Hadron Collider Scientists Discover Three Subatomic Particles Never Seen Before

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  • Опубликовано: 8 июн 2024
  • Beneath the Swiss Alps lives the world’s largest and most powerful particle accelerator and recently scientists found three new subatomic particles never seen before. NBC News’ Jacob Ward is joined by Yale University physics Professor Dr. Sarah Demers to discuss how this week’s discovery could help researchers learn how the universe was born and what the future looks like.
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Комментарии • 2 тыс.

  • @xdef1ne
    @xdef1ne Год назад +526

    With CERN starting up again & James Webb showing us it’s first images, it’s a great year for science so far!

    • @XLTBlarg
      @XLTBlarg Год назад +14

      El Psy Congroo.

    • @anaiis_salles
      @anaiis_salles Год назад +6

      Well timed with the Frequency of Trump-Pence debacle -- great distraction - and great information. Even if we accept the 'big bang' as THE theory, and not all of us do although, we appreciate the beautifully constructed paradigm of realty that is the THEORY of relativity. 💦

    • @kellykebo3497
      @kellykebo3497 Год назад +3

      Need a … before “so far”. 😉

    • @xdef1ne
      @xdef1ne Год назад +28

      @@anaiis_salles Nice schizo-post bro

    • @amedeeabreo7334
      @amedeeabreo7334 Год назад +6

      Don't forget LIGO coming back online soon.

  • @scottthorson11
    @scottthorson11 Год назад +512

    - After reading many of the comments posted here, it’s really amazing how scientific discoveries attract the wisdom of people who have spent little time acquiring actual knowledge.

    • @fizbinsfire
      @fizbinsfire Год назад

      very well said. The dumbest people on the planet seem to always have the most to say regardless of how little they know.

    • @kellytourigny4228
      @kellytourigny4228 Год назад

      Oh shut your word hole smarty pants.

    • @TrixieWolf
      @TrixieWolf Год назад +31

      Scientific discoveries attract people in general. Some of us have a lot of knowledge, some have a little, and some are textbook examples of Dunning-Kruger. I think(!) I'm of the first category. It doesn't help that science reporting tends to use incorrect and simplistic analogies, particularly wrt quantum mechanics (for which everyday analogies are almost fundamentally bound to be incorrect).

    • @seymourbutts4654
      @seymourbutts4654 Год назад +41

      your superiority has yet to be seen

    • @hawsrulebegin7768
      @hawsrulebegin7768 Год назад +4

      Ha yep!

  • @BoondockGore
    @BoondockGore Год назад +105

    New particles!!!!
    Government:
    "Hmm... how can we weaponize this?"

    • @runoz2839
      @runoz2839 Год назад +6

      LOL...😆😆😆😭😭😭🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😅😅😅😆😆😆🤮🤮🤮😖😖😖🙄🙄🙄🤨🤨🤨
      THE BESTEST & MOSTEST HILARIOUS COMMENT READ ... SHORT & STRAIGHT TO THE POINT... (THE REAL POINT)... 🤔🤔🤔
      TY 4 THE LAUGH... 😘😘😘

    • @katyaini1111
      @katyaini1111 Год назад

      That’s how narcissists think 🧐

    • @modbox9560
      @modbox9560 Год назад +1

      Nuclear will become a thing of past

    • @DodongoManoof
      @DodongoManoof Год назад +2

      @@runoz2839 ...

    • @heavycoughin6665
      @heavycoughin6665 Год назад

      First thing I thought was hmmm what happens when we split these new particles.

  • @sidewayzmike
    @sidewayzmike Год назад +46

    6 hours to walk around it? That puts things into a good perspective.

  • @GG-im6pq
    @GG-im6pq Год назад +301

    "Whether it can destroy the earth, it hasn't done that if it did that that would be one of our top stories" 🤣

  • @pjacobsen1000
    @pjacobsen1000 Год назад +51

    Bizarre that they never mentioned which particles they had found.

    • @AaronCross760
      @AaronCross760 Год назад +1

      if they're new they wouldn't have a name yet

    • @felipeopazo8375
      @felipeopazo8375 Год назад +1

      ​@@AaronCross760 Well, yeah, but I for one would like to know the properties of these particles and what role do scientists believe that the particles play

    • @doremysheep7864
      @doremysheep7864 Год назад

      @@felipeopazo8375 I don't think you know as much as you think.

    • @felipeopazo8375
      @felipeopazo8375 Год назад +2

      @@doremysheep7864 why? Does it seem like I think I know a lot?

    • @crispycritter7022
      @crispycritter7022 Год назад

      It is easy to look up the "exotic particle" cern 🧠💥

  • @anisahrampersad196
    @anisahrampersad196 Год назад +13

    This just shows me how stupid they think we are, because this whole idea, project, experiment whatever is stupid.

    • @liliththerapper
      @liliththerapper Год назад +2

      It's like ripping the threads in your sheets to try to learn how the sheet was made

    • @liliththerapper
      @liliththerapper Год назад

      @@kk-uh1en tell me you believe in science without having any critical thinking skills without telling me

    • @liliththerapper
      @liliththerapper Год назад

      @@kk-uh1en so because I'm a struggling rapper I can't have an opinion? You sound like a loser who cares what people think about them. I love music. Whether I'm rich or not. And I love life, people and critical thinking. I can be homeless and never have sold a record. My statement still has validity. You can't think for yourself. And the fact you bring up I'm a rapper and assumed I'm struggling just shows how meaningless life is to you. Or you're a bigot who thinks rapping makes someone a fool. Which makes you a fool 🤣

    • @grinreaperoftrolls7528
      @grinreaperoftrolls7528 Год назад

      Ayo cover yourself up. Your ignorance is showing.

  • @chrisglosser7318
    @chrisglosser7318 Год назад +82

    What they have “discovered” are tetraquarks and pentaquarks. They have discovered no additions to the standard model (which would be big news)

    • @N0B0DY_SP3C14L
      @N0B0DY_SP3C14L Год назад +32

      Thank you. This is more relevant information than that entire video held on the topic.

    • @michaelrmurphy2734
      @michaelrmurphy2734 Год назад +7

      Indeed, those particles were known of beforehand. Its like Columbus "discovering" America.

    • @glassboi5401
      @glassboi5401 Год назад +12

      Bro u a life saver the ad was almost done playing and I was just about to give them a view 😂😂

    • @SpotterVideo
      @SpotterVideo Год назад +2

      I am amazed that we still do not understand what is happening inside the atoms which produces the force of gravity. We know more matter (atoms) causes more of a curvature of space-time, but why?

    • @N0B0DY_SP3C14L
      @N0B0DY_SP3C14L Год назад +3

      @@SpotterVideo There are varying points of view. Some seem to think it best to treat gravity as an effect, rather than a force, per se.

  • @N0B0DY_SP3C14L
    @N0B0DY_SP3C14L Год назад +130

    I kind of wish the actual mechanics had been explained. So here it is in a nutshell.
    The whole complex is basically several giant doughnuts made out of super powerful magnets. Tiny little bits of matter are floated in magnetic fields and then the magnetic fields are "squeezed" so that the matter moves through the donuts at ridiculously high speeds then slammed into each other, and we take a video and try to figure out what we just saw happen.
    Hope this helps make sense of what is a very complex and difficult task.

    • @deborahfreedman333
      @deborahfreedman333 Год назад +9

      Nice, but you fail to mention the magnets are really a series of super conductor magnets, 1232 dipoles and 474 quadrupoles. And the magnetic field is 10^6 times greater than earth's.

    • @N0B0DY_SP3C14L
      @N0B0DY_SP3C14L Год назад +53

      @@deborahfreedman333 I failed nothing. The average layperson does not need to know the polar characteristics, gaussing strengths, or the operational temperatures of such things to get the gist of their basic function. Those bits of trivia, while possibly impressive to some, will tend to make genpop's eyes glaze over, and rather exceed the capacity of a nutshell. *golf-clap*
      Also, I'm kind of disappointed that not one of these new particles were mentioned or named, let alone any of their functions. We basically got told nothing, except that the reporter and the person he interviewed were excited about something, and how little we, as a species, know or understand about how what we currently perceive as being our universe functions.

    • @zaimahbegum-diamond1660
      @zaimahbegum-diamond1660 Год назад +3

      Thank you 🤗🤗🤗

    • @adamorick2872
      @adamorick2872 Год назад +3

      About the simplest description you can make it. While not getting into things most people can't understand

    • @mmaaddict78
      @mmaaddict78 Год назад

      It’s NBC reporting here. They are going to dumb it down for the lowest common denominator, their usual audience.

  • @OpenBiolabsGuy
    @OpenBiolabsGuy Год назад +20

    It’s kind of ironic that we need something that massive to study something that small.

  • @johnharper8556
    @johnharper8556 Год назад +57

    They had already discovered tetraquarks and pentaquarks, but this is supposed to be about how the tetraquarks and pentaquarks they discovered recently are displaying patterns of exotic hadrons not typically seen before that are of interest to scientists. The pentaquark observed recently was made up of a strange quark which has never been seen in pentaquarks before, and the tetraquarks were seen in a pair, which is also a first. To sum it all up, its helping scientists to further understand these particles so they can eventually modify or update existing models.

    • @maikilreategui1271
      @maikilreategui1271 Год назад +18

      I have no idea what you just said 🙂

    • @pjacobsen1000
      @pjacobsen1000 Год назад +9

      Thank you. I watched it twice, but they never mentioned exactly which new particles they had discovered.

    • @johnharper8556
      @johnharper8556 Год назад +2

      @@pjacobsen1000 Yeah, they didn't do a good job getting or explaining the news. I just got it off of Cern's website.

    • @johnharper8556
      @johnharper8556 Год назад +3

      @@maikilreategui1271 I don't fully understand it either, just passing the info along because this video really did a bad job explaining what they found.

    • @sonofawwiivet8336
      @sonofawwiivet8336 Год назад +1

      We didn't need the internet, look at all the negatives now....Evil keeps running wild in our Universe and in our World, everytime something positive or helpful comes out it gets picked apart or destroyed by greed and evil.

  • @planetnicky11
    @planetnicky11 Год назад +44

    Excellent job by Jacob Ward! Some of the best interview questions for LHC scientists i've ever seen.

  • @shoshonestover3614
    @shoshonestover3614 Год назад +15

    Isn't this the place that has a statue of Shiva .

  • @mii1563
    @mii1563 Год назад +37

    I like this reporter, he has a good voice & seems to ask good questions.

    • @bigpoppazeus8048
      @bigpoppazeus8048 Год назад +5

      Except asking what are the newly discovered particles, and what are their functions?

    • @harrietrobinson694
      @harrietrobinson694 Год назад +4

      @@bigpoppazeus8048 i completely agree, as well as patronising. i find he really "dumbs down" the way he speaks and in turn i really question the education of the target audience.

  • @benharris599
    @benharris599 Год назад +20

    It would be nice to learn about these particles versus just saying we’ve discovered them

    • @michaelg8642
      @michaelg8642 Год назад +2

      most arent tuning in to the news for physics lectures that you need prerequisite courses to even understand

    • @benharris599
      @benharris599 Год назад

      @@michaelg8642 you give me to much probs for my 11th grade level education on sciences

    • @superblondeDotOrg
      @superblondeDotOrg Год назад

      gotta turn off the video stream and go to a physical library for that.

    • @johnharper8556
      @johnharper8556 Год назад +3

      They had previously discovered tetraquarks and pentaquarks, but this is supposed to be about how the tetraquarks and pentaquarks they discovered recently are displaying patterns of exotic hadrons not typically seen before that are of interest to scientists. The pentaquark observed recently was made up of a strange quark which has never been seen in pentaquarks before, and the tetraquarks were seen in a pair, which is also a first. To sum it all up, its helping scientists to further understand these particles so they can eventually modify or update existing models.

    • @benharris599
      @benharris599 Год назад +1

      @@johnharper8556 thank you much help actually!

  • @OneDayChange
    @OneDayChange Год назад +40

    Plot twist: We were created from another universe doing the same thing.

    • @jabroni9579
      @jabroni9579 Год назад

      Was just thinking that lol like a new big bang type thing but a small scale to us

    • @jabroni9579
      @jabroni9579 Год назад

      Nvm lol typed that in at the start of the video, they said the same

    • @louisianayesu
      @louisianayesu Год назад

      Just caucasians bro, about 6,563 years ago to be exact🤷🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️❤️

    • @unattainablezero6805
      @unattainablezero6805 Год назад

      Yea manufactured slaves

    • @yuribezmenov7623
      @yuribezmenov7623 Год назад +1

      Lmao!

  • @eric2500
    @eric2500 Год назад +47

    This is utterly cool - and in the same week as the images from deep space from the James Webb!

    • @nikkola46
      @nikkola46 Год назад

      It's the same thing.

    • @etherealtooalwaysthefirstl452
      @etherealtooalwaysthefirstl452 Год назад

      Comet tonight✨🪶

    • @sarahtonen6266
      @sarahtonen6266 Год назад

      They added color to those images..but it is really cool :)

    • @nick_0
      @nick_0 Год назад +4

      @@sarahtonen6266 They don't "add" color, they translate the wavelengths of infared into visible light. That's not adding, it's already there they're just making it understandable to human eyes

    • @mybiznizisbangingdooog7481
      @mybiznizisbangingdooog7481 Год назад +2

      Lol the photoshop thing

  • @GabyG48
    @GabyG48 Год назад +16

    It really reminds of the TV show Fringe when reality changes, people meet their doppelgangers and the observers take over the world

    • @pat5star
      @pat5star Год назад +1

      such a great show, too!!!

    • @jodyboy72able
      @jodyboy72able Год назад

      Might actually happen 🤷‍♂️

    • @RYZMinistries
      @RYZMinistries Год назад +1

      That is fantasies. Jesus is Lord. God created this universe through His Son. There is not a multiverse or never will be. Seek knowledge that only comes from Him

    • @GabyG48
      @GabyG48 Год назад

      @@jodyboy72able so many cool discoveries

    • @jodyboy72able
      @jodyboy72able Год назад +2

      @@GabyG48 it wont be as cool as you think it will be

  • @hcr32slider
    @hcr32slider Год назад +42

    This makes me wonder if things just go infinitely smaller as space goes out.

    • @eliwilliams9206
      @eliwilliams9206 Год назад +5

      What

    • @geofflawrence4356
      @geofflawrence4356 Год назад +9

      @@eliwilliams9206 infinite biggness, infinate smallness.

    • @geofflawrence4356
      @geofflawrence4356 Год назад +4

      At the moment, if you start with 1cmsq, a human fingerprint, as 0, a millimeter as -1 and a meter as +1,.. if you continue in both directions with scale, you will make it to the observable universe scale, and still have at least 2 entire factors more to go in smallness, before you reach plank length. So in short, you reach the largest visible scale before you get close to the smallest. There is more knowable small space. If light travelled faster, there would still be more small.

    • @hcr32slider
      @hcr32slider Год назад +1

      @@geofflawrence4356 it's quite mind blowing isn't it.
      The space between matter is just as fascinating.

    • @hythu6816
      @hythu6816 Год назад

      Particles are endless just like numbers

  • @TheLinguistable
    @TheLinguistable Год назад +14

    "That would've been our first story." 😂

  • @EzrealSama
    @EzrealSama Год назад +13

    Those Three Subatomic Particles never seen it before cause it’s from another dimension, they opened up another dimension!!

    • @StarseedMeka333
      @StarseedMeka333 Год назад

      That’s or made another deal

    • @mindbendermusic9159
      @mindbendermusic9159 Год назад

      Facts they are playing with portals and energies that can possibly let certain things we don't want in our reality. They are trying to open the door for something to come on earth

    • @achosenone44
      @achosenone44 Год назад +1

      @@mindbendermusic9159 yep they been letting out evil demonic fallen angels and demonics from other Spiritual dimensions !!!

    • @grizzlynad
      @grizzlynad Год назад +1

      @@achosenone44 watch out, there's a demon behind you! Oh no, too late, it's sucked your brain out! 🤪

    • @achosenone44
      @achosenone44 Год назад

      @@grizzlynad all okays no biggy i got beautiful Heavenly Father Amighty The Most high i am not afraid of you sickos all stand up to you sicko you !!! )

  • @wizardfromthewest
    @wizardfromthewest Год назад +56

    This is exciting! Along with the pictures from James Webb it's been such an awesome two days

    • @catarinaatpeace4907
      @catarinaatpeace4907 Год назад

      yea yeah so exciting.... end of days.....are you Kidding Christian recall last time they turned this on. insane~! you are all insane. keep sucking down what main stream media tells you. Better go to God, Now.! RUN you've got a lot of catching up to do. I promise you in eternity youll remember me telling you this.

    • @ChutneyInc.
      @ChutneyInc. Год назад

      In accordance with space and expansion

    • @achosenone44
      @achosenone44 Год назад

      it is demonic fallen angels that been let out of portals from other spiritual dimensions !!! shore not deceiving me!!! )

  • @geezycity7558
    @geezycity7558 Год назад +5

    Just imagine how much stuff we haven’t discovered yet

  • @daniebello
    @daniebello Год назад +10

    if it had done that, it most assuredly would not be your top story

  • @BomageMinimart
    @BomageMinimart Год назад +12

    "...It hasn't done that; that would have been our top story." :D

  • @sekulatv966
    @sekulatv966 Год назад +4

    There was no big bang

  • @phyllisseidl9117
    @phyllisseidl9117 Год назад +35

    In a time with so many fact deniers it is so very pleasing to see science doing what it does best.

    • @wordforever117
      @wordforever117 Год назад +3

      Yeh they should start a new project to find out what a woman is. Then maybe they can determine whether or not a human fetus is of the human species or some other species...dogs maybe or elephants. Who knows what they might find!

    • @jamesfredrick612
      @jamesfredrick612 Год назад

      @@wordforever117 you know the 2 gender system is a European thing? Centuries ago before colonialism wiped out cultures like in Japan there were more than 2 Genders.

    • @wordforever117
      @wordforever117 Год назад +4

      @@jamesfredrick612 Hahahaha 🤡

    • @jamesfredrick612
      @jamesfredrick612 Год назад +2

      @@wordforever117 don't like facts? That's okay.

    • @wordforever117
      @wordforever117 Год назад +4

      @@jamesfredrick612 I love facts! That is why I am laughing. You could provide a reliable source for this claim but also attach a really compelling justification for trusting a centuries old culture over modern day science. I think you will struggle on both of those!! haha

  • @Kneedragon1962
    @Kneedragon1962 Год назад +11

    ... I am not seeing any mention in the science magazines or websites yet about this...
    It's an 8 minute story where 7 & a half are spent on "Explain to the dummies what the Large Hadron Collider is." On the subject of the headline ... I ask if particle physics has discovered the source of click-bait ~

    • @kellykebo3497
      @kellykebo3497 Год назад +4

      True, I’m just shocked it’s on mainstream media. I’ve talked about this for years and nobody ever knows what I’m talking about.

    • @sarahtonen6266
      @sarahtonen6266 Год назад

      Check out the CERN channel..its strange and interesting, especially their plder videos

  • @BADALICE
    @BADALICE Год назад +4

    Please explain how smashing particles together at high speed simulates the early universe.
    That just does not make sense.

    • @emmanuelameyaw9735
      @emmanuelameyaw9735 Год назад

      ​@I_HIT how does the big bang make sense to you...or you are just repeating what you were taught to believe?

  • @quietginja9946
    @quietginja9946 Год назад +28

    Soooo if we can harness that energy, we become a type 1 civilization? Or are we skipping some steps? Because we haven't yet modernized running on natural energy efficient resources...

    • @sullivan4507
      @sullivan4507 Год назад +1

      Nothing says utopia like a multi billion dollar trench

    • @shiftinggearsnpassingqueers
      @shiftinggearsnpassingqueers Год назад

      We’re about .75 on the scale if you were wondering by the time you and I have grandkids we will live to see it if we’re unlucky no matter what though in the next 60-200 years we’ll be type 1

    • @sherrymanning1116
      @sherrymanning1116 Год назад

      They just want to fight and have ww3 smh the governments don't want to believe science or help the earth

    • @vanrutgar6536
      @vanrutgar6536 Год назад

      Trouble with human race is it is never satisfied
      We want sci fi tech become reality while our planet dies from our pollution

    • @felipeopazo8375
      @felipeopazo8375 Год назад

      I think it's easier to build a Dyson sphere than to harness the energy of the state of matter in the Big Bang

  • @michaelproule2237
    @michaelproule2237 Год назад +26

    The Big Bang was when God said let there be light

    • @josephc7212
      @josephc7212 Год назад +4

      Then he created the dinosaurs and then wipe them out to make way for his new idea The Human.

    • @ryanehlis426
      @ryanehlis426 Год назад +1

      @@josephc7212 actually there is clear evidence humans and dinosaurs lived conterminously. They don’t like to talk about it but fossilized footprints 👣 of humans and dinosaurs have been found together, and that is a game changer.

    • @DirtySteezy
      @DirtySteezy Год назад +2

      @@ryanehlis426 show me your sources. Not one dinasaur has been mentioned in the Bible nor has a footprint and fossil been carbon dated to the same date within the last 100 thousand years.

    • @ryanehlis426
      @ryanehlis426 Год назад

      @@DirtySteezy yes dinosaur’s are in the Bible and carbon dating is very questionable science. Also carbon dating is for organic matter, not fossilized rock.

    • @theplanetpeaceproject4419
      @theplanetpeaceproject4419 Год назад

      And these idiots are trying to replicate the Big Bang in a lab, which seems like a hella stupid idea to me. Advance toward cherishing Creation, not destroying it to try to understand...

  • @Fibonacci-ri5pv
    @Fibonacci-ri5pv Год назад +23

    He's looking for an answer, she's excited about the discovery process...gotta LOVE quick news. This woman deserves a thousand podcasts

  • @calebjimmysmith
    @calebjimmysmith Год назад +10

    What particles did we just discover? They don't describe them... 😥

    • @jarardwilliams9832
      @jarardwilliams9832 Год назад +1

      I was literally thinking the same thing! Interesting 🤔

    • @beberivera7011
      @beberivera7011 Год назад

      They're still working on identifying and classifying the new particles. No names as of yet.

    • @kellykebo3497
      @kellykebo3497 Год назад

      Agreed, this was word salad for those of us who have been following CERN.

    • @johnharper8556
      @johnharper8556 Год назад

      Its about quarks. They had already discovered tetraquarks and pentaquarks, but this is supposed to be about how the tetraquarks and pentaquarks they discovered recently are displaying patterns of exotic hadrons not typically seen before that are of interest to scientists. The pentaquark observed recently was made up of a strange quark which has never been seen in pentaquarks before, and the tetraquarks were seen in a pair, which is also a first. To sum it all up, its helping scientists to further understand these particles so they can eventually modify or update existing models.

  • @bodie7862
    @bodie7862 Год назад +5

    He said new particles . . . Those particles have long existed from the beginning of time.

    • @patrickmoran5429
      @patrickmoran5429 Год назад +1

      There is nothing new God far beyond man's intelligence

  • @project-pe6ly
    @project-pe6ly Год назад

    this guy asks good questions. these two should talk more

  • @battlebeard2041
    @battlebeard2041 Год назад +5

    This was an excellent example of a person who doesn’t know what they don’t know speaking to a person who knows what they know, and what they don’t know.

  • @eric2500
    @eric2500 Год назад +8

    NO, the particle accelerator is not going to destroy life on earth, that's extreme weather due to rising sea and air temperatures!

    • @battlebeard2041
      @battlebeard2041 Год назад +1

      Or humans… never underestimate the human ability to destroy a good thing.

    • @ohhkennny766
      @ohhkennny766 Год назад

      Well, I mean, technically, a nuclear bomb for dummies is just setting off a chain reaction between destroying atoms and creating a chain reaction that keeps going because of neutrons, and the hadron/CERN is doing the same thing, So we have no idea what would happen by breaking down particles smaller than we have ever seen before and the amount of energy that could potentially be released from them, but at the same time we DO know because the math works for almost everything in the universe, but we don't know the why or how which is WHY they are breaking them down in the first place to fill in the blanks and see further down the line and do it over and over again until we finally reach some sort of end goal hopefully, I'm by no means an expert or have any insider info on what happens in cern this is just my opinion from following it for years

    • @quantum7401
      @quantum7401 Год назад

      You know you're a good physicist when critics say you might destroy the world with your work.

  • @martianmurray
    @martianmurray Год назад +4

    It’s funny how in order to understand the universe we’re basically just throwing rocks as hard as we can.

  • @nidodson
    @nidodson Год назад +1

    It really sucks having news people try to talk science and tech, because they never understand it well enough to get to the more interesting parts.

  • @Gltokensp06
    @Gltokensp06 Год назад +29

    I hate when people ask what can we practically do with this information or these discoveries? It's like if someone asks Benjamin Franklin as he was trying to discover electricity worked, what the practical benefit of his discovery would be. I don't think he would have said an iPhone, for example. There is no way to know what practical uses that we're going to find of these discoveries and the way that they're going to transform the world that we live in or the world future generations live in.

    • @OmarHudson
      @OmarHudson Год назад

      Benjamin Franklin did not " discover electricity " ( he was just credited with it) and he also was suspected of being a serial killer dozens of skeletal bodies were found in and under his property....look it up. Alot of the things they have been teaching us as " history " has been slowly reveal as lies and propaganda. Christopher Columbus..... Rosa Parks.... etc

    • @i.l6916
      @i.l6916 Год назад

      Sounds like the only beneficial outcomes from this is learning how old the universe is and how earth was created… but we kind already know how earth was created… feel free to correct me, but as far as all these scientists talk the only benefits to this is studying the age of the universe… which is cool an all… I guess

    • @perfectoid8376
      @perfectoid8376 Год назад +11

      @@i.l6916 no, the age of the universe is not the goal for the experiment plus the age is an already proven science. The experiment is trying to see what the universe is made up of, all the fundamental particles that make up the interactive and non-interactive universe.

    • @alphagt62
      @alphagt62 Год назад +7

      Things learned from these colliders has resulted in the invention of the MRI machine, genetic engineering, and microcircuit design. Better solar panels and batteries, knowing now something works leads to better designs. This is not just some theories, they result in practical knowledge that leads to other inventions.

    • @Craig-pm2kc
      @Craig-pm2kc Год назад

      @@alphagt62 Why didn't she say that? Doesn't change the fact that this researchers said nothing of substance.

  • @timewizard1719
    @timewizard1719 Год назад +5

    You don’t need a machine to know the future of our planet when it’s been concluded that the planet will inevitably combust into flames

    • @paulybeefs8588
      @paulybeefs8588 Год назад

      Oh look it's the same guy that said we didn't need useless machines to learn about invisible radio waves and worthless liquid crystals, or study waste-of-money semiconductor materials on an atomic level. Yet here he is using a modern device to post comments on youtube.
      The monkey first finds the stone and the stick. Then it learns to use them.

    • @achosenone44
      @achosenone44 Год назад +3

      yep its Fireeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!! this time by my beautiful HeavenlyFather Almighty The Most High for the evil and the wicked and for the children of disobedience to my beautiful Heavenly Father Almighty The Most High as they became wise they all became Fools!!! to my beautiful Heavenly Father Almighty The Most High )

  • @ericcoates10
    @ericcoates10 Год назад +4

    How did they get all the materials for the hadron collider?what countries were involved in the donation of the materials?

    • @antisocialatheist1978
      @antisocialatheist1978 Год назад +1

      They didn't donate materials. The LHC raised funding and purchased materials. The magnets were built in Manchester. That's all I know for sure

    • @austinthompson5648
      @austinthompson5648 Год назад +1

      Every major country in the world has a part to do with the lhc at least provided by their science programs.

    • @ericcoates10
      @ericcoates10 Год назад

      @@austinthompson5648 what kind of metals were used to building the structure?

    • @ericcoates10
      @ericcoates10 Год назад

      @@antisocialatheist1978 thank you for the information.

  • @ericbarner9439
    @ericbarner9439 Год назад +1

    I've kept up since it started, awesome!

  • @buckrepublican8782
    @buckrepublican8782 Год назад +8

    I'm not stupid, ignorant of some things perhaps but I don't know much more now than I did before I spent part of my life watching this! I guess we're trying to figure out something we don't fully understand and we have no idea of any practical application for the knowledge we may gain from this fun venture.

  • @DavidMcCoul
    @DavidMcCoul Год назад +80

    It makes me so happy to see that groundbreaking science is still happening and discoveries are being made!!

    • @xo1207
      @xo1207 Год назад +1

      right? i’m so excited.

    • @robinly
      @robinly Год назад

      Groundbreaking science and discoveries are made everyday, you fool.

    • @michaelslaton6971
      @michaelslaton6971 Год назад

      !

    • @chiccngeorge3058
      @chiccngeorge3058 Год назад

      Meanwhile the earth has never been in worse shape.. I think you’re worried about the wrong things white boy.

    • @Artisjjj
      @Artisjjj Год назад

      What are you doing! We do not NEED to recreate the BIG BANG for scientific research. You don't need to WATCH it happen! Fools! Understand this means you will be creating Black Holes, and the Bid Bang, an at minimum, Energies and power that you will 100% not be able to control . THIS MEANS DEATH FOR US ALL!!!!!!!!! These idiots are going to make the planet explode from tampering with this stuff. Things that are outside the Power of mankind. Only a fool like these guys ,would try to harness major and unbelievable Power that the UNIVERSE welds. Mankind is very cocky and arrogant. But we Humas know better than that! Stay in your lane mankind. You will destroy everything AGAIN!

  • @AriseDaughterZion
    @AriseDaughterZion Год назад +12

    In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth - end of story! Now is a really good time to accept Christ as your Lord and Savior... as prophecy is literally playing out right before our eyes and these 'scientist' who question the universe could have saved themselves a great deal on student debt had they just READ THE BIBLE!!!

    • @shawneger7091
      @shawneger7091 Год назад

      Go meet your god then and stay out of things you could never understand.

    • @goblinbastard
      @goblinbastard Год назад

      Lol

    • @enriqueverano5979
      @enriqueverano5979 Год назад

      Read the bible and every body give 10% to the church

  • @mikepict9011
    @mikepict9011 Год назад +1

    We really do need more hvac techs

  • @marystacey4796
    @marystacey4796 Год назад +1

    I don’t know anything about this but it’s fascinating.

  • @305backup
    @305backup Год назад +4

    Is it really worth the risks that stephen Hawking warned them about? Are you seriously willing to risk the universe just to find some new particles?

  • @CH-he8pr
    @CH-he8pr Год назад +4

    ok, and how does any of this improve anything anywhere?

  • @threetreasures7698
    @threetreasures7698 Год назад

    He has such a lovely and soothing voice. I want to hear him talk.

  • @notyourfetish
    @notyourfetish Год назад +2

    I did a report on the hardon collider for my community service at the start of covid 🤗 some interesting stuff.

  • @michaelprozonic
    @michaelprozonic Год назад +7

    so what were the particles? where are they in the standard model?

    • @psyclopsus
      @psyclopsus Год назад

      I want to know too, I thought the Higgs Boson was the last particle needed to complete the standard model

    • @johndorlean1133
      @johndorlean1133 Год назад

      @@psyclopsus The Higgs boson discovery proved that the Higgs field exist after it was predicted. There are other scalar fields to fill in our understanding of quantum mechanics and how it fits the standard model. I just so happen to have been watching a few Wondrium's lectures on the Big Bang and Higgs Boson. I have no true idea what that means but it sounded really cool. They lose me a lot when they switch from numbers to symbols and letters for calculations 😂

    • @robertword1357
      @robertword1357 Год назад

      The LHC hasn’t found anything beyond the standard model. Tetraquarks are part of the standard model.

    • @johnharper8556
      @johnharper8556 Год назад +2

      Its about quarks. They had already discovered tetraquarks and pentaquarks, but this is supposed to be about how the tetraquarks and pentaquarks they discovered recently are displaying patterns of exotic hadrons not typically seen before that are of interest to scientists. The pentaquark observed recently was made up of a strange quark which has never been seen in pentaquarks before, and the tetraquarks were seen in a pair, which is also a first. To sum it all up, its helping scientists to further understand these particles so they can eventually modify or update existing models.

    • @robertword1357
      @robertword1357 Год назад

      @@johnharper8556 This is more standard model physics.

  • @philochristos
    @philochristos Год назад +3

    So, how did these new particles fit into the Standard Model? Were their any theories that predicted these particles? Did these particles disconfirm any theories?

    • @DissociatedWomenIncorporated
      @DissociatedWomenIncorporated Год назад

      Can we count Star Trek and its “tetryon” and “verteron” particles? It seems only logical 🖖

    • @johnharper8556
      @johnharper8556 Год назад

      They had already discovered tetraquarks and pentaquarks, but this is supposed to be about how the tetraquarks and pentaquarks they discovered recently are displaying patterns of exotic hadrons not typically seen before that are of interest to scientists. The pentaquark observed recently was made up of a strange quark which has never been seen in pentaquarks before, and the tetraquarks were seen in a pair, which is also a first. To sum it all up, its helping scientists to further understand these particles so they can eventually modify or update existing models.

  • @pillowcatt
    @pillowcatt Год назад +1

    "You can think of it like a time machine"
    Hououin Kyouma moment

  • @nioxianlerma9201
    @nioxianlerma9201 Год назад +2

    I think the time line shifted slightly

  • @DarthJay91
    @DarthJay91 Год назад +8

    I wish NBC would have asked her what the Professor's response is to people who think the collider is unsafe. It would be nice to hear the response, especially since it was mentioned early in the piece.

    • @springbloom5940
      @springbloom5940 Год назад +1

      I wish they would've asked about its value, while Europeans are panicking about energy.

    • @DarthJay91
      @DarthJay91 Год назад +2

      @@springbloom5940 I agree, I'm not sure the cost benefit is there, I mean people are literally starving we should prioritize correctly.

    • @asdf072xxp
      @asdf072xxp Год назад

      There are plenty of articles addressing that, and you can't fit those arguments in an eight minutes news blip. Needless to say, there will always be the tin-foil hat wearers who will never be satisfied with an explanation because they don't understand the most basic principles of what's going on at LHC. Their time is better spent trying to prove the Earth is flat, or ghosts exist, or Elvis is alive and managing a Starbucks in Tucson.

    • @DarthJay91
      @DarthJay91 Год назад

      @@asdf072xxp they made a whole point of bringing up the conspiracy theorists so they should have offered a rebuttal since they brought them up in the first place.

  • @dan6151
    @dan6151 Год назад +12

    That scientist is not very good at explaining things.. she said everything except for a simple explanation of what a hadron is, and what it means to 'collide' them in a giant ring structure.

    • @SwiftJustice
      @SwiftJustice Год назад

      Scientists are notiously bad at communicating with nonscientists.

    • @ILoveGrilledCheese
      @ILoveGrilledCheese Год назад +1

      What's complicated about colliding two particles together to see what happens? Did you need her to draw you a picture with crayons?

    • @deborahfreedman333
      @deborahfreedman333 Год назад

      There is a very good article about it in Quatumagazine. Why not do a little search, and read about it?

    • @skybison_9
      @skybison_9 Год назад

      She’s a mathematician that’s it. Look into metaphysics. These guys are experimenting with ether playing god.

    • @johnharper8556
      @johnharper8556 Год назад

      Defining what a hadron is would actually confuse someone even more. Cause then you have to figure out what the other things are, that are being mentioned in the definition, to understand the definition. Colliding them is what causes the reaction they are trying to recreate and study. But this interview is supposed to be about quarks. Which they also didn't really get into. They had already discovered tetraquarks and pentaquarks, but this is supposed to be about how the tetraquarks and pentaquarks they discovered recently are displaying patterns of exotic hadrons not typically seen before that are of interest to scientists. The pentaquark observed recently was made up of a strange quark which has never been seen in pentaquarks before, and the tetraquarks were seen in a pair, which is also a first. To sum it all up, its helping scientists to further understand these particles so they can eventually modify or update existing models.

  • @jennaruth6865
    @jennaruth6865 Год назад +2

    Did anyone else see all the liquor bottles in the office at marker 5:12

  • @mando074
    @mando074 Год назад +6

    That was a great interview but what were the 3 new particles discovered?
    Asking for a friend...

    • @waterwarrior6877
      @waterwarrior6877 Год назад +2

      One is a new kind of Pentaquark and a first pair of tetraquarks.

    • @mando074
      @mando074 Год назад

      @@waterwarrior6877 thank you for the info! In the entire interview not one mention of those new particles.

    • @johnharper8556
      @johnharper8556 Год назад

      Its about quarks. They had already discovered tetraquarks and pentaquarks, but this is supposed to be about how the tetraquarks and pentaquarks they discovered recently are displaying patterns of exotic hadrons not typically seen before that are of interest to scientists. The pentaquark observed recently was made up of a strange quark which has never been seen in pentaquarks before, and the tetraquarks were seen in a pair, which is also a first. To sum it all up, its helping scientists to further understand these particles so they can eventually modify or update existing models.

  • @CourtneyKNeiva
    @CourtneyKNeiva Год назад +9

    Is anyone else concerned that the Demogorgon will appear?

  • @buckbenelli8
    @buckbenelli8 Год назад +26

    Gravity is the key. Understand it, replicate it artificially and we survive as a species. Unlimited energy and interstellar travel could be achieved.

    • @toekkababy5329
      @toekkababy5329 Год назад +2

      Perhaps ai can crack gravity in the near future

    • @godson5877
      @godson5877 Год назад

      Propulsion is the key !!

    • @harrietrobinson694
      @harrietrobinson694 Год назад +1

      replace it with what... air pressure? it sounds like you don't understand it.

    • @GabrielVasquez
      @GabrielVasquez Год назад +3

      Yea its that simple 😒

    • @FawnaFuller
      @FawnaFuller Год назад +2

      @@harrietrobinson694 op said replicate not replace

  • @lazarusdarkstar3015
    @lazarusdarkstar3015 Год назад

    This is really awesome

  • @blackrocks8413
    @blackrocks8413 Год назад +1

    Sheldon and Leonard must be thrilled....

  • @michealklee8844
    @michealklee8844 Год назад +8

    The scary part is who’s funding this and why

    • @ILoveGrilledCheese
      @ILoveGrilledCheese Год назад

      I'm funding it. And it's purpose is to combine it's abilities with Google's AI technology in order to filter through the population and target all the people with an IQ less than 65. It then turns on and systematically destroys them. So, if I were you I'd be prepared for a migraine in the coming days.

    • @byrnemeister2008
      @byrnemeister2008 Год назад

      The science budgets of most governments in the world. In order to extend human knowledge. You can go there are get a guided tour if you want.

  • @stefipaudinbasterdatlarge.7769
    @stefipaudinbasterdatlarge.7769 Год назад +4

    I wonder if they are going to get a powerful weapon or let in deamons from portals...

  • @baddbeliever
    @baddbeliever Год назад +3

    I love the analogy that he made...it's the difference between taking bikes of antibody blood to solve a disease vs knowing what made the antibody in the first place and how to manipulate those sub sub sub sub sets of knowledges.

  • @daxxonjabiru428
    @daxxonjabiru428 Год назад +1

    Such a pedestrian line of questioning. It was good of her to allot some time to address them. Heavy sigh.

  • @Biffo316
    @Biffo316 Год назад +3

    Could it be possible to harness the level energy created when smashing these particles together? 🤔🤔

    • @Cryptid.Couture
      @Cryptid.Couture Год назад

      I think they kind of do.. the byproduct is anti matter. antimatter? .. I think it's the world's most valuable material too... it's the most dangerous material that exists.
      ive honestly heard a lot about this stuff and I'm not sure what to believe.
      a miniscule amount is supposed to be more powerful than x (I can't remember specifics and can't be bothered to look) amount of bombs dropped on Japan.
      it's incredibly unstable and there's something about it's half life . plus that whole thing about it coming into contact with our atmosphere accidentally. it's all wild.

    • @taziologlisi6751
      @taziologlisi6751 Год назад

      You still get less energy out than you put in so it wouldnt be practical

  • @blyzo5098
    @blyzo5098 Год назад +4

    which new particles?

  • @officiallexmontero
    @officiallexmontero Год назад +2

    Thanks for asking what were the new particles they discovered. 👍Smh

    • @johnharper8556
      @johnharper8556 Год назад +1

      Its about quarks. They had already discovered tetraquarks and pentaquarks, but this is supposed to be about how the tetraquarks and pentaquarks they discovered recently are displaying patterns of exotic hadrons not typically seen before that are of interest to scientists. The pentaquark observed recently was made up of a strange quark which has never been seen in pentaquarks before, and the tetraquarks were seen in a pair, which is also a first. To sum it all up, its helping scientists to further understand these particles so they can eventually modify or update existing models.

    • @officiallexmontero
      @officiallexmontero Год назад +1

      @@johnharper8556 thank you for the information. 👍

  • @kylenewsome8439
    @kylenewsome8439 Год назад +1

    She explains..."yeah the universe became from the big bang, and we want to make that happen and when we do, say "wow" afterwards

  • @gladycowie9950
    @gladycowie9950 Год назад +29

    Mother nature is so amazing and incredible fascinating

    • @randywheeler3914
      @randywheeler3914 Год назад +16

      God, you mean God

    • @daren9942
      @daren9942 Год назад

      @@randywheeler3914 Why are so so sure GOD is MALE? Mother Nature is fine with me!

    • @EDotHamilton
      @EDotHamilton Год назад

      This ain’t God…this is Satan

    • @astrida111
      @astrida111 Год назад

      @@randywheeler3914 god is fake

    • @Ignirium
      @Ignirium Год назад

      @@randywheeler3914 God should get all the credit for every single thing that is possible then.

  • @gincann7649
    @gincann7649 Год назад +11

    I think scientists should quit trying to play GOD! I also think this could be very dangerous for mankind.

  • @aceofspadez131
    @aceofspadez131 Год назад +1

    Talk about a fluff peace 😅 those questions were more leading then a dog on a leash 🤣 I feel like I'm watching siri and alexa engaging in conversation.

  • @OscLem775
    @OscLem775 Год назад +1

    Time has been going by a little faster these last couple weeks..

  • @malavoy1
    @malavoy1 Год назад +20

    To actually reach the conditions at the beginning of the Universe, the collider would need to be the size of the galaxy.

    • @harrietrobinson694
      @harrietrobinson694 Год назад +1

      what source do you base that on? give me a credit pls.

    • @malavoy1
      @malavoy1 Год назад +4

      @@harrietrobinson694 Dr. Sabine Hossenfelder. It was in one of her videos.

    • @nikhilshas3
      @nikhilshas3 Год назад

      That's the reason why we wanna build a collider across the diameter of the moon.. next generation will need to plan on how they're gonna do this..
      We're the ones that'll be paving the way for this to happen..

    • @runoz2839
      @runoz2839 Год назад

      @@harrietrobinson694
      🤔🤔🤔
      O.K.
      🤨🤨🤨

    • @jericonatividad9873
      @jericonatividad9873 Год назад

      Reaching the condition at the beginning of the universe means replicating the high temp basically a fantasy words meaning smashing things apart by throwing it as fast as light travels and what comes out of that gets studied.

  • @chroniclesofpoetica7411
    @chroniclesofpoetica7411 Год назад +4

    its a time machine.. no one can tell me other wise

  • @iRocz.
    @iRocz. Год назад +1

    The Risk doesn’t outweigh the reward hopefully nothing ever goes wrong.

  • @DissociatedWomenIncorporated
    @DissociatedWomenIncorporated Год назад +2

    I vote that one of these new particles be called the “tetryon”.

  • @ColdShawama
    @ColdShawama Год назад +3

    Knowing how old the earth is relevant to the quality of your life and life it's self
    Imagine if they they worked this hard to clean the pollution from seacret and public military science projects

  • @katyaini1111
    @katyaini1111 Год назад +12

    The universe is working perfectly and needs no need to be understood intellectually it needs to be felt and loved! With all this money used for this machine ‘for the amusement’ of the few the whole world can be fed !! There is no need to breakdown or meddle with the universe that works with its own divine intelligence!

    • @alphagt62
      @alphagt62 Год назад

      That’s a great idea, except it doesn’t play out. The US spends near $400 billion every year taking care of the poor, and the more money they spend, the more poor there are to take care of. You don’t realize how things learned in this collider actually affect everyday life, from nuclear medicine, the MRI machine, integrated circuits that make computers smaller and more powerful. And that’s just scratching the surface. They could spend that $10 billion on food for the poor, and next week, they’d still be hungry, and nothing would be learned. Science has doubled and tripled the crop yield per acre in the last 50 years, without it a lot more people would be hungry, knowledge is always a positive thing.
      Plus, they didn’t just dig a hole and throw $10B in it, that money went to pay those who built it, and buy the materials that it is made of. That money was a hundred thousand peoples paychecks. That allowed them to not be in poverty and afford their own food and housing.

    • @katyaini1111
      @katyaini1111 Год назад +1

      @@alphagt62 yes I understand. Did not mean that the US Government should go and spend that money on feeding the poor literally but it can be put to good use like building low income housing for poor in the USA itself. There are many homeless people in America today too!! And maybe create centers for learning vocations that don’t require long and expensive expenditures on college and university fees.
      I am of Indian origin and we have the sacred texts called the ‘Vedas’ written hundreds of years ago which already have written knowledge about what the LHC is trying to achieve now. In pursuit of finding out the root of creation and the ‘God particle’ , which is described in there as scientifically as any scientist would do it today.
      In my opinion and observation the so called modern man is obsessed about proving things scientifically in the name of technology and science forgetting that the divine is already way advanced than we can ever be. We need to learn to live our lives more organically to cleanse our bodies of chemicals from artificial foods that have created so many new diseases that the scientific community wants to cure through research through these machines and experiments. Only if we go back to living in harmony with this earth and nature more than half our diseases will disappear.
      My grand parents and great grand parents lived till they were well into their 90’s eating organically grown simple foods and no junk foods.
      Even outside CERN they have the Hindu God ‘Shiva’s’ sculpture doing his dance of destruction so if only modern man would spend as much time studying and gathering knowledge from ancient texts he might find all his answers .. maybe??
      Personally I feel living in harmony with nature is the answer to a lot of problems we modern ‘ human kind ‘ are facing at the moment. We have still not made a machine that can work like the wondrous human body that can breakdown fruits and turn it into blood and vital
      Vitamins , so we have a very very very long way to go!
      I believe in meditation and the power of our consciousness, and believe that once humans work on themselves and raise their consciousness we will not require or feel the need to meddle with certain things. 🙏🏽

    • @alphagt62
      @alphagt62 Год назад +3

      @@katyaini1111 those are all very worthy beliefs. And I will agree that while science helps us grow more crops, etc, we could live a better life, with less pollution and artificial stimulants. My father grew up the son of a share cropper. His father didn’t own the land, he worked it for someone else. They grew their own food, had a milk cow and pigs and chickens, they traded eggs for things like sugar and tea. And raised a family of 10 children with zero money. All who grew up to be successful in the modern world. We are far removed from that world these days.
      I suspect the truth lies in the balance. We should still do our best to advance knowledge, to understand God’s creation, is to understand God. There seems to be a trend in scientific circles toward atheism, that somehow God can be explained away with science, but it seems the more they learn, the more inescapable it becomes that God is the creator. It is the Christian belief that the course is set, things will get a lot worse before Christ returns, and he will rule the Earth for a thousand years and bring peace and harmony to mankind. So, things are happening exactly as they should, evil will make its stand, and this will test who is worthy and who is easily seduced. But try as they may, good will win out in the end! God is in control, humans may think they are making their own choices, but we are only fulfilling God’s plan. As I told an atheist friend not long ago, it is not Christians who are fulfilling God’s prophecy, but the atheist who are doing exactly what is predicted, atheist are bringing about prophecy.
      America’s homeless problem is self induced. Politicians are creating this crisis, and the more money they throw at it, the worse it gets. It won’t take money to solve these problems, but a better way of thinking. In America, there are jobs for anyone who wants to work, homeless people here are not just down on their luck. They are mentally challenged, or addicted to drugs and alcohol. Anyone with the drive and desire can get a job and work their way up, but these poor people need mental help. It is truly sad to see them growing in number and the politicians do nothing, throwing money at it, and the more they spend, the worse it gets. Somehow that money winds up back in the politicians pockets. Corruption is a world wide problem, maybe mankind’s biggest problem?

    • @katyaini1111
      @katyaini1111 Год назад +1

      @@alphagt62 appreciate your response. We are at the threshold of a massive breakdown of the so called established world order. Some will be participants , some will unconsciously become sacrifices , some spectators and some who will lead the way to a more deeply joyful and healthy life which is more humane. Everyone of us is choosing through ‘free will’ which is every humans birthright but corruption and corrupt governments want to take away this ‘free will’ away from us. A massive awakening is coming ( and the Veda’s have spoken about this’) and I can feel it too and others in the spiritual community believe so too. Being grounded , alert and aware and raising our consciousness are just some of the things we can do. And as you mention the rest of the story will unfold on its own like dominos falling revealing the truth. With a prayer for our beloved earth take each breath with gratitude that life should turn out to be simple and loving.
      Love your family’s story .. those were real hard workers who both worked and loved with all their heart.

    • @lb56duece11
      @lb56duece11 Год назад +1

      @@alphagt62 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

  • @stevewolff880
    @stevewolff880 Год назад +2

    Shiva statue is outside of Cern Headquarters. Shiva is known as "The Destroyer”
    "They have as king over them the angel of the bottomless pit. His name in Hebrew is Abaddon, and in Greek he is called Apollyon.” Revelation 9:11. Abaddon means destruction; Apollyon means destroyer.

  • @Eljefe003
    @Eljefe003 Год назад +2

    Great PR, but what is the nature of the sub-atomic particles discovered?

    • @grinreaperoftrolls7528
      @grinreaperoftrolls7528 Год назад

      I read in another comment that they discovered tetra quarks and penta quarks, and that those are still part of the standard model.

  • @midnightsunindustries5239
    @midnightsunindustries5239 Год назад +11

    So refreshing to see a journalist/ interviewer asking honest and deep questions, not just the sensational theater we’ve come to expect these days across most of the corporate press…

  • @MtgLonestar
    @MtgLonestar Год назад +7

    The difference between Light Speed and almost LS is so massively enormous it's compared to the nearest Galaxy to ours! Our scientists think they "know" they are so far off it's ludicrous.

    • @goblinbastard
      @goblinbastard Год назад +2

      Lmao you conduct the experiments then smart guy

    • @taziologlisi6751
      @taziologlisi6751 Год назад

      Super duper smarty pants over here

    • @axion986
      @axion986 Год назад

      "Our scientists". Yeah, I prefer the scientists from dimension c-137.

  • @jamesross1003
    @jamesross1003 Год назад +1

    Why do you title a video about 3 new particles and not discuss what they are with the scientist? I mean it's very interesting, but we didn't learn anything new here.

  • @Nitro_StOrM7
    @Nitro_StOrM7 Год назад +1

    It's all fun and games until it pulls an arrow verse

  • @lalosalamanca1208
    @lalosalamanca1208 Год назад +5

    Didn’t this happen last week?

    • @seeyoucu
      @seeyoucu Год назад +1

      Yes

    • @freestate6200
      @freestate6200 Год назад +1

      @@seeyoucu They had to release something. Otherwise they had to shut down. Therefore she pointed at all these thousands of employees as well.

  • @bryankennellylaw
    @bryankennellylaw Год назад +3

    Dr Demers is a rock star.

    • @michaelrmurphy2734
      @michaelrmurphy2734 Год назад

      So is Brian May of Queen. Get it?! PhD AND killer player, too!

  • @sandracato2019
    @sandracato2019 Год назад

    Hi Dr Demers what did you mean when you said that we did not used to have as much energy accessable to us at the beginning, long long ago, as we now are able to access. It's ok to send me the title of a good book if you should answer. Thanks!

    • @Pwnulolumad
      @Pwnulolumad Год назад

      Highly unlikely they will see this post, but my best guess is that she is referring to the popular belief that the universe was more dense in the beginning. ( that the whole universe was squeezed into a small space and has been expanding outwards since which means the energy is spread out ) . She's basically saying to recreate the conditions would be basically impossible

  • @HighguyMcfly
    @HighguyMcfly Год назад +1

    The universe is expanding because our observation and understanding of the universe is expanding.

  • @marknolastname441
    @marknolastname441 Год назад +6

    Why do these experts explain ... nothing?

    • @grinreaperoftrolls7528
      @grinreaperoftrolls7528 Год назад

      This is more for the general public which likely knows nothing about particle physics/quantum mechanics

    • @achosenone44
      @achosenone44 Год назад

      cause cern is really to let out evil sickos demonic fallen angels out of there prisons from other spiritual dimensions my beautiful Heavenly Father Almighty The Most High put them in cause there evil and bad !!! )

  • @Sa-Shogunn
    @Sa-Shogunn Год назад +6

    We can almost understand the universe but we can't fix earth and what's going on it. What's the end game of this?

    • @josephlalock8378
      @josephlalock8378 Год назад +4

      to find another planet to trash, duh.

    • @freestate6200
      @freestate6200 Год назад +1

      4%. Maybe 5% of infinity.

    • @neverendingproductions7171
      @neverendingproductions7171 Год назад +1

      To know the secrets of the universe. I thought she explained that? Or were you just not listening?

    • @Sa-Shogunn
      @Sa-Shogunn Год назад

      😂

    • @byrnemeister2008
      @byrnemeister2008 Год назад

      We know how to fix the earth. It’s just the entrenched interests don’t want to make those changes. So we are finding it tough to move those people out of the way. But it will happen. It’s just a matter of when.

  • @anthonybautista531
    @anthonybautista531 Год назад

    What drives acceleration of the particle is it nuclear vacuum or magnetic

  • @beefydie2010
    @beefydie2010 Год назад +1

    Next we are gonna have a 106 mile-long Universe creating machine

  • @PianoDoctor57
    @PianoDoctor57 Год назад +4

    So...if those particles were "in existence" back then (and where did the "energy density" come from?), why do SCIENTISTS need to "CREATE" them with expensive equipment? Does not the "need to create them" imply the need for a "creator"? Please explain.

    • @thetacoguyy
      @thetacoguyy Год назад +2

      These type of particles only occur in the outer regions of space where literally everything is violent. We need special kinds of equipment to keep to particles stable enough to observe and try to measure then before they disappear.

    • @PianoDoctor57
      @PianoDoctor57 Год назад

      @@thetacoguyy I'd be interested to know how we "know" this.

    • @thetacoguyy
      @thetacoguyy Год назад +2

      @@PianoDoctor57 I don't fully understand to be honest I'm not s grad in physics but I do know that it was once a theory and now it's been proven right thanks to technological advancements.

    • @Jaguarboy11
      @Jaguarboy11 Год назад +1

      @@PianoDoctor57 You're free to learn how we know what we know, but you'll probably have to get a masters in physics first.

    • @PianoDoctor57
      @PianoDoctor57 Год назад

      @@thetacoguyy Experience tells me that quite a few things that science has "proven" in past decades has been regularly modified, changed, and sometimes disproven..."oops we got that one wrong...give us another grant to kerp us going so we can study it further to get the real facts..." Hmmm...something seems a bit fishy here...

  • @jasonterry6763
    @jasonterry6763 Год назад +5

    Stephen Hawkins is a genius in his own right possibly the smartest man around and believes this could be the end of the universe and life as we know it..why would you try to recreate something so devastating is my question just like they try to weather control the world and it's Jetstreams?

    • @jahgirl8647
      @jahgirl8647 Год назад

      Hawking ***

    • @mxr248
      @mxr248 Год назад

      It’s the Antichrist who is helping them with this whole thing. Open the dimension where the fallen are locked in.. look up how it’s designed.. 666… look how everything is falling apart and into place of what the Bible has been saying. You can’t buy or sell without the mark.. the elites a month ago said they want everyone to have chips and no more cash. You will also have carbon footprint each month if you go over what you are allowed you are cut off from your money! Part of the new world order. Same crap Biden said he’d like to see when he was a governor.

  • @loloLolo-vz6wx
    @loloLolo-vz6wx Год назад +1

    Cern is causing all of us problems curiosity killed the cat

  • @mrfxm55
    @mrfxm55 Год назад

    I'd bet it's not going to be an equation because it isn't static it's always changing and it's random. One action sets in motion a reaction.