Am reading this guy's textbook right now. Absoloutely the most brilliantly well done book EVER. So simple and concise. It lacks in teaching the math side of physics but OWNS on the conceptual side.

@falsehoodbasher7240

7 жыл бұрын

Well teachers test the math side so how screwed are you right now ;)

@con-gic.ceptlo8984

3 жыл бұрын

That what we need from physics. Once you understand the concept, it is easy to calculate. Concept is the base for the derivation of formulas.

This amazing man was my Conceptual Physics teacher at City College of San Francisco in the late 70's... he wrote the book and watching this video brought back some great memories... One of the few professors names I can remember from those days and that was due to the impact he had on his students.

@moodyblue1727

10 жыл бұрын

That I was!

@ameralamer7456

7 жыл бұрын

Lucky you!

@peretzo

6 жыл бұрын

Red Remley i have his books. i envy you for actually having been taught by him

@amarj9909

4 жыл бұрын

@@peretzo 1.may I know what are those books? He used refer you guys .. 2.if possible can u mention some of his books. 3.Where can I find his full lectures from online?

@peretzo

4 жыл бұрын

Amar J Conceptual Physics (by Paul G. Hewitt), Conceptual Physical Science Explorations (same author...). Great books. Look them up on Amazon

I love Paul Hewitt, I always called him the Bob Ross of physics he’s so passionate and happy about what he’s doing

I wish we had teachers like this at our school... my teachers don't remember that learning can also be fun :.(

You can hear the class giggle when he says "vibrators."

I still remember the day I was in his class in 1987 and he posed this sky question: As soon as he asked, "Why is the sky blue?" I countered, '...It IS?!?!?!" ...(I live in Pacifica, where it's often grey!) LOL. :)

This is awesome... I have been a Physics Teacher for last 10 years and I have never inspired the students like this... he has perfect conceptual clarity over the subject matter... really inspires me to be like him, 'an inspiring teacher'... thank you for sharing this video...

I cant stop watching these videos 😄

Now, listen up, gang. Raise your hand if you think this is the greatest teacher ever. Check your neighbor. Who says, "Yeah, that guy's pretty darn great!"? Is he? The answer begins with a 'Y'. Ends in an "es". YES!

paul hewitt is my favorite teacher

4:00 "We can do this experimentally" My favourite words.

I just read his book and now i'm watching him teach. Unbelievable. Great teaching strategy 🥰

his book conceptual physics is amazing too

This guys series is great!

The beauty of science is you can do it experimentally, not only in your head.

I wish I could be there. Never saw such a teacher. Awesome!

I hope I have a professor like this when I go to college.

wow what an excellent teacher, great video, very informative !

the most amazing teacher

Fantastic!! Even if slightly scary...I'd love Physics tutor like that!

Love you Paul 💞💕💓💞💖💘

Beautiful

KIND OF TEACHERS WE NEED. I JUST WANT TO FORWARD THIS TO MY PHYSICS TEACHER, PROBABLY I'LL BE SCOLDED AND THAT'S WHAT MAKES THE DIFFERENCE.

legend!

That was beautiful.

beautiful explanations!!

I am so lucky. This guy reminds me of my Physics teacher :) my teacher had a tendency to trow things... Great video, thanks :)

Loved the book...

This guys awesome.

Woow ..actually very nice..

what a teacher ! i wonder if i would have got him !

so amazing lecture 😍😍😍😍😍

I like this man

it has to be the best explanation unquestionably......everyone i heard was just beating around the bush .They were not not getting to the point just repeating the same shit ie scattering is inversely proportinal to wavelength. May be they themself didnt understood it.........great job.

THIS IS MY GRANDPA

@sunritroykarmakar4406

5 жыл бұрын

Alex Hewitt WOW

He's totally great. Teach me in Physics HL please.

how do they hear blue ?how did they know that and when he said bling or bring

Blue eyes are from Rayleigh scattering, too… so what exactly is vibrating in that case? And they are at least a wavelength apart? And what about grey eyes?

This is the best explanation I have ever heard about this.

@falsehoodbasher7240

7 жыл бұрын

So a dictator " teacher "'s explanation is "the best" to you SMH

@Azmina_the_warlock

6 жыл бұрын

Sunnism EXPOSED: The Hidden Sect dude what is your deal?

at 2:02, O2 and N2 he said and they interact with light he said to look blue later, the fact is the visible lights do not interact with O2 and N2, or we will have the massive green house effect, the light interacts with CO2 and H2O and CH4. can someone explain this to me why blue in the molecular level, not in the paul level. everyone know UV and infrared is opaque in H2O, only the visible spectrum of lights can pass through the air so that all life form on earth see the visible range only. opaque means absorbed, scattered then interact often to be absorbed again.

YESSSSSS!

I don't think the experiment was that clear, but is diagram and explanation was brilliant!

Love this guy...an ol'gal gets it! WOW.

loving all the sarcasm in the comments

What grade is this for?

I love this guy lol

I really learned a lot.... :D

@grzegorz16100

7 жыл бұрын

That is what bible says!!!

alter the composition of the atmosphere and get your wish

paul hewitt words: gang, honey, "yee!", check your neighbor, begins with... ends with...

I would be so frustrated in this guy's class, i wouldn't be able to learn like this at all XD

This guy reminds me so much of John C. McGinley

reallY ?? u so lucky!!

What is the proper color of the Sun? I think that this is important also. Sun is not white because it is absolute black body and black bodies have a mode in the spectrum.

@matunam250

9 жыл бұрын

Valentin Tihomirov it all depends on the light that you see from it, but the sun's natural color is most likely white, because it gives off so much light, and when mixed, they become white

@valtih1978

9 жыл бұрын

Which law says that maximum fades off when all amplitudes rise?

So how come we never see a green sun?

Nice lecture, but unfortunately the explanation is wrong. The "bells" (atoms in the sky) are not resonating with their own proper frequencies (high for smaller bells). The molecules are FORCED to vibrate at the frequency of light. And they reemit light at that very same frequency. Interestingly, when the frequency of the force applied (light) is very different (much smaller) than the natural frequency of the "bells", the amplitude of the light emitted is independent of the frequency. So all the molecules, when excited by different frequencies of light, oscillate with the same amplitude. Now, the electric field emitted by an oscillating molecule is proportional to the acceleration, which in turn is proportional to the frequency squared. And the energy reemitted is proportional to the square of the acceleration, which in turn is proportional to the frequency to the fourth power. In short, the the reason why the sky is blue not the higher "pitch" of the bells.

BE MY TEACHER PLZ!

The only good thing about my physics teacher is that he played Paul Hewitt lectures for us. Other than that he was just an ass.

I want him to be my teacher. :)

why is he not memeing

@kapullas physics is the study of God's design, think of it tht way:P

BING! The little bell goes bing! moluc --c MOLUSK

Physics daddy

What starts with F and ends with iziks? Fiziks!!! Yee

Teach my class please

the sun 150,000,000,000 kms away

@theperfectionist

6 жыл бұрын

wrong, it is 150 million kms away not 150 billion

@N0Xa880iUL

3 жыл бұрын

@@theperfectionist Or 1 A.U.

I thought you could only hear colors if you were on acid.

up in the sk sk sk sky?? molec c c cules fing gold!!

He’s written and illustrated outstanding HS and college textbooks. Has an engaging style, but uses over-done gesturing and oddly chosen objects to explain principles, felt to be distracting, by my students. They found his books more helpful

e=mc^2 its all i know

@kapullas haha

HC gang?

The reason sun set is red because the sun is moving away from the observer :)

@theearthisconcave1395

8 жыл бұрын

yes on a geocentric universe :)

@falsehoodbasher7240

7 жыл бұрын

Can geocenticists pass physics?

this is highly incorrect, the sun is apparently millions of miles km not thousands , and the reason there is a blue sky and a red sky is because the sun is actually very close! and it moves around us! we live in a geocentric universe, as the sun moves towards you blue shift, as the sun moves away red shift

@poldiam

8 жыл бұрын

Wtf?

@rolefko4189

6 жыл бұрын

Earth is not A Globe , stay in your egocentric universe.

@sunritroykarmakar4406

5 жыл бұрын

LOL

@Espionage-gq6ds

2 жыл бұрын

Dude I think you should've some hot dogs with extra chilli to get out of your illusioncentric universe.

@saris42 1. get some sense of humor. 2. you need to use your brain to understand physics ultimately, you need to be abstract.

Way to NOT explain... Worst example EVER. Sounds tuning forks???/ imagination???/ and then he tells us that we do experiments to test these things out, not just in our head.. And then the whole "Experiment" is forced to be in their imaginations..

u stupid

Sky is blue because God wanted to.

This dudes the epitome of tyranny. Demanding his poor children REGURGITATE his forceful spewings and get upset when they start to show signs of INDEPENDENT THINKING. Wow

@ChrisdoperMichigan

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you what the fuck this isn't first grade english class fucking jackass

Love you Paul 💞💕💓💞💖💘