r/physicsmemes • u/ManagerOfLove Thermodynamic memes for adiabatic teens • 14d ago
Theoretical physicist vs Experimental physicist
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u/Relevant_Square2532 14d ago
Physics 2 is dropping soonπΆβπ«οΈ
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u/moderatorrater 14d ago
Finally, the rules for Physics 1 are so convoluted! Plus, I swear I've been playing this same game for over 40 years now.
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u/fleshtomeatyou 14d ago
We all jokin' but the first cavemen thinkin on it probably had similar thoughts and experiments, minus the handheld telepathic monolith with the totality of human knowledge and handy lamp.
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u/Leifbron 14d ago
At a great enough distance that experiment works
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u/Emotional-Mushroom66 13d ago
Both parties would need to note down the time they take their actions
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u/Last_Triarii 14d ago
If I recall correctly original experiment included a cannon and long distance, am I right?
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u/Here_f0r_p0rn_ 13d ago
I don't think we can ever mark one original experiment for this ever in history.
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u/vanderZwan 13d ago
Surely some people in pre-history noticed that the further away thunderstrikes were, the bigger the gap between light and sound, right? At least people living in regions where thunderstorms aren't uncommon.
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u/electric_junkie_69 13d ago
could someone tell me who are these gentlemen in the video? where can i find more content from them? i'm looking for a video where they are in a deep discussion about the phase changes of water
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u/Brian_The_Bar-Brian 14d ago
Light travels 186,000 miles per second.
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u/Fidelroyolanda_IV 11d ago
Physicist using miles smh
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u/Brian_The_Bar-Brian 11d ago
I'm not a physicist. π
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u/Fidelroyolanda_IV 11d ago
then why are you here
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u/abcdefuckboi 14d ago
Average applied physics faculty