Hearted Youtube comments on Veritasium (@veritasium) channel.

  1. Thank you for developing this documentary about the LED science.
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  2. I don't know what to say. I am a material science and engineering student from Ethiopia. I've been watching videos since grade 10, and they have had a big impact on my life. Thanks a lot!
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  3. I cant believe I never learned of the specifics of the radio issues. Heartbreaking. Thank you.
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  4. Your videos are incredible, this one was insane, all from your storytelling to the footage. You explain it in an easy way that people like myself understand, and the storytelling was great, combining the exciting PFV drone journey into the mix with educational segments of the fireworks. And the Cinematography and video work was outstanding, so beautiful shots that also help tell the story. I know you wanted to be a traditional filmmaker, but this it a great unique way of storytelling that is rare to see on YouTube. Keep going, Derek. Your videos are always fun and educational 🙂
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  5. I've been a fan of Theo Jansen for over a decade now. So excited to watch this
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  6. "Stop being so certain about things" Should be the automated response when anyone posts on twitter.
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  7. I love how you just casually say you have no merch. You're the exact opposite of all those lame vlogger youtubers who squeeze every last buck out of a video about nothing. I feel like you care about getting a message across first and making money from it in the last place, like you would still be doing this if it meant you had to live in somebody's basement (btw please don't, consider your children). Anyway, thank you for making your videos and I wish you all the succes in the next ten years and beyond.
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  8. This type of content is unbelievable! As an AP Calc and AP Stats teacher, it keeps me motivated to learn more and find more interesting problems for my students to keep them motivated.
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  9. Veritasium i don’t really care, it was still a great video. everyone complaining are pussies
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  10. Now I can sleep tight knowing that even if we never achieve FTL speeds, at least we got FTW covered.
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  11. And on the next episode, quantum teleportation. This show is all over the place
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  12. I did a bachelors in physics and I feel like I knew shamefully little about this. Nevertheless, really interesting video. One of your best to me, thanks
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  13. The first video I saw on your channel was the one about that 1kg sphere that was nearly perfectly round called "World´s Roundest object". And now this video comes up and it creates a loop in all the experiences I have had with your channel! You created so much new interests in me and I think this is the perfect opportunity to say: Thank You! Thank you for all the work you have done for me, the millions of viewers and sciences position on youtube etc. As I am from germany, it is sad to see that there are so few science channels and the once excisting are barely watched. Therefore you, as an american channel, have got a much wider audience and impact! greetings, Tim
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  14. One of the key elements that makes strandbeests so interesting is the way art and science blend together. It is not just a feat of engineering, but also a symbol of continuous creativity. The development of strandbeests over the course of 12,419 days is not only a reflection of the progress of research and technological innovation, but also a journey of exploration into the intersection of science, art and knowledge.
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  15. I had the same question from my children. This Veritasium video addressed the question so deeply and accurately.
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  16. As a student who studies car engieering, i must say producing a car battery costs a huge amount of co2 emmision, although the polution is low when it later put into use.
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  17. PRINCE RUPERTS DROP SHATTERING. What kind of pressure waves can be seen? You might need to call Destin or the SloMoGuys to capture it. :)
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  18. A mechanical/analog integrater? That’s badass-level of genius!
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  19. Veritasium and SmarterEveryDay should be required in primary schools. It just gets better all the time. Thanks for sharing your story...and your intelligence on Veritasium.
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  20. You know the past few months of 9th grade was tough on me skipping my zoom calls and not listening to my teachers just overall being a last slob. I have always wanted to be a scientist, but focused more on video games. Now after watching this video I have wanted to dedicate my time into more of school! Thank you veritasium for making this video! I’ve past by that video for 2 years after getting the notification on my phone while playing video games and saying I’ll watch that later, just now got to it. Now I regret missing the opportunity of a life time to watch a little short video, and be inspired by you to proceed with my dream to being a scientist. But now I’m glad I stumbled upon it because now I’m going to so my best because of you! I’ll be watching every video when I get that notification from now on. Thank you!
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  21. Been watching since the first videos. I’m a huge light nerd. My favorite video you’ve ever produced. First time I’m doing one of these. Great work!
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  22.  @madthough2298  We have videos on my youtube channel showing the vehicle going much faster than the wind as demonstrated by tell-tails that are mounted well above the top of the propeller and well out to both sides.
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  23. I love how giddy the organ player was to show you everything! He loves what he does!
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  24. Definitely stick with the 'quality over quantity' aspect I much more enjoy a high quality video especially when you're talking about physics principles that are difficult to understand. Honetly I dont have a particular preference on what videos you make wether they're about nuclear technoloy or optical illusions I enjoy them all.
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  25. Probably my highlight of the last 2 years was discovering this channel.
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  26. it was like watching an episode of mythbusters Grant Imahara surely is proud of you, Derek!
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  27. This is clearly the best Veritasium video and one of the best physics explanations I have seen! Thanks a lot!
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  28. Taking responsibility is a risk-taking behaviour. I remember when on a summer job at a power supply manufacturer, I found out an issue with the product that had to be corrected - when boxes were already about to be loaded into the shipping truck. So I said wait, we have to fix this. Later that day, my boss said, it's great that you stopped the shipment, it was a responsible decision. But you should have gone straight to my office, because you did not have the right to stop the shipment. And he was right - I had no such right. I just had the responsibility to pretend I did, because the alternative would be a recall. Some people are primarily mission-oriented: they want to accomplish the end-goal. Others are more process-oriented, they are motivated to follow the procedures. Aviation is an interesting combination of the two, because following procedures is critical to safety. That means it is very risky to start improvising, and there is a strong requirement to avoid doing it. There were two key elements that were missing in Earhart's flight: understanding of radio propagation on her part, and a strict, mutually-agreed to, detailed communication plan. Given that there was no possibility to divert, disaster was a distinct possibility. And yet, everyone seemed to have thought "we'll make it - somehow." Of course, hindsight is 20-20.
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  29. Just letting you know, as a physics major, I've learnt a lot on this channel.
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  30. Love what you do~! Thanks so much for an Amazing 10 years worth of content on YouTube.
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  31. Back after three years. This video deserves some sort of award D. It's what I've recommended to everyone I've talked b.h.'s with since you made it. Super clear, ultra concise, uber understandable, and hyper relateable. Congrats to Team Veratasium.
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  32. No one: 1950s: “Let’s use nukes for construction!”
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  33. He is obsessed btw: I saw Derek 3 days ago and this is the first thing he said to me. -- kH
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  34. Congratulations sir! You have been such an inspiration, perhaps the best victory in your carrier is inspiring young minds to start thinking in the ways of science. The quality of the videos just kept getting better. Such an awesome channel and such a big part of my childhood. Cheers 🥳
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  35. Coincidence: Just started to learn about Moment of Inertia in school. This helps man.
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  36. Derek is Head and Shoulders above the rest I’m sorry... I’ll leave now
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  37. He IS a science teacher. You're in his class right now.
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  38. Hello from France 🇫🇷 And hello from the subscribers of e-penser ;)
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  39. Man, Veritasium helped to kindle a love for science in me. Thanks Derek!!
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  40. a slightly awkward confession and gratefulness. but full of honesty. such a great guy.
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  41. This is one of your best videos for chemistry case study since the one on Fritz Haber. We, chemistry teachers thank you!
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  42. Learning new and often very complicated things is always so joyful and easy with your videos and passion. Thanks Veritasium team!
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  43. I think Derek got told to declutter his house..! Congrats on the decade! Here's to another :D
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  44. An additional note: the definition of the metre also depends on the definition of the second, which, since 1960, has been defined as the time it takes for an electron in a particular state of a Cesium-133 atom's electron shells to oscillate exactly 9,192,631,770 times.
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  45. I'm not crying, you're crying! That supercooled water video was the first one I watched, ever since your videos have been a source of inspiration and the spark that lit my hunger for knowledge on many fields. Thank you Derek!
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  46. Best resume of how PCR techniques evolved I ever heard/saw. Including my university education since 1988, when I attended a molecular biology course at London University College as a student.
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  47. It's the wonders of Polypropylene!
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  48. Mentour Pilot x Veritasium crossover???? Loving it!!!!
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  49. As a 33 year old who doesnt feel he has reached his lifes purpose or dreams, a guy who lives alone without a family.... your story fills me with hope and inspiration for my future. Your reflection is so deep and your content now is better than its ever been. THanks for sharing :)
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  50. My son sent me to watch this. I'm already subscribed but so frequently when it's physics I get a bit wary, I'm very much not a maths person. You start throwing equations across the screen and my mind often just quits right there, lol. But this was fascinating. When he told me the name of the principle I blinked at him and said "You mean conservation of energy?" and he started hopping up and down going "NO! That's just the thing! Augh, go watch it Mom!" SO here I am! And I see what y'all are saying. Interesting to think about and I look forward to the next one!
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