// science communication
From 60-second blackboard explainers to long-form lectures — making mathematical physics accessible without dumbing it down.
// platforms
Short-form physics education. General relativity, quantum mechanics, black holes, and the geometry of curved spacetime — all on a green blackboard.
Longer-form lectures, deep dives, and science communication content. Where the 60-second videos become full lessons.
Physics posts, clips, and behind-the-scenes from the blackboard studio. A more personal look at the work.
// philosophy
Accessible doesn't mean wrong. I refuse to oversimplify to the point of inaccuracy — every explainer is checked against the actual physics, even when that makes things harder to say in 60 seconds.
I teach in front of a green blackboard because that's where real physics happens. The aesthetic isn't a gimmick — it's a commitment to showing people what scientific work actually looks like.
I'm not trying to go viral. I'm trying to make someone genuinely understand general relativity. If those sometimes overlap, great — but understanding always comes first.
The same drive that puts me in front of a blackboard explaining Riemannian geometry also puts me in debates with flat earthers. Both matter. A scientifically literate public is worth fighting for.
// debate
Flat earth, pseudoscience, and live on-camera debates live on a dedicated channel.
Visit the Debate Page →