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This video discusses the use of video to learn science. It shows that to be most effective a misconception is introduced at the beginning. The more mental effort used the greater the effectiveness.
This video explains that moving objects have kinetic energy (Ek) and shows how Ek is proportional to both the mass and velocity of an object.
By combining the formulae F=ma and W=Fs to obtain W=mas and using v2=u2 + 2as (assuming u2=0), Ek=...
Kinetic theory: M and M translational motion
Kinetic theory: box top view
Kinetic theory: box triboelectric
Kinetic theory: molecule SHM from above
Kinetic theory: molecule SHM from the side