Postscript: Becky got so excited by this idea of a physics cake recipe that she went full steam ahead and managed to ignore her own advice about being careful with units. For those wishing to convert the values back to normal metric values in order to bake the cake, know that it should be 126 giga-yotta eV/c2 of both sugar & flour and only 0.02 Hubble Barns of butter. Otherwise you’ll end up with a cake that is ~74% butter and Mary Berry won’t enjoy that soggy bottom.
As a mechanic, we used to use imperial and Whitworth a 1/2 inch imperial and a 1/2 inch whitworth spanner were different sizes. Also, a British gallon is 4.546 litres, an American gallon is 3.79 litres. Maybe their 5 buck a gallon petrol isn’t such a bargain as we assume.
Can we use this to determine whether natural constants are changing over time? Bake one cake now and bake another in a million years and compare if they are equally tasty.
That was great! The baking time, however may be off by several Yotta-Planck times. To be sure the cake is done, you should first check for raw batter in the separate pans using approximately 17.35 micro-cords of wood.
Reminded me of a Rick and Morty episode...."Everyone has a plumbus in their home. First they take the dingle bop and they smooth it out with a bunch of schleem. The schleem is then...repurposed for later batches. They take the dingle bop and they push it through the grumbo, where the fleeb is rubbed against it. It's important that the fleeb is rubbed, becasue the fleeb has all the fleeb juice. Then, a schlami shows up, and he rubs it...and spits on it. They cut the fleeb. There's several hizzards in the way. The blamfs rub against the chumbles, and the...plubis, and grumbo are shaved away. That leaves you with...a regular old plumbus"
You may has well have included moles in this receipe. maybe it wasn't strange enough. maybe the number of sugar molecules expressed id scientific unit would have been funny
@@stribika0 you're right, but it would have still been fun to see it in a recipe. The intention was to use all these wierd units they used in their previews video
People get all aggro over their measurement systems but units are units. In most cases you're just a quick scalar multiplication away from your preferred units.
Europeans almost never put jelly into a sandwich. And certainly never peanut butter and jelly; that would be disgusting! Maybe children would do it once, for an experiment? On the other hand, we would always put cake into the jelly. We'd do that in a trifle!
Saw this in imgur months ago, which was a snapshot from tumblr. Tumblr guys, you gotta start making youtube videos & monetizing your ideas bc people are robbing you blind! (Just realized the tumblr post was what if engineers wrote cook books & this video is physics based)
Sixty Symbols have a lot of potential. Rather than talking about the same topics again and again and again, please give us new and refreshing videos! Numberphile and Computerphile are doing grate! why not sixty symbols too, I don't get it. It is not like you guys talked about everything in physics, just take a peak on PBS Space Time channel, which is JUST interested in Cosmology and Qunatum mechanics!! I am really sad, Sixty Symbols was my favorite channel, now it barely upload anything interesting and new.
Postscript: Becky got so excited by this idea of a physics cake recipe that she went full steam ahead and managed to ignore her own advice about being careful with units. For those wishing to convert the values back to normal metric values in order to bake the cake, know that it should be 126 giga-yotta eV/c2 of both sugar & flour and only 0.02 Hubble Barns of butter. Otherwise you’ll end up with a cake that is ~74% butter and Mary Berry won’t enjoy that soggy bottom.
Lol. Because I always get my baking recipes from Sixty Symbols!
Got the SI prefix wrong, accidentally used all the flour in the universe.
😝😝😝😝😝😝
You know, I think that would make a great movie.
Instructions unclear. Baked a room full of cake, no space to live.
I don't know what's wrong with me but this comment made me laugh uncontrollably for a few minutes.
I cant even type properky thesrre cake on my kreyboaard.
Still more obvious than Imperial!
The mixing bowl is about one deci-smoot in diameter.
what reading american recipes feels like
I hate it when I forget the “femto” part and end up leaving the cake in the oven for 3 times the age of the universe!
@Danilego At least you have only done that once.
As a mechanic, we used to use imperial and Whitworth a 1/2 inch imperial and a 1/2 inch whitworth spanner were different sizes.
Also, a British gallon is 4.546 litres, an American gallon is 3.79 litres. Maybe their 5 buck a gallon petrol isn’t such a bargain as we assume.
@@locouk $5/gal? More like $2.80/gal.
Green Silver but gas is only 2.50 a gallon.
A "large" mixing bowl? Undefined.
Between 'stellar' and 'supermassive' - so, maybe 1000 solar volumes...?
@@Penfold101 But supermassive doesn't refer to size, but to mass, so how can you end up infering volume from that?
@@op4000exe I guess you'd need to know the density of the dough at that point.
should have said "sufficiently large".
Dr. Smethurst could make anything interesting, and usually does. This is perfect.
Instructions unclear, now have black hole in my kitchen.
Instructions unclear...made dark matter
Can we use this to determine whether natural constants are changing over time? Bake one cake now and bake another in a million years and compare if they are equally tasty.
That was great! The baking time, however may be off by several Yotta-Planck times. To be sure the cake is done, you should first check for raw batter in the separate pans using approximately 17.35 micro-cords of wood.
Somewhere in the world physics teacher is writing perfect exam question
Still better units than "teaspoon", "cup", and "cook until it's ready".
A teaspoon is your pinky tip. A tablespoon is your thumb tip. A cup is your fist. There ya go ;)
Use ingredients you would like, mix them together and bake until it's ready if needed.
Unless it's cookie dough, then eat raw!
Man if only they had special little platic cups for measuring you could but at the store.
false.
Ha, I love academics getting geeky. More of this, please!
It looks like a comercial from rick and morty's interdimensional TV xD
Love to see a printable version on your webpage :)
What non-Americans hear when videos use Imperial units.
Feels spongy, is it the cosmic web, or the quantum foam?
An activity to increase your relativistic mass for 167 sextillion yotta-Planck times
Reminded me of a Rick and Morty episode...."Everyone has a plumbus in their home. First they take the dingle bop and they smooth it out with a bunch of schleem. The schleem is then...repurposed for later batches.
They take the dingle bop and they push it through the grumbo, where the fleeb is rubbed against it. It's important that the fleeb is rubbed, becasue the fleeb has all the fleeb juice.
Then, a schlami shows up, and he rubs it...and spits on it.
They cut the fleeb. There's several hizzards in the way.
The blamfs rub against the chumbles, and the...plubis, and grumbo are shaved away.
That leaves you with...a regular old plumbus"
Who can possibly resist a thumbnail like this?
Glorious!
Who was your dad
eating a sheds worth of candy, isn't what it used to be.
Guess I will be rewatching the last video in the kitchen. Let us see how this cake turns out 😉
Instructions unclear. House on fire.
Barn-attoparsecs is my new favorite units of measurement.
As if I didn't already have a hard time reading the graduations on my measuring cup.
Brilliant - though I feel the number of eggs could have been given in yoctomoles ?
Ermahgerd! Ergs!
... and now I understand cooking
please put the transcription
3 femto-Hubble times is about 1000 microfortnights (or 1 millifortnight I suppose)
That begins to make too much sense to be in any way connected to the gibberish in this video.
Excuse me, how much is this "sprinkle" of caster sugar?
Pls, real men use Plank units for everything
Good luck with all the conversions guys... See all those unit conversions back in school don't seem so useless anymore do they? =)
I was going to tell a joke about Imperial Units, but apparently every possible joke about them has already been made :D
J Horseman the library of babel, except it only has jokes about imperial units.
Can we make a joke about Rebel Units here?
You may has well have included moles in this receipe.
maybe it wasn't strange enough.
maybe the number of sugar molecules expressed id scientific unit would have been funny
Mole would be a reasonable unit to use. I don't think that was the intention here.
@@stribika0 you're right, but it would have still been fun to see it in a recipe. The intention was to use all these wierd units they used in their previews video
A version with moles would be contended with Periodic Videos....
Now show some physicists making it
The proof of the pudding is in the eating.
All these numbers must have been rounded so much that it will affect the actual recipe too much!
Instructions unclear. Cake is a sphere.
Still easier than the Imperial System
Best recipe ever!! Can't stop smiling:)
I'll take two please.
55 people hate sponge cakes?
This deserved the dedicated video. xD
Tried this recipe but substituted the flower with sand, didn't turn out 0/10
People get all aggro over their measurement systems but units are units. In most cases you're just a quick scalar multiplication away from your preferred units.
You mean to say it's not often that you're a vector cross product from your preferred unit, but just a scalar multiplication instead?
Instructions unclear, slide rule melted in microwave ... please advise.
run that by me again in Angstroms/Aeon.
i like science not this but you have done so much for us all that i will just watch and leav a like
Best cake I ever ate
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I can invent words too
This is pure genius 😍
Never knew I needed this.
I love it!
But I am slightly concerned for the cake might be a lie!
still, ,had to be done...for the people who are still alive
I'm gonna have a smile all day long. This was totally worth the effort, Becky "Mary Berry".
Mmmmmm.... science
Europeans think a jelly sandwich is a cake 😩
Europeans almost never put jelly into a sandwich. And certainly never peanut butter and jelly; that would be disgusting! Maybe children would do it once, for an experiment? On the other hand, we would always put cake into the jelly. We'd do that in a trifle!
@@RWBHere >>> NEVER peanut butter and jelly?!
No wonder our ancestors moved to North America...😁😁😁😁😁😁😁
this is so fun
That'll be One Triganic Pu please.
Saw this in imgur months ago, which was a snapshot from tumblr.
Tumblr guys, you gotta start making youtube videos & monetizing your ideas bc people are robbing you blind! (Just realized the tumblr post was what if engineers wrote cook books & this video is physics based)
stopped watching when you didnt use cm-1 for IR
Where is prof Ed? :(
This, and imperial units.
Ok...now i'm hungry...need actual measurements!!!!!
the best part is these are actual measurements, just convert from "extremely specific scientific" to SI
Nah, that would take away the edginess.
Hi! I tried this recipe and I got a Smurf?!
If you choke a Smurf, what color does it turn?
😁😁😁😁
You wasted 5.5e+10 fentoseconds of my time.
And you've wasted a couple million femtoseconds of mine, because you wrote femto with an n and I felt the need to correct you.
Invested, not wasted.
Food for thought!
This recipe needs more vanilla extract
If this is cooked under a *heat lamp,* should the cook use *PHOTONS* or *ANTI-PHOTOTONS?*
Asking for a friend.
😊😊😊😊
*whistles the bewitched tune*
I always wanted more episodes of Look Around You
'n I though the Ig Nobel prize was a crime against comedy.
oof
Anyone feel like translating this into English? The cake sounds good but I'm afraid I'll accidentally trigger a black hole or something
Sixty Symbols have a lot of potential. Rather than talking about the same topics again and again and again, please give us new and refreshing videos! Numberphile and Computerphile are doing grate! why not sixty symbols too, I don't get it. It is not like you guys talked about everything in physics, just take a peak on PBS Space Time channel, which is JUST interested in Cosmology and Qunatum mechanics!! I am really sad, Sixty Symbols was my favorite channel, now it barely upload anything interesting and new.
I didn't get this video on my subscription list even though I have subscribed
Damn time travelers. XD
smash that bell, hit like, and subscribe!
I wonder if Albert Eisenstein could have followed this recipe? 🤔
If Albert Eisenstien couldn't do it, that other guy Einstien had no chance!
@@iambiggus And if Einstien has no chance, Einstein comes to the rescue.
@@birkner510 I think it's gonna be Eienstein that figures it out!
I thought they used Einstein as one of the ingredients...😝
Naughty Brady
More of those!
It's like reading a recipe in imperial units
WOW 👌🏽😂
😂
I burnt it:(
I love this
Barmy. Or should I say BARNy.
What
And now I want to watch the Carl Sagan version of a scene from the Matrix, talking about Atoms with a cake.
Lmfao!!!
Sure, don't offer the normal recipe. 'Preciate it.
Do the math yourself, it's a fun practice with a reward waiting.
Spoiler alert! Read the Description for the explanation.
who dare ti thumb down this video?!!!!!
I threw up..... am I normal?
The only thing i could get at once was yottoelectromvolts per speed of light
One funked up video
Cute
but the cake is a lie