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Electricity & Magnetism

Videos demonstrating electricity and magnetism

  1. What Causes The Northern Lights? (Aurora Borealis)

    FizziksGuy · 08/23/2013 · 2,787 views

  2. MIT Physics Demo - Inducing Dipoles with a Van de Graaff Generator

    FizziksGuy · 04/22/2013 · 1,394 views

  3. Diagmagnetism

    FizziksGuy · 08/22/2013 · 1,292 views

  4. Lightning Rods

    FizziksGuy · 08/22/2013 · 1,192 views

  5. MIT Physics Demo - Resonant RLC Circuit

    FizziksGuy · 04/22/2013 · 1,270 views

  6. Tom Altman plays a Theremin

    FizziksGuy · 04/30/2013 · 1,002 views

  7. High Voltage Arc

    FizziksGuy · 08/22/2013 · 798 views

  8. Science Explains Lightning

    FizziksGuy · 08/22/2013 · 907 views

  9. Cathode Ray Tube

    FizziksGuy · 08/22/2013 · 1,272 views

  10. Navy to Deploy Electromagnetic Railgun Aboard JHSV

    FizziksGuy · 04/09/2014 · 1,827 views

  11. AP Physics Lab 16: Mapping Electric Fields

    FizziksGuy · 09/13/2014 · 1,218 views

  12. Electric Fields: Physics Concept Trailer

    FizziksGuy · 09/09/2015 · 1,066 views

  13. Bunny Balloon Defibrillator - Minute Maid Commercial

    FizziksGuy · 04/21/2013 · 900 views

  14. Levitating Barbecue! Electromagnetic Induction

    FizziksGuy · 04/21/2013 · 875 views

  15. World's First Electric Generator

    FizziksGuy · 04/21/2013 · 1,022 views

  16. MIT Physics Demo -- Faraday's Cage

    FizziksGuy · 04/22/2013 · 1,011 views

  17. MIT Physics Demo - Adjustable Capacitor with Dielectric

    FizziksGuy · 04/22/2013 · 1,012 views

  18. MIT Physics Demo - Temperature Effect on Resistance

    FizziksGuy · 04/22/2013 · 711 views

  19. MIT Physics Demo - Leyden Jars

    FizziksGuy · 04/22/2013 · 925 views

  20. MIT Physics Demo - Forces on a Current-Carrying Wire

    FizziksGuy · 04/22/2013 · 862 views


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