Home-based Youtube Physics Demos

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The discussion centers around identifying a professor known for his YouTube channel that features explanations of harmonic motion and oscillators using simple DIY items. The key figure mentioned is Walter Lewin, recognized for his engaging physics demonstrations. Another name brought up is Bruce Yeany, associated with "Homemade Science." The emphasis is on the use of everyday materials to illustrate complex physics concepts in an accessible manner.
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Sorry if this is not helpful. Does anyone know the name of the professor who had/has a YouTube channel?

I know there are many. But what stood out to me 9 years ago, was his explanation of harmonic motion/oscillators using ropes. Front view camera, nothing fancy, in front of his desk/no audience.

He was extremely illustrating the physics with simple DIY items typically found around the house.
 
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Are you talking about the prof in the videos in Reply #3? If so, that's Walter Lewin.
 
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