Okay this one is proving hard to find on YouTube

In summary: So, the experiment is not very visually interesting until you see the actual data being collected. So, if you can find a video of the data collection process, that would be great. In summary, the conversation is about finding a video of a Stern Gerlach experiment in progress. The person asking the question is directed to a website with pictures of a SG apparatus and a lecture video on the experiment. It is mentioned that the experiment is not visually interesting until the data is collected and a request is made for a video of the data collection process.
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I am trying to find video of a Stern Gerlach experiment under way, does anyone know of a website that would have something like this available?
 
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The only thing that I could find some pictures of a SG apparatus.
http://www.phywe.com/1396/Campus/Info-Center/University-Laboratory-Experiments/Stern-Gerlach-Experiment.htm
http://www.phywe.com/461/pid/3092/Stern-Gerlach-apparatus.htm


I guess a movie of the experiment under way would be as exciting as looking at those pictures. I would expect there isn't much interesting stuff to see until you get your data.
 
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mesa said:
I am trying to find video of a Stern Gerlach experiment under way, does anyone know of a website that would have something like this available?

Well, it's not "under way," but I like this guys lecture on Stern-Gerlach. Enjoy.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9M4IyF59i-k
 
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bp_psy said:
The only thing that I could find some pictures of a SG apparatus.
http://www.phywe.com/1396/Campus/Info-Center/University-Laboratory-Experiments/Stern-Gerlach-Experiment.htm
http://www.phywe.com/461/pid/3092/Stern-Gerlach-apparatus.htm


I guess a movie of the experiment under way would be as exciting as looking at those pictures. I would expect there isn't much interesting stuff to see until you get your data.

DiracPool said:
Well, it's not "under way," but I like this guys lecture on Stern-Gerlach. Enjoy.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9M4IyF59i-k

Those are very good links, thanks!
 
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I understand the importance of visual evidence in experiments and research. I suggest checking out academic databases, such as ScienceDirect or JSTOR, for videos of Stern Gerlach experiments. These databases often have a wide range of scientific content, including videos, available for viewing. Additionally, some universities or research institutions may have their own websites or YouTube channels where they share videos of their experiments. It may also be helpful to reach out to colleagues or experts in the field for any resources they may have.
 

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