • @BlueMoonshine
      @BlueMoonshine 20 дней назад

      I use bottles from A1 sauce. They are dark and prevent the decomposition of the nitric acid by light. Also, the plastic cap is relatively good, however, it eventually start leaking after a few months so a new cap is needed.

  • @lizcaporicci8483
    @lizcaporicci8483 20 дней назад

    Looks delicious. Just in time for the holidays!!

  • @Anisyoubi-xk2bj
    @Anisyoubi-xk2bj 20 дней назад

    شكرا جزيلا

    • @BlueMoonshine
      @BlueMoonshine 20 дней назад

      Here is a full tutorial: ruclips.net/video/TMr25ouvpD4/видео.html

  • @cubchoobii8350
    @cubchoobii8350 21 день назад

    I'm absolutely getting nicked for this one

    • @AndreaKarlis
      @AndreaKarlis 21 день назад

      What does that mean?

    • @cubchoobii8350
      @cubchoobii8350 21 день назад

      ​@@AndreaKarlis arrested usually

    • @BlueMoonshine
      @BlueMoonshine 21 день назад

      @@cubchoobii8350 God bless America! There is no law in the USA that forbids us to make nitric acid at home.

  • @MattWarrell-z5n
    @MattWarrell-z5n 23 дня назад

    Very good, as always!👍

  • @eduardocostadesouza530
    @eduardocostadesouza530 24 дня назад

    it is a inspiration, not a copy, becouse regardless the tow songs have the same melodic progression they are istill very different.

    • @AndreaKarlis
      @AndreaKarlis 24 дня назад

      Very different... and very alike. All I can hear is Bobby McFerry!

    • @eduardocostadesouza530
      @eduardocostadesouza530 23 дня назад

      @AndreaKarlis I know is similar but the Idea Is different the music have várious things made by the author that makes It different, so, thou they heve similar melodys they ara diffirent songs, and I think that is the why they don t had problems. But this is just my opinion.

  • @hassansmw5634
    @hassansmw5634 26 дней назад

    I lost my key fob to my lexus. Does this work to program a new master keyfob? Or only works to make additional keyfob?

    • @BlueMoonshine
      @BlueMoonshine 26 дней назад

      I believe that it works to program a new master keyfob.

  • @jeff6554
    @jeff6554 26 дней назад

    After the live, is the video will be located on live playlist or it will still appear in normal video list..?

    • @BlueMoonshine
      @BlueMoonshine 26 дней назад

      It will appear in the live playlist.

    • @jeff6554
      @jeff6554 26 дней назад

      @ Ah ok thank you so much for the toturial❤️

    • @jeff6554
      @jeff6554 26 дней назад

      @ By the way can i do this using only my phone..?

    • @BlueMoonshine
      @BlueMoonshine 26 дней назад

      @@jeff6554 I really don't know. Does the software exists for phones?

  • @timsherry-s6q
    @timsherry-s6q 27 дней назад

    Yeah Yeah Enough about making nitric acid and tell me how you made that girl get within ten feet of you😁 I bet he made her too shes a FEMBOT!🤣and do you always sleep with your life coach? I know I do😁

  • @hollyculver9632
    @hollyculver9632 27 дней назад

    Thank you for this! I know it's 2 years old, but this was very helpful to me. I have misplaced my Dutch, Great Grandmother's recipe, and this is the one thing that has been requested of me to make for Christmas this year, so Ty 😊. I know she used something other than pure ethanol here in the states. I don't believe it was vodka either 🤔. Seems as though it was more amber colored. Any suggestions outside of the 2 you mentioned that would taste best? I was thinking of a spiced rum, maybe?

    • @BlueMoonshine
      @BlueMoonshine 27 дней назад

      I haven't tried, but yes, spiced rum or just white rum should give good results.

  • @Cicretsqrl
    @Cicretsqrl 28 дней назад

    I have the program with the patch and the cable, and the light is lit on the end of the J2534 mini vci cable. But I get an unable to connect to the VIM/vehicle error. It worked when I used it last around Sept 2023. Is there a new patch for this??

    • @BlueMoonshine
      @BlueMoonshine 28 дней назад

      I'm not aware of any new patch. 6 months ago, RUclips banned my video and my website provider banned the page as well as the archive with the file. I don't have any copy of the Techstream files or the video.

  • @TheNewPhysics
    @TheNewPhysics 29 дней назад

    I said: Professor Val Rousseau assumed that time dilation was a valid law for the relativistic traveling twin. and Professor Rousseau said that that was a lie. Let’s check if that is a lie. Did he use Lorentz Transformation to calculate the elapsed time for the traveling twin? If he did, that included time dilation based on Relative Velocity (as prescribed in Relativity). In other words, Lorentz Transformation contains Time Dilation, Lenght Contraction, etc. That is the Fallacy in his reasoning. When he realized that the non-inertial sections could be neglected, he should stop doing math and start thinking. - which he didn’t.

    • @BlueMoonshine
      @BlueMoonshine 29 дней назад

      > "Did you use Lorentz Transformation to calculate the elapsed time for the traveling twin?" I used the equations for accelerated frames that I derived rigorously. The Lorentz transformation is valid for inertial frames. Accelerated frames have at any time instantaneous co-moving inertial frames. Since this co-moving frames are inertial, the Lorentz transformation can safely be used in order to go from one of these inertial frames to another one. By integrating over time, the correct equations for accelerated frames can be obtained. > "When you realize that the non-inertial sections can be neglected" The non-inertial sections **CANNOT** be neglected, and I didn’t neglect them. As I already mentioned, I rigorously derived the equations for accelerated frames. If you want to claim that my equations are wrong, you have to point out a mistake in my equation, which so far you haven’t done!

  • @TheNewPhysics
    @TheNewPhysics 29 дней назад

    I know that people are used to doing circular reasoning in their lives...:) so, I am sure @Astrokevin92 might disagree...

    • @BlueMoonshine
      @BlueMoonshine 29 дней назад

      If you want @Astrokevin92 to see your comment, you should reply to his comment so that he receives a notification, instead of starting a new comment. Just copying/pasting "@Astrokevin92" won't send him a notification. Don't you even know how to reply to comments?

  • @TheNewPhysics
    @TheNewPhysics 29 дней назад

    The fallacy in this video is using Einstein's equations to prove Einstein's theory. In other words, Professor Val Rousseau assumed that time dilation was a valid law for the relativistic traveling twin. That is circular reasoning. You cannot prove a theory using the theory hypotheses. What you should use is the Postulate: "All inertial frames are indistinguishable." Once you FINALLY understand that the non-inertial sections of the trip cannot explain the total aging, then you realize that the aging differential has to come from the two inertial sections of the trip!!! This is the same as saying the aging on any inertial frame is the same. We know experimentally (from particle physics) that it isn't. Hence, the postulate is wrong. That is how you deal with checking the Twin Paradox. You don't blindly calculate time dilation for the twin using relativity. If you could, there wouldn't be any twin paradox (because you are using the equations self-consistently). I hope Professor Val Rousseau now understands why the Twin Paradox proves Einstein's Relativity is wrong and doesn't describe Reality.

    • @BlueMoonshine
      @BlueMoonshine 29 дней назад

      "The fallacy in this video is using Einstein's equations to prove Einstein's theory." Unfortunately for you, I rigorously derived Einstein's equations as well in this video tutorial: ruclips.net/video/6N2mH3-khUg/видео.html I CHALLENGE YOU to point out a single mistake in that tutorial (tell which equation is supposedly wrong, at what time in the video). You can't? Then you lost the argument (as usual)!

    • @AndreaKarlis
      @AndreaKarlis 29 дней назад

      Looking at your profile reveals that you are Marco Pereira. If I remember well, you are the crackpot who talks about himself at the third person on Quora, right?

    • @TheNewPhysics
      @TheNewPhysics 29 дней назад

      ​@@AndreaKarlis You are an idiot. :) Of course, I can talk about myself in the third person. When I do that, I emphasize who created the idea or argument and make sure idiots like yourself realize that I have more education than you do. Show some respect. It is just the correct way to present my contribution.

    • @AndreaKarlis
      @AndreaKarlis 28 дней назад

      @@TheNewPhysics "It is just the correct way to present my contribution." Not a single real physicist has ever published his own research by talking about himself using the third person.

    • @AndreaKarlis
      @AndreaKarlis 28 дней назад

      @@TheNewPhysics I see that you pretend to have studied nuclear physics, laser engineering, finance, molecular biophysics, that you have a PhD in physics, one in chemistry, that you are a professor of finance, a professor of molecular biophysics, a CEO at QuantSapiens... And yet, there is absolutely no trace on the net of you having held any of these positions. Also, none of the universities I have contacted know about you. This strongly suggests that you are an imposter and a liar. You don't have any degrees in science, at most you are just a freshman dropout!

  • @TheNewPhysics
    @TheNewPhysics 29 дней назад

    The first thing to notice is the idiotic decomposition of parallel and perpendicular motion. The Einstein paradox is still a paradox for a unidimensional trip... In other words, there is no need to make it "fancy" by adding perpendicular motion. It makes it more difficult to spot the fallacy in the reasoning. So, redo it as a unidimensional trip. Are you copying my postings? I presented this earlier than your video, just in case you don't know. On 12:24 you have the time elapsed during acceleration. It is easy to see that for alpha (acceleration going to infinite) the elapsed time (aging due to the accelerated section) is zero. If you calculate a large but physical acceleration, one can restrict the aging to a single day. In other words, Accelerate to relativistic speeds in a single day and coast the rest. So, one can separate the contribution of the non-inertial sections to a differential aging of a few days. You are left to two inertial sections (time dilation doesn't care for the sign of v) that can be made as long as one wishes. During those inertial sections, the laws of nature are indistinguishable (aging are the same). That is why the paradox is not lifted. It can only be lifted if the laws of nature are distinct for the two inertial frames and that requires the laws of nature to be written on the Absolute Referential Frame.

    • @BlueMoonshine
      @BlueMoonshine 29 дней назад

      There is no perpendicular motion in the problem discussed in this video tutorial. You obviously didn't watch it, so you have absolutely no clue what it is about.

    • @BlueMoonshine
      @BlueMoonshine 26 дней назад

      Another proof that you are wrong in this 2nd part on solving the "Triplet Paradox": ruclips.net/video/WAoJ21giXMU/видео.html

  • @somethinginventive153
    @somethinginventive153 Месяц назад

    darude sandstorm