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To celebrate the release of “Avengers: Endgame,” we had physicist (and lifelong comic book fan) Jim Kakalios take a closer look at the physics of the Marvel universe. Here he reacts to 10 memorable scenes from Marvel movies and rates them based on their accuracy. Find out what exactly quantum mechanics, time dilation, Einstein’s theory of special relativity, and spider silk tell us about the superheroes of the Marvel franchise.
Which weapon would you rather have in a fight: Thor’s Mjolnir hammer or Captain America’s shield? Hint: The answer has to do with the conservation of energy - and the sonoluminescence of vibranium. Dr. Kakalios breaks down the physics behind this and many other Marvel phenomena, including Shuri’s holographic car in “Black Panther;” Peter Parker’s spider-webbing train save in “Spider-Man 2;” the multiverse theory of “Doctor Strange;” the role of Pym particles and the Higgs boson in “Ant-Man;” artificial gravity in “Guardians of the Galaxy;” and Tony Stark’s cybernetic helmet and gold-titanium exoskeleton in “Iron Man.” He sheds light on why Carol Danvers doesn’t age from “Captain Marvel” to “Avengers: Endgame;” why the Space Stone is so powerful when yielded by Thanos in “Avengers: Infinity War;” and what’s with all the talk of quantum entanglement, quantum tunneling, and “quantum mumbo-jumbo” in “Ant-Man and the Wasp.”
Kakalios is the author of three books - “The Physics of Superheroes,” “The Physics of Everyday Things,” and “The Amazing Story of Quantum Mechanics.” He was a science consultant for Sony’s 2012 film “The Amazing Spider-Man.” Before that, he won an Emmy for his work as a science consultant for the Warner Bros. superhero film “Watchmen.” A physics professor at the University of Minnesota, Kakalios teaches a popular class that uses comic books to illustrate the principles of physics.
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Physicist Breaks Down The Science Of 10 Iconic Marvel Scenes

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@commiedoge6880 3 года назад

Doesn’t use complicated words, loves comics & movies, a university professor This is rare

@feverfoom 3 года назад

YEAH

@bashitharanasinghe9267 3 года назад

yea hes not toxic like other dudes

@ShadowFungus 3 года назад

By far the coolest professor iv’e ever seen. 🔥

@masao2922 3 года назад

this isint rare this is a 1,000,000 in 7,000,000,000 droprate

@nojumper01 3 года назад

@@masao2922 no its 1 in 7.5 trillon

@kevinaltman1495 3 года назад

Imagine failing a physics class and then seeing your professor giving an 8 out of 10 to a superhero movie for realism

@pogiter1756 3 года назад

scientifically realistic

@lmaohahahahahaaha4286 2 года назад

is that bad or something?😂

@x0gucx 2 года назад

Well he's more grading the realistic sciences that they reference rather than what is capable now.

@27aritrasinhaxb63 2 года назад

No he is talking about scientific realism not humanistic like the time of Renaissance

@lostcause7489 2 года назад

Imagine being so salty your professor failed you accidentally prove he made the right call.

@jeanpaulmedellin Год назад

I'll be honest, I would happily watch videos of him reacting to movies. You can tell that he loves movies (especially Marvel movies), he's a great teacher and I can tell he would have a blast explaining it all.

@thekeeperwithskills1025 2 года назад

He’s so clearly invested in the comics and the movies but is also a brilliant physicist and has a great sense of humour Love it

@hibidihibidiha 3 года назад

He's more than just a physicist, he clearly is a Marvel fan also. Shout out to this guy.

@DC-zi6se 3 года назад

"just a physicist"...

@brandonrussell3346 3 года назад

You don't get that often

@solfeo8905 2 года назад

Something about him in the thumbnail pleasantly reminds me of a case manager who helped me through community college

@jaycho6747 2 года назад

True virgin.

@johnnybhoff226 2 года назад

Same. I love this guy

@RalphiiBoy 3 года назад

I’m glad the professor wasnt just saying “this just a movie” LIKE he’s an actual fan and has seen the movies!! Big ups to this prof!

@MildMisanthropeMaybeMassive 3 года назад

Ralph Dizon He’s been using superheroes in his lectures for decades and wrote books about them and comic book authors have consulted him. He’s a true fan.

@user-vm9ro1iy8e 3 года назад

He clearly show a book he made about superheroes from the start

@boogerbooger4466 3 года назад

He has a fantastic four tie on

@abnrmlshots 3 года назад

hes been a comic book fan since he was a kid(back in the 60s), he says this in his book.

@alfisyar632 3 года назад

@@MildMisanthropeMaybeMassive Can you tell me about his creations, please? I would love to add his books to my collections.

@nephicus339 2 года назад

Scott Lang, "Do you just put the word 'quantum' infront of everything?" Real life scientist, "Yes. Yes, we do." That was genuinely what I waited for Fishburn or Douglas to say. I was sad they didn't.

@profile2047 Год назад

Who was the real life scientist? I certainly didn’t hear that here.

@ZoeMuller80 Год назад

@@profile2047 well idk the professor her?

@stephenmitchell9520 Год назад

I can almost see Fishburnes' eyebrows slightly raised as if a bit surprised by the question, as he nods his head and says "yes", then turning to Douglas, who's also nodding(with a shrug and no eye contact). Definitely a missed opportunity....on a quantum level.

@CyclopsRat 2 года назад

Love this guy's charisma, you can tell he's passionate about the topics he's discussing. Would like to see a part 2.

@harveyspecter1855 3 года назад

physics will be so much more interesting if our professors gave examples like these.......

@sayantikarouth8081 3 года назад

Just correct

@eddycolon1986 3 года назад

When any science can be linked to our phisical world that science become interesting. It doesn't matter if it's Literature or Social Studies. But it needs to be interesting if don't nobody will remember it.

@zackwalton4371 3 года назад

My professor always uses Star Wars

@danieltodorovic3879 3 года назад

Thats because majority of all our chools are old school :/

@lwanda5526 3 года назад

@@danieltodorovic3879 its a bummer

@Ruler0fWorlds 3 года назад

“He’s shooting out of his wrists which is not where a real spider would shoot it out of” The most underrated line

@j_rod3131 3 года назад

*Tom Holland proceeds to poop out web fluid*

@iaminevitable3495 3 года назад

@@j_rod3131 *Andrew Garfield proceeds to vomit web fluid*

@BullyGarfield. 3 года назад

@@iaminevitable3495 i missed the part where that’s my problem

@sheelajain370 3 года назад

@@BullyGarfield. venom :i missed the part where its my problems

@LuigiGamesful 3 года назад

Ah I love how innocent the first two replies are

@nyxmoonveil Год назад

I can tell that whoever did the editing for this video had a lot of fun haha.

@user-hd8qb7dg5r 2 года назад

0:33 First Clip: Guardian of Galaxy 3/10 2:11 Second Clip: Avengers 8/10 3:25 Third Clip: Iron Man 9/10 6:11 Fourth Clip: Ant-Man 4/10 7:40 Fifth Clip: "Spiderman 2" 8/10 8:55 Sixth Clip: Dr Strange 3/10 10:37 Seventh Clip: The Avengers 7/10 12:15 Eight Clip: Ant man & the wasp 2/10 13:47 Ninth Clip: Black Panther 5/10 15:45 Tenth Clip: Avengers Endgame 9/10

@princessazulaofthefirenati5870 Год назад

Thank you😁😁

@cQ2DHPavXTqemm9Vsbgi4TV7x 5 лет назад

*little did they know, drax was in every scene, standing very still*

@shadowyt6153 5 лет назад

😂

@Trinthegay 5 лет назад

Try explaining THAT teacher

@Lashb1ade 5 лет назад

It is well known that the speed of light, constant in all reference frames, is the absolute maximum speed. Less well known is the speed of Drax, also constant in all reference frames, the absolute minimum speed.

@zubaidamajeed5756 5 лет назад

Y E E T

@Trinthegay 5 лет назад

@@Lashb1ade took you long enough

@ASandwichNinja 5 лет назад

Drax: *Stands so still that he becomes invisible to the naked eye* Professor: 'This is completely physically plausible.' Rating: 10/10

@mr.q337 5 лет назад

Thats me in high school LOL

@jky1771 5 лет назад

drax is op 😂😂😂🤣

@Mastouche 5 лет назад

It's funny tho because he has such a hard time seeing stationnary things, colors and other stuff like that so it makes sense that he wouldnt be able to see himself if he were to be perfectly immobile.

@stevethea5250 5 лет назад

But nobody can explain his contender JOHN CENA

@blankblank1284 5 лет назад

Well. If her was perfectly stationary the brain would be less able to see him. Not invisbility. Just being less noticable.

@soulwarrior 2 года назад

I actually read his book years ago. I used it to get one of my co-workers into physics who didn't happen to be much of a reader and even he said he was super intrigued. What you're seeing in this clip is the same way he's explaining everything in his book. He just goes into more detail. But the general gist is the same - he's using heroes and their powers as reference points and then explains concepts of physics this way. I'd recommend it wholeheartedly; if you liked this clip, go and check out his book. 🙂

@nuskyahmad6375 Год назад

name?

@soulwarrior Год назад

@@nuskyahmad6375 I believe it's "The Physics of Superheroes" or something along those lines. But look for the author, you should easily find it.

@iron4517 Год назад

fish

@Niopmahcheep 2 года назад

I would be much delighted if they can manage to find a magician to breakdown Dr Strange's movie

@moehanekyaw2088 4 года назад

The smile on his face when he's explaining all of it is just precious.

@renatocunha7216 4 года назад

"The world could always use more heroes" - time traveler lesbian sonic

@Louisianish 4 года назад

Um, of course he is. More people than ever are now showing an interest in physics!

@WeAreBlank18 4 года назад

Renato Cunha, every. anime. ever.

@aevajjae 4 года назад

3k likes and 3 comments, but im gonna break it.

@moehanekyaw2088 4 года назад

@@aevajjae sad, innit?

@minecrafthorse1599 3 года назад

Imagine you falling in an elevator getting ready for a tragic death and the guy next to you just says: Hey look at this pipe

@GHg-iu7tt 3 года назад

That’s the type of outlook on life that I need😂

@user-uv7zv2ce7k 3 года назад

i would be this guy

@slimsherman2563 3 года назад

That’s exactly what I was thinking when he said that

@urmumhuge5556 3 года назад

‘hey VSauce, Micheal here, look at this pipe’

@michaelpollard1735 3 года назад

Ceci n’est pas une pipe.

@isaiahnading910 Год назад

One thing I think he got wrong is the part in Black Panther at 14:34. He mentions Shuri using a hard light hologram to control the car, but that's not what it is. The solid parts Shuri is interacting with come from a pool of sand like vibranium that can take the form of solid objects, and a hologram of the car itself forms around the physical components. I think they actually do refer to it as a vibranium sand table or something similar at some point in the movie.

@itsh7311 Год назад

Wrong time

@spinal_capped Год назад

Yeah, all the hard points are actual physical objects. It’s essentially a driving simulator rig, but with a hologram that I don’t think is purely there to give the driver a quick idea of where the vehicle’s corners would extend in the real-world environment.

@michaelbaka4777 Год назад

This professor is GREAT. Smart, informative, and with a sense of humor!! I've always been interested in physics and quantum mechanics, but my math skills SUCK. If I had a teacher that could have made it this interesting I might have become an engineer!!! GREAT guest!!!

@heshamnazim1203 5 лет назад

I liked how this guy didn't use too complicated words so us idiots could understand lol

@nahor88 5 лет назад

His shield in the comics is an alloy of vibranium and proto-adamantium, not steel.... WHY HAS NO ONE COMMENTED ON THIS???

@Mrjokes92114life 5 лет назад

Facts LOL

@nandhiasungika2468 5 лет назад

@@nahor88 he used steel cause we don't know what proto-adamantium steel is

@kennethtuazon5611 5 лет назад

LMAOOOO you just made my day HAHAHA

@semirionu 5 лет назад

@@nahor88 in some comics it's steel, while in others it's adamantium

@therealdoge4760 5 лет назад

I love the fact that he knows what he's talking about and understands the movies

@yorktown2541 5 лет назад

TheReal Doge yeah I thought he was going to be talking about how unrealistic and stupid the movies are but he actually likes them 😂

@zigakastelic8647 5 лет назад

@@yorktown2541 im sure those comics were a part of his choice to become a scientist

@pnut3844able 5 лет назад

I hate the doge memes with the fires of a thousand suns

@HearMeLearn 5 лет назад

We love a physicist who loves marvel

@billsmith4339 5 лет назад

TheReal Doge tbf he did write a book on it

@froznpyro 2 года назад

Dude is super forgiving with his ratings as compared to other experts they brought in. Kinda interesting that it's the science/mathematics people that are more open & optimistic of the fantastic elements in film.

@jacielmelendez3839 2 года назад

i like the way he explains it, like it’s less of big words he tries to put it in the simplest form

@creekwaterr 4 года назад

Imagine being in a life death situation in an elevator and going like “pick a card, any card!”

@GrimDeth18 4 года назад

Pretty sure it’s just death if you have time for one of those haha

@kadeloblack4774 4 года назад

Jonathan Burns depends on how far you’re falling... about 5-8 floors is the limit on luck for surviving though...

@johnuzoka6229 3 года назад

Just jump when the elevator about to land😂

@dakotayork4233 3 года назад

*Picks the death tarot*

@myman8336 3 года назад

@@johnuzoka6229 No, you'll hit the ground as hard as you were falling.. It's best to lie down on your back with your hands covering the back of your head, spread your legs apart and pray for deliverance..

@ayayron8221 4 года назад

The fact that Spider-Man 2's train scene is somewhat accurate makes me feel so happy

@FlaminChicken231 4 года назад

I'm amazed that he didn't mention that spiderman would've been torn apart by the force

@wellshit9489 4 года назад

@@FlaminChicken231 I think he just wanted to tell us how awesomely strong spider web is

@FlaminChicken231 4 года назад

@@wellshit9489 yeah thats true

@nightstalker4494 4 года назад

@@FlaminChicken231 I guess you are forgetting the part where he has spiders tensile strength which let's him fight big villans so easily and throw a punch so hard

@NikaHollywood 4 года назад

In reality he just would have pulled a bunch of bricks out of the buildings and the train would have lost almost no velocity. That's always the problem with superheroes. Hulk can grab two continents and smash them together? Why not just two handfulls of rock or dirt. Superman (DC) can stop crashing planes/rockets/etc by grabbing them without just punching a hole in them?

@amaomustafa1092 Год назад

You seldom see this combination in a person but it definitely makes sense. To analyze superheroes movies as how they relate to realistic science I think would end up a pyrrhic victory but I feel he directed his focus to the wins even when they proved totally fictional giving rooms for lots of "COULD" and "IMPROBABILITY". Overall, I like his enthusiasms and truthfulness, the glow in his eyes are something to take away. And how he analyses concept that you wouldn't even pay attention to like Loki's attempt on Thanos's life linking it back to the use of the tessaract in the first avenger is superb. It tells me, Man knows his onions.

@crismacario5514 2 года назад

i love how he is very well versed in both physics and Marvel, and could also explain how real the clips from the movies are

@samuel-mx3oq 5 лет назад

*elevator breaks and is quickly falling to the ground* Me: *wAnNa SeE a MaGiC tRiCk*

@lianlerick8647 5 лет назад

Better than doing nothing before you die

@mathiaskolding3241 5 лет назад

Actually so funny dude

@mathiaskolding3241 5 лет назад

I’m dead 😂😂

@ebitlagger8840 5 лет назад

Actually there's a braking mechanism in every elevator, and ever since its invention no one had ever died of falling elevator,so you could now perform the trick with no fear :)))

@thoda_pyo_6946 5 лет назад

Ebit Lagger shut up nerd 🤓🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬

@arissyazwanaman3211 2 года назад

This professor: - a veteran physicist - could explain everything complex into simple words - a marvel fan - also, a comic book writer

@holycrapfreakinsweet 2 года назад

you forgot the "he has a cool Fantastic Four tie" part...

@FrostyTheOne_ 2 года назад

You missed -chad

@bhomikjain6040 2 года назад

AND A MINECRAF PLAYER (probably because he mentioned mumbo jumbo) well at least knows minecraft

@FrostyTheOne_ 2 года назад

@@bhomikjain6040 where did he mention the simple redstone guy

@sayyamjain9708 2 года назад

Sounds a little bit like Sheldon 🤔

@rafaelalodio5116 2 года назад

Damn, I always deduced that Carol Denvers was just a very well preserved 50 year old, consequence of her powers maybe, but this time dilation explanation makes perfect sense.

@annkatherine6327 Год назад

I wish that all teachers/professors could be like this gentleman. How much easier would be to learn under tutelage of a person like this! Especially for students struggling with a particular subject.

@TheRealGuywithoutaMustache 2 года назад

Everyone here can respect this man for that Fantastic Four tie that he wore. He was really looking forward to this.

@mistahsalary9859 2 года назад

He's been waiting this moment for his whole life lol

@donktordank 2 года назад

boys, we found him

@cssj2737 2 года назад

You again

@Esqueakiel 2 года назад

I can tell he’s kinda nerding out

@yj5160 2 года назад

A comment from Just Some Guy without a Mustache without more than 1k likes??? Reality can be often disappointing.

@wrb1088 5 лет назад

You could tell he likes physics, but LOVES marvel

@Sciencationelle 5 лет назад

Totally. We love Marvel and superheroes

@sauceaddict9569 5 лет назад

@vandy5206 5 лет назад

Win Bolton He loves both

@jvostudio 5 лет назад

you can already tell by his tie

@mrflipperinvader7922 5 лет назад

@@Sciencationelle except me lol

@alexalbrecht5768 Год назад

I was under the impression that Shuri was using something more along the lines of a volumetric display rather than a hologram.

@franklinegbuche7097 2 года назад

*An intelligent person knows how to breakdown complicated things to be understandable to everyone no matter their level.*

@aguyofrandomness3039 5 лет назад

still dont know why is gamora

@grayonthewater 5 лет назад

a guy of randomness 😹

@aarizaryan6195 5 лет назад

Lol

@hamzahussein1062 5 лет назад

Aariz A.X.I p

@hamzahussein1062 5 лет назад

P Oo Ppop

@campcampcamp 5 лет назад

Because Gamora

@AlexM-mj3sq 5 лет назад

I love how this physicist talks with 100% accuracy on both physics theories and MCU lore. He does a better job of getting these details right than most RU-vid “critics.”

@marcioamaral7511 5 лет назад

He needs to dumb it down for the audience (at least the physics )

@AlexM-mj3sq 5 лет назад

Márcio Amaral Uh not really. He could easily do it without knowing so much about Marvel. He’s just a huge, adorable Marvel fan

@savagesalvage9449 5 лет назад

@@AlexM-mj3sq Well, as long as he's huge.

@flutter2386 5 лет назад

That's why they pay him the big bucks lol

@marcioamaral7511 5 лет назад

@@AlexM-mj3sq "Not really" ? I'm an engineering major and trust me, he really dumbed it down to make it easier for the audience. Take any serious physics book and try to understand the phenomena he explained from it and you'll see why I wrote that.

@KalibreSteelblast 2 года назад

I love _how many references this guy is dropping._ I grinned like an idiot at 11:10 - "when Captain America throws his mighty shield."

@TheDVM Год назад

00:05 seconds in- Already love him.

@Allebas13 3 года назад

This guy can kill Thanos with his Quantum knowledge.

@thanos4833 3 года назад

*dies*

@hibidihibidiha 3 года назад

@Marcel Reiner 😂😂

@lilfish1640 3 года назад

Yep

@SpartanMatt117 5 лет назад

I like how he is not a random guy but he actually likes the movies 😂

@pinny0101 5 лет назад

how is he "not a random guy". He certainly is to you and me, no?

@amenchoudhury8036 5 лет назад

He means he is not any old physicist but one that rlly likes marvel

@christianali5431 5 лет назад

He had to enjoy these movies, or else he wouldn’t let himself watch them.

@Kakyyoin 5 лет назад

Actually likes movies? As in its unusual to like movies?

@mimiel7938 5 лет назад

@@Kakyyoin he also knows a lot about the comics ...so yeah he is not random

@alinnistor7871 2 года назад

"I dont know if I can do this but someone shuri can"! I see what you did there, well done! I really like this guy. He has that tipical aura of cultivated/well educated people, a big Marvel nerd and obviously a great teacher. Looking forward for more fun stuff.

@otavioraupp 2 года назад

This is awesome! Finally an explanation about the physics in super hero movies/comics that is fun to watch and actually makes us learn a lot about physics itself!!

@joshvinjohn7691 4 года назад

this man should break down the physics behind bollywood movies

@shuunknown 4 года назад

😂

@Atomesk 4 года назад

🤣🤣🤣 Yes

@thesaintzor625 4 года назад

Do you wanna give a heart attack to this really sweet man???

@sivaprasadwarrier3171 4 года назад

It is already broken my great bollywood movie creators.🤣🤣...they are far ahead

@muhammadbello8756 4 года назад

😭😂😂😂🤣🤣

@aswin5792 4 года назад

He's not just a physicist.. He's a *TRUE MARVEL FAN* The way he speaks and explains is from the inside of his heart...

@proximitive3872 4 года назад

Aswin i mean come on just look at his tie

@aswin5792 4 года назад

@@proximitive3872 oh. I didn't notice. Thanks for sharing mate

@RafaelRodrigues-rx9ry 4 года назад

Yeah, I have his book on science of superheroes. Beyond physics he spends a lot of time talking about the comics history. Really nice!

@peregrine5327 4 года назад

You're not even close to wrong. It's a little weird to explain, but there are plenty of little moments and details that he references or brings up that most experts who don't really love Marvel, or just sorta watch the odd one when it comes out, wouldn't pick up on, or forget, or whatever. It's something that irks me, as a super-attentive moviegoer, when I watch some of these 'experts break down' videos. This guy? Not even once. Every time I thought to myself, 'ugh, of course he's not gonna bring up that', he freaking next thing he said was addressing it.

@VanillaBearMD3 4 года назад

He had a big smile on his face the whole time.

@reinova1668 Год назад

I loved the video so much, thank you for the content !

@FirstIsa Год назад

I think I recall reading his book or a variation of it. What always stood out to me from the book I read was the note that speedsters like Flash and Quicksilver would need to be nearly indestructible or wrap themselves in some sort of force field when moving or the dust particulates in the air would hit with enough force when they ran to rip them apart.

@SoelPockychan 4 года назад

This professor needs a RU-vid channel to keep teaching us physics through marvel movies 🤩👌

@ishubetterthanyou1582 4 года назад

Definitely. This was really fun.

@KarinaHunter 4 года назад

I'd subscribe for sure!

@jokic6346 4 года назад

He has one im not sure what its called

@orchidvity4748 4 года назад

there is a simillar thing with a channel called flim theory he doesnt use just physics though he uses other branches of science

@KarinaHunter 4 года назад

@@orchidvity4748 yeah, FilmTheory is awesome :)

@ehusby 4 года назад

He's my professor from my freshman physics course! You can bet he went out of his way to use superhero examples whenever he could in both lectures and exams.

@mrssassypants0605 4 года назад

Lucky you

@reptilefan1115 4 года назад

r/thathappened

@myworldandyours6002 4 года назад

@@reptilefan1115 god shut up

@danielcowan87 4 года назад

@@reptilefan1115 true

@lasarith2 4 года назад

Erik Husby well you can tell him he was off with the iron man one, a few years back a researcher (woman) made a gold titanium variant, that was I believe 200,000 psi .

@ciAMkia 11 месяцев назад

Of the Insider rating film scenes, this is definitely a favorite of mine. I taught physics to gifted students, so it's a subject close to my heart, and brain. It helps that this gentleman happens to be brilliant, with a wonderful, warm sense of humor. I've got to add his book about the physics of superhero movies to my reading list! Big thumbs up!!!!

@Julia-lk8jn 2 года назад

It's a weird feeling when a physics professor tells you that sure, cybernetic helmet, no problem. Beyond that; this video is adorable. You can tell he's both a physics and a Marvel fan: he doesn't try to find "hey, that'll never work stuff", but to find a way to explain how something might work. Which is exactly how invention works: looking at an impossible idea and going, "well, for that to be _possible_ , you would need ..."

@alcxy8563 5 лет назад

i love how this guy is actually a marvel (or at least a comic) fan. respect ma man!

@prateekmajhee5706 5 лет назад

Aren't all the nerds? Try big bang theory for reference !!

@prateekmajhee5706 5 лет назад

@@azar6835 I really wish I had knowledge on anything as much as this guy bruh !!I would've proudly joined the nerd's club. Sadly I don't have. But yeah I know a thing or two about comic books for sure.

@pnut3844able 5 лет назад

Prateek Majhee I hate the big bang theory. So corny.

@prateekmajhee5706 5 лет назад

@@pnut3844able your choice !! Your opinion !! None of my deal !! Peace out.

@placeholder29 5 лет назад

@@prateekmajhee5706 Someone humble for once FINALLY

@kingofthemultiverseforever893 4 года назад

Since noone else is gonna mention it I will: His tie is awsome!

@mdxx12 4 года назад

Ikr

@sinsaydarylg.9165 4 года назад

its fantastic

@mrrathalos3576 4 года назад

His tie is too glorious for our eyes

@celtic5505 3 года назад

@@sinsaydarylg.9165 i see what you did there

@sinsaydarylg.9165 3 года назад

@@celtic5505 ey you saw it

@olibelokapova 2 года назад

I love his attitude! Presents the science is a funny and engaging way and still have the fun attitude to comment and accept the movie 'magic'. Love this clip!

@megatonhammer4723 2 года назад

I’ve always been fascinated with anything related to space and time travel. Thank you for sharing the reality of it Professor!

@bzylarisa 5 лет назад

"Friendly neighborhood physics professor" lol I love him! He's really a fan

@stevethea5250 5 лет назад

Shout out to our real Spidey homie TOBEY MACGUIRE

@nayeemsama3826 5 лет назад

Use shaders in Minecraft!!!!!😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😃😃😃😃😃😃

@aiikirovadryfox6493 4 года назад

He is being honest thts all not a fan though

@redozmasoma 5 лет назад

Artificial Gravity = questionable Talking Raccoon = believable I love this guy XD

@warlynx5644 5 лет назад

Well the “genetic and cybernetics enhancements” that made him could be possible giving enough research

@realdripmeister 5 лет назад

genetic engineering is farther along that gravity physics

@apolloniuspergus9295 5 лет назад

Genetically engineered catgirls are real.

@Yaori999 5 лет назад

@@apolloniuspergus9295 Elon Musk is trully Tony Stark of our worldline but with catgirls instead of AI controlled suits.

@Possi_ball 5 лет назад

Well, if you think about it, there is an infinite number of planets in the universe. A raccoon like intelligent alien could have evolved somewhere. So, at this very moment, in a distant planet or even galaxy, there is a talking raccoon.

@HelioLhama 2 года назад

I've been studying quantum mechanics as a hobbie since 2014 when I was 14 years old. it ALWAYS bothers me that I try to explain the physics behind some movies and my friends go "but the talking racoon is fine??" and I'm like CMON FORGET THE RACOON Loved this man forgetting the racoon and focusing on the gravity on and off Thank you I'm gonna buy that book btw

@henrik3291 Год назад

To me it seemed that he found a talking racoon more plausible that artificial gravity. Which kind of says alot.

@davidpaniagua3324 9 месяцев назад

The talking raccoon is a cyborg, so ofcourse it's fine. Now onto the more pressing questions! Why is Gamora?

@nnxcreations 2 года назад

Well explained and super edit😍😍

@rosham426 5 лет назад

*Talking Raccoon* Scientist:That's totally normal

@vintagexela 4 года назад

he probably gets email from one

@Double-R-Nothing 4 года назад

His voice would sound a little wonky because of his jaw shape, but other than that, totally realistic.

@alanp3334 4 года назад

"Eh, not my field. The medical students can complain about him."

@tinevodopivec9692 4 года назад

I mean, he IS a physicist, so he doesn't care about medical shit.

@henryd654 4 года назад

Awohali Uhyoha talking raccoon > god of lightning

@ezzyrush2253 4 года назад

This dude will have an heart attack if he was to break down science scenes in Bollywood movies

@brycedurham7101 4 года назад

🤣

@winternight7156 3 года назад

Damn right😂

@theamazingpterodactyl7897 3 года назад

Omg bro 🤣🤣🤣

@Algox 3 года назад

*a heart attack

@linglingsviolin3454 3 года назад

an aneurism

@Hollowdude15 Год назад

Amazing video and this was so interesting to watch and enjoy today :]

@NotFlame 2 года назад

I like how he's giving out references instead of just explaining the physics part and moving on I wish I had a professor like this lol

@robertodeluca1786 3 года назад

"Your friendly neighborhood phisyc professor" and " face front, true believers" almost made me tear a bit.

@carnage3814 2 года назад

Yea he is the best professor ever,wish he had more subs too

@whiterabbit75 Год назад

Just needed an "Excellsior!" in there.

@sirtanon1 5 лет назад

Is nobody going to talk about his Fantastic Four tie? Just gotta love this guy. Physics professor and Superhero movie fan.

@SlyBeast 5 лет назад

Oh I was about to. That tie is...fantastic.

@ethanzwolf 5 лет назад

Yeah, you have to love him... until he goes through an equation derivation on one slide in 10 seconds. Then I'd say he's not as great haha.

@lenkngomez8451 5 лет назад

What if he became a Physics professor just so he can prove and back up every question there is to every superhero character... 🙌🏼💯

@lucirmarvrasrockurd2029 5 лет назад

Fr dude, I love this guy.

@sidhanthaneogi8615 5 лет назад

sirtanon1 sheldon cooper

@chriskelley1989 2 года назад

I love how much of a need he is and it makes me genuinely happy

@derjonny2242 2 года назад

I would love it to have him as my physics teacher/professor.... simple explanations, very pleseant personality and voice and on top of that: an obvious marvel and/or dc fan :D

@vinutf2 3 года назад

marvel seeing this: Write that down write that down

@shamiksinha4808 3 года назад

Haha Marvel go boop

@josephdarsiesapalaran770 3 года назад

Underrated comment😂

@OculusQuestFun 3 года назад

Lol. Accurate.

@BullyGarfield. 3 года назад

@@AJ-xd7me i love charles the french

@darshio8307 3 года назад

Yeah XDZS

@geegs2023 4 года назад

He looked so proud after his 'Shuri' pun 😭😩

@meiredmond1017 3 года назад

lol

@lynxb8300 3 года назад

What was the pun?

@hpa2005 3 года назад

@@lynxb8300 "Someone Shuri-ly will"

@hpa2005 3 года назад

He was trying so hard not to laugh.

@BG-bq1qp 3 года назад

He “Shuri-ly” did

@hellozukohere6514 2 года назад

The fact that he's a Marvel fan makes this so entertaining to watch. How he's smiling while he's explaining everything and I mean the Fantastic Four tie. Best university professor ever. I'm definitely going to be checking out his book.

@richardgreen1491 2 года назад

This was an awesome presentation! I like it even more than my old book "The Physics of Star Trek"!

@ahadrsyed 3 года назад

"but he's the master of the mystic arts, so i'll give him a break"...3/10 he really is a physics professor

@iangonsalves3813 3 года назад

Bruh

@reptilesceptile1035 3 года назад

You cant rate a magic movie high for how scienifically accurate it is

@Sriram-ek5el 3 года назад

@@reptilesceptile1035 He's not rating the magic stuff, he's rating its consequences, which are ultimately bound by physics.

@reptilesceptile1035 3 года назад

@@Sriram-ek5el yeah, but the means are magic.

@Sriram-ek5el 3 года назад

@@reptilesceptile1035 Yes, but it is being used in reality and reality is bound by the laws of physics. And these laws imply that there are consequences. One can still question the magic as in what kind of direct and indirect effects it has on reality. For example, using Avada Kedavra spell in Harry Potter universe kills someone. You need not question how it does that (magic), but you can ask exactly what part of the body it effects to kill the person. Like, does it stop the neurological function, the heart, or something else? There can be a lot of questions to be asked like this despite the nature of magic, but I hope that conveys my point.

@dennism.6946 3 года назад

I never had so much fun listening to someone talk about physics

@dylan8443 3 года назад

Your profile picture matches your comment.

@Buck3T1611 3 года назад

you've had bad physics teachers then😶

@rollxrsmash3591 3 года назад

Physics is fun if you understand it. U cant blame anything for the lack of knowledge u have for it

@cybercery5271 3 года назад

@@rollxrsmash3591 any subject can be fun if the teacher makes it fun. And you can blame the lack of knowledge for boredom.

@lLlILILw 3 года назад

Thats cause all he did was talk about it, if he started bringing in the math, equations, and assumptions that physicists often require, it would probably be several lectures long

@garrettstrahl7723 Год назад

Any physicist could have been shown scenes and then be asked to discuss them from a scientific standpoint. However, I think we all agree this guy genuinely knows his Marvel movies and characters. It was great to watch such a well rounded guy give this lecture.

@badass452a 2 года назад

All the experts these breakdown videos have chosen are great, but this guy is FANTASTIC!

@heycandybong 5 лет назад

So he’s basically a comic nerd, a very smart one lol 7:46 and I love this bit xD

@MajorAddiction 4 года назад

best part lol

@doncristobalaspee5925 4 года назад

The Big Bang Theory but real.

@Mate_Antal_Zoltan 4 года назад

@Demarcus Liggernips what do you mean humorless bazinga is the funniest ever 😬😬😬

@gonzalo4650 5 лет назад

I really liked this video, and the way he explained everything, made it look like it's easy to understand lol. Good job Insider, it was interesting.

@srikarnamburi7213 5 лет назад

So true!

@GanLaDeng 5 лет назад

I like how he explained the hologram combined with sounds to produce something tangible.

@BreezyBulldog 5 лет назад

Gan la Deng it too me a while but I noticed he is wearing a fantastic four tie if you look closely

@GanLaDeng 5 лет назад

@@BreezyBulldog Man isn't joking when he said he's a big comic book fan.

@lenkajunova7419 5 лет назад

He's cool, I was lucky to hear 2 of his lectures live when my Uni invited him for science/film festival. He actually uses comic book heroes to teach his own students IRL.

@blackmass1082 2 года назад

love this, him being a big fan makes this so much better.

@arioch2112 2 года назад

Thank you for this vid! I love your book!

@jab5980 3 года назад

I really appreciate an expert who doesn’t immediately say it’s impossible, as so many analyzing comic book movies do; instead we finally have someone looking for how it could be possible, so thank you for that.

@xXEienKageXx 2 года назад

Dude just about had a minor epiphany when second guessing how Shuri could theoretically create a hardlight hologram using vibranium soundwaves.

@rodvincent 2 года назад

Science is not really about proving what is correct but figuring out what isn't.

@gotaro69 2 года назад

@@xXEienKageXx wym?

@spider-man3553 2 года назад

@@rodvincent yea exactly. like we dont know what is possible but we know what isn't.

@mugnuz Год назад

yeh and is full of mistakes

@Enrique-lk1nx 5 лет назад

Mad respect for you putting my boy Tobey Maguire saving the train.

@wisco9er536 5 лет назад

He sure has grown

@shaggycan 5 лет назад

How much would the fans squee if there was a live action spider-verse film and Tobey's Spiderman shows up.

@82dorrin 11 месяцев назад

I... would never have guessed the Spiderman train-stopping scene was plausible. Spiders are freaking badass.

@prometheus6492 2 года назад

I love this guy's expressions when he's talking about iron man

@itsyourratbrotherjerry.4626 5 лет назад

i want stones

@kaiijak 5 лет назад

nope. its everybody.

@CVerse 5 лет назад

So do neutrons ;)

@imparanoiiid 5 лет назад

Thanos yea you can see he likes these movies

@mattj4112 5 лет назад

“In a cave... with scraps...!” You could tell he was so proud of that one lmao

@dumbo1015 5 лет назад

Dude, this is not a question it’s a statement and a question; sorry to be that guy, but fix your grammar.

@antoniomitchell4386 5 лет назад

“But Shuri someone can”. Good joke there buddy. Good joke.

@6666Imperator 5 лет назад

thanks for writing it down bc actually I didn't catch it when he was talking about it xD

@cheeeyyyx 5 лет назад

i chuckled

@tenhirankei 5 лет назад

Shuri you jest!

@mexanx 5 лет назад

Ba-dum-tisss !

@geethajohny7908 4 года назад

@@tenhirankei Shuri is smart but iorn man is better

@emeraldlilacza6552 2 года назад

this is honestly just the perfect video -- all ive ever wanted i love marvel and science and every time i see them overlap in the movies or comics i cant help but want to know more -- and this told me more !! :D i really wanna check that book out too

@emeraldlilacza6552 2 года назад

not to mention the physicist being really interesting and captivating , as well as being able to turn massively complicated science into easily digested explanations !!

@Thrillr 5 месяцев назад

Thanks for all the in-depth ℹ️nfomation mate! 👏🏾👍🏾 I’ll take Ghost powers but wish they would’ve cleaned up the explanation of her powers

@_death2me 5 лет назад

i love his facial expressions when he starts talking about iron man

@thehorse5307 5 лет назад

Can't blame him, Iron Man 1 slaps so hard.

@stormer9763 5 лет назад

I love iron man 1 3000

@inum400 5 лет назад

It matches with mine when I talk about any iron man movie

@OfficiallyMac 5 лет назад

'Your friendly neighborhood pyshics professor' legend

@joshuagomez8535 Год назад

My #1 most absolute favorite video ever. As a comic nerd, this was the best

@lost_girl_in_bookland5693 2 года назад

Would love to hear him talk about the possibilities/impossibilities of time travel

@thesurferdude01 4 года назад

"He would need a long extension cord from the suit" Tony, get in the Eva

@kirikayumura6015 4 года назад

funny.. that's the first thing that stood out for me when I watched Evangelion. Mech suits that actually have to drag cables behind them that destroy stuff in their wake!

@specterboy98 4 года назад

Dammit I was thinking the same thing 😂😂

@ireallyhatemakingupnamesfo1758 4 года назад

Your dad loves you GET IN THE ROBOT!!!!

@DekaEptari 4 года назад

i so wanted to see this comment!

@ritvikmishra8388 4 года назад

Evangelion classic

@quentinjohnson750 5 лет назад

Wow...this dude is a marvel fan. He got the names and the continuity right. Oh snap...i just noticed his tie👍🏽

@mohammedamaan5364 5 лет назад

noticed when you told! Thx manh

@nacaal6045 4 года назад

"Oh snap", u sound like Thanos rn

@trod146 4 года назад

Did you really not notice the very beginning where he mentioned literally writing a physics book on superheroes?..........

@ivantejeda5404 4 года назад

Quentin Johnson I just noticed it when I read your comment 😅😂

@mrssassypants0605 4 года назад

He may be the real life Leonard Hoffstader(idk if I got the name right)

@caseysmith3329 Год назад

Great job Doc! Appreciate your passion and profession!

@Kimeke_Potferdek Год назад

Thanks Doc, it was both interesting and entertaining!

@unknownunknowns 5 лет назад

So according to him, the MCU is more realistic than I imagined it to be. This is kind of a first.

@Azknowledgethirsty 5 лет назад

yeah he must be a real fan because he was really generous, like in ant man, the fact that it shrinks without altering the mass or that he ahrinks below an atom's sizedeserves a 1, and the 3 nuclear power plants are no better than a 3, being realistic, only spiderman and the last one go avobe 5 but hey, im biased because ive never seen any of these movies, the plot may be fantastic, but not the physics

@rillafy7966 5 лет назад

Alejandro Zarzuelo i mean it is from comics tho and the original source material is really unrealistic but they try to add explainations for the movies so i do appreciate them doing that

@dookdawg214 5 лет назад

He only analyzed a few things. He gave most of them low scores. And overall, he was extremely generous.

@rocky-jp5rp 5 лет назад

Lol , no its not

@SlimKim3 5 лет назад

@@Azknowledgethirsty how'd u come here?

@TheFallingFlamingo 5 лет назад

Professor: He's the master of the mystic arts, so I'll give him a break. Also Professor: **3/10** Yeah, he definitely teaches at a college.

@sbyoutub3 5 лет назад

lolllll

@6666Imperator 5 лет назад

otherwise he would have given 0 or 1 points :P

@tenhirankei 5 лет назад

You had better give him a break or he might pull some mystic prank on you. Like having the elevator car you're in break out of the shaft and start zooming around through downtown traffic without your control upon it.

@TheFallingFlamingo 5 лет назад

@SennaFan Wow. Who hurt you, baby boy? And judging by your grammar you didn't make it through middle school, so I'm not sure you should be the one talking.

@TheFallingFlamingo 5 лет назад

@SennaFan Because you don't have the foresight to proofread, yet you have the nerve to randomly loose your premature "mommy didn't love me enough" anger on total strangers who were having a pleasant conversation about a joke? Because you actually tried to insinuate you're more intelligent than someone else you've never met and couldn't spell your words right or form a complete sentence? As if your attitude means we should bow down to your delusions. Ha. Sorry dude, but I didn't change anything. Nobody won here. You came into this thread a loser already, as evident by your hostility. Your insults were baseless because neither you nor I have the potential nor need to prove them, so there's no need to give them any merit. Bye.