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[Youtube Review][Veritasium] Why Gravity is NOT a Force
YouCo 2021. 3. 13. 11:06(Recommended)Popular Videos : [Veritasium] Why Gravity is NOT a Force
This time, I will review the popular YouTube videos.
These days, even if it's good to watch on YouTube, sometimes people skip it or don't watch it if it's too long.
Playtime Comments : [Veritasium] Why Gravity is NOT a Force
bu*********:
7:50 Ha! Joke's on you, because I'm watching this while falling from a
I don't quite understand this model of gravity yet, but I now have a slightly better understanding of why gravity due to the sun would continue to affect us normally for about 8 minutes if the sun were to spontaneously, completely disappear from our solar system
Ra******:
5:40 example is bit misleading and i cant explain on my mobile keyboard ,
TE**:
4:07 I guess slow mo was turned off?
AR*:
12:30 lol that kick on face....
Top Comments : [Veritasium] Why Gravity is NOT a Force
Go****:
Oh yeah, it's big brain time
Vi*****:
In a Nutshell:
Why Did Newton hit the apple ?
Id*******:
this changed my view on everything, now i say "you are accelerating up" to every person i see
Ya*************:
12:31 how to get bruce lee’d in 0g
MR*:
Veritasium: u r not an inertial observer
Me who is jumping off a roof: AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHHAAH U FOOL
The people on the ISS watching this video:
Te***:
So you're saying in Soviet Russia....
You don't hit the ground
The ground hits you
Einstein: man fall from a roof
Astronauts watching this: Am I a joke to you?
Zi*****:
"Gravity is just time travel"
- Vsauce
ISS astronauts watching your video: "Yes..."
IT*********:
My physics teacher to me: How You Know all those staffs?
Me: Derek Muller, Micle, Mehdi Sadaghdar
Th****************:
7:50
Me Watching this while Falling off a House: Yes
Hu**********:
jokes on you, i watched this in a crashing airplane so yes. i am a inertial observer
LO*:
But the question is, why does space time curve around massive objects?
Ph********:
You should be wearing a mask when you're so close to yourself on the couch.
Wa**********:
I just had an epiphany. I'm sure everyone else already knew this, though.
I used to wonder what would happen if you threw a ball up in the air on a space station that used centrifugal force to simulate gravity. Would the ball stay floating? Would it go backward? Would the ball float all the way to the center of the hub?
I just realized it would fall back to your hand just as it would on earth. The ball is following the same curved motion as the space station. On the outside of the space station, an observer would see the ball move in a straight line when the person inside throws the ball up, but due to the curvature of the space station, anyone inside the space station would just see the ball go up and down. They would throw the ball up at point A, the space station would spin in a curve while the ball moves in a straight line so the person could catch it at point B. My mind is blown.
Br************:
The Earth is Flat... our senses and perceptions when given credence prove this fact! We live on a stationary flat plane not a plane(t). Water finds it's own level. It can not wrap around a ball as we have been led to believe. There exists an Identifiable North pole. the South "Pole" however is in-fact a perceptible ice wall which acts much like the sides of a pool and keeps all water (oceans) contained. SEE: Samuel Rowbotham, The Bedford Level Experiment.
You are right, gravity does not exist. Movement within a column of air/water is base solely on an objects density/buoyancy relative to it's surrounding. A piece of wood and a rock will both fall through the air... the wood however will cease it's descent once the surface of the water has been contacted, while the rock will continue to descend downward in the water... Why??? because the rock is more dense relative to it's surroundings (water) and thus lacks buoyancy. The piece of would is less dense then the water thus it floats on the water but is more dense then the air that surrounds it causing the wood to remain at the waters surface. A gas, which is lighter than air (less dense), will of course move upward through both the water/air column. Movement through the water/air column is strictly a function of an objects buoyancy/density...
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