Han tum karte raho physics 2 sal mei sab khtmm ho jayega .kuch chem,maths mat karo thik hai

@@biswaranjansahu4640 lol,time kamm padhane ko bhaut kuch and padhne ko usse bhi jayda, I say ki sir jaise padha rahe hai jisse bacchon ki intuitive thinking develop ho sake.

@@rajatgoswami3542 bro yei to khas baat hai Insaan ki, usko copy nai kr sakte har insan pe!

@A K great ...

To Bhai tum bsc MSc PhD kro ...aur kya

Very passionate

Are you know about physics wallah?????

Wo sirf physics teacher hai lekin ye physicst hai mere bhai

@A K o bhai Waah waah waah . Jabardast bhai.

@A K what's your moto Why are so doing these things ?? For getting views isn't it ??

@A K bhai jabardast tabd explained

Which college brother?

Salute to you

@@arijitbanerjee8838 Did you not...study in school?

Not at all,in 12 physics 😢...i remember very clearly 😂

Bro can i get pic of the point? Or page number

Noooo.... not only in the india...... best of the entire universe... 💥💥💥💥💥💥💥

@@praveenkrishnan.u.b.8679 HC Verma Sir is inspirationally good, brilliant Physics professor, and a very humble and down to earth human being.. All in all, quite close to being the best. But there are other good teachers also in "The Universe". Ever heard of Richard Feynman, or Walter lewin. These are only a few names.. There could be many more brilliant teachers, whom we don't even know yet. Have you heard of I. E. Irodov. I don't know how good of a teacher he was, but his contribution in teaching physics is noteworthy. Then there's Resnick Halliday walker.. And the list goes on.. Keep an open mind, keep learning from wherever you can..

FRom both of you have anyone heard of EINSTEIN.

@@busyhacker3286 Einstein was a genius Physicist, but he is less known for teaching physics and more for his theories of Photoelectric effect, Special and general theory of relativity. He did acquire a teaching job at the Bern University, but for some inexplicable reason, those lectures weren’t that popular. And it is said to have been attended by only 4 students. This finally led him to cancelling those classes.

@Trinanip the Cuber Have you seen Richard Feynman teach Physics ? There is a series: Feynman's lectures on Physics(free on KZfaq). Also,Walter lewin teaches Physics on KZfaq. He is also quite good. I'm sure, your viewpoint will change once you grow up and know more about the world and more so about the people living around.

my tuition teacher was like him.

@@rajatgoswami3542 so must be very lucky

OOO i wish thus

@@rajatgoswami3542 my tuition sir was like Newton.

hmare pass toh hai😎

@@nihilisticboi3520 Teaching is art. It doesn't matter whether you hold a PhD or you are from IIT. The only thing one should have is deep sense of knowledge with simplicity. There are persons out there who are neither one of them but have brought in light the brightest minds

@@roshnsahu5320 True. Teaching is a skill and a beautiful form of art! I wouldn't be surprised seeing B.Tech graduates teacher better than doctorates, but the point I was trying to convey is that with M.Sc or doing a PhD, in general, makes you experienced and seasoned in that subject. So, on *average*, people who do a PhD is, according to me, more likely to teach something in a very good manner compared to others. I'm claiming that just because a PhD holder has way more experience in the particular subject than most other people. That doesn't mean all PhD holders are good at teaching; it's just that, on an average, they are more likely to teach a complex topic in a very intuitive way.

Nice

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@Divyesh Rajit was just funny

😂

You are right 👍.

But dekha jaaye to Paisa ni kama payenge ....logon ko Alia Bhatt jaise nalayakon me zyada interest hai.

@@shivamanitheeclipse932 HAA YRR TRUE

I agree with you

Indeed bro

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Simple living and high thinking

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He speks hindi also...not those dummy English

Itna kon padega bhai.........😱last main quantum physics or anything else related to physics hai to bolo padunga....

puri jindagi nikal jayegi padhne mein isliye sunday ko aana mast naha dhoke aana.

@A K 😂😂😂😂

@@zenon202 🤣🤣🤣

Indrajit Das he isn’t that great . I’ve seen greater

quantum chemistry sounds like an intresting subject

That's true...

Right

Yeah😅

Yes sir

Super hero of physics

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Outstanding explanation

Same to u Sir 🙏🙏🙏

same to you

Spit krne se babu pehle gutka thuk

Ranju Singh 👌🏻

Swami vivekanand ne kaha tha ye baat.. Jai Hind Jai Bharat

Yes Brother

Jai bharat ☺️

Jai Bharat🇮🇳

Apo ka matlab hai aim mil jane par hard work karna chod do😠😠😠😠

Can you link it please

It is in the book pal. Every Physics lover must have the book

Richard Feynman's entire lecture is available online for free. Search for it on Google..

@@ayansayan8229 which volume 1 2 or 3

@@sohammukhopadhyay452 mainly in volume 2. There is a little information about it in vol 1 too

Sir I have one question to you If possible to give a few time so please answer zrur dijiega... My question is... Is there anny existence of superposition of the electric field... Because jab hm do charges k bich force ki baat karte h to F=qE consider krte h Bt jo second charge hai uska apna bhi ek electric field hai... So it makes some confusion to me that... is there any superposition of the fields of these two charges.... I would be a great honor if you reply to me.... Thank you sir🙏🙏

That will be in my next lecture at bsc.hcverma.in

@@hcverma2928 thanks sir🙏🙏

No, Coulomb's law is always valid.The time when the applied electric force from particle A reaches particle B depends on how fast electric lines of force(or electric field) from particle A reach particle B.This speed cannot be more than 'c' according to special theory of relativity.

No.. coulomb's law is applicable only for "charges at rest from very long time.." When charges change their position then coulomb's law is not applicable their for some period.. in accordance with STR..!!

@hopes alive yes.. bt.. coulomb's law is applicable when both charges are at rest from long period depending on their distance.. I just say here the condition when law is applicable.. not want to say that charges are always at rest..!!

@hopes alive right na.. 👍 just that i want to say.. coulomb's law not always valid.. when u change position of charge then law fails their, cz change in position of charge..

Yes, that precisely what it implies.

The beauty of science

But distance between Sun and earth is only 0.000016 light years

@@ayushmessi8209 thats why I wrote 8 minutes it I think takes 500 seconds for light to reach from sun to earth

Great comment

you love sir, its good. but there is no need of telling your country. education is for good of all.

Right

What about sir Stephens Hawking and

A K abay sale

@A K Heisenberg proposed uncertainty principle in 1927 and he came India for first time in 1929.your facts are totally fake...

@A K Eagerly waiting for your research papers and Nobel Prize.

@A K @veduc physics channel dekho

Chalo padhate hai!! Right sir

Gotta wait 26 years

Grandson 😂

Yes it is 😊 It's called "General theory of relativity"

Sure it is..

Yes issi concept be ek bar nsea pe question aya tha

Should we read theory of relativity for nsep?

@A K Appears you've got mental diarrhoea. This is not a spoiler's place. Better find another place on Web, please. And, crying over what others did (even if it was wrong) is not a work towards improvement. Spammer.

Sir has already given a complete course about Special Theory Of Relativity

@@arkamusic1 where?

@MR.PumpkinKing Thanks

Actually Gauss law has no prove dear!!!but yess if you want to you can take dfi = Integration of EdA cos theta and using Gauss law and flux you surely find answer

@Jatish Gupta use solid angle

@A K kyu paka rahe ho

@A K bhai suno. Jab mai gate ki coaching krta tha to waha ek ladka poore din yahi keh ke pakata tha ki sab kuch indians ne kiya hai. Proof bhi laa ke dikhata tha Aaj wo kuch nahi kar raha . Agar historian banna hai to yaha apni energy mat kharch karo. Angrez is baat se jalte nahi hai ki gita unki kitaab nahi hai. Wo to hum chutiye indians se zada use kar rahe hai usse. Ye credit lene ki ladai mai na apna time waste karo na kisi aur ka. Research paper padhe ho kisi bhi scietist ka aaj tak Padho jaake. Phir ye sab bakwas nahi karoge.

@A K indians were never vegetarian. Pata nahi kaha se he sab knowledge laate ho. Kuch vegetarian the zadatar nahi the. Jaisa ki har jagah hota hai. Pandav aur kaurav bhar ke meet khate the. Ab tumne Vedas bhi theek se nahi padhe. Aur ek baat bahaut dhyaan se suno. India ya bharat 1857 ke pehle nahi tha. Ye azaadi ke baad ek rashtra bana hai. Uske pehle haha ek ek prant ke kaanoon alag the bhasha alag thi aur chalane wale bhi.

Must be applicable else it will violate special theory of relativity

Sir reply plzz

No matter OR energy can propagate faster than speed of light. Since electric field is also a form of energy then it will also obey this law. Most radiative energy in the absence of gravity will propagate at speed of light but not faster than it.

Actually this concept breaks this hard and fast rule of Physics, that no particle can travel faster than light; but still without any scientific proof they aren't included. e.g. tachyon

In quantum entanglement information also transfer faster than light but in that case both particle related in unique relation.i can not explain how unique they are.

@@sumanbala29 you take it different way.

@@AmanSingh-fl4lh can you explain your perspective?

Moving charges produces changing electric field which also produces changing magnetic field and changing magnetic field produces changing electric field that's how EM wave sustain itself you can say in short.

@@SymphonyKol_androidLover so it is the property of the moving charge and not any phenomenon

@@saisuddhiranand538 if the charge moves just use simple coulomb's law and you will find that electric field is changing.

@@SymphonyKol_androidLover okay thanks

@@saisuddhiranand538 welcome bro