@@MrVexedviperyeah chances of getting 1,000,000 sharp at the point when youtube ends are really very slim) Yes, i said youtube ends, no endless travels
The reason that these videos are often more engaging and interesting than school is because this is a RUclips video and they have to make it interesting for you to keep watching but at school they can make it as boring as they want and you have to keep watching
It really depends on the teacher. I had many science teachers, the ones I learned the most from were the ones who were more engaging and hands-on like this teacher. A lazy teacher will get bad results no matter the subject.
The telling difference is that you are not FORCED to watch this. You are not TESTED after watching. You are not subsequently RANKED according to your ability.
Basically, idk what you learned, this guy just put balls on ramps and says : "see what happen here? They arrive at the same time" but he never gives the reason why, I mean he doesn't justify it with a scientific proof
No lmao, because these balls are only animated by gravity, while your cab is animated by your engine, and while ofc gravity still has effect on it, it doesn't changes your cab speed. What I mean is that wether you go up or down, you'll still go at 50MPH, and you could even go faster on a straight line w/ no ups and downs becuz these wouldn't "disturb" you.
cool stuff !........your students are lucky to have a teacher like you............by far the brachistochrone is the most interesting ramp of the collection imo......& worthy of a vid of its own.
yes he does........but he didn't explain it at all in this vid..........& no, circular(arcs) tracks don't have that property........its ONLY the "trace" of a cycloid (half brachistochrone or tautochrone) that has the property of equal times for any/all displacement distances as well as being the overall "fastest" path.......btw the circular path of a pendulum actually isn't isochronous(Galileo Vs. Bernoulli & Huygens I think) ........but for "small angles"(arcs) that discrepancy is typically negligible.......btw if that track is just an arc then its just that the difference(in time) must be in like only mili seconds at that scale & you just can't notice it........just how the cycloid trace looks quite similar to an arc(only a subtle visual difference)....but I HIGHLY doubt that(though I never did a physical comparison experiment nor even made my own tracks)....but even if that is the case its an injustice not to mention cycloid traces/curves. ....but in any case its all quite interesting & non-intuitive......which is why I said it deserves its own video. www.scitechantiques.com/cycloidhtml/ en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tautochrone_curve en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brachistochrone_curve www.geogebra.org/m/FEj4yQBH & it never hurts to ask either......Bruce yeany ........any more info about the track at 1:45 ?
realcygnus I'm pretty sure he uses the arc track, and didn't mention the negligible difference you mentioned. His track doesn't look like a brachistochrone, but I may be wrong.
thats fine..... it ain't no thing at all.....if we learn something/anything then "its all good"! right ?......I'm quite certain(though only like 90+%ish ?)....... & kinda just prompting him to expand on it, even if only slightly.......it could be that the difference in this(arc Vs. cycliod trace track) case is also "negligible" at perhaps small scales? (like a pendulum not being truly isochronous but "close enough" @ "small" angles to make clocks).......in which case I'm technically wrong..... but the FACT is that its cycloid traces that "precisely" have such(as demonstrated) properties & warranted mentioning imo....also his main audience is likely grade or high school & so he may have just left it "open" intentionally so as not to confuse anyone.....whats really amazing is that Newton(& others) Nailed the exact mathematical descriptions/solutions to such things hundreds of years ago !....& that we now have the nearly "instant" & abundant resources that we do.
Hahaha you are like me. I even read fiction novels when I have an exam or simply just another subject. It works for me, it prevents me from having exam anxiety. I have always done better when I do that than when I keep studying.
[EL] Megalomaniac Well because science is what it's normally referred to in elem/middle school. He does physics from what I'd assume which is normally a highschool/college level class.
He's the reason why there still new scientists in the wrold. Need more teachers like Bruce to enlighten students to learn and fire those who is just a pay cheque
"You'll take the high road and I'll take the low road And I'll be in Scotland afore ye." The old song makes sense now. The ball which goes lowest, gets to the other end quicker.
My 8 year old daughter, 7 yr old son, 5 year old son, and 3 year old twin boys SAT STILL FOR FIVE WHOLE MINUTES! Thank you for the excellent lesson and a moment's peace 🙏💎💝 10+ bonus points for no music! 💗 They're binge watching your channel now 👏
I took high school and college physics (I &II) a lifetime ago. All I can say is I like how he used those metal shelf standards as the tracks. Available at any home center. Genius!
I wish this video would get a million views and cause this channel to get even better. what would be amazing is if this channel got big enough for Bruce to stop teaching at a school and become a youtube teacher. If we could get daily physics videos I'd love it. Kinda be like Smarter Everyday (who I have been subbed to since he had 7k subs) but with a Steve Spangler upload frequency. I don't like Steve Spangler though. All he does is take ideas from other peoples videos.
Thanks, x9x9x9x9x9, I do enjoy doing youtube and I realize that my videos are a bit simple compared to the big numbers guys, but my first thoughts are that I still love the classroom. This is my 41st year of teaching and hope to do at least one more, after that we'll see what can happen. I'm happy to share my ideas with anyone that has an interest in science and have had several smaller channels contact me and ask before using my information or parts of my video in theirs. Steve is actually the only big numbers guy on youtube that has shown the same courtesy. I know he's had a number of TV programs on science and has one now called DIY SCI. It should be interesting, my school students entered a contest that his television program is hosting on Newton's 3rd law, they should announce the winners in a week or two. we'll see what happens. I appreciate your comments and thanks for watching, I've gotten off to a slow start with videos this year but I think I have a good set of ideas that I want to tackle and am trying to get back to posting regularly again.
Simple is good! As you are a teacher, I am pretty sure I do not need to tell you tht first one needs to learn to walk and then he can learn how to run. In fact all those "simple" demonstrations remind me on my own physics class when I was at an age of 12 and had the big luck of having a teacher demonstrating things to us instead of just writing formulas on a blackboard. No text book can replace the experience of hearing - or better said "not hearing" - a ringing alarm clock (you know the old classical ones) in a glas compartment when air gets pumped out. Simple? For todays standards: yes. But it is something, you will never forget.
Hi! Altough i study mechanics and phisics all the day 7/7 (i'm a mechanical engineering student), and the experiments that you do look so simple there's a lot to learn from this video! Very good content!
When science class and woodwork combine their powers, it turns out you get a pretty fun class. I'm mad at my old high school for not using similar methods when I was there. This turned a boring science/math discussion into a fun and mesmerising learning experience.
It's called a brachistochrone, it's the perfect balance between horizontal and vertical direction to achieve the fastest diagonal distance. It will beat any other shape where the end point is below and to the left or right of the start point, this site has a good animation for it www.geogebra.org/m/FEj4yQBH
In 4 years of physics class the only "experiment" my professor did in high school is break a chalk in two pieces and drop it on floor to show they hit the ground at same time. He simply didn't care to teach us anything and he worked in that school for decades and nobody cared he did a lousy job. It explains the whole failure my country is.
Literally everything you need is explained and drawn out in the textbook. The concept In This video is literally something you learn at age 13/14 in the UK before you even split the sciences into the 3 usual disciplines. The best bit about science is the theory, this practical demonstration, while cool, is pretty unnecessary to get the point across.
Michael Jung he use to be a teacher in my school, but retired the year before i had him, he came back today and I had a Tug-of-war match with him while he was explaining to the rest of the class Newton’s Law of motion 😂
I had a HS physics teacher like this. Thankfully he really made it interesting, and I learned something. He's one of the few HS teachers that I remember his name. Mr. Etsbach.
The only reason the low road was faster was because all the drops continued to add more momentum to the ball giving it more speed. In simpletons language
It's not that the tracks are the same curve that makes them hit at the same time regardless of where you start, it's because the tracks are part of a brachistocrone curve. It's the fastest path for gravity to accelerate an object from point A to point B, so no matter where it starts, the distance will be covered in the shortest amount of time possible.
Well that reasoning isn't the reasoning as to why they hit it at the same time. But it's true it only matches if it's that curve. The point is that a brachistochrone is the same shape as a pendulum, and a pendulum will have the same period if the radius is the same, and therefore two objects on a brachistochrone of the same radius or curvature would have the same period.
Also it works perfectly if the force acting on the object that isn't normal force is acting in a constant direction downward. So with friction and gravity itself, although negligible, they technically don't land at the same moment. If the brachistochrone were large enough, gravity would cause the ball to slow down a lot toward the end of the curve since it's no longer even close to always acting downward
Good experiment, and I admire the savageness to take all those apples from the cafeteria for the experiment, and disregard everyone's nutrition. The show must go on 🤘
Chances of getting a million views: very slim
13 million people and counting: We got u bro
Nice
So in reality his chances of getting just 1m views was indeed very slim.
I was thinking... dang, Bruce, you did get 260,000... and then I realized that is the video 'likes'!!!
@@MrVexedviperyeah chances of getting 1,000,000 sharp at the point when youtube ends are really very slim)
Yes, i said youtube ends, no endless travels
Ofc 11m
'Will i get a million views?'
You sir got it.
Potatoe Johnson 2.7 now
Potatoe Johnson shut up k
NELOPES7 triggered kid
He doesn't have a million views, he have 3
3m now
You can tell he's a good teacher because he has so many apples.
CinemaSins begs to differ
He bought them
An apple a day keeps the doctor away
@Ara Brat 🛤️
Ah sos re troll
The reason that these videos are often more engaging and interesting than school is because this is a RUclips video and they have to make it interesting for you to keep watching but at school they can make it as boring as they want and you have to keep watching
And also the fast cuts to the action, teachers don’t gotta walk over to another table or something.
Editing is time travel
It really depends on the teacher. I had many science teachers, the ones I learned the most from were the ones who were more engaging and hands-on like this teacher. A lazy teacher will get bad results no matter the subject.
The telling difference is that you are not FORCED to watch this.
You are not TESTED after watching.
You are not subsequently RANKED according to your ability.
It’s all mental
In school you think “school boring”
In RUclips you think “ooooo youtubeee”
I swear I learn more at 3am than at school
For real
Bro RUclips is fucking crazy
🤔 lol 2:19 Am for me, you never lied 😂😂😂
Fr😂
This video explains only one formula from mechanics, which teachers just right on the blackboard and let them remain without explanation
I honestly wish my physics teacher was this enthusiastic about teaching us physics. I’ve learned way more from this vid than I do in class. It’s sad.
My physics teacher is amazing
I am having the same story ...
I even don't ask anything from her...becuz I ask something else and she tells something else.....
It's sad too...
AbsoluteGeno Official 100 like
What did you learn?
Basically, idk what you learned, this guy just put balls on ramps and says : "see what happen here? They arrive at the same time" but he never gives the reason why, I mean he doesn't justify it with a scientific proof
Probably the only RUclips video that has added something useful to my life
Skrillz_ 14th the jiggly cake video was useful
and what about jake paul's rap
yeah lol
Did it really tho or are you just having a good time with no real thought like me
You’re looking at the wrong videos
He's the type of teacher that I would actually listen to
School is never this interesting
Virtual school is never this interesting
But watching physics on RUclips is fascinating for some reason.
Why don't you have moustache,🧔🧐
It's because these videos are easily digestible pop-science that require no studying, math or understanding to watch
I swear I see you everywhere
@@jacksonfitzsimmons4253 you’re talking to a legend, thought you should know that
Your even here, you watch every video on youtube
You're the type of teacher everyone deserves but sadly anyone gets
Sadly nobody* gets
Sorry, I had to correct that one.
I totally agree, btw.
Dude I’d kill to o have him as a good physics teacher
1. Kill his whole town except for him.
2. Plant the idea of moving to your town.
3. ???
4. Profit
You're the kind of person I am: I have to correct everything wrong I hear. Welcome to our world!
You're the kind of person I am: I have to correct everything wrong I hear. Welcome to our world!
"Will i get a million views?"
Ball: chances are very slim
*gets 8 million*
Ball: Impossible
That's the Magic *8* ball for ya
@@justnbriseno 😂😂😂😂
Ball: Improbable...
I was hoping to see a comment like this
Almost 9 now
Teacher: Will I get 1 million views?
Ball: “Chances are slim”
3 years later with 11 million views
12 now
Almost 13
@@cookiealy9684 it’s past 13 now.
14 now
@@mathewsibonga8669 nope
I'm a cab driver and these experiments only prove my Theory..."The shortest route isn't necessary the quickest"😆😆🍀
The biggest tip is the shortest route.
No lmao, because these balls are only animated by gravity, while your cab is animated by your engine, and while ofc gravity still has effect on it, it doesn't changes your cab speed. What I mean is that wether you go up or down, you'll still go at 50MPH, and you could even go faster on a straight line w/ no ups and downs becuz these wouldn't "disturb" you.
@@xxneweraxx7422 It was a joke, and i think he meant the shortest route sometimes takes longer because of traffic and crossroads etc.
@@wamiqulislam Oh, i ain't sure about that but maybe
@@xxneweraxx7422 I can't understand why someone had to explain you that it was a joke, and he's absolutely right about it.
Will this video get 1M views? The chances are very slim.
Gets 1M in a week.
Edit: 3M in a year.
Edit: 14M and counting: We got u bro
Killer Kai, I know why he said 1m is very slim because he didn't get 1m view, he got 2m view
3.1M
Proof his science was wrong. Let's move on. He is a hoax.
@@roshlouis8767 youre kidding right?
Aheckinloser whoosh
cool stuff !........your students are lucky to have a teacher like you............by far the brachistochrone is the most interesting ramp of the collection imo......& worthy of a vid of its own.
He doesn't have a brachistochrone
All circular tracks work like that; he explained in the video
yes he does........but he didn't explain it at all in this vid..........& no, circular(arcs) tracks don't have that property........its ONLY the "trace" of a cycloid (half brachistochrone or tautochrone) that has the property of equal times for any/all displacement distances as well as being the overall "fastest" path.......btw the circular path of a pendulum actually isn't isochronous(Galileo Vs. Bernoulli & Huygens I think) ........but for "small angles"(arcs) that discrepancy is typically negligible.......btw if that track is just an arc then its just that the difference(in time) must be in like only mili seconds at that scale & you just can't notice it........just how the cycloid trace looks quite similar to an arc(only a subtle visual difference)....but I HIGHLY doubt that(though I never did a physical comparison experiment nor even made my own tracks)....but even if that is the case its an injustice not to mention cycloid traces/curves. ....but in any case its all quite interesting & non-intuitive......which is why I said it deserves its own video.
www.scitechantiques.com/cycloidhtml/
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tautochrone_curve
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brachistochrone_curve
www.geogebra.org/m/FEj4yQBH
& it never hurts to ask either......Bruce yeany ........any more info about the track at 1:45 ?
realcygnus I'm pretty sure he uses the arc track, and didn't mention the negligible difference you mentioned. His track doesn't look like a brachistochrone, but I may be wrong.
thats fine..... it ain't no thing at all.....if we learn something/anything then "its all good"! right ?......I'm quite certain(though only like 90+%ish ?)....... & kinda just prompting him to expand on it, even if only slightly.......it could be that the difference in this(arc Vs. cycliod trace track) case is also "negligible" at perhaps small scales? (like a pendulum not being truly isochronous but "close enough" @ "small" angles to make clocks).......in which case I'm technically wrong..... but the FACT is that its cycloid traces that "precisely" have such(as demonstrated) properties & warranted mentioning imo....also his main audience is likely grade or high school & so he may have just left it "open" intentionally so as not to confuse anyone.....whats really amazing is that Newton(& others) Nailed the exact mathematical descriptions/solutions to such things hundreds of years ago !....& that we now have the nearly "instant" & abundant resources that we do.
realcygnus I overlaied the arc and circular trace curves and they were very similar
it’s 4 am and i am deciding to start learning physics while I’ll have a test on Monday in Accounting.....
youre hip
So how did you do
@@realo3503 well I hope, results on July 13
Hahaha you are like me. I even read fiction novels when I have an exam or simply just another subject. It works for me, it prevents me from having exam anxiety. I have always done better when I do that than when I keep studying.
Perfectly balanced, as all things should be.
Scorpionoxide this made me laugh. Lol.
Well, the probability track didn't work, but it's because he got more views than expected. So, a soul for a soul.
This does bring a smile to my face.
There are 4.8k dislikes and 4.8k comments
Well.. I guess everything works except the probability track..
It worked flawlessly. Probability math can be even less intuitive than physics math.
Nope, everything works except your understanding of probability
Yep I guess so
Everything works except sense of humor, it seems : p
R/whooosh
_Why are you not everybody's science teacher?_
_edit: good job on getting 3 million views._
Guess what? Now he is :)
Genuinely wish he was taking my physics class
Logan Buchanan taking or teaching ;)
[EL] Megalomaniac Well because science is what it's normally referred to in elem/middle school. He does physics from what I'd assume which is normally a highschool/college level class.
because Bill Nye had a better production team
He's the reason why there still new scientists in the wrold. Need more teachers like Bruce to enlighten students to learn and fire those who is just a pay cheque
If only I had you as a teacher. Good luck Sir
You make remarkably good content!
thanks John
"How do the balls roll at different lengths but touch the wall at the same time?"
"Mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell."
Oh jesus christ 😂😂😂😂😂 hahahahahahaha your the funniest fool i've seen
No thats not the answer its (some nerd stuff i dont know)
And other stuff
R/woooosh
@Sonic ASMRummmm what do you mean?
@Poonis Monke LMAOOO put that shit on r/youngpeopleyoutube
Some of the most intuitive and neat demonstrations of Newton's laws I've seen. Fantastic demo, sir.
"You'll take the high road and I'll take the low road And I'll be in Scotland afore ye." The old song makes sense now. The ball which goes lowest, gets to the other end quicker.
Uphill deceleration < Downhill acceleration
so this just randomly popped up in everyones recommended right?
Alex Tv pretty much
Not the first time...
Luckily
Yes
For the 3rd time
Why couldn't I get the cool teachers like this
Cuz real teachers like this live in the net
This guy’s probably retired. Takes a long time to be a good teacher, most of them dont last that long.
up
Because you're just one of millions of students through the school system in the last few decades, and teachers like this are few and far between.
Zoon Geralt yeah like you were a saint🤣
My 8 year old daughter, 7 yr old son, 5 year old son, and 3 year old twin boys SAT STILL FOR FIVE WHOLE MINUTES! Thank you for the excellent lesson and a moment's peace 🙏💎💝 10+ bonus points for no music! 💗 They're binge watching your channel now 👏
Wow, glad it hear it
*Isaac Newton wants to know your location*
Draevon May acceleration would like to know too
*The future wants to know your location*
yOu iDiOt He'S dEaD hOw WoULd He KnOw WhEre tHe MaN LiVeS?!
This guy has lost his marbles! Just look at all those tracks he built... wow! ;D
You forgot to add SIR in his name. He was knighted for a reason you know.
I wish i had teachers like you growing up! Very smart man. Keep up the good work! - saludos desde Palmdale CA
Your chances were slim, but you pushed through it!
I guess he suspected he was on the right track.
Lol
One of the best teachers I've seen and it their subject is easier to understand because of their good teaching ability
Perfect it just hit a million views!!!
Now its 2M
Chances are slim
"Who cares?!"
Now it’s 2.8
Your prediction track needs some work.
Jesse Harrison it said slim chances, not impossible
He needs to make the brachistochrone, if I spelled that right.
Fail Universe I was thinking about the curve the whole video, lol. I expected him to explain it.
You need some work ;P
Vapor Wave - sama “slim chances”
"My chances are very slim"
Gets 6.6 million views
My nan abuses me 7 million *
Now it is 7.7 lol
Still, that's not 1 million.
The prediction was still correct
8 million
Whenever I see people like this I realize that I didn’t have one single passionate or enthusiastic teacher.
Well, his ball prediction was correct. He didn’t get a million views. He got 7. (Million)
Incorrect, at one point he did have 1 million views 😈
@@shadic187 yes but now he doesnt
Abyssal Slim chances doesn’t mean no chance
9.6 million in September 2020
9.7 in October 2020
4:45 *IF YOU HAVE UP & DOWNS IN LIFE YOU WILL REACH GOAL FASTER*
i have only downs in my life... *time to get some ups*
That makes no sense
You will reach the end faster. Sorry.
See 4:28, 4:45, 5:00... More the number of ups and downs, lesser is the speed.
Surprisingly motivational but I am lacking in "ups." Time to get a new delivery service
I took high school and college physics (I &II) a lifetime ago. All I can say is I like how he used those metal shelf standards as the tracks. Available at any home center. Genius!
He seems very passionate about what he does.. you can hear the excitement in his voice when he speaks. I love that for him
I wish this video would get a million views and cause this channel to get even better. what would be amazing is if this channel got big enough for Bruce to stop teaching at a school and become a youtube teacher. If we could get daily physics videos I'd love it. Kinda be like Smarter Everyday (who I have been subbed to since he had 7k subs) but with a Steve Spangler upload frequency. I don't like Steve Spangler though. All he does is take ideas from other peoples videos.
i feel like he really enjoys teaching though - which is wonderful
Thanks, x9x9x9x9x9, I do enjoy doing youtube and I realize that my videos are a bit simple compared to the big numbers guys, but my first thoughts are that I still love the classroom. This is my 41st year of teaching and hope to do at least one more, after that we'll see what can happen. I'm happy to share my ideas with anyone that has an interest in science and have had several smaller channels contact me and ask before using my information or parts of my video in theirs. Steve is actually the only big numbers guy on youtube that has shown the same courtesy. I know he's had a number of TV programs on science and has one now called DIY SCI. It should be interesting, my school students entered a contest that his television program is hosting on Newton's 3rd law, they should announce the winners in a week or two. we'll see what happens. I appreciate your comments and thanks for watching, I've gotten off to a slow start with videos this year but I think I have a good set of ideas that I want to tackle and am trying to get back to posting regularly again.
Simple is good!
As you are a teacher, I am pretty sure I do not need to tell you tht first one needs to learn to walk and then he can learn how to run. In fact all those "simple" demonstrations remind me on my own physics class when I was at an age of 12 and had the big luck of having a teacher demonstrating things to us instead of just writing formulas on a blackboard. No text book can replace the experience of hearing - or better said "not hearing" - a ringing alarm clock (you know the old classical ones) in a glas compartment when air gets pumped out. Simple? For todays standards: yes. But it is something, you will never forget.
But your taking ideas from gallaios book so your no better. Just kidding!
x9x9x9x9x9 15% there
I cant believe you´ve done this
Abraham Duno hey stop that
Abraham Duno
I went here because of that shitpost lmfao
Instant regret
shit seemed pretty cool had to come and at least see
Instant regret Playlist lol
This was really cool
Fmzstus _ well said.
666th like
Noob Gaming lLolppl0pmlI'lll0one lollipopl
Very much agreed.
Fmzstus _ I know
Gosh I love just finding random educational videos on my recommended page. It’s the best
I just watched a dude swing apples and play with his balls, why aren't I sleeping?!
Very poor choice of words
Yeah
That sounded so wrong
Wow you guys are so right, his comment sounded really wrong! That's really funny, he should've made a joke about it.
“Chances are slim of getting 1m views” *proceeds to get almost 10m views*
Well... It's not wrong, he did not get million views, he got 10 million
11m now.
Slim aint impossible
@@thegermanbasket732 technically he did get 1 million views at some point
12 million now lol
Wow. I don't speak english, but i understand very well. The language of science is universal.
Lucas Gastón thats some good English right there for not speaking i
Best thing I've watched all day! Do teachers like this even exist anymore?
Nay, we need trump back.
@@yoursenpai4010 and then?
@@aarohansharma4551 good progression in many fields. If there’s more then idk, ask him.
tomorrow is my last day of school and I did not want to be educated right now but damn this was fascinating to watch
Hi! Altough i study mechanics and phisics all the day 7/7 (i'm a mechanical engineering student), and the experiments that you do look so simple there's a lot to learn from this video! Very good content!
When science class and woodwork combine their powers, it turns out you get a pretty fun class.
I'm mad at my old high school for not using similar methods when I was there. This turned a boring science/math discussion into a fun and mesmerising learning experience.
You can tell this guy likes his job. Probably a good physics/science teacher. Keep up the good work my man.
The track at 1:42 is really cool. Educational yes! I would not have guessed that result.
It's called a brachistochrone, it's the perfect balance between horizontal and vertical direction to achieve the fastest diagonal distance. It will beat any other shape where the end point is below and to the left or right of the start point, this site has a good animation for it www.geogebra.org/m/FEj4yQBH
SplatterFrog Here's a Vsauce video (with adam savage) about it ruclips.net/video/skvnj67YGmw/видео.html
Only works with that shape, which happens to match the shape of a pendulum
In 4 years of physics class the only "experiment" my professor did in high school is break a chalk in two pieces and drop it on floor to show they hit the ground at same time. He simply didn't care to teach us anything and he worked in that school for decades and nobody cared he did a lousy job. It explains the whole failure my country is.
Literally everything you need is explained and drawn out in the textbook.
The concept In This video is literally something you learn at age 13/14 in the UK before you even split the sciences into the 3 usual disciplines.
The best bit about science is the theory, this practical demonstration, while cool, is pretty unnecessary to get the point across.
@@alexx_tv2362 but the point of this useless experiments as you called it, is to get the students engage.
AntonioR Software how does one teacher say for your whole country?
Pretty sure one school doesn’t affect a whole country bud...
WoogTV lol I said that as well
Awesome video
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I thought the replies where some ramdom people putting there website to advertise something😂
Teachers like him are the reason I like science and math
Those apples are brighter than my future
HaZeuuM M I feel you
Lunar Kat 911 Are you a prophet or a fortuneteller?
I am glad I know some of these
No apples were harmed during the make of this video
PhotoFidelity lol i had the same feeling
What the hell is your profile picture!?
3:09
Am I the only one who thinks it's so satisfying to watch the ball roll back and fourth on the track?
Watched that video two years ago: didn't understand everything, didn't help me.
Watching this video now: THIS THING, SAVED MY GRADES
*When u really want the ball to fall off* 0:55
ruclips.net/video/DumiHsaLyYQ/видео.html
Lukas Holmsten ocd
It gets recommended every year...
Admit it, who just got pulled here from the yt powers that be?
I learn more from a RUclips video than in any of my classes in my entire life.
You didint get 1 million views...
*you got 5 million*
*_nvm 6million_*
*Five fucking millions*
December 17 (2018)
5.9 million
@@cursedwaffler 6 days later
6,052,844
Didididitn't
13th Jan: 6,250,000
But is his name Bruce Yeany or Bruce Laurel?
Ludvig Brisenfeldt 🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️
This was never funny
Damn it i wanted to be the first
Bruce yanny
Bruce Banner
"Will I get a million views?"
"Chances are slim... you will get 7 million views"
Michael Jung he use to be a teacher in my school, but retired the year before i had him, he came back today and I had a Tug-of-war match with him while he was explaining to the rest of the class Newton’s Law of motion 😂
It's pretty accurate compared to the videos with the most views on RUclips, just saying.
Wish I had a science teacher like you in school. I probably would have found it MUCH more interesting. Your students are quite lucky!
Physics is so cool. I wish I had this guy as a teacher.
My love for physics only blossomed in adulthood.
This wasn’t a recommendation, I actually searched for this video 🤙🏽
"BEHOLD GRAVITY, IN ALL IT'S GLORY!!"
Pret-ty lame millhouse
I wish I had you as my physics teacher in High School back in the late 80's.
I am sorry you dont get 1 million you get 3 million your experiment were right
that number certainly surprised me
was*
Yeah make it 4 million.
Done.
Correction. Almost 5 million now!
So in other words: Galileo was pretty freaking smart! :-)
Cool stuff.....really cool stuff.
Or he just liked to play with marbles and pendulums :^)
No one:
RUclips at 1am: "Let's have some fun with marbles!"
CantTameGaming man, like ion know who’s idea it was to suggest these videos, it’s 4 am and I got work in 2 hours.
The coolest science teacher ever
This guy teaches physics better than 99% of high school physics teachers
This guy was my teacher. He retired but still substitutes occassionally.
Unfortunately not me
lucky
@Jason Hess lucky
The RUclips algorithm has bought all of us together again hasn't it...
I'm sold
Yus
I had a HS physics teacher like this. Thankfully he really made it interesting, and I learned something. He's one of the few HS teachers that I remember his name. Mr. Etsbach.
*”Will I get a million views?”*
Ball: not likely
RUclips: 11. take it or leave it
He doesn’t have 11 views though
kid ∆
@@smirkykiller9486 he means 11 million
So basically... never take the high road...
J T ughhh no.... the opposite.
Daltira sure....
The only reason the low road was faster was because all the drops continued to add more momentum to the ball giving it more speed. In simpletons language
@@itzyaboytripp-5924 the highways should have them too
Balls:
Reach the bottom together
Me with smol brain:
Wait that's illegal.
*small
@@sudassudovicius9398 bruh that was intentional
@@sudassudovicius9398 r/uruinedthejokebro
I swear this is the best science teacher
I still can't get over the fact that this was my science teacher... And I'm only finding out he had a RUclips channel 5 years after graduating
you are lucky to have a teacher like him
It's not that the tracks are the same curve that makes them hit at the same time regardless of where you start, it's because the tracks are part of a brachistocrone curve. It's the fastest path for gravity to accelerate an object from point A to point B, so no matter where it starts, the distance will be covered in the shortest amount of time possible.
Well that reasoning isn't the reasoning as to why they hit it at the same time. But it's true it only matches if it's that curve. The point is that a brachistochrone is the same shape as a pendulum, and a pendulum will have the same period if the radius is the same, and therefore two objects on a brachistochrone of the same radius or curvature would have the same period.
Also it works perfectly if the force acting on the object that isn't normal force is acting in a constant direction downward. So with friction and gravity itself, although negligible, they technically don't land at the same moment. If the brachistochrone were large enough, gravity would cause the ball to slow down a lot toward the end of the curve since it's no longer even close to always acting downward
But I mean that's sort of useless info tbh
CrafterBoy327 ah can u explain more in each of the cases plz !!?
RUclips: Nice channel to recommend everyone!
You're a good science teacher sir! Wish you were around 60ish years ago!
Roller coaster physics in action. You have a track that does a loop?
Love your videos Bruce.
I do now, in the video that follows this one I showed how to build one. Thanks
Bruce Yeany 1 mil dude are ya happy?
I am, never expected to get this many
He actually got 1M views!
2,5M
Dark Knight Craft [ MCPE Tutorial ] 2.7 hit now👍
mg san 3.2 lol
3.5M
3.4M now lol
I wish this guy was my teacher in middle school or high school wtf my teachers sucked
Some people had good teachers, some had bad teachers. It is how it is.
Every year I return and every year I love this video.
Thanks RUclips algorithm.
My brain: you've already watched this about 2 years ago
Me: "Clicks and watches it anyway"
“My chances are slim”
Anything is possible my friend.
*Randomly pops up in 2019 recommended list*
Sir. This was informational and fun to listen too. I wish I had a teacher like you
“But it looks like my chances are very slim.” *5 mil*
They were slim, but not non existent
And all of a sudden, RUclips recommended this to us.
Slim chance lol
That’s marbleous
Oz R leave.
Please leave...
You seem to have no bearing on reality.
Golden, dude.
YAY! PUNS!
Good experiment, and I admire the savageness to take all those apples from the cafeteria for the experiment, and disregard everyone's nutrition. The show must go on 🤘
Funny being on lunch duty, I don't remember ever seeing anybody throwing out the pizza or hamburger and just eating their fruits and vegetables
@@YeanyScience and you are correct. I was just joking about that, haha.