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Before going inside, here is a visual and conversational "overview" ... Posted by: sixtysymbols Video duration: 793 seconds Before going inside, here is a visual and conversational "overview" of the Large Hadron Collider with Professor Ed Copeland. Visit our website at http://www.sixtysymb ols.com/ We're on Facebook at http://www.facebook. com/sixtysymbols And Twitter at http://twitter.com/# !/periodicvideos Sixty Symbols videos by Brady Haran Related: lhc, cern, large, hadron, collider, atlas, cms, sixtysymbols, sixty, symbols, geneva, switzerland, france Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: After 8:26 shoudn't ... By: Filaxsan. on 23 May 12, 12:22:56 After 8:26 shoudn't this? been the next question? - Assuming that nature usually take the easiest way, does this mean that sometimes (once every trilion~) going for the higgs is the easiest way? You're assuming ... By: Frazraf. on 21 May 12, 22:55:32 You're assuming relativity doesn't kick in until the speed of light. In reality even running on a moving train is bound to the special rules of relativity, but since the speeds are so low we can just add the speeds and get a result precise enough. 51% the speed of light is enough to make a difference however, and two bodies moving at 51% the speed of light only add up to about 80.9% the speed of light.? Thanks? man :) By: topas12345. on 21 May 12, 12:34:40 Thanks? man :) It's not really the ... By: Jonassoe. on 21 May 12, 11:04:06 It's not really the relative speed that matters. What matters is the amount of kinetic energy you can pack into each particle. When each particle's speed approaches the speed of light, adding more energy to the beam no longer translates into an increase in speed, but? instead the mass of the particles increases in accordance with the energy-mass equivalence that we know from relativity. There is no theoretical bound to how much energy a particle can absorb this way. Thanks, but I guess ... By: allamericandude15. on 21 May 12, 01:41:49 Thanks, but I guess my follow-up question to that is: If the particles can't approach each other at more than the speed of light, what's the point of getting them to go 99.9% the speed of light? Couldn't they just have both particles go 51% the speed of light to get? the same effect? Your finger is just ... By: Tossphate. on 20 May 12, 21:17:56 Your finger is just starting to block off the objective light that is focussing on one part of your eye, whilst? letting through light focussed on another part. makes it seem like its bending. Short sighted people use this trick when they squint to see better, It removes the unfocused light, leaving the object more in focus Relativity makes ... By: Jonassoe. on 20 May 12, 19:31:03 Relativity makes sure that their? relative speed doesn't exceed the speed of light. If the particles could observe the event, they would each see the other particle approaching at less than the speed of light. no the?y hit at 99% ... By: gander13189. on 19 May 12, 18:04:15 no the?y hit at 99% If to bodies? of = mass and speed collide. Its the same as one just hitting a wall. no, as? they their ... By: viktorgoa. on 19 May 12, 15:43:40 no, as? they their velocities are vectors, so they point in the opposite direction. so they cancel out as they collide (and transferred into the subatomiv particles--> consevation of momentum). i wish? i had your ... By: thedataflo. on 19 May 12, 12:29:19 i wish? i had your problems man why 27K? why not an ... By: MrJarth. on 19 May 12, 12:25:31 why 27K? why not an even number? or a multiple of 10? ...and for Physics ... By: DamnedEyez. on 19 May 12, 01:49:38 ...and for Physics today, we're? having a snowball fight with ourselves. Isn't? there a golf ... By: SuperTechieJ. on 18 May 12, 07:55:33 Isn't? there a golf course on top of the LHC facility? The secret of ... By: Verband Filmhistorie. on 17 May 12, 08:14:44 The secret of overnatural superforces are microgalaxybubbles and cross-setting quantum particles linked with these multiversumbubbles. I am a german mathmatician and I developped a serious scientific theory about this topic. You can superforce people with? strings and cross-setting of microspactimebubbles. Particles are strings and strings are collaborated microspacetimebubbles. They are vibrating and this string vibration you can manipulate in order to get superforces Just don't give? ... By: HungryGuyStories. on 16 May 12, 23:07:36 Just don't give? GLaDOS control of the neurotoxin generator... holy shit 27km?! ... By: MicNarcolepsy. on 16 May 12, 22:42:48 holy shit 27km?! thats amazing... how do ppl? travel that underground? for example? ... By: Tmaker197812. on 16 May 12, 19:41:02 for example? particle may look like closed complex form of light vibration Don't you think ... By: Tmaker197812. on 16 May 12, 18:52:41 Don't you think that multitude of "elemental" particles discovered in last years implies that idea of particle being like a puzzle box with some other more "fundamental"? particles inside is wrong? May be some of them are just indivisible objects with list of properties assigned to them without any explanation which can't be found inside our reality? ZOMBIERS are an ... By: Verband Filmhistorie. on 14 May 12, 06:38:13 ZOMBIERS are an invention of the international fraud mafia-they are epidemic and they poison the atmosphere. The international fraud mafia is using scientific organisation, in order to construct ZOMBIERS by relativity spacetime effect:called "Zombie-Hitchhiker-Effect"?explained in the series "the walking dead". ZOMBIERS and Vampires are a result of a corrupted? world. I am a scientific and I develop an anti-Zombi-Weapon Ed is such a lad? By: InebriatedEd. on 14 May 12, 01:00:05 Ed is such a lad? I thought you guys ... By: Timei. on 13 May 12, 20:17:42 I thought you guys were gonna smoke weed on the? surface where the LHC is located i think? they use ... By: 13amazingworld31. on 13 May 12, 09:51:52 i think? they use use charging by friction to strip protons The light is ... By: Verband Filmhistorie. on 12 May 12, 08:28:23 The light is relative always 100% c. The relativity reduce the 200% to 100% from outside because the time is going down? and the space is getting smaller Message from Geneva - Sixty Symbols Posted by: sixtysymbols Video duration: 81 seconds A quick message ahead of our tour of the Large Hadron Collider at CERN. Please leave any questions or messages below. Visit our website at http://www.sixtysymb ols.com/ We're on Facebook at http://www.facebook. com/sixtysymbols And Twitter at http://twitter.com/# !/periodicvideos Sixty Symbols videos by Brady Haran Related: lhc, large, hadron, collider, geneva, large hadron collider Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: 0:50? In memoriam? By: neil0007. on 11 May 12, 04:28:04 0:50? In memoriam? Copeland is the ... By: henkvanderlaak. on 25 Mar 12, 22:49:58 Copeland is the BOSS! ? I'd like to hear ... By: cdbaby1001. on 23 Mar 12, 22:39:37 I'd like to hear the science behind microscopic black holes in the collider. I know it's been basically proven that it isn't going to happen and even if it does, that it? most likely won't do anything at all, none the less, it is an interesting subject, and in my opinion worth a thorough inquiry. (Read the second ... By: lrpbpb. on 23 Mar 12, 04:13:32 (Read the second comment first). A formula which? relates displacement, time and acceleration is as follows: s=ut+(1/2)at². We assume that initial velocity u is 0, so: 1000=1/2(9.81)t² -> t=14 seconds, again, despite the object's mass. Well firstly you ... By: lrpbpb. on 23 Mar 12, 04:05:17 Well firstly you must remember that the acceleration due to gravity is constant for any reasonable height on earth's surface. The math workouts in such a way that the? gravitational force of the earth is the same at any given height for any object despite the object's mass. Hence the acceleration of a one or ten or thousand kg ball is the same; all of them will hit the ground at the same time if dropped from the same height (disregarding air friction). i'd heard someone ... By: loqkLoqkson. on 18 Mar 12, 12:38:26 i'd heard someone say that the protons whizzing around the LHC carry the energy of a moving aircraft carrier. they are also very small particles. what would happen to you if you stood in front of the beam? assume? a vacuum maintained to just before it hit you. would the protons pass right through you without you noticing? or would they hit you like a shotgun and burn you like strong cosmic rays? Hi guys! You really ... By: Muonen. on 16 Mar 12, 16:15:55 Hi guys! You really are the rock´n´rollers of physics, You do for physics what Top Gear is doing? for cars - you make it that fun that it really is. I don't have a clever one but it's about acceleration: if you push a spherical steel ball that weighs one khilioigram from a thousand meter high tower(that you just happened to build for this little experiment), how long time would it take the ball to reach the ground? And how would that compare to a ten kg steel ball? if you see that ... By: docdistortion. on 14 Mar 12, 18:52:53 if you see that smile in the? faces, its even more fun to watch. glad i found this channel. its also explained very good , like it is when you watch the german prof harald lesch.(thats of course easier for me to understand as a german ;) ) looking forward to new videos of you all. thx !! google: "Higgs ... By: TheSittingArchitect. on 08 Mar 12, 08:01:34 google: "Higgs boson hints multiply in US Tevatron facility data" That story is is talking about data from? particle accelerator that has been shut down for nearly a year. I think it just takes an enormous amount of time to first process, and then analyze the enormous amounts of data. @sixtysymbols LHC ... By: labobo. on 08 Mar 12, 03:22:52 @sixtysymbols LHC have been running for a? while now, have any interesting results come in yet ? Patterns, strange / fun abnormalities, etc I'm not seeing nearly any results from LHC so what the hell are they doing in the media-blackout that takes so long and not news worthy ? They do several particle collisions per day, so what gives ? I have an uncle ... By: Geo877. on 08 Mar 12, 02:07:55 I have an uncle working? on precisely this watch?v=HVO0HgMi6Lc? By: argh523. on 06 Mar 12, 11:46:47 watch?v=HVO0HgMi6Lc? Ask if? you can ... By: SuperTechieJ. on 05 Mar 12, 07:09:23 Ask if? you can stick your hand in the beam. What is the ... By: GeneralPane. on 04 Mar 12, 17:16:22 What is the standard model, and why is it? on every wikipedia page that has anything to do with particle physics? Could you explain ... By: artistlovesphysics. on 02 Mar 12, 11:04:48 Could you explain what is going on in the collision images released by CERN and what the coloured bars indicate. It's like seeing an event with? your own eyes - except you don't know what your looking at! (at least I don't)...where exactly is the quark, which bit indicates the neutrino. Have tried to find a decoder but can' find one on CERN website. Everyone is talking ... By: tdurran. on 01 Mar 12, 16:43:15 Everyone is talking about the Higgs Boson, but are there other experiments being looked at? If so what are they looking for in those experiments and how do they vary the experiment to? get different results? Ah, of course. ... By: tdurran. on 01 Mar 12, 16:37:12 Ah, of course. Thanks. I knew that but? forgot. maybe it's not in ... By: laban123321. on 01 Mar 12, 07:40:21 maybe it's not in this video but i wonder? about quarks more specifically the "heavy" quarks if ther is any proff they exist or? thank you for good videos =) They can't be; ... By: quidproquo2004. on 29 Feb 12, 17:26:01 They can't be; however, they can be? produced at high energies. @tdurran it isn't ... By: ragazoor. on 29 Feb 12, 17:18:34 @tdurran it isn't the neutrinos that's accelerated inside the LHC, it's protons. when the protons collide with each other (or? whatever ther're crashing into during this experiment) then the neutrinos are created If neutrinos only? ... By: tdurran. on 29 Feb 12, 14:45:19 If neutrinos only? interact with the weak nuclear force, how is it possible to accelerate them using magnetism? Awesome! I look ... By: MISTERASMODEUS. on 28 Feb 12, 01:27:40 Awesome! I look forward to the responses....Im very excited about the experiments going on there...One thing I dont understand is the silly people who come here and talk smack about things they dont know anything about...Ask questions..if you think something doesnt make sense...ask another question...I guarantee you these guys? have thought this over deeper than the lay particle physicist...Keep up the good work guys! Come on! We need an ... By: ncfatcyclist. on 27 Feb 12, 19:45:35 Come on! We need an update!? We are waiting!!! how do the ... By: impracticalapplepies. on 27 Feb 12, 13:06:50 how do the detectors work with regards to anti-particles and higgs bosons etc. as in how do the detectors? detect these fields? Five Sigma - Sixty Symbols Posted by: sixtysymbols Video duration: 825 seconds With all this talk about "sigma" and certainty at the Large Hadron Collider, we attempt to explain what it's all about. Visit our website at http://www.sixtysymb ols.com/ We're on Facebook at http://www.facebook. com/sixtysymbols And Twitter at http://twitter.com/# !/periodicvideos Sixty Symbols videos by Brady Haran Related: lhc, cern, large, hadron, collider, standard, deviation, physics, sixtysymbols, sigma, higgs, boson Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: Lame? By: heavymetaldeath4life. on 19 May 12, 13:56:21 Lame? Brady? always makes ... By: troliol. on 18 May 12, 05:13:55 Brady? always makes me laugh when he asks questions. His voice is always so incredulous. nope sorry :P My ... By: azaas. on 16 May 12, 18:44:00 nope sorry :P My third favorite from this branch of channels has to be Deep Sky videos :) Sorry but i'm just too much of a math/physics? geek * even though if we're honest enough we ought to consider physics as applied math * to like Periodic Table of videos more than the Deep Sky one :P Third best ... By: Utopastoo. on 15 May 12, 14:08:43 Third best theperiodictableofvideos? We need to get away ... By: douro20. on 13 May 12, 21:02:20 We need to get away from trying? to achieve six sigma in process controls...it's a ridiculous goal... I recommend you ... By: dnephi. on 09 May 12, 10:35:19 I recommend you pick up a copy of Roger Penrose's "Road to Reality." It will give you the background math you need and applications. You will enjoy it, I am? sure. I liked it myself as a teenager. See amazon for a more detailed description, but suffice it to say that the first third of 1200 pages is mathematics alone. I have a friend who ... By: BloatedPenguin. on 09 May 12, 02:42:39 I have a friend who took AP Calculus in High School, got a 5 on the Calculus BC exam, and? says that the material they covered in the High School class did not prepare him for college. I'd? love to slap ... By: SirCrumpetMuncher. on 07 May 12, 18:52:35 I'd? love to slap you. I am a Sophomore in ... By: SH10JogaBonito. on 30 Apr 12, 23:58:54 I am a Sophomore in high school taking Pre-calculus,? I love mathematics, but I want to go into Computational neuroscience. I will be taking AP calculus next year, does anyone have any recommendations for this class and mathematical education in general. It seems like there are many topics that aren't shown in my normal classes. Thank you for helping. The online communities are wonderful. I have a persistent obsession for physics so any advice in this field is also appreciated. That would work ... By: teknotoast. on 20 Apr 12, 07:49:48 That would work just as? well. Are you sure that? ... By: youtubuzr. on 20 Apr 12, 02:56:51 Are you sure that? wasn't an arrow to the meme? Problem ! Recently ... By: stephenmortimer845. on 18 Apr 12, 20:43:13 Problem ! Recently I have begun a? daydream/fantasy that I am Brady Haran in London stopping all young pretty women with "I can make you a star" Proof ?? "well look what I did for a handful of old geezers at Nottingham"!!! In economics we? ... By: Thedreamshaperabc. on 14 Apr 12, 19:00:29 In economics we? use 1.96 standard deviations, meaning a 5% limit of rejection/acceptance. Why you might ask ? .. because before there was computers it was a litlle easier, and was adopted from farming statistics. That is to say, most modern economics use a standard ment for the running of a 1940's farm. I SHIT YOU NOT. As an economist i am not happy about it :D I can stand ads. I ... By: awesome24712. on 14 Apr 12, 01:14:23 I can stand ads. I can stand buffering videos. But I? can't stnad buffering ads. Thanks? again By: MrAniketShedge. on 12 Apr 12, 03:53:57 Thanks? again Brady has lots of ... By: azaas. on 09 Apr 12, 22:41:56 Brady has lots of channels all of which are related to several fields. Like the DeepSky videos one, or the My favorite scientist one and so on. Also you might wanna check out the nottinghamscience one and? I'm pretty sure that there's one dedicated to chemistry if you're into that specific field *i'm not though... physics + math ftw! :P * ps: Pure economics ftw btw :D And yeah i mean mathematical economics ! Not that there's a reason to mention that but I just felt like cheering for my field XD Thanks for pointing ... By: MrAniketShedge. on 09 Apr 12, 16:55:18 Thanks for pointing towards numberphile? channel, loved it :) Any more interesting channels you can share with me? uh,? boy....this is ... By: DRnick2359. on 08 Apr 12, 09:59:16 uh,? boy....this is bringing me BACK to Statistics...... :/ I think there was a ... By: jwhitenstall. on 03 Apr 12, 21:48:42 I think there was a video about it. ? Can someone please ... By: BlankVellum. on 01 Apr 12, 20:27:31 Can someone please explain to me why there is a copy of Atlas of Creation on that first guy's shelf? It's like sticking a turd on a mantlepiece.? *Bows down? to your ... By: BlankVellum. on 01 Apr 12, 20:25:55 *Bows down? to your greatness* this is the single? ... By: efainlarrea. on 29 Mar 12, 08:25:00 this is the single? most geekiest brilliant comment i've ever read! you? HAVE to watch ... By: sloerwald. on 21 Mar 12, 21:57:23 you? HAVE to watch 12:45 with transcribed audio, it's hilarious! Is it possible to ... By: AllAtheism. on 12 Mar 12, 19:55:21 Is it possible to assign a sigma value to the? probability of the recent global temperature increase being an effect of human activity and not a random fluctuation?? Spy Satellites (from Deep Sky Videos) Posted by: sixtysymbols Video duration: 188 seconds The new channel will be http://www.youtube.c om/DeepSkyVideos On Facebook at http://www.facebook. com/pages/Deep-Sky-V ideos/12856494057926 2 On Twitter at https://twitter.com/ #!/deepskyvideos With thanks to Nik Szymanek... His images at ccdland.info Related: satellites, galaxy, telescope Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: ? Do you mean ... By: grenrut. on 17 May 12, 16:37:54 ? Do you mean Earthly satellites or heavenly bodies? yes, indeed, he ... By: supremeon1. on 14 Apr 12, 23:46:20 yes, indeed, he speaks a very? very bad english... i don't understand why... I don't know - If ... By: lintfordpickle. on 05 Apr 12, 21:24:08 I don't know - If he's luckily enough to capture a shot of a distant supernova at that? resolution, would that make a contribution to science? I believe the answer is no. On those photographs it'd appear as a white dot surrounded by slightly smaller white dots so a satellite ... By: ftlqed. on 25 Mar 12, 17:44:31 so a satellite movres at 200 thousand miles per hour, but does't make it white? ? Then, wow, the matrix has lines, really. I was lucky enough ... By: Neutrinoghost. on 07 Mar 12, 21:28:43 I was lucky enough to be taught the basics of astrophotography by Nik at the University of Hertfordshire back in 2001-2, true professional & all round nice guy. Good? to see his work going international. Hmm must have hit? ... By: alherchenreder. on 22 Feb 12, 06:23:51 Hmm must have hit? rush hour traffic when taking his exposure.. its obviously an ... By: zombierobopirate. on 20 Feb 12, 15:40:14 its obviously an extraterrestrial? vehicle stop suppressing the truth i love astronomy ... By: merrick926. on 07 Feb 12, 21:49:53 i love astronomy and? physics videos @lintfordpickle If ... By: middenrat. on 31 Jan 12, 01:23:22 @lintfordpickle If a supernove pops off? in a distant galaxy and no-one is watching, does it make a contribution to Science? *thumbsup*? By: zzzap78. on 28 Jan 12, 13:32:10 *thumbsup*? 0:13 ..... Aliens.. ... By: leoppmkd2. on 25 Jan 12, 19:06:01 0:13 ..... Aliens...? XD Instant subscribe! ... By: celticarchie. on 23 Jan 12, 17:35:52 Instant subscribe! :D? Good luck on that,? ... By: 1pnoe. on 22 Dec 11, 12:39:03 Good luck on that,? seeing as it's illegal. One tiny bit of ... By: labobo. on 20 Dec 11, 02:07:43 One tiny bit of mischief When you get tired of all the satellite trails you can actually "move" them out of the way. All you need is a good tracking and targeting system and a laser. You move it by hitting a specific side of the satellite. Some patience and there you go. Just be careful to not burn a hole in it or cut off? one of the solar arrays. That would be like ripping the wings of a fly. Of course they will correct it (unless you burn out the receiver) ;D Like shooting fish in a barrel :3 Can someone inform ... By: lintfordpickle. on 14 Dec 11, 19:52:45 Can someone inform me please about what exactly are they hoping to find through these photographs? As he said, the light pollution and? exposure make these photos fuzzy etc. but what do they hope to find which a Google search of 'galaxy M33' images results don't show - considering Google returns some high resolution imagery (I realise this is asked in my ignorance of the field) Most people.? What ... By: SuperCorey95. on 08 Dec 11, 15:05:12 Most people.? What about the rest of us? Just because you don't love astronomy doesn't mean we do Under the US-Japan ... By: onmars14. on 07 Dec 11, 13:22:18 Under the US-Japan Security Treaty,the US have to share securuty information about Japan.It usually takes US intelligence a few days before they ahow Japan security data.Furthermore, Japan has to obtain? information about nuclear reactors and missile bases in nearby countries. I kept hearing " ... By: bennemann. on 02 Dec 11, 00:20:06 I kept hearing "satellite trial" over and over... I was thinking "wtf is? a 'satellite trial', are the satellites being evaluated?". Then I realized he's saying "trail" LOL... The standard of ... By: elirox100. on 01 Dec 11, 00:17:50 The standard of sixty symbols has declined since they started doing this astronomy stuff. I think most people here would agree that the physics videos were much more interesting and intellectual. Please make more of them, I want to know more about quantum physics ad things like that, not a guy taking pictures? of stars. Thank you. ooh, a? polish guy! By: rageagainstthebath. on 28 Nov 11, 15:45:10 ooh, a? polish guy! He should track the ... By: rkan2. on 27 Nov 11, 10:33:28 He should track the satellites using? the ny2o.com tracker or other similiar services 3 people from ... By: thecosgrove. on 26 Nov 11, 21:54:07 3 people from military intelligence watched this video? I AM SO? EXCITE By: SchrodingersPet. on 26 Nov 11, 19:25:08 I AM SO? EXCITE hah! yes, u local, ... By: jeebersjumpincryst. on 26 Nov 11, 02:27:38 hah! yes, u local, I get it, and nice? one u old regular, you... :) I'm only here for? ... By: snuffalupaguy. on 25 Nov 11, 09:46:32 I'm only here for? the Physics :P Ghost Particles (for Halloween) - Sixty Symbols Posted by: sixtysymbols Video duration: 497 seconds More mind-mending particle physics from the guys at the University of Nottingham. Happy Halloween? Visit our website at http://www.sixtysymb ols.com/ We're on Facebook at http://www.facebook. com/sixtysymbols And Twitter at http://twitter.com/# !/periodicvideos Related: ghost, particles, physics, feynman, ghosts Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: ...one has found a ... By: devibeatrack. on 07 May 12, 22:25:29 ...one has found a simple and? easy explanation. The explanation is deep down in relativistic quantum mechanics. This probably means that we do not have a complete understanding of the fundamental principle involved." My question is: since this is from the third printing in 1966 - what has been done until now to find an elementary explanation - are there any papers regarding this topic? ...has been worked ... By: devibeatrack. on 07 May 12, 22:23:26 ...has been worked out by Pauli from complicated arguments from quantum field theory and relativity. He has? shown that the two must necessarily go together, but we have not been able to find a way to reproduce his arguments on an elementary level. It appears to be one of the few places in physics where there is a rule which can be stated very simply, but for which no ... Feynman, Lectures ... By: devibeatrack. on 07 May 12, 22:23:04 Feynman, Lectures on physics, volume 3, chapter 4 ("Identical Particles"), subchapter 4-1 ("Bose particles and Fermi particles"): "Why is? it that particles with half-integral spin are Fermi particles whose amplitudes add with the minus sign, whereas particles with integral spin are Bose particles, whose amplitudes add with the positive sign? We apologize for the fact that we cannot give you an elementary explanation. An explanation ... Deluded.? By: mrwho995. on 04 May 12, 07:17:24 Deluded.? Look, I told you in ... By: skoockum. on 04 May 12, 03:29:18 Look, I told you in my first reply that you didn't get it, but you're still saying that you do. You can't win an argument that you're making up yourself, because both sides are yours. You are way the fuck out of your league here? Buckwheat. You have provided ... By: mrwho995. on 02 May 12, 07:11:31 You have provided yet another example of the dunning-kruger effect though, so that's entertaining at least. You actually think you're right, don't you, even? though you're completely unable to answer my points? It's fascinating, in a way. You yet again ... By: mrwho995. on 02 May 12, 07:08:54 You yet again resolutely fail to answer my point and instead opt for snide comebacks. I retorted your ignorant assertions with logical arguments and you just said 'nope'. It seems you are the one who is out of their league. You can't? even argue against my points. It's pathetic, really. "What? No it ... By: skoockum. on 02 May 12, 02:31:31 "What? No it doesn't." See? I told you you? didn't know you were doing it [ie "almost certainly unknowingly"]. Trust me, yer way outta yer league on this one Jughead. "You are throwing ... By: skoockum. on 02 May 12, 02:27:36 "You are throwing around accusations such as 'staw men' and 'circular logic' when you have? no idea what either actually mean." Of course I do, but how would you know?? You can't even understand something that's been laid out in plain English for you, let alone read my mind. Hell, so far you haven't even disagreed with anything I've actually said. You aren't bright enough to take yourself as seriously as you do. Just let it go. Chalk it up as a learning experience if it makes you feel better. that it's my fault ... By: mrwho995. on 29 Apr 12, 08:10:45 that it's my fault that your personal baggage is why you can't see beyond your personal baggage." What? No it doesn't. My logic makes the claim that your inability to present your thoughts correctly to people leads to people misunderstanding your intent. That is? not a straw man and it is not circular. Try again. And this time, show me how on earth calling somebodies theories 'shite' and calling people 'clever, clever scientists' in the way you did after disagreeing with them isn't hostile. Your inability to ... By: mrwho995. on 29 Apr 12, 08:06:00 Your inability to accept fault, even after I do, in something where you so clearly presented your thoughts so poorly makes me? wonder whether you are projecting with the claims you put onto me. You are throwing around accusations such as 'staw men' and 'circular logic' when you have no idea what either actually mean. How is me showing you where you poorly showed your thoughts either of those things? It seems that you don't 'have it in you to absorb and apply this knowledge'. "If hostility ... By: skoockum. on 29 Apr 12, 02:29:56 "If hostility wasn't intended in your comments, you present your thoughts terribly." In view of the reality of our discussion, your logic (almost certainly unknowingly) makes the claim that it's my fault that your personal baggage is why you can't see beyond your personal baggage. However, because you moved the discussion into the literal and serious realm, you're required to refrain from using circular logic? when you're building straw men. Lay off the caffeine. Relax. Learn to laugh. After a little bit ... By: mrwho995. on 27 Apr 12, 19:31:34 After a little bit of research (okay, I just looked it up on wiki) it seems that a particle with an imaginary rest mass (that is, a rest mass of the square root of a minus number) would travel faster than light. I know nothing about imaginary numbers, but I think I was wrong in my belief that a particle with a? negative mass travels faster than light. A tachyon is a ... By: mrwho995. on 27 Apr 12, 19:26:58 A tachyon is a theoretical particle that travels faster than the speed of light (in fact, it cannot travel slower). I believe theory goes that a? particle with a negative mass would act like a tachyon in that it could not travel slower than the speed of light (hence it is tachyonic). Don't quote me on that though! What? does ... By: RemcoM013. on 27 Apr 12, 19:22:53 What? does tachyonic mean? Do you have it in? ... By: mrwho995. on 27 Apr 12, 07:03:32 Do you have it in? you? to absorb and apply this knowledge? Fine, if you ... By: mrwho995. on 27 Apr 12, 07:03:28 Fine, if you weren't being hostile I clearly? misinterpreted you. However, the problem also lies in how you present your thoughts. It is perfectly reasonable to interpret hostility when someone refers to somebody's ideas as 'shite'. It is also perfectly reasonable to interpret sarcasm when, after clearly disagreeing with the scientists' conclusions, you call them 'clever' in the way you did. If hostility wasn't intended in your comments, you present your thoughts terribly. Mmm, but I didn't ... By: skoockum. on 27 Apr 12, 03:49:50 Mmm, but I didn't call their 'theories' shite. (Sorry, I can't call something a theory unless it's a theory in the strictest scientific sense).? I wasn't using sarcasm when I called them clever -- and *that* is precisely what I was on about when I said the hostility you were "reading" in my comment was actually something that only existed somewhere between your ears. So now I've told you twice that you badly misinterpreted my meaning. Do you have it in you to absorb and apply this knowledge? How is calling ... By: mrwho995. on 26 Apr 12, 08:20:15 How is calling their theories 'shite' and sarcastically calling them? 'clever' in any way NOT hostile? Hostility?? How did ... By: skoockum. on 26 Apr 12, 04:07:25 Hostility?? How did you wedge hostility into your interpretation of my comment? Don't think about it too hard -- it's a rhetorical question implying that most folk see the world as a projection of their own internal processes. If you could come ... By: mrwho995. on 26 Apr 12, 00:29:05 If you could come up with a better example that is mathematically consistent and verifiable like theirs is, I'm? sure they'd be all ears. Otherwise, why such a hostile attitude? There is no data ... By: mrwho995. on 26 Apr 12, 00:27:47 There is no data that doesn't? follow what they established as far as I can tell. They base the existence of virtual particles based on the observations they make. This is how science works, you derive a theory (or formula) based on obsevations. That is all they have done here. Oh, never mind, ... By: mrwho995. on 26 Apr 12, 00:26:06 Oh, never mind, you're saying that if these particles were predicted to exist then the theory would be? wrong. If kinetic energy ... By: mrwho995. on 26 Apr 12, 00:24:32 If kinetic energy can be negative, and Kinetic Energy = 1/2mv^2, doesn't that mean that m must be negative, hence we have negative mass, hence tachyonic travel exists?? Fab Four and Vacuum Energy - Sixty Symbols Posted by: sixtysymbols Video duration: 658 seconds The Beatles and cosmology - what is this all about? Visit our website at http://www.sixtysymb ols.com/ We're on Facebook at http://www.facebook. com/sixtysymbols And Twitter at http://twitter.com/# !/periodicvideos Here's a link to the paper: http://arxiv.org/abs /1106.2000 Related: beatles, particle, physics, cosmological, constant, the beatles Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: Across? the Universe By: popwwy. on 13 May 12, 18:37:03 Across? the Universe aw i? thought this ... By: poptheman1. on 05 May 12, 01:02:28 aw i? thought this was a numberphile video :( I? am not a ... By: vinigretzky97. on 19 Apr 12, 16:48:54 I? am not a physicist. But if they want to calculate the "quantum corrections" to proofe whether their theory can explain the expansion speed of the universe (the cosmological constant that we observe) wouldn't they need a quantum theory of gravity? "George,? Paul, ... By: Olhado256. on 18 Apr 12, 21:50:35 "George,? Paul, Ringo... and John" we need to boycott ... By: gh0stmast3r. on 09 Apr 12, 02:22:09 we need to boycott the journal until they republish the? paper w/ the original names Rofl.On beatles ?? ... By: tomtoonotavaiable. on 02 Apr 12, 23:15:20 Rofl.On beatles ?? ;) Haha yeah. Or maybe ... By: aPpLeJuIcE37RainLucy. on 02 Apr 12, 23:05:16 Haha yeah. Or maybe the neurological effects? LSD has. haha :) Maybe in biology ... By: tomtoonotavaiable. on 02 Apr 12, 21:19:37 Maybe in biology you thought ;) yup? but first comes the physics. ;) sry had to do that ;) This should? remind ... By: xBris. on 27 Mar 12, 20:03:07 This should? remind a lot of youtube viewers, that physics is actually a bloody difficult thing to do ;) Stupid stuffy ... By: saemj. on 27 Mar 12, 11:54:31 Stupid stuffy reviewers. Why should it matter what name? you give these things ? John, George etc certainly is more memorable than "nr. 1, nr. 2" etc. I have some very ... By: ForLibertyNow. on 25 Mar 12, 11:02:04 I have some very important advice for you.? Watch 'Energy From The Vacuum'. If editor didn't ... By: KristoffDoe. on 24 Mar 12, 19:26:32 If editor didn't liked the Beatles you should try? changing names to Death, War, Pestilence, and Hunger. ;) The fun you guys ... By: ThatPianoFreak. on 14 Mar 12, 04:23:34 The fun you guys have? with your work always inspires me to pursue a career in physics :) and 1106.2000? By: gasdive. on 11 Mar 12, 00:32:37 and 1106.2000? downloadable as a ... By: gasdive. on 11 Mar 12, 00:18:23 downloadable as a pdf from arxiv dot org? by searching for the article id 1112.4866 Wow this is awesome ... By: aPpLeJuIcE37RainLucy. on 09 Mar 12, 00:20:00 Wow this is awesome! I love science, and I love the Beatles!! I never thought I'd find both in one video!!!!!!! ? Beautifull. Thanks ... By: mjusiqtube. on 07 Mar 12, 21:38:36 Beautifull. Thanks.? :-) These videos really ... By: SCAREDBANANA. on 04 Mar 12, 18:32:58 These videos really get me in to mood for study. Thanks for? that. Where? can I find ... By: yonoid818. on 03 Mar 12, 22:56:57 Where? can I find the picture at 5:40 ? I agree! You can ... By: starked1. on 01 Mar 12, 13:53:13 I agree! You can still do incredible science and have fun and a sense of? humour. It would be like walking through a research facility and NOT seeing old, yellowed Far Side cartoons on the bulletin boards along the hallway. Keep this sense of fun and wonder, otherwise why do it? 04:47? to skip to ... By: GetUpRobot. on 19 Feb 12, 21:37:04 04:47? to skip to the science part It was the? sixties. By: nilbud. on 12 Feb 12, 21:18:01 It was the? sixties. Disappointed when I ... By: phodd. on 11 Feb 12, 11:13:48 Disappointed when I heard that they called them 1, 2, 3 and 4 in the 'serious' version of their paper. Since they only ever seem to? be used as subscripts and so not easily confused with other uses of these letters, I would have been sneaky and used ?, ?, ? and ?. (First letters of John, Paul, George and Ringo in Greek!) these guys have ... By: missedagain. on 07 Feb 12, 00:17:35 these guys have contributed more to the world than the Beatles have,? why should they have any place in the professional world? Physics Nobel Prize 2011 - Sixty Symbols Posted by: sixtysymbols Video duration: 495 seconds Studying supernovae and the accelerating universe - and a bet over a bottle of whisky. It's our take on the 2011 Nobel Prize in Physics, won by Saul Perlmutter, Brian P Schmidt and Adam G Riess. Visit our website at http://www.sixtysymb ols.com/ We're on Facebook at http://www.facebook. com/sixtysymbols And Twitter at http://twitter.com/# !/periodicvideos Related: nobel, prize, physics, supernova, 1a, saul, perlmutter, brian, schmidt, and, adam, riess Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: hmmm delicious? ... By: sabin97. on 22 May 12, 23:57:54 hmmm delicious? elitism....the basis of a meritocracy.....yum.... I wish there was a ... By: thurlowj88. on 16 May 12, 01:04:58 I wish there was a Nobel Prize? for Engineering..... Elitism,? elitism ... By: lolnclol. on 15 Apr 12, 23:14:58 Elitism,? elitism everywhere... A brilliant use? of ... By: Nathan Jordan. on 23 Mar 12, 02:42:30 A brilliant use? of supernovae. Prick.? By: Speciaindividual. on 14 Mar 12, 23:48:57 Prick.? Too short!? By: superjubs. on 02 Mar 12, 13:41:28 Too short!? I? love physicists. ... By: AlexChanNZ. on 01 Mar 12, 09:42:38 I? love physicists. "Yeah the guy was a nice buddy of mine." So modest and friendly to each other. cosmic mold? 2:07 By: therealomnifilms. on 28 Feb 12, 08:05:14 cosmic mold? 2:07 The guy has? the ... By: Samuraionthewall. on 19 Feb 12, 15:41:15 The guy has? the same pronunciation as Feynman. no.? By: Neueregel. on 15 Feb 12, 12:03:10 no.? Prior to this ... By: autojack. on 14 Feb 12, 14:46:14 Prior to this evidence it was thought that the Big Bang occurred in a kind of ballistic way, and that the attraction of gravity would be found to be slowing the expansion. They were attempting to measure the slowing, but instead they found a speeding up. The observations prompted cosmologists to invent Dark Energy to explain? the apparent acceleration, around 1999. Dark matter was first observed in the 1930s and taken seriously when rediscovered in the 1980s. Nice video , ... By: MrFunnyPhysics. on 11 Feb 12, 17:55:32 Nice video , everyone check out my channel and give? me a shot (Subscribe) . First video comng soon in? my channel so i will appriciate if you check the channel . Thanks When was it ... By: dojokonojo. on 30 Jan 12, 09:12:34 When was it discovered that the expansion of the Universe is accelerating, since it seems to me we have always thought that it was? Also? when was dark matter and dark energy first suggest? I think I am too young to remember an era when we thought otherwise. Really?? Ctrl + F. By: rbagagli. on 28 Jan 12, 20:01:16 Really?? Ctrl + F. Fuck? Islam. Kos ... By: imag1291. on 24 Jan 12, 04:03:22 Fuck? Islam. Kos Omak Mohhammad. To your second ... By: Sizerian. on 16 Jan 12, 00:38:11 To your second question, probably not. Most likely anit-matter behaves the same? in relation to gravity as matter does. So could? certain ... By: Blunder1248. on 07 Jan 12, 00:44:31 So could? certain light change over time in open space. would anti matter have a reverse effect to gravity? "I am not talking ... By: Acrimonator. on 28 Dec 11, 17:58:44 "I am not talking about religion" and "it is written? I Quran?". Oxymoron detected... what's this dribble ... By: misselissisme. on 25 Dec 11, 16:57:50 what's this dribble? Nobel prize is NATO? well no wonder the dwarf is Type A-! ...did you see what Nato did to Lybia, the last "peace keeping kinetic action"? What? a prize discovery, huh? Who wouldn't be a stressed out elf if everyone was spying on your candle factory... just waiting for it to explode! great, I have now ... By: ilikechess1. on 23 Dec 11, 21:07:42 great, I have now go find @muntheraqel's? comment. Congratulations to the astronomers! I am not talking? ... By: tahamoha1000. on 23 Dec 11, 15:31:51 I am not talking? about religion but we know this information from more than 1400 years ago it is written I Quran why are you here ... By: Th0usandMaster. on 19 Dec 11, 20:18:21 why are you here anyway? This is a science video and i mean real science. If you want to talk about pseudo-science just go? to your religious video where they keep talking about that. I've learned that ... By: futbolfever90. on 19 Dec 11, 03:44:44 I've learned that Nobel is? now irrelevant after Obama. Liamathepry When ... By: tahamoha1000. on 19 Dec 11, 02:59:59 Liamathepry When the atom it was discovered??? And when did you discover the parts of atom??? All this mention in quran If it is not from god? how he know about the atom ?? And how he know about the part of atom which smaller than the atom??? Liamatheory I am ... By: tahamoha1000. on 19 Dec 11, 02:52:17 Liamatheory I am not tiling you to convert but we know this information 1400 years ago and it is written in our holly Quran ... And congratulation for people? who won the prize!!!! Neutrinos faster than light - Sixty Symbols Posted by: sixtysymbols Video duration: 578 seconds Discussing recent results suggesting neutrinos may be traveling "faster than light". Read the paper at http://arxiv.org/abs /1109.4897 Visit our website at http://www.sixtysymb ols.com/ We're on Facebook at http://www.facebook. com/sixtysymbols And Twitter at http://twitter.com/# !/periodicvideos Related: neutrinos, opera, light, time, travel Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: As God, High Priest ... By: Entrepreneur101. on 24 May 12, 16:19:52 As God, High Priest, Elect, King, a Yudahite (so-called Negro) Man,? etc? I say... FYI: You Hell & Lake of Fire destined Edomites [or, so-called white people, descendants of Esau, non-Israelite, people of Satan, etc] are in the most trouble with The Gods of-course for all of your (past, present & future) atrocities against The Gods (i.e., The 12 tribes of Israel) Biblically, historically & globally you entire history, heritage & lineage is well known to be overflowing with atrocities @StaryJim I bet you honestly ... By: danielklopp101. on 23 May 12, 07:26:43 I bet you honestly think you are intelligent don't you? But where your awareness falls short is the fact that being a kind and decent person is much more important and respectable than being intelligent. You quite obviously have completely missed this fundamental aspect of being a respectable, good person. If you were truly so superior, you would not present yourself as a completely arrogant, egotistical ass-wipe. You're far from superior,? you have missed the basics of life. you fuck wit. NNNNEEEERRRRDDDD? By: DarkPhobiaWins. on 19 May 12, 19:14:41 NNNNEEEERRRRDDDD? This is a backwards ... By: TheThinker213. on 19 May 12, 12:13:25 This is a backwards country? Thanks for that :) ... By: Kevin Kevinson. on 12 May 12, 06:43:54 Thanks for that :) It's not "my" playlist, its on the channel. And I am talking about the order that the videos play in, not the content of the videos. I? was simply saying that the videos seemed to be playing in the wrong order, from last to first. You're talking to ... By: The88Nomad. on 12 May 12, 04:01:06 You're talking to yourself. Honestly, no one gives a damnn how your playlist is ordered. But let's say maybe, just maybe the playlist, that you can't stop watching, is showing you the error BEFORE making you watch the widely held believe that something was faster than the speed of light. That way, you won't have to make a fool? out of yourself by stating inaccurate, and old news... >_ I actually laughed ... By: neil0007. on 11 May 12, 04:51:34 I actually laughed at the joke....? I haven't even ... By: theorangeshirts. on 10 May 12, 21:05:04 I haven't even watched the video because I've? been reading Entrepreneur101's comments. Their arrogance is disgusting. Scientifically ... By: PompousPreacher. on 09 May 12, 15:11:57 Scientifically illiterate Ron Paul cultists have been figuring out ways to travel faster than light for decades,? but they're always being "silenced" by "the Jews." They also know how to build free energy machines, which are also always being silenced by "big government." The only solution to their problem is to elect Ron Paul and then.....LIBERTY!!!!!!!!! These videos seem ... By: Kevin Kevinson. on 07 May 12, 16:58:56 These videos seem to be in the wrong order. In this video, they are discussing the discovery of neutrinos possibly going faster than light, but in the previous video, they discuss how that discovery was proven to be wrong based on several errors. Also, in the? very first video on this playlist we are at CERN, and then every video after the first one they talk about going to CERN. Seems to be going backwards a bit..... The? 2nd guy looks ... By: minciNashu. on 05 May 12, 21:37:09 The? 2nd guy looks like a hobbit. A Neutrino can turn ... By: Pezarito88. on 04 May 12, 21:25:10 A Neutrino can turn off the light and be in bed before the room gets dark. ? everything? is ... By: Tmaker197812. on 03 May 12, 16:52:49 everything? is possible but not for everyone in totally artificial reality for fucks sake... ... By: jogayot. on 30 Apr 12, 15:01:45 for fucks sake... travels in time, extra dimensions, "warped space"... jokes worthy of a? 10 year child, bah. go ogle HPS13 even 1887 Michelson-Morley was not NULL! and Miller's results extend over the periods of weeks over years... sheesh... It appears that the ... By: MrTheMark21. on 30 Apr 12, 01:00:17 It appears that the faster-than-light neutrino results, announced last September by the OPERA collaboration in Italy, was due to a mistake after all. A bad connection between a GPS unit and a computer may be to blame? (...) According to sources familiar with the experiment, the 60 nanoseconds discrepancy appears to come from a bad connection between a fiber optic cable that connects to the GPS receiver used to correct the timing of the neutrinos' flight and an electronic card in a computer. Neutrino,Knock ... By: evnwood. on 26 Apr 12, 08:05:53 Neutrino,Knock Knock! Who's their? ? One? might say it ... By: ImDrizzt. on 24 Apr 12, 15:39:31 One? might say it makes you cackle => This freedom time ... By: JonThm. on 23 Apr 12, 18:58:11 This freedom time slows as you pass through a mountain! Light? is an affected by this effect, neither are neutrinos, so they appear to be exceeding the speed of light! The local speed of time slows! Repeat the experiment passing through free air! The effect will vanish I did say ALMOST ... By: livingwill1. on 12 Apr 12, 02:04:09 I did say ALMOST anything of practical importance. 99%+ of all engineering done is done using Newtonian physics because it is easier. When making a? car, a dish , clothing and a million and one other things Einstienian Physics can be ignored. Besides that wasn't the point. The point was under normal Earth conditions that were measurable using early 19th century equipment Newtonian Physics looked rock solid. The fact is that we do not KNOW EVERYTHING. "practical ... By: Neueregel. on 10 Apr 12, 22:27:26 "practical importance." How about GPS clocks which? are really practical? These always need special relativity adjustments in order to function well. How about other satellite systems? The precession of Mercury's perihelion? Solar energy, fusion/fission?? All these? phenomena require relativity and inertial frames of reference. "practical ... By: Neueregel. on 10 Apr 12, 22:26:26 "practical importance." How about GPS clocks which are really practical? These always need special relativity adjustments? in order to function well. How about other satellite systems? The precession of Mercury's perihelion? Solar energy, fusion/fission?? All these phenomena require relativity and inertial frames of reference. The point is until ... By: livingwill1. on 10 Apr 12, 21:58:59 The point is until Einstein came along Newtonian physics looked rock solid. Ifyou asked "Are there conditions where mass is not constant?" in 1830 you would have been laughed at. Every theory and measurement they did showed that mass was constant. I know relativity is always valid but until you get to really high speeds its effect can be ignored. A difference of .0001% is well under the margin? of error.for almost anything of practical importance. everytime that i ... By: gh0stmast3r. on 09 Apr 12, 02:52:40 everytime that i hear that something is the square root of something negative i always think of that XKCD comic where it shows the bringing of an imaginary? number into a real number and saying "that's right... this shit just got real!" The slowed time for ... By: lolcharles. on 04 Apr 12, 06:17:31 The slowed time for the neutrinos does not try to "keep up" with your time, resulting in a faster than light motion. Remember that in relativity, the idea of a "real time" or "universal time" does not exist. Time is dependent on motion through space and the frame of? reference. Although we see time for the neutrino slow down, in the neutrino's perspective, its time is going at normal speed and it is our time that is slowing down. Who is right? Both are right. Time is completely relative. well what if they ... By: HarrisonJoshMusic. on 03 Apr 12, 21:50:44 well what if they are moving close to the speed of light where time slows and then so their? actually moving slower the light speed but we see them faster then speed of light since time is slower for the neutrinos   Golf Related Videos Golf Tournaments - Pga Tour - Golf Vacations - Golf Equipments - Golf Clubs - Golf Carts - Golf Balls - Golf Galaxy - Callaway Golf You like it? Share it! Social Bookmarking

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