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lecture 7 special relativity stanford

lecture 7 of leonard susskind039s course concentrating on quantum entanglements part 3 spring 2007 recorded may 21 2007 at stanford universitythis stanford continuing studies course is the third of a three-quarter sequence of classes exploring the quotquantum entanglementsquot in modern theoretical physics leonard susskind is the felix bloch professor of physics at stanford universitycomplete playlist for the course:http:wwwyoutubecomview_play_listp=5f9d6db4231291bestanford continuing studies: http:continuingstudiesstanfordeduabout leonard susskind: http:wwwstanfordedudeptphysicspeoplefacultysusskstanford university channel on youtube:http:wwwyoutubecomstanford
lectures 2 amp 3 special relativity stanford

lectures 2 and 3 of leonard susskind039s course concentrating on quantum entanglements part 3 spring 2007 recorded april 2007 at stanford universitythis stanford continuing studies course is the third of a three-quarter sequence of classes exploring the quotquantum entanglementsquot in modern theoretical physics leonard susskind is the felix bloch professor of physics at stanford universitycomplete playlist for the course:http:wwwyoutubecomview_play_listp=5f9d6db4231291bestanford continuing studies: http:continuingstudiesstanfordeduabout leonard susskind: http:wwwstanfordedudeptphysicspeoplefacultysusskstanford university channel on youtube:http:wwwyoutubecomstanford
lecture 8 special relativity stanford

lecture 8 of leonard susskind039s course concentrating on quantum entanglements part 3 spring 2007 recorded june 16 2007 at stanford universitythis stanford continuing studies course is the third of a three-quarter sequence of classes exploring the quotquantum entanglementsquot in modern theoretical physics leonard susskind is the felix bloch professor of physics at stanford universitycomplete playlist for the course:http:wwwyoutubecomview_play_listp=5f9d6db4231291bestanford continuing studies: http:continuingstudiesstanfordeduabout leonard susskind: http:wwwstanfordedudeptphysicspeoplefacultysusskstanford university channel on youtube:http:wwwyoutubecomstanford
lecture 9 special relativity stanford

lecture 9 of leonard susskind039s course concentrating on quantum entanglements part 3 spring 2007 recorded june 25 2007 at stanford universitythis stanford continuing studies course is the third of a three-quarter sequence of classes exploring the quotquantum entanglementsquot in modern theoretical physics leonard susskind is the felix bloch professor of physics at stanford universitycomplete playlist for the course:http:wwwyoutubecomview_play_listp=5f9d6db4231291bestanford continuing studies: http:continuingstudiesstanfordeduabout leonard susskind: http:wwwstanfordedudeptphysicspeoplefacultysusskstanford university channel on youtube:http:wwwyoutubecomstanford
why isn039t it faster to fly west

if the earth is spinning to the east at 1000 miles per hour why can039t we fly west more easilythanks to http:wwwaudiblecomminutephysics for supporting minutephysicslink to patreon supporters here: wwwminutephysicscomsupportershtmlmusic by nathaniel schroeder http:wwwsoundcloudcomdrschroederminutephysics is on google - http:bitlyqzewc6 and facebook - http:facebookcomminutephysicsand twitter - minutephysicsminute physics provides an energetic and entertaining view of old and new problems in physics -- all in a minutemusic by nathaniel schroeder http:wwwsoundcloudcomdrschroeder
joey039s alcohol vapouriser

how to make your very own alcohol vapouriser booze fun with physics
physics and biking

maxwell von stein a 22-year-old graduate of the cooper union built bicycle that uses a flywheel to store energy instead of braking max can transfer energy from the wheel to the flywheel which spins between the crossbars the flywheel stores the kinetic energy until max wants a boost then he can transfer the energy back to the wheel using a shifter on the handlebars production filming: ian chant aleszu bajak flora lichtman music: prelinger archives additional images: maxwell von stein source: npr
why is the solar system flat

thanks to embry-riddle aeronautical university for supporting us on subbablecom - http:prescotterauedua big thanks as well to subbable supporters the great tobini aka tobyn pearson and georgi yanev you make it possible for us to continue making minutephysicsmusic video - http:youtubeej2kfuifj38what to do when it039s cold outside - http:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=j3gs6tyinx4galaxy simulation by rob crain leiden and the virgo consortium visualization by rob crain leiden and jim geach hertfordshireminutephysics is on google - http:bitlyqzewc6 and facebook - http:facebookcomminutephysicsand twitter - minutephysicsminute physics provides an energetic and entertaining view of old and new problems in physics -- all in a minutemusic by nathaniel schroeder http:wwwsoundcloudcomdrschroeder
richard feynman talks about light

inconceivable nature of nature
how a commercial airplane is made

behind-the-scenes of an airbus a350 being builtthanks to the folks at airbus for bringing me to france germany ampamp the uk to visit their headquarters and facilities and see so much incredible engineering as you can probably tell from this video i was super excited to learn how airplanes are made and i hope you039ve enjoyed learning a little bit toothanks to all of the engineers technicians and staff who took the time to share their work:fernando alonsopeter chandleremanuele costanzolaurence savignacdaniel reckzehflorian seidelrob daviesphil brownimran khawajachris buckleydavid mcdonaldphilip simspaul beazley-longpaul craigolivier crioutim boddyanne janymark wainwrightnicolas antoinemark pearman-wrightraphael sheffielderic ezellingo wuggetzerdelphine cominlaurent fradinkatia streetanthony rosendochristian badetore prangpaige stantonvicky runciejill hutchinsondidier delibesjennifer newlandsadditional camerasound help by:masterfilmsjol montaguchristophe palisfranck fliesmuriel casas-parramonminutephysics is on google - http:bitlyqzewc6and facebook - http:facebookcomminutephysicsand twitter - minutephysicsminute physics provides an energetic and entertaining view of old and new problems in physics -- all in a minutemusic made freely available to the public domain by the musopen symphonyhttps:musopenorgmusicperformermusopen-symphony
fling clowny - fun physics game for iphone and ipad

fling clowny is a fun physics game with rich graphics realistic sound effects and 50 challenging levels download it today from itunes app storedownload today - http:itunesapplecomusappfling-clownyid553152358mt=8
the physics of car crashes

how is the chemical energy of gasoline transformed into kinetic energy of a moving car and where does that kinetic energy go when the car crashes into something and stops movingthanks to ford http:wwwtakeagoodlookcom for sponsoring this videolink to patreon supporters here: http:wwwminutephysicscomsupportershtmlmusic by nathaniel schroeder http:wwwsoundcloudcomdrschroederminutephysics is on google - http:bitlyqzewc6 and facebook - http:facebookcomminutephysicsand twitter - minutephysicsminute physics provides an energetic and entertaining view of old and new problems in physics -- all in a minute
mr dunaiski - periodic table of videos

here039s the teacher and original periodic table which inspired the periodicvideos and sixtysymbols projectsmore chemistry at http:wwwperiodicvideoscomfollow us on facebook at http:wwwfacebookcomperiodicvideosand on twitter at http:twittercomperiodicvideosperiodic videos films are by video journalist brady haran
top 10 demonstrations with tuning forks

tuning forks are wonderful tools for teaching physics in this video and accompanying article james lincoln physics teacher at tarbut v torah high school highlights 10 enriching demonstrations using tuning forks with everyday lab items like strobes mirrors water ping pong balls oscilloscopes and lasers watch nowhttp:wwwarborscicomcooltop-10-demonstrations-with-tuning-forks
how cats uptake water by lapping

pedro m reis sunghwan jung jeffrey m aristoff roman stocker quothow cats lap: water uptake by felis catusquot science published online november 11 2010 http:dxdoiorg101126science1195421animals have developed a range of drinking strategies depending on physiological and environmental constraints vertebrates with incomplete cheeks use their tongue to drink the most common example is the lapping of cats and dogs we show that the domestic cat felis catus laps by a subtle mechanism based on water adhesion to the dorsal side of the tongue a combined experimental and theoretical analysis reveals that felis catus exploits fluid inertia to defeat gravity and pull liquid into the mouth this competition between inertia and gravity sets the lapping frequency and yields a prediction for the dependence of frequency on animal mass measurements of lapping frequency across the family felidae support this prediction which suggests that the lapping mechanism is conserved among felines