NERDING OUT - Animation vs. Physics | Physicist Reacts

Alright, this was AMAZING... I have tried my best to shorten this video because my explanations where way too long. But fantastic Job from Alan Becker and his team on both the animation and the physics

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[boodstain]

You’re like the Mass Effect Logs/History Logs whenever a video like this comes out. You end up talking about concepts and theories that I could never understand while I’m just sitting here like “Smart man knows much, me like stick figure do funny math moves.”

[dishonoredsubject]

my brain be like, "speak your funny words magic man. ooh space cowboy".

[merlok]

going to admit I didn't understand most of this but after seeing this I genuinely see why people like physics

[Enelanimations-]

-7:00 "at least it wasn't an apple"

-31:40 *apple*

[taqresu]

I love how the Second Coming felt inclined to toss an apple at his past self despite it not really serving a purpose like the other objects.
Sure, you could argue that it was to catch his attention and direct him towards the Blackhole, but he had the apple smack his own head and laughed about it twice.

[LoneTiger]

12:16 _"You are mad."_
Orange Stick: _"Thank goodness. If I wasn't, this'd probably never work."_ 😹

[blueIceblues]

I love how that closed string at 38:55 slowly turned into an apple, restarting the whole cycle

[raiLeurTA]

36:10 It was actually one of Alan's lead animators who was the brain behind this.

I'll say it once and say it again art & science are more interconnected than most people think.

Art inspires science and science inspires art.

-S.T.E.A.M

[Anviden-di]

"John takes one of the apples away calculate the mass of the sun" I know a similar more absurd task that i was told as a child: "There were two giraffes one blue one to the left what a kilo of asphalt weighs if the hedgehog is 32 years old?"

[vaingloriant]

These reactions are really great since you often break down or examine things in the video, so it feels more like a mixture between a commentary and reaction video, which is very nice. Reaction channels get a lot of flak (some rightfully so as they add very little to the content) but your channel is a much needed exception. Well done!

[jeffsmith]

This guy: it’s actually rather simple
Me: I like your funny words magic man

[savdebunnies]

Alan Becker has a second channel with a friend called "Animators vs Games" which is primarily a gaming channel, but they also do their own reacts to these videos. For this and the math one, Alan explains the story was primarily by his lead animator.

[Real_MisterSir]

I feel like with any physics concept, if you dig deep enough you always end up with "the problem is, quantum mechanics" sooner or later 😂

Also I'd think "Animation vs. Chemistry" would be next in line. The trifecta of math, physics, chemistry must be completed :)

[blusterlumino]

we truly need a long form video of your full explanation of the physics involved
speaking especially am a engineering student and this has truly taken my interest

[terminusest]

I love how every other react youtuber also are as blank and confused with string theory and quantum mechanics once they got to that stage. It just goes to show how little many know of that field of physics, even to the physicists themselves.

[RoseKobold]

that stellaris music in the background is so good, one on of my favorite soundtracks for background music

[benedictcabrera]

“Mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell” 😂😂

[violinist]

I absolutely LOVE it when nerds meet other nerds and start talking! This was very informative!! Thank you breaking it down for us mere mortals.

[KakhaPrime]

7:16 "how do you remember things?" hahahaha, i don't.

[shimasanjiko]

the doki doki music at 10:12 brought back nightmares, i wasnt expecting to hear it in a video like this .D