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Videos on Science, Technology & some random stuff I like
Root finding algorithms Visualized |Bisection & Regula-Falsi
A simplified visualization of two Root finding numerical algorithms: Bisection, and Regula-Falsi.
Music:
Gemini
Artist:half.cool
Music:
Gemini
Artist:half.cool
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What's inside a Light switch
มุมมอง 40K3 ปีที่แล้ว
Taking apart a light switch! A 3D animation showing what's inside a light switch and it's working. Made with Blender 3D
Working of a Grenade
มุมมอง 82K3 ปีที่แล้ว
A short 3D Animation showing the working of a Grenade (time-delay fragmentation anti-personnel hand grenade) in slow motion. Different parts of the grenade are taken apart and shown separately and the working from pulling the safety pin to explosion is shown. Made with Blender 3D 3D Model Credits: sketchfab.com/Crypto_Games Read more here: science.howstuffworks.com/grenade2.htm If you like the ...
Why do we change gears in a car ?
มุมมอง 37K3 ปีที่แล้ว
Why do we need to change gears in manual transmission vehicles? We know that, while driving a manual transmission car, we should start it in first gear, shift to higher gears as we gain speed, and shift to lower ones when climbing a hill. But why should we do it? The gear system and some technical terms like "crankshaft" used in the video are not completely accurate. This is to make the video e...
Indestructible Numbers & Conway's Powertrain | MegaFavNumbers
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John Conway's Powertrain and the Indestructible numbers explained. The two Indestructible numbers are: 2592 24547284284866560000000000 Read "Alex's Adventures in Numberland" by Alex Bellos for more interesting math stuff like these. My MegaFavNumber is 24547284284866560000000000 #MegaFavNumbers
Logic gates using Gears,Marbles & Dominoes
มุมมอง 11K3 ปีที่แล้ว
Mechanical logic gates (AND, OR, NOT) made using different daily life mechanical things like marbles, dominos, and gears (cogwheels). The animations are physics simulations. Each of the logic gates is tested and truth tables are verified. These physical systems are completely reproducible in the real world. Made with Blender3D
AI learns to Balance a Pole in 3D
มุมมอง 4283 ปีที่แล้ว
Computer learns to balance a pole in a 3D space with Reinforcement Learning. Reinforcement Learning is a Machine Learning method where Computer learns to achieve a goal (Balancing a pole here) by trial and error. AI is rewarded for balancing the pole for a longer time. And it's punished for dropping the pole. After many attempts (2300 here) , it learns to achieve the task. AI Actions: Moving in...
Why is Squaring a Circle Impossible ?
มุมมอง 6K3 ปีที่แล้ว
Why is it impossible to make a square with the same area of a circle. Explained the number classifications - Irrational, Rational, Algebraic, and Transcendental and how the Transcendental nature of pi cause squaring a circle impossible.
Conway's Game of Life - 3D Visualization
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This is a 3D variation of the Game of Life, a cellular automaton devised by the British mathematician John Horton Conway in 1970. It is a zero-player game, meaning that its evolution is determined by its initial state, requiring no further input. Rules used: 4555 1. A living cell remains alive only when surrounded by 4 or 5 living neighbors. 2. A dead cell comes to life when it has exactly 5 li...
Microstates & Macrostates - Coin Flip | Statistical Mechanics
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A short animated video explaining Microstates and macrostates in a Coin flip experiment. Microstates and macrostates are key concepts in Statistical Mechanics. This video shows what are the microstates and macrostates in the case of a coin flip experiment and their probabilities according to the postulate of Equal a priori probability. Music: ► Creator Credit: Jarico - Island : soundcloud.com/e...
If Processors were made of Vacuum tubes
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What if Microprocessors were made of Vacuum tubes instead of Transistors. In this video, sizes of various microprocessors from 1971-2019 are imagined to be made of vacuum tubes and their sizes are compared. The processors compared are: 1. intel 4004 2. Motorola 6809 3. intel 80386 (i386) 4. intel pentium (P5) 5. AMD k8 6. intel core i7 (first gen) 7. intel core i9 7980xe 8. AMD epyc rome Transi...
Integrate with Feynman's trick and Gaussian Integral
มุมมอง 22K4 ปีที่แล้ว
Find the Integral x^2e^-x^2 (x squared multiplied by e raised to x square) using a simple,fast and interesting method using Gaussian integral and differentiating under the integral sign (also called Feynman's trick).
Time dilation for dummies | Thought experiment
มุมมอง 14K4 ปีที่แล้ว
Time dilation explained using a thought experiment for complete beginners and dummies on Physics. Shows why time is relative. Simple explanation with the help of animations.
Super 😊
Great explanation
Great video.❤❤
please dont play with our emotion
That did not help me out at ALL.
Amazing thanks
Wow..what an incredible animation and very clear explanation of electric switch working...v nice and complete
I think I found a way to square the circle...I need some help tho...anyone down to help me?
The perfect video for a thought I was having. I'm off to make a calculator out of marbles!!
th-cam.com/video/kucsCoDm8WE/w-d-xo.html
thank you so much for this video. perfectly explained. spent my whole life having no idea why cars need a transmission.
If we put both the wires together then the switch would always be in on state or there would be electric short-circuit?
I appreciate this video a lot, it makes this understandable and is entertaining. The visuals definitely helped, I think the size of the gears helped me relate it to the size of a lever. I also appreciate you pointing out that commen sense can be wrong
Thankyou!
Love the animation! Just a quick question, don’t switch also have a spark shield nowadays?
Finally the explanation I was looking for, thank you guys
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Isnt time in Case 2 longer because the photon covered a longer distance at a constant speed in both cases? am i getting it right?
This is like the 6th video I watch on this topic and I am finally able to understand how gears work💯👏
Great explanation
Thank you so much 🙏🤝👍
Can anyone explain it’s divided by 2 at the end , since the gussian integral just equals by sqrtpi… I did this by parts and the Feynman technique but still can’t seem to get that 1/2 at the end in the solution
int gaussian of e^(-ax^2) is sqrt(pi/a). don't forget to differentiate both sides with respect to a
I would’ve preferred vocal explanation over the music
Can i download this model somehow?
very good video. understood everything properly now. malayaliyalle
Thankyou! yes, malayaliya
And remember folks.. Don't trust your common sense
Amazing!
🙂
this is a great video, thank you
Perfect explanation! Thank you for this video, i understood finally how the gears works...
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Thanks a lot!!
Super, very useful
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still waiting for another vedio explaining the gears more
Hi, thank you for watching. I'll try to make other videos on gears. Do you have any particular concepts in mind that I can explain which were not covered in the other video?
Super explanation thank youuu
Bro polisanam, itrem nannayitt aarm explain cheyynth njn ithvare kandittilla. Ee video matramalla ur all videos are great. Is there any way to contact u, i would love to learn from u
Thank you! You can contact me by the email address given in the About section of the channel.
first gear has the shortest diameter.. its shown opposite here.. why?
As I said at the beginning of the video, this is only a schematic representation of gears focusing only on the physics behind them. It doesn't exactly look like this inside a car. You can refer to this video: th-cam.com/video/wCu9W9xNwtI/w-d-xo.html by Lesics to see it from an engineering point of view. No matter how it is implemented, the physics and logic behind it will be the same, which is what I'm trying to explain here.
Looks cool! It also kind of reminds me of those little wooden block puzzles where you had to put the pieces together to make a cube.
Very simple but powerful explanation. Excellent work...!!!!
Many thanks!
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Thankyou so much...I'm going for driving class since 4 days ... my teacher is now teaching me to control the steering and accelerator after that only we'll move on to gear ...but i dont have any idea about it(like the role of gear other than reverse and normal)now its so clear thankyou
This made it super easy to grasp. Thanks for making this
Glad it helped!
What is it
This is python
Rules used: 4555 1. A living cell remains alive only when surrounded by 4 or 5 living neighbors. 2. A dead cell comes to life when it has exactly 5 living neighbors.
Best video.
Dude nicely done! Easy to understand unlike other videos it still is over complicated. This was basic of the basic.
Glad it helped!
There is a hook in this explanation and all of the kind: π is not a transcendental number. Something that has been proved a couple of years ago. Not only not transcendental but also not 3.1415926.... The exact value of π is 3.1446, proven mathematically.
you are excellent Sir. You are a great guy. God Bless You.
You are the best at EC
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I wanted to cry, what a video bro! Full of concept wisdom and humor, all at the same time. 👍