5 Rules of the Electric Field

[leonphung]

either is this for kids or not, this guy explain the concept 10 times better than my college professor.

[phoenixofhyrule]

10 years later and you are still better than most modern explanations, thanks a lot sir.

[Slowpokeanimation]

This was the most relevant video I've ever seen which made me understand the concept better than any other teacher.

[stelissa]

A very clear explanation that avoids difficult vocabulary.

[pulakjain]

the most helpful video i came across on the topic yet
Thanks a lot

[baraskparas]

Great presentation. Accuracy and some subtle humor.

[Ricky]

this really helped me remember the direction of the lines. vry nice, thx!

[sasanrahmatian]

For Rule 3 ("line density is field strength"), I think what he means to say is: "Field strength is depicted/modeled by line density as a visual aid."

[yashjaiswal]

This guy explains better than my school teachers they are just hurrying to complete syllabus instead of explaining thing properly.

[Silveryback]

This is really cool and fascinating stuff. Good delivery, it was entertaining for some reason.

[moniks]

I love it !!! Awesome please do make such ultimate things

[locnguyenquy]

Great vid, but almost made me think my headphones were broken

[aanchalchaudhary]

its very interesting...worth watching agn n agn..

[MLFranklin]

Very helpful. I hope this guy gets paid well.

[riyak]

I know all the rules but he made me click that video it is so interesting!

[dangakong]

This is soo amazing. Thank you VERY much

[S.n]

Glad I found this video the hour before my physics exam😂

[saidamir]

significantly meaningfull and easy to understand video, thank you very much

[vaibhavshukla]

Why the audio is one handed? I could only hear it in my left headphone

[rickitysplitz]

So, are the magnetic fields made out of positive charges, photons, or what? If so, how does the Electron itself produce one? I get confused. I am trying to understand the nature of the Magnetic field and it's composition.