Astronomy - Chapter 1: Introduction (1 of 10) What Makes Up the Universe?
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In this video I will introduce “What makes up the universe?” and “Where does everything come from?”
Some teachers are just able to take a complicated subject like Astronomy and convey the information in a way that is easily understandable. The true art of genius. You Sir are one of those teachers.
Thanks!
I'm sorry... that It took me until 2019 to find your videos. I am hooked. Looking forward to the rest of this series!
Can you tell me the name of the book ? Which book he is teaching in this video ? İ am beginner in this field . İ will be very thankful to you
@@haniamahmood3148 He does not use any book in particular, as he wrote somewhere in the comments, these videos are combinations from different books for intro astronomy.
@@deusexmachina3496 thanks
Also from Germany a big thank you for sharing your knowledge and the time you have invested in that. Furthermore for your understandable English which makes it easy to follow.
I agree, amazing course and amazing pronunciation for non- first language engish speaker
Can you share some information with me ??
I am a sophomore is high school and am by no means a genius. I have been watching your videos for about a year now and you are an incredibly good teacher. You make me look forward to learning more about things I don't even particularly like!
That is great! Thanks for sharing. When science is presented it often lacks the connection to the wonder of the universe and nature. It is fascinating stuff.
You are one hell of a guy. Unique ability to turn every seeming complex concept into simple, exciting, inspiring solid understanding of astronomy (which I love). I've watched the last 4 days about 90 videos. Every day can't wait to finish work and continue. So glad that Michel is sooooo prolific. Much more to enjoy, learn and get inspired !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Glad you are enjoying our astronomy videos! 🙂
Oh boy.. this will be a long LONG series to follow!
thanks sir!
I am so glad I found the ONE youtube channel where one can learn without animations, background music, great explanation, a great teacher who looks so humble doing it!! Super channel, organization, playlists, !!!! You are awesome!
Welcome aboard! Thank you for your comment.
@@MichelvanBiezen 👍👍👍 thank you Sir. And so honoured to have you reply personally. I teach science to underprivileged children in backward villages in India and have developed a unique science centre for them. You are most welcome to visit us !!
Google: Vatsalya Udayan :) or www.vatsalya.org
Many thanks for your simple and clear teaching! Highly appreciated. I like so much that you keep repeating the stuff so it can stuck to our heads!
Always a treat to see a Mr Biezen lecture, I've seen many of them and they have been very helpful in my studies. I was wondering if in the future, is their going to be a lecture on the potato radius? For folks reading my comment who are unaware of that, it is the radius needed of a celestial object (also mass is involved) to go from an irregular shape (potato shaped) to a spherical shape.
Michel, your videos are amazing and I am so glad I've found your channel. Growing up, I had a really difficult time with math and science and also did not have great instructors. Now that I'm older, I've become more interested in science and math, and after watching a few episodes of Star Trek - astronomy.
Your instruction is wonderful and you break concepts down in such an easy to understand way. As someone who always thought they were no good at STEM subjects, you have given me new confidence! Thank you for your teachings.
Looking forward to learning more with you!
Shelby, we are glad to have you on board. Welcome to the channel. I hope you learn to enjoy our amazing world and universe as much as I do.
I gotta have this guy as my astronomy professor.:)
You are the best teacher ever ! Pls don't ever stop making these video ! It's so helpful and help me alot !! Thank you !! Really appreciate
Congratulations, professor ! I thank all of you who helps us to get those amazing knowledges.
Mister, you are brilliant, thanks for sharing these videos
Glad you found our videos!
Wow, nothing i have seen has been as simple as this, hooked. Thank you
Absolutely phenomenal. Congratulations on being such a good teacher and thank you for making this available for us.
Thank you for your kind words
I really love your videos, and there are so many that it will take me years to watch them all, but I learn a bit every time!
Hey! Can a beginner start with these series of videos?? (I have never taken an Astronomy class before.)
@@dhruvnahar3157 Absolutely. Yes.
@@drawingboard82 Alright, thanks for your response :)
I really love your lectures. Thank you sooo much for sharing your knowledge.
best teacher I ever see,very informative
I love these videos....one of the best channels in the universe...
Thank you so much 😀
What a talented teacher!
Thank-you so much for sharing your knowledge with us!
Thank you for making these videos. I didn't get in my school's intro astronomy course and this video helped me a lot get started.
Glad we could help!
Also from India a big thanks to u for sharing this your teaching is awesome
So nice of you. Glad you found us. Welcome to the channel!
I like this.More to my level of understanding,so far so comprehending although I dread what's coming.
Don't dread it, embrace it.
I'm not religious but ... BLESS THE BAJEEBERS out of you for being such a phenomenal source of information videos. This is incredible. So glad I found your channel.
Thanks for the video series. I enjoy all your videos. Your work MATTERS! ...ping pow zing..yah I went there. Keep up the great work.
I think we need more Michels in the world
Appreciate all you do mate
Thank You sir ! With your help, I was able to Secure my place for 2nd Round in National lv. Astronomy Olympiad and selected for Pre-Closed Camp. Without your assistance, I might not be able to Pull it off. Thank You sir
Congratulations! Glad you found our videos helpful. 🙂
Master of all subjects....Great
I love your way of explaining, and all your videos. I appreciate you sharing them, thank you!
You are welcome. We appreciate the comment.
this series has saved me! I'm taking an astronomy class and this is soooo helpful! Thank you so much! You are excellent at explaining!!!!
Glad it was helpful!
I love ❤️ your videos, Mr Micheal ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thank you so much for the wonderful content! It helped me learn so much and I am excited to watch the entire series. I am new and very interested in the subject of Astronomy so this was awesome to see :)
Glad you like the videos. The Universe is an amazing place. Enjoy!
thank you for the video!!
Thanks for Your Presentation
Sir, you a Institute. I am from Bangladesh. I learn many many things from you. You made my understand easy and enjoyable. If i have a chance to learn something in front of you. Thank you sir, you made science easy and free..
Thank you for your comment. Welcome to the channel! 🙂
I wish I can watch your video as soon as possible, why was I this late to found this so amazing guy
Wow. You are just pure awesome! You explain so well and are easy to understand!
Glad you think so!
Your favorite couple of word "vast majority" and so is mine nowadays :D . Thanks for such an instructive video Sir.
I learned a lot from this 5 minute video, thank you.
Glad you found our videos. 🙂
Urgh i was struggling in my Astronomy class and this helps break it down so much easier to understand!! Keep it up!!
:) I shall watch them allllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll
That is a lot of videos. Enjoy!
very good teaching skills
I want to participate in the astronomy olympiad and your lectures are gonna help me out a lot, Thank you so much
Yes, we have had a number of students write in that the videos helped them a lot during the olympiad. All the best.
This is helping me in 2021
Many thanks to you and your wife who helps you.
We appreciate your kind words.
In my view at most basic level Universe is very simple. Universe including Space is made up of 3 smallest particles of mass, electric & magnetic charge. Mass moves in straight line while E&M particles move as wave along with mass. To give universe 3D shape each of 3 particles occupy & move 1 of 3 spatial dimensions.
It is way more complicated than that there are many dozens of subatromic particles. (see our vicdeos on subatomic particles)
Love the lecture!
Astronomy is fascinating.
A series on Mars would be great :) would boostxthe popularity of this channel as well I'm sure (you definitely need more coverage!)
Yes. (Mars is my favorite planet)
wonderful
thank you so much for making this kinda informative videos.It helped me a to to get started learning astronomy....thank you
Learning astronomy can be quite exhilarating. It is an amazing universe out there.
@@MichelvanBiezen you're right..that's why astronomy attracts me a lot
Omg thanks im in 10th grade rn and i found this sooo helpful this will help me in furthur studies to become a scientist
Keep it going.
@@MichelvanBiezen thank you sir
Thankyou..just thankyou.
There are Astronomy Olympics for high school students in my country.I'll be warching all your videos,hope I can win.
Many students participating in the astronomy olympics have written to us that the videos were very helpful. Good luck. 🙂
@@MichelvanBiezen Thank you for your answer.That made me feel more confident with studying
Excellent lecture Sir. Regards
Thanks and welcome
thank u
love it thank you! been reading alot and ive stumbled upon your channel im just trying to be more smarter then a average 8th grade haha thank you for helping (also im really into astronomy i want to be a astronaut somebody)
Fantastic!
thank you iam using these for astronomy olympiad
Good luck on the olympiad
This course is way better than CRASH COURSE astronomy course I can't really take anything from it.
The best investment of time so far... 😇
Glad you are enjoying the videos.
@@MichelvanBiezen surely ❤️
sir please make the video for PERTURBATION THEORY, WKB APPROXIMATION . Quantum mechanics video series its really help full to me sir...
Hi I am so interested in astronomy but no one is guiding me about which subjects are there in astronomy. And in which class it starts and how much time assuming it is can someone please tell me?!
Astronomy is typically only taught in college. Although the video series that we have on this channel can be easily understood by someone who had algebra before and sometimes you need some geometry or trigonometry. We have covered almost all of astronomy.
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(If matter can be turned into energy and energy into matter, then, Star Trek transporter is feasible? 😀)
Unfortunately, no.
All the matter & energy is contained in Space. You have not mentioned Space. Sir, don't you consider Space part of universe? Did space pre-exist into which energy & matter started expanding or has space also emerged from energy just like matter.
We did not mention space in the introduction videos. We have a series of videos that go into detail of what space may be.
Thanks 😊 from India
Hi and welcome to the channel!
So it was you, not Carl Sagan, who actually coined the phrase: "billions and billions of stars"!
No, that one belongs to Carl Sagan. :)
Once generated, how long does light travel?
Forever. There is no evidence that there is a braking or damping mechanism to "slow" down or interfere with the movement of light.
matter is energy and that is electromagnetic wave or light.
Can you please tell which book use are using for vedios
We use many sources so that we can cross reference them.
@@MichelvanBiezen which book we can use for studying
The short answer to the title question is that since E=mc^2 is the Universe is made of energy.
Thank you he was saying it i was like whT ? Then I saw ur comment tyvm
Nyc
Sahi hai bapu
How much chemistry is required for this course?
A basic understanding of some chemistry helps but it is not necessary.
Can a beginner start with these series of videos?? (I have never taken an Astronomy class before.)
Yes, these videos can be watched by a beginner.
@@MichelvanBiezen Alright, thanks for your response :)
Can anyone tell me which book he is explaining ??
No book in particular. I have used many different books over the years teaching astronomy.
@@MichelvanBiezen okay thanks for information
But helium is highly stable then how can it form most of the universe. Didn't it react.
Helium was formed through nuclear fusion. That is different from chemical bonding. Since Helium is a noble gas, it tends not to react with other atoms. By mass about one quarter of the Universe is made of helium.
@@MichelvanBiezen ok
Seeing in 2021🤭
Happy 2022!
“THE BIG YELLOW ONE IS THE SUN!!!”
Good guess. 🙂
Haha. It’s a reference to one of Brian Regan’s standup routines.
though the video is good ,i feel that your lecture needs to be more simpler.for e.g in this lecture it is not obvious to make out whether galaxies comprises universe or not?
mpces mp
The purpose of this video was to ask the question, not answer it.
This is the introduction to the rest of the series.
The answer will follow in the hundreds of videos to follow.
+Michel van Biezen GULP, in the HUNDREDS of videos? YIKES! i said this half joking but i looked at how many videos are on the astronomy videos alone and i realized that really is the case, WOW!
dark matter, “insert star wars theme song”
universe is made of pretty red bow ties and white somewhat stripy shirts
Funny!
I want to know the theory of where the first matter came from. You can't start with hydrogen and helium. You must explain nothing = first matter. Please explain.
This playlists explains how the matter in the universe was formed (according to scientifc theory) ASTRONOMY 25 THE BIG BANG czcams.com/play/PLX2gX-ftPVXWmCvpAdPuf88_XxI8fhuSb.html
i know that my life is a joke when its just mostly made up of H He (Hehe *laughs*)
Not sure if "joke" is the right term, but life would not be possible if there was only H and He.
@@MichelvanBiezen tried to make puns but failed miserably🤣nonetheless, thank you so much for the much detailed explanation🙏
dark matter tho...
everything we see in universe is plasma.
Not everything. Nebula are huge quantities of gas at low temperature
@@MichelvanBiezen thanks