In this video, I examine projectile motion launched from the origin and show that the projectile will always lie within a parabola defined by launching a projectile from the maximum height horizontally

Analyzing projectile motion of an object launched from the origin and analyzing its maximum height, flight path, and ability to hit distant targets.

Answering math and science questions live, while also covering electromagnetism and the Lorentz force.

Rare videos and photos of the George Hathaway and Col. John Alexander discussing steel samples that crumbled, fragmented, turned into a black cloud (aka dustified), as well as the super strong molybdenum

In this video, I go over the end-of-chapter Problems Plus questions and solve 7 very advanced problems on vector functions. Three of the questions involve launching a projectile either on a flat, inclined,

In this video I have uploaded a rare 2007 interview of John Hutchison in his Vancouver lab apartment by photographer Tom Sky and his Polish engineer uncle. John also runs a Hutchison Effect experiment

Five hour deep-dive into 7 advanced math problems on vector functions. Buckle up!

Ben Factor gives updates on his research into Synthetic AC experiments generated from his vortex coils.

Sources: 1988 Unedited footage at 5:53:44 timestamp: Steel rubber composite cold melting: YouTube: Telegram: MES: MES Livestream 136: Notes: MES Livestreams: ▶ Watch on 3speak.tv

Grok Source: Yes. The mismatch is a leftover from Benjamin Franklin’s 1740s one-fluid theory, and the labels stuck.⁠Scienceinsights Franklin treated electricity as a single invisible “electrical fluid.”

Grok Source: Yes — your reading of the two diagrams is essentially correct.⁠Wikipedia Left (motional EMF): The magnets / pole pieces are fixed. The armature (the loop of wire that forms the circuit) is

Lorentz force Source: Lorentz force acting on fast-moving charged particles in a bubble chamber. Positive and negative charge trajectories curve in opposite directions. In electromagnetism, the Lorentz

American wire gauge Source: American Wire Gauge (AWG) is a logarithmic stepped standardized wire gauge system used since 1857, predominantly in North America, for the diameters of round, solid, nonferrous,

Grok Source: 6 AWG means 6 American Wire Gauge. AWG is the standard North American system for specifying the size (diameter and cross-sectional area) of electrical wire conductors. The number is inverse:

Coefficient of Performance (COP): How It’s Measured and Used Source: Coefficient of Performance (COP)Waqar Khan2026-07-06T14:58:31+02:00 Home » Heat Pump Efficiency » Coefficient of Performance

Bedini Motor double circuit Source: Alternative ways to run electric motors Our products help the creative mind have a jump start by selling some of the basic fundamentals of pulse motors. The basic circuits

Ben Factor from BeneficenceTV @beneficencetv joins the show again to give updates on his ongoing research and experiments into wireless radiant energy. August 22, 2026 at 1 PM PDT #BeneficenceTV #FreeEnergy

Livestream discussion on electromotive force (emf) and electromagnetism in general.

Rare interview of John Hutchison in his Vancouver apartment lab and filmed by photographer Tom Sky and his Polish engineer Uncle.

Secrets of Some Gravity - Part 1 Source: This is the first in a series of 3 articles written for the German edition of “Nexus” magazine in 2025. The materials is largely drawn from my book Finding the