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It's AumSum Time
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Hi guys.
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Can you guess the title of my next video?
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Shush.
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Somebody's talking.
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It's the trees.
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Hurry up.
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Write your guess in the comments section below.
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Oh no.
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I'm gonna die.
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Just kidding.
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Bananas contain a radioactive isotope of potassium called K-40.
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But it doesn't lead to radiation poisoning.
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How do I know?
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Unit to measure radiation exposure is sievert.
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According to research, radiation exposure should not exceed 50,000 millisieverts annually.
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Eating a banana exposes us to only 0.1 microsieverts.
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So, bananas won't cause radiation poisoning unless you eat millions of them at the same time.
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Why do snakes have forked tongue?
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Just for fashion.
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Nope.
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Even though snakes have noses, they smell odors of their prey.
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Mate or surroundings with the help of their tongue and vomeronasal organ.
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Each time a snake flicks its tongue in air, it collects odor particles.
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Then when the tongue is brought back, the particles are transferred to the vomeronasal organ.
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This organ detects the odors and sends signals to the brain, helping the snake smell.
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That's interesting.
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Now, we know that when we see with our two separate eyes.
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Our brain combines the two different perspectives.
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And makes a detailed image of our surrounding.
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Similarly, because the tongue of a snake is forked.
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It collects odor particles from two different locations.
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Helping the snake understand in which direction the odor is coming from.
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And thus, making it easier to locate the prey.
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Topic: Archimedes' principle.
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Why do ships float?
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Good question.
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Give me minimum five years to unravel its mystery.
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Alright.
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Don't bother.
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To answer this question, we need to understand Archimedes' principle.
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Archimedes' principle states that,
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An object partly or fully immersed in a liquid experiences an upward force called buoyant force.
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Which is equal to the weight of the liquid displaced by it.
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Oh man.
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It is too complicated.
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Okay.
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Wait, I'll explain.
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A ship has a long and wide base due to which the amount.
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And the weight of water displaced by it increases.
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Now according to Archimedes' principle, the buoyant force is equal to the weight of displaced liquid.
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Hence, as the weight of displaced water increases.
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The buoyant force that is the upward force exerted by the water increases, making the ship float.
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Topic: Forced vibrations.
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Why does a guitar have a hollow box?
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To keep clothes while traveling.
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Not at all.
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Wait, I'll explain.
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Whenever we strike an object, it vibrates.
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Sometimes, these vibrations influence other objects to vibrate.
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The vibrations which take place under the influence of an external periodic force are called forced vibrations.
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So, whenever I see delicious food, my stomach starts to vibrate.
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Is this a type of forced vibration?
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Please concentrate.
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A guitar has a hollow box which holds quite a huge volume of air.
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Now, when we strike its string, it starts to vibrate.
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These vibrations influence the air in the hollow box, producing forced vibrations in them.
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Now we know that vibrations in air produce sound.
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Hence, as a huge volume of air is vibrating, the sound produced is louder.
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Are Einstein's gravitational waves real?
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No.
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They are waves created by Titanic.
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As always, you are wrong.
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Gravity is the attractive force with which two objects pull each other.
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However, Albert Einstein imagined gravity as well as space and time a little differently.
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His theory of general relativity unified two separate entities space.
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And time into a single entity called spacetime.
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Spacetime can be considered as the fabric of universe.
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Now, just like a heavy ball creates a curve or distorts the trampoline.
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Mass of an object creates a curve in spacetime.
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According to Einstein, this curve is gravity.
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This trampoline is amazing.
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First listen.
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Just like our hands create ripples in water, moving objects create ripples in spacetime.
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These ripples are termed as gravitational waves.
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Gravitational waves were directly observed for the first time on September 14, 2015.
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By Laser Interferometer Gravitational Observatory in the US.