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EX-0053 · TutorialHenry Reich

MinutePhysics — Why December Has The Longest Days

Tutorial · Flat 2D · Hand-drawn · 172s

Length
171.7s
Beats
26· 8 hard cuts
Pace
9.1/min
Avg beat
6.6s

A hand-drawn whiteboard-style physics explainer that overturns a common belief (the longest day is in June) by building up a solar-day argument step by step: a graph, a stick figure and sundial, a spinning Earth, an elliptical orbit, a tilted globe, then a table of noon times.

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Created by Henry Reich; music by Nathaniel Schroeder · Watch the original ↗ · Measurements and analysis by Cutmap.

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