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Physics is Powerful
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They should teach structural engineering concepts and basic building concepts at school in addition to normal physics. Strength and form as so Important in so many areas
Very nice, and look here too how physics works.
Structural engineering = origami with a PhD 😂
“Knowing physics is a privilege. Applying physics is a superiority.”
physics.
this is why we love science teachers. Make it fun and very cool and kids will stay engaged and willing to study. Best teachers i had taught boring subjects but their enthusiasm was contagious
Physics, one of God's magnificent creations.
"Physics is Powerful" — Absolutely! Pure truth 🔥💥 It’s the science that drives everything — from galaxies to gadgets. Physics is the real magic behind the world! 🚀✨
Structural engineering 💪💪💪
@specializedtooI The power in understanding physics, structural mechanics, and load capacity. My Comment: Most everything has a load capacity, even individuals, societies and economies; hence the field of econophysics.
Nature is powerful. Physics is understanding how it works. Engineering is applying it.
There goes my free time, bout to try all these now.😂
they just giving anything a hype edit
Bro dodged that chain like it was a QTE section.
Physics is powerful for those who know how to use it correctly
Scroll down. Account is indian 🤷🏿♀️
Actually, most of this video is structural engineering. The professional application of physics concepts.
amazing physics 👏 👌 🙌
Folding paper to crush bricks; physics turns weakness into quiet rebellion.
I love physics but I hate videos like this lol
That’s mecanic
Yes. We call it “moment of inertia”
Gauss's Theorema Egregium
Amazing
Physics
Powerful
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This is actually engineering… 😜 for a real physicist this problem is trivially solvable and thus uninteresting 🤷🏻♂️😅
Blows your mind
The guy at the end 😂
Applied physics=engineering.
That's not purely a physics problem; it falls under the domain of structural analysis/theory of structures.
It's beautiful
The power for physics
Wow 🤩
