Please mention all physics animation videos that you know

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The discussion emphasizes the importance of quality in physics animation videos, noting that animations are only effective if created by knowledgeable individuals. While platforms like YouTube can provide a wealth of resources, caution is advised due to the presence of misleading or inaccurate content. Participants highlight the need to supplement animations with reputable sources and textbooks to ensure a solid understanding of physics concepts. The conversation warns against relying solely on animations, as they can lead to misconceptions if not paired with proper scientific literature. Overall, a balanced approach combining animations with credible educational materials is recommended for effective learning.
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I want to watch and learn more n more physics concepts with the help of animations, please tell me where can i get more n more videos like this. Such as bernoulli's theorem
 
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Nuwebwave said:
I want to watch and learn more n more physics concepts with the help of animations, please tell me where can i get more n more videos like this. Such as bernoulli's theorem
It would be a nice idea but an animation is only as good as the knowledge of the guy who wrote it. Animations and simulations (same problem), on their own, can give you a very shaky knowledge of Science. You also need to read reputable sites and books and look at equations.
 
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Youtube?
 
malawi_glenn said:
Youtube?
Beware junk!
 
sophiecentaur said:
Beware junk!
One mans junk is another mans treasure
 
malawi_glenn said:
One mans junk is another mans treasure
If it's bad Science then it is nobody's treasure. (Fool's gold perhaps)
 
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