Feynman's Lost Lecture (ft. 3Blue1Brown)

Feynman's Lost Lecture (ft. 3Blue1Brown)

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@trentpratt6187
@trentpratt6187 - 12.02.2024 17:32

I think this is clickbait I never did see any lost lecture with Richard Feynman just a bunch of b***** from some stupid idiot

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@withoutdad7616
@withoutdad7616 - 12.02.2024 14:50

Although this is not a proof, it is possible to program a simple elliptical orbit as dr/dt in a loop. This formula would be in x,y,z,t space and requires only an origin. Not as proofy, but useful for simple radial mechanics.

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@klasgryttman6603
@klasgryttman6603 - 11.02.2024 22:26

Would that mean that, if the sun was in the centre of our orbit we would have a circular orbit and not an elliptical?

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@luisamendes8181
@luisamendes8181 - 11.02.2024 17:53

I wonder if using Fourier transform were easier 🤔

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@rossholst5315
@rossholst5315 - 06.01.2024 08:11

Is an ellipse not just the shape of a chord through a sphere with one end along a diameter, and the other inclinated at some angle with respect to the diameter?

Do we oscillate perpindicular to the plane of orbit such that the average of all the rotated elliptical orbits generates a circle in the plane or orbit?

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@sdsa007
@sdsa007 - 03.01.2024 11:20

if we observe that acceleration is perpendicular to the velocity vector, can we get a regular polygon (circle) map of acceleration vectors from the velocity regular polygon (circle) map? after rotating and turning the velocity map into an ellipse? This is just for extra CPU processing after I finish digesting this video....

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@robertthacker495
@robertthacker495 - 07.12.2023 04:39

This is an outstanding presentation - What software did you use to create the plots?? thanks

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@user-kr6bw7wr8h
@user-kr6bw7wr8h - 03.12.2023 01:21

It has to be like this because the sum of all interior angles in a triangle is always 180 degrees.

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@infochan6776
@infochan6776 - 01.11.2023 23:15

I am so confused but I'll come back to this later when I've approached infinite intelligence.

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@godalmighty5970
@godalmighty5970 - 28.10.2023 23:07

You mean he lost it, we lost it or he lost it during the lecture & in a way a Fine Man shouldn't.

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@craigmatthews4517
@craigmatthews4517 - 27.10.2023 16:47

Appreciate the explanation as I know there are a lot of proofs of Kepler's laws, but I have found very few videos explaining Newtons conclusion on why orbits must be ellipses. That part of the story where Halley requested his analysis has always fascinated me. Thanks

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@vivekdabholkar5965
@vivekdabholkar5965 - 29.09.2023 17:34

Grant you are an awesome teacher even for a Ph.D

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@user-cf5fe1rr1t
@user-cf5fe1rr1t - 22.09.2023 05:35

Dear, I am a mathematics teacher from Sichuan, China. Can you tell me what software are used to make these video animations? Thanks

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@noahhovde3888
@noahhovde3888 - 14.09.2023 02:09

Feynman was from Queens, not Brooklyn!!!

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@Killer_Kovacs
@Killer_Kovacs - 13.09.2023 08:47

Black holes really screw this up.

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@bakaleader6813
@bakaleader6813 - 04.09.2023 15:56

Oh my god, straight lines from a point, create Elipse, sphere.

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@Darthvanger
@Darthvanger - 03.09.2023 05:06

Omg this problem is hard both with calculus and without it 😅

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@MarkoMikulicic
@MarkoMikulicic - 03.09.2023 04:04

"Remember that all you need to follow along is infinite intelligence." Lol

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@arkdotgif
@arkdotgif - 19.08.2023 08:41

this was literally just a 3b1b video lmaoooo

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@JgHaverty
@JgHaverty - 06.08.2023 09:28

Lol; amazingly intuitive and simple presentation of an outrageously complex topic. Orbital mechanics being explained using basic geometry, entry level integration, and wonderful diagrams.... wayyy better than how i had to learn this stuff 😂. Now we just need to add in quantum effects, gravitational [relativistic] effects and time dilation, and dynamical friction and we're good to go! 😅 conceptually though, this is probably the best introduction to this you could ask for.

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@playpaltalk
@playpaltalk - 03.08.2023 03:38

I need to watch it again and again to help my low IQ to get it all in.

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@chrismofer
@chrismofer - 30.07.2023 21:01

I program microcontrollers, and once was figuring out a way to ramp a motor up or down in a smooth way when I figured out that if you start with some point x,y and some velocity Vx and Vy, you can write a simple program that adds to Vx and removes the same amount from Vy, and it will trace a portion of a circle. with some simple tweaks it draws a complete circle. with no visible trig functions and a simple ballistic-physics-like script I was surprised to see circles and ellipses form. It turns out you can create a discrete-time-function orbit simulator on a computer with just a few lines of code.

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@jungleent1972
@jungleent1972 - 28.07.2023 22:43

Your dads think they're smart

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@orstorzsok6708
@orstorzsok6708 - 28.07.2023 18:08

Please, do not pronounce foci as 'fosai', but as the latin requires is: 'foki'....

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@pobinr
@pobinr - 27.07.2023 15:14

Why does background music have to be added to everything these days? 🤔🙄

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@optimusprimum
@optimusprimum - 27.07.2023 06:29

I fucking love smart people. God do I love them so dearly.

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@hennybrowns
@hennybrowns - 27.07.2023 04:30

bruh

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@izaactheberean6860
@izaactheberean6860 - 24.07.2023 10:05

What happens if you do this at the center? Just a smaller circle emerges?

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@philosphorus
@philosphorus - 23.07.2023 20:22

It isnt foco in latin it is focus. Focus means hearth, fireplace, altar, stove. The plural is foci. Foco is a dative or ablative of focus

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@simeonlaplace6495
@simeonlaplace6495 - 22.07.2023 15:36

can someone tl;dr this?

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@movingurbanly4346
@movingurbanly4346 - 21.07.2023 19:31

nope not a scientist racist hchewish freemason lodges and coommunistr int activities

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@dimitriburyak6513
@dimitriburyak6513 - 24.06.2023 09:24

if I had infinite intelligence I would not need that lecture

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@kzeich
@kzeich - 19.06.2023 22:31

Well I'll be damned

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@danacoleman4007
@danacoleman4007 - 19.06.2023 01:40

Videos like this make me wish I were more intelligent or that I had been born long enough ago to have had an original interesting thought to share with the world.

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@aliabdulbasit1448
@aliabdulbasit1448 - 17.06.2023 00:02

.

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@NGwIK
@NGwIK - 12.06.2023 22:58

Goods observations! Congratulation.. 2023.06.12

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@bastiaanstapelberg9018
@bastiaanstapelberg9018 - 10.06.2023 23:37

Verdient zeker meer erkennning

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@sudharsanansrinivasan649
@sudharsanansrinivasan649 - 03.06.2023 15:50

Are electron orbits elliptical in an atom by the same argument?

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@shishirsingha8485
@shishirsingha8485 - 19.05.2023 20:44

😮

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@libandahir7953
@libandahir7953 - 19.05.2023 09:17

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@MaximusAurelius1987
@MaximusAurelius1987 - 08.05.2023 21:00

Let’s see some Hakini Mudra, Triad Claw, covert Hail Satan, etc

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@yellowedpinkchickenbanana2341
@yellowedpinkchickenbanana2341 - 08.05.2023 15:34

Im just curious. Technically this means that the orbit can still be a circle, right? Besides, circles are basically ellipses, just with some additional properties

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@ved9402
@ved9402 - 19.04.2023 08:36

the change in velocity vector that is constant implies that accelaration in tangential direction is constant but in radial direction its always changing that is change in the velocity vector along radial direction (accelaration in radial direction) is propotional to radius^2 so it could form some other polygon same thing goes when you tie a bicycle tyre rim to a string and rotate it

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@Trojan7575
@Trojan7575 - 18.04.2023 02:01

While Feynmam was a Genius and a brilliant person, pls remmember he basicaly created his own formula writing equations? Which tbh i never understood 😅😊

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