The discussion revolves around the search for physics animation videos that can aid in understanding various concepts, including specific topics like Bernoulli's theorem. Participants express interest in resources for educational animations and the quality of such materials.
Participants generally agree on the interest in finding physics animation videos, but there is disagreement regarding the reliability and quality of such resources, particularly on platforms like YouTube.
Participants express varying levels of skepticism about the quality of educational animations and the importance of supplementary reading from reputable sources.
Individuals interested in learning physics concepts through animations, educators seeking resources for teaching, and those evaluating the quality of educational content online.
It would be a nice idea but an animation is only as good as the knowledge of the guy who wrote it. Animations and simulations (same problem), on their own, can give you a very shaky knowledge of Science. You also need to read reputable sites and books and look at equations.Nuwebwave said:I want to watch and learn more n more physics concepts with the help of animations, please tell me where can i get more n more videos like this. Such as bernoulli's theorem
Beware junk!malawi_glenn said:Youtube?
One mans junk is another mans treasuresophiecentaur said:Beware junk!
If it's bad Science then it is nobody's treasure. (Fool's gold perhaps)malawi_glenn said:One mans junk is another mans treasure