Thanks everyone. I plan to invest more time in this channel, and hope to upload new videos really soon, in particular, some frequent requests and more. So see you soon.

@AJ5

4 жыл бұрын

Please never give up quality for quantity. You're a unique channel and I can see you being there at the top of science channels!

@udiprod

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks a lot. Yes, I'll do my best to stay at the same level.

@Pokiwar

4 жыл бұрын

@@udiprod Genuinely you have such quality content. I feel that, for me at least, animation provides a whole dimension of articulation that captures the attention in a way words can often fail to - and your's are of excellent quality. As the other said, quality over quantity any day. It makes the videos rewatchable and far more useful than excessive lower quality ones. Thank you sincerely for your time and effort, it assuredly does not go unnoticed

@udiprod

4 жыл бұрын

@@Pokiwar Thanks!

@NomadicVoxel

4 жыл бұрын

Man, you always manage to explain such complex things in a way a five year old can comprehend. Keep up the great work!

A new video from udiprod? A surprise to be sure, but a welcome one.

This video is a Christmas miracle!

You create some of the best educational videos on the internet. I know I'll watch this video a lot, just like I did with the quantum physics video. Please never stop making them, once every other year is infinitely better than none.

"...explain using a flat model of the Earth..." Flat Earthers: Y E S

I have waited 2 years

Moon and Earth rotate around their common center of gravity which is moving continuously inside the earth's surface.

Thank you. This is hands down the best visual explanation of tidal forces I’ve ever seen. Though I did get a bit worried when you said, “… flat earth model…”

i love how u can just "add a camera" or "decrease the moons mass"

@chasemarangu

3 жыл бұрын

@SQ38 correct

Petition for Bogo sorting video ⬇️

@pianojay5146

4 жыл бұрын

Eurovision Cyan With full competition between bubble sort and Bogo sort!

@cliffwilley3093

4 жыл бұрын

I wonder how they would do it

@paper2222

4 жыл бұрын

Shadinpaw The Cat i think the robots would get one ball, replace it with another ball randomly

@jaek7595

4 жыл бұрын

should’ve been an april fools vid

@professorbrainstorminmemef4779

4 жыл бұрын

son of a- I was going to make a comment about this but you beat me to it. but srsly we need this to happen

I was expecting a "it's caused by the moon pulling on the oceans!", but I was pleasantly surprised to see a much more detailed explanation!

It's the very best explanation of this topic that I ever heard. Thanks. It would bec even clearer if you change the term "fictious force" to something like "lagging force" because that lagging concept really tipped the scale for me from not understanding to understanding.

@wavydaveyparker

3 ай бұрын

What an interesting comment, and I totally agree. Thanks. Whatever makes it easier for someone to gain an understanding of a particular topic in science, is a very useful tool to have in your possession, as long as it agrees with the observational data. However, why not save yourself the trouble of inventing more fictitious names, and just call it the "centrifugal force." A *real* force that only appears in an accelerated frame of reference, in exactly the same way that the so-called force of gravity does. Albeit for the one proviso, that it acts in the opposite direction to the aforementioned force. That's what Sir Isaac Newton would've done, and I wouldn't want to disagree with him, would you? All the best.

A udiprod video? Haley's comet must have come early. I remember watching these in middle school, and they're still making new ones now that I've graduated college and gotten a job. What legends.

I find oddly pleasant that the pause circle perfectly fits the earth figure when pressed (at least in touch devices). I'm really glad you're back :)

i'm so glad you're coming back- the sorting videos were amazing! i'll definitely watch all the other ones after finishing those, this is awesome

Perfect Christmas gift that I ever had ... !

Great explanation, I had no idea there was so much to it! Love the new narrator. I hope you're back in the mood for more new videos because they're fantastic!

this is hands down the best explanation of tidal forces, while also staying correct and not going to shorthand to just explain everything away due to centrifugal force. My Professor of planetary physics insisted on the centrifugal force being real and I was not convinced and now i know again why.

Two years I’ve waited... and it was worth it after watching that amazing video

For the first time in 2 years, udiprod uploaded a video.

Just randomly ran into this channel and am loving it so far. Hope to see more videos!

this channel is painfully underrated

I feel like it's 2007 and I'm a kid watching the Science Channel again. Thanks, man, this content is fantastic. Keep it up!

After 2 years, a new udiprod video has been given to us by the gods.

Hey udiprod! Welcome back. Your videos helped me pass Algorithm 101 back in college and your halting problem is simply amazing. Since you're back, I'd simply turn on the notification not to miss a single video. Thanks man!

This account is so unique in its presentations and so easy to follow the explanations!

Yay new video!!! See you again in 1-3 more years!

Nice video! Well done, entertaining, and informative. TIL I never really knew how tidal forces worked, but now I do!

You are one of my favorite long term KZreadrs. I'm a fan till I get old.

A udiprod video! This is a once in a decade experience!

What a christmas present, another Udiprod upload!

Oh, haven't seen this channel in a while. Welcome back.

Wow, I rewatched all of your videos... I totally forgot about you... Great video!! As always...

The legend is back! It's great to see you again!

This guy is a hidden gem!!! Keep up the great work

Return of the legend! Thank you for again uploading video it has been long time :)

One must wait for high quality content!

this channel is so underrated omg

This is one of the most entertaining, educational and underrated KZread channels out there. Hope you grow to the likes of Captain Disillusion and Kurzgesagt soon.

Thank you for this video! Great visuals and explanations! I’m reading Incandescence by Greg Egan and this video helped my understanding of it so much.

Welcome back to KZread!!!

I've been a space and physics nerd for years. I've never quite understood why there were two tidal bulges until seeing this video. It never really occurred to me that the earth would be accelerating towards the moon faster than the ocean on the opposite side of the earth from the moon.

Finally a new video! If you are going to be active again, will you upload more sorting algorithms and other computer logic videos? I loved it.

The best explanation I've seen so far!! Thanks a LOTTTT

Oh my god I was rewatching this channel videos like two days ago! Niceeee

this channel is still alive?! wow Love your content btw

Finally a new video!

I logged in to subscribe, your videos are so promising! I'd compare how easily I comprehend the video with others, they're made just how I'd cognitively comprehend sth.

Finally after 2 years of silence.

The return of the king

FAnTasTic Video!! Even if you may didn't make more vids, I want to say thanks to you. This is a really good explanation about tidal forces! Better than what my professors taught!

Hats off to you man for this awesome explanation

so ... is this channel not dead?

@insightfulgarbage

4 жыл бұрын

It's cranking videos at the same rate it always has been, why would it be dead ?

@thejbo777

4 жыл бұрын

Ori Exactly, at a rate about 0.00000003 Hz

@anselmschueler

4 жыл бұрын

@@thejbo777 At precisely 0.00000003171 Hz

@thejbo777

4 жыл бұрын

schuelermine you right i kept only one sig fig tho

He has returned!

I study Aerospace Engineering and this video is INCREDIBLE!

The return of the King

Man you gotta keep uploading!!!

This video is pure GOLD!

amazing video, best visualization ever!

I’ve realized that just with the title “Tidal Patterns”, its not easy to find they site I mentioned on my previous post. What I had posted on that site was: “Farther parts of the Earth are NOT SUFFICIENTLY attracted by the Moon in order to follow an orbit equal to the one of Earth´s C.M. (if they could move independently from the rest of the planet). Due to that, they try to get a farther orbit. They rest of they planet prevents that, exerting a "moonward" force. And those farther parts exert an opposite reaction force ... All those forces stretch farther solid Earth´s parts, and where water they so called hide tide bulge builds, trying to reach an equilibrium with own Earth´s attraction (not fully achievable due to they daily Earth´s quick rotation, what also is the cause of the some couple of hours gap between high tide meridian and Moon´s actual position). A "mirror" phenomenon happens at closer half of the Earth, because its parts are attracted by the Moon TOO MUCH for the average orbit, they try to get a closer orbit, but the rest of they planet prevents it ... “ And if anybody wants to see more about previous discussion, the link to mentioned KZread site is: Tidal Patterns

this was a very entertaining visualisation

The perfect explanation for tidal forces.

WOW! I never thought that the fictitious force cancels out the real force so that the objects does not accelerate in the non inertial frame

The channel's alive!!!!!

Great video! I want to understand why we need those fictitious forces when switching to a non-inertial frame of reference with the cameras.

@wavydaveyparker

Жыл бұрын

With Udiprod’s permission, I’d like to attempt an answer for you, and then you might be kind enough to view my own “daft” little video and I’ll attempt to explain further? The viewpoint of the “cameras” has no effect on the observed phenomenon. The earth-moon system is definitely “accelerating” so, therefore, it is a non-inertial reference frame and must include the “apparent” forces. Regardless of whatever camera you want to view it with. Does that help? The “apparent” forces do not disappear just because you choose to view it through an inertial reference frame camera, but of course you (personally!) won’t feel the “apparent” forces because you’re now holding a inertial reference frame camera. So, I agree it does get confusing when you start mentioning reference frames?

Love your videos!

Huzzah, udiprod has returned!

This channel is crazy cool

Oh my God, he's back!

But this doesn't deal with the centrifugal effect of the barycentric spin of the Earth, which adds to the far side tidal bulge ( significantly)

Welcome back!

Thank you very much, this clip is the best of best ! To Achieve What Nobody Else Has over hundreds of years.

Your non-inertial frame (1:33) is actually an inertial frame. To appear stationary amidst the uniform gravity field would actually require energy, and it would be the non-inertial frame. Great video nonetheless, thank you!

@SpencerTwiddy

4 жыл бұрын

Right, inert means still. The one on the left is still, the one on the right is moving (requires energy)

@VidarrKerr

2 жыл бұрын

It confused me for a second, then I realized it was just a mistake.

@bewareofyikes

2 ай бұрын

if you are saying that non inertial frame seems to not accelerating from the depiction, then yes. but it is one of the possible ways to show this phenomenon in a video. energy requirement thing you said sounds irrelevant, i think.

@wavydaveyparker

2 ай бұрын

​​@@bewareofyikes Hi Sergio, seeing as you commented in a thread that's 4 years old, hoping someone would reply! 😂 The energy requirement is relevant. The unfortunate mistake that Udiprod made here, was with the definition of an *Inertial* frame. An inertial frame does *not* include any forces, be they real or unreal. Analysing the tidal forces in an inertial frame is what's irrelevant here, I think.

great video

*they're back*

I wonder what next year's video will be, hope is another sorting one, with bogus or maybe goblin.

Great Video.

They're back!

Holy shit they uploaded, a Christmas miracle! Nice 👍

Oh hey you're back

welcome back!

Thanks, it helped a lot

great video :)

The legend is back bois,

OMG it finally makes sense! In university we would just write down the definitions, and then do some crazy math xD

This is an amazing explanation of tidal forces! How large does an object have to be in order to experience tidal forces? Does an atom experience tidal force?

@hinsonhau9129

Жыл бұрын

Yes i suppose

5:30 "The left side is somewhat bigger because of how the graph is curving...let's compute it's first and second derivatives" WHOA NOW baby, I'm just not ready for that kind of commitment

He predicted the _Worldwide_ Coronavirus with that Coronavirus looking Earth!

First video after 2 years :))

Ohhh u're back on KZread !!! Ohoaaaaa

Hi your videos are so good and what are the softwares used.

@udiprod

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks! I'm using Maya.

Came from the MIP*=RE video and i wish the algorithm led me to your channel 4 days earlief because i just had an exam qn on this hahaha.. what software do u use btw? Great animations and explanation

@udiprod

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks! I'm using Maya.

Cool video :) -Felix, the German

So, as for the two bulges, the bulge closer to the attractor is caused by its gravity, and the other bulge is an outward stretch from centrifugal force (i.e. inertia against circular movement)?

@Skeleton-bs7zy

3 жыл бұрын

sort of its more the earth moving away from the beads on the other side, the earth is moving away I think?

Can you please tell how do you guys do your videos? Like, record yourselves making one video. It would be useful, at least, for me. =)

WHOA HE UPLOADED

Christmas Miracle!

so why it inst happening with our orbital probes? is cuz the structure?

Excelent! I loved! Thanks you!

@wavydaveyparker

Жыл бұрын

Hello Geraldo, yes this is excellent! And absolutely correct. That other cartoon you just watched is wrong, because it doesn’t acknowledge the existence of the “apparent” forces or the barycentre. The Earth doesn’t get moved towards the Moon in a straight line, filling bulges and leaving water behind. It actually moves in an orbit around the barycentre, and the far side tide is caused by a “fictitious” force, as is clearly shown in this video. The first section of this video is illustrating the effect of the “tidal force” which is due to a combination of gravity and inertia. And if that effect was allowed to continue then, the earth would collide with the moon in just over two days, so it doesn’t really give us much time to enjoy our daily tides. Thank you!

I kinda want to see how the sim would be like of the rotation is tidally locked as in the earth spin in a way that one side eternally faces the sun.