Where Does a Photon Get Its Energy From?

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• JA

  @janepatel4157 · 2 months ago

  For someone who never did science in school you are a godsend.🎉.. the pacing... the tone of your voice ...the simplicity of the imagery you're using to help us establish thesebawesome facts in our minds creatively is fantastic!!! I am so grateful for your patience and wisdom🌟🌞🕯

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• CO

  @CosmicSleepStories-c8z · 2 weeks ago

  I like how a seemingly simple question turns into “where did that energy come from before the photon even existed?” That rabbit hole goes surprisingly deep once you start thinking about atoms, fields, and energy conservation.

• CC

  @ccessess · 2 months ago

  Perhaps the best physics lecture - the content, the pace of narration, the logical sequence of concepts, everything made my time spent more than it's worth!  Thanks🙏 million

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• DI

  @dipakdas6656 · 2 months ago

  Beautiful  narration  about photon though not fully understood but found it most interesting.  Thanks

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• CH

  @christophersmith3248 · 1 month ago

  Beautifully explained

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• PA

  @patricivyvincent5468 · 2 months ago

  Thanks for this wonderful presentation. Keep posting. Best wishes.❤

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• DJ

  @Djackologie · 2 months ago

  Merci pour ce cour, &nbsp;sur l&apos;énergie du photon , et l&apos;énergie tout court.<br>Vidéo exceptionnel !<br>Merci Encore.<br>Au plaisir de vous écouter encore.<br>Bien à vous&apos;

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• HE

  @HeartbeatObsession22 · 3 months ago (edited)

  Wonderful video! Beautiful explanation. Well said, in a language that anyone can comprehend and get immersed in.I have 1 question- could the electromagnetic field also borrow vacuum energy?

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• MX

  @mxcollin95 · 2 months ago

  Great video!!! Definitely subscribing 👍

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• CC

  @ccatctc · 3 months ago (edited)

  Thanks for the explanation, especially about the energy levels of the electron turning into a photon. &nbsp; A really needed doco is on the way that CO2 and its vibrational states operate because we are trapped in a vicious cycle with them, re-fueling the carbon in the atmosphere to create more and more CO2, which even in negligible amounts is tremendously powerful. &nbsp;I might add it took a couple of hundred million years for the planet to bury much of the carbon, reducing the heat problem, and about 200 years to send it all back into the air to create more CO2.

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• ZH

  @zhboy2 · 2 months ago

  One of the best since long time ago

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• KH

  @Khashayarissi-ob4yj · 3 months ago

  Thank you so much.<br>🙏🙏🙏<br>Hoping for more videos.

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