Thank you very much, my dear Genius Brother. Your lecture just solved what I thought has been a problem in colder countries. I have a solution but I am a minority and as such, I mostly keep my theories to my self. I am absolutely grateful to this lecture and I have subscribed with notification to appear on my daily feed and have liked this video for clearing my head on the matters of heat transfer.
@@coolguypro8207 Ye wouldn't it be crazy if they put in lava proof armor, mabye they could make it stronger then diamond as well and if it's lava proof mabye they could make the one come from the nether as well. How crazy would it be if they put that into Minecraft.
Bro thank you so much for this video. It really prepared my knowledge and inclined my initial view for this topic. If i get a 100 on my quix tmr, ill be sure to thank you.
I understand the basics but im currently tryna solve for how much volume is being taken up using the P=kA(dT)/(thickness) Tell me how im supposed to get an answer in m^3 when area is m^2😭😭
As I walk up the stairs to the next floor of the house I noticed a bit of air current i know there is a fire downstairs in the fireplace but what is causing this air current ? Would having a fireplace upstairs change anything about the air current in the house?
I can't hear what you were saying so I used my earphone.... still can't hear so I turned the volume wayyy up freaking ad came and blew my eardrums .... .... .... ... now I can't hear anything why the hell didn't I use adblock ?!
I think that should be graphite instead of diamond in the place of metal conductivity.....?? cause diamond isn't much good conductor of electricity as well as heat.
If air doesn't conduct (implying collisions) how does greenhouse theory work then? How does the atmosphere transfer heat by convection if it doesn't conduct and the non-greenhouse gases don't radiate? It is said to transfer by collisions (conduct) Something is wrong. Air must radiate.
It is amazing that air is a poor thermal conductor (0.024 kcal(IT)/(h m K)]) and is equally is a poor IR radiator - only the 1% of it ( the GHGS) radiate (absorb and emit infrared radiation). That means 400ppmv (parts per million volume) CO2 and 1300 parts per billion(!) are doing the thermal transfering. Yet we are told the radiated GHG air molecules collide with the 99% non-GHG (oxygen and nitrogen) to transfer heat by convection - when they (by the numbers, thermal conduction) cannot thermally conduct (well). So what gives?
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0:09 conduction
5:17 convection
7:30 radiation
Thx bro
You explain these topics much faster and easier than my teacher! Thanks!
0:09 Conduction
5:17 Convection
7:23 Radiation
God bless you I’m not religious or anything but I just hope you have an amazing day
TQ
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Agree
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Drummerboy jr man
He's making a lot of money tbh
@@durlaseveria3928 well deserved though
@@durlaseveria3928 by doing someone else's job because the people doing said job suck at it
@@mitth_raw_nuruodo I agree
I saw so many youtube lessons but I got only this one. Thank you so much...
He explains better than my teacher . Thank you
Your the best teacher ever I got 100 in my score ^
good job! 👍
nice!!
It’s 10pm and I’m studying now for a test that I’ve got tomorrow at 9am and I’ve never ever listened to a physics lesson. Wish me good luck 🤠
How did it go?
bro didnt reply because it didnt go well lol
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The hell man! 2 years passed rn I’m in exact same situation 😂 even the times are same
Same here 😭
Cooked.
Thank you, sensei!! You literally save me, tomorrow I have a test yet I haven't studied and I watched your video and I understood really quickly😭❤
Did you do well
for anybody wondering, the temperature of the core of the Sun is about 15 million degrees Celsius
Im grade 4 advanced. There is a test in March 2 2023. This is the best explanation!
Thank you very much, my dear Genius Brother. Your lecture just solved what I thought has been a problem in colder countries. I have a solution but I am a minority and as such, I mostly keep my theories to my self. I am absolutely grateful to this lecture and I have subscribed with notification to appear on my daily feed and have liked this video for clearing my head on the matters of heat transfer.
Thank you very much for your explanation and description.
Thanks! I was struggling to find the difference between convection and radiation! This helped a lot :) 😃😃👌
I'll be having a quiz related to this topic hajuju tomorrow :'
You're very good. Great video - succinct, nicely paced and well set out.
Thank you so much for the video. You are really a good teacher.
Wow, super helpful!! Thank you. I can remember those things. Very practical.
This person right here let me tell you, He's a SAVIOR.
The only thing is the ads
so a wood jacket with air pockets is the best insulator?
Maybe but why would u make a wood jacket that sounds dumb. Effective possibly. Worth it probably not
fibreglass would be more effective and probably easier to make/wear
we should make that a thing in minecraft lava proof armor
@@coolguypro8207 Ye wouldn't it be crazy if they put in lava proof armor, mabye they could make it stronger then diamond as well and if it's lava proof mabye they could make the one come from the nether as well. How crazy would it be if they put that into Minecraft.
@@coolguypro8207 lol not the answer from the question MINECRAFT
I haven't seen phyisics since high school, I just searched for this because I'm curious 😊
you are really good at explaining
Having a heat transfer paper tomorrow wish me luck 😊
0:09🕘 conduction
5:17🕔 convection
7:30🕢radiation
Mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell
yes
This is probably the most famous line from the field of biology, but don't quote me on that lol
8:14 It is not degrees kelvin, only kelvin. Thank you for the video...
Bro thank you so much for this video. It really prepared my knowledge and inclined my initial view for this topic. If i get a 100 on my quix tmr, ill be sure to thank you.
What'd you get on your quiz? lmao
@@expiredperishables100% I can send you an image if you want.
@@gautamjay3598 Oh wow great job! You don't need to send an image lol
@@expiredperishables weird question but are you in grade 7? Its ok if you don't want to answer.
Congratulations! And yes I am in grade 7, why ask?
Simple and Complete
Clear explanation 👏👏👏
thank you for helping tysm!
Your are a good teacher
Thanks I was okay with this explaination😌😌😌
Thanks for lesson sir
Your explanation is very nice.
you are amazing in one word ❤
For conductors, good conductors
can we also say Graphite? or is graphite and diamond the same thing?
Summarian metal
I understand and I take full mark 10/10
omg our test will be /30 no wonder how much i will get
Zoom so how did the test go
@@bxr4231 he died during the test
@@wybel AHAH LMAO
In school, this same thing is explained at x2 speed
Im watching this video with 2x speed lmao
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😁😁😁 same
Oml yes I have to watch it 3 times bc my teacher THINKD im dumb
This guy explaining stuff: KIRA QUEEN DAISAN NO BAKUDAN: BITE ZA DUSTO!
Teachers and professors explaining stuff: Korea MADU IN HEBUN DA!
I understand the basics but im currently tryna solve for how much volume is being taken up using the P=kA(dT)/(thickness)
Tell me how im supposed to get an answer in m^3 when area is m^2😭😭
Super good at explaining! Ty sm 💗
Great video 👍
Great explanation and video!
thanks so much really helped
15 million degrees is the temperature of Sun
you saved me
As I walk up the stairs to the next floor of the house I noticed a bit of air current i know there is a fire downstairs in the fireplace but what is causing this air current ? Would having a fireplace upstairs change anything about the air current in the house?
Exams tomorrow 😭😭
Next week
I'm not sure if the particle itself expands, I know that the distance between each particle expands yes
But the particle I dont think so
I love how ten degrees Celsius is cold😆
Air: HEAT IS MY SWORN ENEMY
except when it moves. then air betrays us with "ice cold" breezes that chill our bones :(
So, you have pyrophobia?
thanks i goin to pass my natural test 😉
Thank you for this informative video as always
extremely useful thank you
nice vid
May God bless you
Nice teacher
Thank you so much sir
I like this video sooooooo much =)
5:13 ah my belly that was a good laugh
what was?
But-
When I went to 5:13 2 commercials popped up-
LOL
You deserve 5mil not 1 mil
This man really making heat energy transfer for dummies and I am watching it because I am a dummies
ha, you are not alone =)
I have a text abt this tmr n I keep watching this so I can learn I’m scared
very interstion thank you very much
Thanks
Now very good
I own this man my engeneer degree
2:38 what if u don't have a wood handle ? my pen's wood handle is broken i hate it )'=
u da best
tomorrow is my final and i forgot the whole curriculum ong
😅😅😅Tysm I needed to study for the test
cool im first honor with this channel
A true king.
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Ah yes casually using diamond to cook my food
He said "metal".
Bravooo
How does air convect if it doesn't conduct?
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The 72 dislikes are from people jealous of your skill
I can't hear what you were saying so I used my earphone....
still can't hear so I turned the volume wayyy up
freaking ad came and blew my eardrums ....
.... .... ... now I can't hear anything
why the hell didn't I use adblock ?!
I have a test in exactly an hour and 21 minutes and here I am never listening to our 2 week lessons.
idol kita
01:05
Smart
yeah.
I think that should be graphite instead of diamond in the place of metal conductivity.....?? cause diamond isn't much good conductor of electricity as well as heat.
شكرا جزيلا
thank u very much
vielen Dank
If air doesn't conduct (implying collisions) how does greenhouse theory work then? How does the atmosphere transfer heat by convection if it doesn't conduct and the non-greenhouse gases don't radiate? It is said to transfer by collisions (conduct) Something is wrong. Air must radiate.
Greenhouse theory hasn't been 100% proven so your point is moot.
Nice
so when the black clothes are heated under sun, what's the reason?
@@visual1xxsay it by convection and conduction theory
Nice skip at 8:15 from Celcius to Kelvin lol, Coz Kelvin doesn't have degrees😂
Nice
💥Dats da Albedo effect💥
It is amazing that air is a poor thermal conductor (0.024 kcal(IT)/(h m K)]) and is equally is a poor IR radiator - only the 1% of it ( the GHGS) radiate (absorb and emit infrared radiation). That means 400ppmv (parts per million volume) CO2 and 1300 parts per billion(!) are doing the thermal transfering. Yet we are told the radiated GHG air molecules collide with the 99% non-GHG (oxygen and nitrogen) to transfer heat by convection - when they (by the numbers, thermal conduction) cannot thermally conduct (well). So what gives?
Blair Macdonald ill just pretend i understood everything you just said.
I edited, maybe that helps.
I like it
same😢😢😢😢
Great
raise your voice a little bit please and thank you
just increase your volume
Duhhhh
White clothes radiates you body heat and warms you up.. which is also not a good idea
anything I don't understand
I search up this guys channels name and watch his video
Seriously tnx🤗