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A 13-minute video by The Slow Mo Guys about physics and history and documentary, on the Physics shelf. It came up in r/explainlikeimfive, in a thread called “ELI5: If we were able to see electromagnetic waves, what would they look like?”.
The Slow Mo Guys, Video, 13 min, 2019, on the Physics shelf
What is the fastest thing we as the human race know of? Gav and Dan try and film that.
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The pilot-wave dynamics of walking dropletsMITMathLabMentioned in r/Physics
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Lectures by Prof. Leonard Susskind on Classical Theory of FieldsPosted to r/Physics
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Helicopter Physics Deep DiveSmarterEveryDayPosted to r/Physics
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Astrophysics Lectures by Prof. Catherine ChessPosted to r/Physics
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Particle Physics lectures by Prof. Alan MartinPosted to r/Physics
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Lectures on Astrophysics and Cosmology: science of the cosmos, science in the cosmos brought to you by BBVA FoundationPosted to r/Physics
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Super-Symmetry lectures by Prof. Jim GatesPosted to r/Physics
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Lectures given by Prof. Leonard Susskind on Particle Physics: Standard ModelPosted to r/Physics