Lights Out Physics

A quick physics quiz before sleep!

Water seems impossible to squeeze, but physics tells a different story.

What happens when you put liquid water under increasing pressure at ordinary temperatures?

What's your guess? 👀

21 hours ago | [YT] | 3

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Finish the sentence before sleep.

The strangest invisible thing in physics is ______.

Maybe it is gravity pulling without contact, photons carrying light, electrons moving through a wire, or magnets working without ever running out.
So much of the world is controlled by things we cannot directly see.

I’m curious which invisible force or particle feels the hardest to understand.

5 days ago | [YT] | 0

Lights Out Physics

Lights Out Physics is now available on Spotify!

For anyone who wants calm physics explanations as audio, the episodes are now easier to listen to wherever you are.
Put it on while relaxing, winding down, or falling asleep to ideas about gravity, time, light, atoms, and the strange rules behind reality.

You can listen on Spotify here: open.spotify.com/show/3qYsIDsMOPxboyuLJJuH5e?si=9o…

Thank you for listening, whether you are watching on YouTube or tuning in on Spotify.

1 week ago (edited) | [YT] | 0

Lights Out Physics

5,000 subscribers. That is amazing. 🌙

Thank you to everyone who watches, listens, comments, and falls asleep to these quiet physics videos.
This channel started as a simple place for calm explanations about time, gravity, light, atoms, and the strange rules behind reality.

Seeing 5,000 of you here already means a lot.
More relaxing physics videos are coming soon.

Thank you for being part of this so early. 💙

- Theo

2 weeks ago | [YT] | 3

Lights Out Physics

Quick physics quiz before sleep

Which of these cannot travel through empty space?
Vote before checking the answer.

3 weeks ago | [YT] | 14

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Quiet physics fact ⚛️

Light has no mass, but it can still push things.

It carries momentum, which means light can apply a tiny amount of pressure when it hits something. The effect is extremely small, but it is real enough that scientists have used the idea for spacecraft with giant solar sails.

Physics gets strange when even something weightless can move the world a little.

What physics fact sounds fake but is actually real?

1 month ago | [YT] | 6

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1,000 subscribers. That honestly means a lot.

Thank you to everyone who has taken the time to watch, listen, comment, or subscribe.

I made this channel for people who enjoy quiet physics explanations. The kind you can put on at night and slowly sink into without the noise.

There are still so many strange ideas to explore, from gravity and time to light, quantum physics, and the deeper rules behind reality.

Really grateful to have you here this early.

What physics topic would you like to hear explained next?

Thanks for 1k.

1 month ago | [YT] | 7

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What physics topic should we turn the lights out on next? 🌙⚛️

I’m planning more calm, slow physics videos and would love to know what ideas you want explained in a relaxing way.

It can be anything you’ve always wanted to understand better, like gravity, time, light, black holes, relativity, quantum physics, or the strange rules behind reality.

Drop your suggestions in the comments. I’ll be reading them for future video ideas.

1 month ago | [YT] | 0

Lights Out Physics

Hey, welcome to Lights Out Physics! 💡⚛️

I’m the creator behind the channel, and I started this as a place for calm, thoughtful physics videos you can listen to while relaxing, winding down, or falling asleep.

This Community tab will be where I share updates, polls, questions, and ideas for future videos.

To start things off: what physics topic would you love to hear explained in a relaxing way?

1 month ago | [YT] | 1