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    Resistance and Multimeters

    March 12, 2025  •  EPISODE 256

    How do we measure electricity? In this episode of Science LIVE, Roger Billings shows how multimeters work to measure voltage, resistance, and ohms. Learn why these tools are important and how they’re used in everyday technology.

    About DrB

    Dr. Roger Billings is a visionary innovator whose work has touched the lives of millions of students and transformed the landscape of education. Widely known as “DrB” to the countless kids who benefit from his groundbreaking Acellus learning system, Dr. Billings has dedicated his life to advancing education through technology. As part of DrB’s lifelong commitment to supporting education, Science LIVE was launched as a way to “give back” by mentoring students in conjunction with the Roger Billings Scholarship Program.


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    1. Caleb Felker

      I always love Science Live! I have learned so much. Great video!

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    2. Grace Goddard

      Loved learning about electricty and currents! Learned a lot. Thank you!

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    3. Rivers Blackmon

      I learned a lot about electricity in this video. Also, way to go Charlie!

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    4. Arik Partridge

      R-51 is so funny!🤣 I love these videos!

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    5. Kadyn Dimmitt-Henslee

      Resistance and Multimeters – My mom said she learned more from this video than she did in school about electricity and currents. My mom is your biggest fan.

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    6. Kayla

      REDDDDDDD PLEASEEEE
      🥰

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    7. Victoria Jimenez

      Thank you! learned a lot

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    8. Isaac Becraft

      My Dad was just using a multimeter the other day when he was working on the house.

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    9. Ryder Blais

      It’s crazy the amount of electricity humans can produce so far yet, we’re at only a fraction of the power a lightning bolt makes with normal appliances.

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    10. Zandie Ortiz

      I did not know you could measure electricity, super cool!

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    11. Gunnar Bendorf

      Love it 😁

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    12. Jezlyn Chavez

      I learned a lot watching this video.

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    13. Elisiyana Louis

      The fact that electricity can be measured opens up endless possibilities of scientific research! The lengths we can reach through science are truly astonishing.

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    14. Logan Rentner

      These videos are the best!

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    15. Kamilah Bello

      I really enjoyed Tobias’ talk regarding Douglas Engelbert and the invention of the original mouse. Who knew how important the mouse would become for computer technology

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    16. Riley States

      R-51 is awesome! And I wish I had a multimeter

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    17. Llondon Bates

      “Resistor” HELP!! XDDD

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    18. Ana Maria Chaves

      Hi! I watched this live from North Carolina. I really enjoyed the live! I absolutely love how everything is about science and also loved learning more ab measuring electricity, etc. Thank you!!

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    19. Angie

      love learning something new everyday!

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    20. Teagan Oliver

      Love to have that book

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    21. Alexander Bryan

      Where do you think computers will be in the next 25 years?

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    22. Uzair Martinez

      I never knew you could measure electricity!

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    23. ashton

      I love r-51!!

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    24. timothy conklin

      Thank you!

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    25. Sara Francis

      Love new information and I really dislike the change of daylight saving time.

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    26. Kapri

      Nice! Learning about measuring electricity was pretty interesting.

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    27. brianna stilwell

      Measuring electricity is awesome!

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    28. Vivienne Robillard

      This is so neat!!

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    29. Becker James Eisele

      I liked r-51 a lot!

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    30. Cassidy Arnett

      R-51 is goofy

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    31. Alejandro Price

      Yes please put mutimeters on the store in a black and gray color

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    32. Sophie Nelson

      I didn’t even know measuring electricity was a thing thank you!

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    33. Alejandro Price

      Can we get a book like that??

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    34. Caiden Hiner

      so cool loved learning about Resistance and Multimeters

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      Amazing live as usual

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    36. Nakova Crocker

      Thank you!!

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    37. Angelina

      This is so cool! Also that end bit was really meaningful

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    38. nathaniel thompson

      ha so funny. I love R-51

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    39. mackenzie

      I love how multimeters work

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    40. Jadrian Mayo

      I really liked learning how to measure electricity. I learned something new.

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    41. Brayden

      I love R-51

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    42. Jasmin Sosa

      I love how the original mouse actually looked a lot more like a mouse!

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    43. Callen

      Learning about how to measure electricity is really cool!

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    44. Aden Moore

      This was a great episode! I do think y’all should include a multimeter in the store, it seems like it’d be fun to play around with.

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    45. lillian

      I love the store! thank you for making it!

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    46. Mariah Tyus

      R-51 is so funny!

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    47. sage

      I love a pink mulitmeter in gold store

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    48. Titus Russom

      I had a multimeter I only used it for alternating current.
      Thank you for educating me on the many uses of the multimeter and resisters.

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    49. Aixa R

      Whats you guys favorite school subject? (Besides science)

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    50. sage

      I LOVE YOU DR ROGER BILLING

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    51. Kinsey Spradlin

      It was very cool to hear about 4 new planets circling Barnard’s star, how big are they?

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      Thankful for Acellus and being able to learn about technology

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    53. mimi

      I would love to see pink mulitmeters in the gold store. I love Todd Edmond and would love to see him in more courses! I love science live!

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    54. Gia

      I love how the mouse was invented.

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    55. Barrett Pirtle

      Learning about Ohm’s Law and how electricity works is so interesting

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    56. Charlotte

      multimeters are fascinating!!!

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    57. Leah

      I really enjoyed learning how to measure electricity!

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    58. Emerale Stephens

      Did Elon Musk get the name Tesla after the guy named Tesla?

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    59. Renee tarantelli

      Love learning about electricity

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    60. Bethel Tobias Ivester

      Wow this episode was great

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      Always love breakthrough moments in science

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    62. Noah Soucie

      THIS IS SO COOL

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      I’m so thankful for Acellus:)

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    66. Justin Estevez

      Dr. B is such a great salesman. He made that multimeter sound like the most fun thing of all; And yes I think you guys should put some In the Acellus Store maybe in blue.

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    67. Simone tarantelli

      I love the ai bit 😂

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    68. Persephone Davis

      With one questions I have I was wondering if there would be more in depth videos further explaining it . For example what factors would be needed to cause the resistance in the conductor.

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    69. Atticus W

      My dad uses multimeters in his work

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    70. Kennedy

      I did not understand how voltage was measured before, great Science Live

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    71. Kailey Holman

      This is good information to have because almost everything has batteries now.

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      Tobias has always been an awesome segment but this one was super interesting.

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      I couldn’t imagine having to use arrow keys to move around my cursor so glad we have computer mice

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      Woah, I didn’t know we could measure electricity!

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      Electricity Is really cool!

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      Cool video.

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      where do you find muscle wire?

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      Thank you Dr. Roger Billings for this program.

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      Jingle bells was funny

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    85. Nicole Brennan

      Are multimeters able to detect electromagnetic fields from a light installation?

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      This is literally my favorite episode of science life. I’m hopefully going to be an electrician someday!!⚡️⚡️

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    87. Jackson M.

      I would like to have a red one in the store. This was a great video!

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    88. Deanna Thompson

      Yes, please put the multimeters in the Gold Store – purple or red

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      Pretty cool

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      Can you put a purple multimeter in the store.

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    100. Russell Ellis

      Do they know why some resistors are more tolerant than others?

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    101. Jacob Lott

      i wonder what the most amount of voltage ever pushed through any given conductor was.

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    102. Katie Miller

      what factors affect the resistance of a conductor?

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      I have to use a mouse with my computer. I cant imagine it any other way.

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      What is a multimeter?

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      Wow! I had no clue that that’s house mice for computers came to be.

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      I would like meterader in purple please and can you teach me how to make a robot I love science

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      Thanks for this lesson on measuring electricity. Multimeters are such useful tools for checking voltage, resistance, and current in everyday devices.

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      Electricity is so cool

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      Hello Dr. Billings! I wanted to say that I believe your program, Acellus, is the best school program I have attended! I would also like to say that, and I’m sure everyone in these comment sections can agree, we all love you Science LIVE Videos. Your videos always are interesting, fun, and always entertaining!
      I also wanted to congratulate Charlie, he seems to be working hard, and his work has paid off!
      I also want to thank my AMAZING classmates for helping push me to do well and me to push them. I can’t name them all, but I can thank a few of them here.
      Thank you
      Nakova C.
      Luis Daneil P.
      Raya H. (Who always wins the weekly leaderboard, great job)
      and the other classmates I didn’t name but thank y’all. When you said to send feedback about ways to improve Acellus, I started to think. Of course I couldn’t say anything about the school work(which is amazing btw) but maybe about our profiles! I was thinking that maybe y’all could add background music. Which would be pretty cool. Or maybe class groups, that are monitored by Acellus Staff.
      Thank you all for your dedication to Acellus and us, the students.
      Thank you Dr. Rodger Billings!!

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    171. Preston Stewart

      I love that this teaches me about tools that measure electricity.

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      I love this keep it up.

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    174. Martyn Swanepoel

      Multi meters is very fascinating. I would like a Science LIVE video
      explaining how to calculate the resistance using the colours painted
      on the resistor and what each line represent. It is quite interesting.

      Now I understand why multi meters is called Multi Meters!
      They have multi functionalities

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    175. Jaxon Rea

      How many mouses did Steve job create until he made the perfect one?

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    176. Noah Lair

      My favorite part was when Mr. Billings showed how a resister worked.

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    177. Logan

      I did some electrical work with resistors, but I have learned the most from this video

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      Love these videos they’re so fun!

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    179. vivienne

      i LOVE how these videos are formatted to be entertaining yet informative at the same time. learning about electricity is so cool!!

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    180. Simone tarantelli

      That so cool!

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    181. Caleb Perzhu

      Thank you for explanation about Voltage

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      I did not now that scientists have new discovery that there are four tiny planets circling the Bin Heart star.
      Also, I love how Acellus Academy caters to various learners where students can work at their own paste.

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      It was interesting to learn about the creation of the mouse and its uses. Thank you for another great science live!

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      Daylight savings is cool but weird

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      we love the lives

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      Day light savings has been such a fun topic to learn about! Really enjoyed this video

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      These are so cool to watch

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    193. Yanella Alequin

      Daylight savings…I don’t like it when we lose one hour

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    194. Trevor Fishack

      its amazing how electricity works

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      I LOVE THIS AND MYSELF AND DAD ARE GOING TO DO SOME SCIENCE IN THE GARAGE.

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      R51 is so funny!

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      Rly fun to watch

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      I love Acellus!

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      awesome lesson! <3

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      Knowing Ohm’s Law while watching this science live really helps.

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      love this so cool

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    202. Skyler roston

      What is the highest voltage for a home appliance?

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    203. Michael Myrick

      I found it interesting about the measurement volts of electricity or resistance in the video.

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      This was great.

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      Love watching these!

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      I loved this, science live is my favorite.

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      How long did it take to make acellus?

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      daylight savings time is so cool but weird

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      My favorite teacher is Mark Rogers! He helped me so much in math with fractions!

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    210. BayLeigh Howland

      This episode provided a clear and insightful explanation of how multimeters function and their crucial role in electrical measurements. The practical demonstrations made complex concepts accessible.

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    211. Elias Barretto

      Muscle wire is so cool! I would love to become a scientist or engineer and create something innovative.

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    212. DPreston

      We are so excited for Charlie! What an achievement!

      Is the accuator expensive? Will everyone use the muscle wire now?
      .
      Dr. Tobias is so funny! It’s cool to see how far we’ve come with every phase of the computer- the story of the mouse is wild. Just how they demonstrated it for the engineers was ahead of it’s time really.

      The multimeter cables is a little like jumping a car. I’d like to have a blue or green multimeter. That would be cool!

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    213. Tobias Dingus

      cool

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    214. Leilah Peterson

      Congratulations Charlie!

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      It was so awesome to learn how the mouse was invented and reinvented!

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      Always assume the power is on guys 🙂

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      I lovvvveeee Science Live, I watch it in the car!

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    218. leeland whitehouse

      this is so cool the way eletricity works

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    219. river whitehouse

      really enjoyed this

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    220. Isabella baldino

      we don’t have daylight saving in hawaii

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    221. Tristan Gore

      Happy to be on Science Live!

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    222. Deanna

      The story at the end was so sweet! This was so interesting though!

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    223. Aaron madura

      We just used a multimeter last week to fix our refridgerator!

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    224. gavin Munro

      Daylight savings messes me up

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    225. Varvara Erofeeva

      I enjoyed it, thank YOU so much!

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    226. Damien Daniels

      I love robots too!

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    227. Jakiha Collins

      Happy to be on Science Live!

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    228. Zander Stephens

      Daylight Savings Time messes me up.

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    229. Shane Bowles

      I enjoy these videos. They get me excited about science.

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    230. Katya

      This was a fun watch! The Christopher story was as sweet as chocolate.

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    231. Violet Sophia Cumming

      Its so great hearing about the evolution of technology.
      and its kind of crazy to think that computers took up whole rooms at one point.. And now how small they’ve become.

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    232. kaitlyn hatcher

      i loved this episode! Learning the way the mouse is made was incredibly interesting.

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    233. Tate Pierce

      Hooray for Charlie!

      If you send a million volts through a smaller resister, why doesn’t it blow out the resister?

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    234. Andrea Cervantes

      This was so fun to watch and learn!

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    235. Max McCall

      How hot does the wire have to be for it to stop reforming

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    236. Jahmir baxter

      Great video Dr.john gave a great presentation on explaining how the robotic arm works

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    237. Logan Gilmore

      Its always interesting how resistance works

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    238. Arianna Castillo

      so happy in in this program!

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    239. Croix Long

      I loved how dr. John explained how the extremely high tech robot arm worked.

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    240. Sophia Benson

      Wow! Muscle Wire is awesome!🤩

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    241. Gage Hasselmann

      Please hurry on the filming course I want to do it before I am done with school

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    242. Aidan

      I never thought about how complex just a mouse is.

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    243. Gracelyn Weitz

      wow never knew resistance could be so cool

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    244. aaisha

      I love your videos DR.Roger Billings

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      These videos are so encouraging.

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    246. 𝑚𝑎𝑦𝑧𝑖 ౨ৎ

      electricity is so cool!! ❤︎︎

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    247. Blythe

      So, you said it can take on jobs people don’t enjoy or can’t do…. What about dirty jobs?

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    248. Teagan Parkinson

      I love that this teaches me about the tools that measure electricity.

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    249. Audrina Aaron

      so many things go into having electricity, it’s so fun to learn about it!

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    250. Libby

      Haha R-51 is so funny!

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    251. Bre'Shaun J Bailey-Amos

      Fascinating information about the mouse! Thanks Acellus!

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    252. Tommie Hendrix

      I had no idea that NASA was involved in the development of the mouse.

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    253. Asher Levi Puska

      Hello Dr. Billings! I wanted to say that I believe your program, Acellus, is the best school program I have attended! I would also like to say that, and I’m sure everyone in these comment sections can agree, we all love you Science LIVE Videos. Your videos always are interesting, fun, and always entertaining!
      I also wanted to congratulate Charlie, he seems to be working hard, and his work has paid off!
      I also want to thank my AMAZING classmates for helping push me to do well and me to push them. I can’t name them all, but I can thank a few of them here.
      Thank you
      Nakova C.
      Luis Daneil P.
      Raya H. (Who always wins the weekly leaderboard, great job)
      and the other classmates I didn’t name but thank y’all. When you said to send feedback about ways to improve Acellus, I started to think. Of course I couldn’t say anything about the school work(which is amazing btw) but maybe about our profiles! I was thinking that maybe y’all could add background music. Which would be pretty cool. Or maybe class groups, that are monitored by Acellus Staff.
      Other than that, I am very much enjoying math at the moment with Dr. Aaron Brown my favorite teacher of whom I would like to meet one day.
      Thank you all for your dedication to Acellus and us, the students.
      Thank you Dr. Rodger Billings!!

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    254. Brayden Bauer

      I love learning about electricity it has always been so Interesting to me

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    255. Joey W

      Learning about the meter was interesting because you use that at home for things. It was especially interesting about keeping a hand behind your back to prevent electricity going through your heart.

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    256. Pacin Asawathaworn

      I agree that using mouse helps the interaction to computer is easier, cannot imagine how people in older times work with computer.

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    257. Jahan Kendrick

      My dad showed me the multimeter. It is very cool.

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    258. Ambroise Dulauroy

      It’s very interesting because we use electricity in everything today: our computer, our phone, our TV, everything we have in the house.

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    259. Trystin Thompson

      I love learning about electricity and how it all works

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    260. Coralynn Puska

      I belive Nasa has been around for about maybe 64- 65 years. Also I don’t think R 51 needs a resistor for Pajet Monet!

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    261. Abigail Welenc

      I have always wondered what those transformer boxes were, theres a few randomly around the neighborhood.

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    262. Alexa Trosky

      Yes, I would love to be able to purchase a meter on the Gold Store. I really enjoyed watching all the things you could do with it and find out. I am excited to explore and find out about volts and current in batteries and light bulbs and many different items. Thank you!

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    263. Jocelyn Perez

      I enjoyed this video about resistance and multimeters!

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    264. Ava Pinco

      So many things play into resistance and how it works.

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    265. Dean Dunaway

      This was a super interesting episode cause I love electricity, Thankyou DR,B

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    266. minerva

      I love learning about electricity!

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    267. Thailand

      Dr. Billings explained how resistance controls the flow of electricity in a circuit. It is measured in ohms (Ω) using a multimeter, a handy tool that checks voltage, current, and resistance in electrical circuits. He demonstrated how to use a multimeter to measure volts and test different components like resistors, which help regulate electrical flow.

      He also talked about Nikola Tesla, the pioneer of alternating current (AC), which powers our homes and cities today. Unlike direct current (DC), AC allows electricity to travel long distances efficiently. Understanding these concepts helps us appreciate how electricity powers our world.

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    268. Athena Byrne

      What is the memory wire made of?

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    269. Abigail Mitzel

      Acellus makes learning fun and interesting

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    270. Maya Wossne

      How long has NASA been around?

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    271. Jessica Brück

      I have used Multimeters with my dad a few times. Now I know exactly what it is and all the settings. I also found the history of the mouse quite interesting. Thank you

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    272. Brielle W.

      I had no idea the mouse was made that way, cool!

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    273. carlee mashek

      Electricity is my favorite science study!

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    274. Melody Quinones

      PINK!!!!!!!

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    275. Ambellina Colpitts

      The memory wire that Dr.John was talking about was so cool. This science live has made me more interested in computer science. I’m excited to check it out.

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    276. Emillia Giles

      We are watching together with my grandmother.

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    277. Zoey Garcia

      I never realized you can measure electricity.

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    278. Lillian Barkan

      Thank you for teaching me all of the science that you know to make me smarter.

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    279. Joshua Webb

      I’d like green multi meters!
      It’s amazing how the# of wires wrapping around can change how much energy goes through.

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    280. Tristan Davis

      Wow interesting that’s how electricity it measured!

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    281. Karlee Urbaschek

      My grandfather was an electrician his whole life. I really liked this video and if you can get the multimeter in would like to get one. Parents said would get. Pink or blue would be my favorite color choices! My great grandfather worked for the city and worked on electrician lines, he had got electricuted real bad many years ago when working on a power line, my mom and grandma told me and luckily lived but was burned severely. Thank you for the great topic!

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    282. Savannah Brennan

      I love the comparison between muscle wire and a plant growing! I also love the different phases of it, but it does sounds like you have to be aware of the right amount of heat to use in order to get the contract action. Thanks for this week’s live!

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    283. Carson Taylor

      My great grandfather has a star named after him

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    284. Adalyn Zink

      I loved learning about the multimeters and memory wire. Is there some where I can get memory wire to experiment with?

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    285. Rayana Wulf-Towne

      Is there a limit to how many times you can form and reform muscle wire before it breaks or stops reforming to it’s original position?

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    286. Declan Hart

      I loved hearing the history of the mouse.

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    287. Eldrin Fletcher

      Why did the mouse had 3 buttons?

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    288. Nei Rivera

      Why is day light savings a thing?

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    289. Asher Rice

      Great video on multimeters!

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    290. Eva Sirotek

      I didn’t know that multimeters had many different functions!

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    291. Maddie

      Wow that’s pretty cool I didn’t know there was a way to “measure” electricity

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    292. Jackson B.

      It is awesome how useful multimeters are in finding problems in circuits.

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    293. Ellie

      Great job Charlie!

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    294. Genevieve Melody

      I loved this! Thanks so much!

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    295. Lucy Rose

      They do not do daylight savings where i live in Puerto Rico!

      Reply

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