Some time ago we talked about the Minute Phisycs YouTube channel and the opportunity it offers to see more advanced content science students. It seems to me that now they will also be able enjoy it in spanish.
And it is that in Microsiervos they explain that Ever Salazar, the creator of the blog about mathematics called A circular point, is already working with Henry Reich in the production of a Spanish version of MinutePhysics. The Spanish versions are called: Minute of Physics and Minute of the Earth. Ever is a Venezuelan who also creates from his country math videos, which hangs on YouTube, and which he says are short and beautiful videos. And also, I would add, very entertaining, fun and tremendously pedagogical to take the kids from the handyman and open new fields to discover and advance in abstract knowledge.
Ever explains in his blog that he likes recreational math, technology, graphic design and learn a little bit of everything.
Here we see a video, very entertaining and that reminds me a lot of how my math teacher, already deceased, explained in EGB physics. In this case it is about the gravity:
I congratulate Ever for the initiative, for the tremendous work involved in doing this type of content and for the illusion that it transmits, allowing those who watch the videos we enjoy, learn and be curious to know more and more.
