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Have you ever wondered why we’re traveling at 67,000 miles per hour around the Sun — yet feel absolutely nothing? In this fascinating explanation, Richard Feynman breaks down the physics of motion, relativity, and why speed itself is not what we feel — acceleration is.

Drawing from the brilliant insights of Richard Feynman, this video explores the science behind Earth’s orbital velocity, Newton’s laws, and Einstein’s relativity in a way that’s simple, clear, and mind-blowing.

If Earth is moving so fast through space, why don’t we feel it? Why doesn’t everything fly off the planet? The answer lies in the laws of physics that govern motion and reference frames.

Stay until the end to completely understand why constant motion feels like nothing at all.

⏱️ Timestamps

0:00 – Introduction
1:12 – Earth’s Speed Around the Sun (67,000 MPH)
2:48 – Why We Don’t Feel Constant Motion
4:15 – The Difference Between Speed and Acceleration
6:02 – Newton’s Laws Explained Simply
8:10 – Reference Frames & Relativity
10:05 – What Would Make Us Feel Motion?
11:20 – Feynman’s Brilliant Insight
12:37 – Final Thoughts

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⚠️ Disclaimer

This video is created for educational and informational purposes only. It is inspired by the teachings and public lectures of Richard Feynman. All credit for the original scientific explanations belongs to Richard Feynman and respective rights holders. This content is intended to simplify complex scientific ideas for learning and discussion.