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A 137-second science explainer that opens on real fire footage, asks why the Sun's edge looks darker, then answers with hand-drawn diagrams on black: Planck's law, line of sight and optical depth. It ends with limb brightening, a sponsor read and an end card.
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MinutePhysics (Henry Reich); music by Nathaniel Schroeder · Watch the original ↗ · Measurements and analysis by Cutmap.
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