Man I love when person is so passionate about something so he slaps a desk, yet he still realises his passion took him over and he is ready to tell “sorry”.
Fr I just love listening to Tyson I know some people for some reason find him annoying but I could listen to him for hours his passion of it is so entertaining
@@JR-iu8yl I enjoy watching the regular “Joe” asking questions to these astrophysicists, because me as an average person would be asking the same type of things, the problem is they don’t accept Neil’s interruptions because he is so passionate about spreading his knowledge that he won’t let you speak nonsense once he gets going, but to the average “Joe”, he will pass as an interrupting arrogant person… I mean, Rogan himself is an anti-vaxe, so I can’t expect much from his audience. I do like watching Neil explaining things to other podcasters, who know their position as, nonastrofuckinphisicists
@@sabusabusabasabasubasubasu8957NPC-( non player character). don't pay attention to Sag99sh, hes a solipsist. Happens when video games are your whole world.
@@kryspykrsp__7896 yeah i never really got this. Like i dont think the average 9 year old can ever understand quantum physics, no matter who explains it. Does that mean that no one understands it well enough right now?
@@Sailor00X ….yes and before that, the same indian guy who’s immortal, invented nuclear fusion 2000 years before…but Europeans came and ate his paper notes cos at that time they thought that was food….and presto bam…2000 years later white European Jews in the USA made Manhattan project. Man people should open their eyes for the true History, bruv! You know the one that runs on History Channel….pathetic
*smacks the table passionately* "oops sorry" 😂 edit: my god sorry i get it ok hahaha😂sometimes typing on a phone will do that lol Edit 2: thanks for all the likes! This comments done better than all my horror vids combined 🤣
@@gigafordrive Einstein was a pretty fast man I'd say cus he was able to escape the gravity of hitler's black hole that was located right between hitler's Nazi cheeks
Actually there is a very good chance that nothing will "replace" Einstein's works, it just holds up so well! Well, the start to crumble in the realm of the very small but for that we have quantum mechanics! They supplant each other
This guy is just too loveable for words (no, I'm not gay). His contributions to science really go way beyond just what he teaches. He really stokes the fire.
That's what a lot of people not get: In science, it's (mostly) not 'Oh we were completely wrong and have now this absolute new absolute unrelated theory'. Theories get refined. It's like finding parts of a mosaic under the sand. The more you search the more you uncover, draw new lines, find new images - but the initial pieces are still there and part of the whole. There are exceptions, because of course there are.
We need teachers like him... his enthusiasm is very contagious like imagine how engaged students would be with a teacher who could have you at the edge of your seat painting this picture of the universe in front of you.
remind me in highschool that one time our math teacher wrote in the black board al kashi's theorem and told us: "alright, now you guys try to prove pythagoras theorem using that as basis." that shit was pretty fun. and for those who don't know about it, al kashi's theoreme is a formula that describe relations between the dimensions and angles within all kind of triangle. while pythagoras theorem only works in a right triangle.
As a science student, Wow the amount of passion this guy has for fundamental and gravitational physics ,which makes me want to say "TEACH ME, TEACH ME THE WAYS OF KNOWLEDGE MASTER 🗡"
By approximating the kinetic energy in the special relativity theory using something called a taylor serious, the first equation of the series (of infinite equations) is the basic kinetic energy. The second already needs the speed to be close to the speed of light in order to be able to measure it. Nobody could have known that, because it couldn't be measured.
The passion he has to teach and explain the wonders of the universe that he's come to know, just about better than anyone currently alive, is a blessing to us who wanna know and learn
I want to reemphasize this because it really is beautiful: when you plug low velocities and low gravity into special and general relativity, which both have extraordinarily complex math associated with them, they end up simplifying in a way that _exactly matches Newton’s laws._ It’s absolutely amazing.
That last part is awesome. 2 different men from 2 different times in history managed to come up with the same equations just with different variables. I feel like I just learned exponents in Trig for the first time 😂
Another amazing thing about special relativity is it actually explains how electricity and magnetism are the EXACT same phenomenon, just in different moving reference frames. If you have a still point charge and measure it, you’ll find that it produces an electric field but no magnetic field. But if you measure it in a relativistic reference frame (ie moving fast enough that the effects of special relativity come into play), then you’ll actually measure a magnetic field too. Electric and magnetic fields are the exact same thing, just in different reference frames.
Best example of this that most people will be familiar with is the cosine law. When the angle is 90 aka a right angle it just becomes the Pythagorean theorem
The cool part, is how it breaks down. Gravity is the curvature of space-time. Now, space-time is one thing not two separate things, however you can calculate them separately. It turns out that the effects of gravity as we mostly encounter it, is just the curvature of time. In other words time dilation, red shift, etc. The curvature of space doesn’t really kick in until you get to extreme speeds or intense gravity as said in the video. So the Apple “falls” to the ground, the moon orbits the earth, etc primarily because of time dilation or the curvature of time. The curvature of space, and the curvature of time are equal. But we travel through time at the speed of light so if you are traveling at normal speed, you don’t cover much space but you travel a lot of time.
Sounds about right except for time dilation. It refers to two objects travelling at different velocities experiences time different to another and relative to their velocity. Isn’t very relevant here other for the fact it has time in it. General relativity in a nutshell says time and space if a 4d fabric and it has curvatures as you would when mass is applied to a fabric. That is gravity, the acceleration caused by the curvature of the space time fabric we’re riding on for some reason.
What he said at the end, means that Einstein’s equations DO replace Newton’s laws, while also drawing a bigger circle. I mean, technically, Newton’s laws pop out at that limit, but the important thing is that Einstein’s theory doesn’t get feedback from Newton’s laws, they naturally reduce to those, and therefore yes, it is a replacement and a sanity check that reality still works the way we believed it to work (in the regime of Newton).
Being as passionate as this man at whatever you like doing
Haha yep
@mike reigns
@mike reigns
@mike reigns
@mike reigns
That's the energy and passion of a man that loves what he does and knows what he loves
Both are still wrong science doesn’t concern itself as long as it gives the right answer who cares about what is actually ontological real.
Lol that “sorry” in the end though 😂
Died lol
I was born again, that's how I'm typing this
He’s apologizing to the table lol
They cut out the part where the table replied "it's ok".
It got me😂
@@sanggipigantara6399 ur face got u
Man I love when person is so passionate about something so he slaps a desk, yet he still realises his passion took him over and he is ready to tell “sorry”.
Fr I just love listening to Tyson I know some people for some reason find him annoying but I could listen to him for hours his passion of it is so entertaining
He was just testing to see if Newton's laws still worked.
His passion is infectious
Tell that to the Joe Rogan’s fans… they’ll say he is arrogant lol
@@ThaG001 it's plain old jealousy
@@JR-iu8yl I enjoy watching the regular “Joe” asking questions to these astrophysicists, because me as an average person would be asking the same type of things, the problem is they don’t accept Neil’s interruptions because he is so passionate about spreading his knowledge that he won’t let you speak nonsense once he gets going, but to the average “Joe”, he will pass as an interrupting arrogant person… I mean, Rogan himself is an anti-vaxe, so I can’t expect much from his audience. I do like watching Neil explaining things to other podcasters, who know their position as, nonastrofuckinphisicists
@@ThaG001 Well he hasn't seen a vantablack benz, so what a nerd 🤓. Love NDT in his element, his passion is infectious like Marie said!
yeah, someone steal the antibiotics from the idiots of the world
Never gets bored hearing from this fella.
Say whatever you want, his passion and love for the universe is incredible
True mate ❤
NPC
@@MynameisS_A huh?
@@sabusabusabasabasubasubasu8957NPC-( non player character). don't pay attention to Sag99sh, hes a solipsist. Happens when video games are your whole world.
I will say whatever I want. I don't need your permission.
Scarlett scattered curried cat over Oscar's quaint quilt Monday morning
He loves science. And his love for science makes another generation love science.
We need a new cosmos series
He explains himself very well.
The only time one ☝🏽 truly understands something is when they’re able to articulate it enough to make sense even to a 9 yr old
Exactly
If those kind of people doesn't exist we will be sucking the pope off now
@@kryspykrsp__7896 Einstein's theory of Pediatrics
@@kryspykrsp__7896 yeah i never really got this. Like i dont think the average 9 year old can ever understand quantum physics, no matter who explains it. Does that mean that no one understands it well enough right now?
my mans preaching
He’s the guy in anime that explains the powers to the audience
Ahahahahahahahahahah
😂😂😂😂😂
Love that guy
Science's Speedwagon
😂😂😂😂😂 this comment will haunt me ,I'm sure.
Newton contribution is unparalleled.His invention of of Calculus change future of physics
Totally, he was a true genius
Mine future too
Leibnitz
@@Sailor00X ….yes and before that, the same indian guy who’s immortal, invented nuclear fusion 2000 years before…but Europeans came and ate his paper notes cos at that time they thought that was food….and presto bam…2000 years later white European Jews in the USA made Manhattan project. Man people should open their eyes for the true History, bruv! You know the one that runs on History Channel….pathetic
@@Sailor00X
Name ?
*smacks the table passionately* "oops sorry" 😂
edit: my god sorry i get it ok hahaha😂sometimes typing on a phone will do that lol
Edit 2: thanks for all the likes! This comments done better than all my horror vids combined 🤣
Passiomately
You could tell he was really excited and enjoying himself at that moment.
Passion drives us all...
Its absolutely fuckin hilarious that he immediately apologized for smacking the table XD
Don't we all get passionate even when we are alone when our buttons are pushed and he was on camera. Our ego tells us we were right all along lol...
The way he enjoys talking about science and immersing himself in it is so so fascinating. It creates hunger for science in people.
Me
This guy has demystified so much of the astrophysical world for me. He’s a fantastic teacher.
I love the fact he's so passionate about his profession that he gets so excited and enthusiastic about it.
- Sir you were speeding at 90 miles/Hour.
@@theo49476 thx bro
😆
Yeah i was checking if Einsteins law become newton's law at low speeds
@@sagardeswal6465 😅that means he started with Einstein's speed
@@gigafordrive Einstein was a pretty fast man I'd say cus he was able to escape the gravity of hitler's black hole that was located right between hitler's Nazi cheeks
He is great 😊
Aspire to become as cohesive and eloquent while explaining such theories
Precisely
‘Sir, I asked if you wanted salad with your order’ 😂
This comment actually made me laugh out loud. Kudos
Brilliant !
Eff the salad. This is a Wendy’s. Give me my damn burger and frosty
That sorry at the end got me, what did he kill ? 😂😂😅
An entire civilization of your favorite made up tiny species yet to be discovered. He’s a bad dude.
The Wish not to learn Science !
A mosquito
that killed me LOL
Man. I love Neil
How can u not bro💪
The passion tho😭❤ sounds like me when I explain how chewing gum makes you hungrier💀
Palesa Haibo XD
He is my favorite educator, I love his passion.
I would have love so much to have such a physic science teatcher🔬, he's awesome, greetings from France
I could imagine Einstein agreeing with Neil and using a Jersey accent saying, "preach, my brother."
I mean he was german American... I can still hear it tho
@@octillionZPredigt, mein Bruder
"I am the upgrade"
-Einstein
He's so passionate about this. I can't wait to go to one of his talks
Edit: i did!!!
@OSULLIVAN101 yeah but i cant listen to him live
To put it mildly , Newton's laws are special cases of General and special theory of relativity
So we just need to keep drawing bigger and bigger circles around our current circles
Imagine what kind of equations will replace Einstain's 🤯
Actually there is a very good chance that nothing will "replace" Einstein's works, it just holds up so well!
Well, the start to crumble in the realm of the very small but for that we have quantum mechanics! They supplant each other
At the time of Newton science was not devolped as in the winsten era
So respect him
Ndt: "Special theory of relativity"
Picture: mass energy conservation at 0 momentum
Yes you are 1,000 correct 👏
The editor for this clip isnt scientifically literate. Maybe he should watch some ndt clips
You can build a skyscraper without disrespecting the man who poured the foundation. NDT gets this, I'm not sure why most people don't.
To have cars it’s best to first have roads
Perfectly explained.
Who doesn’t love this man’s passion for science?!?!?!
He’s passionate about the universe and it is a wonderful thing to wonder about
They become newton laws,slam....sorry
For context he was asked what he wanted for dinner.
Cop: “Do you know why I pulled you over today sir?”
Neil:
Cop: Do you know how fast you were going?
Heisenberg: I haven't the foggiest idea. But I know exactly where I am.
This guy is just too loveable for words (no, I'm not gay). His contributions to science really go way beyond just what he teaches. He really stokes the fire.
...Why did you have to clarify your sexual preferences? lol.
So basically Newton reincarnated as Einstein just to make sure he completed his work
Seems like it
I don't understand why people compare what scientists have given us. Everything they give is equally important.
That's what a lot of people not get:
In science, it's (mostly) not 'Oh we were completely wrong and have now this absolute new absolute unrelated theory'.
Theories get refined.
It's like finding parts of a mosaic under the sand. The more you search the more you uncover, draw new lines, find new images - but the initial pieces are still there and part of the whole.
There are exceptions, because of course there are.
If you can explain it simple enough for everyone to understand, it gives you special place
It feels such a pleasure to hear such a passionate person talking Physics!
We need teachers like him... his enthusiasm is very contagious like imagine how engaged students would be with a teacher who could have you at the edge of your seat painting this picture of the universe in front of you.
How simply you can explain something shows how well you understand it. 👏
and Einstein's equation breaks down on the heart of black hole
waiting for the next guy to come around
I love the way he explains things so we can understand. And his enthusiasm is so infectious and great 👍 😮
These are legitimately bringing back my spark for going out and learning about science that I lost 😅
Bro could have said Einstein's equations are an upgraded version of Newton's law 🗿
He apologized to the table 😂 freaking hilarious 😂
This dude is inspiring me to go back to highschool so I can go to college for astrophysics
Love watching someone who is so passionate about it and understands it like he does
remind me in highschool that one time our math teacher wrote in the black board al kashi's theorem and told us: "alright, now you guys try to prove pythagoras theorem using that as basis." that shit was pretty fun.
and for those who don't know about it, al kashi's theoreme is a formula that describe relations between the dimensions and angles within all kind of triangle. while pythagoras theorem only works in a right triangle.
"Sir, for the last time, do you want milk in your coffee?😅"
"Sir , I asked if you want an Apple 🍎"
As a science student, Wow the amount of passion this guy has for fundamental and gravitational physics ,which makes me want to say
"TEACH ME, TEACH ME THE WAYS OF KNOWLEDGE MASTER 🗡"
I’m majoring in astrophysics, I hope I have a professor as passionate as he is
This fact is analogous to most scientific concepts ...we always keep drawing bigger circles... the best thing I ever learned about science
I was so confused as to who's right who's wrong. I got an answer finally. Thanks 👍🏻
My fourth grade math teacher is the only person who taught things as clearly as Neil does… it’s truly an amazing talent
You can tell he genuinely loves his job which is nice too see
I understand the passion he is expressing while explaining this to people because they're a lot of slow minds out there that need to understand this
2 no's in the same minute? its probably Neil's birthday
By approximating the kinetic energy in the special relativity theory using something called a taylor serious, the first equation of the series (of infinite equations) is the basic kinetic energy.
The second already needs the speed to be close to the speed of light in order to be able to measure it. Nobody could have known that, because it couldn't be measured.
It's similar to spatial dimensions! They can't go beyond or below a certain point without changing to accommodate a necessary change
Being as a teacher I learnt from Neil that a passionate teacher can turn boring concepts into interesting ones.
can't wait for the next collab
His passion makes me wanna learn more about both Newton and Einstein.
The passion he has to teach and explain the wonders of the universe that he's come to know, just about better than anyone currently alive, is a blessing to us who wanna know and learn
Bus driver: "Sir, are you getting on or not?"
I want to reemphasize this because it really is beautiful: when you plug low velocities and low gravity into special and general relativity, which both have extraordinarily complex math associated with them, they end up simplifying in a way that _exactly matches Newton’s laws._ It’s absolutely amazing.
I had this doubt,thanks for the explanation
I want this type of physics teacher ❤ ..
Omg his explanation, patience, determination are very interesting I love that confidence,, Good luck sir good future ☺😍
I love how excited he gets.
His passion is incredibly amazing infectious!..🎉
Please upload full video
I just want to sit infront of this man,nonstop for hours, he talks and i learn. He talks, and i enjoy.
I love this man for his passion and captivating presence.
I would have wanted a teacher like this.
That last part is awesome. 2 different men from 2 different times in history managed to come up with the same equations just with different variables. I feel like I just learned exponents in Trig for the first time 😂
Another amazing thing about special relativity is it actually explains how electricity and magnetism are the EXACT same phenomenon, just in different moving reference frames.
If you have a still point charge and measure it, you’ll find that it produces an electric field but no magnetic field. But if you measure it in a relativistic reference frame (ie moving fast enough that the effects of special relativity come into play), then you’ll actually measure a magnetic field too.
Electric and magnetic fields are the exact same thing, just in different reference frames.
That "sorry" at the end😂❤️
I love they way hes engages and makes people.listen
The passion is unmatched
Engineers:"it might not be perfect, but it's to me"😊
Best example of this that most people will be familiar with is the cosine law. When the angle is 90 aka a right angle it just becomes the Pythagorean theorem
The cool part, is how it breaks down. Gravity is the curvature of space-time. Now, space-time is one thing not two separate things, however you can calculate them separately. It turns out that the effects of gravity as we mostly encounter it, is just the curvature of time. In other words time dilation, red shift, etc. The curvature of space doesn’t really kick in until you get to extreme speeds or intense gravity as said in the video. So the Apple “falls” to the ground, the moon orbits the earth, etc primarily because of time dilation or the curvature of time. The curvature of space, and the curvature of time are equal. But we travel through time at the speed of light so if you are traveling at normal speed, you don’t cover much space but you travel a lot of time.
Sounds about right except for time dilation. It refers to two objects travelling at different velocities experiences time different to another and relative to their velocity. Isn’t very relevant here other for the fact it has time in it. General relativity in a nutshell says time and space if a 4d fabric and it has curvatures as you would when mass is applied to a fabric. That is gravity, the acceleration caused by the curvature of the space time fabric we’re riding on for some reason.
It's the "sorry" at the end for me!😂
This man was my idol when I was a kid
There is a saying: The exception makes the rule
That passion has no price
Hey video editor! E=mc² is the General Theory of Relativity, not the Special Theory of Relativity.
the table: OW
Niel: Sorry
I enjoy astrophysics very much and Neil's explanations are great.
NEWTON BE LIKE : " Nah! yo still can't beat me bruh!"😎
What he said at the end, means that Einstein’s equations DO replace Newton’s laws, while also drawing a bigger circle. I mean, technically, Newton’s laws pop out at that limit, but the important thing is that Einstein’s theory doesn’t get feedback from Newton’s laws, they naturally reduce to those, and therefore yes, it is a replacement and a sanity check that reality still works the way we believed it to work (in the regime of Newton).
sir this is at Wendy's
💀