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Oppie was trying to see if a broken glass shard would hit another already broken shard to create more finer broken shards.

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One of the worst Edit of history

I thought when he was throwing the glass and watching it shatter and spread he was trying to visualise the atmos dispersing at such speed due to a huge reaction but that reaction was his mystery to solve what reaction could cause such dispersal of atoms etc.

He's observing.

That's how geniuses are😅

I hope people dont believe this guy is serious

Yes of course, you had $500k at 17yo to make a particle accelerator, blowing every circuit breaker in the house because of course gigawatts of power are a little too much for small suburbs.

i think the champagne glasses represents the fission if im not wrong

"thank you" *Unplugs*

I’m in Heaven I had ALS For 55 years.

It’s waddles the pig

Editing....(;

Distorted ah music got me tripping

Only people more annoying than neil dick riders are neil haters. You guys are the the most consistent and persistent cry babies

its a movie its not real

Hello. I am 14. Getting the magnets for my particle accelerator tommorow!

That's an ai...

People that can think in purely abstract ways with huge imaginations, whether on the spectrum or not, often have physical tics or actions that might seem odd to someone else but serves as both a trigger for the creative process and/or a tether keeping them grounded and focused during periods that might otherwise be difficult to control or keep track of in any meaningful way. I also didn't think it was portrayed as extreme or constant, but it doesn't need to be to serve a perpose

I mean Tyson is a smart man but when was the last he created something or actually contributed to science in the big way ?? To me his more of a quiz master his nowhere near in the same boat as the big boys. Still love him his spreading knowledge but that's about it with him and science.

Feynmam bongos are the best part for me, wait a movie about him

Tf is he saying

Neil is the Steven Seagal of science.

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The glass represents the neutrons colliding with each other, causing the fusions

Young Sheldon

It was fission with the champagne glasses

“But what protects you from the glass?”

Ok ....

A glass breaking into pieces is a good example of an irreversible process. Adding that scene in the movie could be Nolan's idea of showing us how Oppenheimer views Entropy and the 2nd Law of Thermodynamics especially since he loves quantum physics and have been into statistical mechanics.

Im getting to where i cant stand Neil DeGrasse Tyson

Yes, thats only 10 percent of what it "CAN" be used for.

Why do American talk show hosts talks so much instead of interview?

Best explanation I’ve found. Thank you for going in depth

Tyson is one of the most ARROGANT IGNORANT PERSONS to ever live. FULL OF USELESS INFORMATION

BRO THE BONGOS EDITING HAD ME ROLLING WHY DID YOU USE THAT SOUND EFFECT 😂😂😂

Amazing

So basically you discovered god ❤

This is not how the uncertainty principle works

A nerd with personality

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surely you're joking mr feynman is one of my favorite books ever and i'm not even a science nerd. he's just a genuinely curious interesting person

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If you don't know the answer but the question is too important to leave in the exam hall😂

Fucking stupid edit

Man I hate that voice. Just pick a catchy background song and put the words on the screen. 🙄

Glass clip my guess fission. Sorta resemble the neutrons splitting then being made smaller neutrons. Glass is still glass when it breaks but how many times will it break before stopping. If it doesn't stop, it ignites the atmosphere. So the glass is like the neutral splitting. Remember start of movie said fission and the glimpses are like fission

That guy is just loving it😂😂😂😂

I really liked his answer. People like to poke fun, but the way he sets up his answer like he’s going to open our minds about the inner workings of a brilliant scientist, only to end with, “I thought my boy lost it.” Is pure comical

Neil degrees is dumb as F.... That moment was visually estatic