Another sparking revelation of the full body of work behind discoveries in physics. Not the usual "sanitised" version mentioned during physics courses that only mentions headliners!
The history and accomplishments in Physics from 1880 to 1920 are astounding! We went from the Three Food Groups of Physics (Mechanics, Electrodynamics & Thermodynamics/Statistical Mechanics) to four, adding Quantum Mechanics.
Which is also interesting is that later was realized that these kind of procecesses actually violates the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus, being example of pathological functions, leading to the study of Stochastic Differential Equations through Ito's Calculus, among others attempts to solve them.
calling it "measuring avocadro's number" is a little bit misleading, since that constaint is basically a very big number that we decided upon to make working with atoms easier. Other than that great video.
A really interesting video! I am planning on buying a microscope one day just to see it. I think it will be as fascinating as seeing a planet for the first time through a telescope
Another sparking revelation of the full body of work behind discoveries in physics. Not the usual "sanitised" version mentioned during physics courses that only mentions headliners!
Thanks for highlighting Perrin. I never heard of such an important scientist.
Very good video. Should be part of any beginner course on science.
The history and accomplishments in Physics from 1880 to 1920 are astounding! We went from the Three Food Groups of Physics (Mechanics, Electrodynamics & Thermodynamics/Statistical Mechanics) to four, adding Quantum Mechanics.
Relativity?
@@lih3391 The unification of Mechanics with Electrodynamics.
Which is also interesting is that later was realized that these kind of procecesses actually violates the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus, being example of pathological functions, leading to the study of Stochastic Differential Equations through Ito's Calculus, among others attempts to solve them.
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Very interesting. And yes to more history of scientific progress at this time
Thanks a lot for this fascinating video.
That is until u focus.
i wonder how many discoveries like this are going on right now that we dont know are happening
calling it "measuring avocadro's number" is a little bit misleading, since that constaint is basically a very big number that we decided upon to make working with atoms easier. Other than that great video.
A really interesting video! I am planning on buying a microscope one day just to see it. I think it will be as fascinating as seeing a planet for the first time through a telescope
I remember seeing Saturn for the first time. Truly stunning. I bet Brownian motion is just as stunning.
@@RationalThinker118 when i saw saturn through a telescope it was beautiful instantly became my favorite planet
The moons of Jupiter. Plot their position each night, see the sine wave.
Good idea
USB microscopes are pretty cheap - maybe saves the cost of the viewing lenses
This implies electrons were validated to exist before atoms.
Which is a weird series of events to think about.
Its a pretty cool thing, not many have seen.
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