power of thought - a quantum perspective - by kent healy
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a scientific approach to explaining the power of thought we have all heard it before quotyour thoughts create your realityquot well new quantum physics studies support this idea learn about recent research about how the mind can influence the behavior of subatomic particles and physical matter if you enjoy the video please pass it on to friends and family

sand vibration patterns - chladni plate
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sand on a rectangular metal plate shows the resonance patterns at specific frequencies of oscillationfor more information on this and many other physics and astronomy demos please visit us at: http:wwwapsmucademonstrationsindexphpoption=com_contentampampview=articleampampid=157ampampitemid=87

how do we know the universe is accelerating
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support minutephysics on patreon: http:wwwpatreoncomminutephysicsaatish bhatia helped write this video a big thanks for his help here039s his blog: http:wwwempiricalzealcomthe universe is expanding this we know from looking at red shifts of distant galaxies but the acceleration of the universe039s expansion is harder to measure it requires measuring the change of recession velocity over time and it039s done by comparing type ia supernovas as standard candles at different distances which is how we know the universe is acceleratingthanks to everyone who supports minutephysics on patreonlink to patreon supporters here: http:wwwminutephysicscomsupportershtmlreferencestype ia supernovaehttp:hyperphysicsphy-astrgsueduhbaseastrosnovcnhtmlhttps:enwikipediaorgwikitype_ia_supernovaluminosity distancehttps:enwikipediaorgwikiluminosity_distancehubble diagram for type ia supernovas relatively close to earth: http:wwwpnasorgcontent1011

smuggle truck - teaser - 2011 iphone ipad web
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the premiere smuggling game developed by owlchemy labsvisit http:smuggletruckcom for more infojoin us on facebook at http:facebookcomowlchemylabsfollow us on twitter http:twittercomowlchemylabs

tedxcaltech - leonard susskind - richard feynman
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leonard susskind is the felix bloch professor of physics at stanford university his research interests include string theory quantum field theory quantum statistical mechanics and quantum cosmology he is a member of the national academy of sciences and the american academy of arts and sciences and since 2009 has been serving as director of the stanford institute for theoretical physicsabout tedx x = independently organized event: in the spirit of ideas worth spreading tedx is a program of local self-organized events that bring people together to share a ted-like experience at a tedx event tedtalks video and live speakers combine to spark deep discussion and connection in a small group these local self-organized events are branded tedx where x = independently organized ted event the ted conference provides general guidance for the tedx program but individual tedx events are self-organized subject to certain rules and regulations on january 14 2011 caltech hosted tedxcaltech an exciting one-day event to honor richard feynman nobel laureate caltech physics professor iconoclast visionary and all-around quotcurious characterquot visit tedxcaltechcom for more details

five sigma - sixty symbols
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with all this talk about quotsigmaquot and certainty at the large hadron collider we attempt to explain what it039s all aboutvisit our website at http:wwwsixtysymbolscomwe039re on facebook at http:wwwfacebookcomsixtysymbolsand twitter at http:twittercomperiodicvideossixty symbols videos by brady haran

physics nobel prize 2011 - sixty symbols
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studying supernovae and the accelerating universe - and a bet over a bottle of whisky it039s our take on the 2011 nobel prize in physics won by saul perlmutter brian p schmidt and adam g riessvisit our website at http:wwwsixtysymbolscomwe039re on facebook at http:wwwfacebookcomsixtysymbolsand twitter at http:twittercomperiodicvideos

is your eye color not real
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check out say it loud from pbsds https:wwwyoutubecomsayitloudpbs subscribe so you dont miss a video http:bitlyiotbs_sub more info and sources below the eyes are often the first thing we see when we look at someone and when you look at them up close everyones eye color is a kaleidoscope of shapes and hues how does eye color work the answer involves some very cool physics and probably isnt what you were taught in school and youve probably wondered how is eye color inherited or why some people have blue eyes even if their parents eyes are brown get ready for a long look deep into the genetics and physics of eye color eyes eyecolor blueeyesreferences:genetics of human iris colour and patterns - richard a sturm mats larssonhttps:onlinelibrarywileycomdoifull101111j1755-148x200900606x iris color classification scaleshttps:wwwncbinlmnihgovpmcarticlespmc5729215 gwas findings for human iris patterns: association

feynman 039fun to imagine039 11: ways of thinking part one of two
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physicist richard feynman wonders about the different ways in which different people think about things to be continued from the bbc tv series 039fun to imagine039 1983 you can now watch higher quality versions of some of these episodes at wwwbbccoukarchivefeynman

039cern039 rapper compares gang culture to particle physics in new music video antimatter
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comparing gang culture to particle physics 039i say they collide and blow up039 from the particle physics rap album concerned:bandcamp: http:bitly2xjrct4spotify: http:spotifi2xuydy5itunesapple music: http:appleco2wnph45amazon: http:amznto2won9y1track artist: consensustrack title: antimatterinstrumental: consensusvisuals by lewi londonlyrics: https:geniuscomconsensus-antimatter-lyricsgrime in cern: https:youtube1ju3fo37ylerap in cern: https:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=tjl8-arzkbgcern rap: https:cmscernnewsconcerned-using-hip-hop-engage-new-audiences-particle-physicslondon live: https:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=-frcatjvaf8bbc radio interview: https:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=mjxabq5vtncern lectures: http:wwwvoice-onlinecoukarticlesouth-london-geneva-hip-hop-science-lessonsconsensus: https:consensusavr-musiccomconcern compares the annihilation of matter and anti-matter particle collisions to societal conflicts such a

what is a hot air balloon with narration - science for kids educational videos by mocomi
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http:mocomicom presents: what is a hot air balloonthe hot air balloon is the oldest flight technology used to carry humans watch this video and find out how the simple combination of heat and wind can be used to take people on magical journeys in the skya hot air balloon is a very simple type of aircraft that you can use to fly from one place to another using simple laws of physics one can travel in the basket suspended from a balloon and enjoy the beautiful view instead of being inside an aeroplane that flies much faster and at a much higher altitudethe working of a hot air balloon is simple it is made up of a balloon-shaped envelope in which you fill the hot air since air will rise when it is heated the balloon with the air inside is lifted giving it an upward thrust the balloon itself is made up of a nylon material with a heat-resistant material at the mouth where the burner is the liquid propane fuel is stored in cylinders in the wicker basket below we use wicker because it is

the love of ice amp fire
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download on google play : https:playgooglecomstoreappsdetailsid=comzabaroniceandfirejust draw lines and custom shapes to bump the ice and fire ballsit039s really easy to play but hard to master physics puzzle game you will love this game when you understand the gameplayfeatures: simple addictive and fun gameplay easy to play but it039s a little difficult to clear some levels draw lines and shapes freely sometimes you should think in and extraordinary way suitable for all ages you can share your scores and invite your friends it will test your brain abilities and help you to improve your brain fun and addictive brain-training game optimized 60fps gameplay high quality graphics every level has varius solutions use your imagination to solve this brain puzzles lots of unique and challenging levelscontact: follow us on facebook https:wwwfacebookcomtheloveoficeandfire

guns in space
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there039s more over on minutephysics039 channel right here: http:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=jn-ffjkgis8i039m pretty sure that subscribing to minutephysics was one of newton039s laws: http:wwwyoutubecomsubscription_centeradd_user=minutephysicsmusic by jake chudnow: music by jake chudnow: http:wwwsoundcloudcomjakechudnowjake039s channel: http:wwwyoutubecomjakechudnowplanet size comparrison: http:sciencenetlinkscominteractivesmessengerpscplanetsizehtmlgravity039s pull from different altitudes: http:physicsstackexchangecomquestions29929gravity-on-the-international-space-stationshoot gun on moon in space: http:wwwlifeslittlemysteriescom2167-gun-shoot-spacehtmlparis gun: http:enwikipediaorgwikiparis_gunfusion: http:enwikipediaorgwikinuclear_fusionan episode i made about the biggest holes in the world: http:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=fiw4gnaqcv4me on twitter: twittercomtweetsaucefacebook: http:wwwfacebookcomvsaucegaming

the battery that039s lasted 176 years
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guest video go subscribe to sally039s channel: http:youtubecomsallylepagein a laboratory at oxford university sits the oxford electric bell which has spent 176 years constantly ringing and no-one039s quite sure what the battery that powers it is made ofadd sally on all the social networks:twitter: http:twittercomsallylepagefacebook: http:facebookcomshedscienceinstagram: http:instagramcomsallylepagewebsite: http:sallylepagecouksnapchat: sallylepagethanks to camera operator mikayla hunter: https:wwwyoutubecomchannelucvv5i_zxsdpfhry1oexf6pgand thanks to the university of oxford039s physics department for letting us film the bellreferences:croft 1984 the oxford electric bell eur j physhttp:iopscienceioporgarticle1010880143-080754001croft 1985 the oxford dry pile clarendon laboratory historical notes no 3the clarendon dry pile department of physics websitehttp:wwwphysicsoxacukhistoryasppage=exhibit1

feynman 039fun to imagine039 8: seeingthings
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physicist richard feynman thinks aloud about swimming pools and the wonders of the electromagnetic spectrum from the bbc tv series 039fun to imagine039 1983 you can now watch higher quality versions of some of these episodes at wwwbbccoukarchivefeynman