Man this is so much better than that Unacademy . They always brag about killer visualisation but those are just some animations one Google search away. This is original intended to help us.
Great explanation! I find it's important to watch many videos on a topic.. Each one covers a different aspect of a subject and provides more info overall.. this one was perfect in that he showed howthe purpose of the main objective lens is to create an image within the focal length of the eyepiece and that acts as the magnifying lens... Excellent!
Sir, You're just amazing.. I also read few answers written by you on QUORA ( about angular wave number, entropy, fan rotation etc..) And you're truly AWESOME...
You are just amazing bro! we can clearly see your efforts and energy behind the video /explanation..........and you English that's superb......i really want to learn such english speaking skills
This man is is great. Can anyone please let me know the name of this man if it is known ? It would help me to learn better by googling and searching the lessens to learn taught by him.
It was almost perfect! Everything was good until 5:20 when the eyeball is placed touching the eye piece. Instead of tracing the diverging refracted rays coming from the eye piece and into the eye ball leading us to a magnified inverted virtual image we got something else. At the end you are no longer using the rays you started with as the ones captured by the eye. In your drawing the rays you started with hit the bottom of the eye and do not get into the eye. We thus would not see those rays. Could you please correct it? That way I could share this great video!
why d image does not get blurred by using d objective as d object is not within its focus as explained in d very beginning of the video or we r magnifying a blurred image.
Sir one doubt, you said the things near the focal length of the magnifying glass (convex lens) can be viewed without any blur. But at last when you use the convex lens to view the moon at starting , how is that you don't get a blurred image there?
Man this is so much better than that Unacademy . They always brag about killer visualisation but those are just some animations one Google search away. This is original intended to help us.
Yeah totally ayankoeji their videos are totally on spot i feel bad for them for getting very less recognition
khan academy literally showed us in real life
Wow, this man has some serious teaching skills. I wish I had discovered him earlier.
Same
Me too man
Yaar .....now I can feel the beauty of the concept...
The sheer hardwork and enthusiasm!!!! Hats off
This such a great way to explain. Thank you for your commitment to teach others.
sir.....THE BEST EXPLANATION!!!!!!!!
OMG
Awesome
Best explanation 😍
🛐I have seen no teacher like you before, I have learned from many in yt, but I can say proudly you are the best.
Your explanation was really great and the tone of your explanation makes everyone more eager to see the full video. You are wonderful and energetic!
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Wowwwww ....🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Great explanation! I find it's important to watch many videos on a topic.. Each one covers a different aspect of a subject and provides more info overall.. this one was perfect in that he showed howthe purpose of the main objective lens is to create an image within the focal length of the eyepiece and that acts as the magnifying lens... Excellent!
Ngl you are the best teacher everrrrrrr!!! 🛐🤍
After watching dozens of videos, this one explains and I understand, thank you very much!
Sir, You're just amazing..
I also read few answers written by you on QUORA ( about angular wave number, entropy, fan rotation etc..)
And you're truly AWESOME...
Thanks a lot buddy means a lot :)
This was soo beautiful! I finally understood how telescopes work! Thank you soo much Mahesh sir!
Very useful video .... nicely explained.
God could not teach physics , so he sent you 🔥🔥
Thanks bro.... ❤
You just explained every single things in a simple way....
I just loved your way of explaining....
More power to ur elbow sir
The explanations are lucid and vivid 🙌🙌
2:06 that's such a lovely drawing of a moon.
You are just amazing bro! we can clearly see your efforts and energy behind the video /explanation..........and you English that's superb......i really want to learn such english speaking skills
man you the goat fr fr no cap 🔥🔥
Wow u are Amazing!! ❤️💕
very nice explanation.. it will remain forever in my mind
Wow fantastic
Simply Great🙏
Learning is just so exciting with you!! #Great_Teacher_Mahesh
Thank you very very very much for your great and easy explanation ☺️
Hat's off to you 👍👍
Your presentation, explanation is very good.
Nice work
Nice work bro.
Fantastic 👌👌👌
the real *killer visualization*
Excellent explanation sir
Excellent!
Love your efforts.. 👍🏻 n sound💗
That was too good
Yes moon's spots have inverted
Really right .A good teacher.
Great video sir
This man is is great. Can anyone please let me know the name of this man if it is known ? It would help me to learn better by googling and searching the lessens to learn taught by him.
MAHESH SHENOY😊
Amazing , simply amazing
Best explanation ever
sir im thanking you from my bottom of the heart!!!
It was almost perfect! Everything was good until 5:20 when the eyeball is placed touching the eye piece. Instead of tracing the diverging refracted rays coming from the eye piece and into the eye ball leading us to a magnified inverted virtual image we got something else. At the end you are no longer using the rays you started with as the ones captured by the eye. In your drawing the rays you started with hit the bottom of the eye and do not get into the eye. We thus would not see those rays. Could you please correct it? That way I could share this great video!
Could you please clarify that please?
@@narayaninepal3343basically, the moon will not completely fit in our sight
Thank you Sir❤
Wonderful explanation bro
Thats great! What technology aids are you using to draw.. it is very good! Thank you!
Amazing!
Wonderful teaching, please tell me where is the f point in an eyepiece. Is at it's bottom or in the middle.
thank you !
really easy to understand
My friend, I am trying to construct a terrestrian telescope, so I need a little help from you, is it possible ?
Thanks so much 💖
I want to become genius like you
why d image does not get blurred by using d objective as d object is not within its focus as explained in d very beginning of the video or we r magnifying a blurred image.
Sir one doubt, you said the things near the focal length of the magnifying glass (convex lens) can be viewed without any blur. But at last when you use the convex lens to view the moon at starting , how is that you don't get a blurred image there?
I also thinking it
Thank sir I want to make a telescope like galielio
Sir please please post make a complete course
Please draw a third line showing the bottom of the moon and show how forms through the lens - thanks
thank you so much!!!!!
Its better if u had used a concave lens at the end
😊👍
The blue line isn’t the bottom part of the moon - but you said that it was
Much much better explanation than Byju guys..
He's the same guy from Byju's...their star teacher, Anand Srinivas
@@lijojosef no he is Mahesh shenoy
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I am I class 8 but understood it, lol😅😂😂
Who knows what device is used to make this kind of video?
Vim pelo Astronomia Olímpica
Chapter name ?
Ray optics and optical instrument
Lmao my teacher made it so complicated, Indians on youtube are better than physic teacher
where are you from?
I love that fake American Accent......lolz
pharallel 🤣🤣
Plz be desi . don't need to talk like foreigners. It irritates. We need only explanation not ur accent of spoken english.
Chuo ganwar
@@tiredcat6653 ha behen
Jo bolna ho bolo
Sabki apni soch
Then just ignore the accent 😂 just hear the explanation if it irritates 😂