Newton's 3 Laws, with a bicycle - Joshua Manley

Why would it be hard to pedal a 10,000 pound bicycle? This simple explanation shows how Newton's 3 laws of motion might help you ride your bike.

[hoppes]

By far this is the perfect and easy explanation of Law of motion

[kylechen]

A student in bed will remain in bed until acted upon by a large enough panic: The lesser-known Newton's 4th Law.

[fortress]

Thank you for teaching in 3 minutes what my teacher couldn’t teach me in a week.

[shaladddin]

3 hours worth of class compressed into 3 minutes worth of video
amazing...👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[kozakgaming]

11 years ago huh ty for that great video

[slow_inernet]

I did my own experiment by hitting my dad, and he reacted.

[iiMoumen]

Simple, Short but VERY useful. Thank you 🙃

[ZahidKhan-hnyd]

I have no words to and appreciate this explanation

[paulsunday]

Sometimes, I feel Newton's third law of motion is forced to suite a narrattive, even when it doesn't necessarily explain a phenomena. It is hard to explain the applicability of the law in relations to the motion a bicycle. I think it is because the bicycle moves vertically, meanwhile the law suites horizontal motion. It better fits the working for a rocket going to space. But for a bicycle I find I awkward. Great video by the way

[bzuscience]

Newton was really the true scientist who had changed the thinking habits of the people. Before him, people were facing the same kinds of problems but no one tried to find the reasons behind these happenings. I salute Newton for giving us a sense of thinking and imagining.

[smilesfinn]

they straight up made this man dummy thicc just to slow him down

[ItzDevil-nkry]

Newton's 4th law of motion -😃A book remains at rest and covered with dust until and unless some internal or external exam appears.😆 The speed of turning page is directly proportional to the syllabus to be covered and the tension remains constant. 😅🤣

[t.s]

Can't believe Redbull ad saved my physics exam

[DamascusSteal]

Me after watching 2 videos about maths and science.
*Now i know everything in the universe, im even smarter than einstein*

[chikujha]

I wish your lectures were there in my college days, physics sure would have been fun

[truexorcerer]

This was very useful for doing my school work.

[AAMEERAHMARIANO]

Ted is forever Ted. I love these lessons! @TED-Ed

[anonymoususer]

Nice video, but something missing or not directly stated, for Newton's 1st Law:

Objects at rest tend to stay at rest *unless acted upon by an outside force.*
Objects in motion tend to stay in motion with the same velocity (velocity is speed with direction, and depending on your frame of reference, it can be negative) *unless acted upon by an outside force.*

[mahmudaadil]

this was the best explanation i found!!!

[shaikhaalqaydi]

Thanks for putting a a whole week lesson into 3 minutes appreciate it😁😁