Hearted Youtube comments on Veritasium (@veritasium) channel.

  1. His kids must've had a blast the day of filming this video 😂
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  2. Being in Uni doing things like this can be very fulfilling...solving complex problems, coming up with very awkward but working solutions and learning new things everyday is very satisfying.
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  3. As a physics student in the 3rd semester this is a brilliant video to watch...literally goosebumps all the time. It is so satisfying to see what u have learned being illustrated in such a way. Just WOW really
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  4. Rocket Man Derek just floating around with a single molecule of ethanol.
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  5. Most compelling argument for clicking the bell. Im sold
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  6. That moment when you realize Pascal's triangle was the secret sauce all along
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  7. Only Science channel that provides 30 minute videos that doesn't feel like 30 minute videos. ❤
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  8. "The thing is that people are worried about making mistakes, but you can't learn without making mistakes a lot of times." -The woman at the end. This is such an important piece of wisdom that everyone would benefit from by taking to heart. It's okay to make mistakes, and we should be gracious with those who make mistakes as well.
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  9. I live in Belgium and I assure you I won't be the only Belgian who has never heard this story before.
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  10. This had me in tears. Such a wonderful life story, I'm so happy for you. Whatever content you make from here, I'll watch it regardless because you have captured not only my attention, but my respect too. Hell, I even acknowledged you (among other science influencers) in my thesis. You keep doing you, man.
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  11. I was a flight attendant for almost 28 years. One time, after take off, there was a hissing sound near door 4 on a 747. Turned out that the seat belt of the flight attendant seat had got stuck in the door when it was closed. The pilots depressurized the cabin (we were still climbing) and reduced speed. It took 3 guys with all our strength to lift the door lever a few centimetres so that a fourth one could haul the buckle in out of the doorframe. I was never worried anyone might open a door by accident after that. It was cool though to look for a brief moment outside through the slit that had opened and see the ground racing along 3km or so below
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  12. "I'm terrible at click bait" Yet I'm here
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  13. Dang your wife is very pretty!
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  14. " acceleration is a deviation from a geodesic " - core point
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  15. "What can I do for you?" M O R E S C I E N C E
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  16. Thanks for being one of the best science communicators on YouTube. Channels like yours remind me why the sciences were my favorite subjects.
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  17. Derek's ability to break down mathematical terms into common language is amazing. As an Electrical engineer who works in Signal processing, the FFT algorithm is my bread and butter.
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  18. SOOO OZONE is supposed to block UV... An interesting experiment would be: Set up an electric arc (which will normally create the "ozone smell") and see if there is a stream of ozone emanating in dark waves with your UV cam ???
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  19. Well this just summed up math and computer science in university in 30 minutes
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  20. I'd just like to take a moment and say that Veritasium production quality has just SKYROCKETED recently. 🔥 It's so so good. Huge kudos to the Derek and the whole team behind these videos! 🙏
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  21. Thank you for inviting me to your TED Talk. Seriously though, great video.
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  22. The kg is dead, long live the kg! All hail the kg!
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  23. I love these aerogel videos. As interesting as thy're are fun to watch. Nice work!
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  24. You have definitely set the bar for the quality of your videos in recent 5 - 7 videos. Every video is just an adventure and literally makes people ponder about the topics you discuss for like a week or so. For most of the science channels I watch, I would forget about it most likely in a day or so. I don't know if it's teaching or presentation skills but the topics you discuss have the highest retention rate.
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  25. I'm a student at Stanford in an optics class; we have our final exam in a few days and it covers literally everything in this video: reflection, refraction, dispersion, Snell's Law, Brewster's Angle, diffraction patterns, constructive/destructive interference, etc. This video could not have had more perfect timing!
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  26. Great video Derek! It was nice to meet you at JPL when you were filming this, keep making great videos!
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  27. Similarly to some of the other comments, I studied Aeronautical engineering for four years, worked for Rolls Royce jet engines in the defence aerospace sector and been an airline pilot now for 12 years. I’ve loved Veritasium videos for years and this just proves to me how well researched these videos are. Thanks for all your effort, accuracy and clarity!
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  28. i shed a little tear when the telltale points towards you, ngl
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  29. before i start watching the video i wanted to say: every time a new thumbnail from this channel pops up in my feed i know it’s happy time. thank you so much!
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  30. Blow high-pressure air through a tiny hole to create Mach diamonds! I did that with my Schlieren set-up and it looks phenomenal! Bonus if you make that tiny hole a CD nozzle by drilling the hole using a tap on both sides.
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  31. Would love to try this one 😍
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  32. This is the best explanation I've seen of Bell's theorem, excellent video
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  33. I've literally been wondering for years why the universe started with low entropy when it was so uniform. Wouldn't say I have a clear understanding now but at least I'm not completely in the dark anymore. Thank you so much for explaining this ♥️
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  34. If maths was taught like this, I would've understood pretty much everything and not develop a phobia towards it.
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  35. This guy told us, he has to create titles that encourages clicks with a provocative thumbnail to stay relevant because of YouTube algorithms. I subscribed with alert on!!! Every single one of his video is quality and shouldn’t be subjected to a bot.
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  36. Your thumbnails are so freaking good.
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  37. Last time I was this early , Meter was defined by Platinum Rod .
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  38. I can’t remember when was the last time I had to know the answer to a physics problem this badly Thanks for the satisfying answer and not making me spend a sleepless night thinking about it by not making us wait for another video for the answer
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  39. Bro watching this because just now watched "My Life Story". Bravo.. Kudos to you brother.
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  40. Analog devices like the Fourier analyzer are so astounding to me for how creative the inventor had to be. One of the coolest is a "planimeter", which measures the area of an arbitrary shape by tracing around its perimeter.
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  41. At a time when so many of my childhood channels have quieted down, I'm glad to see peak Veritasium is here today.
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  42. Ah, the infamous cosmic rays every IT specialist deals with a few times in their career. Had one of them myself, first year doing it professionally!
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  43. This absolutely blew my mind. I expected nothing less from you, Derek. Thank you for everything you do.
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  44. Goosebumps, Weird feeling from heart and Gut. Water from eyes. How is this possible through a bunch of 1s and 0s
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  45. That's how things go wrong in Hollywood movies and Derek turns into magneto 🤣
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  46. The animation in these videos keep getting better and better, I love it.
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  47. back to back veritasium videos. lets gooo!!!
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  48. Damn your animations have improved so much over the years
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  49. "There will always be true statements that are impossible to prove. That is life." *existential crisis kicks in again
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  50. Hello, this is the best explanation of PCR I have seen. Having defended my PhD in molecular biology in 2006, I can attest that PCR is certainly the most used method in the labs today and have opened so many doors in knowledge and diagnosis possibilities. Thanks for this video ! Next time my friends asks about what I do, I’ll send them the link !
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