What a video, thank you so much for this. It looks like something Melodysheep would do. Outstanding really, we need to protect videos like these at all costs.

@subhamkesh6086

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for the comment. I found a great channel from this.

@pirateradioFPV

Жыл бұрын

Generic clickbait bs.

@TheArtofFugue

Жыл бұрын

@@subhamkesh6086 so glad that you found melodysheep :).

@outterspace7240

Жыл бұрын

Ya there video is like premium quality yet it's free.

@joymazumdar4797

Жыл бұрын

Really glad to know that somebody knows about a channel that I thought not many people knew...

Amazing work. Honestly I think you make the best videos explaining general relativity on youtube. You show the math, but not in a scary way, and then you show the beauty of those equations that really should be seen as verses in a poem. Also, as a music artist I really like how you use my favourite Arctic Swells from Spitfire LABS in this video :)

@ScienceClicEN

Жыл бұрын

Well spotted! Gotta say I love the atmospheres in LABS, I used some in my video "Falling into a realistic Black Hole" as well :) Very glad you like my work 🙏

@Phantores

Жыл бұрын

@@ScienceClicEN by the way for how long are you invested in making music?

@ScienceClicEN

Жыл бұрын

@@Phantores My dad is a musician and he involved me very early, so I've been playing for almost all my life. In what regards production, I'd say it's been probably 12 years now

@Phantores

Жыл бұрын

@@ScienceClicEN amazing. I am involved for 5 years now and had to learn everything by myself. What instruments do you favour? For me it's certainly strings and all the more "forest sounding" ones

@theaslam9758

Жыл бұрын

this is such a wholesome comment section haha

This guy never fails to amaze. Such stunning visuals all derived from actual physics equations and he can explain everything so simply. I'm glad i found this channel ❤️

@whizzninja9740

Жыл бұрын

Did you mean "never disappoints"?

@rohitgunani

Жыл бұрын

*Never disappoints.

@manan-543

Жыл бұрын

Chill i corrected

Retired University Astrophysics Professor: It's also important to recognize black holes are very often emitters of vast amounts of energy and material. Perhaps something to consider for the next video.

the finely detailed image of the black holes gravitational lensing is one of the most beautiful things ive ever seen

Showing the Field Equations, at the end, is a very nice touche. I took two courses in general relativity. One at the undergraduate level where partial differential equations are primarily utilized. Then, in graduate school where you were introduced to differential geometry and the complexities of Lie derivatives, tensor analysis, and manifold theory. It was far more complex than I imagined but such a beautiful level of mathematics.

@jaysalbhatt2501

Жыл бұрын

GR is not about maths, its about physics

@thebestnumber1

Жыл бұрын

​@@jaysalbhatt2501 in the same way that poetry is not about language. But you can't avoid it.

@jaysalbhatt2501

Жыл бұрын

@@thebestnumber1 the real beauty in poetry is in the concept not language. Language is a tool to communicate concepts

@bigbluebuttonman1137

Жыл бұрын

​@@jaysalbhatt2501 Math and the real world are more related than people want to think. They exist in concert with each other. And you can gain deeper appreciations of both when you view them in that dynamic light.

@Mysoi123

10 ай бұрын

I believe the reason math works so well is that it is a language based on logic, and this logical foundation somehow exists in nature. Without logic, everything would be exactly the same, and there would be no way for us to differentiate one thing from another.

Arguably the most underrated science channel on KZread. Another perfect and amazing video!

Most beautiful Science Film I've Ever seen👏

This is hauntingly beautiful. What a fantastic piece of art, thank you for making this.

@gusfring96

Жыл бұрын

Imagine being thrown into that pitch black center of that wormhole. Scary but in a good, freeing way.

WOW. Your have the ABSOLUTE best narrator voice. Amazing voice and video production quality, thank you!

Sometimes we forget that this actually happens, what we are seeing actually exists in real time. This is not science fiction. Amazing work brother!

@Jack-uf6ec

Ай бұрын

Impossible to see the present. There is no real time. All information takes time to transmit. Every time an interaction between particles occurs we all observe it at different times depending on our distance from it. A moment in time can last forever : )

This channel is so underrated

This channel should be shown in all science classrooms

This is absolutely delightful! Whenever I find myself spending time alone at night, there's nothing quite like indulging in the pleasure of watching a short video like this to uplift my spirits and bring joy to my heart. It's a wonderful way to embrace the beauty of the moment and experience a sense of tranquility. Thank you for sharing such a delightful piece that brings a touch of magic to those quiet nights.

@wowplayer160

Жыл бұрын

Nothing wrong with being alone, less likely someone is gonna backstab you.

Beautiful! I also love that in the end you put the equation which seperates quantum mechanics with Relativity! This always sparks my motivation to pursue physics ❤

How mass and energy curve space and bend light.Beautiful!

Thank you for this video!!! In this time I am very tired of doing hard tasks of physics and this video really motivated me to keep doing!!

Simply beautiful, I don’t have a good enough command of the English language to write a comment that this video deserves.

AMAZING!!!!

Wow..just wow

BEAUTIFUL

Awesome!

I found your channel back when I was trying to learn about general relativity. Your way of explaining is very helpful and I've been a fan ever since. This short film is stunningly beautiful! The possible forces in space are just beyond comprehension 👏

Even before watching, Thumbs Up, science clic, Alessandro Russo and Mason are My Heroes. Much Love, Prince.

This is just incredibile. The guy behind this channel is doing what nobody has never done in this field: showing the beauty of physics and general relativity with spectacular animations. If these things stay in the books, only expert and scientists are able to get and understand them. The combination of the beautiful voice, the background and the video is just insane.

Best channel ever exist to explain about the physics and this terrifying and yet still relaxing universe

Amazing. Please share more videos like this.

I love these videos. Perfect for evening relaxation viewing even though they're often dealing with very destructive objects.

This guy is gooood ... !!! I thought Sabine was blowin' my mind. 😊

This vid make me think space in different and unique way

Fields within fields within fields... Stunningly beautiful. Why? Looking out and looking in always Inspires more questions. Amazing work.

A beautiful, beautiful thing...

AWESOME!, BEAUTIFUL and AMAZING!

Oh yeah! :)

It is marvelous! Thank you for this experience. We need 10 hours of this masterpiece!

Amazing .so incredible video. 🎉🎉

super nice visual very very superb

Mesmerizing.

Nothing more tham beautifull images, only that.

Bruh, I would pay money for a ScienceClic Screensaver. Or hell, a 1 hour video consisting of these simulations. These have to bevthe most realistic blsck hole animatons I'v ever seen in my whole life!!! I love your main content, but I wouldn't mind a 1 hour compilation of these animations you made

This is magnificent. Amazing. What incredible work you make.

I appreciate your videos

I started to wotch your videos since I was in the second year of my bachelor's degree but ,it's a time to say thank you for giving me basic foundation of theoretical physics.

Thanks for sharing 👍 thank you

A new masterpiece has just dropped! This is the only channel who chooses the hardest topics and makes it easiest.

We need a very extended version of this. Absolutely amazing

I would absolutely love to see a behind the scenes for making an animation/simulation like this, from working out the maths and applying the equations of general relativity to making the visuals. It's very much a mystery to me, and I would love for you to shed some light on that (even though I get that this is not the purpose of the channel). Where would you even start from? I am sure you make use of the schwarzschild metric in some way, where do you begin to make the simulations program, in what language and what is the logic behind it? Do you start from creating a space filled with sources of light (that later in the visuals become stars) and make calculations using these? or how would you go about it? Thanks for the awesome video as always.

Behold the pedagogy of the information age. What a time to be alive!

Hahhh... Magnificent simulation and music!

Literally one of the greatest videos on KZread. ❤

Nice video! Would love you to cover the Kerr-Newman spacetime. Thanks for your uploads.

This simulation made me cry 😭😭😭. Greatly inspired by your work

Best science channel by a country mile.

Thanks for making this incredible piece of art. I come to this every time when my mind is running wild to calm myself.

litterally the most beautiful video i ever came across in my life

Brilliant!! i'm so proud of being a subscriber for this channel since ever

Astonishing! On the one hand I didn't expect such a video on this channel, but on the other I really did. You're the best, thank you. I hope in one day you'll render something like this for KZread VR. I would spend hours in such visualization. I'm actually ready to donate for VR version of you ever announce it.

@0neIntangible

Жыл бұрын

Yes, and possibly in a future blockbuster movie ala Interstellar.

Once again. Another astonishing video, amazing, I especially like the part at the end with Einsteins field equation for space-time.

@armaanwadanimator8077

Жыл бұрын

Yes

"Space-time tells matter how to move; matter tells space-time how to curve" -John Wheeler

@tristandrew5903

Жыл бұрын

And light is the currency by which information and energy is exchanged

Thank you I appreciate the video a cosmic piece of art

Elegant and beautiful

Finally I found a pure & legit channel for cosmos 🌌 , like @melodysheep.❤❤❤

Absolutely beautiful Never seen something like this before

Wow. That deserves to be played at the IMAX just before movies start.

divine

one of the greatest channels of all time

This is something you'd watch in a big screen TV all dark. Beautiful!

Marvellous ❤️

please. More videos like this!

Amazing! 🎉🎉

Science click, i click ❗

Unbelievable. Beautiful animation

Wow... wish that was my wallpaper 😅

Einstein would be proud , Scary video 👏🏻

I'm always excited at the new insights I'll gain from this.

¡Gracias!

This is some Melodysheep level!

The meaning of constellations reminds us that the stars overhead have always mattered to humanity

Wow. Throughout the entire video, I was thinking about the strong curvature, but had difficulty with figuring out if it was the viewer travelling past the super-dense object... or the super-dense object was traveling past the viewer.

Hayatım boyunca izlediğim en iyi videolardan biri, one of the best videos I've ever seen in my life!

That's wicked!

Amazing

Omg this video is freaking amazing! Completely left my jaw on the floor in awe. Thanks for sharing this gem of a video to the world.

Thought this would drop into a beat. Sounds like old LTJ Bukem tracks. ❤

amazing! this is like warp drive

Beautiful. I need to watch this on a large screen. Thank you.

Greatest channel about general relativity on youtube. Thank you so much.

I absolutely marvel at the quality of content available in this day and age. The amount of amazing ways to explain concepts in different ways is simply wonderful. I wish I had these resources in high school, instead of a mere textbook. Truly, I wish I had pursued a career in STEM.

can't wait to see a vid about that equation. awesome reel, thanks!

Superb and outstanding video. First class 👍

I'm grateful i get to watch this content for free, these videos are truly immersive 💯

THAT WAS SO BEAUTIFUL!

Incredible!

goodnight

Thanks

@ScienceClicEN

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for your support 🙏

@offy121

Жыл бұрын

@@ScienceClicEN keep it going, your efforts are really appreciated!

You have created black holes in our mind 😂 amazing work... Love you 👍🏻

beautiful😵‍💫

This would make an awesome live wallpaper 😜

I really appreciate the level of dedication you have for education through art. This is great work.

Dear Science Clic! Your videos made some of the more challenging concepts in nature very approachable and delivered many woderful insights to all your viewers. I was wondering if the weak isospin and weak hypercharge as well as their consequences and possibly genesis came to existence in lieu of modern understanding of physics could be a topic of one of your future videos? Thank you in advance :)