Rumman47 Well, the joke is that instead of doing anything to do research they spent it to make a movie out of atoms. But it could still be considered as a joke this way.
This movie was filmed with a scanning tunneling microscope, which can capture atoms at a depth resolution of 0.01 nanometers--less than a tenth of the size of a single oxygen atom--which is why atoms in the background aren't captured. Each atom is part of a carbon monoxide molecule, but only the oxygen part shows up on film. The molecules were moved around on a copper plate using a copper needle. 65 molecules were used, and in total there are over 240 frames. It was filmed by a four-person research team and took them two weeks working 18-hour days. There was no danger of accidentally splitting an atom, but if they had, no one would have been hurt. Splitting an atom doesn't release much energy unless you cause a chain reaction. I got all this from reading the Wikipedia page, which you should definitely check out if you want to learn more.
that isnt a detail and it isnt subtle, its extremely loud and attention grabbing. it is the only lifelike thing about this animation. this is just an ad for ibm, of course anything involving authentic artistry for it was phoned in. (except for the perfectly rendered IBM logo of course)
I smell a "I smell a wooosh coming" coming I'm so sorry. I've ruined this comment completely, it could have had a great reply section. Reddit cringe and so are r/woosh "jokes."
i wanna see this comment get more than 2k likes edit: i wanna see this comment get more than 50k likes it took a year.. but it doesn't matter this is the last milestone. I wanna see this comment get more than 100k likes
@@nigonkee4639 So do I. It's usually when I've been psychopharmacologically influenced. But you're right, when they can manipulate the electron cloud's probability function to give us a high-res movie, I probably won't go "Meh".
Gets straight to the point, unexpected but interesting climax, no random villains in the middle of the movie, interesting scenes and backgrounds, framework done perfectly This is a solid 11/10
Um i think it wuld be realy hard to keep it steady with his hand, just breathing on the camera or maybe even walking around near it would've ruined the whole thing? maybe even with a tripod! Do you know how small atoms are? Like, smaller than your piNkY. Silly billy EDIT: I'm just gonna say, if you try to whoosh me again, that whoosh is just boomeranging right back to you.
Spoiler: the things that you're seeing aren't atoms at all, they're molecules. Carbon monoxide molecules to be exact, so they're 2 atoms stacked atop each other. And this isn't a movie, but more like a cartoon (many pictures in a row), which is how the camera is so steady. I'm interested to know more about the ripples around the molecules.
Those ripples are the electrons of the copper atoms the movie was animated on. "Filming" was only possible at extremely low temperatures, at which point the electrons of the copper behave more like a fluid.
@@MagicToadSlime were made of dead stars. No human has contributed to the making of a star. All our bodies stay on earth. Although we are made of dead humans
My brain doesnt want to imagine these as literal atoms and just tiny balls of metal, but reminding my self how incredibly small this stuff actually is is crazy
@@BigLebowski2000 I mean, subatomic particles have been known for a while now, electrons were discovered at the end of the 19th century. Quarks are even smaller and have been first observed about 50 years ago now.
Wrap your mind around this, most people accept things as presented. No one knows what this really is but we just accept the master sorcerer's at the word forgetting you cast spells and also spelling is the creation of words. Hey Illuminati ai have I impressed you enough to be given a job
@@eckoreckofantasy go to most highschools around the world, and you will see that science isn’t taught as an interesting and enthusiastic topic, but more like a “rigorous” highly theoretical field
@@eckoreckofantasy I'm not saying the concept is, just that, in the sense of the joke I tried to convey, "boring" was the most effective adjective to use. And besides, don't tell me you cheered loudly when they taught ya about the cell parts in school.
Caveman made tools and hunted animals so we can evolve so much that we could move atoms in such a way where it looks like a human boy playing with a bouncy ball
No, actually the LORD God of Hosts created the heaven and earth by His Word but mankind has chosen delusion and fanciful, sensual delights. These aren't atoms, man. These are metal balls with some effect filtered over. Stop being amazed by your own deceit and imagination.
Imagine being studying science for years, getting a PhD in quantum physics, and getting a job in a renowned lab to study atoms, and end up making stop-motion animation films on the smallest scale possible. My friends, whoever you are, you have achieved the dream. Congratulations on your wonderful accomplishment, I enjoyed this :D Have a nice day!
@@commando5112 you watched a few videos and you claim to know enough to cure diabetes? When scientists worldwide have been researching on it for years? The audacity 💀
Humans can be so funny sometimes. I'm just imagining the IBM researchers going, "Hey man, we can now move atoms one by one to wherever we want." "Wait a minute, that means we can make an extremely small animation!" "You're right! Let's do that now." lol
Wrap your mind around this, most people accept things as presented. No one knows what this really is but we just accept the master sorcerer's at the word forgetting you cast spells and also spelling is the creation of words. Hey Illuminati ai have I impressed you enough to be given a job
@@tordiversen8611 An atom in this form (separate) can only be in deep space, in an environment of absolute vacuum. Here on earth, it will be surrounded by any other substance, such as atmospheric air atoms. In terrestrial conditions, it is impossible to obtain an absolute cosmic vacuum. This is the "idiot test" video.
You can't imagine it. I once heard of a guy that got graph paper and stuck into a 1000 X 1000 sheet. Then he put dots in each hole. It took him around a month. Does he now understand a million? Maybe
![Twenty One Pilots - “The Line” (from Arcane Season 2) [Official Music Video]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/E2Rj2gQAyPA/mqdefault.jpg)
imagine just vibing in a table and then you're now a movie star
69th like
How does one get inside of a table?
@@dashdash2939 quantum tunneling....
Grammar police
@@debadritopal9043 I don't think it is a grammar police situation, just someone making a joke.
@@bruhkan457 a joke that destroys another joke...
Nice
“So what have you guys been doing with our 10 million dollar budget?”
“Welllllllll!”
Underrated
Alonso V you don't buy atoms
thebloxer_ boy That's the joke
Rumman47 Well, the joke is that instead of doing anything to do research they spent it to make a movie out of atoms. But it could still be considered as a joke this way.
for real
"Ive spent years making a full movie. Its my masterpiece"
"Woah can i see it?"
"No"
engles
"why not?"
"You can't literally see it"
Oh, you.
"Yes but actually No"
@@alphaapple9673 “English” -Google translate
Scientists playing with atoms and making a stop motion animation is exactly what I expected from our greatest minds. I love it!
still waiting for the part where a scientist plays with atoms
agreed
Are they actual atoms?
This movie was filmed with a scanning tunneling microscope, which can capture atoms at a depth resolution of 0.01 nanometers--less than a tenth of the size of a single oxygen atom--which is why atoms in the background aren't captured. Each atom is part of a carbon monoxide molecule, but only the oxygen part shows up on film. The molecules were moved around on a copper plate using a copper needle. 65 molecules were used, and in total there are over 240 frames. It was filmed by a four-person research team and took them two weeks working 18-hour days.
There was no danger of accidentally splitting an atom, but if they had, no one would have been hurt. Splitting an atom doesn't release much energy unless you cause a chain reaction.
I got all this from reading the Wikipedia page, which you should definitely check out if you want to learn more.
Thanks dude, I was hoping for someone to explain this at the comment section, and here you are, explaining it to me, thanks.
Wow, I guess this is what you call [DETERMINATION]. But really, I’m impressed
But why are there ripples around atoms? See!!!
Thanks.
That's so cool
"Resolution of this movie is 50x30."
"Pixels?"
"Atoms"
Underrated.
Underrated x2
Eh, it's pretty good...
But it's lacking basic construction. And its Perspective leaves a lot to be desired.
Underrated 3x
Underrated 4x
"what program do use to animate?"
"It's complicated"
Atomic - frame 3D? -
@@p4ultubehd finger is too big
It's a small one..
it actually IS complicated
@@MahaSidha А сложно написать комментарий на английском под видео на АНГЛИЙСКОМ языке?
The camera quality is so good you can even see the atoms
lmao good one
Good thinking!
bruh, u dumb?
@@maybepossiblything prove it
Bruh this has to beat the “Highest quality image of an atom.” But instead it’s the “Highest quality video of atoms”
I love how the boy's hair flops a little bit when he's dancing. Cute subtle details.
Yea cause manipulating atoms is subtle
Waffle apacalypse I mean that they could have simply let his hair stationary, but instead took the time to move the hair.That's impressive.
The boy looks like a boy, such details
Waffle apacalypse manipulating atoms is subtle though. Unless your making an atomic bomb or something.
that isnt a detail and it isnt subtle, its extremely loud and attention grabbing. it is the only lifelike thing about this animation. this is just an ad for ibm, of course anything involving authentic artistry for it was phoned in. (except for the perfectly rendered IBM logo of course)
"Dude wanna make a mini animation with atoms?"
""That's so stupid. Hell yea"
I must honor your comment by being the 69th like
I have honored your comment by being like number 420, now time to get that higher than Snope Dog
I honored your comment coming by commenting in 2024
Nano animation
WOWW YOU DON'T READ MY PROFILE PICTURE 😶😶❌❌
“Wait, do you see that?”
“Let’s look closer…”
*atomic sized IBM trademark symbol*
This is normally seen as many many years in the future, but I wouldn’t be surprised if it started happening in a few years
“It’s just a birthmark” they said
"enhance"
atomic sized stick figure boy bouncing an atom
Oh my god, It even has a watermark
We can't imagine how small the actual atom is this is actually mind-blowing
Congrats you are the newest comment on a 10year video 🎉🎉
@@Shamedo-_- PUES AHORA LO ERES TU FELICIDADES
We actually can, because it's already measured 😊
It's atom sized that is how small it is
mind boggling.. something so small that it becomes invisible to our eyes.
Huge shoutout to the camera man for going down to the atomic level and filming this for us!!!
I smell a "I smell a wooosh coming" coming
I'm so sorry. I've ruined this comment completely, it could have had a great reply section.
Reddit cringe and so are r/woosh "jokes."
I smell like woosh
tHEy AcTUaLlY uSEd A mICrOscOpE tO fILM iT, i aM sO sMaRTIe
@@ecw613 REALLY????????????
@@ecw613 Some men just want to watch the world burn
The quality of this video is so good u can literally see the atoms on the screen.
I know right!
this.....this is the comment that won lmfaoooooooo
i wanna see this comment get more than 2k likes
edit:
i wanna see this comment get more than 50k likes
it took a year.. but it doesn't matter
this is the last milestone.
I wanna see this comment get more than 100k likes
It wouldnt be the atom tho because there mostly empty space it would just be visualised energy fields
(I use big words to make me look photosynthesis)
@@nigonkee4639 So do I. It's usually when I've been psychopharmacologically influenced. But you're right, when they can manipulate the electron cloud's probability function to give us a high-res movie, I probably won't go "Meh".
"where did humans go?"
"Gone, reduced to atoms"
The atoms :
Beautiful 😢👌
LMAOOO
Reduced to atoms, BUT LITERALLY
@@inkdylingthe2ned93 so truu
thats the exact excuse i use if something or someone is gone
Can't wait for a Bad Apple version of this
Yooo
😦
SOMEONE PLEASE MAKE THIS HAPPEN
LMAO
good idea lol
For an even smaller video, set your quality to the lowest possible!
Yo 1 hour ago wtf
you! the guy i saw on discord once-
Instructions unclear: video not loading
5 hours ago? That’s not right for this dude.
I’m so confused
Gets straight to the point, unexpected but interesting climax, no random villains in the middle of the movie, interesting scenes and backgrounds, framework done perfectly
This is a solid 11/10
is it a solid 11/10? or a liquid 10/10, or even a gas 10/10
The backgrounds WERE amazing. So much detail! I couldn't believe it!
10/10 Rotating electrons.
@@t_aikutsu It's a plasma 12/10.
5/7 recommended
Some people: “So where is this movie?”
IBM: “Gone. Reduced to atoms.”
A
A LOL
@@Icantdothisanymoreplskillme What does "A" mean??
The Vidimator it means A
Obviously
@Lead I have ruined the 69
The fact that this video published 10 years ago really tells us how far we've come in the branch of technology
Nah it was 11 years ago 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
The animation is from the 1980-1990 i remenber
@placeholdernm the YT version
Man the camera guy did a great job.
dat calculation tho lol
All he had to do was zoom in a few hundred times.
Actually, this statement was very ignorant of me. I have to give the camera guy credit for having a very steady hand.
I think it had a tripod on it.
Um i think it wuld be realy hard to keep it steady with his hand, just breathing on the camera or maybe even walking around near it would've ruined the whole thing? maybe even with a tripod! Do you know how small atoms are? Like, smaller than your piNkY. Silly billy
EDIT: I'm just gonna say, if you try to whoosh me again, that whoosh is just boomeranging right back to you.
Finally a movie where the camera is larger than the actors
Seems original.
Actors and camera ARE made of the same things, atoms....
lol😂
@Joshua Productions Neutron Stars: Am i a joke to you?
I mean what about some of the first cameras. Those were big
sequel: a boy breaks his atom!
it doesnt have a very happy ending.
So uhh, can i touch your atoms?
Prequel to the fallout games?
@@JadeBread64 yes
And after that: the boy's funeral
Corey Playz r/lotsofushavereddit
0:51 why they giggly
Because fun
Hah hea
The fact we can “see” and manipulate atoms to make a stop motion animation is actually mind blowing. Absolutely mind blowing
It’s not an animation..
*It’s an Atomation:)*
@@trackstxar
Who are you, so wise in the ways of science?
@@agostonpitlik8045 idk
@@trackstxar
Alright then, keep your secrets.
@@agostonpitlik8045 hehe
Thanos: "The infinity stones are gone, reduced to atoms."
The Infinity stones:
So I guess the Infinity Stones were made of carbon monoxide, then.
Lmao
That's why Antman is the most important Avenger. He saved half the Galaxy.
@@legitimate8463 they were dry ice all along
😂😂
Mother: "He's gonna be an animator!"
Father: "No! He's gonna be a scientist!"
The child:
Underrated
Perfect💫
Mixture
Sub to that guy
@@MokkiGO yes
I want to see Bad Apple animated with atoms
YAS
bad atom
DO NOT
Scientists: *Manage to move microscopic atoms at their will*
Also scientists: “Make them bust a move.”
i thought you said something else for a bit
@@tile_guy E l a b o r a t e
What atoms are they?
@@nuhunla1930 atoms be bustin nuts all over
@@Will_left I see.
Jokes aside, the fact that we have the technology to move individual *atoms* and film the process is ridiculous.
Technically its a molecue.
@[TSA]canal mais variado/ most random channel are they only calling it an atom because of the title?
@@dafphtthedislikeupdater7836 yep. Nobody actually knows what that little frickin' white dots are.
@@neslihanengel8264 the description even says it's carbon monoxide molecules!
Well this was made 7 years ago so... imagine what we could do now
When you wanted to be an animator
And you became an atomator instead
But When the atomator sees a smaller atom
The atomator becomes an animator and animates the atoms.
XD
everyone is some sort of atomator
did someone say my name?
Sometimes I forget this was made, then I realize this is still the best thing I've ever seen
Watch in 1p for accurate experience
gods brain
I watched in -1p
i watched it in -0p
1p contains at least billions of atoms so go smaller like 0.00000001p for quality experience
😂😂
"I wanna make such a movie too!"
*accidantally creates atomic explosion
.
*Anyone said NUKE*
Vladimir Lenin nukes existed before you sir, how do you know what a *nuke* is?
@@aiwanano6507 coz i never died
Vladimir Lenin
;-; ..... ;0;
I like how they made a short film using the foundation of existence
Yeah lol. Lets hope when animating this they didn’t *split* anything.
pew pew ahem ahem higgs boson
NitrousGranola ahem ahem gluons
Yeah they’re so *quarky*
Existence is fleeting
Spoiler: the things that you're seeing aren't atoms at all, they're molecules. Carbon monoxide molecules to be exact, so they're 2 atoms stacked atop each other. And this isn't a movie, but more like a cartoon (many pictures in a row), which is how the camera is so steady. I'm interested to know more about the ripples around the molecules.
Those ripples are the electrons of the copper atoms the movie was animated on. "Filming" was only possible at extremely low temperatures, at which point the electrons of the copper behave more like a fluid.
@@dweebteambuilderjones7627 That's interesting AF! Thank you!! I'm probably going to ask you a few more questions, once I sort them all out.
All movies are a collection of still images.
Credits:
"The roles of atoms have been played by carbon dioxide molecules."
"Aw man I lost my atom" "here take half of min-"
hol up
*kaboom*
Skibidi bop mm dada
We'll be right back
ruclips.net/video/u4WJYN8_jww/видео.html
The boy looks at the ball, Is the ball made of flesh or is he made of ball? He screams for he does not know.
Are wee made of dead stars, or are stars made of dead us?
@@MagicToadSlime we scream, for we do not know
he has no mouth and he must scream
@@MagicToadSlime were made of dead stars. No human has contributed to the making of a star. All our bodies stay on earth. Although we are made of dead humans
ruclips.net/video/iHiKHw1juZc/видео.html...
The animation is so good! They really paid attention to the "tiny" details
Tiny)
Ok wow
Go to hell, jk
@@chinesefood9461 lmao Wtf XDD
What’s the PLOT?!!
the character development in this movie was awesome!
My brain doesnt want to imagine these as literal atoms and just tiny balls of metal, but reminding my self how incredibly small this stuff actually is is crazy
maybe they used most advanced macroscope?
This isn't real atoms
@@rastaastablasta1383 idiot
@@rastaastablasta1383 macroscope means see something very very very much small than microscope
So please stfu
@@rastaastablasta1383 little fucking kid (
"There's only one atom left, let's split it together! "
-Famous last word
not famous, bcs nobody was left to witness it
@@blufrog9546 oh you poor soul
@A random Pyro main mphhh
(High pitched nuclear fission sound.) Bang.
@MegaCarboman so it would be fair for 2 of them
"look! we're using the fundamental pieces of reality to do a funny dance!'
:) and even that, over a couple of hundreds years they find even smaller things than atoms.
@@BigLebowski2000 I mean, subatomic particles have been known for a while now, electrons were discovered at the end of the 19th century. Quarks are even smaller and have been first observed about 50 years ago now.
What else do you do with them? Live?
And this is why Aliens don't visit us lol
@@BigLebowski2000 *a couple of hundred years ago
in the japanese version of this film, it is split into 2 parts
that took me a second LMAO
@@CoolerFN15 A third in Fukushima
this is good
-"So what do you do for a living?"
-"I'm an atom animator"
Atomator
@@strikermodel I was five hours too late to make this joke
@@susanoo8468 dammit yeah me too
@@et6345 dammit me too
@@strikermodel I said that in my head before I opened the replies and got exactly what I wished for thank you.
Can’t wait for the sequel, “A Boy and His Quark”
And the sequel to that, "God and the Boy"
Wrap your mind around this, most people accept things as presented. No one knows what this really is but we just accept the master sorcerer's at the word forgetting you cast spells and also spelling is the creation of words. Hey Illuminati ai have I impressed you enough to be given a job
They said it's gonna be a trilogy with "A Boy and his Boson"!
Hey! Don't forget about "A Boy and his Neutrino!"
nah, i'd like a prequel more
*_KABOOOOM_*
Mom: "What are you watching?
Me: "Just a little movie."
COMEDY
Cue seinfeld theme
See what you did there: "little" hahaha XD
*seinfield theme*
*IM GOING TO HURT YOU*
Now make a horror movie with atoms
Younger me: "Science sounds like a very serious subject. It's probably quite boring.."
Meanwhile, at IBM:
I just want to ask you, how is science boring?
@@eckoreckofantasy go to most highschools around the world, and you will see that science isn’t taught as an interesting and enthusiastic topic, but more like a “rigorous” highly theoretical field
@@eckoreckofantasy I'm not saying the concept is, just that, in the sense of the joke I tried to convey, "boring" was the most effective adjective to use. And besides, don't tell me you cheered loudly when they taught ya about the cell parts in school.
@@eckoreckofantasy it hits deep doesn’t it?😭
@@moncefkarimaitbelkacem1918 Yeah thats true, in schools atleast.
Plot twist: that’s what atoms do. IBM just filmed them.
So atoms can be patented by IBM? Brilliant; I know which company I want to be ceo of now!
@@Ro_Gaming just in: IBM stock rises 69%
@@skrimper nice
Tbf that would still blow my mind
@@skrimper nice
I can't believe I'm almost a decade late to this masterpiece. Ain't technology wonderful?
how up how did the atom actors make this
@@genghiskhhan3423 ant-man gave them the script and helped them rehearse :)
@@StarkCatalyst24 AnT-mAn IsInT rEaL
It's crazy how the best things are the oldest things.
i have seen it 5 years ago and came back here to admire this masterpiece, it indeed is wonderful
This was 11 years ago... IBM Is really talented for making this!
It’s all fun and games until the Atom splits
Big boom
Everybody gangsta till the atoms start dancin
takes a lot of force to break an atom.
Pfp goes well with that comment
@@okboing r/whoooooosh
Can't wait for the live-action Disney's remake.
Tarel Goe yes
@MAD Alchemist nah, they'll stretch it to at least an hour.
Or the Netflix adaptation
Nah the Netflix rip off
@@shygalaxyyt2400 Netflix spoof film
I was about to say “watch when this gets recommended 7 years later” and then i realized it was made in 2013
Shubham Pahilwani i dont want likes lol
@@shub2726 not everyone comments for likes but ok
Underrated treasure
@@ultimatedumbass3779 .
@@ultimatedumbass3779 Ight, but you will like my 69 likes tho I made it for you
can't wait for bad apple to be animated on atoms
genius
*Everyone's gangsta until the atom decides to fuse with another atom*
Underrated
Ultra awesome
That movement of hair and blinking of eyes are insane details for a movie this simple.
Simple?
Did you just call a stop motion film that was made by scientists moving atoms simple?
@@ricardobravo1291 the animation its simple
Thats what I thought, like trying to take the eye out or put it in would be insanely difficult
The joke?
@@juanfranciscobartlett5197 you mean the the lil ‘story’ was simple, not the ‘animation’ of atoms being moved frame by frame
Caveman made tools and hunted animals so we can evolve so much that we could move atoms in such a way where it looks like a human boy playing with a bouncy ball
Technically any human boy with a bouncy ball can do that too.
I bet me ancestors are proud
No, actually the LORD God of Hosts created the heaven and earth by His Word but mankind has chosen delusion and fanciful, sensual delights. These aren't atoms, man. These are metal balls with some effect filtered over. Stop being amazed by your own deceit and imagination.
@@severiusbrandusa1413 ruclips.net/video/BLUkgRAy_Vo/видео.html
ty sm cavemen
love the standing electron waves captured by the STM ... its something just so cool !
We are bunch of atoms watching other atoms
Next movie: cooking with atoms!
Here’s a preview: “so what you want to do is slice your atom in half and oh sh-“
@pokenei he has a knife made of neutrons some how
@pokenei The joke was about nuclear fission, and we normal people refer it to slicing an atom.
Just roll with it.
Boom
@@thatguynamedgeorge9218 Forget the joke, he’s got a point
@MrSkitMan you seen a atomic bomb. Yea that happens cuz the spliting of atoms creates a metric crap ton of energy
Imagine being studying science for years, getting a PhD in quantum physics, and getting a job in a renowned lab to study atoms, and end up making stop-motion animation films on the smallest scale possible.
My friends, whoever you are, you have achieved the dream. Congratulations on your wonderful accomplishment, I enjoyed this :D
Have a nice day!
@@commando5112 a vaccine against an autoimmune disease?
@@commando5112 so you claim to have a cure without having any understanding of the disease(s) ...?
@@commando5112 you watched a few videos and you claim to know enough to cure diabetes? When scientists worldwide have been researching on it for years? The audacity 💀
@@commando5112 wtf are you going on about? 😂
@@tahiro9589 wtf are *you* going on about???
This camera man has the steadiest hands I've ever seen.
@Liam Bracken wooosh
Lol
Tripods are for nothing then
Apperantly there's no camera man
people are asking to be wooooshed here
Next: a boy and his quark
Nah toosmal
After that: A boy and his OMG particle
And finnaly, a boy and his planck
and for the last one: A boy and his Sub-Under-Quantum-Nano-Micro-Smallest Than A Preon Particle
@placeholdernm a boy and his higgs's boson
This is probably the highest resolution a film could have 😂
or the lowest
Disruptor it’s the highest
@@jackc008 hmm, maybe you didn't get it at all...
@@iDorito oh, sorry i get it now
Only high iq people who understand this coment
No atoms were hurt during the making of this movie.
Good thing, otherwise they'd have a big boom on their hands
@@sebastiaomendonca1477 lol
XD
*We are not responsible for the decay, engage at your own risk
They are not easy to hurt.
Humans can be so funny sometimes. I'm just imagining the IBM researchers going, "Hey man, we can now move atoms one by one to wherever we want." "Wait a minute, that means we can make an extremely small animation!" "You're right! Let's do that now." lol
Cant blame them. I would do the same, lol
I’d try and probs fail
@@JUPiTER0117UwU the art and anamation industry do be like that
The legend
We can create an infinite amount of elements now.
This kinda reminds me of those 80s and 90s cartoons with simple characters. Good Job.
1:06
*boy blinks
**entire town gets turned into a crater*
What town? All I see is a valley
@Исак Краизис do you?
@Исак Краизис no you fucking don't
Исак Краизис m8, the town got turned into a valley
Explain qwqq
Cant wait for the sequel “A girl and her quark”
Two girls one quark
@@venti2569 precisely
@@okayboomer7546 .i laughed
Hehehehe
@@okayboomer7546 *NO*
!j
It’s crazy to think that the atom was played by an actual individual atom.
Wrap your mind around this, most people accept things as presented. No one knows what this really is but we just accept the master sorcerer's at the word forgetting you cast spells and also spelling is the creation of words. Hey Illuminati ai have I impressed you enough to be given a job
@@thisgame2 why are you spamming this everywhere
@@willbe3043 he thinks he’s being intelligent by being a pessimist
I thought the atom was played by Alfie Wise
ruclips.net/video/avFP67EIYvo/видео.html .,,
"how low quality do you want"
"Yes"
*drops atom*
*Atom breaks in half*
Oh sh-
Underrated af
Edit: Not anymore, i guess...
BOOOM
NUCLEAR MELTDOWN IMISSION
Oh yeah yeah
*drops atom*
*Atom breaks in half
Mr. Stark, I don't feel so goo-
It's fission bois.
This is the most human thing, managing to move the building blocks of our entire universe just to make a movie of a boy dancing
Gotta do something with that power, may as well be a boy dancing
As of now the smallest blocks are quarks and leptons
Bosons aren't building blocks
I mean they did other stuff with it as well but it is too big brain to show in RUclips
Atleast they are making a movie and not a super weapon that would destroy mankind.
You're so right.
The wiggle in his hair when he bounces on the trampoline is such a subtle effect
Yessssss it was so cute
Well technically all of it's a subtle effect
@@gabrielcaddy9850 lol
@@gabrielcaddy9850 lol
and the blinking
Up next: CaseOh and his universe: The World’s Largest Movie
Underrated 💀
@@MiiCreator23no, it has 4 likes and even with that its overrated
I'm just going to leave a comment saying recommended after 7 years for future generations as reference for the recommendation frequency
Mandatory Reply Moment
And I'll be a reply saying that your comment appered first after 2 months of posted
@Fry oh wow 30 mins ago... maybe this is about to break through the algorithm...
Same
I got recommended in 2020 7 years later
This was so wholesome for some reason. A huge scientific research company decided to animate atoms.
i can agree
I could disagree, but I won't
WOWW YOU DON'T READ MY PROFILE PICTURE
its so hillarious how they wanted to make a movie dedicated to atoms.
@@celestraoceans5149 atoms deserve it
When you wanted to become a film maker but your parents forced you to be a scientist
Hehee
Those aren't really photos. Its just representation of their position to allow us to "see"
Underrated
@@thefirebeanie5481 if I photograph the mona lisa it doesn't make it real.... just a representation
xd
Still better quality than bank security cameras
“man I really want an atom.”
“here have mine.”
“won’t you lose it if you give it to me?”
“than let’s just split it so we both have it”
“good id-“
Gone, reduced to atoms(?
@Andrey Jethro Wattimena Dude, i get it.
@Andrey Jethro Wattimena like how big?
@@ThisIsSoReal83 Hiroshima sized big, But you gotta split multiple of them
@Andrey Jethro Wattimena only under extreme circumstances where they are engineered to create a massive chain reaction.
Dude I can just imagine how much effort theses guys went into to make this short film
Don’t you mean *small* film
Ok I’ll see myself out
@@meta__1564 well, you had the chance to say it
And you did
There is a video explaining it
@@rileywillbur5049 I watched after I commented and it was very cool
i would say the tiniest effort.
Little Boy: Throws Atom at ground
Atom: Breaks when it hits ground
Little Boy: Becomes the youngest person to create a nuclear explosion.
Well. This is how Hiroshima happened. Nuclear fusion is just atomic size boys splitting atoms by accident
@@TheAvsouto thats not what fusion means
@@stenduginski2306 ops. Fission.
“Little Boy” Huh?
@@pelziig Ahah, indeed.
And now, a decade later, thanks to attosecond physics we may yet have an even smaller movie in the making.
What do you mean?
atoms: *make up literally everything and everyone*
humans: hehe boing boing
True and true
i wanted to like but it has 666 likes soooo no.
@@VoidUpdate thank you Korean guy
An accurate representation of science history I think
TheShibeRealm Not they don’t. For example Light is not made of atoms.
It’s incredible to think that we have the ability to detect the magnetic field of atoms.
The thing is: atoms are actually too small to interact with light, so what you are seeing is the magnetic field of the atoms.
@@tordiversen8611 Then answer on the surface of what material they "float". Subatomic?=)
@@dirtgarry I'm not really sure. They did use some kind of paper with a black backround in the behind the scenes.
@@tordiversen8611 What kind of paper are you talking about, because paper is also made up of atoms. This video looks like a fake.
@@tordiversen8611 An atom in this form (separate) can only be in deep space, in an environment of absolute vacuum. Here on earth, it will be surrounded by any other substance, such as atmospheric air atoms. In terrestrial conditions, it is impossible to obtain an absolute cosmic vacuum. This is the "idiot test" video.
Oppenheimer: Look what I can do with the atom
IBM: Yeah that’s cool and all but can you do this!?
I still need proof that IBM actually did what they claim to have done
@@Michael-Archonaeus ruclips.net/video/xA4QWwaweWA/видео.html
@@rezurecc9999 I’m not convinced.
@@Michael-Archonaeus idk i seen someone saying that this movie its fake and goes to r/Facepalm so theres a high chance ur dumb
@@rezurecc9999 A high chance that I’m dumb for questioning something that sounds too good to be true?
11 years and this movie AND the comments are still awesome. xD
Next up: “A Boy And His Universe”
the largest movie in existence.
A Boy And His Multiverse: Timelines Collide
A boy and your MOM
That would be a cool name for a book
Judgment Day?
@This who says we aren't the atoms of a much larger universe? Size is subjective
3020: lets move some planet to make world's largest movie.
K3 civilizations in a nutshell.
Marrqi7 wini I wonder how many people would understand this
@@garrettelliott5849 I do.
@@garrettelliott5849 I do, and we all probably don't have girlfriends.
@@garrettelliott5849 why is it so excessively hard to understand? People know you can't move planets, it's an ironic joke ???
So basically atoms are watching atoms that are filmed with atoms by atoms on atoms
This the wøkest thing in the whole comment sextion bruh 🤧 respecc
Yes
But people are made out of molecules
Silent YT Yeah and what are molecules made out of?
WAT
Criminally underrated.
2013: Worlds first movie with atoms
3013: Worlds last movie with atom bombs.
Or 2113?
4013: World's last movie
2021: world's last movie
More like 2023
Jesus christ that took a turn
Trying to imagine how small this actually was is just impossible to my brain.
Same
You can't imagine it. I once heard of a guy that got graph paper and stuck into a 1000 X 1000 sheet. Then he put dots in each hole. It took him around a month. Does he now understand a million? Maybe
@@marktyler3381what
its not possible for anybody either... there is limits for the brain
The human brain was only made to count a little and envision it, not to a million.
It's all fun and games till the atom splits.
Oh the replies! I love internet.
YOU DIDN’T SEE GRAPHITE ON THE GROUND BECAUSE IT’S NOT THERE!
*tell me this... How does an RMBK Reactor explode..?*
I love Chernobyl such a great show
It's just a day's work for them to accidentally split an atom
I'm jealous a guy made of atoms has better dance moves than me
Uhh You're made out of atoms richard.
This is the biggest and the smallest flex of all time, simultaneously
Haha true
Paradox
Hope they get this
nice joke didn't think of that
家琪，你忘了句號。
I can’t wait for them to make a splitting an atom animation
Nuuuuukee
They already have, I believe they titled it: Hiroshima grows a giant mushroom
Well you can wait, but you won't be able to see the final effect
@@manaxburn Thanks to USA to help them grow it
There's a good song by Noisia called: Split The Atom. It's a good music video.
*Now make a Boy and his Quark*
What about planck lengths?
Steve En There’s only one man who can teach me about Quarks
BILL WURTS GET OVER HERE
*_A BOY AND HIS QUARKS,AND S T U F F:A THING,IN A PLACE_*
No make the tale of the quarky boy
We can't see quarks.
10 years later and still mind blowing...IBM...awesome!