This Invention Got Nikola Tesla Inducted Into the Hall of Fame! : Jeremy Fielding #096

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[glennleader]

I was a Physics Laboratory Technician in local schools for decades. This is hands down the best demonstration of electromagnetism I've seen taught.

[bobclavile]

Great series. I'm almost 75, and still learning as much as I can. Thank you Jeremy. When people stop wondering and learning...SEND FLOWERS.

[d.b.cooper]

I've been an engineer for 30+ years and this is by far the best explanation of induction motors that I've ever seen. Thank You Jeremy for your watchable and informative videos. I hope these motivate new generations to understand the physical world and how it works!

[smartereveryday]

Dude this made me feel like a kid in all the right ways.

[Jeremy_Fielding]

Clarification: The history channel asked me if I would make a YouTube video about revolutionary engineering, related to their series on engineering coming out this month. I think their show is awesome, but I am not "in" the show. 😀 Sorry about the confusion if that wasn't clear. You should definitely watch the show if you can!

[barakethan]

The way you talk about engineering makes me co-feel the excitement you have to the subject. I enjoyed your video, please keep making more.

[bobbyhenigsmith]

I'm an electronic engineer working in the field and I still feel like a kid when I see videos like this! Great job!

[coreytaylor]

its so odd, he speaks so calmly and clearly but his excitement is so real and genuine its infectious

[ioannischristou]

My first degree was a professional diploma in Electrical Engineering (from the National Technical University of Athens), and then got to study Computer Science where I am still active today (as and developer). Of course, because of my training, I am very well aware of all the principles and applications of electro-magnetism. Even though I didn't like the electrical machines courses that we were taught as undergrads, I really loved your presentation! Congratulations for this beautifully made video that has "soul".

[telephonerock]

Best explanation of electric motors I have ever watched.

[game-f-un-limitedgamer]

Got "inducted" into the hall of fame.

Wow, that's some poetry.

[davidfansler]

Please tell me you're still teaching kids. In this day & age, we NEED people like you!!! God bless you

[alanpayne]

I'm a retired power engineering and have commissioned countless induction motors and generators of all sizes up to many megawatts and still find this video about the induction motor interesting and entertaining. I have also watched part of the series on the history channel and found that very good viewing. Jeremy - you are a great presenter.

[danielmarbella]

I would have loved to have a teacher like him on my high school times. Not only teaching fundamentals in a super magnetic way, but providing excitement for knowledge.

[Hey_you_______x]

Who is this Jeremy Fielding, why is he so easy to watch and entertaining?
This video was fun and I learned something.
Thanks man!

[Danimal-D-Animal]

I hated EVERYTHING about school, but I could watch Jeremy's videos all day and actually learn.
Thanks Jeremy!

[mojoomla]

This is science, engineering, experimentation, teaching, fun and love all bundled together !
Thank you Jeremy. You are a Gem.

[allanpiela]

I am 70 and sincerely wish this guy was my science teacher at school. Brilliant guy. Thank you Jeremy

[maxcactus]

Mr. Fielding, you are the professor EVERY aspiring engineer and science nerd should have in school! You make these concepts easy to understand and fun to learn. I recommend your channel to every parent and young child I know who expresses an interest in science, engineering and building stuff. Keep up the great work!! P.S. The History Channel could NOT have picked a better presenter for one of their engineering videos. That is AWESOME!!

[frankmakes]

Your excitement is infections. Now I understand why induction motors last so long.