Episode 26: Harmony of the Spheres - The Mechanical Universe
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- Episode 26. Harmony of the Spheres: A last lingering look back at mechanics to see new connections between old discoveries.
“The Mechanical Universe,” is a critically-acclaimed series of 52 thirty-minute videos covering the basic topics of an introductory university physics course.
Each program in the series opens and closes with Caltech Professor David Goodstein providing philosophical, historical and often humorous insight into the subject at hand while lecturing to his freshman physics class. The series contains hundreds of computer animation segments, created by Dr. James F. Blinn, as the primary tool of instruction. Dynamic location footage and historical re-creations are also used to stress the fact that science is a human endeavor.
The series was originally produced as a broadcast telecourse in 1985 by Caltech and Intelecom, Inc. with program funding from the Annenberg/CPB Project.
The online version of the series is sponsored by the Information Science and Technology initiative at Caltech. ist.caltech.edu
©1985 California Institute of Technology, The Corporation for Community College Television, and The Annenberg/CPB Project
I watched this series early in the morning, before going to work, back in the mid 80's when it was presented on PBS. The CGI graphics, which seem so simple now, were revolutionary back then. Goodman's series is a masterpiece.
'Goodstein'
@@GalileanInvariance Correct, thanks!
The graphics are so good even these days.
Great, thanks Caltech!
Will c
One of my favorite science series.
Good video to see what I need to go back and rewatch.
Absolutely well done and definitely keep it up!!! 👍👍👍👍👍👍
RIP Professor David Goodstein.
RIP ✡Prof. Goodstein. I got to meet him about 30 years ago at a PittCon Convention. Incredible man and educator. He will be missed.
I put this on the same order of Carl Sagan's masterpiece COSMOS...There is no series on these subjects that match this.
Why uou up in my shit
You highly finished.
High ley finish? Keep going...
@@1x1carlisle12 lol
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Beleza ! Um episódio para recapitular o que foi visto .
Wondrous! Along with the books, Choose Only Love, which have come through Sebastian Blaksley, we are entering a time of transformation. Miracles of all kinds.....namaste,
It would have been much more interesting if the "music of the spheres" would have been generated from a geocentric perspective. Not only would it result in more varied audio where especially retrograde motions would sound distinct, but it's also the perspective that the ancient coiners of the phrase "music of the spheres" had.
Wonderful series and beautiful music
Thnx caltech
Thanks a lot👍📼
Fascinating Thank you!
bravo! bravo!!
brilliant
I'm still not over Pluto.
A recap of previous episodes.
The only reason Aristotle used earth as a stable centre for his calculations was because he knew the results were more accurate than using the sun as the centre.For example, Aristarchus of Samos wasn't as accurate because he used an heliocentric model.
im going to play the music of the spheres *sicko mode starts playing*
Music of the Spheres is like this...
Remeber that time you first realized that 8576309 was about a guy who found a number on the bathroom wall?
🤔 or maybe you didn't realize anything just like I didn't...
In music the fifths are 4152637 which is 28 so 10 so 1...in that order in the Circle of Fifths and the Major scale starts with the key of C that has no sharps or flats
but Jenny is the next octave up because 8576309 is 38 so 10 so 1 and says HI because zero is not a letter but 8 and 9 are...the number is the writing are the notes on the wall. You cant out wit music
Its the order of the classical names of the days related to their order in the classical planets, so:
Moon 1 C Lunae - Monday
Mercury 2 D Mercurii - Wednesday
Venus 3 E Veneris - Friday
Sun 4 F Solis - Sunday
Mars 5 G Martis - Tuesday
Jupiter 6 A Jovis - Thursday
Saturn 7 B Saturni - Saturday
So:
Sun 4 F Solis - Sunday
Moon 1 C Lunae - Monday
Mars 5 G Martis - Tuesday
Mercury 2 D Mercurii - Wednesday
Jupiter 6 A Jovis - Thursday
Venus 3 E Veneris - Friday
Saturn 7 B Saturni - Saturday
4152637
FCGDAEB
FCGDAEB is the Circle of Fifths and the order of the weekdays and classical order of planets
BEAD are the first notes on the 7th fret of the guitar in standard western tuning right? And its a repetitive theme in the Circle of Fifths. Its one
I guess they thought Mercury was closer to us than Venus. Now relate that to the classical words of the days, look at the Latin, in english the week days except monday (moonday) were changed to germanic deities.
And the 21 notes are 3 sets of 7. A-G, Ab-Gb and A#-Gb which is 777 so 21 so 3.
where can i buy this car battery ?
Uou can't prob ain't hot enough Michaelangelo s
"Is Pluto a planet again?" | Planetarium | University of Southern Maine
It's always been a planet. Just going to take astrologers a while longer to recognize it.
Never ever again. But it is in the top 10 of the dwarfs, a.k.a. sorry-excuse-for-a- planet ones, a.k.a. the ones that are just-spherical-rocks-in-unofficial-orbits.
18:50 Russel’s Teapot anyone?
This is so annoying. Whoever put the Annenberg Media logo at the front of these videos really made a mistake. It throws the whole audio off the video. I have watched these lectures more than once, so I know there was not always this Annenberg Media introduction. Can someone please put it back to what it was?
Talk to me
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Good one😂
loving the series but the song of the spheres is hot garbage
Bahaha that's my aunt kim
So fuscious
Can you provide a time index so that she can be visually identified?
@@GalileanInvariance The horse 🐎 @14 mabe
Absolutely well done and definitely keep it up!!! 👍👍👍👍👍