Ryan Chester of North Royalton, Ohio, submitted a film for the Breakthrough Junior Challenge (BTJC), which encourages teenagers aged thirteen to eighteen (13-18) to share their interest and passion for math and science with the rest of the world.
The video can be seen at the bottom.
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Ryan Chester not only authored the script for his video, but he also recorded, edited, and designed all of the visual effects and motion graphics. In total, he received $400,000, $250,000 of which will go toward a scholarship, $50,000 to his best teacher, Richard Nestoff, and $100,000 to his school to help construct a scientific lab. Cool!
I'll let Ryan explain the highly complicated but beautiful link between the speed of light and time dilation in his excellent movie below, but all I can say is that you'll feel very, very smart after watching it.
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