r/TechnicallyCorrect • • Mar 15 '22

Physics Frames of Reference (1960) [27:25]

https://youtu.be/bJMYoj4hHqU
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u/Lopsided_Evening_627 Jun 03 '26 edited 27d ago

We had this built filter to tu in respondents consultant took in the 5104'f.

This is a stable engines

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u/RuckFeddit980 Jan 15 '25

My physics teacher loved this film when I was in high school. He even made mock posters for it and posted them around the school.

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u/strictnaturereserve Feb 21 '25

really good video very clear

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u/Tentacular_Butler Sep 11 '22

Oh shit! Executive Producer Kevin Smith. Loved Dogma.

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u/capilot Jun 15 '23

Oh my. I remember seeing that way back in the day. Those two guys made a whole series of films.

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u/capilot Jun 15 '23

would be a good introductory physics lesson for kids

That's exactly what they are.

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u/flyhorizons Nov 24 '22 edited Feb 28 '24

airport gray edge squalid sort telephone complete narrow sparkle zonked

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