The magnet falls in slow-motion? No! It’s #physics! #DrTatiana #shorts

A copper plate is not magnetic, yet it slows down a heavy magnet falling on it. The reason? Lenz's law! As the magnet approaches, an increasing magnetic flux through the copper plate generates eddy currents in it which create a force opposing the fall. Science is so amazing!

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[zaimajawad]

I love this level of enthusiasm she has and yes I am learning new stuff in my mid30s.

[SmSmwhere-fh]

For those wondering, her name is dr. Tatiana

[Nxbulo]

She is very enthusiastic and i love it 😂

[ramonfabular]

Dr Tatiana Erukhimova, is such an enthusiastic teacher. 🥰

[Crispyrotatingdisk]

These kinds of professors are truly special - I'm doing my STEM biology degree, and very few of my professors can hold a candle to this

[Jellyfish_fly]

ARE YOU IMPRESSED? no.

hahaha she's so precious

[РазомСила-мя]

I love how she doesn’t just teach what something is, but shows how it works. If I had been in classes like this, I would have for sure paid more attention. These are the STEM professors we need to see everywhere!

[srs.shashank]

Dr. Tatiana is the physics teacher we all needed in our high school :)

[mandysterl]

In German Lenz's Law is called: Das Magnetfeld wirkt der Urschae seiner Entstehung immer entgegen.
Or in Englisch translated: The magntic field always counteracts the primordial chaos of its creation😮

[andersonapunike]

With all respect to all my university teachers, I wish I had Dr. Tatiana Erukhimova as my physics teacher! Just her energy and her passion is enough to keep any student motivated no matter how difficult the topic might be.

[RayLeejr]

These are the types of teachers that we need in all our schools!!! She actually teaches the students and makes learning interesting and fun, this lady needs a raise immediately!!!😊😊😊

[jordanbruce]

If we had more teachers like this we would have a lot more scientists

[Neuranet]

I could watch her explain things all day

[VoidDragon]

If my engineering professors were this enthusiastic and explained things as well as this lady, I would have continued studying engineering; instead of transferring to archaeology and anthropology! Fantastic demonstration, thank you.

[amosbenang]

You make physics so interesting, unlike my boring professors who made me develop a resistance to physics 😅

[aoifedeborha]

What I love is how counter intuitive it is if you didn’t know Lenz’s Law and haven’t seen a demo before. Thank you for sharing this!!! (:

[divster]

She should read for an audiobook. I would definitely listen to that. LOVE the way she says FORCE, CURRANT and COPPER PLATE!😅

[yash_wardhan__]

Changing flux generates EMF (electromotive force ) then this force creates an induced current called Eddy current thus this current produces its own magnetic field which opposes the initial flux
And that was Len's law..❤

[Splintz]

I really wish I had professors like this when I was in school I would have actually enjoyed science and would have loved to take chemistry

[eventuel]

She has a way of explaining things so that when she asks "are you impressed?" I am like "yes" even if she thinks we shouldn't be