Gridiron physics: Scalars and vectors – Michelle Buchanan
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An unbelievable play on an American Football field is the perfect backdrop for understanding crucial physics concepts. Michelle Buchanan goes play-by-play on the vectors, the scalars, and the glory of a downright scientific touchdown.
Lesson by Michelle Buchanan, animation by TED-Ed.
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yeeeeeeeh haw
İs this really a lesson
Thanks for ruining football
Cringe
Rubbish vid guys, I expected higher quality from y'all. No wonder you only got 48k views, most from disappointed people.
I don't like football. Why does the vectors video have to be about something that is perceived as decidedly male? Please redo with a topic that is more universal and less detested. Football is one of the few sports they IQ test you before you start playing so colleges can track if you lose IQ points due to head injuries. Is TED promoting head injuries and brutality?
Could they have made this less annoying.
This does not incorporate the psychological, or physical part of the game making this play nether believable or unbelievable. It is nothing more than a mathematical prediction on how a play should go, and that is what a coach is for. Except they would have most likely incorporated those two things into the play.
you can't count how stupid some people can be
yeah,so who wins!
Everything can be broken down to numbers.
Haha that play was terrible. What quarterback would lob the ball in the air like that.
so stingy
Super boring.
Great, I'll never think of football the same way again.
You should do one one Cartesian coordinates 😀
NFL is like slow rugby
I like the part where they use some obscure subject I know nothing about to explain things I already know. =)
Science. It's literally everywhere
My question…Is there a science that explains why the defense would line up a linebacker against the "best receiver"? Was the defensive coordinator drunk or maybe just went for a hotdog? 😀
for a moment i read "Michelle Bachmann" …
never you worry your confused mind!
*imperial
You had no interest or very poot teacher.
Football is science !! Am never watching it again they are trying to teach me
Didn't understand a thing….
No, you're welcome to bitch about fries. Because they originated in Belgium where they were called 'frieten' and later in France 'pommes frites'. Both terms of course referring to the act of frying, so 'fries' makes sense.
In regards to Football, that's the worst possible choice, since it is obviously more based on rugby than on 'soccer'. How about 'scrimball' or 'scrimmage' which is something unique (as far as I know) to North American football. Or handegg, which is fine by me too… 😉
Where was this video when I started physics….
*freedom fries
Puts the whole world into perspective, doesn't it? =P
horrible defensive playcall
i expected football and not the awful american version
The main reason most Americans find that type of complaint to be ridiculously pedantic is because it's nothing more than a dialectical difference. It would be the same as us getting mad at Europeans for referring to french fries as "chips".
Stupidity: a vector pointing at an american originating from everyone else. Handegg is not football!!!
Nice, but not with metric values.
dear teacher's show this to the kids who say they will never need this math in life
0:39: That circle was WIDE OPEN!!! IDIOT!!!
MORE PHYSICS! WE DEMAND MORE PHYSICS VIDEOS!
never mind…they edited the title before I saw it.
..until the next commentator comes along…
The youtube part of ted has always had a basics kind of feel to it. Apart from maybe s couple of history ones. So i don't expect the same as ted talks. But these vids always have great analogies and graphics.
Well done!
fuck yards
The world is full of idiots. There is no such thing as an "Expert on everything". So, if you're watching a video about basic maths, leave the scoffing out of it please.
"It's not about football, but *insert what it is about here*"
Who is the audience for this thing? The internet is not as unintelligent as the producers assumed.
I'm sorry but this basically tells you nothing but hey America is full of idiots. It's better to tell them some basic calculus/physics than nothing so good job. But ted's audience I think has this general understanding. Well at least it'snot harlem shake.
Ehm yeah, the football part put me off
I recommend Khan Academy for the first year of Physics and first two years of Maths. In particular sections on calculus, differential equations, linear algebra and the entire section on Physics. As long as you know that, you'll have a comfortable time concentrating on really learning instead of merely keeping up.