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What is a Higgs Boson? Posted by: fermilab Video duration: 207 seconds Global video hits: 462683 Fermilab scientist Don Lincoln describes the nature of the Higgs boson. Several large experimental groups are hot on the trail of this elusive subatomic particle which is thought to explain the origins of particle mass Related: fermilab, higgs, particle physics, higgs boson, environment, god particle, peter higgs, cern, lhc, large hadron collider, cms, particle, mass Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: gravity doesn't ... By: OneManNation2012. on 25 May 12, 03:35:50 gravity doesn't mean any thing in the quantum world u idiot. particles use the 3 other forces to hold them together. go back to school u need to more education. we? don't have the experiment to test for higgs that doesn't mean they not there. for a example does air had mass? of coarse it does how can we test it , easy does proton and neutrons had mass so yes the air has mass. just because we cannot see it doesn't mean it not there. hope it help u understand particle physics better which theory my ... By: OneManNation2012. on 25 May 12, 03:29:46 which theory my friend string or quantum. newtons laws have been proven wrong at the particle world and the universe. i mean that when test to extremes they fail. But for everyday life we can still use them because they are still technically right. we are using what is called string theory to combine the 2 worlds (? quantum and relativity). Einstein ToG deals with the universe so ToG dosnt work in quantum world. remember strong and weak and electromagnetic are use in particles too. first you got it ... By: OneManNation2012. on 25 May 12, 03:16:46 first you got it wrong the top quark is not made for a? protons rather the opposite. now which theory are you using string or quantum. The top quark is made up what me like to called string and so is the electron that also a elementary particle made up of string(s).i dont know how it create but how it works. and no energy created the top quark. A Higgs Boson is a ... By: IamtherealOsiris. on 24 May 12, 05:59:38 A Higgs Boson is a thermodynamic property in its basic form. I can explain it and much more, such as how to create a "perfect" gravity well, or as you call it, a black hole. How to create true nuclear fusion, the existence of "God" and a mutual ideology for all mankind to understand, and no longer be cursed to? the pretenses of their fathers. Soon mankind will be ready, and i will grant each of you my blessings. Why are some ... By: ViolinZigga. on 23 May 12, 21:59:00 Why are some particles more attracted to the boson field, while others or not? I'm really interested in this as an aspiring? physics student! @svenweer They have ... By: mrpyromaster1. on 23 May 12, 06:40:48 @svenweer They have more mass than an electron but less mass than? protons(electrons are much smaller than protons) i was gonna ... By: jjglsn1. on 23 May 12, 03:56:11 i was gonna comment? on something, but i feel like ill be made fun off How? do two ... By: samclark1541. on 22 May 12, 21:21:46 How? do two particles of the same size interact more or less with the Higgs field? acually water can ... By: cadrino20978. on 22 May 12, 19:18:35 acually water can have? a hole in it as an oxygen bubble is a hole All analogies are ... By: ScienceNinjaDude. on 22 May 12, 12:08:49 All analogies are imperfect and you have identified an imperfection of this one. The reconciliation you request is not possible. However this does not take away? from the clarification power of the analogy nor how much it helps most people feel comfortable with a hard subject. It just reminds us that if you really want to understand cutting edge stuff, you should listen to your mom, avoid the bad sorts of friends and study hard. Otherwise you're stuck with good, but imperfect, analogies. The Higgs boson ... By: ScienceNinjaDude. on 22 May 12, 11:29:19 The Higgs boson obtains mass by interacting with other Higgs bosons.? It's kind of like if electric fields were also electrically charged. In that way, charged particles would interact with the field, but the field would interact with itself as well. Actually, there is ... By: ScienceNinjaDude. on 22 May 12, 11:27:51 Actually, there is a great story behind this. It is called the "God Particle" because Lederman's publisher wouldn't let him call it the "goddamn particle". He wanted to? call it that because it was such a pain in the neck to find. The publisher's sensibilities wouldn't allow that and Lederman lost the argument. The Higgs boson has nothing to do with religion at all. You are totally ... By: ScienceNinjaDude. on 22 May 12, 11:25:42 You are totally correct. And my impression is that Dutch people speak? English brilliantly...among the best in the world. When I am in Schipol, it sounds like I should be able to understand the overhead speakers (but I don't, not being able to speak Dutch). The two languages seem to have the same music and cadence. But, to answer your question, you have it right. If you want to read more (and help your English), the YouTube presenter has a book on this subject [Understanding the Universe] Good question, but ... By: ScienceNinjaDude. on 22 May 12, 11:21:39 Good question, but slightly off. It's not that the Higgs boson interacts more with more massive particles, it is that by interacting with? the Higgs boson that the particles get more mass. It's a chicken and egg sort of thing. We don't really understand why some particles interact with the Higgs boson more or less. This explanation is more of a "how" sort of thing. Answering "why" is an ongoing question. Good question! If ... By: ScienceNinjaDude. on 22 May 12, 11:18:52 Good question! If you figure that one out, tell me and we'll talk about? it on our way to Stockholm! Actually, photons ... By: ScienceNinjaDude. on 22 May 12, 11:18:11 Actually, photons don't have mass. E = mc^2 is the equation for massive particles. The full equation is E^2 = (mc^2)^2 + (pc)^2 [where p = momentum]. Photons are totally massless (and are massless in all reference frames.) However, modern physicists only talk of rest mass. Relativistic mass is a pedagogical construct, but not real. Finally, the Higgs boson gives mass to everything, including other Higgs bosons. ? Gravity is a mere ... By: Nomasain. on 21 May 12, 15:51:14 Gravity is a mere interaction between nucleons and gravitons (spinning ball-shaped springs, right-wound thread, 0.4nm? diameter, mass 1/6u, speed 1.001c, hooky ends...). Let me check for Higgs particles.... Nope, no Higgs. If the water ... By: ballzac314. on 20 May 12, 23:45:18 If the water analogy was accurate, there would be an objective IRF. Newton's first law would not hold, and more massive particles would slow down more quickly wrt the objective IRF. Can someone explain to me how the water analogy can be reconciled with? Newton's laws and galilean and einsteinian relativity? lol finally someone ... By: jmidesigns. on 19 May 12, 20:47:28 lol finally someone that understands things. I tell friends at times that it's crazy how we are mostly empty space yet I punch them out with my hand. Not matter how dense an object? is it's still just really emptiness. Good? one. By: yogithegeek. on 18 May 12, 18:23:32 Good? one. Seriously?? By: jamesusespivot. on 18 May 12, 11:34:16 Seriously?? And which is? the ... By: horaciocuenca. on 17 May 12, 16:10:44 And which is? the mass of the Higgs boson (and from whom they obtain it) ??? Sheldon's Boson? By: saimahesh027. on 17 May 12, 14:53:54 Sheldon's Boson? its called the god ... By: TheIncredibleKrunk. on 16 May 12, 23:37:57 its called the god particle because it was made by? god A question about ... By: svenweer. on 16 May 12, 21:58:03 A question about the top quark. The top quark is created how? By slamming protons in the LHC? But how can protons, that aren't? that massive at all compared to a top quark, create something that massive? I thought because it has a high kinetic energie and because energy is related to mass i thought that the energy created the mass but i want someone to confirm this for me or correct me. Btw sorry for my english im dutch and 16yr Higgs Boson: Latest Update Posted by: fermilab Video duration: 385 seconds Global video hits: 27516 Fermilab scientist Don Lincoln describes the concept of how the search for the Higgs boson is accomplished. The latest data is revealed! Several large experimental groups are hot on the trail of this elusive subatomic particle which is thought to explain the origins of particle mass. You can try the interactive graphic (using IE 9+, Firefox 3.4+, Safari 4+) at: vmsstreamer1.fnal.go v Related: fermilab, higgs, higgs boson, cern, cms, atlas, higgs mass, physics Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: finally i've ... By: paul co. on 24 May 12, 01:08:15 finally i've looking for a reason on why we cant find the higgs? boson or why we cant No. It means that ... By: ScienceNinjaDude. on 10 May 12, 13:28:02 No. It means that some of what we know is wrong. Chemistry will still work. Chocolate will still be fattening. But we'll have to rethink how we connect electromagnetism and the weak force. That's OK. Science is about proposing and testing theories and throwing out the bad ones. If the Higgs? idea is wrong, so be it. subscribed Mr.? By: aymendrk. on 10 May 12, 01:12:47 subscribed Mr.? it's expanding... ... By: aymendrk. on 10 May 12, 00:38:55 it's expanding...and the expansion is accelerating? Re-posting a 5:39 ... By: jjmarles. on 10 May 12, 00:11:28 Re-posting a 5:39 minute video to add 25 seconds of almost trivial new content? at the end? Not cool. Just check their previous video. Particle physics is ... By: o11y217. on 07 May 12, 21:10:27 Particle physics is gonna be a? wild ride. the universe is ... By: danthemanzizle. on 04 May 12, 02:54:47 the universe is most likely finite in size and mass yet boundless, something to do with curvature of dimensions ( im not a phd ) and in any case i would make the argument that the infinite size of the universe would cancel out the infinite mass of the infinite bosons and leave? behind a remainder of real values. Who? said the ... By: Salaminizer1974. on 03 May 12, 05:02:33 Who? said the universe was infinite? It means back to ... By: Epunch187. on 01 May 12, 09:52:56 It means back to the drawing board for all physicists. ? No. Proving the ... By: TheMeditron. on 01 May 12, 03:59:51 No. Proving the Higgs doesn't exist is still a result and can only further our knowledge and understanding of the universe. There is? a fundamental issue I see in your question that reflects a profound misinterpretation on what a scientific hypothesis is. Fascinating.? Thank ... By: EclecticSceptic. on 01 May 12, 00:58:16 Fascinating.? Thank you for this channel! Orenotter, the ... By: MnM4516. on 30 Apr 12, 19:00:41 Orenotter, the Higgs is a Boson, which, by definition, is massless. Remember that it is the Higgs Field that permeates the universe, and Higgs Boson is just an excitation of that field. Also, the jury is still out on the size of the universe. There is no boundary, but it can still be finite (think of the two dimensional surface of sphere. No edge, but it's finite.). In the case the universe was infinite, it would have infinite mass, as there would be still be an infinite amount of? fermions. the Higgs? Boson is ... By: temaunga. on 29 Apr 12, 10:45:49 the Higgs? Boson is Emptiness... @Orenotter well ... By: mutantstoner420. on 26 Apr 12, 16:14:34 @Orenotter well there's studys showing that? our infinite universe is actually finite and that there could be possible multiverses with entirely different laws of physics if? the Higgs Boson ... By: minteko. on 20 Apr 12, 15:06:13 if? the Higgs Boson doesn't exist, then does that mean everything you know is wrong? Somebody check my ... By: Orenotter. on 10 Apr 12, 21:12:19 Somebody check my thinking on this. Euclidean geometry works over a large? scale in our universe. Therefore, the universe is boundless. Higgs bosons have mass Higgs bosons permeate the entire universe. The universe, being boundless, is infinitely large. Therefore, there are infinity bosons. Therefore, the universe has an infinite mass. I may be just a simple cartoonist and no little of physics, but this doesn't seem to add up. And that is why I ... By: SeanACampbell. on 09 Apr 12, 18:29:31 And that is why I love science more than religion -? only scientists would get excited at the prospect of completely disproving their own theory. amazing!? By: JimShooks. on 21 Mar 12, 02:23:52 amazing!? Thanks for this ... By: MaxwellSDSU. on 15 Mar 12, 04:06:37 Thanks for this pair of Higgs videos; they helped clear up for me what exactly all this Boson hullabaloo was about. Good luck in your research;? the next few years should be an exciting time! Don't think about ... By: HuskerSeaofRed. on 10 Mar 12, 21:39:08 Don't think about getting all Hollywood. You're just a viewer, not a host. :-)? What a great video! ... By: HongXiuYing. on 06 Mar 12, 20:26:30 What a great video! Don Lincoln is obviously a great speaker with a nice and soothing voice. ;) All his? videos are pedagogical and easy to understand (even for a schmuck like me). Thank you so much for sharing! i remember that in ... By: omgtkseth. on 02 Mar 12, 10:00:32 i remember that in vsauce there was something said about space between particles having? most of the energy in atoms, fluctuations of energy that is created and gone very fast. Is this that Im describing the higgs boson? Great video. I ... By: Rickles. on 01 Mar 12, 01:55:50 Great video. I must say I felt like he was giving a weather report around 1:30.? "There's a 51% chance of bottom quarks" I gotta lol out of that. The Higgs boson ... By: ScienceNinjaDude. on 13 Feb 12, 20:20:34 The Higgs boson interacts with other Higgs bosons. There is another video by the same guy which offers the analogy of the Higgs field/boson as water/water molecules. In that analogy, just like water molecules see? each other, so do Higgs bosons. so what would give? ... By: MrBeastmode907. on 10 Feb 12, 07:03:59 so what would give? the higgs boson its mass then? Hunting the Higgs Posted by: UCtelevision Video duration: 2583 seconds Global video hits: 6636 (Visit: www.uctv.tv) Is it the Higgs discovery? In exclusive interviews with UCSD-TV's Rich Wargo, UC San Diego Physics Professor Vivek Sharma, director of Higgs research for the CMS detector, explains the massive efforts to discover the Higgs Boson using the Large Hadron Collider at CERN. Series "On Beyond" [4/2012] [Science] [Show ID: 18554] Related: higgs boson, cms, lhc, cern, vivek sharma, higgs Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: LEE? SALEN-GA SAID ... By: CONDUIT99PERCENT. on 22 Mar 12, 12:28:36 LEE? SALEN-GA SAID SCHRODINGER'S QUANTUM TWO STATE 1 TIME DEAD, 1 TIME ALIVE [CAT PARADOX] BUT NOT BOTH, MET A MORE POWERFUL PARADOX. A [GLOBALLY ROUND &? LOCALLY? FLAT EARTH PARADOX]. A? CAD GENERATED CIRCLE MAGNIFIED TO INFINITY SHOWS TANGENT POINTS WITH DIAMETERS EQUALL TO 2% OF THE CIRCUMFERENCE, DICTATED BY THE QUANTUM RELATIVITY OF SPACE TIME. LUCKY FOR HIM, EINSTEIN DID'NT CONVERT FROM STEADY? STATE PHYSICIST TO QUANTUM PHYSICIST. EINSTEIN DIED NOT REALISING THAT? EARTH IS LOCALLY FLAT!! things on the ... By: DarkBioCloud. on 19 Mar 12, 21:27:19 things on the quantum level work differently. Take quantum entanglement what exactly is the link and how does it bypass the speed of light. ? this? guys cool By: jamesarongray. on 26 Feb 12, 10:10:19 this? guys cool i don't get it, how ... By: jamesarongray. on 26 Feb 12, 09:44:42 i don't get it, how can the higgs gain more energy the faster it travels, where is it? extracting the energy from? God partical? ... ... By: jamesarongray. on 26 Feb 12, 09:39:14 God partical? ... please? mass isn't that significant. IT'S A BLACK HOLE ... By: jamesarongray. on 26 Feb 12, 09:33:59 IT'S A BLACK HOLE WE'RE ALL GOING TO DIE!!! ? ... lol :P If the HIGGS ... By: markakroll. on 05 Feb 12, 20:45:54 If the HIGGS MECHANISM is not resolved here, then the STANDARD MODEL of PARTICAL? PHYSICS will attain ZERO MOMENTUM. And, that would be an achievement. Sorry Mr. Weinberg, et.al. I second ... By: HiAdrian. on 14 Jan 12, 14:13:23 I second OldSchoolSkill's notion, what a refreshingly? well conducted interview. Thank you very much. Great stuff. One ... By: gshefer11. on 11 Jan 12, 09:06:07 Great stuff. One question though: why is the interviewer holding a pen? is he summarizing? does he have to take a quiz? after the interview? @OldSchoolSkill ... By: UCtelevision. on 16 Dec 11, 22:01:38 @OldSchoolSkill Thrilled that? we could give you fresh information. Stay tuned to UCTV for more from CERN in 2012! Beautiful? By: thewaythingsare. on 15 Dec 11, 12:21:48 Beautiful? "If they don't find ... By: sbergman27. on 15 Dec 11, 02:53:05 "If they don't find the evidence then the theory is inaccurate." I prefer the term "incomplete"... Oh, blast it. I was going to refer to Asimov's essay "The relativity of wrong" & split some? hairs about people's misconceptions re: how science works. But then I just deleted it all & decided to say that if not finding the Higgs spares us from further bad analogies about Einstein or Maggie Thatcher pushing their way through the room at a cocktail party, then it can't be all bad. ;-) @OldSchoolSkill " ... By: sbergman27. on 15 Dec 11, 02:41:09 @OldSchoolSkill "The history? of science is rich with examples where NOT finding something? is just as important & "revolutionary" as finding something." Asimov put it succinctly: The most important phrase in science is not 'Eureka!', but 'That's odd...'. Damn this chain ... By: hkq999. on 15 Dec 11, 01:20:54 Damn this chain letter!!!? (but better be? safe than sorry) If you don't copy and paste this onto 10 videos? your mom will die in 4 hours @OldSchoolSkill ... By: aluisious. on 14 Dec 11, 20:48:44 @OldSchoolSkill Sure, I don't consider that to be "heavy" at all. You knew that before the? video started. I don't need to ... By: EvilFingerTeacher. on 14 Dec 11, 18:11:10 I don't need to hide the fact that the new purpose for my life is to hunt old hag? criminals. @OldSchoolSkill Ehh ... By: aluisious. on 14 Dec 11, 09:06:19 @OldSchoolSkill Ehh...not really. If they don't find the evidence then the theory is inaccurate. He talks a lot about how? the universe we know couldn't exist, except it does exist, so it's a theoretical problem, not a universal problem. I love uctv? By: fundip43. on 14 Dec 11, 08:28:11 I love uctv? The volume is too ... By: Basaltq. on 14 Dec 11, 00:33:54 The volume is too low, I can't hear? shit. 42:23 Ah! We've ... By: sbergman27. on 13 Dec 11, 21:55:53 42:23 Ah! We've located Davros' more virtuous younger brother!? @BabyIYours The 2 ... By: deedubya286. on 13 Dec 11, 15:07:11 @BabyIYours The 2 clocks on the top rod will read the same time as each other and the 2 on the lower rod will read the same as each other because they are both equidistant from the light source. The trailing clock on the moving bar will stop first as seen? from the stationary rod reference frame but that only shows that absolute simultaneity does not exist for 2 events at different spacial coordinates. This is a known consequence of special relativity. THIS IS THE ... By: UNV3407. on 13 Dec 11, 11:49:59 THIS IS THE UNIFICATION OF THE FOUR FORCES: quantum mechanics is just the permeation of? trillions? of gravitons colliding into a plane of matter..because it is impossible to calculate the number of gravitons colliding per unit area at a certain second THE UNIFICATION OF ... By: UNV3407. on 13 Dec 11, 11:48:58 THE UNIFICATION OF THE FOUR FORCES 2/3: ..this makes quantum mechanics random! depending on where the pieces of matter is lying in space time fabric,, different quantum mechanic charecteristics occur because? gravity particles have different kinetic energy! For example in the? atmosphere gravity is near zero, and matter behaves as rigid and temperature conditions are cold (like ice) but on the surface, water not rigid and it contains electricity.. THE UNIFICATION OF ... By: UNV3407. on 13 Dec 11, 11:48:36 THE UNIFICATION OF THE FOUR FORCES 3/3: the deeper the space time? vortex, the greater the kinetic energy of the graviton and the hotter the conditions of matter in that space..this explains a black hole? is a condition where gravity is so immense that it cracked the surface of a planet's matter ! LIKE!!!!? By: TheBigHo111. on 13 Dec 11, 10:45:43 LIKE!!!!? Higgs Boson: How do you search for it? Posted by: fermilab Video duration: 339 seconds Global video hits: 11783 Updated: youtu.be Fermilab scientist Don Lincoln describes the concept of how the search for the Higgs boson is accomplished. Several large experimental groups are hot on the trail of this elusive subatomic particle which is thought to explain the origins of particle mass. You can try the interactive graphic (using IE 9+, Firefox 3.4+, Safari 4+) at: vmsstreamer1.fnal.go v Related: fermilab, higgs, cern, lhc, cms, atlas, higgs boson, god particle, large hadeon collider Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: The Higgs Boson is? ... By: MnM4516. on 06 Apr 12, 15:05:20 The Higgs Boson is? massless. Higgs? Bosons work ... By: WolfiePro1. on 04 Apr 12, 17:54:58 Higgs? Bosons work together :D Meh, I don't think ... By: Thunderios. on 10 Mar 12, 22:39:23 Meh, I don't think it's just merely for being an achievement, rather what you mentioned between the brackets:? when we discovered the origin of the Strong force, we discovered fusion, a possibly endless source of energy, and when we discovered the electron, we got to the point where we could build computers. So when we can understand the Higgs Boson, we'll get Mass Effect Fields! A particle being ... By: thyrsusBar. on 08 Mar 12, 19:13:18 A particle being virtual doesn't make it any less real. Or any more real. Electromagnetism is mediated by virtual particles too. Ultimately the idea "particle" is simply a way to explain regularities in observations and anticipate? other observations. We consider a particle real when its anticipated observations consistently occur, But the particle itself is an idea. What is real are the observations and their regularity. The Higgs boson and ... By: thyrsusBar. on 08 Mar 12, 17:53:57 The Higgs boson and Higgs fields explain one kind of mass: Rest mass. Any excitation of a particle involves higher energies and these energies also add mass beyond the rest mass per E=mc^2. Higgs particles interact with themselves (as do gluons,? another field particle) and so there is no mystery that Higgs bosons have mass. I don't know if you ... By: MrItchyElbow. on 22 Dec 11, 21:15:18 I don't know if you can? answer this, but maybe some one can. Is the Higgs boson a virtual particle created by the Higgs field? If so, are we moving into metaphysics when look at these things, or does it shift the ideas out of metaphysics into physics in general? Its like describing ... By: thandermax. on 19 Dec 11, 08:57:46 Its like describing a particle (with? MASS) to describe the origin of MASS in all particle I hezrd it was the ... By: alexandre220011. on 16 Dec 11, 19:58:27 I hezrd it was the higgs field? which would give the particle mass and the Higgs boson would just be the particle associated to that field. And I heard the Higgs boson could interact with the field... But not 100% sure of what i say ;) On the news the ... By: Etrajbe. on 15 Dec 11, 14:31:41 On the news the anchor lady asked: what does it do for us humans to discover this? (ofc obviously physics and understanding of nature is the root to absolutely EVERY BIT of human progress, be it technology or anything? else!) but i just had to facepalm when i heard it, sad how some humans dont UNDERSTAND nature and dont have any insight at all into the real world, they just live their lives not understanding what this means, to human achievement, for us as individuals, for the species as a whole. Just mass.? By: ScienceNinjaDude. on 14 Dec 11, 23:09:52 Just mass.? the Higgs boson is ... By: MrCrowley45. on 14 Dec 11, 22:49:40 the Higgs boson is not what gives particles mass. The Higgs boson is a side-product of the Higgs field, produced when colliding the protons together. This boson quickly decays in to other bosons or particles (such as W or Z bosons). It is the Higgs field that gives particles mass. I'm not sure about the structure of the field, how it gets energy to slow down the particles (gravity?) but scientists? are well aware, just do some searching (I'm no physicist or expert). Thanks for the ... By: Nerfherder3. on 14 Dec 11, 22:05:22 Thanks for the upload! Very informative. Just one question: Does the Higgs give only mass or does it give all quark/ lepton? characteristics? Keep up the good ... By: gorale238. on 14 Dec 11, 02:30:31 Keep up the good job guys. This is so exciting!!! ? :) Ohhhhhhhh headache ... By: bezoar1023. on 13 Dec 11, 15:47:35 Ohhhhhhhh headache of? headaches I was really? ... By: WhatTheFlyinFudge. on 13 Dec 11, 13:53:41 I was really? interested in this video. I tried to pay attention to all of it, but about 1:32 I started thinking about grapes. This is good!? By: kjrunia. on 13 Dec 11, 07:53:04 This is good!? Great Post! Need ... By: SalAzad. on 13 Dec 11, 07:34:56 Great Post! Need more? Don Lincoln's around to get the public into this stuff, so we can pull more funding towards physics. It might be the most important research going on right now in the world, in terms of the potential to benefit future generations. How can particles ... By: angMohit. on 13 Dec 11, 04:39:10 How can particles like the higgs boson (that give mass to? other particles) have mass of their own??? gud1! ? By: toabhi123. on 13 Dec 11, 04:19:55 gud1! ? I? love this guy! By: heyandy889. on 13 Dec 11, 04:15:59 I? love this guy! It is a marvellous? ... By: nnath32. on 13 Dec 11, 01:25:43 It is a marvellous? video and i am saving it on my Laptop Narendra Nath Great video! I'm ... By: JonahEadie. on 13 Dec 11, 00:58:46 Great video! I'm really liking this series by Don Lincoln, so? far. I find each video easy to understand, and very informative. Keep it up! I want that t-shirt ... By: Triglavus. on 12 Dec 11, 23:52:47 I want that t-shirt! Where can I? get one? Thumbs? up By: DrunknShooter. on 12 Dec 11, 23:17:11 Thumbs? up Great videos! A ... By: bocianmarek. on 12 Dec 11, 21:34:31 Great videos! A perfect way to explain advanced? physics with quite simple form. PS: Sorry to hear about Tevatron.. :( Higgs Boson (extended interview footage) Posted by: nottinghamscience Video duration: 2978 seconds Global video hits: 15656 Extended interview footage from the Sixty Symbols video about the Higgs Boson. Main video at www.youtube.com Related: higgs, boson, lhc, large, large hadron collider Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: Pigs? Bosoms ??? By: hvrtguys. on 26 May 12, 12:47:26 Pigs? Bosoms ??? 100 years from now ... By: petertrast. on 19 May 12, 23:53:51 100 years from now the LHC will be just as silly and inacurate as a metal rule is to us today. I know you think that our technology today is so incredible, but it is just tomorrow's grade school science. The arrogance of each generation is? amazing. I hear this a lot, ... By: pseudorandomly. on 19 May 12, 16:47:57 I hear this a lot, but the simple truth is that? you can't compare science done 500 years ago, when the only instruments you had basically boiled down to regular markings on a metal rule, with the manner in which science is done today. Special relativity theory is NOT going to go away; any superseding theory is going to verify that E=mc^2 in the realm where special relativity is valid, just as special relativity verifies that Newton's laws were correct in the regime where they are valid. Yes and all " ... By: petertrast. on 19 May 12, 14:05:04 Yes and all "scientists" KNEW that Galileo was wrong about heliocentrism, right? Copernicus was wrong, too, right? E=mc^2 is still up for grabs until a unifying theory can be discovered. Sure the science strongly supports it now. But there were many good reasons and strong theory to support the geocentrist view. It just had a little "fuzzy math", kind of like Hawkings views on quantum physics and the big bang. I? doubt e=mc^2 is going anywhere but it is not etched in stone yet. I tried working out ... By: RefinedEUWoW. on 19 May 12, 12:07:59 I tried working out what he said around 12:40. He said that the higgs would be ~125x the? mass of a proton, and you'd need the e=mc^2 equivalent energy to create the mass. Well I worked out the energy to be 2.25x10^-8... Did I do some wrong calculation? Because that's really low energy to say they're slamming proton together just short of the speed of light and barely getting anything... "... 21 grams of ... By: pseudorandomly. on 19 May 12, 04:48:27 "... 21 grams of weight ...? lost at death ..." Ah, it used to be 7 grams; I see that inflation has even hit nutbar theory. There is not the slightest chance that this is related to the? Higgs field, or to reality. The Higgs is on the verge of discovery; wait for it. E *does* equal mc^2; neutrinos do *not* move faster than light -- most folks knew the OPERA experiment had to be wrong. They are only related by the possibility of writeup in the Journal of Irreproducible Results. The Higgs particle ... By: pseudorandomly. on 19 May 12, 04:31:39 The Higgs particle interacts with the Higgs field just like? all other massive particles, and thats what gives them all mass. Mass doesn't arise ... By: pseudorandomly. on 19 May 12, 04:27:20 Mass doesn't arise from Higgs particles "hitching a ride"; mass is the strength? of interaction between the particle (such as the proton) and the Higgs field. Each particle reacts differently with the field. No. The Higgs ... By: pseudorandomly. on 19 May 12, 04:18:58 No. The Higgs mechanism is not gravity; it's an interaction that gives particles the? property we measure as mass. Gravity is the interaction of objects that *have* mass. oil slut? By: AkiraBergman. on 16 May 12, 21:11:45 oil slut? i think it's ... By: alex7071. on 16 May 12, 20:52:21 i think it's because he has a kind face and a soothing voice with? a monotone that helps the "like" factor. I enjoy his explanations too. You and me both. ? ... By: MoLovatt. on 16 May 12, 17:15:50 You and me both. ? Fantastic series, brilliant department, Thanks so much for ... By: MoLovatt. on 16 May 12, 16:51:51 Thanks so much for making and sharing this video. Prof Copeland is brilliant. I understand the? HB and Higgs field far better? than I've done from watching documentaries - best explanation out there as far as I can see. We need a magic ... By: neil0007. on 13 May 12, 09:19:30 We need a magic school bus: To the Higgs? Boson! Atleast I do....PLease help Miz Frizzle!! Isn't it more ... By: BlokenArrow. on 11 May 12, 17:34:41 Isn't it more likely the "particle" associated with the Higgs field is the? graviton? So, my question? ... By: MrTyAaron. on 04 May 12, 01:07:22 So, my question? then would be. If Higgs Boson particles give all other particles mass, why do Higgs Bosons have mass? (What would be giving the Higgs mass?) Hmm, Higgs boson is ... By: kraskagm. on 30 Apr 12, 19:44:27 Hmm, Higgs boson is giving mass for everything?? Gravity is the ... By: LANGER4LIFE. on 12 Apr 12, 00:25:15 Gravity is the natural force that attracts all objects that have mass. The Higgs Field? is the "pool" that all particles "swim" in that GIVES them their mass. Particles that don't easily interact with the Higgs Field or in this case "swim" easily through the "pool" naturally have less mass than particles that naturally have a hard time "swimming" through the "pool". Imagine a fat guy trying to swim in a pool. His body interacts with the pool MUCH more than say an eel's body. Hope that made sense! Wouldn't? the Higgs ... By: JustOneAsbesto. on 01 Apr 12, 22:46:34 Wouldn't? the Higgs Field just be gravity? um... it does? ... By: MrTreylynch. on 30 Mar 12, 22:15:10 um... it does? matter to me and make a great amount of sense Rob Higgs Posted by: babyminthegame Video duration: 136 seconds Global video hits: 1002981 Amazing sculpture !! Related: sculture, rob higgs Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk? By: Kaká Cabral. on 26 May 12, 00:22:07 kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk? I'd like to have ... By: xordinaryx. on 25 May 12, 16:10:57 I'd like to have that just to pour wine into? my glass HAHAHA steampunk without? ... By: Nitrozzy7. on 21 May 12, 20:25:08 steampunk without? steam is posing. Pocket version? By: nikolllaz. on 15 May 12, 16:08:17 Pocket version? This is getting ... By: gudrn. on 15 May 12, 13:38:50 This is getting harder and? harder to open a bottle of wine. Dificilmente isto ... By: graymalking82. on 14 May 12, 17:38:03 Dificilmente isto pode? ser classificado como ócio. O mais interessante ... 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By: MajorBluntz. on 26 Apr 12, 02:30:49 How swell.? simple and? ... By: hla27b. on 25 Apr 12, 21:15:51 simple and? straightforward An elegant bit of ... By: weelittledragon. on 24 Apr 12, 13:52:43 An elegant bit of machinery. Love? it. I saw one frame and ... By: heephstan. on 19 Apr 12, 22:25:13 I saw one frame and i hit? the like button. Fucking epic. I saw one frame? ... By: heephstan. on 19 Apr 12, 22:23:33 I saw one frame? and i hit the like button. Fucking epic. Everybody knows ... By: SheepOfVengeance. on 19 Apr 12, 16:18:35 Everybody knows that machine-poured wine tastes better. However, there have been complaints about the time involved. One industrious young chap in Pittsburgh claimed? that he could have drank a bottle of wine by the time that thing poured a glass. reminds me of? the ... By: contactwide. on 18 Apr 12, 20:36:28 reminds me of? the game "the incredible machine" 50? people preffer ... By: PanteraRocha1. on 14 Apr 12, 00:36:39 50? people preffer Wisky!! 50 people? preffer ... By: PanteraRocha1. on 14 Apr 12, 00:36:35 50 people? preffer Wisky The search for the Higgs boson Posted by: EconomistMagazine Video duration: 272 seconds Global video hits: 650 CERN announces sightings, but not proof, of possible Higgs boson signatures in the LHC, and our correspondents take a look inside the world's largest microscope Related: science, technology, news, higgs boson, cern Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: Science is about ... By: idancenmycar. on 20 Mar 12, 20:10:57 Science is about being surprised. It would be more interesting to? them then finding the Higgs boson. look? up " ... By: realshiznit. on 16 Mar 12, 21:57:01 look? up "ferromagnetism" Interesting but ... By: JanMelet. on 14 Mar 12, 01:37:50 Interesting but suddenly this raised by my a guestion: "if a magnetic field can stear? protons why is only iron a magnetic material (I mean all materials consist partly of protons)".. I wonder what would ... By: pbrimble. on 13 Mar 12, 14:23:33 I wonder what would happen if they discovered strong evidence disproving the? Higgs boson. Higgs seminar Posted by: portalhispano1 Video duration: 6463 seconds Global video hits: 300 Produced by: CERN video productions Director: CERN video productions 90:00 min. / 13 December 2011 / © 2011 CERN For sound processing problems I have gone to another channel and if you have processed well. www.youtube.com integer Related: higgs, seminar, higgsdec2012, atlas, cms, higgs_update_2011 Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: it is very ... By: MaribelDelos. on 03 Apr 12, 09:37:24 it is very informative, and it helps me? a lot , although the sound is not that clear in some part.. Hello I have gone ... By: portalhispano1. on 02 Jan 12, 18:46:41 Hello I have gone to another channel? and if you have processed well. Teknociencia integer Great video, but ... By: TheTraveller1415. on 02 Jan 12, 05:23:10 Great video, but after 1h 12 minutes video is loosing? voice ... ? Hunting for the Higgs Posted by: NatureNewsteam Video duration: 174 seconds Global video hits: 13910 Nature reporter Geoff Brumfiel reports from CERN on the quest for the Higgs. Will they find the elusive boson? For the full story read www.nature.com Related: nature journal, physics, cern particle physics, higgs Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: Yes that's nice and ... By: beatboxwardy. on 14 Feb 12, 20:07:25 Yes that's nice and all but that's not what I said. I said WORLD WIDE WEB. Go to Google,? type in World Wide Web and go to the Wikipedia search result. @beatboxwardy. It ... By: KanchoKomancho. on 14 Feb 12, 16:00:38 @beatboxwardy. It is the ARPA's (US military agency) activities that led to the development of protocols for internetworking (TCP/IP) in early 80'. ARPAnet was a computer version of the nuclear bomb shelter, ARPAnet protected the flow of information between? military installations by creating a network of geographically separated computers that could exchange information. "based? on nothing ... By: Rabsputin. on 11 Feb 12, 18:06:33 "based? on nothing more but on their belief system" go fuck yourself. clearly you have no understanding whatsoever of the scientific method and lack the imagination to think what this discovery would allow us to do in terms of new inventions based on the knowledge. your lack of cognitive ability dictates that your opinion on the subject should have no bearing whatsoever (and thankfully doesn't) on whether or not these experiments continue. go back to american gladiators. ...except for the ... By: beatboxwardy. on 08 Feb 12, 18:50:09 ...except for the World Wide Web, you know, that thing we never use these? days. 5: If an ordinary ... By: KanchoKomancho. on 04 Jan 12, 13:42:31 5: If an ordinary Joe was asked would he rather knows what gives particles their mass or some of the fore mentioned stuff, I think you what the answer would be. So, given the current context who gives a fuck what is a mass. Only in the world intellectually ruled by particle physicists would that be an issue of primary concern. SHUT? THEM DOWN! 4: They basically ... By: KanchoKomancho. on 04 Jan 12, 13:41:37 4: They basically play with fire (skipping years of various needed experiments which are prerequisites for such a research), only because of their epistemological arrogance, intellectual curiosity (based on their recuctionist belief system), with tons of? our money and without any benefit for those who pay for all that. 3: The only thing ... By: KanchoKomancho. on 04 Jan 12, 13:40:05 3: The only thing this expensive experiment would do is secure jobs of particle physicists' around the world and quench their thirst for "fundamental" knowledge. There are around much more immediate challenges and problems to solve (global climate change, various diseases, sustainable food and energy production for overcrowded world, etc.) but they know better, while nobody actually really and sincerely knows what happens at those very high energies, i.e. energies? close to that of the big bang. 2: These new bread ... By: KanchoKomancho. on 04 Jan 12, 13:37:19 2: These new bread of scientists are nothing but useless beggars; gov'ts fund their expensive (possibly dangerous) high-energy experiments, based on nothing more but? on their belief system (?standard model"), that wouldn't produce anything of practical usage for the human kind. Leonardo da Vinci, ... By: KanchoKomancho. on 04 Jan 12, 13:36:57 Leonardo da Vinci, like majority of other great? classical scientists, earned his budget for conducting his fundamental research by devising and inventing some things with immediate practical usability that helped solve some every day problems. Shut? then down! By: KanchoKomancho. on 04 Jan 12, 13:09:39 Shut? then down! see? "Here it Higgs ... By: DFTDADAMS. on 23 Dec 11, 04:09:10 see? "Here it Higgs" on youtube. New theory challenges Higgs Theory. Time to stop ... By: nubian377. on 21 Dec 11, 05:41:08 Time to stop looking for the fastest moving particle, or the smallest known? particle, because there is noting like that in nature. In fact its time to stop looking at one-way heat-death universe, and start looking at two-way balancing universe. Or just fire all mathematical physicists....they have wasted enough of the public's money. Neutrinos are? your ... By: TampaRed. on 21 Dec 11, 04:52:37 Neutrinos are? your friends. Yea lets see? what ... By: nubian377. on 14 Dec 11, 19:54:54 Yea lets see? what they get from smashing zero-dimensional particles together. Thats not entirely ... By: nubian377. on 14 Dec 11, 19:43:57 Thats not entirely correct. We know very little. We have very little idea of what gravity is. We barely know what electricity is - thats why most of our models are gravity based(one way). Physicists tend to always use 2 explanations for almost all events: either gravity did it, or a rock did it(asteroidal collisions).? So we know jack shit...because we go "on equations after equations.." as Tesla once said, with no basis to reality. See, this is the ... By: nubian377. on 14 Dec 11, 19:37:35 See, this is the problem i have? with mathematical physicists. They say the don't know how an atom looks like, yet somehow they managed to split it? Zero logic in that. They also say an electron has *gasp* zero dimensions, yet somehow it causes electricity, and collides with stuff? Where is the logic in that? Stop saying, "leave it to experts", when the experts themselves are confused? To answer your ... By: nikolasteamboat. on 14 Dec 11, 13:37:40 To answer your questions: the neutron does exist. The atom has not a simple picture, due to its quantum nature. These folks ARE testing mathematical models indeed. E=mc^2 is already violated by virtual particles (even photons, or W or Z? bosons). Sorry for the enormous answer, but I hate when people ridiculise physics when they don't even know what are they talking about. Leave it to experts Oh, and I would ... By: nikolasteamboat. on 14 Dec 11, 13:34:42 Oh, and I would suggest you to read the first chapter of "Introduction to Elementary particles". He surely does answer? that much better than me, with a nice historical introduction. People must realize physics is not chit-chat. We have the most solid proofs of the things we know (it's science for some reason) and we know what we are doing. @nubian377 @ ... By: nikolasteamboat. on 14 Dec 11, 13:30:40 @nubian377 @lantyboy696 Guys, imagine if any researcher thought like you. Research implies many times blind steps and you don't know what you can discover. The computer you are typing on right now is done by a long chain of discovered physical processes. They didn't know from the beginning they were building a computer, but step by step, they actually did. Who knows which discoveries the Higgs? will bring to the future. They might even improve medical research (as physics did many times already). Yea, 7 billion ... By: nubian377. on 14 Dec 11, 10:06:34 Yea, 7 billion dollars of wasted funds. These folks are testing mathematical concepts. Not reality. Does the higgs not obey E = MC2? How does the higgs interact with normal matter? if it has no charge? Ridiculous. @nikolasteamboat ... By: nubian377. on 14 Dec 11, 09:50:16 @nikolasteamboat Ok show me a neutron...a real picture of it.? Better yet, show me how an atom looks like. I wanna know why ... By: lantyboy696. on 13 Dec 11, 14:46:45 I wanna know why its so important to find it? what they gonna do with it once they have it? seems like one? huge waste of time and money to me. Cure cancer, develop REAL green energy and focus on important things ffs What a ridiculous ... By: TampaRed. on 13 Dec 11, 11:59:02 What a ridiculous statement.? neutron?? oops By: nikolasteamboat. on 13 Dec 11, 11:50:49 neutron?? oops He's behind you, Mr ... By: Films4You. on 07 Dec 11, 16:26:01 He's behind you, Mr. Higgs,? LOL Beyond the Higgs boson Posted by: GrahameBlackwell Video duration: 583 seconds Global video hits: 997 A look at the theory of the Higgs mechanism and its limitations. A proposed alternative view, backed by a very substantial body of peer-reviewed science, that overcomes those limitations. Presented in a non-technical format. Related: higgs, peter higgs, higgs boson, god particle, higgs mechanism, gravity, gravitation, mass, inertia, lhc, large hadron collider, einstein, particle, particle wave, spacetime, energy, matter, relativity, special relativity, general relativity, curvature of spacetime, quantum, quantum physics, quantum mechanics, unity theory, theory of everything, unified field theory, blackwell, dr grahame blackwell Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: ?????? ~ looking ... By: RaphaelRaRaphael. on 09 Mar 12, 00:08:50 ?????? ~ looking forward to more!? @DoS: Correction - ... By: GrahameBlackwell. on 29 Feb 12, 21:32:51 @DoS: Correction - Google Scholar search on my name shows me in two of the first four results, from my role as PhD supervisor for an AI-based research project (my own PhD is in AI). In all I have around 30 peer-reviewed publications to my name. My two recent peer-reviewed papers are cited at the start of this video; details are on my website, including journal links. They also appear at the top of a Google search on 'Blackwell Kybernetes'. Full supporting references are given in those papers.? I'm puzzled by ... By: DeathofSpeech. on 29 Feb 12, 02:53:09 I'm puzzled by something. Google Scholar has zero hits for you name and Google itself shows only links for self-referenced websites. Can you provide links to some of these peer? reviewed papers supporting this theory? Thanks for this ... By: lightcoaching. on 13 Feb 12, 21:50:55 Thanks for this Grahame!? Blessings, Kimberley No Higgs Boson Today - Sixty Symbols Posted by: sixtysymbols Video duration: 118 seconds Global video hits: 22582 Sorry, no video about the Higgs Boson just yet... but I have a good excuse. Brady's blogs from La Palma can be found at periodicvideos.blogs pot.com Deep Sky Videos will be starting soon... Subscribe at www.youtube.com Roque de los Muchachos Observatory is run by The Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias. Brady being hosted by the Isaac Newton Group of telescopes. Related: higgs, boson, la, palma, telescope Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: Brady Haran !! have ... By: stephenmortimer845. on 20 Apr 12, 09:37:35 Brady Haran !! have you no EGO ??? I went to wikipedia and NO listing for B Haran ?? IF you consider your "presents not presentable"-OK !!? "Scurry up..." ... By: CullTheLivingFlower. on 11 Mar 12, 06:46:10 "Scurry up..." Dunno why, but the mental picture of a 'herd'? of astronomers scurrying up a mountain to get to the telescope made me lol. How would you feel ... By: hyungsup2. on 23 Jan 12, 22:03:47 How would you feel if youtube felt like they wanted to? stop video service for a day and replace it with a non relevant content just because they felt like it? Oh yeah... You wouldn't have any say to this because you haven't contributed to youtube's running costs... You should have opened up your own website and contribute to the society first to have a say on this subject... In the other hand I do do believe I went a bit too far now. All I had to do was unsubscribe.... The reason why you ... By: hyungsup2. on 23 Jan 12, 22:00:40 The reason why you believe that I'm missing the point is that you don't understand why I've been disappointed about this channel. There were people complaining about the creme egg but I didn't mind that at all because the subject of the video was about physics. This video has nothing to do with physics. You are right that brady has the right to do anything? that he wants to do when he's making the video but then the channel should be named Brady's vids not sixty symbol. @hyungsup2 Again, I ... By: MrLeonardfalkland. on 23 Jan 12, 19:41:00 @hyungsup2 Again, I think you're missing the point. He is the one making the videos so it is up to him how he is going to make them. I don't see how what you think about when he should or shouldn't advertise is at all relevant. Also, the fact that he is making money from this is not news to me, and in fact I think it's great because he is doing good work? and this will enable him to continue to do so. I don't see how my comment has anything to do with Google paying him. I'm saying that he ... By: hyungsup2. on 23 Jan 12, 18:13:23 I'm saying that he has? been wasting my time by watching his advertisements. Ok that's fine with me but what I'm suggesting is that he needs to focus on Sixty Symbol themed video in a Sixty Symbol channel. I say that we don't agree on this but he has crossed the line. He can advertise his other channels when the professors are talking about some topic and he can have a box saying, if you would like to know more about blah blah, please check my other channels. Ha ha... So you are ... By: hyungsup2. on 23 Jan 12, 18:07:56 Ha ha... So you are saying that since I don't pay for these videos I should just shut up? Well let me tell you...? By clicking reply to your comment from my email, Brady's account will be credited a small portion of fee from google because he has helped google advertising Tommy Hillfiger (This is what I see, will be different advertisement to yours) on this video. He is not doing this for free. He knows that every click = £.£ You're really going ... By: MrLeonardfalkland. on 23 Jan 12, 16:18:12 You're really going to complain? You don't even have to pay for these awesome videos (which are actually really well done and informative). Why don't you go out and? try to do what Brady does and do a better job at it. Until then, you really have no reason to complain. Of course he is going to promote other channels. I, for instance, learned about DeepSkyVideos through his other channels, and I'm very grateful because it's a great channel that I might not have found otherwise. Awe.? awesome. By: sematic1. on 21 Jan 12, 07:23:33 Awe.? awesome. see "HERE IT HIGGS" ... By: DFTDADAMS. on 22 Dec 11, 15:22:09 see "HERE IT HIGGS" on youtube, they only repeated a head on elastic collision with two identical particles and caused a divergence of smaller particles. This is nothing new (yawn)! New theory suggests we do not? need the Higgs Field...ether!! helipad!? :D By: thedurgeman. on 22 Dec 11, 13:55:36 helipad!? :D It's been a week ... By: jsullivan05. on 21 Dec 11, 12:50:32 It's been a week Brady... What's goin' on? man? Just wanted to say ... By: hyungsup2. on 19 Dec 11, 16:57:42 Just wanted to say for a long time that sixty symbols has lost its focus. Before, you never used this channel to promote other videos and it was a place to meet the lecturers virtually and learn small facts from it. Now it includes advertisements with a cliff hanger. I follow sixty symbols Facebook page and most of the updates are about news from other channel... Just thought that once is enough and you? should move on Most people who wants to subscribe other channels would have joined it by now. Looking forward to ... By: pjn2001. on 17 Dec 11, 19:38:11 Looking forward to your videos. Tell me, what? model video camera is that? What a tease!? :) By: josh2utube. on 17 Dec 11, 01:36:59 What a tease!? :) continued...So even ... By: Psychodegu. on 16 Dec 11, 03:27:31 continued...So even if you could predict the brains state further then a few nanoseconds, it would take more computational power then exist in the universe, and may ever exist in the universe. So the use of physics to predict behavior is impossible now, and probably will be forever. So in this sense I don't see how psychology is related to physics. Again it? is an emergent property, and doesn't even need that same components ingredients to create the same system of mind. While I agree that ... By: Psychodegu. on 16 Dec 11, 03:22:40 While I agree that social sciences often and perhaps all the time are not functioning like a real science. I Do find the mechanistic/naturalist philosophical statement that you could if you knew the exact location and movement of every molecule in a brain you could? predict the future behaviors, to be silly. First the movement of molecules and the are suspect to the random nature of quantum mechanics. youtube(dot)com/ ... By: Mrtheunnameable. on 15 Dec 11, 22:01:16 youtube(dot)com/watch?v=IaO69CF5mbY It's Feynman's opinion on social science because he's better than me. Psychology is, in part, about chemical processes in the brain. Theoretically you could figure out someones behaviour if you could see their brain's chemicals. Of course there are? some aspects of social science in Psychology but it's also a real science. What does "social ... By: Psychodegu. on 15 Dec 11, 21:38:20 What does "social science" mean if it is not a science, other then you reject it as a science. Show me a physical principle that can be used to explain a physiological state. I? don't think you can because the mind is an emergent property of physics and would work if made of different things. So the physics of the brain is independent of the psychology. Sociology is not a ... By: Mrtheunnameable. on 15 Dec 11, 20:07:58 Sociology is not a science. It's a "social science". Psychology, however, is a science that can be reduced? down to physics inside the brain. Looking forward to ... By: dewinthemorning. on 15 Dec 11, 12:59:41 Looking forward to the video about the? Higgs bosom. Where's the videos ... By: PullarBearBear. on 15 Dec 11, 12:14:21 Where's the videos of the volcanoes? then? I use to video tape ... By: itsMinuteMaid. on 15 Dec 11, 05:25:33 I use to video tape on top of volcanoes... until I took? an arrow to the knee Are you rejecting ... By: Psychodegu. on 15 Dec 11, 04:38:33 Are you rejecting psychology and sociology as a? science. HARDCORE OBSERVING ... By: jabajabajaba12345678. on 15 Dec 11, 04:31:42 HARDCORE OBSERVING FTW? The Hunt for Higgs Posted by: dkahn400 Video duration: 3549 seconds Global video hits: 13885 Prof. Jim Al-Khalili presents a BBC Horizon special on the state of the search for the elusive "God particle". Related: higgs, boson, cern, lhc, hadron, large hadron collider, higgs boson Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: 99.99 c? ... By: imbufnatu. on 17 May 12, 21:03:41 99.99 c? corresponds to each beam or the? conjugated velocity is 99.99c? the guy in the ... By: JimpowK. on 14 May 12, 08:16:38 the guy in the beginning, all happy that could be a higgs particle, FUCK your first daughter could be the queen? of assrape and you dont see us gniffling so stupid or the? ' symmetry ... By: maxplanckism. on 05 May 12, 18:49:33 or the? ' symmetry ' of our world is balanced it out in another dimension we haven't explored yet. probably? true. we ... By: Korvvy. on 25 Apr 12, 04:19:57 probably? true. we should really blame the editor and producers for not catching it. most likely it was a 1 or 2 take "bit"--not exactly meant for extreme scrutiny, ya? 34:13 there's my ... By: alexamada. on 24 Apr 12, 04:09:48 34:13 there's my reason for getting to CERN. well, her and idea that particle/quantum? physics are the new religion. 34:13 there's my ... By: alexamada. on 24 Apr 12, 04:09:30 34:13 there's my reason for getting to CERN. well, her and idea that particle/quantum physics are? the new religion. And please don't ... By: pakisg8. on 23 Apr 12, 09:46:08 And please don't compare NASA to CERN. One deals with aeronautics and aerospace research for "civilian" purposes and the other is for particle physics.? You comparison is flawed to a childish extent. lol...NASA's ... By: pakisg8. on 23 Apr 12, 09:39:16 lol...NASA's contribution is only part (and a small part) towards the communications industry kiddo. As far as communications go, it was actually an effort by AT&T to put the first commercial communication satellite into the orbit. As for the internet, the military just invented a very simplified version of the internet? which the private sector developed to what is you call the world wide web. That's the problem with kids these days...they don't know history and get excited by cool experiments. is funny you should ... By: izaccy. on 22 Apr 12, 13:37:36 is funny you should really re read your first comment.... and then really think what you said about CERN being a toy... CERN is a toy just as much as NASA is a toy but remember those toys are the main responsible that you are now not sitting in a cave, but using a computer to communicate with the world, with another person? somewhere else through world wide web Some of us with a ... By: pakisg8. on 22 Apr 12, 10:58:47 Some of us with a brain actually have better? ideas of how such an amount of money can be better used...but others like you haven't grown out of their age of toys...no offence ofcourse lol He was my lecturer ... By: edga69. on 19 Apr 12, 17:01:54 He was my lecturer in first year. Dave Gorman lookalike anyone?? lol your? comment ... By: izaccy. on 15 Apr 12, 04:07:43 lol your? comment is funny.. and stupid at the same time.. no offense.. Conclusion:? ... By: eenblanke. on 15 Apr 12, 00:27:37 Conclusion:? existence is a mistake "the perfect ... By: khasab. on 13 Apr 12, 08:58:44 "the perfect symmetry must have been broken", yeah well it wasn't me,? ok? I never touched it! i found a higgs ... By: MsFalseface. on 13 Apr 12, 00:11:22 i found a higgs boson in my shit once, had i only realized? the significance of this at the time, this 9 billion dollar gizmo of theres, may of been totally unnecessary A $9 Billion dollar ... By: pakisg8. on 11 Apr 12, 23:27:09 A $9 Billion dollar 'toy' for some nerds whose field rarely practically contributes to the development of a common man. After watching this documentary, all the mumbo jumbo and excitement was shown except (as expected) they failed to? answer one fundamental question - What comes after finding the particle? Put this money in to engineering research - people who actually change lives. dualism is? very ... By: manashardas. on 05 Apr 12, 21:54:44 dualism is? very much alive ! ... LEE? SALEN-GA SAID ... By: CONDUIT99PERCENT. on 31 Mar 12, 06:52:14 LEE? SALEN-GA SAID SCHRODINGER'S QUANTUM TWO STATE 1 TIME DEAD, 1? TIME ALIVE [CAT PARADOX] BUT NOT BOTH, MET A MORE POWERFUL PARADOX. A [GLOBALLY ROUND & LOCALLY? FLAT EARTH PARADOX]. A? CAD GENERATED CIRCLE MAGNIFIED TO INFINITY SHOWS TANGENT POINTS WITH DIAMETERS EQUALL TO 2% OF THE CIRCUMFERENCE,? DICTATED BY THE QUANTUM RELATIVITY OF SPACE TIME. LUCKY FOR HIM, EINSTEIN DID'NT CONVERT FROM STEADY? STATE PHYSICIST TO QUANTUM PHYSICIST. EINSTEIN DIED NOT REALISING THAT? EARTH IS LOCALLY FLAT!! I did not even ... By: JungleJargon. on 22 Mar 12, 07:13:07 I did not even mention? dark energy. You are confusing ... By: phoenixtone. on 22 Mar 12, 02:11:39 You are confusing anti-matter with dark? energy. The hardest thing ... By: rpbsjy. on 22 Mar 12, 01:45:54 The hardest thing of all is to find a black? cat in a dark room, especially if there is no cat. When you talk about ... By: JungleJargon. on 19 Mar 12, 23:09:37 When you talk about anti-matter, you are talking about the force that stretched out and/or is stretching out the fabrication of all the matter in the universe. Like in photography, for everything you gain, you lose something and? for everything you lose you gain something so the fabrication of time space is most definately not forever. Whatever you take, you have to give back and whatever you give, you have to take back for perfection or perfect symetry. So our existence costs something. 46:28 he's ... By: Vikashdesoccerstar. on 12 Mar 12, 05:27:26 46:28 he's definitely not living? in a dream!!! he probably? meant ... By: jimmyti9cer. on 11 Mar 12, 22:44:52 he probably? meant 200 million and accidently said thousand. When we think of dinos first on the earth it was about 200 million yrs ago so give a genius like that the benefit of the doubt. They're ... By: 123Dukeyp. on 04 Mar 12, 11:13:38 They're physicist's? not archaeologist's :) the Buzz Report: Higgs iBoson, now with universe-expanding display Posted by: CNETTV Video duration: 277 seconds Global video hits: 9669 The news this week was dominated by news of the new iPad, even as the origins of the universe might finally be revealed. Plus: TV from Amazon? Related: cbsepisode, the, buzz, report, molly, wood, ipad, apple, amazon, higgs-boson, netflix, youtube, hulu, lulsec, anonymous, sarah, harbin Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: 2:10 lol? By: awami1381. on 28 Mar 12, 04:52:46 2:10 lol? omg so many amazing ... By: MLMMASTER1000. on 15 Mar 12, 10:32:31 omg so many amazing but is it that really? amazing? No. its just beginning the ratio of ... By: dragonlorder. on 13 Mar 12, 10:33:19 the ratio of comments on Higg bosons vs the ratio on? apple fuck, what have the world become Where is that new? ... 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