Newton's Laws of Motion and Forces

The Tiros Team:

A 3D animated educational video for Grade 11 Physics (SPH3U)

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Topics Covered:
Newton's Three Laws of Motion
Intuition on Motion

[dhariri]

It's been a little over two years now since Matt and I made these videos. Although we didn't achieve our dream of building a library of beautiful educational aids- the positive and encouraging comments I receive to my inbox every day and the 100, 000 or so people we've helped brings me a lot of happiness. Wishing everyone good luck on their December exams!

[FedorKai]

I'm here cause i stayed home playing XboxOne, and tommorow i have my physics exam, thank you for this video, without you i couldn't do this

[TirosEducational]

We used a lot of different software, but generally the workflow was: C4D -> After Effects -> Premiere Pro. Glad you enjoyed it!

[briankeeny]

Many Years Later, and still good content and explanations. Why are you not making them any more ?

[Chindanaid]

This is one of the best Vids. Ever seen as an Educational Videos !! Make more of them

[dennistwigg]

The graphics are outstanding. The presentation about Newton's Laws of Motion and Forces is superb. Good job!

[Elleanor-ckpr]

This actually makes revision bearable, I love the sound of his voice, it is so soothing lol

[convenientlamppost]

This video is phenomenal. I clearly understand the 3 laws now.Thank you for your hard work. All I can do is subscribe to you and like your video for all your help. Keep up the hard work.

[BradGatton]

Clear likeable voice. Awesome visuals. Suitable music. Interesting narration. Brilliant little video.

[VLLEYballLVER]

This is awesome! So wish you were still producing more videos. I always fund myself searching for videos on physics and none are as good as this one

[drecanius]

There is no greater fun than to watch these videos they're sick

[saraha]

Can I just say, these graphics are so good, like wowowow

[mrpregnant]

I see a strong correlation between Hegelian's Dialectics; Thesis-Antithesis-Synthesis, and Newtons Laws of Motion. Antithesis is the contrast or opposition of an idea or concept, and synthesis is the unified whole of mutually exclusive elements, or the reconciliation of contradictory ideas where a new idea is formed, and this concept has been perfectly demonstrated within the medical context. Our perception of the world is constructed around polar opposites, a notion demonstrated in Issac Newton's Three Laws of Motion, a law in nature that laid the foundation for classical mechanics.

Primarily the "Third Law" which states; every force or action is contingent on an equal reactive force. Meaning if you push a cup on a table, it's motion and velocity should be perpetual, but what hinders or constricts is movement is an external force; like the friction on the table applied contrastingly to the cup in motion, hence it stops. Or the "First Law" which states; an object in uniform motion stays in motion unless acted upon by any given force.

[-Nine-]

This is a very well done video, I only wish I had been lucky enough to see this when I was taking my first physical science class.

[ChemGuyCCHS]

Excellent Presentation, and with the robot pushing the masses, it looks High Tech, and not comic strip physics. Keep up the Great Work !

[FHO]

this is excellent, GREAT ANIMATION will get your audience to really listen.

[Rsbhandy]

Well explained and brilliantly animated!

[kotosqoposrly]

Finally a didactic video on physics!!

Thank you, very much :)

[lishx]

This is an amazing video!! The visuals are spectacular... Thank you!
Do you have any more on physic gcse topics? Also, i tried to access your website and it stated that it was unavailable...?
Thanks

[shabeehahmed]

Thank you so much for this video ! You have no idea how much this helped me for my test and I understood everything through this video's brilliant examples !!! Please keep on making fantastic videos like this :)