Can only imagine the local protests against having a nearby particle accelerator. "making a black hole that will destroy the earth and from which not even light can escape!? My garden is very shady as it is!"
Back in 2006 we were having Christmas at my aunt's house and my aunt got out some mustard for the Christmas ham. The tin looked particularly rustic and when my brother started eating it I was struck by the very dark colour of the mustard. I checked the tin - best before July... 1995!
@@0404chrisjz ? Stuff getting forgotten at the back of a fridge or cupboard? If you never eat it yourself (my aunt lives by herself) and you only get it out for the occasional guest who insists on it...
Thank you for making this video! We have lived in Waxahachie for almost 20 years and We never really heard what truly happened. There were rumors but this makes a lot more sense. It’s a shame so many people lost their homes and property for nothing !I personally would love to see more about it ! I have never seen where it is so that would be interesting to see !
YES!! Absolutely, the occasional deep dive would be a great addition to an already great channel. Thanks for all your hard work Joe, it’s much appreciated
Hey Joe. I’ve recently discovered your videos and they’re very interesting and I hope you continue your work because as a busy high school student, I really look forward to coming home and having some free time, which I spend listening and watching your videos while I’m doing homework, playing video games, or just chilling. Hope you see this and know that lots of people appreciate your work:)
A small amount of white wine vinegar will restore the mustard to its original luster, unless it is some mass-produced, artificially preserved American crap brand which will actually go rancid - real mustard will last aeons in your fridge. Much depends on one's ability to control the impulse to reuse the already-licked knife, also. Americans and impulses - Yeah, I know...
@@ablokenamedgeorge Lmao, it was the Gameboy video. Man, I unintentionally caused a firestorm, 1100 likes, 113 replies. Good times. SecuROM also had a comment a lot liked. You can find me on Tech YES City as well. I make all sorts of interesting posts. I post on any vid if I think of something I think might be interesting or witty or relevant. Joe Scott does a lot of interesting videos and makes great content. Happy to be subbed.
Desertron was the coolest name I ever heard for a few seconds, until I heard you say Keyworth and Trivelpiece. They sound like a fictitious duo from a detective novel.
Great point. Take it one step further. Take 5% of military spending from the last 60 years and apply that to science. 600 billion dollars? Give or take 100 billion.
If only we could all cooperate instead of compete, we would probably have already expanded outside the milky way. I get disheartened when i think of the emmensity we humans waste over futile, childish obsessions, my species is an emberassment to me. Such potential wasted.
@@donfields1234 It must be understood that we are simply apes whose ancestors got lucky because ice melted 12 000 years ago. Human behaviour is largely autonomous and though our civilization has drastically changed very quickly, our physiology has remained the same. We actually do cooperate a lot and competition is very natural.
$700 billion on defence... each and every year. $8 billion is a rounding error on a single weapons system. At the height of the conflict in Iraq and Afghanistan $8 billion was spent every week. The James Webb Space Telescope is tipping at $9 billion. The ISS cost at least $100 billion to build and $3 billion per year to maintain. Tax cuts to the wealthiest Americans costs the treasury $trillions each and every year. This while there's "no money" to address lead in the drinking water.
Except that we're talking 8 to 10 billion dollars of 1990's money. Inflation puts the number now at $15,938,651,863.60. Also, when it comes to science in this country, it's usually last on the list to get funded and first on the list to get defunded. Unless you're waving a big wang at the Soviets.
There is a quote attributed to Brian Cox which goes along the lines of the UK government spent more money propping up the banks in a single year than had been spent on science and research since the beginning of the industrial revolution. (There does seem to be some variations of the quote) www.bbc.com/news/av/uk-politics-18736011/brian-cox-bank-bailout-costlier-than-uk-science-since-jesus
So I grew up in Waxahachie, Tx. I remember when the SSC was being built and when it got shut down. It was an especially huge disappointment for our town. There were a lot of people from STEM fields that had moved here to work on the SSC. My physics teacher in HS was one of the SSC scientist that decided to stick around, he was awesome. It was pretty common for businesses in town to have a map with the outline of the SSC tunnels hung up on a wall somewhere. Most people that live here now are not aware of the SSC or that there is a 14 mile tunnel half way around town. Although I was too young to really understand what the SSC was, and I am really glad we built the ISS, I often like to think about what my little town would have turned into had the SSC been fully built. Maybe we would have 8 Whatburger's instead of the 4 we have now, you know the stuff of dreams. lol.
They clearly should have started with installing the Fifteen Hundred Megawatt Aperture Science Heavy Duty Super-Colliding Super Button first. Could have saved a lot of headaches.
I remember interviews before the Higgs was discovered where scientists were talking about how disappointed they'd be if the Higgs were the only particle they discovered... 6 years later.
@Jeremy Kirkpatrick they expected things just as big as Higgs Boson, something that didn't happen. Building the LHC with only Higgs Boson as a grand accomplishment was a big concern in the early years of the LHC.
Great episode! That was a blast from the past. I remember all of those events...especially Bush getting sick 🤢all over the Japanese prime minister. I love the idea of longer, more in depth videos! 👍 Thanks, Joe.
Would definitely be interested in the long-form, documentary-type videos. Always find your videos educational and would love to see interviews, first-hand accounts, on-site videos, etc. to go along with your informative lectures. Will keep watching either way!
I’ve never heard the character of Ross Perot described so eloquently; “He was a meme before memes were memes.” Never a truer word said. Well said good sir, well said.
Memes have existed as long as culture has existed. What has not existed as long as culture has existed is merely a name for them, not to mention the ability to rapidly share them amongst the entire internet-connected populace.
Steven Utter literal much? Yeah you must be a total hit at parties mate. We all understand the idea of memes as posited by Richard Dawkins, but we also understand the basis of a funny satirical joke poked at a ludicrous ‘politician’.
Speaking of Meme Bill Clinton be like : Science projects that will push the boundary of Human Knowledge : www.google.com/url?sa=i&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=images&cd=&ved=2ahUKEwico6Gz96jmAhVBWysKHQDRBSEQjRx6BAgBEAQ&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.hiclipart.com%2Ffree-transparent-background-png-clipart-tqvbx&psig=AOvVaw1sU-vvsLNDgszBmn7e3k33&ust=1575993483650131 . Screw with Monica Lewinsky : i.kym-cdn.com/entries/icons/original/000/020/147/drake.jpg
The Perot Museum is awesome you should go see that I think it had like four floors and just something for everybody including kids lots of prehistoric skeletons of dinosaurs and I believe Trent asaurus Rex
Loved this Video Joe. I have a physics degree from UNT and followed this closely as it was evolving. I have friends here now that once worked there. What a sad day it was when this was cancelled. I remember it like yesterday. Thanks for filling in some details I either didn’t know or had forgotten. Greetings from McKinney TX.
What the hell did I start? All was saying is that I wish politics didn't get in the way of science. I don't care what party or ideology, I just want science. Chill out, children!
@Davvy Jannes , This is the internet, you are just going to hurt your brain if you that is the shield you take up. Fighting that level of ignorance is a war of attrition that no one can win.... Just give Tanmoy sd something along the lines of 'ok boomer,' and move on. Those of us whom read his words just laughed at him, that is all those Trolls deserve.
@Davvy Jannes Wow! Look at the size of the Reply. Looks like I have triggered you real good. Another proof of peanut sized brain of leftists. So easy to manipulate.
He was making a reference to the bombs not literally splitting the atom. And the US did do about 1/4 the work to defeat the nazis (1/4 goes to UK 1/4 to USSR 1/4 goes to all the manufacturing/fighting countries )
@@bearcatben4762 just because he showed a picture of an automatic weapon going off does not neglect the the fact that he said "split the atom". cause that's what we're talking about here *facts* - no your opinion. really? the US did 1/3 of the work - really? with the UK and USSR doing the rest - really? so that's why it's called *world* war II?? it's completely and utterly disrespectful to all those other men and women from all the other countries who fought and died in the war - or returned home broken. think before you make so blanket statements - and do your research! for the record, America might see itself that way- as the saviour of the world / hero of WWII - the rest of the world did not at the time, and do NOT now - ha! come in the end and claim all the credit - not even 1/3 mate
Always enjoy the way your stories poke fun, yet traverse the plot perimeters on science and politics with ease... You have a gift at gab, and which after listening to you, makes complete sense. Good Job Old Chap..! Keep up the story telling and we will all be smarter because of it .!
Long term subscriber here and I really liked this video. I quite like longer videos as long as they're less than about 20 mins. Joe on tour doing science documentaries sounds like a fun side format.
Hey Joe, I can't say I want all of vids this way, but in this situation having world events and politics beautifully filled out the story. Toy around with longer or documentary styles. Spread your wings little YT channel!
From a technology standpoint, we still live in the shadow of the Cold War. At the tail end we were working some truly exotic stuff that even now would seem futuristic. Delta Clipper, The National Space Plane (SSTO) railguns, partical beam weapons, space manufacting, Radio Frequency weapons, thought controlled machine interface, Astrolite G etc...
America didn't "split the atom" first. Ernest Rutherford was the first person to knowingly split the nucleus, in 1918 at Manchester University and he was from New Zealand.
so litigious you are, you can see from the picture that he is referencing the bombs not literally an atom. If your going to be so literal why not give credit to the neutrons that really did it? He didn't do it in 1918 because the neutron was only discovered in 1932
Ernest Rutherford didnt split it, he crushed it. Nuclear fission we know today was discovered on 17. December 1938 in Berlin at the Kaiser-Wilhelm-Institut of chemistry And after war the american took all the german scientist and developed the nuke And now there is a crazy President sitting on a throne of nukes
Thankr for your input GPGames TV and dwc1964 but 40 years ago when I went to school the term "split the atom" specifically related to Ernest Rutherford. Nowadays with the internet the Google search "split the atom" also brings up Ernest Rutherford as number 1. So if Joe (who I totally respect) was referencing some other event using the term "split the atom" was incorrect.
@@Kevin-po3on Yeah like i said he crushed it its not a split. Today we split Uranium Atoms to get this Reaction So what are u meaning with split the atom? If you mean fission you are wrong
@@GroovaPalooza Your not understanding what I am saying (or don't want to). This is about terminology and history. No matter how scientific you get Ernest Rutherford still "split the atom". Until a panel of "experts" specifically say "Ernest Rutherford crushed the atom" he still split it because that's what the history books still say today. Pluto would still be a planet if a scientific committee had not deemed it otherwise.
I would love if you went for the longer form video with exploring!! I love your videos, you make a lot of heady concepts really easy and fun to understand
Absolutely loved this, I stumbled on this channel a few months ago and cant stop watching and it keeps getting better. I would love to see some long form docuvideos
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@@Sauromannen But more to the point, the LHC was supposed to find super symmetric particles, and it failed to find those. From a science POV, the LHC has been the most expensive failure of all time.
Send it Joe! I think moving towards larger productions like what you are talking about would be really cool. For example, I really enjoyed the interview you did with Andy Weir.
When I was a child in the 90s I remember news articles on the SSC saying this research "would lead to more powerful rockets" decades later I am still thinking how? Were they thinking it would create antimatter or graviton motors or something?
I believe the thinking was or what was being pitched at least was it could create Antimatter particles. Also the unknown was being sold very hard too, maybe we would be able to manipulate gravity with the findings. I found a PDF of a newspaper article scan at the time when I did a school project years ago that said some pretty crazy stuff looking back at it now.
I'm proud to brag here as someone who has taken a special tour of Fermilab back in 1978-79 as a doctoral student about 20 miles west of Chicago. On weekends I had a part-time job as a flight instructor at DuPage Co. airport, just west of Fermilab. I had a flight student who was employed as a "scientist" in Fermilab. The "lab" was a checkpoint for pilots to report near DuPage Co. tower at the time before entering the airport traffic area, now know as "class D" airspace. My student pilot offered to take me on an internal tour of the Fermilab at the time. Many needed special permission to take such a tour but I didn't because of who my "student pilot" was. My friend just happened to be a "particle physicist" who had access to the lab and was able to take me on a "special tour" of Fermilab. I feel especially privileged to have taken that tour. If my "friend" has watched this video and is still around, I'd like to thank you for that very special tour of Fermilab. It was built before CERN and was the state of the art facility at the time. Certain particles were discovered at the "Fermilab" that have gone down in history.
1:24 - To be fair, *all* of the allied powers are responsible for defeating the Nazis, but if you're going to point to the country that did the most, it would obviously have to be the Russians. America was late to enter the war and the vast majority of the fighting was on the Russian front. "It was the Western Allies’ extreme good fortune that the Russians, and not themselves, paid almost the entire ‘butcher’s bill’ for [defeating Nazi Germany], accepting 95 per cent of the military casualties of the three major powers of the Grand Alliance," writes Hastings.... "Starting in 1941, the Soviet Union bore the brunt of the Nazi war machine and played perhaps the most important role in the Allies' defeat of Hitler. By one calculation, for every single American soldier killed fighting the Germans, 80 Soviet soldiers died doing the same." - www.washingtonpost.com/news/worldviews/wp/2015/05/08/dont-forget-how-the-soviet-union-saved-the-world-from-hitler/
US before: Country that can build a Space Shuttle. US today: Country that is waiting for Weed Smoking Billionaire to build a copy of a Soyuz crew ship.
Yes, I'd *love* to see a follow-up video where you investigate the history of the SSC even more deeply. All of your videos are wonderful, and this one was uniquely interesting!
I've always been interested in the SSC and remember laughing about the LHC finally coming on line. It became quickly apparent that the stopping of the SSC set the USA back decades and one can only play a guessing game at imagining how much further our understanding of our universe would've progressed. Still, Ross Perot could've contributed a fair chunk of change towards it on a personal level, and I guess there's nothing stopping a bunch of rich pricks getting together and building their own super-duper-super-collider. PS: Joe, I'd be super keen to see more on this and other interesting things. Whether science and engineering or travelogues, yep, I'm in.
thanks joe, i am grateful for the work you and your team put in each of the videos. i trust any video you do on this topic would be a video i would enjoy!
I'm from Switzerland where the LHC is located. Back when I was in high school, I remember we went on a class trip there (this was in the 2000s). One of the two teachers who came along was our physics teacher. This was helpful because he could explain a lot of complicated stuff to us before the tour began. For the tour itself we got two scientists who led us around everywhere. They showed us the main control room, the hall where they keep all the computers and we were even allowed to go down to the tunnel and walk through those endless hallways for a bit. It was an awesome experience and we had 3 physicists for about 22 students, so a lot of opportunities to learn.
@@janstankiewicz9816 I agree to a certain extent. East Bloc Cooperation vs West Bloc cooperation worked out really well for the sciences. The need to maintain a scientific edge meant pleanty of funding. Post-Cold War the primary drivers were International Cooperation and Corporatism. International Cooperation was used as an excuse to cut science funding (Cost sharing) and Corporations were with few exceptions, only interested in applied sciences. I have some hope that the coming arms race might usher in a renaissance in science funding. Hopefully we can avoid war like the last time around.
Oh Joe, you have yet to make a video I didn't like, so don't feel like 💩 when you make a new type of video. If I could give you a supportive hug I would, cause you deserve it.
I live on the same road as the old warehouses that were bought by magnablend. It blew me away when I learned that we moved right next door to where the SSC hq would’ve been. Insane
"We defeated the nazis..." :D That's hilarious, man...so many nations and different peoples fought in that war against nazism, but of course it was USofA that "defeated nazis"... :D ROFL P.S. And you(USofA) "defeated imperial Japan" by splitting the atom and killing HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS innocent civilians in one moment. * Pat on the back * Well fucking done, definitely something to be proud of. I doubt USofA has been ever respected for that madness though. Feared always, but don't confuse those.
The bombs saved lives in the long run if you knew anything. Did you ever read what happened on Okinawa? Multiply that by a thousand. The estimated death told of Japanese lives alone would have been just staggering. The Japanese would have fought to the last just about, and their culture wiped out. PS: There are few innocents in war. If you're a civilian, and you're adding to the war effort? You're explicit. Whether you're growing rice for the military or building arms. Also while Russia did do much of the heavy lifting. It was with American steel and goods.
Great video Joe! And yes i would very much like to see some longer documentaries. You have a gift to find so much different and interesting subjects. Thank you for doing this for us!!! Waiting for more :-)
Awesome! I definitely believe mini-documentaries are the way to go! My suggestion, interviewing quantum computer scientists on their view in how these machine will impact the future
I don’t understand how a nation can be so ignorant and proud about its role in history. America did absolutely not “defeat the nazis”. They were a tiny part of the forces that defeated the nazis. People saying it like the whole world was in shambles, crumbling to the ground and Uncle Sam came strutting in and saved the day.
I am not Joe but i think i do know the answer. CO2 levels are high enough to make climate change a thing but the levels must increase dramaticly to observe a diferrence at the colour of the sky. Great question.
@@pressaltf4forfreevbucks179 It's hard for me to have any conversations about the global warming issue when there is a steady flow of fraud in the subject coming from the main distributions of the information. Science has no department of adjusted data! Look into the OPCW. on the Syria, Douma event of April 7th 2018. This is a fresh & good example of fraud coming from the top. There are lies that are being scientifically base to fool the population!
Can only imagine the local protests against having a nearby particle accelerator. "making a black hole that will destroy the earth and from which not even light can escape!? My garden is very shady as it is!"
it was actually kinda like that
NIMBY!
At least the black hole would suck the light towards the garden, being underneath and all. You wouldn't have any problems getting light then ;)
Lol If anyone here has watched Steins gate, You kinda Understand the fear people might have had.
All of your black hole blasphemy is nonsense. The Earth is clearly flat. It'd be a black spot, obviously.
Also, NIMBY.
"There's mustard in my fridge that;s older than that".... classic. Thanks Mr. Scott for frequently making my day!!
I was literally checking the date on my ketchup when he said that... Lol
Back in 2006 we were having Christmas at my aunt's house and my aunt got out some mustard for the Christmas ham. The tin looked particularly rustic and when my brother started eating it I was struck by the very dark colour of the mustard. I checked the tin - best before July... 1995!
@@transcrobesproject3625 how tf does that even happen
@@0404chrisjz ? Stuff getting forgotten at the back of a fridge or cupboard? If you never eat it yourself (my aunt lives by herself) and you only get it out for the occasional guest who insists on it...
Yes Joe, GO.
Really did like the history, and would love to watch some longer format vids from you.
I second it.
Joe GO is also a good name for the series. I like it
I would love some longer format from you Joe. Particle colliders would be a really interesting subject.
Yes. Id love to watch him stream on twitch and go down some rabbit holes. Yes yes yes
"The USA defieted the Nazis" - Bruh India sent more men to die than the USA
Thank you for making this video! We have lived in Waxahachie for almost 20 years and We never really heard what truly happened. There were rumors but this makes a lot more sense. It’s a shame so many people lost their homes and property for nothing !I personally would love to see more about it ! I have never seen where it is so that would be interesting to see !
what were some of the rumors?
YES!! Absolutely, the occasional deep dive would be a great addition to an already great channel. Thanks for all your hard work Joe, it’s much appreciated
You should do more “history of science” videos. They’re really good and engaging.
Or just history in general. For example about Americans defeating the Nazis :D
U mean USSR, US, Canada, UK defeating Germany
@@bhuvaneshs.k638 I was referring to what the guy said in the video. Btw it was much more countries than those you named
@@raukoring yeahh sure... No problemo buddy... That's why it's called "World war"
"I can't believe I threw up in front of Prime Minister Miyazawa."
"Face it, George. You threw up _on_ Prime Minister Miyazawa."
Poor old ass grabber...
cheney told him to do it
...and how many reading the original dwc1964 comment got the movie reference?!! 😁
🤣🤣👍 Animal House, more relevant today than ever!
Great statement dwc1964, only I'd add at the end of your statement... "and the world."
your set looks so clean and nice but that tangent cam revealed hidden sin
what
He plays guitar...😱
A poorly hidden sin
Andy Pandy Messiness is a sign of intelligence? Riiiiiiight.
Maaaybe a messy desk since it might indicate you work a lot.
@Andy Pandy I know someone exactly like that
Hey Joe. I’ve recently discovered your videos and they’re very interesting and I hope you continue your work because as a busy high school student, I really look forward to coming home and having some free time, which I spend listening and watching your videos while I’m doing homework, playing video games, or just chilling. Hope you see this and know that lots of people appreciate your work:)
JS, I am an OLD guy and appreciated this video. May I have another?? Keep up the good work!
When Joe said because well you know? I played merica f*ck yea in my head before it played in the video lol
@strontiumXnitrate Except for the fact that Higgs theorised it in 1964 and he was ridiculed in the science community for it. :)
Rest of the video: how clean and well produced
Tangent cam: MY GOD...
SSC: "So the LHC won't let me be or let me be me so let me see. Bad sushi shut me down by '93, but it feels so empty without me"
SSC*
Good job, marshal
@@mary9983 only word salad of his I like.
Well done.
Your sense of humor is above and beyond !!
Learning and enjoying at the same time.
Thank you man for the amazing content and presentation
This video is absolutely amazing. I'm glad you went over all the topics you did. You caught me up on all the news and you sounded brilliant doing it.
Last time I was this early, you JUST put the mustard in the fridge.
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6 years to be exact.
Hey marco you were one of the top comments on the last video I watched on hacking ps4s???
A small amount of white wine vinegar will restore the mustard to its original luster, unless it is some mass-produced, artificially preserved American crap brand which will actually go rancid - real mustard will last aeons in your fridge. Much depends on one's ability to control the impulse to reuse the already-licked knife, also. Americans and impulses - Yeah, I know...
@@ablokenamedgeorge Lmao, it was the Gameboy video. Man, I unintentionally caused a firestorm, 1100 likes, 113 replies. Good times. SecuROM also had a comment a lot liked.
You can find me on Tech YES City as well. I make all sorts of interesting posts. I post on any vid if I think of something I think might be interesting or witty or relevant. Joe Scott does a lot of interesting videos and makes great content. Happy to be subbed.
Desertron was the coolest name I ever heard for a few seconds, until I heard you say Keyworth and Trivelpiece. They sound like a fictitious duo from a detective novel.
You're right! 🤣😉
I'm already writing fanfic of their adventures! Trivelworth is naughty!
Imagine the science that could be done, with just a fraction of defence spending.
Great point. Take it one step further. Take 5% of military spending from the last 60 years and apply that to science. 600 billion dollars? Give or take 100 billion.
If only we could all cooperate instead of compete, we would probably have already expanded outside the milky way. I get disheartened when i think of the emmensity we humans waste over futile, childish obsessions, my species is an emberassment to me. Such potential wasted.
You would be surprised to find that wanting to do better than someone else has motivated innovation since the beginning of time.
@@Woogoo336 you don't need a tank for a pissing contest tho. if you spend your money on more beer instead you are more likely to win ;)
@@donfields1234 It must be understood that we are simply apes whose ancestors got lucky because ice melted 12 000 years ago. Human behaviour is largely autonomous and though our civilization has drastically changed very quickly, our physiology has remained the same. We actually do cooperate a lot and competition is very natural.
Go for it Joe. You're always a must watch, would love to see some deeper dives too.
I'd love to see some larger projects and documentaries from you!
"Six years ago! There's mustard in my fridge that's older than that!" This made my day
Mustard is like wine... it gets better with age.
Crazy I've never learned about this surprisingly interesting part of history, thank you Joe
8 billion dollars tbh is tiny in a multi trillion dollar economy, the banks got bailed out significantly more.
A billion here and a billion there, before you know it, you're talking about real money!
$700 billion on defence... each and every year. $8 billion is a rounding error on a single weapons system. At the height of the conflict in Iraq and Afghanistan $8 billion was spent every week.
The James Webb Space Telescope is tipping at $9 billion. The ISS cost at least $100 billion to build and $3 billion per year to maintain.
Tax cuts to the wealthiest Americans costs the treasury $trillions each and every year. This while there's "no money" to address lead in the drinking water.
At the time, a billion dollars was worth a lot more than it is now.
Except that we're talking 8 to 10 billion dollars of 1990's money. Inflation puts the number now at $15,938,651,863.60. Also, when it comes to science in this country, it's usually last on the list to get funded and first on the list to get defunded. Unless you're waving a big wang at the Soviets.
There is a quote attributed to Brian Cox which goes along the lines of the UK government spent more money propping up the banks in a single year than had been spent on science and research since the beginning of the industrial revolution. (There does seem to be some variations of the quote)
www.bbc.com/news/av/uk-politics-18736011/brian-cox-bank-bailout-costlier-than-uk-science-since-jesus
So I grew up in Waxahachie, Tx. I remember when the SSC was being built and when it got shut down. It was an especially huge disappointment for our town. There were a lot of people from STEM fields that had moved here to work on the SSC. My physics teacher in HS was one of the SSC scientist that decided to stick around, he was awesome.
It was pretty common for businesses in town to have a map with the outline of the SSC tunnels hung up on a wall somewhere. Most people that live here now are not aware of the SSC or that there is a 14 mile tunnel half way around town.
Although I was too young to really understand what the SSC was, and I am really glad we built the ISS, I often like to think about what my little town would have turned into had the SSC been fully built. Maybe we would have 8 Whatburger's instead of the 4 we have now, you know the stuff of dreams. lol.
Yes definitely interested in a longer docuform type LHC video/series!!!
They clearly should have started with installing the Fifteen Hundred Megawatt Aperture Science Heavy Duty Super-Colliding Super Button first.
Could have saved a lot of headaches.
I suspect Black Mesa had something to do with that. #BlameBlackMesa
I remember interviews before the Higgs was discovered where scientists were talking about how disappointed they'd be if the Higgs were the only particle they discovered... 6 years later.
Well, if they weren't disappointed before they are now.
@Jeremy Kirkpatrick they expected things just as big as Higgs Boson, something that didn't happen.
Building the LHC with only Higgs Boson as a grand accomplishment was a big concern in the early years of the LHC.
@Jeremy Kirkpatrick aren't they plan to extend the loop or up the power level of collisions in some other way? I feel like I heard something like that
ah, I wrote that in the middle of the video, Joe talks about the upgrade later.
It will be called the VLHC. This is required to got up to a little higher energy it has to be r^2 longer.
Great episode! That was a blast from the past. I remember all of those events...especially Bush getting sick 🤢all over the Japanese prime minister.
I love the idea of longer, more in depth videos! 👍 Thanks, Joe.
Do the in depth video joe!
George Bush Probably Swallowed A BAD FLY ....
he vomited on him? feel bad for him, stress causes shit like that.
Would definitely be interested in the long-form, documentary-type videos. Always find your videos educational and would love to see interviews, first-hand accounts, on-site videos, etc. to go along with your informative lectures. Will keep watching either way!
Any content you decide to create I’ll support.
17:02 Bigger, Longer form Documentry type Videos for next year will be pretty Awesome Joe!!
I'll look forward to them.
+1 on that! Would love to see this.
I agree, I'm sold for that !
Saransh Gautam do it, do it ... do it.
I loved this. A good equal amount of history, science, and humor. Keep it up!
Would love to see longer, documentary like videos.
I’ve never heard the character of Ross Perot described so eloquently; “He was a meme before memes were memes.” Never a truer word said. Well said good sir, well said.
Memes have existed as long as culture has existed. What has not existed as long as culture has existed is merely a name for them, not to mention the ability to rapidly share them amongst the entire internet-connected populace.
He just died. I think at what, 110 ?
Steven Utter literal much? Yeah you must be a total hit at parties mate. We all understand the idea of memes as posited by Richard Dawkins, but we also understand the basis of a funny satirical joke poked at a ludicrous ‘politician’.
Speaking of Meme
Bill Clinton be like :
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Screw with Monica Lewinsky : i.kym-cdn.com/entries/icons/original/000/020/147/drake.jpg
The Perot Museum is awesome you should go see that I think it had like four floors and just something for everybody including kids lots of prehistoric skeletons of dinosaurs and I believe Trent asaurus Rex
"He was a billionaire and one time presidential candidate" - Now that's a tautology if ever I heard one!
Name Here - thanks. I had never heard that word before. Now I just need to find a way to lever it into conversation.
Loved this Video Joe. I have a physics degree from UNT and followed this closely as it was evolving. I have friends here now that once worked there. What a sad day it was when this was cancelled. I remember it like yesterday. Thanks for filling in some details I either didn’t know or had forgotten. Greetings from McKinney TX.
Whenever I think about bureaucracy ruining our future, this project always comes to mind.
Yeah, If a democrat or leftist ever says they are PRO-SCIENCE , punch a hole through his face.
What the hell did I start? All was saying is that I wish politics didn't get in the way of science. I don't care what party or ideology, I just want science. Chill out, children!
@Davvy Jannes ,
This is the internet, you are just going to hurt your brain if you that is the shield you take up.
Fighting that level of ignorance is a war of attrition that no one can win....
Just give Tanmoy sd something along the lines of 'ok boomer,' and move on.
Those of us whom read his words just laughed at him, that is all those Trolls deserve.
Wouldn't a Technocracy be so much nicer?
@Davvy Jannes Wow! Look at the size of the Reply. Looks like I have triggered you real good. Another proof of peanut sized brain of leftists. So easy to manipulate.
Split the atom? Really, Joe? I think New Zealander Sir Earnest Rutherford might disagree with you there.
Not to mention defeating the Nazis, I don't think there were any English speakers anywhere near Berlin when Hitler popped his clogs.
thank you bfk1970 - glad not the only one who picked that up
He only makes it on New Zealand's highest denominating $100 note
He was making a reference to the bombs not literally splitting the atom. And the US did do about 1/4 the work to defeat the nazis (1/4 goes to UK 1/4 to USSR 1/4 goes to all the manufacturing/fighting countries )
@@bearcatben4762 just because he showed a picture of an automatic weapon going off does not neglect the the fact that he said "split the atom". cause that's what we're talking about here *facts* - no your opinion.
really? the US did 1/3 of the work - really?
with the UK and USSR doing the rest - really?
so that's why it's called *world* war II?? it's completely and utterly disrespectful to all those other men and women from all the other countries who fought and died in the war - or returned home broken. think before you make so blanket statements - and do your research!
for the record, America might see itself that way- as the saviour of the world / hero of WWII - the rest of the world did not at the time, and do NOT now - ha! come in the end and claim all the credit - not even 1/3 mate
Yessssss make a Nebula documentary on a science-history thing on some interesting project, successful or failed
Always enjoy the way your stories poke fun, yet traverse the plot perimeters on science and politics with ease... You have a gift at gab, and which after listening to you, makes complete sense. Good Job Old Chap..! Keep up the story telling and we will all be smarter because of it .!
Long term subscriber here and I really liked this video. I quite like longer videos as long as they're less than about 20 mins. Joe on tour doing science documentaries sounds like a fun side format.
Long-form documentaries by you would be excellent, I think.
Yes Joe, documentaries and interviews would be fantastic!
Hey Joe, I can't say I want all of vids this way, but in this situation having world events and politics beautifully filled out the story. Toy around with longer or documentary styles. Spread your wings little YT channel!
9:45 - That song melody hits every time
bill: omg 10billion
military industrial complex: hold my beer
True. Less the cost of a latest aircraft carrier.
Haha I think we need a "Joe's Fridge" video for Random Thursday!
Would be great to hear about more projects America was working on that never happened, and what we could have learned if we had
From a technology standpoint, we still live in the shadow of the Cold War.
At the tail end we were working some truly exotic stuff that even now would seem futuristic. Delta Clipper, The National Space Plane (SSTO) railguns, partical beam weapons, space manufacting, Radio Frequency weapons, thought controlled machine interface, Astrolite G etc...
Bold Gambit aren’t BAE systems already working on railguns
@@fruitella196 Yes, though its not as cool or as useful as HAVE STING might have been: warisboring.com/the-death-star-that-might-have-been/
America didn't "split the atom" first. Ernest Rutherford was the first person to knowingly split the nucleus, in 1918 at Manchester University and he was from New Zealand.
so litigious you are, you can see from the picture that he is referencing the bombs not literally an atom. If your going to be so literal why not give credit to the neutrons that really did it? He didn't do it in 1918 because the neutron was only discovered in 1932
Ernest Rutherford didnt split it, he crushed it.
Nuclear fission we know today was discovered on 17. December 1938 in Berlin at the Kaiser-Wilhelm-Institut of chemistry
And after war the american took all the german scientist and developed the nuke
And now there is a crazy President sitting on a throne of nukes
Thankr for your input GPGames TV and dwc1964 but 40 years ago when I went to school the term "split the atom" specifically related to Ernest Rutherford. Nowadays with the internet the Google search "split the atom" also brings up Ernest Rutherford as number 1. So if Joe (who I totally respect) was referencing some other event using the term "split the atom" was incorrect.
@@Kevin-po3on Yeah like i said he crushed it its not a split.
Today we split Uranium Atoms to get this Reaction
So what are u meaning with split the atom?
If you mean fission you are wrong
@@GroovaPalooza Your not understanding what I am saying (or don't want to). This is about terminology and history. No matter how scientific you get Ernest Rutherford still "split the atom". Until a panel of "experts" specifically say "Ernest Rutherford crushed the atom" he still split it because that's what the history books still say today. Pluto would still be a planet if a scientific committee had not deemed it otherwise.
I would love if you went for the longer form video with exploring!! I love your videos, you make a lot of heady concepts really easy and fun to understand
Love your channel I recommend it to people all the time makes my week more interesting thanks for the great content!
Joe: "If the SSC were built we would've already discovered magic!"
Absolutely loved this, I stumbled on this channel a few months ago and cant stop watching and it keeps getting better.
I would love to see some long form docuvideos
U.S. : Struggles to build an 10 billion particle accelerator
Switzerland: Builds an rail road tunnel for 23 billion
One of these has an outcome that's much more tangible and certain than the other.
What's the point of this comment?
Please do! I would love to see longer documentaries or maybe even a sort of a docuseries!
I love the tangent cam view of your neat and organized desk. Looks like mine. Thank you for the view. Love it.
I remember this. I was in college when congress voted to kill funding on this thing
Ok Boomer
@@lurk7757 Nah, that's Joe's/our parents. Should be "Ok X-er". 😂
That what a resentful Boomer would say @@lunacouer
@@lurk7757 😂😂😂
@@lurk7757 You're sorta bad at math, aren't ya? :)
As a guy named Shia once said..."JUST DO IIIIIIIITTTTTT" No really, I would love to see a video on the tunnels and stuff
Oh the Lee-Buff guy.
@Rick Deegan People gotta people. Everyone's got a good and bad side in other people's perspectives. Society is interestingly complex that way.
Neil Degrasse Tyson, talks about the SSC all the time and how the US has ceased to be relevant in the world of science.
Well, and we have our result. No new physics was found at LHC, not building the ssc was the correct choice.
@Greg Albright
It is true though what CronoZoneDJ said.
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I would start with the Quantum Computing playlist, the Quantum Teleportation playlist second, and then the Quantum Internet playlist, in that order.
Though you should start with the Graphene playlist, and then go to the Photonic Computing, Spintronics and then Quantum Computing in that order.
Have you looked up Anti - Matter drives / positron drives?
Graphene playlist on my other channel.
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Greg Albright so finding the Higgs boson wasn’t new physics for you?
@@Sauromannen The higgs signal was originally found at Fermi, the LHC just confirmed the result. So no, no new physics has been found at LHC.
@@Sauromannen But more to the point, the LHC was supposed to find super symmetric particles, and it failed to find those. From a science POV, the LHC has been the most expensive failure of all time.
Very interesting video!! Please Joe... Go for it!! We can literally watch your stuff the whole day!
Send it Joe! I think moving towards larger productions like what you are talking about would be really cool. For example, I really enjoyed the interview you did with Andy Weir.
When I was a child in the 90s I remember news articles on the SSC saying this research "would lead to more powerful rockets" decades later I am still thinking how? Were they thinking it would create antimatter or graviton motors or something?
I believe the thinking was or what was being pitched at least was it could create Antimatter particles. Also the unknown was being sold very hard too, maybe we would be able to manipulate gravity with the findings. I found a PDF of a newspaper article scan at the time when I did a school project years ago that said some pretty crazy stuff looking back at it now.
Most people: Desertron
Me: Desert Ron
The higgs boson **nervous cough** OF COURSE we all know what that is
it basically is the key to why things have mass. it is the fundamental particle for the mass to exist essentially
@@Cuznz I know that 𝘯𝘰𝘸.. it’s been 11 months of learning stuff lol but thanks man!
The spaceship in your PFP is in the video around 14:37 haha
Yes , longer format videos sounds Brilliant! I love to learn how to think again through your videos! ( I spent a freakish amount of time alone)
I'm proud to brag here as someone who has taken a special tour of Fermilab back in 1978-79 as a doctoral student about 20 miles west of Chicago. On weekends I had a part-time job as a flight instructor at DuPage Co. airport, just west of Fermilab. I had a flight student who was employed as a "scientist" in Fermilab. The "lab" was a checkpoint for pilots to report near DuPage Co. tower at the time before entering the airport traffic area, now know as "class D" airspace.
My student pilot offered to take me on an internal tour of the Fermilab at the time. Many needed special permission to take such a tour but I didn't because of who my "student pilot" was. My friend just happened to be a "particle physicist" who had access to the lab and was able to take me on a "special tour" of Fermilab. I feel especially privileged to have taken that tour. If my "friend" has watched this video and is still around, I'd like to thank you for that very special tour of Fermilab. It was built before CERN and was the state of the art facility at the time. Certain particles were discovered at the "Fermilab" that have gone down in history.
Yeah they repeated 1 of the experiments: the electron's cousin is too wobbly due to *something*
1:24 - To be fair, *all* of the allied powers are responsible for defeating the Nazis, but if you're going to point to the country that did the most, it would obviously have to be the Russians. America was late to enter the war and the vast majority of the fighting was on the Russian front.
"It was the Western Allies’ extreme good fortune that the Russians, and not themselves, paid almost the entire ‘butcher’s bill’ for [defeating Nazi Germany], accepting 95 per cent of the military casualties of the three major powers of the Grand Alliance," writes Hastings.... "Starting in 1941, the Soviet Union bore the brunt of the Nazi war machine and played perhaps the most important role in the Allies' defeat of Hitler. By one calculation, for every single American soldier killed fighting the Germans, 80 Soviet soldiers died doing the same." - www.washingtonpost.com/news/worldviews/wp/2015/05/08/dont-forget-how-the-soviet-union-saved-the-world-from-hitler/
@Toby Thompson Agreed. If the Nazis captured the oil fields in the Caucuses instead of attacking the USSR we'd be speaking German today.
@@electriccerix Genau!
Thank you, it irked me too, especially as a Russian.
US before: Country that can build a Space Shuttle.
US today: Country that is waiting for Weed Smoking Billionaire to build a copy of a Soyuz crew ship.
This makes the "Big Dig" in Boston look like an ant farm. 10 Billion to start projection?
Look out, Mama, here comes 100 Billion!
Yes, I'd *love* to see a follow-up video where you investigate the history of the SSC even more deeply. All of your videos are wonderful, and this one was uniquely interesting!
Longer format Joe Scott documentaries. I AM HERE FOR IT.
That awkward moment when you work at CERN and accidentally smash the wrong particle, and now Darth Vader’s quote is Luke I Am Your Daughter.
I've always been interested in the SSC and remember laughing about the LHC finally coming on line. It became quickly apparent that the stopping of the SSC set the USA back decades and one can only play a guessing game at imagining how much further our understanding of our universe would've progressed. Still, Ross Perot could've contributed a fair chunk of change towards it on a personal level, and I guess there's nothing stopping a bunch of rich pricks getting together and building their own super-duper-super-collider. PS: Joe, I'd be super keen to see more on this and other interesting things. Whether science and engineering or travelogues, yep, I'm in.
What if billionaires had a private, secret supercollider and kept the information quiet?
Imagine having George Bush right next to you and he's having an OD and puking on your legs... lol
Sounds great 😍🤤
Yameru! No korayder por yu!
Puking up little boy goo most likely
thanks joe, i am grateful for the work you and your team put in each of the videos. i trust any video you do on this topic would be a video i would enjoy!
I'm from Switzerland where the LHC is located. Back when I was in high school, I remember we went on a class trip there (this was in the 2000s). One of the two teachers who came along was our physics teacher. This was helpful because he could explain a lot of complicated stuff to us before the tour began. For the tour itself we got two scientists who led us around everywhere. They showed us the main control room, the hall where they keep all the computers and we were even allowed to go down to the tunnel and walk through those endless hallways for a bit. It was an awesome experience and we had 3 physicists for about 22 students, so a lot of opportunities to learn.
In terms of human motivation, competition beats cooperation every time
Best effects, however, are achieved when "cooperation" and "competition" supplement each other.
You cant really eat the rich in competitive way tho.
@@janstankiewicz9816 I agree to a certain extent. East Bloc Cooperation vs West Bloc cooperation worked out really well for the sciences. The need to maintain a scientific edge meant pleanty of funding.
Post-Cold War the primary drivers were International Cooperation and Corporatism. International Cooperation was used as an excuse to cut science funding (Cost sharing) and Corporations were with few exceptions, only interested in applied sciences.
I have some hope that the coming arms race might usher in a renaissance in science funding. Hopefully we can avoid war like the last time around.
@@Oksa_L Have you not heard of competitive eating?
Unfortunately that wouldn't solve anything, human nature means someone always comes out on top.
Bold Gambit Those Chicoms are aggressive
Oh Joe, you have yet to make a video I didn't like, so don't feel like 💩 when you make a new type of video. If I could give you a supportive hug I would, cause you deserve it.
"I'm planning on doing X in the coming year" . Oh have naive we all were.
Wow. That was a refreshing amount of backround info. Very interresting thank you
I live on the same road as the old warehouses that were bought by magnablend. It blew me away when I learned that we moved right next door to where the SSC hq would’ve been. Insane
Defeated the Nazis? Invented rock'n'roll? Don't tell the Brits....
They don't care. It's not about whether your story is true, it's about whether you can tell it louder and more often. 'Muricah, fuck yeah!
The russian defeated the Nazis. But America.did invent rock and roll. Not even up for debate.
"We defeated the nazis..." :D That's hilarious, man...so many nations and different peoples fought in that war against nazism, but of course it was USofA that "defeated nazis"... :D ROFL
P.S. And you(USofA) "defeated imperial Japan" by splitting the atom and killing HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS innocent civilians in one moment. * Pat on the back * Well fucking done, definitely something to be proud of. I doubt USofA has been ever respected for that madness though. Feared always, but don't confuse those.
The bombs saved lives in the long run if you knew anything. Did you ever read what happened on Okinawa? Multiply that by a thousand.
The estimated death told of Japanese lives alone would have been just staggering. The Japanese would have fought to the last just about, and their culture wiped out.
PS: There are few innocents in war. If you're a civilian, and you're adding to the war effort? You're explicit. Whether you're growing rice for the military or building arms.
Also while Russia did do much of the heavy lifting. It was with American steel and goods.
The fact this wasn't built is a crime against humanity.
Great video Joe! And yes i would very much like to see some longer documentaries. You have a gift to find so much different and interesting subjects. Thank you for doing this for us!!! Waiting for more :-)
Just found your show and I’m a huge fan. I have been binge watching every show you’ve put up!
This thing could have cost almost as much as the James Webb Space Telescope!
Fun fact: My ex-girlfriend did that some years later on my pants. She was drunk, not ill, and i forgive her.
Oh my God loves the world police reference that was perfect
Awesome! I definitely believe mini-documentaries are the way to go! My suggestion, interviewing quantum computer scientists on their view in how these machine will impact the future
Yes, More. Really liked the depth, why's and why-not's.
I don’t understand how a nation can be so ignorant and proud about its role in history. America did absolutely not “defeat the nazis”. They were a tiny part of the forces that defeated the nazis. People saying it like the whole world was in shambles, crumbling to the ground and Uncle Sam came strutting in and saved the day.
Without American resources the Nazis and imperial Japan would have won ww2. Change my mind.
Not "30 years ago". 50 years. It was 50 years since the 70s, Joe.
he was implying 30 years since late 80's/early 90's ( the timeframe the video is actually about}
God, time moves fast.
Joe, I have a question to ask.
As the level of CO2 changes will the colour of the sky change? or has it already changed colour?
Are you saying that Co2 is green house is co-lore!
I am not Joe but i think i do know the answer. CO2 levels are high enough to make climate change a thing but the levels must increase dramaticly to observe a diferrence at the colour of the sky. Great question.
Good question! That point never occurred to me. Even the comments on his videos are worth exploring. 😉
@@pressaltf4forfreevbucks179 It's hard for me to have any conversations about the global warming issue when there is a steady flow of fraud in the subject coming from the main distributions of the information. Science has no department of adjusted data!
Look into the OPCW. on the Syria, Douma event of April 7th 2018.
This is a fresh & good example of fraud coming from the top.
There are lies that are being scientifically base to fool the population!
Nope, Rayleigh scattering does not care about CO2 hysteria.
I would love to see you keep expanding the channel!
Yesss I definitely wanna see the sight, and a docu series would be awesome.
p.s.: the longer, the better.
Giggity
that's what she said!
Well, we defeated Japan. But most of WW2 Europe was USSR vs Germany.
Actually a New Zealander called Ernest Rutherford first split the atom
Nope, he crushed the atom, the neutron wasn't even discovered until 1930s
Just discovered you on RUclips :D Everything you bring up is interesting because of you. Would love you to do longer documentaries.
Would love to see a longer form video exploring the site and Interviews. Super interesting!