Exercise 3: Approximating Electric Field of Electric Dipoles using Binomial Series https://youtu.be/RSkkBiOjXnw

In this video, I use the binomial series approximation to demonstrate that the electric field (E) of an electric dipole (two equal but opposite charges separated by a small distance) is proportional to 1 over the distance cubed when measured from a far distance. 

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Exercise 2: Deriving the 1st Order and 3rd Order Optics Formulas https://youtu.be/leZ0QK_n07k

In this video, I derive the first-order and third-order optics formulas by approximating the refraction formula for light using first and third-order Taylor polynomials, respectively.

Magnetic Isopotentials Explain the Faraday Paradox, Stern-Gerlach Experiment, and Atomic Orbitals https://youtu.be/NOG9VOBtpY4

In this video I summarize the very important work of FractalWoman and Michael Snyder on Isopotentials, which are contours of equal magnetic field strength.

Approximating Optical Refraction using Taylor Polynomials https://youtu.be/Y80dBUrTCh8

In this video, I demonstrate how Taylor polynomials are used in optical physics to simplify the complex refraction equation.

Example 3: Einstein's Theory of Special Relativity vs. Classical Theory for Kinetic Energy https://youtu.be/OQrJllLdbp0

In this video I approximate Albert Einstein's kinetic energy equation from his theory of special relativity and show that at low velocities the equation agrees with the classical Newtonian equation K = (1/2)mv^2. 

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Hutchison Effect: Debunking the "Debunkers" (Liars) Robert Murray-Smith and Ace Baker https://youtu.be/Po0vWGJDu6M

In this video I expose the disinfo agents Robert Murray-Smith and Ace Baker for slandering John Hutchison with false claims of faking an experiment using string. In reality, that experiment involved John Hutchison replicating Thomas Townsend Brown's flying saucer technology using a direct current high voltage wire. This was NOT an example of the Hutchison Effect.