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How Gravity Actually Works 

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The General Theory of Relativity tells us gravity is not a force, gravitational fields don't exist. Objects tend to move on straight paths through curved spacetime. Thanks to Caséta by Lutron for sponsoring this video. Find out more at: www.lutron.com/veritasium
Huge thanks to Prof. Geraint Lewis for hours of consulting on this video so I could get these ideas straight in my own brain. Check out his RU-vid channel: ve42.co/gfl or his books: ve42.co/GFLbooks
Amazing VFX, compositing, and editing by Jonny Hyman
2D animations by Ivy Tello
Filmed by Steven Warren and Raquel Nuno
Special thanks to Petr Lebedev for reviews and script consultation
Music by Jonny Hyman and from Epidemic Sound epidemicsound.com
Rocket made by Goodnight and Co.
Screen images in rocket by Geoff Barrett
Slow motion rocket exhaust footage from Joe Barnard at BPS.Space
/ @bpsspace

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Комментарии : 52 тыс.   
@veritasium
@veritasium 3 года назад
Here's a question I've seen a lot in comments: OK, I'm accelerating up but then shouldn't someone on the other side of the globe fall off? No, here's why: Either watch again from 8:28 or read what I've written below... Spacetime is curved - it curves the opposite direction on the other side of the Earth. Neither us on this side of the Earth nor they on the other side are changing our spacial coordinates - we're not moving up, they're not moving down - Earth isn't flying into one of us. BUT we both ARE accelerating. In curved spacetime you have to accelerate just to remain stationary. The traditional definition of acceleration is something changing its velocity. In general relativity you have to embrace a new definition of acceleration: it means deviating from a geodesic - not going on a straight line path through spacetime. Near the Earth a geodesic is a parabola so unless you're moving in a parabolic arc (like on a zero-g plane) you are accelerating. This definition is the same as the old one so if you're accelerating in deep space then your velocity is changing. *BUT*... if you are near a large mass you are in curved spacetime, now acceleration your velocity is changing. You can stay stationary relative to Earth's surface and still be accelerating. This is because your acceleration should be measured not relative to the Earth's surface but relative to free-falling objects - they are inertial observers. Imagine this - I'm in deep space and I make horizontal rows and rows of stationary golf balls. Then I hop in my rocket and accelerate up through them. Just think about what that looks like. Now my rocket is back on Earth just sitting there. I freeze time for a sec and make horizontal rows and rows of golf balls up into the atmosphere. Now unfreeze time. What do you see? If you just look at the golf balls and the rocket ship it looks the same as the situation in space where the golf balls were stationary and the rocket was accelerating. Einstein's point was the golf balls have the better claim as the "stationary" thing since their experience is just like the golf balls in deep space - no forces experienced. The rocket on Earth is just like the rocket in space. It feels a force and hence an acceleration.
@destroya3303
@destroya3303 3 года назад
@Veritasium "In curved space time you have to accelerate just to remain stationary" Seems more like physicists have become so enthralled by these mathematical equations they are willing to throw out observable reality for them. I have two options, I can either call a lack of motion "acceleration" (which contradicts the clear definition of the term) or question the math / model I'm using to describe the physical world.
@sarthakgandhi324
@sarthakgandhi324 3 года назад
First 😀
@dryjoints454
@dryjoints454 3 года назад
@@sarthakgandhi324 not first
@veritasium
@veritasium 3 года назад
@@destroya3303 throwing out the way things appear to be is core to physics. Aristotle said an object's natural state is to come to rest. Newton figured out it was friction making everything come to rest and without that force everything would keep moving in a straight line with constant velocity. You are being Aristotle in this situation.
@vrnvorona
@vrnvorona 3 года назад
@@destroya3303 You do understand that motion itself is relative? When you don't accelerate, you don't feel any force, and so far the falling object doesn't feel it (well it does feel air but it's a friction and it's a force), while you stationary - do. And you move up relative to falling object, it's just that you climb curved spacetime same amount that it curves
@TheActionLab
@TheActionLab 3 года назад
This video is a masterpiece. The best explanation of gravity on the internet currently.
@AliAhmed-hq2qt
@AliAhmed-hq2qt 3 года назад
I love your Videos too Especially The Speed of Light
@moonandtanu7591
@moonandtanu7591 3 года назад
I like black fire experiment
@carnage-tcc
@carnage-tcc 3 года назад
Love you videos also agreed
@ZOZOYOYO11
@ZOZOYOYO11 3 года назад
Ok
@mardhavallinone2336
@mardhavallinone2336 3 года назад
I love your Videos too
@QuiGonGinger
@QuiGonGinger 3 года назад
So Newton actually rammed his head into that apple. Rude.
@DasMc
@DasMc 3 года назад
Poor apple was just trying go on a straight line in spacetime, minding its own buisiness.
@RaviPaudel69
@RaviPaudel69 3 года назад
*@Colton Smith* Lmao you made me laugh🤣
@muhdizz9915
@muhdizz9915 3 года назад
Hahahahahaha
@velikovskysghost
@velikovskysghost 3 года назад
+Cotton Smith While wearing a bucket on his head.
@robertjones6891
@robertjones6891 3 года назад
This is the kind of comment I live for 🤣
@shashankgrag344
@shashankgrag344 10 месяцев назад
wow..just speechless.. You are a great scientist and even more great a storyteller ... Absolutely loved it :)
@bhaumanshah6100
@bhaumanshah6100 10 месяцев назад
Till now i saw many videos ..they just said spacetime mesh and curve and all but they could make me visualise like you did... best explained!!
@TheBoxingNinja
@TheBoxingNinja 3 года назад
Mom: "son did you fall down?" Son: "No mom, you fell up!"
@Lime-rr6zf
@Lime-rr6zf 3 года назад
I simply became a temporary inertial observer.
@ikawaynakalabawlamawlamawl2977
@ikawaynakalabawlamawlamawl2977 3 года назад
simple explanation
@Demian1
@Demian1 3 года назад
lol
@shadowprophet99
@shadowprophet99 2 года назад
"I was following my true path... through spacetime."
@saveearth7907
@saveearth7907 2 года назад
@@Lime-rr6zf no.. you didn't.. cuz you didn't actually fall DOWN from a height.. you just fell down ..
@miketacos9034
@miketacos9034 3 года назад
At this point, Newton throws his apple at Einstein.
@Jagdishtemkar1
@Jagdishtemkar1 3 года назад
😂
@melikshah4564
@melikshah4564 3 года назад
and the apple flies through spacetime
@vornamenachname3384
@vornamenachname3384 3 года назад
@WolframaticAlpha ?
@404tem
@404tem 3 года назад
@WolframaticAlpha xbox fanboy smh
@Hungry_for_LIKES
@Hungry_for_LIKES 3 года назад
No man, Einstein falls towards apple but I like Samsung
@andreash3906
@andreash3906 2 месяца назад
Your way of explaining things is remarkable and highly addictive. Great job!
@theooooot9469
@theooooot9469 8 месяцев назад
This video is so good and well explained that it was shown to us in our hsc physics classes
@smartereveryday
@smartereveryday 3 года назад
As long as I've known Derek he's consistently asked the difficult questions. This video challenged me, and taught me many things. I want to try the eclipse photo now. Impressed Eddington did it in 1919.
@kvsalahuddin5
@kvsalahuddin5 3 года назад
First one to reply...✌ I like your videos 🤗
@killeroblivin
@killeroblivin 3 года назад
You could totally make a video on that I think it would be cool.
@danpavlov
@danpavlov 3 года назад
Quoting the wise Sheev Palpatine - DO IT!
@ilhamburger8288
@ilhamburger8288 3 года назад
Quoting the wise Shia LaBeouf - JUST DO IT!
@kodakincade8063
@kodakincade8063 3 года назад
Love to see youtubers support one another. It’s amazing!! Love your videos destin!!
@morpheus6749
@morpheus6749 3 года назад
When mountain climbing, try not to become an inertial observer.
@sohamacharya171
@sohamacharya171 3 года назад
slightly cursed comment
@Cardboardtruck-vc2qw
@Cardboardtruck-vc2qw 3 года назад
@@sohamacharya171 that’s the point
@freackedman4153
@freackedman4153 3 года назад
just who tf ruined the 69?
@morpheus6749
@morpheus6749 3 года назад
@Jay Pace Send pics.
@imnotporki
@imnotporki 3 года назад
thats cursed
@noodletribunal9793
@noodletribunal9793 10 месяцев назад
i didnt start to understand it till 9:32 in when you said the observers in the building were being pushed up. this was really fun to watch
@justchrisyt9279
@justchrisyt9279 Месяц назад
my walnut brain couldnt figure it out so i figured i would share the visual someone gave me so i could understand, basically film a free falling object and then lock the camera onto it, it shows the floor accelerating into the ball
@user-vb9du5lh5i
@user-vb9du5lh5i 2 месяца назад
My brain is short circuiting, how this guy understands what he is saying and teach it is beyond me.. your'e genius
@konk_kreet
@konk_kreet 3 года назад
"Gravity is an illusion" flat earthers: "WRITE THAT DOWN WRITE THAT DOWN"
@ophiolatreia93
@ophiolatreia93 3 года назад
'theyre rubbing it in your face'
@ophiolatreia93
@ophiolatreia93 3 года назад
Gotta love that predictive programming
@alexwilson7127
@alexwilson7127 3 года назад
Also flat earthers: chek maite, won uf yoer gais sed gravitee is faek
@sebastianstewart6894
@sebastianstewart6894 3 года назад
But gravity is a lie rock climbers die annually from not being attracted to the cliff face.
@konk_kreet
@konk_kreet 3 года назад
@@sebastianstewart6894 rock climbers are attracted to the earth more than they are too the rock they are climbing. ofc they'll fall towards the ground
@DanielRenardAnimation
@DanielRenardAnimation 3 года назад
_"Gravity is an illusion."_ Eugh, FINALLY! *[floats off, to get groceries]*
@howtheworldworks3
@howtheworldworks3 3 года назад
That's not how it works. There is still an EARTH that you cannot ignore and go off floating.
@HassanSelim0
@HassanSelim0 3 года назад
Reminds me of a joke in one of the ASDF Movie. A guy says: Screw Gravity. Then simply floats away. ... it's much better seen than written in text, the asdf jokes are mostly visual.
@AProudDad
@AProudDad 3 года назад
Hahahaha ✌🏻
@samarth3957
@samarth3957 3 года назад
Lmao
@takoja507
@takoja507 3 года назад
Sorry to nitpick but he didn't say "Gravity is an illusion", he said "Is gravity an illusion?" It's a question.
@Surfergeo_
@Surfergeo_ 9 месяцев назад
I can confidently say that i have watched the majority of Derek's videos... but this one has me stumped, i can't wrap my head around it at all 😭
@Tomahawk1999
@Tomahawk1999 2 месяца назад
because the mass of dereks video isnt high enough to curve space time around it which forces your head to follow a straight line tangent path
@braidswav
@braidswav Месяц назад
Thank you so much for these videos. they are opening my mind. I worked for a influencer marketing agency years ago and tried to get you to do a sponsorhip for the dumbest brand of all time. You were so kind in letting me know you would never do that. haha.
@benjamintollison
@benjamintollison 3 года назад
Officer I can't walk in a straight line because we all walk in geodesics.
@efimkrivov
@efimkrivov 3 года назад
Geodesic of a drunk is called collapsoida.
@robertjusic9097
@robertjusic9097 3 года назад
@@efimkrivov jailoida
@franzjanganieribarbosa4114
@franzjanganieribarbosa4114 3 года назад
NICE ONE! XD
@brettgoldsmith8584
@brettgoldsmith8584 3 года назад
Except that all geodesics are straight lines
@thesatelliteslickers907
@thesatelliteslickers907 3 года назад
The cop kills you right then and there for being a smartass
@NeuromodulatorNetwork
@NeuromodulatorNetwork 3 года назад
*As a Harvard Neuroscientist, here's another mind-bending thought. When you rotate your head, you are NOT in control of the primary directionality of your eye movements.* Try this. Keep your head still and look at your finger while you shake your finger left and right; your finger will look blurry due to motion blur. Now, instead, keep your finger still and look at it while you simultaneously shake your head left and right, which will demonstrate - in this situation - that you are still able to maintain a stable image of your finger. This is because your sense of your head in space - your vestibular system - has a hardwired reflex to move your eyes in the opposite direction of your rotational head movements. This vestibular-ocular reflex (VOR) ensures automatic dynamic stabilization of images during head movements. You are not consciously doing this, and you can not consciously override it. The VOR is truly a reflex and, interestingly, does not depend on vision. During head movements, you will still have a strong VOR if you are in the dark or if you have your eyes closed. Your VOR originates from your vestibular system, which is located in your inner ear right next to your cochlea - your organ of hearing. Your vestibular system for rotational head movements consists of a series of three fluid-filled semicircular canals that have little "hair" cells inside the canals. When your head moves up-down (pitch), left-right (yaw), or shoulder-to-shoulder (roll), fluid inside the corresponding semicircular canal flows. This head motion-induced flow bends the hair cells within the canal to ultimately send electrical impulses to your hindbrain. These electrical impulses - encoding head movement - then talk to parts of your brain controlling eye movements, which connect to your eye muscles to reflexively move your eyes in the opposite direction of your head movement. So be thankful that your sense of your head in space - your vestibular system - takes care of maintaining a stable image of the world even when your head bobs around as you walk. Otherwise, walking would be a blurry journey of craziness. Videos coming soon.
@farganesselbalm6572
@farganesselbalm6572 3 года назад
That's crazy. I had no idea, but I guess it makes sense. Also, subbed and looking forward to when you start posting vids!
@saravin9754
@saravin9754 3 года назад
That's why you can't just put the camera in a video game into the eyes because it would make you nauseous seeing the camera move around all the time.
@skage9645
@skage9645 3 года назад
I never thought about how if someone else holds the phone its hard to read text, because the phone is moving like finger in the experiment. But if the phone is stationary, you can read it even if you are shaking your head :0
@nathangamble125
@nathangamble125 3 года назад
"This vestibular-ocular reflex (VOR) ensures automatic dynamic stabilization of images during head movements. You are not consciously doing this, and you can not consciously override it." I can move my head from side to side while looking at my finger (or another static object) and see motion blur, at least if I shake my head fast enough. I can't focus on my finger without it blurring if I move it though, unless I move it really really slowly.
@jithintc4200
@jithintc4200 3 года назад
Yeah. This video gives a nice explanation ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-DkaJ6iK2CJc.html
@bahiralilatif6639
@bahiralilatif6639 2 месяца назад
My first time commenting ever. Veritasium's videos are so significant, I like to think of it as the way Einstein and others published their papers, Veritasium actually makes those papers worth 10x by explaining it intuitively. Its incredibly humbling.
@keithl3789
@keithl3789 Месяц назад
It's just for a different audience, putting a number to it like that seems to diminish what Einstein did. This video is nothing compared to Einstein's papers in terms of the history of science.
@thetoolsband3320
@thetoolsband3320 14 дней назад
... excellent cinematography ! love the rocket !
@rueisabelle8765
@rueisabelle8765 3 года назад
7:58 "You are not an inertial observer." Me, watching this while skydiving: You sure about that?
@pedtrog6443
@pedtrog6443 3 года назад
Ummm... no. maybe initially as you leave the plane, but you soon reach terminal velocity because of air resistance and cease accelerating in relation to the Earth.
@thecrazyeagle9674
@thecrazyeagle9674 3 года назад
@@pedtrog6443 It was a joke.
@konk_kreet
@konk_kreet 3 года назад
@@pedtrog6443 you're out of line, but you aren't wrong
@kevinchang8090
@kevinchang8090 3 года назад
@@konk_kreet is that a geodesic pun?
@konk_kreet
@konk_kreet 3 года назад
@@kevinchang8090 Sort of yea
@loganskiwyse7823
@loganskiwyse7823 6 месяцев назад
Just found this video. Thanks, this might be the best explanation for why there is no finding of a graviton I have ever seen.
@RespecterAlexander
@RespecterAlexander 4 месяца назад
What a great Veritasium video!
@ananyaravikumar5069
@ananyaravikumar5069 3 года назад
On a lighter note, this means that the apple didn’t fall on Newton’s head. He accelerated right into it.
@alexanderkilburg7415
@alexanderkilburg7415 3 года назад
No, Spacetime willed the collison. The word of Spacetime is truth itself.
@kiranaun9593
@kiranaun9593 3 года назад
So.... Newton's head fell onto the apple
@uncannyvoid81
@uncannyvoid81 3 года назад
exactly
@thebrahmnicboy
@thebrahmnicboy 3 года назад
Newton's head was in the straight line path that the apple was taking, but Newton's head wasn't itself taking a straight line path.
@hadeskay6091
@hadeskay6091 3 года назад
I thought he was just calling in geodeSick to skip work.
@nolanbie3664
@nolanbie3664 3 года назад
The fact that you can make videos on topics that are so out of the ordinary, and most people would never be able understand it without years of education, into a short video that is free to watch and actually understandable is amazing
@krassigor
@krassigor 3 года назад
That's what we internet should have been for
@monotonicallyuncertain2883
@monotonicallyuncertain2883 3 года назад
I'm high schooler from india preparing for JEE and understood everything in this video!
@okktok
@okktok 3 года назад
I don’t think people without years of education will understand this video too, but okay
@maxodgaard1335
@maxodgaard1335 3 года назад
I still dont get it..... And you dont get it too.....
@markomitreski1182
@markomitreski1182 3 года назад
@@okktok no I'm 14 and I understood everything I just needed to commit and re watch it 5-6 times to get every single term and to kinda start viewing things differently
@suvant791
@suvant791 13 дней назад
This guy's dedication for his work is pretty breathtaking ❤
@JoaoPedroPT696
@JoaoPedroPT696 6 месяцев назад
17:33 I love this part. It's so hilarious because Derek is acting as if people had any idea of what the equation even means.
@shamsunislam5009
@shamsunislam5009 3 года назад
my physics teacher: Draw an arrow showing the direction of gravity. me: [draws nothing] my physics teacher: What video did you see this time?
@YorinSenpai
@YorinSenpai 3 года назад
also your teacher : *tries to teach you something that maybe can't exist or maybe we never will be able to understand completely*
@KenLinx
@KenLinx 3 года назад
cringe
@MagikarpMan
@MagikarpMan 3 года назад
@@YorinSenpai well it doesn't really matter. Especially with how low level the physics u get taught in school is. 99% of the time u get the watered down version cus that's all that's needed
@frankkrumnow7194
@frankkrumnow7194 2 года назад
Usually school starts with teaching you the things that have already been proven wrong like the bor atom model. Just because humans are still able to understand that - in contrast to quantum physics.
@GlatHjerne
@GlatHjerne 2 года назад
@@frankkrumnow7194 And it's really all that's needed unless you pursue something more scientifically minded. If you take chemistry you will learn that everything you thought you knew was actually a simplification multiple times. 😂 The thing is that often the simple models and theories describe what is happening just fine for almost everything we need it to.
@jacobbishop8067
@jacobbishop8067 2 года назад
“Do you feel weightless? No of course not” me falling off a roof: that’s what you think science boi
@5446isnotmynumber
@5446isnotmynumber 2 года назад
Very edgy boi
@rickthebas
@rickthebas 2 года назад
Underrated comment
@Xqvvzts
@Xqvvzts 2 года назад
The dedication of this man.
@xexstartheyoutuber2424
@xexstartheyoutuber2424 2 года назад
Explain your comment I didn't get it
@rickthebas
@rickthebas 2 года назад
@@xexstartheyoutuber2424 Derek says in the video that falling off a roof is one way you could feel weightless. Derek also assumes that if you're watching this video right now, then you probably don't feel weightless because you're probably sitting down on a couch or bed or whatever. So the guy who made the comment implied that he was, in fact, falling off a roof while watching the video, making him feel weightless. God, dissecting jokes really isn't fun
@eltiospike7672
@eltiospike7672 3 месяца назад
I'm so glad you talked about this 9:00 Everyone always says the same thing about things going up but nobady ever addesses it any further. I always thought the reason for it was the earth expanding which in my mind seemed to align perfectly with the idea that the whole universe is expanding
@danny91pr
@danny91pr 10 месяцев назад
The budget for this video most have sky rocketed
@niy._.
@niy._. 11 месяцев назад
Love how Derek is blasting himself off into outer space so that we understand gravity better, he always works so hard for his audience 😢❤
@xerbud
@xerbud 10 месяцев назад
He will be remembered 😢😢😢
@fridolfgranq
@fridolfgranq 7 месяцев назад
The true mvp is the Cameraman 😔
@gancuber4204
@gancuber4204 5 месяцев назад
@@fridolfgranq fax
@smailedog657
@smailedog657 4 месяца назад
Also copped a boot to the face in that weightless simulation plane.
@GareebScientist
@GareebScientist 3 года назад
Good animations ❤
@GareebScientist
@GareebScientist 3 года назад
Ray traced huh
@praveenmalpani615
@praveenmalpani615 3 года назад
#India
@shivamshandilya5059
@shivamshandilya5059 3 года назад
@@GareebScientist ooho
@shivamshandilya5059
@shivamshandilya5059 3 года назад
#India
@prateembiswas2794
@prateembiswas2794 3 года назад
Hey man, love your work .....
@dope234
@dope234 3 месяца назад
I'm still a bit confused but this video is really amazing! I never understood it better.
@GWOAT
@GWOAT 5 месяцев назад
Reading the comments of the *youtube scientist* idiots putting down Newton, its amazing how advanced he was centuries ago to ask 'Why'.
@Haqueip
@Haqueip 5 месяцев назад
NEWTON is more smarter lol, than Einstein even Einstein disprove Newton. It's because Einstein NEED NEWTON. And the video is not to bully Newton lol, Einstein theory just have better predictions
@ButzPunk
@ButzPunk 3 года назад
Rocket Man Derek just floating around with a single molecule of ethanol.
@sahilchouhan6459
@sahilchouhan6459 3 года назад
@Ben Rowe He was flying HIGH
@nicholasbrown3197
@nicholasbrown3197 3 года назад
Gotta drink responsibly
@raffaeledivora9517
@raffaeledivora9517 3 года назад
That's way too little
@ishworshrestha3559
@ishworshrestha3559 3 года назад
Kk
@Verrisin
@Verrisin 3 года назад
" acceleration is a deviation from a geodesic " - core point
@Dylan-ni1tc
@Dylan-ni1tc 3 года назад
not all acceleration tho
@Verrisin
@Verrisin 3 года назад
@@Dylan-ni1tc I guess when 2 things push on one another, there is more acceleration than just "deviation from a geodesic" ? ... I'm not sure, maybe the math would turn out it's equal, but ... probably not? I'm definitely not qualified to answer that... (at first I thought I thought it would always be that, but now I think that you are probably right....)
@circuitboardsushi
@circuitboardsushi 3 года назад
@@Dylan-ni1tc all acceleration as observed from an inertial frame. Bodies in freefall only accelerate with respect to non-inertial frames.
@user-lk2wi8od9x
@user-lk2wi8od9x 3 года назад
Can someone tell me what that means
@Verrisin
@Verrisin 3 года назад
@@user-lk2wi8od9x ... I think it's the point of the video? - Best way to be told what it means is to watch the video. :D
@ketchupash2252
@ketchupash2252 2 месяца назад
I watched this long ago, but i forgot the answer. So i'm back! And once again I am amazed with the answer
@pramitd7761
@pramitd7761 5 месяцев назад
The way you explain it is divine!
@francisvellara7132
@francisvellara7132 3 года назад
Veritasium: You can accelerate even if your spatial co-ordinates do not change. Me: Say what now?
@Virtueman1
@Virtueman1 3 года назад
Yeah was hoping for better clarification since this contradicts the common concept of "acceleration".
@DerDean_HD
@DerDean_HD 3 года назад
Say sike right now
@thulyblu5486
@thulyblu5486 3 года назад
I have heard this argument before and the claim was that you are accelerating *in time* since space-time includes, you know... time... and time moves forward, we don't know how to stop accelerating through time.
@Henrix1998
@Henrix1998 3 года назад
Good thing to know I'm exercising even in my bed
@thulyblu5486
@thulyblu5486 3 года назад
This would mean that time would pass at different "speeds" depending on how close you are to a big pile of mass... and that's actually how it is. The bigger the mass, the slower the time. In black hole singularities time should literally stop. And no, I don't fully grasp that, it's just what I remember from watching so many pop science stuff about relativity.
@Zitro_685
@Zitro_685 3 года назад
Props for the camera man who went through space to film this video
@sephikong8323
@sephikong8323 3 года назад
That's okay, he knew that nothing ever happens to the cameraman
@Zitro_685
@Zitro_685 3 года назад
@@sephikong8323 lol
@nicholasgalvan5287
@nicholasgalvan5287 3 года назад
Underrated comment
@511cvxzlugynskii3
@511cvxzlugynskii3 3 года назад
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@lewouchebait6792
@lewouchebait6792 3 года назад
The cameraman didn’t go through space because it was animated.
@do811
@do811 3 месяца назад
This video still blew my mind today, watching it the second time, after watching it when it first came out three years ago. Ive finally started my first actual physics class and we have been applying the newtonian equations for gravity, i now know what they are and how they work and why. one day, I hope to know Einstein’s equations as well and watch this video again. See if it still makes me rethink my perspective.
@WyFoster
@WyFoster 9 месяцев назад
I watch this video every couple months and think of it often. Definitely more than the Roman Empire.
@Sciencerely
@Sciencerely 3 года назад
As a stem cell researcher I've recently read about studies investigating why organisms need gravity to develop and would have great difficulties in spaceships. Early attempts of growing plants in spaceships failed since plants need gravity for their root development. However, even single cells need gravity for molecular processes. For example, the cytoskeleton (which help cells to maintain their shapes) and several protein families have been shown to be affected by the absence of gravity (it would actually be funny to make a video about that myself). Great video as always!
@govcorpwatch
@govcorpwatch 3 года назад
so you are saying that life developed under continually accelerating circumstances and requires continued acceleration for biological life to not fail? energywavetheory.com
@evanw2195
@evanw2195 3 года назад
Gov Corp Watch no, those are all implications but false
@fzntv4945
@fzntv4945 3 года назад
Didn't they manage to grow lettuce or something on the ISS?
@TechyBen
@TechyBen 3 года назад
Yeah, gravity helps to move things around and allows buoyancy to work well.
@MrHesdan
@MrHesdan 3 года назад
@@govcorpwatch Isn't the earth in a constant motion and traveling thru space relative to everything else and life developped here on earth within those conditions, i guess...?
@Technodog
@Technodog 3 года назад
I’m starting to realize if any of these videos were elaborate April fools jokes, I would never be able to tell
@scottbilger9294
@scottbilger9294 3 года назад
Rather like the relativistic principle itself.
@christinakinch
@christinakinch 3 года назад
Just checked the date of the video, just to be certain
@MrMeeHigh1
@MrMeeHigh1 3 года назад
@Dancing Swords Because it contradicts observable things, like things falling towards the ground, by giving new definitions to words like force, gravity, acceleration. Even if all is true you can't steal words you must invent new words to describe them.
@MrMeeHigh1
@MrMeeHigh1 3 года назад
@Dancing Swords Einstein always said atomic bombs are not possible.
@MrMeeHigh1
@MrMeeHigh1 3 года назад
@Dancing Swords So why do the army use parachutes? You better explain them: "There is no gravity, look at me jump without parachute." Link here how you explain and jump. Thanks.
@leonardaubry4236
@leonardaubry4236 5 месяцев назад
Hi Veritasium, great work, i've just discovered your channel and it's a pleasure to watch your videos and learning by feeling and picturing things. I have a question though, about what you are saying at time 15:40. You say that if GR view is more valid, we should see radiations emitted from the stationnary particles but bot from the free falling ones. That's the part i don't get. Since a charged particle emits radiations when accelerating with respect to an observer, a free falling particle will be accelerating with respect to the observers on earth, and therefore radiates in our referential, with no possibility to distinguish if either Newton or Einstein theory is more valid at that level. That's what i understand about the situation. I hope you'll get the time to answer and explain me what i miss, or anyone else reading me and having better understanding than me.
@yf1177
@yf1177 7 месяцев назад
I've seen other excellent videos on this topic. This one is the best.
@mbrsart
@mbrsart 3 года назад
"Come on, Doc, I can't be accelerating if my spatial coordinates don't change." "You're not thinking fourth-dimensionally, Marty!"
@HuyNguyen-ws2sh
@HuyNguyen-ws2sh 3 года назад
"There is no gravity" Flat-earthers: "write that down, write that down"
@8c4e
@8c4e 3 года назад
Flat-earthers: 'I should go research this' Heliocentrists: 'You see how stupid flat tards are?'. Makes you wonder who really honors 'science', doesn't it?
@bridgetonlongfellow2971
@bridgetonlongfellow2971 3 года назад
dumb half-baked comment. Perfect for flat-earthers though.
@relaxxxrrr
@relaxxxrrr 3 года назад
Why you gotta be so dishonest, "There is no gravity".... just curvatures in space-time that cause.... GRAVITY!!!!!
@grywacz
@grywacz 3 года назад
What do you mean by "down"?
@deadlyEuphoria420
@deadlyEuphoria420 3 года назад
dude i was thinking the same thing lol
@dyerex7
@dyerex7 6 месяцев назад
Time moves more slowly when relative density is higher. The pulling down sensation you feel is your particles literally being dragged by slower time. Like when your tires hit the gravel on the side of the road and your car lurches towards the shoulder.
@rodtronics771
@rodtronics771 День назад
For so long I've found it hard to have an intuition for how we are accelerating upwards while standing on earth, but not apparently moving. This video sure helps me understand that. Mostly anyway
@Luffy19975
@Luffy19975 3 года назад
The only thing that remains stationary is my understanding
@prasunbagdi6112
@prasunbagdi6112 3 года назад
Copied
@xiaoxiao-kg5np
@xiaoxiao-kg5np 3 года назад
Don't feel bad, this theory of Einstein seems hard to grasp, simply because its utter NONSENSE! the ramblings of an insane mind are hard for rational people to understand. This Video of Veritasuim is so full of garbage that its amazing how so many people are sucked in by the slick presentation, while they ignore their personal sensibilities. SpaceTime is a nonsense fantasy idea. And Gravity is really a Force associated to the Earth and other Planets. Imaginary math based fantasies like SpaceTime cant be curved by real Matter. And certainly cant push real matter about. But Gravity can and does. Use your own brain.
@zofar9565
@zofar9565 3 года назад
@@xiaoxiao-kg5np Unfunny troll
@xiaoxiao-kg5np
@xiaoxiao-kg5np 3 года назад
@@zofar9565 Who is? If you have something to say, just say it. You think I'm a troll? Then try explaining where my statement is wrong. Just calling people names, is NOT smart. Explian my errors or shutup!
@zofar9565
@zofar9565 3 года назад
@@xiaoxiao-kg5np Still a unfunny troll 😭😭
@flamep2145
@flamep2145 3 года назад
As a Harvard Neuroscientist, here's another mind-bending gravity-related thought. When you rotate your head, you are NOT in control of the primary directionality of your eye movements under most circumstances. Try this. Keep your head still and look at your finger while you shake your finger left and right; your finger will look blurry due to motion blur. Now, instead, keep your finger still and look at it while you simultaneously shake your head left and right, which will demonstrate - in this situation - that you are still able to maintain a stable image of your finger. This is because your gravitationally-influenced sense of your head in space - your vestibular system - has a hardwired reflex to move your eyes in the opposite direction of your rotational head movements. This vestibular-ocular reflex (VOR) ensures automatic dynamic stabilization of images during head movements. You are not consciously doing this, and you can not consciously override it. The VOR is truly a reflex and, interestingly, does not depend on vision. During head movements, you will still have a strong VOR if you are in the dark or if you have your eyes closed. Your VOR originates from your vestibular system, which is located in your inner ear right next to your cochlea - your organ of hearing. Your vestibular system for rotational head movements consists of a series of three fluid-filled semicircular canals that have little "hair" cells inside the canals. When your head moves up-down (pitch), left-right (yaw), or shoulder-to-shoulder (roll), fluid inside the corresponding semicircular canal flows. This head motion-induced flow bends the hair cells within the canal to ultimately send electrical impulses to your hindbrain. These electrical impulses - encoding head movement - then talk to parts of your brain controlling eye movements, which connect to your eye muscles to reflexively move your eyes in the opposite direction of your head movement. So be thankful that your sense of your head in space - your vestibular system - takes care of maintaining a stable image of the world even when your head bobs around as you walk. Otherwise, walking would be a blurry journey of craziness. Videos coming soon.
@leonryou9546
@leonryou9546 3 года назад
Cool knowledge. Thank you very much.
@Ivi-Tora
@Ivi-Tora 3 года назад
That's the result of early vertebrate fish evolving to remain leveled undewater, right?
@farhannaufal3697
@farhannaufal3697 3 года назад
That's cool
@thecocicon1417
@thecocicon1417 3 года назад
I subscribed for more lol
@johnnorman2023
@johnnorman2023 3 года назад
Fabulous...... Subscribed you👌👌👌
@FutureTrunks-sv4yu
@FutureTrunks-sv4yu 2 месяца назад
At this point Newtown throws his 🍎 at Einstein.
@zLumi
@zLumi 11 месяцев назад
You should do a video on the Lagrange points!
@austinalves7626
@austinalves7626 3 года назад
*"You are not an inertial observer"* Astronauts watching this: Am I a joke to you?
@MartinHindenes
@MartinHindenes 3 года назад
Is the Earth an inertial observer? What separates me from the Earth except time and definitions of physical object boundaries?
@weirddemocracy3432
@weirddemocracy3432 3 года назад
You are in a Game called MAYA
@apacheattackhelicopter8778
@apacheattackhelicopter8778 3 года назад
@@MartinHindenes from what I remember from school.. No, Earth is not an inertial observer since its accelerating.
@kylebybee5909
@kylebybee5909 3 года назад
@@apacheattackhelicopter8778 No! The Earth is not accelerating. The Earth is not accelerating towards the sun, it's just following a straight line through a curved space time that is curved by the sun's mass.
@asadasifsyed4046
@asadasifsyed4046 3 года назад
Whoo naruto fan😃😃
@ashrafulalam3662
@ashrafulalam3662 3 года назад
Now every time that someone mentions gravity as a force, I'll open my mouth in preparation to correct them but then remember that I hardly understood this video and smile instead.
@kashubia2509
@kashubia2509 3 дня назад
Gravity is a force, or more precisely, it results from an imbalance in the transfer of forces by electromagnetic waves at the atomic level as a result of matter changing the properties of the structure of space. If it were just an illusion, we would not register gravitational waves; they wouldn't look for a graviton (which I think they'll never find); time dilation in the center of the earth, where gravity is not felt and light, according to Einstein's theory, travels in straight lines, would not be greater than on the earth's surface. Physicists should apologize to Lorentz's ether theory and thoroughly explain the mechanism of gravity, because Einstein's theory is only a mathematical theory that predicts results well, but does not explain the essence of the phenomenon.
@joepmannak4631
@joepmannak4631 3 месяца назад
Im just flabergasted. Every question i ask myself during this video gets ansert within a few minetes. Thats how you can regognise a great video!
@curtiscole3735
@curtiscole3735 11 месяцев назад
We need a video on how the earth doesn’t expand along with everything else. Another thing I’d like to say is that, let’s say matter does bend spacetime. Wouldn’t we not be able to tell that that was the case since particles would just move as they normally would but instead through bent space. Like they would move the same way but instead just bent but everything else would be bent too so how could they even tell gravity was going on?
@bullsquid42
@bullsquid42 3 года назад
7:50 Ha! Joke's on you, because I'm watching this while falling from a
@akshaysodhi_1044
@akshaysodhi_1044 3 года назад
Rip dude
@akshaysodhi_1044
@akshaysodhi_1044 3 года назад
And thanks to the kind bystander that hit the send button.
@live4christ295
@live4christ295 3 года назад
@@akshaysodhi_1044 No "thanks" to them, they didn't finish the sentence for us!!? Lol
@fajaradi1223
@fajaradi1223 3 года назад
From a bowl?
@ihaveagoal4665
@ihaveagoal4665 3 года назад
Did you die?
@Noriek_tok
@Noriek_tok 3 года назад
“In curved space-time, you have to accelerate to stand still” Mind. Blown.
@marzi_kat
@marzi_kat 3 года назад
It's makes obvious why you can't even stand still inside of black hole - space is so bent it would require FTL acceleration
@chaitanyabatra6952
@chaitanyabatra6952 3 года назад
@@marzi_kat i dont think ftl acceleration means what you wanted to convey)
@manasdas8793
@manasdas8793 3 года назад
cant wrap my head around it yet
@Telleelle
@Telleelle 3 года назад
Yeah, why would it be curved. Time is added all the time, so spacetime is everexpanding, perhaps we need to accelerate to stand still. Far fetched I know.
@saphired02
@saphired02 3 года назад
@@manasdas8793 if you don't accelerate it will seem like everything around you is moving and you are "falling" toward earth. But if you let earth push you along it will seem like your just standing still not moving up or down.
@arturouriarte4006
@arturouriarte4006 11 месяцев назад
Sorry for my simple question: Why mass curves spacetime? Regards!
@ronald3836
@ronald3836 5 месяцев назад
Nobody knows!
@andrewboone4942
@andrewboone4942 8 месяцев назад
Great condensed delivery of information, as always. A few points of clarification that might be of help to viewers of this great video (and great channel): 1.) Based on general relativity, the question isn't one of whether or not gravity is an illusion. Rather, what we have, as you pointed out, is an exact one-to-one isomorphism between gravity and acceleration. So acceleration is just as much an illusion as gravity. We have to approach this from both directions. That is, bodies in a "gravitational field" can be thought of as accelerating bodies, as you've illustrated so well here, but accelerating bodies can also be thought of as bodies within a gravitational field. It works both ways. Acceleration and gravity are two useful ways of thinking that Einstein's theory reveals as equivalent. We could say that when we think we're experiencing gravity, we're actually experiencing acceleration, but we could just as easily say the opposite. The true illusion isn't one or the other -- gravity or acceleration; rather, the true illusion is the notion that gravity and acceleration are two different phenomena. Einstein shows us that the same thing is happening in both cases. 2.) Still, the claim that gravity is not a force isn't so easily made. Based on general relativity, it is a true statement, yes. General relativity shows us that gravity is not actually a force at all, but rather the motion of bodies through the curvature of spacetime. However, general relativity is not our only valid theory of reality. In quantum mechanics -- or, more specifically, in the standard model of particle physics, based on quantum field theory -- gravity is, indeed, a force. And we first detected gravitational waves in 2016, I believe -- several years before the release of this video, showing us pretty conclusively that gravity is, after all, a force (though no one has detected a graviton as yet, and likely never will). This is, of course, one of the many, many, many contradictions between quantum mechanics and general relativity tormenting physicists. Einstein's model is so aesthetically pleasing -- compelling, even -- it's only natural to want to believe it. But quantum mechanics tells us something else. As we know, the search for a super theory that unifies these two theories -- that is, the search for the theory of quantum gravity (or, at this point, I should say, the search for the correct theory of quantum gravity) -- is ongoing and should provide us with an answer to which of these theories is correct on the issue of gravity as a force. That said, that's probably not the right way to think about the problem. With acceleration and gravity, Einstein showed us that it wasn't about one being right and the other being wrong; it was about an equivalency -- a synthesis that allowed us to see both phenomena as facets of a larger conceptual structure, a structure in which the two phenomena are actually one. We should expect something similar from quantum gravity. The history of science is, if nothing else, a history of these kinds of syntheses of what previously appeared to be opposing, or at least separate, ideas, going back to electricity and magnetism and beyond. The fact that quantum mechanics is telling us that gravity is a force and general relativity is telling us that gravity is not a force should be a smoking gun that the entire question of whether or not gravity is a force is simply not the right question to ask. Quantum gravity, whenever it is established, will likely offer us a larger conceptual structure through which to understand these ideas, so that this apparent contradiction is resolved, much in the same way general relativity itself presented us with a larger conceptual structure through which we could understand the equivalence of gravity and acceleration, or the way special relativity presented us with a larger structure through which we could understand the equivalence of mass and energy, or the way Newton's theory of gravity gave us a larger structure through which we came to understand the equivalence of the heavenly and earthly realms -- that is, that the same laws were governing both -- an idea that would have been beyond foreign to Aristotle, and many who came long after him. In short, we can't simply state that gravity isn't a force, because quantum mechanics refutes that idea. Nor can we simply state that gravity is a force, because general relativity refutes that idea. And, of course, quantum mechanics and general relativity refute each other. And so we await the synthesis. It is one of a thousand key places in contemporary physics/cosmology where we hope quantum gravity will give us answers. Or, more realistically, lead us to ask better questions.
@stewiesaidthat
@stewiesaidthat 8 месяцев назад
Gravity doesn't exist as was shown by the hammer and feather drop tests. Both here and on the moon. How can your physics be valid if it's based on something that doesn't exist? A force so weak it can't be detected and yet it holds galaxies together? Don't piss on me and tell me it's raining. What is the Higgs Boson? An electrical charge? There's your 'gravity'. It's why grains of dust coalesced in space. When you worship at the alter of relativity, you become blind to reality. You see things backwards. How is it that relativitists believe that mass increases with acceleration and yet hot water as less mass than cold? How is it that relativitists believe time slows down with acceleration in space when objects accelerated in space are actually losing mass? And how is it that relativitists believe that Newton's apple falling from the tree is the result of gravity? But rather it's impact with the ground is because of 'gravity'. You will never find the gravition because gravity doesn't exist. Which means your theories based on gravity are baseless. But you have to keep the house of cards from falling down so let's start warping the cards. How much more proof do you need to at least acknowledge that the earth isn't 'flat'.
@ronald3836
@ronald3836 5 месяцев назад
Great comment! As far as I understand, general relativity is really just a mathematical description (with excellent predictive power) which does not attempt to explain why nature works like it predicts. It posits a bending of space and time, but it does not explain the mechanism by which mass/energy causes this bending. To me this seems to be a very weak basis for claiming that "gravity is not a force". General relativity just happens to give a mathematical framework in which gravitational phenomena are explained without there being a true force. (What I have been wondering about for some time is whether the Einstein field equations allow for an interpretation in which gravity is a "true" attractive force. I do not know the answer.) Regarding Derek's video, I think Derek has come up with some arguments pro general relativity which aren't as strong as he seems to think: 1. That you "don't feel" acceleration if you are falling through space and bending towards a planet is not because gravity "is not a force". Gravity as a force pulls at each of the molecules of your body in exactly the same way, which is why you cannot feel it, and an accelerometer cannot measure it. (So if we ever build an interstellar spaceship that reaches near lightspeed or beyond, we should do it in such a way that every molecule of the ship and what is inside of it undergoes the same force. Even more ideally, there would be a 1g difference in acceleration, but now I am asking for too much.) 2. While general relativity removes the question why inertial mass = gravitational mass, it raises the question why it is inertial mass that determines curving of spacetime. It just shifts the question without explaining anything. (At least in my understanding.)
@stewiesaidthat
@stewiesaidthat 5 месяцев назад
@ronald3836 The simple answer to your questions is that mass has no force without acceleration. Mass is not the cause of acceleration but the result of acceleration. Or, more precisely, deceleration. As the atom's acceleration factor decreases, its mass increases. E=mc. Mass is stored energy unlocked by acceleration. Mass is inert. It has no functional properties other than length width, height. Gravity is the result of an external force accelerating the frame of reference. What you feel is that applied force accelerating you in space. The same as dipping your hand in hot water. You feel the water molecules being accelerated. The earth is round (curved space) because F=ma. Force equals Acceleration. As the acceleration factor increases, the mass factor decreases. Which is why the atmosphere becomes thinner as the radius increases. Because the earth is rotating on its axis, it's mass is being accelerated not only outward but forward as well creating curved space. The 'gravity as a force' math works because framing mass as the force multiplier creates a mirror image from reality. Mass based Relativity says the atmosphere thins because there is less gravitational attraction. In reality, the laws of motion show that the atmosphere becomes less dense because of acceleration. Which one are you going to believe? Newton's Laws of Motion that accurately describe the Earth, its atmosphere, its tides. Or some made-up mathemagical theory that doesn't hold water? What does Relativity give you? An increase in mass with acceleration? Then why does cold water have more mass than hot water? Time-dilation? Then why do astronauts experience accelerated heart rates and solar sails increase in temperature? Gravitational Attraction? Why do objects with disparate mass attributes fall at age same rate? Gravity is one frame of reference being accelerated by another frame of reference. When standing in line and I push you forward, what you feel is gravity accelerating you. When you accelerate yourself, take a step forward, you don't feel gravity. Here is something for you to ponder regarding gravity. The Earth's rotation speed currently creates a force of 1g. If the Earth's rotation doubles, it would create a 2g force. What would happen if the Earth's orbital speed around the sun where to double instead. Would you still be subjected to the 1g force as generated by the earths rotation?
@YouTuber-mc2el
@YouTuber-mc2el Месяц назад
I just commented before reading your comment that could we not say that acceleration is an illusion as well. Makes me feel good to have someone of your intellect post the very same thing in much more detail.
@paperemu5909
@paperemu5909 27 дней назад
@@ronald3836 To be fair, no theory in sciences will answer the question why nature works like predicted. It is a question that isn't asked within the scientific method, because the method is not fit to answer such kinds of questions. Science always will ask *how* nature works. The "why" is up to philosophs and other kinds of epistemological approaches. All we can hope from science is a deeper level of how all these natural laws work and how they are connected. "Just shifting the question" basically is the way of science. Every new theory will raise new questions. At least we know thanks to general relativity, that space is curved. That helps with looking for deeper answers.
@anafps23
@anafps23 Год назад
Been through college in physics and physical engineering and honestly no professor would explain in such an interesting and somehow profound way. Thank you
@mmoonchild276
@mmoonchild276 Год назад
Could you help me with a simple question? What makes engineering different from physics?
@lew-ejones-ayres5088
@lew-ejones-ayres5088 Год назад
​@@mmoonchild276application
@niy._.
@niy._. 11 месяцев назад
Hey if you don’t mind me asking, which uni/college did you go to for physical engineering, that is a major I’m interested in and from my research, very few colleges have that as an option and I will be applying to colleges next year so it would be great iylmk
@anafps23
@anafps23 11 месяцев назад
@@niy._. well mine was in Portugal in the faculty of Science in Porto University
@KnewTherapy
@KnewTherapy 10 месяцев назад
@@mmoonchild276weed out classes and corporate politics
@pauloquendo6535
@pauloquendo6535 6 месяцев назад
I came to learn a little about gravity, and I’m leaving with a headache, is a very fun video.
@mageshgopi3594
@mageshgopi3594 15 дней назад
Visiting this old video after the greatest discovery of Gravitational waves is so satisfying😄
@narfwhals7843
@narfwhals7843 14 дней назад
This video was released several years after the first discovery of gravitational waves in 2015.
@bz101
@bz101 3 года назад
Veritasium: *"gravity is just an illusion"* Flat Earthers: Our Time Has Come.
@josephburchanowski4636
@josephburchanowski4636 3 года назад
It is a scientific fact that the Earth is flat in some Inertial Reference Frames.
@meandnoother
@meandnoother 3 года назад
@@josephburchanowski4636 From the point of view of someone who's traveling at the speed of light
@danielyuan9862
@danielyuan9862 3 года назад
Veritasium: *"Space is curved"* Flat-Earthers: *disgusted face*
@johanahonen8627
@johanahonen8627 3 года назад
Exactly what I thought. They will cherry pick that quote forever
@thunderchild1083
@thunderchild1083 3 года назад
We can only go On what we are told, if you want proof either way you need to go into space yourself
@dtb7872
@dtb7872 7 месяцев назад
please expand on gravity not being a field and therefore no field carriers but why the theory of the graviton exists and how this all parties with the quantum gravity theories especially when it comes to gravity around and inside black holes!
@deejayf69
@deejayf69 3 года назад
"Gravity doesn't exist!" Flat earthers: I knew it!
@deltablaze77
@deltablaze77 3 года назад
I was just thinking this, with the right level of fundamentally misunderstanding this video I could see it feeding into the FE crazy ideas of the world just accelerating upwards at 9.8m/s squared.
@KibyNykraft
@KibyNykraft 3 года назад
Nonlocality and "general" relativity is about the level of flat earthers, denying all science and energy conservation laws. How will one prove that space is a magical gelly of extra time or instant energy transfer? Gravity is an acceleration yes, because a force is the outcome (the field of) of particle charge due to spin states and vibratory conditions. Relativity is the opposite of anything general.. It is by being relativity, "special"(localities measured)
@baronvonbeandip
@baronvonbeandip 3 года назад
@@deltablaze77 Isn't that what they believe, tho? Doesn't the pizza just fly through space propelled by dark energy or whatever flavor-of-the-month untestable excuse they can come up with?
@festassorteio2488
@festassorteio2488 3 года назад
@@baronvonbeandip we also have dark enery on relativility but yeah their logic make way less sense
@foxtrotalphagolfgolfoskart3224
@foxtrotalphagolfgolfoskart3224 3 года назад
This video made more sense in a flat earth way than any flat earth video?¿?🤷🏽‍♂️
@cameronthomas3398
@cameronthomas3398 3 года назад
I’ve never understood the concept of bending space time around masses until this video. And now it makes sense how light gets trapped in black holes despite having essentially no mass
@georgesmith8988
@georgesmith8988 3 года назад
my understanding of this is, mass shapes space, and matter (mass) follows the shape of space, and we give this following of space the name gravity. That’s how understand it?
@jwjustjwgd
@jwjustjwgd 2 года назад
*correction Light doesn't have essentially no mass, it has precisely no mass. Photons are massless particles.
@cameronthomas3398
@cameronthomas3398 2 года назад
@@jwjustjwgd Yes. Thank you!
@captainmaim
@captainmaim 2 года назад
I'm confused. How does a laser exert force on an object if the light beam has no mass?
@Malpheron
@Malpheron 2 года назад
@@captainmaim Light does have a mass, it does not have a rest mass. E = mc^2; m = E/c^2.
@hare_ss
@hare_ss 9 дней назад
9:53 OMG THE VIDEO IS ACCELERATING UP, ohwait its my hand
@Cymock1
@Cymock1 3 месяца назад
Thanks you! This cake recipe will make my son happy for sure!
@the40thstep
@the40thstep 3 года назад
Saying that gravity is an illusion and that it is simply a symptom of curvature of spacetime is a bit of an oversimplification. The truth is that we do not understand gravity. We can observe and predict the effects of gravity but we do not fully understand it which is why there is such a problem as soon as we go from macro to microcosmos of quantum physics and quantum gravity and why the idea of gravitons was proposed in the first place. Also, there is no such thing as being at rest outside of the effects of gravity. There is always some gravity well you would be in. Even if there was only one star in the entire universe and you were on the other side of the observable Universe, you would still be in the gravity well of that star, no matter how shallow it would be. The only reason we talk about escape velocity is that you manage to escape from a deeper gravity well into a more shallow one.
@trybunt
@trybunt 3 года назад
One complicated explanation at a time, buddy, let me soak this in first.
@platypusrex2287
@platypusrex2287 3 года назад
Good comment. Also gravity doesn't exist until there are 2 bodies to experience it...
@KRYMauL
@KRYMauL 3 года назад
Also, one of the main reasons for the creation of String Theory was to try to unite the two with 10 dimensions and an extra parametric or time dimension. Basically we have no clue why gravity does the things it does because it looks like an acceleration from an Einstein reference, but from a quantum physics perspective it does even weirder things.
@trybunt
@trybunt 3 года назад
@@KRYMauL why do i get the feeling we are missing something crucial when I think about this stuff, and the fact that we only ever experience the illusion our brain creates to represent reality makes me feel like it would be like light to a creature that hasn't evolved sight.
@KRYMauL
@KRYMauL 3 года назад
@@trybunt Because that is how it works, the universe is actually a series of fields that interact with each other in trigonometric ways.
@spacejunky4380
@spacejunky4380 2 года назад
Trying to explain this to a friend is a crazy challenge. I've tried. I think it's more confusing, this is such a great explanation
@walteroreilly8963
@walteroreilly8963 2 года назад
Thats because the video treats us a rigid body or singular particles. We have th ability to have distinguish different parts of our bodies in discrete frames. We feel our stomachs get queasy because the food inside and the fluid in our ears are behaving in different ways relative to their confinements. As the observer approached the planet he would indeed feel the difference if the curvature was great enough. He would not act in perfect synchronicity to the ship, just very very close to synchronicity.
@lukky6648
@lukky6648 2 года назад
@@walteroreilly8963 that actually makes a lot of sense , just confused about how gliding would work if this theory was true
@AverageAlien
@AverageAlien 2 года назад
Basically, space is distorted and your movement through time is what causes you to fall to earths core
@AverageAlien
@AverageAlien 2 года назад
@@lukky6648 it's not "if". This theory IS true, general relativity accurately explains gravity at these levels. This isn't some guess. This is reality
@AverageAlien
@AverageAlien 2 года назад
@@lukky6648 gliding works because of lift. Lift works against curvature of spacetime into the earth. Lift provides an upwards force due to air newtons 3rd law
@samhelmer1978
@samhelmer1978 11 месяцев назад
This blew my mind @Veritasium ! and is the clearest explanation of (the consequences of) general relativity i have ever seen...(This video should be part of every middle school curriculum on the planet 🧑‍🚀🚀🌎)
@Leeengold
@Leeengold 6 месяцев назад
I dont understand the example with the light beam. If I'm in the frame of reference outside the rocket and see the rocket being accelerated, I unnderstand that I would be "seeing" a single photon traveling in a straight line. But as the light source is accelerated, I should still see the beam as curved. The depiction in the video seems incorrect. The light being emitted at time t1 at height x1 would not be at height h2>h1 at time t2 but still at h1.
@ylstorage7085
@ylstorage7085 3 года назад
"a falling man appreciates the gravity of the situation"
@cl4655
@cl4655 3 года назад
but he doesnt experience it
@kaushikgupta9490
@kaushikgupta9490 3 года назад
@@cl4655 underrated comment
@metalcake2288
@metalcake2288 3 года назад
Confucius plays
@lemmingscanfly5
@lemmingscanfly5 3 года назад
I’m sure he’d be feeling quite the opposite of appreciation.
@wudubora
@wudubora 3 года назад
It's not the fall the kills you, it's the sudden stop, will really it's the sudden acceleration.
@artimess3268
@artimess3268 11 месяцев назад
Props to Cameraman keeping up with Derek with Derek in space and Earth at the same time..
@dannypope1860
@dannypope1860 2 месяца назад
You couldn’t have found a cooler rocket to pretend-launch into space?
@NeuromodulatorNetwork
@NeuromodulatorNetwork 3 года назад
*As a Harvard Neuroscientist, here's another mind-bending thought. When you rotate your head, you are NOT in control of the primary directionality of your eye movements under most circumstances.* Try this. Keep your head still and look at your finger while you shake your finger left and right; your finger will look blurry due to motion blur. Now, instead, keep your finger still and look at it while you simultaneously shake your head left and right, which will demonstrate - in this situation - that you are still able to maintain a stable image of your finger. This is because your sense of your head in space - your vestibular system - has a hardwired reflex to move your eyes in the opposite direction of your rotational head movements. This vestibular-ocular reflex (VOR) ensures automatic dynamic stabilization of images during head movements. You are not consciously doing this, and you can not consciously override it. The VOR is truly a reflex and, interestingly, does not depend on vision. During head movements, you will still have a strong VOR if you are in the dark or if you have your eyes closed. Your VOR originates from your vestibular system, which is located in your inner ear right next to your cochlea - your organ of hearing. Your vestibular system for rotational head movements consists of a series of three fluid-filled semicircular canals that have little "hair" cells inside the canals. When your head moves up-down (pitch), left-right (yaw), or shoulder-to-shoulder (roll), fluid inside the corresponding semicircular canal flows. This head motion-induced flow bends the hair cells within the canal to ultimately send electrical impulses to your hindbrain. These electrical impulses - encoding head movement - then talk to parts of your brain controlling eye movements, which connect to your eye muscles to reflexively move your eyes in the opposite direction of your head movement. So be thankful that your sense of your head in space - your vestibular system - takes care of maintaining a stable image of the world even when your head bobs around as you walk. Otherwise, walking would be a blurry journey of craziness. Videos coming soon.
@xenobiaeve2363
@xenobiaeve2363 3 года назад
I never considered that. Very cool. Also, subbed.
@RaymondLo84
@RaymondLo84 3 года назад
I lost it the moment I turned my head.
@felipems3624
@felipems3624 3 года назад
I remember this video, where the guy shows you can twist your eyeballs ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-DkaJ6iK2CJc.html
@derrickasante7845
@derrickasante7845 3 года назад
Just connected with you on LinkedIn. Good stuff!
@happythoughts700
@happythoughts700 3 года назад
Awesome little at-home experiment! Very interesting and another thing to be grateful for. Much love!
@Niightblade
@Niightblade 3 года назад
@EVERYONE: He's NOT saying gravity doesn't exist... he's saying it's not, technically, a force. EDIT: Ok he does actually say it doesn't exist a few times. *shrug* More importantly: Don't mess with the wiring in your house unless you know what you're doing and you're not breaking any laws/regulations.
@Random84530
@Random84530 3 года назад
5:31 Gravity is just like that force, it doesn't actually exist. Hahahaha.
@ronrothrock7116
@ronrothrock7116 3 года назад
No, he IS saying gravity doesn't exist. What you think/see/feel as gravity is an illusion. IT DOES NOT EXIST.
@elangavinindrav.a.h3725
@elangavinindrav.a.h3725 3 года назад
@Brian Hensley acceleration.
@exitiumexitium3756
@exitiumexitium3756 3 года назад
@Brian Hensley It’s not that gravity doesn’t exist, it just isn’t like other forces per se. More specifically it would be more similar to a fictitious force. What he’s trying to say is essentially that gravity’s effects are definitely there, but that it’s not a force, but a curvature in space time.
@NicsITV
@NicsITV 3 года назад
@Brian Hensley The sides of the mug?
@TheLoveajay
@TheLoveajay 10 месяцев назад
Beautifully explained
@jackeriksen6753
@jackeriksen6753 6 месяцев назад
Great vid thank you! Now i'm trying to figure out why time is the same in space and on earth in a bent time space. How can it be c² at both the inner and outer diameter at the same time? Seems to me time would have to move ever do slightly slower down here (or in the videos case the sun) to make the bend.
@rockstarpunkthegamer2631
@rockstarpunkthegamer2631 10 месяцев назад
Love the fact all of a sudden there are 2 Veritasium’s, when there is only one.
@ceneblock
@ceneblock 2 месяца назад
Schrodinger's Veritasium. The left and right one both exist until they are observed in Australia. The video is just a depiction of a potential Veritasium state.
@onyeagusisteven5080
@onyeagusisteven5080 5 месяцев назад
Best presentation ever
@finleysmurflton4851
@finleysmurflton4851 3 года назад
“...and I will prove it to you by blasting off into space.” *Reaches for giant bong*
@leonefoscolo
@leonefoscolo 3 года назад
It is 42.0 the veritasium element number after all
@foty8679
@foty8679 3 года назад
He need to go high
@GerardVaughan-qe7ml
@GerardVaughan-qe7ml 3 года назад
Filled with nitroglycerin.
@observantmagic4156
@observantmagic4156 3 года назад
So newton wasn’t observing the apple, the apple was observing him
@thedaranesianconfederation7221
@thedaranesianconfederation7221 3 года назад
General relativity: Hello there
@moxamir
@moxamir 3 года назад
That poor apple was just an inertial observer, and Newton accelerated up and headbutted it.
@matigekunstintelligentie
@matigekunstintelligentie 3 года назад
Newton used Linux
@egtaha
@egtaha 3 года назад
There was never an apple to begin with. Newton had a brilliant mind but he had to dumb things down for others to understand hence the apple. In reality, who knows what was going through his mind.
@tmadvillain4028
@tmadvillain4028 3 года назад
@@matigekunstintelligentie 😂😂😂What do u feed your brain!!🤨😂
@everythingatonce4232
@everythingatonce4232 2 месяца назад
I have a question ! At 14:55 He showed that light bent twice than Newtonian Model predicted, So Why did light bend in Newtonian Model ??
@sdutta8
@sdutta8 6 дней назад
I got it: curved space is like packing foam that keeps me pinned down on the Earth’s surface. Amazing that old Albert managed to sell this over Newton’s falling apple.
@neelbagayatkar7794
@neelbagayatkar7794 3 года назад
Imagine having a physics class where you learn gravitation fields and forces then go on to watch this video right after...
@syn2896
@syn2896 3 года назад
My physics teacher is making our class example this and how dose this work lmao.
@StRanGerManY
@StRanGerManY 3 года назад
"everything you learned was a lie"
@dagmbisrat3740
@dagmbisrat3740 3 года назад
This exactly what happened to me rn 😭 idk if I should confront my teacher😭
@Fadee
@Fadee 3 года назад
I'm currently in a physics class, hope this doesn't mess me up
@TheSassi14
@TheSassi14 3 года назад
@@dagmbisrat3740 Classic physics is still being used successfully and not wrong, it is just a different explaination for what we see. Maybe send this to your teacher. If they are nice, they will apreciate that you take your education further.
@anweshdas6510
@anweshdas6510 3 года назад
I'm an apple 🍎 ... I was just chilling the other day and suddenly my tree detached and started moving up and before I knew it a freakin scientist just came straight at me from the bottom and rammed me with his gigantic head.... Like what is wrong with that dude... Thanks to him now no one will eat me
@kletops46
@kletops46 3 года назад
Absolutely LOL brilliant...!
@JassCodes
@JassCodes 3 года назад
He is now eating our brains !
@sarcastitva
@sarcastitva 3 года назад
P.S. The apple actually didn't fall on Newton's head.
@ahraj777
@ahraj777 3 года назад
Every smart aleck is rehashing the old, but another Einstein is illusive.
@LinkinPark4Ever1996
@LinkinPark4Ever1996 3 года назад
actually, that scientist ate that apple afterwards
@NitinSharma-mb5po
@NitinSharma-mb5po 27 дней назад
bro your informations are superb and mind thriilling your explanation is too good
@donallen7830
@donallen7830 10 месяцев назад
Your experimental test segment made me start to think about Maxwell and the electrons in a copper wire.
@BIGDUEL
@BIGDUEL 3 года назад
“Are you in an inertial frame of reference? No!” *The people on the ISS watching this video:*
@jgcodes2020
@jgcodes2020 3 года назад
"dId YoU jUsT aSsUmE mY fRaMe Of rEfErEnCe?"
@douglasjackson295
@douglasjackson295 3 года назад
Me:~jumps~ . . . Well now I am
@giulianacesca4711
@giulianacesca4711 3 года назад
I THOUGHT THE SAMEEEEE
@acetrail5715
@acetrail5715 3 года назад
I didnt... Understand...
@wupr0
@wupr0 3 года назад
Well, even the ISS is "accelerated" due to air resistance
@WisdomUnfolded
@WisdomUnfolded 3 года назад
Veritasium changing video thumbnail 4th times. bro we watch video whatever thumbnail it is
@saleplains
@saleplains 3 года назад
he did a really good video about it last year ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-fHsa9DqmId8.html
@erdafaandikri6780
@erdafaandikri6780 3 года назад
Yeah ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ub82Xb1C8os.html
@dejayrezme8617
@dejayrezme8617 3 года назад
Yeah maximizing clickbait. Which is why I didn't watch this video, because it's some clickbait BS like "centrifugal force doesn't exist lolol". I know it's petty but this really annoys me.
@saleplains
@saleplains 3 года назад
@@dejayrezme8617 i mean that wasnt the video at all but ok. i dont hate on youtubers for playing the game. if i were in their shoes id do it too.
@jeffin2386
@jeffin2386 3 года назад
@@dejayrezme8617 Lmao how is it clickbait if the whole video was entirely the title , which being........ " gravity is an illusion ". I guess you wouldnt know that cause you didnt watch the video 😅.
@xaver7623
@xaver7623 5 месяцев назад
Didnt know english speakers use the word „schadenfreude“😂😂
@ChaoticPasta
@ChaoticPasta 3 месяца назад
We also use Angst, Zeitgeist, Doppelganger, and Poltergeist. Germans just have the best words to describe dark, serious concepts.
@Foxwizard35
@Foxwizard35 3 месяца назад
7:57 Little does he know i'm falling of a building while watching this
@nurulputrifajriani5567
@nurulputrifajriani5567 3 года назад
Newton: apple fall from a tree Einstein: man fall from a roof
@walkingmonument
@walkingmonument 3 года назад
Apple falls from a tree on a roof and falls on mans head and startles him off the roof
@SnowTiger45
@SnowTiger45 3 года назад
And I fell off the wagon and found myself relative to a bottle of whiskey.
@lechicken8226
@lechicken8226 3 года назад
@@timno9804 Newton be liek: ow, I fractured my ribs and broke my neck, but this apple...
@mcbooger617
@mcbooger617 3 года назад
That's what differentiates their theories to its core. What an excellent analogy!
@krzyszwojciech
@krzyszwojciech 3 года назад
Hawking: a man falling into a black hole
@itsjatinrao
@itsjatinrao 3 года назад
Just imagine a German man giving all these Mind blowing ideas 100years ago.
@kristofnagy7813
@kristofnagy7813 3 года назад
And nowdays some people beleive the earth is flat
@ahamay2012
@ahamay2012 3 года назад
Now they prevent climate change by missing school days...
@baronvonbeandip
@baronvonbeandip 3 года назад
ngl, they do put out alot of useless hot air in school. maybe it's not so bad.
@akagetobimaru1994
@akagetobimaru1994 3 года назад
People don't have time n money to think anymore nowadays.... Everyone was so busy nowadays
@Gettindirty187
@Gettindirty187 3 года назад
And Nicola Tesla said all Einstein’s ideas were crap!
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