Blackbody radiation

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[amnawajahat]

something about him screaming(?) makes me understand better

[theking-lyho]

Quite a pickup line; Girl you so hot you radiate light in the visible spectrum (03:51)

[andrewzhoe]

This is the kind of a teacher schools need :)

[idaghani]

I absolutely love the way this guy teaches. He makes things seem simpler than they really are, which is great!

[KalebPeters]

I love his clear disdain for the Fahrenhiet scale at 5:50 haha

[sagargour]

The guy looks so excited to teach
that makes learning more interesting!!

[DarkDragon]

At 2x speed he begins to radiate in the visible spectrum

[SoftCell]

at 2:25 you say that cooler objects are in the blue spectrum and hotter objects are in the red spectrum. That is actually reversed. Hotter objects are in the blue spectrum, hence why prior to our full understanding of this idea, we had the ultraviolet catastrophe

[kamerawithak]

You sure do have a lot of energy
Thanks for the video
Didn’t understand a shit the book said

[devnayak]

thank u my respected sir... and thanks to brightstorm

[nicu_danciu]

Very-very interesting way to present the lesson. Very intuitive. Thanks and congrats!

[knightmare]

The analogy that you've applied to teach is AWESOME

[eliebouroufail]

Excellent explanation! Thank thee for not diverting our attention with music and visual effects.

[enochbrown]

Wow, is this guy great or what? He's a normal guy without any pretensions discussing a very complicated topic as if it were not complicated. How often do you see that? A blessing for physics. God bless this man!

[mohamadtarek]

when you do Methamphetamine
but you love physics

[matttcoburn]

you dont need high tech graphics if you are a great story teller. Well Done!

[saivarun]

In Stefan Boltzmann formula,
what if "e" is equal to "0" will the power will be zero ?

[fractalnomics]

5:13 The emissivity of all shiny metals are near 0. This says there power output of shiny metals is near 0 (even if hot) - this makes no sense and is a contradiction to your first claim 'all thing radiate', Something is wrong. But the emissivity of shiny snow or even water is near 1, this means snow if a perfect absorber and emitter of IR radiation . Something is wrong and it is not me. I have discovered where the problem lays: anyone interested?

[srivaishnavi]

your energy is amazing! The explanation went right into my brain and not out of my left ear after entering my right ear!!

[JohnJ]

He's great. Love his teaching style.