SCIENCE CLASS #1- WHY Does Helium Make Your Voice Higher?

FIIIIRSSSST!!!

Mark : worked at NASA
Also Mark: teaching high school physics is like my dream job
...
It's usually the opposite, but alright.

Walter White: I'm the most overqualified teacher
Mark Rober: Hold my glitter bomb

Whoever gets MARK ROBER as their physics teacher. I'm jealous

“Teaching high school physics is like my dream job”
*used to work at nasa*

This is the only type of online class I'll accept.

I can tell Mark’s gonna be an excellent teacher because he leaves his mouse pointer on the screen during videos

Mark is the only person that can make me willingly watch a 35 minute science video

Mark: teaching high school physics is like my dream
Me: what a coincidence having you as a physics teacher is mine

Mr. Rober: “this won’t replace your science class.”
Me: I’m homeschooled, anything goes.

MARK: “Teaching is my dream job”
NASA : “Am I a joke to you?”

I am in 8th grade in Germany and must say that this was a really good explanation, we covered this topic in my science class too one time and only 4 people from 24 understood this. I really like that there is something visual to explain something, I guess everyone would love to have you as their teacher and the reference to the Doppler effect was great.
greetings from germany.

"You deserve some kind of normalcy" dude I am crying. Thank you for these, and your time.

Mark: “Teaching high school physics is like my dream job”
Also Mark at the beginning: “I hate public speaking”

Mark: I don't like public speaking
Also Mark: I want to be a pysics teacher

My science teacher put this on our online class. This is the first thing on this. This is the best science class ever.

When Mark gets his teacher credentials, he'll become the world's most overqualified high school physics teacher.

This man would literally be the best and coolest scientist teacher ever

First time I'm commenting publically like this. But, I just think it's amazing that you're doing this. I'm a science and biology teacher (kiwi right here!) and I'm just a beginner teacher so I struggle with lesson planning and the documentation side of things. My school is also in a poorer community, so I have a lot of students who honestly believe they can never do an "academic/smart" subject like Science. A lot do not know the basics in Science which can be challenging. This video just reminded me to continue to let my passion drive me in class so my kids can see how much I enjoy science, then they know that they can too! While I wish I took physics in school, at least I can learn bits and pieces from you now! I think you would make amazing physics teacher, really wishing you the best on your teaching journey! :)

0:48
What you hear
"It makes your voice really high"
"..Wait a second, that's not right"
What I hear
"It makes you high"
"...Wait a second, that's not right"

Schools: *Shut down*
Mark Rober and his brains: Allow us to introduce ourselves

This was the most interesting, entertaining Physics class I've ever been in

Just wanted to say that I watched like half an hour and it felt like 5 min and my mind was blown. You are really amazing dude 👌🏻👍🏻

"On my journey of becoming the favorite uncle." Now he's on his way to being the favorite teacher.

Mark: "im afraid of public speaking."
Also Mark: *has 11 million subscribers*

Mr science teacher: the molecules are lighter so vocal chords do so it can push against it quicker
mark: gives a few demos, proof for big bang, Explained very well, learnt more than I thought I would
Conclusion- This is guy is definitely qualified

Please keep these videos on KRplus as they are AMAZING, I love these lessons, they're so interesting. So please don't delete these lessons as they're really good

Mark: *worked at NASA, builds the world's biggest horn.
Also Mark after inhaling helium: "that's so cool!"

I see you are already following the most important rule as a teacher: Leaving the cursor on screen when you play a video.

Thank you so much for doing this! Back at my school b4 all this, we had a teacher with a similar background to you who loved his job and found a way to make myself and many of my friends fall in love with science. After completing his Chemistry class that was the last science class we ever had to take, we made the decision that we wanted to be his students for another year and so we excitedly signed up for his Physics class our junior year. It was the hardest and yet greatest class I've ever taken. I personally hated Vectors as I was always slightly off on my calculations, but I eventually got better. Now that its all over, I have a better appreciation for the things I see in life. I now know how rainbows work, the mirage where the road looks like water, mirror illusions, electricity, and sound. My new understanding of all this has made everyday life much more exciting and so i thank you for sharing that with the world here on KRplus!

Hey Mark, as a 1st high school physical science teacher, I have always found your videos very inspiring as well as really informative. I have used some of your videos in class pre-quarantine and I am continuing to share your videos with my students. I love how to shape your lessons as well, you will be a great science teacher!

🤚excuse me Mr. Rober, May we have a Khoot exam at the end of this semester

“This won’t replace your science class”
I’m being home schooled Cus COVID-19 so actually it’s better than the current science class I’m having!

Your heart is what everyone should have. You understand that teaching is the most important job for anyone in society. Mark you did a great job!!
I pray you reach your goal!

I have a learning disabilities and the one who care about my education than anyone else are my Teacher who specialized in learning disabilities. Now I'm studying at the best Engineering school in my country because of him. Teacher are an unsung heroes.

Imagine Mark going to a job interview as a science teacher:
"So, you were a NASA-engineer?"
"Yes."
"And you've been engaging and maintaining an audience with physics for years?"
"Yes."
"And you hold the world record in the physics experiments, such as the largest air horn and the largest elephant toothpaste experiment?"
"Yes."

Bro this guy is one of the most genuine people I’ve ever seen just what a good guy. Wherever he ends up teaching that schools gem will be mark

Teacher : says the same thing the same way every time boringly
But mark : Says the same thing in different types with interesting stuff. And he's excited by himself

Mark, we truly enjoy your videos!
We just ran across the classes you’ve done while sheltering-in-place earlier today, and we’re trying to catch up in the event you continue to teach live on Ms, Ws, & Fs.
Love your energy. Continue having a blast being creative while sharing your knowledge and your passion for learning.

Mark Rober : My dream job is a high school physics teacher!
Teachers in his area : ( *sweating intensifies* )

Mark: doesn’t like public speaking
Also Mark: wants to be a teacher

I love the passion you have for teaching.
I myself am a teacher. It's what I've wanted since I was a kid, but i was so nervous on the first day.
So I can tell you from experience, it gets easier with time.
I just decided to channel my passion and not really think of it as a job, but just me sharing my passion and knowledge with others.

You are a great teacher and I absolutely love watching you. I can connect you lessons on so many levels. The world needs to. Thank you.

I have a valentines poem for y’all, if I can remember it correctly:
Roses are red, roses are blue, depending on their velocity relative to you.
-Doppler

Me: *hears you talk about wanting to be a high school physics teacher*
also me: *I would pay for you to be my long term substitute*

I love the way he can explain things very seriously with a sense of humor !!! :) :) :)

You know this is actually live when mark says at 10:02 that "Oil is heavier than water, and it goes to the bottom and the water 'sinks' up". Actually it's reverse i.e. Oil is less dense than water and therefore for a given amount of volume weighs less than water. (So when we mix oil and water, Oil floats and Water sinks).
This actually shows what Mark said earlier that he has a fear of public speaking and all this makes me appreciate him more about the efforts he is taking to provide us some good science content during this corona crisis.
Thank you Mark Rober!

Mark: imma be a physics teacher
My physics teacher who likes mark: yes

I’ve been an Architect for 20 years and have loved everything about science my entire life. I had NEVER had someone explain why helium makes your voice higher! I found myself smiling at that “Eureka” moment. My 16 year old son loves everything you’ve ever done and I’m glued to my screen every video as well. Keep up your enthusiasm; it’s addictive.

Thank you. I've been watching you long before introducing you to my 7 year old son, and it's so fun to share your videos for things we cover at home.
His SAGE (gifted) program had SmarterED and your vid on golf ball deformation for "class" today, and now we're going down the well of your vids.
We appreciate these live sessions. Thanks for your time and effort.

“I don’t like public speaking”
-Has 11M subscribers
-Been on Jimmy Kimmel
-Dream job is teaching
-Live streams to millions

Mark: "Good morning class"
Class: "ggooooooooddd morrrrrnnnniiinnnnggg mrrrrrr rrrooobbberrrr"

I'm your fan after today... not because of what you're doing (that's already established that you're amazing at what you do ) but because of seeing you getting emotional while speaking about punching Corona... it says a lot about your personality and how much you really love contributing for betterment of humanity. Namaste.

I wished you continued doing these I have learned so much and you are a amazing teacher! You are so motivational and inspiring! When I grow up I want to be a scientist and I want to learn as much as I can!

"This won't replace your science class"
Hey! This is more exciting than my actual science class! I see it as an absolute win!

"Teaching Highschool Physics is my dream job"
-the dude that made a mars rover at Nasa
You Kinda overshoot yourself don't you think?

Mark there is no need to be nervous! Everyone here loves you! xD

I miss his science classes already! Watched all the videos he's posted to date and rewatching these classes just wishing he'd start making more of these awesome science classes sometime soon.
Also, I'm three years in med school but this guy is the only reason I've grown fond of science again

Dude this was amazing. I sent this to my science teacher that's how cool it is. This made my day. It been so boring at home not at school. That sounds so weird to say. But anyway awesome video

He left his mouse cursor on the screen when showing videos... I think he'll fit in perfectly with the other high school teachers

Hearing him talking with such excitement about science just makes me so happy and interested in what he's saying. I honestly wish all teachers felt that way towards the subject they're teaching because that would make their classes a thousand times better

Mark, you are amazing and I love your enthusiasm and edited videos. Practice these lectures at least 3 times as many times as you have in front of a mirror, or take some improv classes. I am not trying to be discouraging, but its not about how many people are watching. It's about your confidence in the lecture you are presenting. The better you know exactly what you want to present and how, the better it will be received and absorbed.

28:57 when his voice cracked because he was getting emotional over the stranger wanting to help his dad😢😢

Mark: Huge KRplusr with 11 million subcribers
Also Mark: *my dream job is to be a physics teacher*

I love the way he does this. he's so fun and makes sure it makes sense to everyone. I'm in high school and I watched this video with my 9 year old sis and we both enjoyed and understood it. love your vids!

Mark: “Why?” Kids ask that a lot today
Me: Why aren’t you my dad?

The boys: Your voice is so high pitched
Me, an intellectual: Actually, my vocal chords are stronger than yours

Got my degree in chemical engineering, and you still managed to teach me something in this video!
Cheers Mark :)

I'm a teacher from the Philippines and I watch this and this makes me so proud. Thank you, Mark Rober!

Thank you for sharing these ideas and videos Mark! Keeping my mind stimulated during this corona virus outbreak.

3:36 “this won’t be a replacement for your actual science class” me: dang it

Hey mark, I want you to know that I really appreciate what you’re doing here! This felt really genuine and I loved your explanations of the science without all the edits of a regular video. You would make a spectacular high school physics teacher, and I hope that you achieve that dream in the near future. If you get to read this comment, i’d love to contact you sometime about college and career stuff. I’m an 11th grader in texas aspiring to do aerospace engineering/mechanical with aerospace emphasis at a major university (U of Ark, Georgia tech, etc.), and it’d be super cool to hear your thoughts on some decisions i have to make about my pedigree and future career options. I love physical science, especially the mechanical world of sound physics, and I think that you might understand the situation i have found myself in. But anyways, this content is seriously inspiring and entertaining, and I, like others, definitely like hearing the more personal physics explanations to these cool phenomenons. Super excited to watch these later videos!

I just found your channel and have spent the last two days going through your videos. From someone who works in high school science classes... your students are going to have fun, and good luck with your education!

When I first came across your channel it was the first time I saw science as something other than boring homework because you make it fun. We need teachers like you at schools around the world.

Mark Rober: You are officially dismissed class. No one will get in trouble for leaving
Class: *stays seated with all kids hands raised*
Principle: 👀 what have I witnessed

Each time I watch his videos, it feels like I’m in a science class! He would have made one excellent science teacher or professor! Mark is very passionate and knowledgeable about science.

You are such an inspiring person! I love your videos! Good job of overcoming your fear! I also think you would make an incredable teacher!

Mark: I don’t like public speaking
864 thousand people: *click*

He said that he is getting his high school credentials, can you imagine going into class and seeing him

This is a kind of back handed compliment, you come across so much better live, I used to find you a bit to cocky, but live you're humble self shines through.

The second that I had all the pieces, my mind just clicked. It was such a joyful feeling. Thank you Mark so much!

This gave me such "Bill Nye on VHS" vibes and I'm here for it.

Darn, I'm even late to this class too.😔

Your content makes me realise why I ever liked science in the first place.
The world needs more teachers like you.

Thank you your videos are awesome and I enjoy watching your videos and look forward to them ( also when we started the space unit I got excited and taught the class about the part of the rover you built/helped build) keep going stay safe

Everyone else: fart questions
Me: slowly watched the sulfur hexafluoride leak out of the balloon- nooooooo

Do you lose weight when you fart?
Let’s break this down.
What are farts?
Well, farts are the gas that is produced when the bacteria in your colon breaks down food. So it is basically some of the food you have eaten in gas form.
So when you fart, you are releasing matter in gas form, so technically you are losing weight *mass*, but the amount is so little that it might be almost impossible to measure the amount.
*Correction*
As Mark said in the new video, farts are less dense, so when you fart, your body becomes more dense, thus you weigh more.
*Correction*
I probably should have use the word mass instead of weight as weight is dependent on other outside factors.
But I also did some googling, it turns out the fart's consistency depends entirely on what you have eaten and how much air you have swallowed.
And so there isn't a definite answer to Do you lose "weight" when you fart, because sometimes, there might be more methane , while other times more of other gas.

Thank you so much, it means a lot to me and others that you are taking time to do a reallllyyyyy nice thing! Again, thanks so much, pray that we all can confront the Coronavirus.

If i may say so, Mark, your energy and passion are so apparent that i feel if my physics teacher was like you, I'd be working at NASA now. Don't ever change, bro.

This is such a good lesson. It's so boring just sitting at home and being home school and it's great seeing this

I love how this was presented. He showed the F=MA thing and it just kinda started to make sense. I appreciate that he gave us time to work it out. Made the concept super easy to understand!

Wow, you explain this so well! Wish I had you as a science teacher. The way to write F=ma with a small m and big a and vice versa makes it very clear and also very visual and therefore better to remember. Wish you all the best of luck with becoming a teacher!

that's literally the best explanation i've ever heard
keep up the good work my guy

I wish every teacher had this type of passion and every child could learn from them. Perhaps in the future we can broadcast passionate teachers to everyone.

News: Schools closing cause of an Outbreak of COVID-19
Mark Rober: Finnaly my chance to teach my dream job!

Dude, you rocked your first episode! Please keep it going!

Mark Rober you are super educational, yet making it unlike most schools and very entertaining. I am a very big fan

Mark: I hate public speaking.
Also Mark: I’m getting my teacher credentials right now to teach a bunch of students about physics.

"Try to take your challenges and repackage them as opportunities"
Idk why I love this so much

Is like you were rumbling about different things and in the last minute it all connected and made perfect sense. Loved it