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Always love your videos, some I’ve watched multiple times…..

I assume you're seeking to earn a coin on your hard work, which I am very interested in supporting. Do you offer an alternative to buying products or services I am not interested in? Direct monthly donations etc.?

How did the universe look like before atoms formed?`Like was it like today just only plasma or was it really plasma everywhere so no false vacuum?

Good video - pity about the glaring 5 errors. It would be good if you corrected these 5 errors - it would certainly improve the presentation and limit confusing viewers. There is no need to apologise at this point in time.

I'll tell you what I think, I think this series is better than anything the BBC, Discovery, or anyone else on the internet is putting out right now. High quality coupled with a knack for making incredibly complex subjects easy to understand by the laymen. I also think the more we learn about Quantum Mechanics the more bonkers it gets.

@@ChuckleJokes it's this channel. On youtube

Especially Discovery... Everything is an action movie for them, insufferable!

This channel, SEA and Kosmos tend to have very subdued narration, no sports arena type announcer. Also a very chill soundtrack.

and then all of a sudden it isn't bonkers but, still completely abstract.

Facts on all accounts

Thanks! As an 80 y/o graduate in Physics and life-time science nerd, I enjoy learning about discoveries that reveal the complexities of our wondrous universe with its two trillion galaxies. Viewing videos such as this is a mind expanding joy. Your explanation that a photon sees neither time nor distance in its journey has helped me finally accept quantum entanglement.

Thanks for your support Jim!

i have been trying to wrap my head around quantum entaglment for a while now without much improvement but the moment the pieces connected bcs if this video was pure bliss

Like many religious fanatics, I blindly accept it because it feels right. You guys helped my connect his information to understand more of the “why”. Edit: it may feel right because I have a psychic connection to my mother, son, and my father to some extent. My son has type 1 diabetes and that connection saved his life more than once.

@@kristinessTX We must not ask Why, instead we must ask How in order to understand.

I'm with you buddy, ten years ahead in time but... Share this photon. 🎇

I love how this series is not only a history of the universe, but also a history of physics itself.

How did the first heat or whatever begin?? 🤔🧐

​@@sootuckchoong7077 well that's one of the, if not the biggest, mysteries of physics. What caused a sudden expansion of energy and space that led to existence? We'll likely never know, but it's amazing to ponder.

Can't thank you enough for all the incredible content you put out. Your storytelling and visuals makes complicated topics actually understandable. My absolute favorite channel of all time! ❤️

Give charity instead to poors

​@@RoEnlightenEdwhy do you care what other people do with their money?

​@@DimensionalDisorientationwe should

​@RoEnlightenEd That's what we pay taxes for. That little bit of money wouldn't do shit to help any of us poor folk anyways...we need socio-economic reform and a reasonable maximum wage for the rich and for them to pay their fkng taxes, not random little handouts. And every charity on earth is a joke. Most are just money laundering schemes and/or tax write-off generators, and donate around 10% of incoming donations to people in need.

I’ve been studying light and gravity for a while, and this is the most complete and succinct explanation of its mysteries I’ve come across

Maybe you could help. I don't understand. How are we measuring this in years? What is a year?

@Tim Walsh  we measure galactic scaled distance in light years , which represents the distance light in a vacuum travels in one year , which is roughly 58000000000000 miles . We do this mainly because Einstein wrongly assumed light travels, and it travels at a constant speed, therefore making it , not the aether the constant frame for reference in the universe . As most PHD level theoretical physicists know , Einstein was wrong about light and relativity.

@@heracles5766 so what is a year?

@Tim Walsh  A year represents the amount of time it takes for the stars to make a complete turn over our heads and return to the exact same place in the sky to an observer , approx 365 1/4 Earth days .

John Rendle below put it perfectly. This is stunningly well done. I first was taught physics at this level 51 years ago and this, is the single clearest, best written, most approachable / comprehensible documentary on quantum science & field theory that I have ever seen. How CAN this only have 0.5m views. BRILLIANT.

High school physics in 1957 still defined the aether (sp?) as: "Light is a transverse wave motion in a hypothetical medium called the aether."

Thank you for being a teacher. I went to a fundamentalist Christian school. I taught myself Calculus, Physics, Anatomy and Physiology. I thought my piers Algebra, Geometry, Old Testament, and World Religion. I’m Jewish, and they never could convert me. Because of the classes I taught my peers, my sister and I went for free. I continued teaching after graduating so my sister’s tuition was covered. I graduated at 16, and received a BS with dual majors in Mathematics and Physics. I wanted to be a professor, but my husband developed MS, my father had NH Lymphoma and I spent a year re-learning how to walk after being hit head on at 60mph. I went to Med School instead. It was the right path for me. Teachers are so important yet often overlooked as the humanitarians they are. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with others❤

I've heard this sentiment commented here before, but I have an undergraduate degree in physics and yet these videos give me so much insight into these concepts I've learned. I have learned the formulas of relativity and those which govern photons and light on a classical scale and yet the way you present these concepts is incredibly illuminating and never fails to blow my mind, so thank you for producing such incredibly high quality educational content for free.

Really?

g=9.81m/s2

@@deltalima6703 really what?

It’s like a university textbook

​@Daniel Henderson Delta Lima is a person of very few words

Alright so I do like this series very much since the beginning, but this one litteraly blew my mind. I'm amazed at the extraordinary quality of both the script and the illustrations - you manage to give a grasp of the madness of quantum physics in an amazingly clear way. I feel smarter with each episode (then I realize I have even more questions, hehe). This is an absolute jewel of a production on Youtube, by far the best astrophysics material for laymen out there since Feynman's lectures ;) Outstanding work, can't wait for more.

I can't express my awe in this series. My mind is continuously blown even though I have never taken physics! I applaud your presentation and how you can allow me, a simple man, to peak into our amazing universe. Thank you for this gift. I will tear up every time I look to the sky because of you. The revelations at 46 & 54 minutes are just...... amazing...! Thank you.

Incredible! It's difficult for me to express, in words, how phenomenal these videos are. I'm familiar with many of the topics having an interest in this area and having watched countless other programs on BBC, YT, etc.. BUT, the way your videos are written, presented, and narrated makes everything else pale in comparison. I'm often breathless after watching. I can't get enough. WOW!

Thanks for actually educating us, instead of clickbaiting us like 99% of other space documentary channels.

I can't express enough how much I love this channel and it's content.

Hands down, the best science channel on YouTube. I grew up with Carl Sagan's/PBS' Cosmos series on both broadcast and then VHS. This channel and its series are the modern equivalent of that prior gem, and here they are in full modern resolution and quality and essentially made free for all. Amazing. Whoever the creative geniuses are behind this channel, thank you! 👏🙏

except that he is talking with such a paauseeeeeeeeeee that it comes across as full of crap

@@xyzzyx7812 play ur video at 2x

You can use the pauses to rethink and understand the meaningful words

No offense @@xyzzyx7812 but there are many, many intelligent comments on this channel. And then there's yours.

These are hands down the most educational, well put together, and enjoyable to listen to physics/astronomy videos on YouTube. Please keep producing content!!! You are raising the intelligence of every person that finds this channel!!

I've been visualizing photons (light) as having already arrived at their goal and time is just catching up to it. However, an object of mass, could warp it's pathline and stretch it, like stretching an elastic band. Nice to see some small parallels (sympathetic vibrations?)

I'll expand here. If it bores you - please ignore ;) It photons have already reached their destinations, then the ones moving outwards from the big bang may be moving with the edge of the universe and stretching the light frequencies liek a rubber band. Now consider this, time moves 1 second per second but reality is only the crest of the wave. Is it a transverse wave or a longtitudinal wave? Now if the light reaches the end of the universe, does it bounce back, faster than time back to the beginning? Such are the thoughs of scifi that plague me from time to time. Sorry

There is a perfect amount of awe and wonderment in the narrator's tone. The writing and production are also top tier. Gold star 🌟

One of the best documentaries on light that helped me finally understand wave to particle.

If you think you understand, you haven't understood. Light and all matter is made up of quantum particles. All quantum particles have wave-like properties. All quantum particles have particle-like properties. No quantum particle is either. Clear now? The terms "wave" and "particle" can be used as analogies to describe certain properties of quantum particles but they are just that... analogies. These are not realities. Electrons have spin states too, yet they do not spin. It's called spin because it is angular momentum. Like a spinning ball, they have angular momentum yet they do not spin. Unlike a spinning ball, this angular momentum is both up or down and left or right. So, here we have yet another anology which is not reality. Nobody understands quantum particles nor what a quantum particle is. Most likely, none of us have that ability. It is unlike anything we can directly observe in just about every way it could be. Not a single anology actually fits any properties of a quantum particle. And the "fields" that these "waves" and "particles" exist in.... most particle physicists don't believe they actually exist. These are just another analogy, a useful construct that enables them to do calculations that make predictions. So, the next time you think you understand, think again.

@@antonystringfellow5152 I bet you're fun at parties. Joking. I get it. I like to take a more optimistic look at it. We've only just begun. Instant access to information will have a profound effect on our evolution and understanding. I, for one, am pretty happy with what's capable with our current "understanding" of quantum physics. Whatever analogies we needed to get a super computer in our pockets that's letting me talk to you from a mountain top in the desert, half way around the world, is OK by me. It's fascinating we can even ponder it, let alone build kilometers long, underground colliders to find them.

Give to poors instead

Your clear precise relaxed and understandable way of narration ,and no excessive music, make these videoos a great joy to watch!! Thank you.😊

opening story of a single photon being detected by a telescope was beautiful

As always. Poetry with moving pictures.

I could tell it was going there from the start, but the faster than light expansion of the universe part never makes sense.

But unfortunately they got it _very_ wrong; at about 2:43 the narrator says that the photons “travelled for nearly 14 billion light years” but this is absolutely incorrect, if they’re referring to us, which obviously they are since they mention the Milky Way, etc. the photons actually travelled about 42 billion light years, that’s not a typo, FOURTY TWO billion! They forgot about this unimportant thing, umm, dark energy, which has been causing the universe’s expansion to accelerate. Actually, they forgot about the universe expanding at all in that statement.😱

@@aaronperelmuter8433 Something had to be made up to fit their math and what has been observed. There still isn't a good answer.

@@Charok1 Dunno why anyone needs to make anything up. The observable universe is about 92 billion ly in diameter, so I simply halved in and, oops, should have written 46b ly, not 42 - had 92b on my mind when I wrote the comment. Anyway, what do you mean something needs to be made up? What, and for what reason? Not sure I understand…?🤔

Absolutely mind blowing conclusions which puts our perceived reality in question. My mind is racing and am hungry for answers. Great great video - I hope this inspires a new Newton to take us on the next step of our journey to understanding our impossible existence.

These videos are incredibly well done. Thank you for doing your part in advancing knowledge.

Very well done, very educational and I do apppreciate when you give us informmation about the people behind the theories. It helps me to "take a breath" and stick on the video as phisics is not my field of expertise and i left school 45 years ago. Thanks to give us an apportunity to continu to study (where no university will not accept us) Have a sweet day. Namasté

I keep watching this over and over again trying to make sense of what is said. I can’t! I will keep watching it because its so much fun to think about and yet painful to come to any conclusion. To all the great minds that have worked and continue to work on this, I salute you for sharing with this lay person.

Satan is the author of confusion.

That was powerful, informative well produced and delivered,veritably seamless as our protagonists photons journey. Thank you for a job well done.

as a Physics major in college, i understood many (if not all) of the concepts you talked about in the video/documentary(?), yet i still learned so much in this past hour. in education, we learn all of these formulas and briefly cover the idea where they come from, but you covering the history, the historical figures, and the slow accumulation of collective knowledge taught me so much. the beauty of science and math is what attracted me to pursue physics as a career, and this hour long experience reminded my burnt-out brain of my absolute love for these wonderous concepts!

"in education, we learn all of these formulas and briefly cover the idea where they come from, but you covering the history, the historical figures, and the slow accumulation of collective knowledge taught me so much." This is a prime example showing that schooling and education are two completely different things. Education is the process of seeking knowledge, whereas schooling is the process of memorizing what is dictated to you. The only person that can educate you is yourself. You gained more knowledge on your own in less than an hour FOR FREE than in 4 years at a school costing tens of thousands of dollars. Our "education" system is the biggest scam in the history of the universe.

@@bostonteapartycrasher Underrated comment. Yes you can remember all these things about physics, but to actually understand them and apply them is a total different thing. But I'm a dumdum, I don't believe in the big bang theory, neither do I believe in god. Only thing I believe in, is that we are never going to find the truth. It's designed that way. Science changes all the time. I've paid attention enough to know this. And there are genius people out there who created the world we live in today, many of them are gone. But when it comes down to the big question, how the world started and what we live in, personally I always had the belief it's designed for us to never truly know. You can find smart people in the science world who don't buy into the big bang theory, you can find people who work with stuff like this who believe in a god. I accepted along time ago we will never get the answer. I just think it's troubling when people think the big bang is a fact and not a theory, wish it is. It's great science behind the theory, but were did the fire come from? it's always a question we can't ever answer. Were did space itself come from. How can it be anything. It's an impossible task for us to comprehend. Big bang theory is based upon a "let's say" and what I mean by this, they started the theory on "It was fire" but where did the fire come from? It's no way to explain these things. Space itself, even when it's just emptyness, shouldn't exist. Nothing should exist. It makes no sense.

@@bostonteapartycrasher not true. If you can’t solve the homework problems you don’t understand the material

If what you didn’t understand was the so-called time ordered virtual particles, then don’t worry. That was misleading at best.

Definitely very interesting and informative. I personally like science based topics, and already understood most of the concepts in this video, but definitely learned a bit about the contributors that discovered the wealth of knowledge we know and understand today. I personally understand space itself in 4 dimensions, and see time as simply a dimension of space like the other 3. They're all variable, but tied together. Mass, made from energy, acts on space itself and inherently any energy, including mass, is subsequently effected in all 4 dimensions by this distorted space. We observe this as gravity, and I personally think this could be why gravity hasn't been able to be quantized. Maybe there is no quantum gravity, because gravity is not a particle, force, or even energy, but a consequence of energy acting on the 4 dimensional space around it. If that's the case, the closest you can get to quantum gravity is measuring the distortion that the smallest quantum bit of energy has on its surrounding space. Anyway thank you for a very well put together and quality video.❤️❤️

Really reallyreally the most amazing work on youtube, just learning the facts is not as amazing as learning the whole journey of how we got to a fact

Really loved this video. It explains a lot of complex physics without getting bogged down in the complexities of mathematics. Again, THANK YOU !!! 🤯🤯🤯

Good job explaining a complex subject so that it's more comprehensible. Thank you.

Astounding documentary. Thank you so much for putting it together and sharing it with us all.

“The bizarre world of quantum mechanics never disappoints.” Neither do these videos. Thanks.

My mind is intrigued beyond imagination by this video and its content. I only wish I was 18 yrs old and not 58... Bravo for the simplicity in presentation whilst covering the absolute scope of "light". I believe this to be the most powerful video I've ever enjoyed! "Thankyou" to the creator(s)

Amazing grafics, poetic telling and research! Masterpiece of a video!!

I remember there was a point in my childhood where I wondered "What if there's only one photon?" That thought still pops up occasionally over 30 years later.

Great presentation. As a biology professor I have incorporated quantum physics and cosmology when ever I can find the opportunity.😊

An excellent depiction of light, quantum mechanics and special relativity.😁

Thank you! I am glad to see you avoided getting hung up on the double slit experiment - which I love, but glad you made the assumption that viewers have seen those videos already. Also, great intro to Feynman diagrams.

I'm just a bohunk from south Georgia, USA, but I must say that this video is the finest presentation of some very complex ideas that I have seen. Superbly written, expertly presented. This is some very tough stuff, but I relished every frame.

Thank you so much. An extraordinary tour de force. It should be compulsory for all students of physics even at secondary school. I am a fan of Richard Feyman but have some doubts regarding his mathematics regarding the problem of escaping infinities. I think we are only at the threshold of understanding the universe and doubt as finite bei gs we will ever really understand. One thing that I find fascinating is that creation has created a being that looks back at itself. Jacqueline Rafferty

Brilliant documentary on the toughest of subjects. Probably the best I have ever seen cover such a range in one hour, information, illustration and commentary first class. Thank you. PS. One tiny comment: at 51:13 think you should stop left clock to show time difference and not let it catch up with right, which has already stopped.

This channel and your History of the Earth are putting out some of the best content on YouTube! I'm always blown away by your releases! Thank you for sharing your work and I'm looking forward to the next video!

Watch History Time and Voices of the Past… it’s his brother and him… just as great!

Absolutely mind blowing and put it in a very clear and concise way with inflections of excitement at the concept about to be reveled. It has set me on a path to daydream and see the visual world in a new understanding, Thank you.

This is a beautiful exposition of the subject, guiding you gently through to a mind-blowing culmination

I really love your channel! Your videos are beautifully done and very enlightening. Thank you for doing this. I salute you.

These videos and this channel are just so awesome. Now I want a channel that talks about the mind bending implications of all of this information. Such as tieing it to simulation theory or just what it means to be human.

this is some absolutely GOAT youtube science content, thank you for your efforts. I am excited to watch the rest of your work.

This must be one of the most beautifully presented episodes in an almost poetic series. Incredibly produced and written with superb delivery. Wow!

This video gives me goosebumps. The fact that reality is so wild just blows my mind. What an excellent video.

this video has helped me greatly at filling in the gaps in my mental map of physics. Although it has brought on more questions than answers but that is typical in phyics. Truly reawakend my passion and interest for phycics.

So well put together and so beautifully narrated.

It is amazing. It has turned me in to a physics lover. It has provided me much confidence that I also can study the universe. Thank you for such research.

Thank you for the many graphics used to illustrate and illuminate these complex concepts.  They are invaluable and greatly appreciated.

This doesn't even begin to show the worth of this video as a scientific piece, and falls even further away from appreciating it's value as an entertainment piece. Well done on the masterful ability to put those two things together, and bring some semblance of beauty AND knowledge to millions that otherwise would not have experienced it. Well done and thank you, from all of us, somewhere in time.

Thank you, very kind words.

I would like to add an appreciation for the timelining and historical account of how and when things were discovered and so seamlessly into the science and storytelling

Lol 10 bucks for attention so sas

So... it's really about clickbait?

Give to poors instead

One of the best documentaries about early physics, and the only one - of hundreds I've watched-that made me almost understand the so called "quantum fields theory", the diagrams of fenyman who have always been like gibberish magical spell and the dual nature of light.

This is a masterpiece! The content, the way presented, and everything.

I used this as a meditation. This is simply perfect. The opening sequence laid out like there is a another dimension that has supervision over the lower portion. The full-time that escaped in the beginning that somehow makes it to in the present through flexible time with the handshake

Thanks for that, I’m no scientist and no mathematician but I find this lecture fascinating. Thanks.

What a gorgeous video. Great writing, too: this subject is tough for me to understand and I actually got some of it. 😂

To the team who produced this one : You have outdone yourselves this time. In theory content, visuals and as usual . . the most compeling storytelling way of how to explain it . General audience that lives and dies on the arena . . We salute you .

That was a real rollercoaster ride. Photon is a wave, no its a particle, no its a wave acting like a particle. Its neither but both! Yes but its quantum entanglement. I’m beginning to understand, i think. This is science education at its finest. Bravo 👏

This video is outstanding in quantity in all aspects. Congratulations to everyone involved.

One of the only presentations of the subject that was organized well enough to make sense at bothe the higher and lower perspectives. Some of my confusion may have just been resolved.

For the (idea of) electrons agreeing to swap the photon, over the vastness of space-time, they had to know it would get there (the photon would cooperate and so would everything else [including the stuff we're still not certain of]).

My brain just exploded. I love your channel. Thank you for presenting so much information in a way that I can grasp what you’re saying.

I'm an accountant by trade, yet I could swim in cosmic and subatomic knowledge thanks to this program's way friendly presentation. As always it was immersing and impressive. I cant wait to watch the next episode!

Physics along with History in one incredibly educational presentation, thank you.

This is the absolute best video I have ever seen in my life describing how this stuff works. I understand so much more now than I did before. Thank you. 👍👍👍👍👍

Absolutely loving this. Thank you, creator, and brilliant narrator too

This truly is the greatest age to live in. Information about virtually every aspect of our universe available right at your fingetips at almost any point of our world. This channel is such a blessing!

This is a really great history of science discovery. It even gets me to thinking that understand the quantum universe is possible. It is the greatest story ever told.❤

This documentary was beautiful. Thank you for making it.

I watch a lot of videos about these concepts through a plethora of channels, but your work here captivates me by far the most and it's not even close. I love to discuss these ideas with my friends and family. The complexity tends to ruin discussion because it can all be nigh impossible to visualize these concepts. Your analogies clear up the confusion. I thank you for that. Wonderful video, wonderful channel. Keep up the good work, please.

God said... "Let there be light, and there was light". That helps explain that mind numbing electron - photon agreement thing instantaneous across time. Supernatural, because it is, I recon.

@@simonebest6013no. this is not helpfull.

Proper research/fact checking. Proper planning/writing. And my favorite... Proper grammar. If youtube content were rated similar to Amazon products... this channel has earned a legitimate 5 full stars.

Remarkably faithful to the actual theories. Thank you.

This has to be your best yet. I am going to have to watch it more than once to take it all in. 😊

Thank you for this, education is the elimination of or ignorance! Keep up the cosmic work my friend. 👍

Utterly superb. I'm renovating our house, and this certainly filled the tedium of floor laying.

This is one of the most digestible bits of physics i've ever seen. Well done.

Always been a tech science guy, learned more from one YouTube video , then I have watching dozens of shows on the subject, thanks for your passion on the subject, I enjoyed this very much. Between this video , the double slit experiment, I'm almost certain we are in a simulation , like if you were going to make a video game of our existence, a lot of the weird , things we cannot explain with quantum mechanics, make more sense then not.

I finally have a skeletal notion of what Feynman did. I have been a layman in a plastic world of wonder my whole life where it comes to theoretical physics. I'm not able to distinguish the difference between general and special relativity, though I recently did learn to grok the concepts. As a 'theoretical' psychologist ( I just made that up), I knew that there was a sphere of phenomena, in which time passed; and outside which forces applied irrespective to time. Now I understand the "handshake" across space-time from the perspective of theoretical physics. This is a significant personal intellectual integration. The narrative of the "first" photon is an extremely effective teaching tool.

So, I have a question: Do all photons begin their journeys from electrons and end their journeys by hitting another electron? Is there any other way for a photon to start out or arrive?

Honestly, best documentary series on the universe I've ever seen. I absolutely love these channels. You should make some pins for merch

This is how I view “time” and a photon’s journey is instantaneous 😊 The Surf Shake ad slipped into the narration like a buttered ferret, bravo 👏

This is the most amazingly approachable and well written channel on YouTube. Thank you for making my days complete with your kickass work. I watch/listen to your videos a ton and it makes me wish I had taken physics courses when I was young. Epic work sir!

I love the way the sponsor was presented in this video. Usually I skip the sponsor part, but here I listened, fascinated and smiling 🙂

Literally the best documentary format ever❤ “Handshake” of electrons is completely mind blowing 🤯🤯

Your videos are really good. Please slow them down a little bit. Many of these concepts take time to sink in, and one of my favorite parts of physics documentaries is the brainstorming I do while watching them. In this realm, we get to imagine endless possibilities. Please let it breathe a little bit.

When will this channel get the support it deserves! Soooo underrated and genuinely brought back my passion for STEM. Genuinely.

It was mind blowing wonderful.Thanks so much for such an inspiring lesson of the universe 👍

Beautiful episode. Love how you and your writers manage to make science so poetic

Perfect description, poetic

Light. Both a wavelength, but also a particle in the form of photons... Crazy to think both were right all along.

I am no scientist or physicist, but i follow science, and this documentary is definitely one of the I have EVER come across.

It's definitely one of the documentaries, ever

Water can be treated, both classically and quantum mechanically at the same time, consider that you can quantize water by dividing water by the smallest surface tension necessary to create a drop. Each of those drops that act classically, when isolated. They act quantum mechanically when they are part of a larger body. Water is both a particle and a wave at the same time. Granted it’s an analogy… but it works really well

This channel is absolutely fantastic, the fact I can access this and learn for completely free boggles the mind

OK...this comment will be brief. When I say 100%, it infers that there is nothing left, it is all that there is. When I say Finest, it infers that there is nothing better. So, I must say that your explanation of light and all of the weirdness of Quantum Mechanics is without question, "100% of the Finest work of its kind I have had the pleasure to view"...Brilliant, thank you so much.

You hold a vast and so well researched wealth of knowledge. Your videos are marvelously narrated and make the education that you provide incredibly interesting, holding the listener's attention to the last word! Thankyou very much for all of your hard research and for sharing it freely with everyone!

Wow, had me locked in the whole time, eager to hear the next discovery. Stupendous!

This stuff is wonderful. I'm keen on popular science, but special relativity is about as far as I have got, because I know that to do it the way it's usually done requires mathematical literacy and the people who are charged with the responsibility of making things clear obviously don't see any reason why they should - as CallmeKenneth very rightly says.

It seems like every documentary you create eventually covers the history of physics...every single one