Your contents were so helpful in helping us build good intuition and understanding to university physics. I couldn't express enough appreciation for you and your channel through mere words and I hope your channel can grow larger(this channel is by far the most underrated channel ever fr). Lets aim for 100k subs!
Congratulations on the 50k, and another 25k in just a couple of weeks, your channel is right in my sphere of arm-chair physics interest. I think you're correct about the reasons as to why you're experiencing the growth, your effervescence in your method of communicating the topics is endearing to the viewer; there is a sense of genuineness of your passion for the subject matter. I agree that your conversation style is a big part of that, I think it helps to break down the understanding into a series of challenge questions directed at the physicist, highlights unintuitive points, and creates an easy-to-follow flow of logical realisations. While that is a big part of your success, you can't underestimate the impact that the improvement in video production quality has; there are many hats you need to wear to be a successful RU-vidr, and with persistent, deliberate practice, you're unravelling the formula to RU-vid success on your journey. Chapeau!
This is now one of my favourite informational channels. So happy RU-vid recommended this guy. Love your style and informative teachings. Well played mate 👍
The most undervalued educational channel out there! You will easily reach 1M if you keep working on it. The focus on building intuition behind the various topics is a truly unique gem amongst other physics educational channels!
I had been the kind of kid who always asked "why" why this formula,why that formula and teachers used to say "Neither you nor i am a scientist" But since class 10 i have been learning from you onkhan academy and now finding your videos on RU-vid is a great present for me.
189k subs 8 months later:) Since you love Maxwells equations, I was a bit surprised that you did not mention Oliver Heaviside, (not meant as an angry critique:p). I just find him so fascinating, and he is one of those people that is not very well known (physics is, of course, full to the brim of not very well known people who did amazing work) All the best:)
Thanks for putting almost everyone into the video.. But my one question still remains that what sources(websites) you follow to fill those gaps that you get while learning something.
Hello Mahesh! I was really surprised by the depth of some of your asnwers in this QnA! I was especially stunned when you answered a seemingly simple question to me, of wheter you are satisfied of where you are currently. Those words resonated with me and inspired me. I'm also really grateful for your deeply pensive explanations, I love asking the "why?" question and you embody that!
Yes sir. When I had found your channel after Khan Academy India, I can recall that it was nearly about 27k subscriber. Congratulation for this. 💙 Your channel is more more more better than electro boom 🤧. Best of luck sir. 👍 Your context about Einstein Equation is so so so beautiful, so elegant, just like a wow!
@@LeaderTerachad I just hate him. His video contains no logic. But his attitude is 💯. So , this guy is harmful for students. Though our sir have 62k subscribers, but his channel is more more more better the "HARMFUL BOOM'"s channel.
I have watching you for last 2 or 3years but i didn't know it was you . I just got know today. Even i have watching this channel for more than 3months. If i knew earlier, i could be your very early subscriber.
I am currently a Sophomore in Highschool, and the first video of yours I saw was only an hour ago. However, that video engrossed me in the subject -- your video on why photons are massless --and made me understand it. I really appreciate your style of videos as well as your commitment to video making. I scrolled down your channel and saw that you posted videos for years despite getting almost no views. While I am not sure why no one acknowledged your skill, I am incredibly happy and grateful you kept going. Keep at it and again, you're great!!!
I was so happy to find out that you also know Aanand Srinivas, that guy changes my life I used to be a student of Byjus and there he teaches physics he is just like you when he teaches he always encourage to ask why questions I found out about feynman through him and he incourages curosity and made physics my life and it would be very interesting if you collaborate with him and lastly thanks to you for your physics videos they are amazing
Ur gng to hit 100k easily in next 1 or 2 months sir..congrats for 50k....I'm very happy that ur channel grew this high in v less time...ur recent electromagnetism, quantum and relatively videos r really op....I'm following u since 2yrs and watched all of ur vids in khan academy and this channel, they r really great, u deserve this 50k long back itself but i think ur unable to do science vids regularly back then, that is y u didn't hit 50k v fast, u r very active in dng vids recently than 1yr back, keep gng with this streak sir and I'm expecting more and moreeee amazing 🤩 science videos from uuu...😆, I'm guessing that ur channel will grow very biggg just like khan academy and veritasium if u keep on gng with this streak of dng videos...thank you sir :)
Watching your videos it only makes sense your channel blew up. You explain stuff better and in more detail than other science channels that have 1m subscribers. Congrats!
HELL YEAH BROTHER! I've been subbed to you for this last year (which is just a tiny fraction of the time you've been making videos). Keep up the good work. 100K sub will be coming soon.
I'm and coming physics teacher, and I'm super inspired by your content bro! I'm definitely going to post your videos to my students, because I can't explain everything in the class, so that the people who are interested get the deepest intuition from the get go when they are first learning this stuff. I always found it irritating that physics seems so ungrounded when thought. They just flow out some equation, tell how to use it and that's it. the intuition has always been left for me to learn on my own. Even as an under graduate. I don't know how it was for you, but in Finland, all physics and math teachers have to go into undergrad school. You don't get intuition for this stuff even in universities!!! AN I think it's even worse in uni. It's ridiculous.. So a huge thank you for your energy!!
Mahesh, you're the best physics teacher on RU-vid. I love your way of going deeper and deeper in any topic and questioning everything. Even physicists on youtube just say stuff in a superficial way sometimes. Hope this is just a start. Keep more of them coming! Edit - I've noticed that you have a Crazy CPM for those 2.2 million views. Must be because of the western audience you have? 8:05 Wouldn't call it a vicious cycle. It's a virtuous cycle🤗
I recently discovered khan academy and when i started digging more it was you who made me fall for physics i topped recent physics exam & yeah i am learning because of you !bro just keep uploading hope to harness as possible as from you in upcoming days
Congratulations. It would be great to have a real explanation of what "time" really is. And I don't mean "the 4th dimension" or that sort of thing. More like a real deep sight into the concept. Best regards.
Your videos are great. I have a Ph.D. in engineering, and I find these videos helpful at developing a better intuitive understanding of the materials. Keep up the great work.
I have been watching your youtube channal and your courses in khan acadamy almost two years it's so interesting to see you with in this progress but I know you have a potential to explain anything more than any youtuber that I know please keep making videos and fill our soul with joy.We expect from you series course in relativity and quantum mechanics(I know you have started the relatively one that is insane).Especially personally I expect this because I will be joined university this year I don't think so my university gives theoretical physics (only applied physics is available) but with your videos I will go further as I can.Please keep it up Mahesh.🥰🥰🥰
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Happy for your growth 🎉to be honest your channel deserves millions subscribers..but good things take time ..i hope oneday we will celebrate million subs!❤️ Lots of love from tamilnadu 😊AND ITS MATRIX movie i loves it too😅
Lorentz transform is good - but it only handles length and time contraction. The graph only represents the length/time contractions; and when you say 'an event happens here that you "see" at this time' that's a horizontal line - but the definition of the graph implies that you can't "see" any events that are directly lateral to you... and instead the time would be another 45 degree line from the event to the vertical axis, which is never conveyed. Seems like a pretty useless thing... but it does cover length and time changes as I mentioned. (It's more often that you're looking at the contraction of time, that clocks tick slower, and that things are shorter... rarely do you actually look at the time dilation - where the observer that's moving notices that stationary clocks are ticking faster... so good luck with that. E=mc^2 is actually pretty basic, I'm interested to see how you apply doppler in that; since doppler effect equations are wrong anyway- because you're ending up calculating doppler in the external frame, not in the local frame; and the extended equations for doppler at various angles on Wikipedia for example are actually quite wrong, because it predicts shifts for 90 degrees from you. The doppler shift is really inextricably entangled with light aberration too. But, the existing view is that aberration only affects the receiver; which is and has to be wrong.
Hello FloatHeadPhysics! I have a little tough question for you. Hope you will reply. Here's the question: Can we use photo-sensitive material to make double-slit plate? I think by doing this can help us to observe which slit the electron has chosen to pass through. Another advantage of this could be that the disturbances produced from using the detector can be reduced. Thanks
will you bring some videos on basics of quantum mechanics by introducing dirac notation? maybe some physics students want to know deeper about this subject
Sorry I asked you to solve a little Riemann fold 🥺😫😖😞 Nice microphone! Ok, I'm at the part of next time EMCTWO just look up that movie I told you😅 The video which yt suggested me. I clicked on it because I like to watch ppl explaining things and some of you have things like good ways to explain things and graphics too, so I can learn to explain these things to others. Ok, but I loved your enthusiasm, my friend 🤓 that's why I subscribed. Now, the thing about doppler, it was like some ppl said it's not the same, but after I studied that, it's same basic principle. What you have is youth, my brother. 😞 😳 Hahaha haha ha ha haaaa. The joint entrance exam part, I feel you bto, it's like all those exams, a fLIcking puzzle! 🤣 It's not like I know about Indian exams but as you put it, we are same class of manifolds.. And you are talking about the priorities of your life, health, relationship, finally career. You are younger than me and you didn't make the mistakes I now regret. I thank you for giving me motivation, young man. 😳 Bangalore? My Indian friend at grad school, his mom was from there, and his dad from Calcutta 😋😋😋😋 that Lady and also her husband cooked Indian dishes and, hmmm... 😋Sorry for not remembering the names but 😋😋😋😋😋 the "creamy rice 😬😔" oh, I'd better not disrespect your cuisine, if it's like Chinese 's 人, 🤓 ppl gets easily offended in China when it's about food 😅 Intuitive? Physics is built on mathematical models, and F=ma, acceleration is just speed increasing by a certain rate, not counterintuitive. Momentum, mv is easy to get what does conservation means when you transfer it like pool, billiards cue ball hitting another ball and stopping right there, the other got the momentum... "counterintuitive", I grad in quantum stuff, so DON'T START with things being "counterintuitive", man! 🤣 😳 😟 😔 So Young, so full of hope 🥺😭 I'm new here, and I don't know much about you, but I really wish you reach all your goals, young man. But since you are Indian and I'm chinese, our skin tends to look nice for a long time. Don't take it the wrong way, but I saw something that us mammals suffer of, except native Americans, early alopecia 😔 I'm not trying to be mean, just that is more likely to happen if you are not that Young... 😔 You are trying to be satisfied with what you have, and I assure you. You are better than me indeed 😔 is your degree in quantum too then? 🤓 😳 Oh MY FLICKING... I love you and your friends doing physics bwahahaha 😭 you are part of a very special club, Mahesh 🤓🤗🤝 😳 It's over already? He balloons... 🤔 Since I got on boats since I was a little kid, I think I got it from a different perspective
Do you have any specific learning concepts of science and math stratergy. I mean how do you learn new concepts for the first time and understand it and explain it so intuitively. People like you and sal khan explain concepts so deeply. Or there is something special at khan academy, all the teachers there have something in common that they explain things intuitively. Plz tell how can I learn new things like you and also explain it like you? Plz this is the greatest gift I can have this year. NCERT is so boring.
I will need to introspect more, and understand learning sciences (and what we do) more deeply before I can articulate it in some practical, meaningful way. But, I truly want to do that. Once I get some more bandwidth, I will get on this. The only thing I am more excited about than learning physics is learning how to learn.
Hi Sir...! I'm really impressed with your teaching. Can you please tell me how you are able to create wonderful videos....? Which software.... Please tell me.......!
I just realised why are comments filled with indians only. Even though ur communicating in english. Im an indian myself. But indians never think about intuitive things. Its just odd.
Kunal Khemu teaching physics. Also listening to the video, your voice and general demeanor makes it seem your a sardarji, not south indian. Ah well, just saying. Still very good content, congratulations and thanx.
No I don't agree with you on the perspective of jee I am also irritated me but once I prepare for it(now dropper)I fell now o can understand more complex theorizes in physics. In11th class I have tried to code In python but I am not able to do complex codes but after my jee preparation (I have never taken python as subject and not studied from anywher during this time)I find my self able to do complex types coding. After this I also do basic course relativity by HC Verma from RU-vid all this I did is only because of. My conclusion is all pure physics lover like the end result of jee preparation but not the juerny of jee preparation. If we try to develop our self from these video we will only able to understand when someone teach us but not from text and it very dangerous.but obviously your videos he'll a lot to enter in community of physics
I disagree with your perspective completely. Yes jee preparation can take your problem solving abilities to next level. But you don't have to necessarily have such super high problem solving skills...one can learn ncert level content and focus on Intuitive understanding and still learn a lot even tho they may not be able to solve many jee questions...you can upgrade in college and later...yea not everyone needs to get into iit nit, you'll get state govt colleges with ncert level...you don't have to go through the whole jee stress first to be able to understand complex theories...you can start with simple theories and get there...step by step without any jee just by trying to understand deeper without focusing only on getting the MCQ correct so maybe it's even better in that aspect
