Quantum Mechanics: Animation explaining quantum physics

Covers all topics, including wave particle duality, Schrodinger's cat, EPR / Bell inequality, and the relationship between measurement and entanglement. Quantum Mechanics and Quantum Physics.

[EugeneKhutoryansky]

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[leen]

Just imagining how much time this person took to create the animations and then stream for free. Great respect to you.

[Prof.Laitharth]

This video was responsible for my interest in quantum mechanics 7 years ago, that led me to the present day where i am now a Physicist. Thank you for these amazing videos, you inspire and amaze millions of people!

[John-...]

The cat had amazing patience not chasing the marbles. Lol

[ImTotallyNewWave]

I wanted to take a moment to express my gratitude for the video you created on quantum mechanics, which I came across about 10 years ago. It had a huge impact on me and left a impression that has remained with me ever since.

At the time, I didn’t understand any physics or mathematics at all. I found the video challenging to comprehend fully. However, I kept returning to it, hoping to gain a better understanding. Watching your video sparked a desire within me to study physics, but unfortunately, I did not have the necessary qualifications in my country at that time.

I became determined to study physics and decided to teach myself physics, which eventually led me to leave my job and obtain the right degrees to study physics formally. I am now in my final year of study and this video was a major source of inspiration for me.

I wanted to express my appreciation for the work you have done and let you know that you have played a significant role in igniting my interest in physics. Your videos have been a constant source of motivation for me over the years, and I am grateful for the impact it has had on my life.

Thank you.

[ws_zilch]

The exact answer to the quantum mechanics is always: "yesn't"

[EugeneKhutoryansky]

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[dannycalamity]

This video made my jaw drop. Like, no joke, biggest plot twist I’ve ever experienced. It explains things in a way that makes you realize “Hey, uh, this is real. Like, this is the reality we live in and there are still TONS of mysteries that just make us go ‘wtf?’. Major respect. Also- creepiest cat I’ve ever seen. Ever.

[machina_aeterna]

I tried to understand the double slit experiment for 15 years and this was by far the best explanation.

[Milan-dbuy]

It's the first time I have seen an animation video explaining such a complicated topic so well and easily. 7 years late but thank you for this.

[jrdeckard]

Quantum physicist walks into a bar. Bartender says, "Weren't you here tomorrow?"
Quantum physicist says, "No, but I'll be back yesterday."

[Obmilni]

The combination of music, wave animations, and occasional cat makes this equally amusing and no less confusing.

[bradybelcourt]

No way that a cat would just let a marble roll past it!

[tomj]

the music makes you feel like youre understanding it, even though your not

[Oggy]

That cat has seen some thing he can not explain, and even if he could no one would understand him.

[blackviking]

Thank you again, Mr. Khutoryansky for the well thought out and very well presented lesson. Your work will invariably educate anyone who takes the time to learn. Greatly appreciated!

[jaimegomez]

Video: "This is one of the greatest unsolved problems in physics"

My stupid but arrogant brain: "I might be able to"

[Justintimegrow]

I'm 19 minutes in and my brain feels like it's one ball going through two holes.

[bradlyspencer]

10:30 You didn’t exist until the cat observed you.

[ussamabinnaveed]

Next time my teacher says I haven't submitted an assignment I'll tell her It was submitted it untill you observed it