Steve Mould sent me here :-)

The best explanation I've found so far. Also very accurate, most other sources are not. They say they "9,192,631,770 vibrations of Caesium atoms" which is incorrect and very confusing. It is "9,192,631,770 oscillations of the radiation that excites caesium atoms". Thanks for this!

@DomBurgess

6 жыл бұрын

Fantastic! So glad you liked it, and glad my info was accurate. Thanks for watching! Dom

You deserve more subscribers based on your content and work

@DomBurgess

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you! I agree! ;)

@DomBurgess

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks. I use a NTG4+ and place it as close as possible, a mixture of above and below frame. I'm not sure why my audio still doesn't sound great. My house has a lot of hard surfaces though which is the only thing I can think of.

Sent here by Steve Mould... You're good, man! Loved your presentation!

dude, where are your subs? your shit is on the same level as Vsause, keep up the good work

@DomBurgess

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks FeRo00o71! That is a huge compliment, I'm a big fan of Vsauce. Its tough starting out as a new channel and I don't do much promotion at the moment, need to do more for sure. Every subscriber helps though so please share with your friends! Thanks for the support! Dom

I have an exam on atomic and molecular physics coming on and today I was reading the notes of the professor. But when I saw that next topic was on atomic clocks I just thought: let me KZread that to gain some motivation. You gave me the motivation to continue reading and not to be lazy, thanks!

@DomBurgess

7 жыл бұрын

Amazing! Thanks Smalde! Thats what I love about KZread, you can learn things in so many different ways. :)

@berkk1993

6 жыл бұрын

wow, what do you study?

Holy crap, this content is amazing. Insane amount of work going into the editing and animation. Subbed! Hope your channel keeps on growing!

5:07 - subscribed

@DomBurgess

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you! :)

Dude. Your content is amazing. Im very happy Steve sent me here. Keep up the good work, we all appreciate you

Haha where are the subs man? Honestly one of the best KZreadrs.

@DomBurgess

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much Sebastian! I honestly don't know, I think it's because I don't post regular content - life gets in the way! I am trying to do more though. Look out for a new video later this month. :)

I really hope you get more subscribers. Your content is amazing. Great Job!!

@DomBurgess

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks Rafeal, me too!

Sir, this is probably the most well spoken and thought out demonstration of everything this Earth needs...Please, never stop. You are fantastic. I am metaphysically setting us up to meet one day. Take care!

These videos are amazing! I freaking love them! Do not stop making them please, I can't survive without them now D:

@DomBurgess

7 жыл бұрын

Ha ha! Thanks Thark, thats really kind of you! I am trying to post more regular content - look out for a new video at the end of this month. :)

wouldn't there be a small error that accumulates everytime the cessium corrects the radio waves?

Great video! really informative and simple enough for me to follow. keep up the good work!!

@DomBurgess

8 жыл бұрын

+Ed Beltran Thanks Ed! Much appreciated, and thats exactly what I aim for - simple but informative. Thanks! Dom

I have been unable to grasp this concept for days, until this video made everything click! Thank you!

Hay Dom , Love this ! such great way of explaining complex stuff!! great job. And so entertaining.

Excellent video! But something's not clear: how do the convert the oscillation of the quartz crystal (32,768Hz) to the frequency of the cesium atom's resonance frequency (9,192,631,770Hz) in the radio wave transmitter? At 4:02 you say the transmitter will transmit at 32kHz, but to 'excite' the cesium atoms the frequency needs to be it's resonance frequency (what you show at 4:33). Is there a missing step?

Me too. Came via Steve Mould

Subscribed. Simple but accurate video explaining in a way everyone understands. Been many years since taking Digital fundamentals, flip flood being one of them. Time for a refresher to relearn what I forgot.

You, sir, have earned a new subscriber. Every second of your video was informative and entertaining. Awesome topic too. I'm ready to dive into your other videos.

@DomBurgess

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much! :)

subscribed right away 🤩 keep up the good work

Got my subscription for an easy to follow and fun informative video on not such an easy topic! Thanks for the video pal!

@DomBurgess

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks! Glad it was useful and you enjoyed it! Dom

Great explanation. I'm wondering though, when the frequency is being corrected, how does it know if it's too fast or too slow?

What an excellent video filled with succinct information, great animations, and just the right amount of humour! Thoroughly entertaining. Especially the unexpected opera singing animation! aha. Keep it up, subbed, and "belled".

You just gained a new subscriber. Amazing video. Keep up the good work

Steve Mould brought me here. I was sceptical at first, but your quality blew my mind. Liked and subbed. Keep up the good work my man

Liked and subscribed because you deserve so much more!. Excellent explanation. :)

dude wow great video nice explanation and epic presentation 10/ 10 for me and you should have a lot more subz than that well you just earned one keep up the good work and I will share all your videos to help you a bit

@sanskarsahu2177

7 жыл бұрын

subscriber no 202

@DomBurgess

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much for the support! Dom

Very well explained! Thanks so much! Awesome channel! 🤯

Here from Steve Mould’s quartz video. Absolutely clear explanation in a well-produced video. I’m astounded you only have 20K subscribers (as of writing), but you just got one more. :D

Great video! I've been 'sent' here by a description from a video from Steve Mould's channel. Also subscribed! :D

Thank u sir for explaining in easy way , We need more people like u in WORLD , #LOVE FROM INDIA

@DomBurgess

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you too for your comment, made my day! :)

Got recommend to come to this channel. Definitely earned my subscription. Good work

Great video. Perfect mixture of explanation and humour.

Steve Mould sent me here and told me to SUBSCRIBE. I like what I'm seeing, hearing and learning from you, so you've gained a new subscriber. Be sure to thank Steve for the shout out, Dom!

I follow a lot of science related channels and you... You have potential right here, keep up the good work, I've suscribed

The clearest explanation I've seen to date.

Hi, can you tell me where you got that wool pullover? I've been searching for just such a thing. Also the video was excellent, especially in that it sparked my interest and I had to get a deeper understanding, as you can't cover all detail in a 5 minute video. I'm here from Steve Mould's video on Quartz Clocks. You deserve more subs.

Great work! You deserve more subs.

Steve Mould sent me to this video. Surprised to see you have not even 10K subs with such high qual content. ~Keep up the good work.

Awesome stuff! Subscribed!

You speak at the perfect speed for me, others tend to go a little fast. Great video, thanks!

easy to understand and just amazing!!

subscriber count do not all reflect the quality of the video.

@DomBurgess

6 жыл бұрын

I agree! Thanks for watching! Dom

Very clear explanation. Kepp up the good work!

Great video and explanation. Enjoyed it. Thanks.

Steve Mould brought me here. Great video! Subscribed :) Keep up the good work!

Thank you very much bro really well explained nice animation in there everything is slick

Got here from Steve Mould, great explanation on the workings of an Atomic Clock!

Brilliant explanations!

You explained it very wel,l good job.

@DomBurgess

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you! :)

I feel like I just stumbled into the first 1% of subs to a big channel. Well done and keep it up sir.

I'm here from Steve mould and I'm a new subscriber! Great vids!

Great video man 🙂

You're so good! Best explanation I've found on internet. I'll suggest my friends to subscribe your channel

What an incredible quality and explanation

criminally underrated channel. YT recommendations, do your thing.

Steve Mould sent me here and now I've subbed, thanks for the video from Denmark!

My first time to your channel. I watched about 14 seconds of this video. Your good. Love the humor level. Keep doing great! Lemme hit that subscribe buttom.....done!

Another geek subscribed! Keep on the good work!

Steve Mould sent me here. This channel needs to be known, it's really good!

wow! fantasticly informative and entertaining video!

@DomBurgess

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks Adam! Dom :)

Great Video. Actually the best that i have seen on Atomic Clocks, BUT I have a question. In all of this, how is the measure TIME being kept ? Is it done by counting the number radio waves being generated ?

Thanks for the video!

Steve Mould sent me here. You definitely deserve move subscribers. Great content.

Wow. Such an amazing video! And it was really fun.

Holly shit the animations and work put into this is crazy, great channel!

You are awesome! keep doing stuff like this! New suscriber here :D

@DomBurgess

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you and welcome! Great to have you aboard! :)

very informative,Thank you ^_^

@DomBurgess

6 жыл бұрын

Happy to help! :)

Great work! You deserve mo subs.

There's something I don't understand 100% here. The fact that Caesium resonates at that frequency and that frequency is exactly 1 second blows my mind. I understand that that frequency was defined to be a second but, when they decided to make that specific frequency a second, they used their previous definition of a second to come up with that number, correct?... I'm just wondering... Did they come up with that number AND by coincidence it was also the resonant frequency of Caesium, or did they have a close number and decided to round it to the Caesium's resonant frequency?

Hi there I liked your video. I am looking to buy a clock where the hands constantly moves and not ticks ? what do I search online ? thanks

Awesome video. finally understood how they work. Thanks

@DomBurgess

7 жыл бұрын

That's fantastic! So glad it helped! :)

Superb explanation❤

Thanks! This really helps :3

@DomBurgess

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

This is one of the best channel I've found on KZread 👏👏,thanks to Steve mould

Man, your are amazing! Good luck!

i just love that "EVERY THINK" stuff in the begining.......and i just watch it over and over again....:D

Where are the subs man; You must have at least 1M subs; Upload content every 2 weeks; You can hit 1M within one year.

@DomBurgess

2 жыл бұрын

Children and full time job doesn't really allow me to do that unfortunately! :)

I came here from Steve Mould. Great video, you got yourself a new subscriber :)

It helps me a lot....in my seminar... thanks....for rescue me....

@DomBurgess

8 жыл бұрын

+Shubhadeep Baidya Fantastic! Glad you enjoyed the video and it helped you with your studies. Thanks for subscribing too! Dom

Thank you I learned something new today.

Damn fine explanation, i love to learn and discover how things work. Thanks! “What we know is a drop, what we don't know is an ocean.” ― Isaac Newton

Steve mould recommended you, glad I checked it out. Awesome channel.

Easy to understand! Thanks

@DomBurgess

7 жыл бұрын

Great, glad you enjoyed! :)

Holy carp!! Two Everythink episodes in such quick succession? You spoil us, sir.

Steve Mould sent me! So based on that, and the first 47 seconds, you've earned a new subscriber!

Thank you Steve Mould for a great recommendation.

How on earth are you not at 1mil subs?!? Your stuff is top shelf KZread!

Great explanation, thanks to Steve Mould for the recommendation!

I just discovered this channel and it's amaze 🔥🔥 How tf don't you have like a million subs

what a great channel, hope it blows up

Thanks bro !!! you rock

@DomBurgess

6 жыл бұрын

Ha! Thanks Vivek! Glad you enjoyed! Dom

Came here because of Steve Mould. Subscribed right away! Amazing presentation buddy!

Hey, just found out about you. KZread recommendations doing their work alright. Keep up the good work brother.

Why I dont know about this channel, very cool work. Thank you

Brilliant video👍

Do you think it's possible that a quartz or atomic clock moving at high velocity in space (through the dark matter too) could be induced to have their frequencies reduced as velocity increases? Thx

Do miniature atomic clocks work in the same way or are they slightly different?

@DomBurgess

6 жыл бұрын

They do indeed.Thanks for watching! Dom