Richard Feynman Explains What Temperature Actually Is | Lecture #11

In this video, we dive into Richard Feynman's brilliant explanation of what temperature actually is. We are used to feeling "hot" and "cold," but do these concepts really exist at the atomic level?

According to Feynman, what we perceive as temperature is simply the "jiggling" of atoms. There is no such thing as "cold" — only a lack of motion. And "hot" is just atoms moving faster.

We will explore:
• How atoms interact and transfer energy.
• Why "heat" is just kinetic energy.
• Richard Feynman’s famous "jiggling atoms" analogy.
• Why your senses are deceiving you about reality.

If you love physics, science, and understanding how the universe works, this video is for you!

⚠️ DISCLAIMER & CREDITS:
This video is a conceptual tribute and an educational adaptation. It is not a real recording of Richard Feynman, nor is it affiliated with the Feynman estate. The narration and presentation are a stylistic recreation designed to demonstrate how his unique teaching style would tackle this subject in the modern day.

This video is a derivative work created for educational purposes.
• Source Material: Based on Richard Feynman's extensive collection of books, writings, and public lectures.
• Voice: This video uses a synthesized voice for narration, not the original audio of Richard Feynman.
• Affiliation: This channel is not affiliated with the Richard Feynman estate.

Our goal is to adapt these classic teachings into a format that is easy to digest for modern students and enthusiasts. If you want to study the original works (which we highly recommend), please visit the official resources or buy his books.

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