Only just discovered your channel today - it's a real diamond in the rough! So glad I found it but at the same time so embarrassed to tell you it's taken til now!
3 years ago
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The algorithm has noticed you. And I've been enjoying watching your back-catalogue! Familiar topics, fresh perspective. Very nice. (Except for the Planck temperature episode, that was a first. I'd heard speculation on the subject, but hadn't seen a video for it until yours. Great work.)
3 years ago
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I just found your channel last night and am really enjoying it. I appreciate your work
3 years ago
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I'm not surprised; you have great content and you provide it in an accessible way for those layman of us to easily enjoy (and importantly, understand). What's MOST amazing though and I could be wrong... but it seems like I watched a video of your's a day or two ago and you had around 7K. (Did you just get 3,000 or so more subscribers in a day??) 🤯 It's just taken a while for your channel and content to start getting around, but I always knew -eventually. 😄 Which means, oh man, you'll start exponentially growing your channel and yes, open it up to patreon, too. You deserve to be acknowledged for your efforts (especially as you're still a teacher, too:
3 years ago
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Random question: Could you please consider making a video covering super fluids and how different criterias effect the behavior of the super fluids dynamics in the cosmos? Sidenote: 🧲🌡️📡🔆☢️🔌🔊🔋♻️🌐☯️⚛️ I feel magnetism and electromagnetism play such a crucial aspect of the cosmos. It's really facinating how so many properties with-in Nature, differences seem to be a key factor in keeping dynamic systems functioning. High pressure/low pressure, hot/cold temp, different densities, static electric charges/discharges, electromagnetism north/south poles, different velocity/angular momentum, layers between different regions such as, land, water, air, edge of atmosphere, space, the different regions in space with different particle density, creating bubbles/membrane layers, cloud regions, nebula's/ Galaxy's, Galaxy clusters, less dense voids regions of space. All of these things are basic differences but create a way for the dynamic engine with-in Nature to continue flowing and operating to create and convert energy. How a battery 🔋 transfers + charges through a membrane layer to a - charged side. Like how regions of high/low pressure and temperature 🌡️differences create winds. Transfer that into water or planets core and add density. It creates either ocean currents and flow or planetary convection geothermal activity. 🧲🌡️📡
3 years ago | 0
This channel will have at least 50k at the end of the year .. I see the same with other channels ! JWST sparked an interest in space for the public :)
3 years ago
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Only discovered your channel a week ago, loving it, great content. 👍
3 years ago
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Already past 16K subscribers. That's exponential growth!! You are finally getting the attention that u earned. Great work, bro.
3 years ago
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Lol recent subscriber, 2 days ago. Watched the Planck temperature video the top comment said... Why is this channel so criminally underrated such a great and clever guy behind it.... To the geeks and nerds this is what we like to hear about. So I subscribed. Congratulations
3 years ago
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Your channel is great my man, I don’t know why people took so long to find it.
3 years ago | 2
It was somebody in the comments pointing out how underrated it was in number of subscribers. I check the number, saw it myself and subscribed.😊
3 years ago | 1
Been following you for a while..the story of Learning Curve's success educating many more people each day also a great story to keep persisting with one's aims in life even if it takes a while. Would love to see videos on quantum tunnelling and false vacuums. Your scale videos on Planck time were also incredible so anything else like that would be a real gift
3 years ago | 0
I'm proud to do my part to get quality content enhanced algorithmic standing that results in heavier suggestion saturation! I didn't know I wanted to learn about complex, and potentially theoretical, concepts of physics this morning. Now I'm fully engaged in the rabbit hole, and I'm excited to ride it out. Subbed!
3 years ago | 1
The algorithm has smiled upon you, and with the great collection of high quality videos you've already got waiting, guaranteed those numbers will keep rising. Good luck with everything!
3 years ago
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I just subscribed a few days ago so I'm one of your new fans. You've got great videos on interesting topics. Really enjoy your stuff.
3 years ago | 0
I'm very surprised you're as relatively small as you are because your content is miles ahead of even channels with millions of subs. I've fallen in love already and plan on staying for a long time. Just keep being you!
3 years ago
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Holy cungadero, you're already at 25K 6 days since you hit 10K.. Great job on the growth! You make truly interesting videos and make good analogies to describe hard-to-grasp concepts like the Planck units :)
3 years ago | 0
Very happy to have found myself in the algorithm wagon, thanks for your work.
3 years ago | 0
Learning Curve
Wow!!! I'm stunned!!! There are now 10,000 of us enjoying being geeky. Never in my wildest dreams did I imagine that We'd ever hit such numbers. Ten million thank-yous!! Words can't adequately express how grateful I am to every single one of you for your support. To the people who have been with me for the long haul, and to my newly found friends, I think you are all astoundingly wonderful.
As a side note. I did try to keep up with the comments and reply to them all, but that just isn't possible. I will try to reply to as many as I can, but I will read them all (even the bad ones). The constructively critical ones do help me to make better videos in the future.
Anyway I just wanted to say a massive thank you to everyone for coming with me on my journey to understand the universe a little bit better. My next video will be released today, so I'll hopefully see you then. If anyone has any topics they would like me to cover or has any questions they'd like to know the answer to, just leave a comment and I'll make a video.
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