69-year-old college physics professor goes viral for 'crazy' classroom stunts EliseSole
A 69-year-old professor at a Virginia community college is making physics enticing with dare-devil demos tweeted by a student.
“Y’all need to see this video collage of all the crazy things my Physics Professor did this semester,” Church tweeted, along with the video, which has garnered 1.2 million likes and more than 308K retweets. “He’s in his 70s and is still doing all of this for us.” In other clips, Wright is seen jumping up and down on a pogo stick wearing a “crazy” purple hat to show the principle of free fall, along with sandwiching himself between two nail boards. “I was demonstrating pressure,” Wright tells Yahoo Lifestyle. “If you only had four or five nails, that would be bad.”
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