Deriving Gauss' Law using SOLID ANGLES

Here we derive Guass' Law (which we used a gravitational verision of in the last video to find estimate the mass of a Minecraft World • How HEAVY is a World i... . We use solid angles, which are also introduced in this derivation. Enjoy :3
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[@piyushsharma82]

Good work, sir...
I would recommend solving some physics problems from the jee advanced exam.

[@PriggarGaming]

Hello can i aak another wierd question i asked before related to speed of light
I cant sleep because of that

[@madaydude_physics]

Go for it Priggar, what’s the question? I will respond when I have the chance

[@PriggarGaming]

@@madaydude_physics when an object travel at speed of light it acquire infinite mass and require infinite energy to move
Then why photon does not acquire infinite mass and require infinite energy to move?

[@madaydude_physics]

@@PriggarGaming I think we discussed something similar before. You can’t define a rest frame using a photon. Almost all the interesting proofs and results of special relativity (including the one you mentioned) stem from the fact that in any given reference frame traveling at speeds less than c, light in vacuum moves at the constant speed c. But this breaks down when discussing light itself, so it doesn’t play by the same rules as everything else.

[@PriggarGaming]

@@madaydude_physics thankyou and yes it's similar to a conversation we had before