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Nintendo Sixty-FOOOOOOOOOOUR Posted by: raw64life Video duration: 66 seconds Global video hits: 16161466 kid gets an n64 for christmas and gets way too excited Nintendo Sixty-FOOOOOOOOOOUR! !!!!! Related: n64, nintendo, nintendo64, horror, kid, christmas Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: The little girl ... By: thesuperdeduperman. on 27 May 12, 19:23:07 The little girl probably doesn't even know what's going on. ? Epic? celebratory ... By: WTFBOOMDOOM. on 27 May 12, 16:16:54 Epic? celebratory fist raising at 0:27-0:35 I love the? n64. By: Pixeluniverse64. on 27 May 12, 15:48:08 I love the? n64. ...and a remote ... By: hyweight. on 27 May 12, 13:45:08 ...and a remote controlled? car Connard,? reprise ... By: MrStreeNFear. on 27 May 12, 12:37:06 Connard,? reprise de ma vanne, va en enfer petite merde. Daniel Bryan,? is ... By: Debannage. on 27 May 12, 11:40:05 Daniel Bryan,? is that you ? 0:29 Daniel Bryan # ... By: MrStreeNFear. on 27 May 12, 11:00:19 0:29 Daniel Bryan #YESYESYES? I wanted a Nintendo ... By: michael85225. on 27 May 12, 07:26:13 I wanted a Nintendo 64 badly for Christmas 1997 but? I got a Playstation instead. : )? By: USFullofLies2. on 27 May 12, 06:57:10 : )? Lovely? kids. By: USFullofLies2. on 27 May 12, 06:55:39 Lovely? kids. You're telling ME ... By: Sqwee130. on 27 May 12, 01:34:29 You're telling ME to grow up? haha. For it's time, Goldeneye was amazing and even still relevant. Plus, my comment was? a bit sarcastic, don't get your panties in a wad. he's stupid for ... By: RandomGamer95. on 26 May 12, 22:08:23 he's stupid for having? an opinion? I was like "thanks, ... By: GegaloProductions. on 26 May 12, 22:03:03 I was like "thanks, what the? hell is this?" best 7th birthday ever... Daniel Bryan "YES"? ... By: EliteNinja42. on 26 May 12, 21:01:32 Daniel Bryan "YES"? Chants 0:29 Ahhh grow the fuck ... By: LeroyRifkin. on 26 May 12, 20:37:00 Ahhh grow the fuck up and realize Halo is much? better than Goldeneye 64. Don't get me wrong Goldeneye was awesome back in the 90s but Halo Combat Evolved is actually the best game every made. This isn't even subjective. Halo CE is the best. They've actually done psych studies on this. I am 10,? if I got ... By: trekker123eski. on 26 May 12, 10:39:08 I am 10,? if I got an N64 for christmas I would be that boy screaming "NINTENDO SIXTY FOOOOOOOUUUURRRRR!". And? now 2012.... ... By: fredmous1. on 26 May 12, 09:10:25 And? now 2012.... PlaySTAAAAAAAAAAAAATION nintendo 64 blows ... By: Lennard Manuel. on 26 May 12, 04:21:26 nintendo 64 blows out every game system ever invented, one drop of 360 and its broke forever, one drop of 64 and its? like, nigga, did you just tap me? they're like nokias in invincibleness .....I see, someone ... By: ViciousBeautyNYC. on 26 May 12, 04:20:31 .....I see, someone took a Ritalin? break for x-mas he was 7 and on ... By: Lennard Manuel. on 26 May 12, 04:18:21 he was 7 and on tosh.0 3 years ago he was 20 so that makes him 23, and his sister was probably at least? 4 or 5 so she would be at least 21 right now... the time to rail her has come my brothers -.- i had the same? ... By: TurTleTerp4517. on 26 May 12, 02:32:17 i had the same? reaction when i got my N64 Tosh. ... By: jhggygh. on 26 May 12, 01:27:50 Tosh.0000000000000000000000000000000? Here cuz of? tosh.o By: blast41511. on 26 May 12, 01:22:42 Here cuz of? tosh.o dont be wierd? she ... By: Lauraki17. on 26 May 12, 01:19:19 dont be wierd? she is a little girl! COD kid. You? sir, ... By: PickledProductions50. on 26 May 12, 01:17:11 COD kid. You? sir, are a virgin for life. Elton John - Sixty Years On - 1970 Posted by: rockermad Video duration: 238 seconds Global video hits: 243048 Elton John In BBC TV 1970 Related: elton, john, bbc, 1970 Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: Elton's last album ... By: mizofan. on 31 Mar 12, 00:17:03 Elton's last album The Union with Leon Russell, following fine albums like Songs from the West Coast and Captain and the Kid, was very good, headed back towards his roots. New album this year, The Diving Board, is back to a trio of piano, bass, drum; he's been trying to? make proper albums again, no longer bothering with hit singles. It's interesting? ... By: Lightner445555555555. on 30 Mar 12, 12:08:30 It's interesting? how different he would sound by 1979. ha! TRUE...? By: sammythestripper. on 06 Mar 12, 22:53:47 ha! TRUE...? Last 50 years? I ... By: TonkaLorr. on 14 Jan 12, 06:10:30 Last 50 years? I beg,? gently, to differ. This goes in the time capsule with most of his recordings. 200 years from now, I want them to consider this. I? love that he's ... By: singbeautifulforme. on 08 Jan 12, 00:26:15 I? love that he's just casually sitting there. Her name is Skaila ... By: ajpianoman1. on 13 Dec 11, 21:14:34 Her name is Skaila Kanga :) ? This is a great ... By: SEVFEST. on 13 Nov 11, 23:16:52 This is a great song but don't forget that The lyrics were? written by long-time writing partner Bernie Taupin and the music by Elton. gotta give credit where credit is due........ the lyrics are fabulous...... A great Paul ... By: mocus1. on 08 Nov 11, 03:45:02 A great Paul Buckmaster arrangement? and great performance Elton......hey who's the hot chick on the harp? This was? before he ... By: MrSirDel. on 03 Nov 11, 21:39:52 This was? before he sold out...man what a talent..now just a sad establishment spokesman thank you youtube, ... By: mcrane2882. on 01 Nov 11, 12:20:26 thank you youtube, without you would not be able to? find such classics I'm sorry I can ... By: MusicMadMaurice. on 21 Sep 11, 07:36:23 I'm sorry I can only give your comment a "thumbs up" once. If I could do multiples, I would. I am often struck by just how young Paul Buckmaster was when he did these orchestrations. When the Beatles joined EMI, they came under the guidance of George Martin who seemed like a father figure to them. By contrast, Elton was working with people of? about his own age. who is this nuff? ... By: Manu9078. on 19 Sep 11, 22:05:39 who is this nuff? fellow? YES ELTON JOHN AT ... By: iwillbecreeping. on 09 Sep 11, 15:19:57 YES ELTON JOHN AT HIS BEST I REMEMBER WHEN THIS ALBUM CAME OUT IT WAS AS RADICAL AS SGT PEPPERS. OH PLEASE ELTON MORE? OF THIS AND NO MORE CROCODILE ROCK Yes long live Elton ... By: tinydancer1964. on 02 Sep 11, 00:31:27 Yes long live Elton and his wonderful music!!!? Well he's the best ... By: mocus1. on 25 Aug 11, 06:41:46 Well he's the best pop star? ever, a great composer and he has a 88" pianist. Nuff said. I love the Harp? ... By: msia40004. on 24 Aug 11, 23:06:09 I love the Harp? part LOL What a great ... By: eltonjames79. on 14 Aug 11, 00:29:14 What a great talent! he was only? 23! long live Elton John! i love this song? By: ZwankyTanky. on 01 Aug 11, 16:36:41 i love this song? Respond to this ... By: matthewwp56. on 31 Jul 11, 03:32:06 Respond to this video... and remember kids, he had a band that interacted in the studio and ALL the? lyrics which inspired him were written by someone else/ Bernie Taupin...there were 4 Beatles remember? sheez don't idolize people only God. heres someone who ... By: matthewwp56. on 31 Jul 11, 03:29:44 heres someone who does that? also...me! Elton released 9 ... By: bartlettohio. on 27 Jul 11, 08:25:57 Elton released 9 albums between 1969 and 1973....all original material....and we still listen to? them all today....EJ is up there with the Beatles!!!!! I cry everytime? I ... By: rowan1325. on 25 Jul 11, 02:56:01 I cry everytime? I hear this. He's amazing This whole album ... By: denigrieve. on 15 Jul 11, 05:52:46 This whole album was fabulous, so if you want to invest it is one of? a kind. No Jakski, you got ... By: garydemaio. on 14 Jul 11, 04:16:55 No Jakski, you got it wrong. Bernie was the lyricists. That means he wrote the words only. Elton wrote ALL the music.? An amazing? talent, ... By: jedibill111. on 30 Jun 11, 22:47:45 An amazing? talent, I am happy to have been here through it Alizée - Fifty Sixty Posted by: AlizeeVEVO Video duration: 234 seconds Global video hits: 1516637 Music video by Alizée performing Fifty Sixty. YouTube view counts pre-VEVO: 127695 (C) 2008 Wisteria Song / SBME Related: alizée, rca, records, label, variété, française Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: tres bon? By: anfpantherct. on 27 May 12, 05:23:56 tres bon? now, new? album out ... By: emocionfatal. on 26 May 12, 22:43:17 now, new? album out september 2012 hey! when? is ... By: javiriney. on 24 May 12, 02:10:48 hey! when? is alizée going to make new songs?! Io me kla scoperei! ... By: Gattogiangi. on 21 May 12, 17:48:13 Io me kla scoperei!!C :D Troppo carina!!!!!!? Yo también, no como ... By: Specnaz19917806. on 19 May 12, 23:57:05 Yo también, no como la recibieron los mexicanos, quedaron resentidos cuando su video? de madmoiselle juliette quedo de los primeros lugares aquella vez, increible 5 años sin escuchar esta música, yo quemé solo madmoiselle juliette pero me olvidé de fifty sixty, s realmente muy buena, me acordé hace 3 meses cuando vi el video n mi computadora en uno de mis viejos cds, y me dig: que pasó con alizee??? entoncs mpezé a buskr su biografía Yo? tampoco ... By: Specnaz19917806. on 19 May 12, 23:53:57 Yo? tampoco jejejejejeje, por eso mismo, voy a ver que trae de nuevo el nuevo album!!! me dijeron que es fascinante!!! Me gustan los ... By: Specnaz19917806. on 19 May 12, 23:52:48 Me gustan los últimos 44 segundos!!! aparece una imitación de Andy Warhol y Edie Sedwgick, me encanta? la manera en que ella hace sus videos siempre le da un lado divertido, y la tonalidad de la música, además la forma en que se expresa en este video aún sin mencionar el nombre de Edie, la expresa a ella como una leyenda, que aún vive!!! Edie fué una estrella brilló muy poco, y que se apagó muy pronto también, bastante interesante su vida, ese es el precio que hay que pagar x cr famoso... bwaah this? video ... By: amerikanenglanti. on 18 May 12, 00:40:26 bwaah this? video is tacky Y el mio en español ... By: LucyOtohimePrincess. on 18 May 12, 00:16:00 Y el mio en español!? amo tu musica ... By: ivanazulal100. on 16 May 12, 05:22:47 amo tu musica Alizee eres la mujer mas bella,sexy y talentosa sobre la fas de la tierra ? Realmente no me? ... By: vanny HM. on 12 May 12, 22:54:17 Realmente no me? canso de escucharla desde hace años This song is? about ... By: Elsapaleta. on 10 May 12, 17:55:57 This song is? about Warhol's superstar Edie Sedwgick. j'adore? le clip la ... By: heloise riviere. on 04 May 12, 23:10:55 j'adore? le clip la chanteuse la chanson bref j'aime tout I Like? U-------- ... By: sibanirath161. on 03 May 12, 17:10:23 I Like? U--------Sibani This is the reason ... By: onaly1. on 03 May 12, 14:32:24 This is the reason i love google translater :)? One word? - LOVE. By: AndroidGamesnApps. on 03 May 12, 12:22:36 One word? - LOVE. captain tsubasa!? By: HoNam1011. on 02 May 12, 14:06:37 captain tsubasa!? a mi? tb m gusta ^^ By: ThePaolamija. on 01 May 12, 17:03:59 a mi? tb m gusta ^^ sí? sí xD By: elaltatu. on 30 Apr 12, 02:15:00 sí? sí xD si, me encanta! y? ... By: hunter003g. on 30 Apr 12, 00:40:05 si, me encanta! y? espero con ansias su siguiente album en septiembre o diciembre de este año :D yo si? :) By: hunter003g. on 30 Apr 12, 00:39:11 yo si? :) claro yo? espero ... By: hunter003g. on 30 Apr 12, 00:37:56 claro yo? espero con ansias su nuevo album en diciembre de este año! :) un gros gros? bof By: discoduck54. on 29 Apr 12, 21:28:03 un gros gros? bof habla de una modlo ... By: antoinemx1. on 29 Apr 12, 19:06:56 habla de una modlo que nacio en los 50's y obviamente ya tiene 60 años fifty(50), sixty nee en cinquenate, sexy soixante(nacio en los 50's? sexi sesentas,) en terminos generales, son elogios, no recuerdo a que modelo va dirigida esta cancion Los peruanos amamos ... By: ArchaeoCrash. on 26 Apr 12, 19:06:10 Los peruanos amamos tu escultural cuerpo aunque la mayoria no? sepa lo que dices :D Saludos de Pérou :D Momentum, Magnets & Metal Balls - Sixty Symbols Posted by: sixtysymbols Video duration: 320 seconds Global video hits: 19074 Looking at momentum with the aid of steel balls and a neodymium magnet. Featuring Professor Roger Bowley. Visit our website at www.sixtysymbols.com We're on Facebook at www.facebook.com And Twitter at twitter.com This project features scientists from The University of Nottingham Sixty Symbols videos by Brady Haran Related: momentum, magnets, gauss, cannon, gaussian, gun, collisions Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: Simple setup with a ... By: terawattyear. on 27 May 12, 19:24:15 Simple setup with a dramatic? and surprising outcome. I did not expect to see the results that were produced. Well done Prof Bowley! Dunno why current ... By: Crashboy1024. on 27 May 12, 19:22:22 Dunno why current has? the letter "I", but in my country we call it Intensity (translated). So... might be something there. This reminded me of ... By: a11m0n. on 27 May 12, 19:01:45 This reminded me of Jerry? Clower Hot Steel Balls. I've seen a lot of ... By: Skindoggiedog. on 27 May 12, 18:25:58 I've seen a lot of sixtysymbols videos, and this prof is a really nice guy and all, but the other profs add insightful commentary, explanations of how it applies in the real world, further examples etc. This guy seems to be happy just to say "Look how cool this experiment is", which is quite disappointing. And,? of course, they ARE cool, but ... anyone could do what this Prof does in the videos on this channel, couldn't they? I mean, what does he add? If anything, I'm yet to see it. I disagree that ... By: JWY. on 27 May 12, 17:52:23 I disagree that there little friction on the magnet, but my description of what I would expect, without friction, was wrong I think. I now suggest that the detached ball will jet away and the magnet and balls slowly head the other way.? The potential energy of the free ball held far from the magnet is converted to kinetic energy when the free ball snaps onto the magnet - then the furthest ball, weakly held, leaves with difference in potential energy. But moment is conserved. Well, there's only ... By: Viruzzz. on 27 May 12, 17:50:30 Well, there's only a single magnet in the setup used and the? balls have no edges to catch anything, if the magnet was bigger or there was more than one you'd want to keep your hands away, but in this setup it should be quite safe. huh huh. "he said? ... By: wesmartino64. on 27 May 12, 17:40:27 huh huh. "he said? 'balls'" In a closed system, ... By: anjbennink. on 27 May 12, 17:38:52 In a closed system, which you have if nothing leaves or enters the spaceship, momentum is conserved, so while you might have things moving in the? spaceship, unless you fire something out the back there will be no work done on the spaceship If all momentum was ... By: anjbennink. on 27 May 12, 17:35:04 If all momentum was transferred perfectly, that would be the case, but in this? case there is a lot of energy and thus momentum lost through sound and heat, which would mean that the ball would not recieve enough momentum to escape the magnetic field and it would be pulled back in. Temperature is ... By: anjbennink. on 27 May 12, 17:33:30 Temperature is simply the average speed of the particles, thus, if heat is released, then some of the momentum is transferred to the particles which move faser, creating heat. Since sound is a longitudinal wave, or a compressional wave, it is simply air particles being squished together and pulled apart, and thus there is a transfer of energy. If energy is transfered, there is a transfer of momentum as well (momentum can also be describes as the? kinetic energy divided by twice the velocity) Learn how to make ... By: bradkey98765. on 27 May 12, 17:27:53 Learn how to make one yourself... it? is not hard Can we have a ... By: Willandacamera. on 27 May 12, 16:46:51 Can we have a looping gif of 3:55? to 4:11? Please? It's been really? ... By: MrOldprof. on 27 May 12, 15:53:45 It's been really? sunny where I've been (Ludlow in Shropshire, England) for the last few days and my suntan has improved. I disagree, for ... By: MrOldprof. on 27 May 12, 15:51:51 I disagree, for there is very little friction in the experiment. But there is an imbalance in the forces on? the ball that arrives at the magnet and the force on the ball that leaves the magnet; the difference in the forces when integrated over time gives the change in the momentum. George called it a ... By: MrOldprof. on 27 May 12, 15:46:12 George called it a Gaussian cannon---it is also called a Gaussian rifle,? so you are correct. Brady reminds me of ... By: saklav86. on 27 May 12, 15:42:39 Brady reminds me of Charles? Firth from the chaser that guy is just ... By: maartengalle. on 27 May 12, 15:26:10 that guy is just rambling , most boring speech ever ? yes use rodin coil ... By: tibisound. on 27 May 12, 14:49:17 yes use rodin coil in place? of magnet Hey I was wondering ... By: cateattingmonster0. on 27 May 12, 14:47:41 Hey I was wondering what if you put only one steel ball at other end of the magnet. Theoretically the final? speed of the ball that flies off of the magnet should be equal to the initial speed of the ball comes into magnet right? magnet vortrex is ... By: tibisound. on 27 May 12, 14:45:33 magnet vortrex is inside a flower of life someone? is trying to teach us this thousand years old Hey I could make a ... By: cateattingmonster0. on 27 May 12, 14:29:20 Hey I could make a electric gun out of this.? He's? got balls of ... By: dekmaskin. on 27 May 12, 14:14:28 He's? got balls of steel! true that! ? By: atiseru. on 27 May 12, 13:57:02 true that! ? Couldn't this be ... By: TonyMach01. on 27 May 12, 13:30:45 Couldn't this be used for an electrical propulsion system for space craft? Pulling the ball off is easy:? just shear it off with an motor. Hand back into the Large Hadron Collider - Sixty Symbols Posted by: sixtysymbols Video duration: 164 seconds Global video hits: 278673 A while back we pondered what would happen if your hand was hit by the Large Hadron Collider's proton beam - this time we're asking the people who work there! Our original video is at: www.youtube.com Visit our website at www.sixtysymbols.com We're on Facebook at www.facebook.com And Twitter at twitter.com Sixty Symbols videos by Brady Haran Related: large, hadron, collider, hand, lhc, proton, beam Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: "how do You[sic] ... By: paulcmnt. on 26 May 12, 20:44:24 "how do You[sic] get physicist[sic] to take out time to answer semi-serious questions anyway ?[sic]" They must? be less pretentious than you. because those "semi ... By: Rodrigo Sierpe. on 25 May 12, 00:08:49 because those "semi serious" questions that you disregard so quickly are what makes science appealing to Average Joe, you got to? find some entry point to introduce science to regular folks like you and I. Remember that not everyone is Jonas Salk or Neil Tyson. They need to get to know science in a friendly way so you can at some point introduce the heavier, more serious concepts. i would have ... By: Rannyfash. on 24 May 12, 17:00:14 i would have thought it would have? created a very strong current if it doesnt go straight through your hand You must have ... By: kyogreowns. on 24 May 12, 02:36:50 You must have misinterpreted my reply; I had no goal of being patronizing towards you, nor did I reply with any sort of ill intent. As I said at the end, I was simply curious [as to the thought process behind your initial remark], and I apologize if there was any fault on my end that I am unaware of. However, would not your wording? of being a bit kinder not also be patronizing as well? Followed up with "I am a hypocrite," it makes for a good bit of humorous irony, if I may point out, lol. I am capable of ... By: Jacob Hively. on 24 May 12, 02:12:38 I am capable of thinking for myself. I do admit it was a generalization, a very broad one indeed. Although, a correction should be in place (why I am justifying myself I don't know) I should have said; "That article is bullshit, don't believe everything you read." Also, I do not appreciate? the patronizing attitude. You may find being a bit kinder will lend you a hand in getting your point across...... I am a hypocrite, but who is not one? Well a regular guy ... By: seahorsesaddlesore54. on 23 May 12, 22:04:51 Well a regular guy if i ever heard one ..is that "Joe camel biden "-Bison" ? I-Know ! I-Know ! it's... "Ron Paul" !? Cont; However Young ... By: seahorsesaddlesore54. on 23 May 12, 21:55:37 Cont; However Young precocious physicist..subscribing to a 'obtuse and pointless ' venture sounds a little reverse ambivalent ? hahaha.. and don't be a pedantic brat to Your poor professor's lol..I'm sure You will succeed ...at being a physicist, it's up to You..succeed to be a brat too ? again , Your option..post grad ? naw...really ? "Oxford" ? How's ol` Roger Penrose ? or are You the new "Rouse Ball Hall " big guy ? lol..Schrodinger's cat's litter box need's chang'in BOY'A !? enjoy the tenure I RECANT ! BRAVO! ... By: seahorsesaddlesore54. on 23 May 12, 21:08:07 I RECANT ! BRAVO! You really are ..spot on ..a perspective of my own folly reproofed by the genius of youthful imagination.."Einstein" would be proud as you brought life to the famous quote of His that I don't recall verbatim ? but the concept is? fresh , subsequent to Your revelation... Our Knowledge is finite ; Imagination alone sequestered in consciousness moves about the corporeal universe, and circumventing the 10 teraparsec cosmos unto entropy and back, and yet there's more. LHC Zombiers are ... By: Verband Filmhistorie. on 23 May 12, 08:21:48 LHC Zombiers are not only Physics--they are politics, too. Look how much does the LHC cost-100000000000 ? thats a political sum. And the Zombiers and the underwriter mafia put back this money!!!!!Look at all this machinations of the underwriter mafia in the 3.world.? Yes and in next time I will show my puppy love( stewardess) her Zombie environment Perhaps it is " ... By: kyogreowns. on 22 May 12, 23:43:31 Perhaps it is "obtuse and pointless," but why is that a bad thing? Introducing such light and jovial questions and topics to uninformed viewers can be a means of informing the general populace, a means of getting them interested in how the world works. Hell, I can attest to its success - Youtube? is what got me so interested in becoming a physicist. Besides, what's the harm in having fun with a theoretical "What if?" scenario? Never know, you could stumble on something important, too. Question: How do ... By: kyogreowns. on 22 May 12, 23:33:31 Question: How do you know Wikipedia is, as you say, bullshit? Have you done extensive study and research into testing its general veracity on appropriately relevant articles (e.g. quantum mechanics, major countries, Obama, etc. [essentially, not obscure, unknown topics like a town of 32 people in the middle of Africa]), or have you? simply heard the phrase "Wikipedia is bullshit" repeatedly? If it's the latter, the same logic applies: don't believe everything you hear. I'm simply curious. The question seems ... By: seahorsesaddlesore54. on 22 May 12, 01:49:26 The question seems rather obtuse and pointless, shallow and therefor ambivalent in this scenario..I mean what do You think 100 + Billion electron volts in a millimeter wide beam would do ? make a mark maybe ? {REALLY!} The plasma corona around it sounds ominous to observe , or is it even? possible to obtain the visual perspective safely ? certainly would call for some "dark" cheap Sun glasses eh? so how do You get physicist to take out time to answer semi-serious questions anyway ? I think You may ... By: seahorsesaddlesore54. on 22 May 12, 01:23:21 I think You may have a place in politics ...Liberal for? sure.. Wikipedia is? ... By: headphones222. on 21 May 12, 19:08:25 Wikipedia is? always true? My old flame is ... By: Verband Filmhistorie. on 21 May 12, 06:28:46 My old flame is stewardess-she gave? me the prearranged sign: LHC-Zombies spread out in Waiblingen, Germany?near the Kelley Barracks of the US Army! This Zombies are unbelievable highly insured. The Insurer and underwriter-Mafia insured this german LHC- Zombies and her Ghostships unbelievable high!!!! That beam was ... By: toogood75. on 20 May 12, 23:59:49 That beam was nothing like the LHC, nowhere near as? powerful wikipedia is? ... By: Jacob Hively. on 20 May 12, 22:16:17 wikipedia is? bullshit. Don't believe everything you read. what the? fuck are ... By: skrufbajs. on 19 May 12, 23:35:56 what the? fuck are you on about That's why I didn't ... By: MegaSkills9. on 19 May 12, 22:44:04 That's why I didn't respond to his last stupid comment after that one. I don't come here to fight.? "devibeatrack" apparently likes to come here just to insult and argue with everyone else. I don't like people like that. I thought a man ... By: brutsi. on 19 May 12, 22:34:02 I thought a man like you would be too smart? to argue on the internet, and not flash your E-peen. I attended some ... By: pocoapoco2. on 19 May 12, 20:05:03 I attended some lectures at Fermi Lab some 20 years ago and? a very similar question to this came up at one point of a Q and A session. The response was "probably nothing", from the physicist giving the lecture. Consider that in the experiments done at an accelerator the detection equipment involved in carrying out the experiment is often encased in a hermeticly sealed chamber, and nothing ever happens to the chamber itself or the walls of the building in which the experiment takes place. ...industry. ... By: devibeatrack. on 19 May 12, 19:24:11 ...industry. there's no way around taking their kids and holding them responsible for their criminal actions. crap who lives? from the goods and work force their ancestors have robbed for centuries from other countries and internal minorities. all their weak points have to be found and will be held responsible. there's no taboo when it comes to neutralize these objects. those pseudo ... By: devibeatrack. on 19 May 12, 19:23:10 those pseudo scientists...they use circular logic (we do research for the sake of research) and try to divert on pseudo-positive results (western medicine - which is full of crap today). especially? those criminals from the university of nottingham who have tight bonds with the criminal weapon ... The Dutch should ... By: Verband Filmhistorie. on 19 May 12, 06:48:54 The Dutch should put this FRANKENSTEIN-FROG to the LHC-Tunnel and shot it down to a ZOMBIER-FROG!!!!!!! I am searching an insurance company which insures my personality against Zombier-Bites, Vampiere-Assaults and hijacks of? Moonwolves! I guess it depends ... By: RationalismDefined. on 18 May 12, 05:11:39 I guess it depends on whether or not the magnetic field oscillates. Nothing like having a current induced in your fillings? to brighten up your day. Schrödinger's Cat - Sixty Symbols Posted by: sixtysymbols Video duration: 477 seconds Global video hits: 296154 Schrödinger's cat is an icon of modern physics - but what is it exactly? More physics and astronomy videos at www.sixtysymbols.com Related: schrodingers, cat Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: chickens are tasty? By: Rockyroopam. on 27 May 12, 19:06:26 chickens are tasty? Poor kitty, why ... By: GenieVillain26. on 27 May 12, 18:02:28 Poor kitty, why could it have been a chicken or a? mouse? The? cat is dead ... By: toKs1c. on 26 May 12, 08:23:08 The? cat is dead because it suffocated :D His? hands move a ... By: 2009zippo. on 25 May 12, 20:01:46 His? hands move a little too much.... 05:15 the way of ... By: Tilletoezen666. on 25 May 12, 18:39:19 05:15 the way of explaining "dead or? alive" with the puppet = i lol´ed Just answer the ... By: OrthodoxDarwinist. on 25 May 12, 16:25:18 Just answer the goddam question,? it's not that hard: DID THE CAT DIE?!!? Yes or No? Just like we cannot ... By: QuantumDice. on 25 May 12, 16:10:01 Just like we cannot know the precise position and velocity of an elementary particle simultaneously, it's impossible, whether you accept it or not doesn't change that fact. To observe an elementary particle you have to shine a beam of light on it but that beam of light contain enough energy to push that particle away, so by observing it you change its position and? its velocity. ????????????? ... By: snarky77005. on 22 May 12, 07:53:07 ?????????????Whatever, I'm done with this discussion.? goodbye. I'm using a simple ... By: wolfy9005. on 22 May 12, 07:42:15 I'm using a simple thought process to come up with the most ridiculous possible solution for the cat in the? box. Perhaps it isn't really a cat, but it is a single celled organism creating a hologram of a cat, in order to trick people into providing it nutrients and other things it needs? After all, would you willingly feed a single celled organism when it is plotting destruction of your world? I think not. Inb4drugs I love the fact ... By: rephl3x. on 21 May 12, 14:59:51 I love the fact this video recognises the subversive nature of the analogy that Schrodinger? created early on. A fine point lost on many umm, what? I think ... By: snarky77005. on 21 May 12, 14:32:08 umm, what? I think you are taking this experiment a? little too literally. would? the cat ... By: NerdsFlashMinecraft. on 19 May 12, 23:31:46 would? the cat affect the radioactive decay? and what makes our concience able to destroy the wave superposition? The only logical ... By: wolfy9005. on 19 May 12, 22:34:09 The only logical answer is "the cat will suffocate before the vial breaks". It's simple biology, unless the cat has a means of? splitting O2 from CO2, in which case it might be using the energy from the hypothetical decaying radioactive material in lieu of sunlight as its energy source(assuming it is using photosynthesis), in which case it probably also has a means of counteracting the cyanide in the air.(perhaps its CO2/O2 cycle is self-contained, and the cyanide has no effect). Problem? nope. the cat ... By: muulieify. on 19 May 12, 20:37:24 nope. the cat experiment is determined by a quantum event (one atom decaying) the falling? tree is just a philosofical question :-) and no matter how much you discuss if there is sound when the tree falls the tree still falls. (and makes a sound if you ask a physcisist). if you view the cat scientifically you must regard it as 100% alive and 100% dead at the same time. it has to do with the wave like nature of quantum mechanics :-) I've figured this ... By: MalcolmAkner. on 19 May 12, 19:31:47 I've figured this out. He put the cat in the "Vacuum Equipment" so therefore it's dead. You're welcome.? I refuse to accept? ... By: OrthodoxDarwinist. on 19 May 12, 10:42:32 I refuse to accept? that. We can't know. ... By: Cyberspine. on 19 May 12, 10:26:25 We can't know. That's the? point. Yeah physcis blah ... By: OrthodoxDarwinist. on 17 May 12, 14:28:33 Yeah physcis blah blah blah. What I? want to know is: DID THE CAT DIE?!!? This man looks like ... By: Bedsitdweller. on 16 May 12, 17:52:42 This man looks like Jonathan King, not sure he'd? appreciate that. He should be used? ... By: Giftoftruth. on 16 May 12, 04:28:46 He should be used? as the face of science. Neil Degrasse Tyson move out of the way. Is? this a similar ... By: JBroMCMXCI. on 15 May 12, 19:49:19 Is? this a similar sort of thing to the tree falling in the woods when no one's around? haaaha.... ... By: randomprimate. on 14 May 12, 22:41:21 haaaha....cautionary tale.....cautionary......TAIL!? Maybe it's only ... By: apatheticemoticon. on 14 May 12, 04:58:00 Maybe it's only mostly dead? Seriously, though, the whole thought experiment sounds like a fallacy? of composition. That old man? is an ... By: hislord1. on 13 May 12, 23:12:42 That old man? is an embodiment of science! Hahaha! If you close? your ... By: CuteKittenCream. on 13 May 12, 09:14:58 If you close? your eyes and listen his voice reminds you of salad fingers o_0 Neutrinos faster than light - Sixty Symbols Posted by: sixtysymbols Video duration: 578 seconds Global video hits: 89537 Discussing recent results suggesting neutrinos may be traveling "faster than light". Read the paper at arxiv.org Visit our website at www.sixtysymbols.com We're on Facebook at www.facebook.com And Twitter at twitter.com Related: neutrinos, opera, light, time, travel Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: And thats the ... By: carlosaglez1. on 27 May 12, 18:56:02 And thats the beauty of having a rational mind, yes ,is a stupid tendency of us to pretend to know everything...but you cant? take nothing seriously...sooner or later will be demystified. First the earth was ... By: carlosaglez1. on 27 May 12, 18:55:50 First the earth was on top of elephants and turtles, or just flat, then round, then in the center of the universe, then part of a solar system in a corner of a galaxy...here you have Newtown laws, then surpassed by Einstein laws...now we found? particles faster than light...what you said,think or did during a human kind life should be not perpetual, absolute, instead, prone to corrections, changes . As God, High Priest ... By: Entrepreneur101. on 24 May 12, 16:19:52 As God, High Priest, Elect, King, a Yudahite (so-called Negro) Man,? etc I say... FYI: You Hell & Lake of Fire destined Edomites [or, so-called white people, descendants of Esau, non-Israelite,? people of Satan, etc] are in the most trouble with The Gods of-course for all of your (past, present & future) atrocities against The Gods (i.e., The 12 tribes of Israel) Biblically, historically & globally you entire history, heritage & lineage is well known to be overflowing with atrocities @StaryJim I bet you honestly ... By: danielklopp101. on 23 May 12, 07:26:43 I bet you honestly think you are intelligent don't you? But where your awareness? falls short is the fact that being a kind and decent person is much more important and respectable than being intelligent. You quite obviously have completely missed this fundamental aspect of being a respectable, good person. If you were truly so superior, you would not present yourself as a completely arrogant, egotistical ass-wipe. You're far from superior, you have missed the basics of life. you fuck wit. NNNNEEEERRRRDDDD? By: DarkPhobiaWins. on 19 May 12, 19:14:41 NNNNEEEERRRRDDDD? This? is a ... By: TheThinker213. on 19 May 12, 12:13:25 This? is a backwards country Thanks for that :)? ... By: Kevin Kevinson. on 12 May 12, 06:43:54 Thanks for that :)? It's not "my" playlist, its on the channel. And I am talking about the order that the videos play in, not the content of the videos. I was simply saying that the videos seemed to be playing in the wrong order, from last to first. You're talking to ... By: The88Nomad. on 12 May 12, 04:01:06 You're talking to yourself. Honestly,? no one gives a damnn how your playlist is ordered. But let's say maybe, just maybe the playlist, that you can't stop watching, is showing you the error BEFORE making you watch the widely held believe that something was faster than the speed of light. That way, you won't have to make a fool out of yourself by stating inaccurate, and old news... >_ I actually laughed ... By: neil0007. on 11 May 12, 04:51:34 I actually laughed at? the joke.... I haven't even ... By: theorangeshirts. on 10 May 12, 21:05:04 I haven't even watched? the video because I've been reading Entrepreneur101's comments. Their arrogance is disgusting. Scientifically ... By: PompousPreacher. on 09 May 12, 15:11:57 Scientifically illiterate Ron Paul cultists have been figuring out ways to travel faster than light for decades, but they're always? being "silenced" by "the Jews." They also know how to build free energy machines, which are also always being silenced by "big government." The only solution to their problem is to elect Ron Paul and then.....LIBERTY!!!!!!!!! These videos seem ... By: Kevin Kevinson. on 07 May 12, 16:58:56 These videos seem to be in the wrong order. In this video, they are discussing the discovery of neutrinos possibly going faster than light, but in the previous video, they discuss how that discovery was proven to be wrong based on several errors. Also, in the very first video? on this playlist we are at CERN, and then every video after the first one they talk about going to CERN. Seems to be going backwards a bit..... The 2nd guy looks ... By: minciNashu. on 05 May 12, 21:37:09 The 2nd guy looks like? a hobbit. A Neutrino? can ... By: Pezarito88. on 04 May 12, 21:25:10 A Neutrino? can turn off the light and be in bed before the room gets dark. everything is ... By: Tmaker197812. on 03 May 12, 16:52:49 everything is possible but? not for everyone in totally artificial reality for fucks sake... ... By: jogayot. on 30 Apr 12, 15:01:45 for fucks sake... travels in time, extra dimensions, "warped space"... jokes? worthy of a 10 year child, bah. go ogle HPS13 even 1887 Michelson-Morley was not NULL! and Miller's results extend over the periods of weeks over years... sheesh... It appears that the ... By: MrTheMark21. on 30 Apr 12, 01:00:17 It appears that the faster-than-light neutrino results, announced last September by the OPERA collaboration in Italy, was due to a mistake after all. A bad connection between a GPS unit and a computer may be to blame (...) According to sources familiar with the experiment, the 60 nanoseconds discrepancy appears to come from a bad connection between a fiber optic cable that connects to the GPS receiver used to correct the timing of the neutrinos' flight and an electronic card in a computer. ? Neutrino,Knock? ... By: evnwood. on 26 Apr 12, 08:05:53 Neutrino,Knock? Knock! Who's their? One? might say it ... By: ImDrizzt. on 24 Apr 12, 15:39:31 One? might say it makes you cackle => This freedom time ... By: JonThm. on 23 Apr 12, 18:58:11 This freedom time slows as you pass through a mountain! Light is an affected by this effect, neither are neutrinos,? so they appear to be exceeding the speed of light! The local speed of time slows! Repeat the experiment passing through free air! The effect will vanish I did say ALMOST ... By: livingwill1. on 12 Apr 12, 02:04:09 I did say ALMOST anything of practical importance. 99%+ of all engineering done is done using Newtonian physics because it is easier. When making a car, a dish , clothing and a million and one other things Einstienian Physics can be ignored. Besides that wasn't the point. The point? was under normal Earth conditions that were measurable using early 19th century equipment Newtonian Physics looked rock solid. The fact is that we do not KNOW EVERYTHING. "practical ... By: Neueregel. on 10 Apr 12, 22:27:26 "practical importance." How about GPS clocks which?? are really practical? These always need special relativity adjustments in order to function well. How about other satellite systems? The precession of Mercury's perihelion? Solar energy, fusion/fission?? All these phenomena require relativity and inertial frames of reference. "practical ... By: Neueregel. on 10 Apr 12, 22:26:26 "practical importance." How about GPS? clocks which are really practical? These always need special relativity adjustments in order to function well. How about other satellite systems? The precession of Mercury's perihelion? Solar energy, fusion/fission?? All these phenomena require relativity and inertial frames of reference. The point is until ... By: livingwill1. on 10 Apr 12, 21:58:59 The point is until Einstein came along Newtonian physics looked rock solid. Ifyou asked "Are there conditions where mass is not constant?" in 1830 you would have been laughed at. Every theory and measurement they did showed that mass was constant. I know relativity is always valid? but until you get to really high speeds its effect can be ignored. A difference of .0001% is well under the margin of error.for almost anything of practical importance. everytime that i ... By: gh0stmast3r. on 09 Apr 12, 02:52:40 everytime that i hear that something is the square root of something negative i always think of that XKCD comic where it shows the bringing of an imaginary number into a? real number and saying "that's right... this shit just got real!" Polarisation - Sixty Symbols Posted by: sixtysymbols Video duration: 524 seconds Global video hits: 51215 The strange world of electromagnetic waves! More videos at www.sixtysymbols.com Related: polarisation, polarization Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: And God said: "Let ... By: Jonassoe. on 23 May 12, 21:00:21 And God said: "Let there be? light!" Just to fuck with us. Great video as ... By: PouyaaP. on 21 May 12, 20:18:43 Great video as always but I have a? question here. Just like sunglasses in photography there is a filter called polarizer and just like sun glasses it reduces the reflection and glare from the surfaces (e.g. water). Now I know how it works but the question is, why the light reflected from the water (or the road) surface is polarized? What is the difference between the light and reflected light? What happens to sun light when it hits the water surface and become polarized? let? the sunshine :) By: salezyum. on 18 May 12, 14:02:57 let? the sunshine :) am I right in ... By: chris41188. on 09 May 12, 14:46:16 am I right in thinking this is similar to the double split experiment? as the photon is taking two? states (the 2 diagonal stated) at the same time? i follow the whole ... By: rich1051414. on 04 May 12, 09:29:40 i follow the whole video, but the end... damnit light, why you so wierd, as soon as i think i understand you, you quite literally throw me? curve balls... This? is so COOL! * ... By: xato909. on 30 Apr 12, 04:01:24 This? is so COOL! *_* I know, right! I ... By: andreirocks1992. on 17 Apr 12, 06:39:06 I know, right! I too was surprised when I found it ????( º? _ º?) Nobody ever told ... By: nickboston88. on 16 Apr 12, 18:42:02 Nobody ever told me? that was there! ??°?°?? ? ??? That's awesome. Click "Browse" and ... By: andreirocks1992. on 16 Apr 12, 17:45:27 Click "Browse" and then? "Education". Seriously. You can learn just about anything ??? ??? ?_?? Amen? By: lurkern. on 14 Apr 12, 22:31:47 Amen? You've been hanging ... By: basheersubei. on 14 Apr 12, 02:59:47 You've been hanging around in the wrong part of Youtube, then. :P But I do agree that Youtube doesn't? have nearly as many interesting and useful videos like this one as it does have silly useless videos... I can't? stop ... By: vinigretzky97. on 12 Apr 12, 20:05:30 I can't? stop watching these videos. This is the most ... By: nickboston88. on 11 Apr 12, 06:54:47 This is the most intelligent and interesting thing I have ever seen? on YouTube. Honestly. It is said that the ... By: douro20. on 11 Apr 12, 05:37:26 It is said that the guy who invented polarizing film was expelled from the college where he was studying chemistry...and for about 3-4 years he sneaked in to the lab during the? night to work on it. Agree? !! By: PhilStPierre. on 10 Apr 12, 23:18:08 Agree? !! Once again proving ... By: Jonassoe. on 09 Apr 12, 07:51:30 Once again proving that electromagnetic waves are made of magic? and defy reason. DUMBLEDORE!!? By: Justzaak. on 01 Apr 12, 04:01:00 DUMBLEDORE!!? I agree, let him ... By: IHeartViHart. on 26 Mar 12, 05:39:49 I agree, let him talk? about math. I'm sure a large portion of sixty symbols watchers would understand it and appreciate it a lot. With more complex stuff like quantum mechanics (which is one of the most interesting parts of physics), maths is really all we have to properly describe it. Let him? talk about ... By: Jaun7707. on 23 Mar 12, 22:26:31 Let him? talk about math! "I turn it 'round. ... By: SubliminalKnowledge. on 18 Mar 12, 20:17:46 "I turn it 'round. And I? get a lovely big phat signal." what if you put ... By: SCAREDBANANA. on 03 Mar 12, 01:03:05 what if you put your hand in front of that micro wave? transmitter? That guy is smart ... By: LutzDerLurch. on 19 Feb 12, 21:46:43 That guy is smart and cool,? AND he wears by far the coolest Shirts! This is the only ... By: makingitsnowy. on 15 Feb 12, 22:20:54 This is the only one of there video's that? has literally made my brain hurt. Is there a way to ... By: dragos7puri. on 26 Jan 12, 15:33:49 Is there a way to see the whole uncut? video (or videos, not only for this one, but the whole sixtysymbols videos)? Thanks Isaac Newton - Sixty Symbols Posted by: sixtysymbols Video duration: 504 seconds Global video hits: 83998 Sir Isaac Newton is one of history's greatest scientists. But what was he like as a man? More from Sixty Symbols at www.sixtysymbols.com Related: isaac, newton Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: I didn't read past ... By: tpstrat14. on 25 May 12, 13:59:28 I didn't read past "moron". Go fuck? yourself lol, you are a ... By: troliol. on 25 May 12, 13:54:50 lol, you are a moron. Sure we have computers, the internet, airplanes, advanced medicine and machines that have extended our life expectancy by decades, and any other number of amazing, life-altering inventions as a? result of science, but does that really matter? Newton never bought a muffin for a homeless man, who cares about that other shit? Newton was a horrible person who made sure that many people died for things as mundane as clipping coins. No one cares. He invented fucking calculus. she's gotta be on? ... By: bdiddy77777. on 25 May 12, 03:48:16 she's gotta be on? something....her pupils are so big! 2:36 Newton be? ... By: DerrenBrown100. on 21 May 12, 17:05:38 2:36 Newton be? trollin' I am considered a ... By: SwartKoos. on 15 May 12, 22:06:49 I am considered a genius by many people but universities haven't a clue. The social structure of universities create a certain "certainty" but you can also be certain that when they're wrong,? a lot of people will be wrong and they will be very hard to convince otherwise. So they're a bastion of intelligence and stupidity at the same time Well thats just ... By: Thedreamshaperabc. on 14 May 12, 19:54:04 Well thats just great, a mind like that and he spent the majority of it in theology and alchemy. If there is infact a god, and he is the sort of fellow who punishes people. I fear Newton is being? punished for wasting his genious, which seems odd considering his immense contribition! :D The Hyperstatic ... By: rollingcube. on 12 May 12, 09:36:50 The Hyperstatic Union would the trinity as? described. The formullas of ... By: jpmorales11. on 09 May 12, 02:52:25 The formullas of the relativity theory has been discover for Lorentz, and Einstein only made a intepratation of them. And in the general? relativity theory Einstein only use the same logic that use Maxweell to formullate the electromagnetic theory. I feel that too. ... By: jpmorales11. on 09 May 12, 02:41:26 I feel that too. He? was a giant. so? are you By: ignatei. on 05 May 12, 07:23:53 so? are you you're an idiot? By: VanMedia. on 05 May 12, 06:52:41 you're an idiot? Huh?? I don't get ... By: guyNbluejeans. on 02 May 12, 22:47:02 Huh?? I don't get it. C-C-C-Combo ... By: Repu62ic. on 02 May 12, 22:45:04 C-C-C-Combo Breaker? !! Agree I don't like ... By: ignatei. on 02 May 12, 01:54:38 Agree I don't like Edison either, but the thief argument applies to Tesla as well. What they do not want people to know is that AC generators (2 phase) date back to 1870's in Europe, and in the US? the very first full 3 phase generators were developed by others a few years before Tesla's work. Nowadays you see Tesla portrayed in video game as the inventor of practically everything. While many scientists far more original than him are completely obscure to the general public. He pretty? much ... By: matthewjsharpe. on 01 May 12, 22:16:44 He pretty? much invented alternating current AND came up with the efficiency calculations still used today. He was definitely more engineer & inventor than theoretician, but he was definitely a scientific engineer, and highly skilled at mathematics, particularly in relation to electromagnetism. When I was growing up he was rarely spoken of, everything was Edison this, Edison that - now he is achieving recognition, and I do think it is deserved, more so than Edison who was a blatant thief. Really? You think ... By: matthewjsharpe. on 01 May 12, 22:09:55 Really? You think nobody will remember Feynman in 30 years - hell he's already been dead for 24 years and if anything his work is more? respected than it was when he was alive. How about Carl Sagan? Ernist Rutherford? Your comment makes no sense. Thumbs up to? some ... By: F35Pilots. on 20 Apr 12, 00:44:31 Thumbs up to? some one ending a flame war I realised just ... By: BlankVellum. on 13 Apr 12, 08:12:16 I realised just after I posted the comment? ;-) I do believe that's ... By: polymath7. on 13 Apr 12, 03:15:07 I do believe that's the? work of Dr. Rutherford Poe. You're joking right ... By: BlankVellum. on 11 Apr 12, 23:16:51 You're joking right?? ...they're ... By: devibeatrack. on 08 Apr 12, 17:43:42 ...they're agnostics, not atheists. we don't want have nothing to do with them - even if they try to misname themselves as atheists in order to make us look bad. unlike agnostics and theists neither have to question nor to or affirm god. that's something the limited minds have to do - because the ones think that god exists because they say so - while the others? think god doesn't exist because they say so. but nature's independent of them. h t t p : / / o c? ... By: devibeatrack. on 08 Apr 12, 17:38:43 h t t p : / / o c? w . m i t . e d u /resources/res-18-006-calculus-revisited-single-variable-calculus-fall-2010/ Isaac Newton ... By: prrao3. on 03 Apr 12, 01:54:09 Isaac Newton believed in God , alchemy and theology. These faceless scientists dont believe in god and feel good about it. After 30 years ,? people will still remember newton but nobody will remove this faceless scientists. Checkmate atheists. Tesla was an " ... By: ignatei. on 04 Mar 12, 00:56:03 Tesla was an "engineer" tinkering with technology. He was not a "scientist" concerned with the big deep fundamental questions. As a scientist he? is certainly not on par with those who put forth theories, proofs and equations. He just improved and patented pieces of technology that were floating around at the time. Some like Galileo Ferraris tried to sue him for patenting their ideas but to no avail, today he has more credit than he deserves. Of course Tesla was ... By: ExtremeExample. on 03 Mar 12, 23:07:19 Of course Tesla was a scientist. He was actually one of the most inspiring people out there. Sadly, he doesn't get the credit he should deserve these days.? Chaos and Butterfly Effect - Sixty Symbols Posted by: sixtysymbols Video duration: 714 seconds Global video hits: 112698 The butterfly effect is associated with the unpredictable world of chaos... Two of our physicists have a chat about it. They are Laurence Eaves and Mark Fromhold. Visit our website at www.sixtysymbols.com We're on Facebook at www.facebook.com And Twitter at twitter.com Related: chaos, snooker, butterfly, pendulum, dancing, flower Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: The pool table ... By: Xankyou. on 27 May 12, 00:03:13 The pool table example was the best? I think. *repeats position* ... By: Epidemeus. on 27 May 12, 00:00:23 *repeats position* Million pounds? please (: Also, I just got ... By: newfreshreview. on 26 May 12, 02:37:56 Also, I just got what you meant about the lab. You're right, but did it? supposedly take life 14 billion years to form? To that I counter: Nothing would oversee the formation of this life, so it would be created in uncontrolled circumstances. The controlled circumstances of a lab would reduce this time, surely. Like a tornado making a car vs. building the car in Detroit lol In all fairness, I ... By: newfreshreview. on 26 May 12, 02:35:43 In all fairness, I have not read his books. But I have watched him as a speaker, and that's the impression I get about how he feels/thinks. By chaos I mean that there at one time had to be a life form that came from? nothing. There always has to be a first life form for the rest to start, but where does the first one come from? It's chicken and the egg; either the chicken came from nothing or the egg did, but which one was it? There has to be a single bird/egg to get the cycle started. I want that lawn ... By: ragnkja. on 24 May 12, 22:28:11 I want that lawn sprinkler! :)? I want that double ... By: muffin8or. on 24 May 12, 22:11:40 I want that double pendulum thing :)? Religion is an R-18 ... By: wolfy9005. on 24 May 12, 00:19:45 Religion is an R-18+ book and should be treated as such. Parents forcing their children to believe in a "God" with no scientific explanations should be illegal. Same with circumcision,? but that isn't relevant to this. If you mean ... By: wolfy9005. on 24 May 12, 00:17:55 If you mean religion by belief system, then no. Religion doesn't promote finding the truth, it is about finding the simplest explanation for everything("God did it that way"). The sole purpose? of humans, and life in general, is to discover knowledge and pass it on to others. Sometimes you need to destroy life in order to discover that information, but that is the cost of perfection(in terms of knowledge). Medicine isn't promoting a strong evolutionary path into the future. that is the nature ... By: sabin97. on 24 May 12, 00:17:01 that is the nature of? a scientific mind, my friend :) never stop you can rest when you're dead True, I? guess I ... By: wolfy9005. on 24 May 12, 00:15:21 True, I? guess I thought too much about it. i think he was ... By: sabin97. on 23 May 12, 23:59:38 i think he was choosing to ignore friction and loss of energy to simplify things. the idea was that in such a system, if you change the initial conditions slightly, you get wildly different results. remember these are very short videos, if he went to the very detailed level then a whole lecture would be needed to cover the topic. like in high school when you are covering projectiles, you use only the angle and initial velocity, wind resistance? and other factors are completely ignored. Rofl I must've ... By: wolfy9005. on 23 May 12, 22:51:20 Rofl I must've missed that part. Ignore everything I posted above(below?) But how can we prove something if we can't make it real and test it? Computer simulations are only good for finding a means? to conduct the real test. And naturally physics won't permit the test to be conducted ad infinitum without the addition of extra energy... dude he? said to ... By: sabin97. on 23 May 12, 12:48:56 dude he? said to assume there was no loss of energy :P i dont make the rules, the guy on the video does... If we can assume ... By: wolfy9005. on 23 May 12, 06:18:17 If we can assume there is no friction, can we also assume the balls lose energy into the cushions and gradually slow down? Perhaps the cushions are made from steel, and so the energy is gradually being dissipated into the steel by each successive strike. Also assuming a perfectly flat and smooth table, lest? we forget about gravity acting on the balls travelling up or down the table. But then again, ... By: moxaholic93. on 23 May 12, 06:14:33 But then again, without passing things on makes wisdom (sometimes outdated or viewed as garbage) quite useless, and knowledge, stagnant. A belief system is necessary at present to expand future ideas. Without status quo, there's really nothing to work with. And if say, you find it difficult? to uproot from you're belief system, you've probably made sense of it. he said? no ... By: sabin97. on 23 May 12, 00:30:02 he said? no friction. of course there will be friction in reality but for the imagined example, no friction. I want to? play ... By: unicyclewsu. on 22 May 12, 02:54:04 I want to? play snooker!!!! It annoys me how ... By: arielhematsiraky. on 21 May 12, 17:01:59 It annoys me how people can believe in nonsense and are stubborn to change their views even in the face of conflicting evidence; creationists immediately come to mind. However I get quite sick at the? thought of children being indoctrinated with garbage world views (e.g. the universe is 6000 years old and you will go to hell forever if you don't believe this). Coming from personal experience, it is a fucking scary thought and is extremely hard to uproot from your belief system. Its child abuse. every electron ... By: Smartass012. on 21 May 12, 03:50:32 every electron makes a diforence in the things react? make no diforence ... By: Smartass012. on 21 May 12, 03:47:05 make no diforence that depens on how much time like a time traveler go back to the dinsaur days&kills that butterfly.1 creature efects anther the? most it probl would efect is who exist in the future.but it hard for our brain to rape around every thing that butterfly evects over millions of years Does the drawing ... By: wolfy9005. on 19 May 12, 22:51:41 Does the drawing take into account the spin of the ball? A billiard ball could be rolling forwards whilst having a slight spin, so when it hits the cushions it could simply spin until it stops. Alternatively, it could cause the ball to roll up the cushion and onto the floor, where it will generally roll under the fridge or other hard to access location. The ball? could also be rolling forwards, and upon losing velocity, rolls to the left or right and backwards for the perfect snooker. The idea of the ... By: OrthodoxDarwinist. on 19 May 12, 12:15:17 The idea of the butterfly effect has fascinated me since I was really young (although I? had no name for it and didn't know it was widely known as the butterfly effect). Why are none of the ... By: cookiesluvkreme. on 18 May 12, 15:39:56 Why are none of the comments about chaos theory? >.< P.S. Great video!? 10-ish minutes each day of physics from this channel really adds up! Always love to ... By: BlankVellum. on 17 May 12, 20:12:15 Always love to learn about the origins? of the universe from a YouTube comments section.... When I'm Sixty-Four Posted by: theClemmer Video duration: 182 seconds Global video hits: 1119746 More (limited animation, ha! ha!) from theClemmer saluting Sir Paul's Classic! Related: beatles, cartoon, animation, mccartney, 64 Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: @theClemmer come on ... By: UKcomedyisthebest. on 26 May 12, 15:30:56 @theClemmer come on!!! up? the likes on Thanks everybody for putting me over the 1? million hits mark!!!...Beatles Rule! get it to 64! Make thay, " I? ... By: BillyJimOMFG. on 25 May 12, 15:49:45 Make thay, " I? think I'll.cost.you.$64 million by lunch," England I'll just buy ... By: BillyJimOMFG. on 25 May 12, 15:48:00 I'll just buy her.when all? these "Sir"s are over. ??????????????????? ... By: kyhauahhfjg. on 18 May 12, 22:31:10 ??????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????...??????????????????????????????htt?://142.jp / ?????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????...??????????????????????????????????????htt?://142.jp? / Thanks Mate for ... 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Every one who loves the Beatles should come see love? in the MGM casino. In las Vegas NV. I was thinking? ... By: theClemmer. on 20 Apr 12, 13:52:48 I was thinking? maybe like, 2 million. does this realy ... By: thatone guy. on 20 Apr 12, 09:37:11 does this realy deserve 1 mil veiws ? My mom and dad are ... By: chattrn1101. on 09 Apr 12, 14:31:53 My mom and dad are turning 64 this year, thanks for sharing, love love love the Beatles!? Spherical Electron - Sixty Symbols Posted by: sixtysymbols Video duration: 588 seconds Global video hits: 33803 Electrons are the most spherical objects in the universe, according to recent reports. Professor Ed Copeland discusses what this all means. Extra footage from this interview can be found on our nottinghamscience channel at www.youtube.com Sixty Symbols videos at www.sixtysymbols.com And we're on Twiiter at twitter.com and Facebook at www.facebook.com Related: sphere, electron Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: Can you explain? ... By: jsndacruz. on 12 May 12, 18:45:29 Can you explain? what was written on the white board in the back ground? =P Now its a 369 to 1? ... By: zeeman418. on 10 May 12, 21:11:11 Now its a 369 to 1? ratio :p 3 to 1100? dislike- ... By: KakHazhar. on 07 May 12, 19:56:41 3 to 1100? dislike-like ratio....wonderful. i notice that your ... By: Slapchop21. on 07 May 12, 03:39:43 i notice that your day on youtube consists of trying to be right making illogical comments attempting to correct everyone&you just contradicted yourself again, reread your 1st comment saying "the position of an elementary particle" then you say no its not, then say its both haha &the probabilities of where they? most likely could be (the coordinates) are given as a negative coordinate and positive coordinate, meaning 2 different areas(max&min) but you assume they appear at the positive coordinate You misunderstand ... By: pseudorandomly. on 07 May 12, 00:38:24 You misunderstand completely. The electron is both wave and particle at the same time, and the Uncertainty Principle definitely applies. The probability wave distribution is actually infinite in extent. I also note that there is no conflict between the two points you cite as contradictory. Google has nothing to do with this, BTW -- some of us "know it alls" actually *do* know what we're talking about. ? Wow are we bored ... By: Slapchop21. on 06 May 12, 21:55:10 Wow are we bored today or something lol? I'm not here to entertain you, you contradict yourself from one comment to the next saying it might be anywhere around the molecule then say it has to follow a smooth probability of distribution. You're just like the rest of the "know it alls" on the internet with your precious google by your side haha. You're also assuming an electron is a particle, not a? wave or string so heisenburg theory only aplies to particles, not waves This is a gross ... By: pseudorandomly. on 06 May 12, 21:41:16 This is a gross misstatement of? the probabilistic nature of the position of an elementary particle; I'm not certain where you get this idea from. The most you can say about the position of an electron is that it has a certain probability of being in some particular location. The Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle limits your ability to localize it beyond that. actually? your ... By: Slapchop21. on 06 May 12, 19:25:20 actually? your wrong because there is relative theory that states that due to quantum physics and the mathematical odds an electron is actually in two places at once, not sure if you had to go digging through comments to find mine The electron is not ... By: pseudorandomly. on 06 May 12, 16:38:48 The electron is not in? "two places at once", but rather its location has a smooth probability distribution. The electron *might* be anywhere around the molecule, but the distribution of its probable location is not symmetrical. So that's not the explanation for the experiment's measurements. a? raindrop ... By: FndASltn. on 16 Apr 12, 03:30:22 a? raindrop actually looks like a hamburger LOL How is that? ... By: TheCraich. on 14 Apr 12, 14:46:00 How is that? observation can be measured to change the properties of an experiment when not observing the experiment yields no results? Seriously, I'm not attempting a gotcha, I would really like to know. 4:38 on the ... By: SillyEddyPhotography. on 14 Apr 12, 01:42:08 4:38 on the whiteboard... The sum of a? geometric series. Haha I was learning that earlier! Nice video! This ... By: nickharvey7. on 13 Apr 12, 08:57:50 Nice video! This is an invitation to see an artist theory on the physics of light and time! This theory is based on two postulates 1. Is that the quantum wave particle function ? represents? the forward passage of time ?E ?t ? h/2? itself 2. Is that Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle ?×?p×?h/4? that is formed by the w- function is the same uncertainty we have with any future event that we can interact with turning the possible into the actual! That's a good ... By: BlankVellum. on 30 Mar 12, 12:43:17 That's a good question actually. 'Charge' is simply a name we give to a particular property of a particle, and it relates to how these properties interact. (There are many other properties that certain? particles have that behave similarly to charge, like color). But what's interesting is that no one knows why the charge of the electron has /exactly/ the same magnitude to the charge of the proton. why electrons are ... By: JOCHSZCH. on 29 Mar 12, 15:08:41 why electrons are negatively changed? while protons are positively charged?? where/how do they get their charge? Can you explain ... By: jsndacruz. on 12 May 12, 18:45:29 Can you explain what was written on? the white board in the back ground? =P Now? its a 369 to 1 ... By: zeeman418. on 10 May 12, 21:11:11 Now? its a 369 to 1 ratio :p 3? to 1100 dislike- ... By: KakHazhar. on 07 May 12, 19:56:41 3? to 1100 dislike-like ratio....wonderful. i notice that your ... By: Slapchop21. on 07 May 12, 03:39:43 i notice that your day on youtube consists of trying to be right making illogical comments attempting to correct everyone&you just contradicted yourself again, reread your 1st comment saying "the position of an elementary particle" then you say no? its not, then say its both haha &the probabilities of where they most likely could be (the coordinates) are given as a negative coordinate and positive coordinate, meaning 2 different areas(max&min) but you assume they appear at the positive coordinate You misunderstand ... By: pseudorandomly. on 07 May 12, 00:38:24 You misunderstand completely. The electron is both wave and particle at the same time, and the Uncertainty Principle definitely applies. The probability? wave distribution is actually infinite in extent. I also note that there is no conflict between the two points you cite as contradictory. Google has nothing to do with this, BTW -- some of us "know it alls" actually *do* know what we're talking about. Wow are we bored ... By: Slapchop21. on 06 May 12, 21:55:10 Wow are we bored today or something lol? I'm not here to entertain you, you contradict yourself from one comment to the next saying it might be anywhere around the molecule then? say it has to follow a smooth probability of distribution. You're just like the rest of the "know it alls" on the internet with your precious google by your side haha. You're also assuming an electron is a particle, not a wave or string so heisenburg theory only aplies to particles, not waves This is a gross ... By: pseudorandomly. on 06 May 12, 21:41:16 This is a gross misstatement of the probabilistic nature of the position of an elementary particle; I'm not certain where you get this idea from. The most you can say about the position of an electron is that it has a certain probability? of being in some particular location. The Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle limits your ability to localize it beyond that. actually your wrong ... By: Slapchop21. on 06 May 12, 19:25:20 actually your wrong because there is relative theory that states that due to quantum physics and the mathematical odds an electron is actually? in two places at once, not sure if you had to go digging through comments to find mine The electron is not ... By: pseudorandomly. on 06 May 12, 16:38:48 The electron is not in "two places at once", but rather its location has a smooth probability distribution. The electron *might* be anywhere? around the molecule, but the distribution of its probable location is not symmetrical. So that's not the explanation for the experiment's measurements. a raindrop actually ... By: FndASltn. on 16 Apr 12, 03:30:22 a raindrop actually looks? like a hamburger LOL Sixty Feet Below Posted by: MGMDigitalMedia Video duration: 1568 seconds Global video hits: 29803 A jet plane suddenly goes out of control, plunging to the bottom of the sea. When ex-Navy frogman, Mike Nelson dives to locate the wreck, he's amazed to find the pilot still alive, imprisoned in the watertight cockpit. Mike estimates there's less than fifteen minutes of life-giving oxygen left. And he knows that if he opens the canopy, the ocean's pressure will crush the pilot. Related: classic tv Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: Despite the ... By: MONGOOSE1ful. on 03 Dec 11, 07:02:00 Despite the corporate mess that Metro Goldwyn Mayer has caused itself,the greater damage here,is its capitalization of its assetts,mainly from United Artists,which had originally syndicated "SEA HUNT" back in 1958(while formally known as ZIV Television) my main complaint here,is MGM's failure to uphold UA,since that's what MGM is mostly about,as most of its library is UA-so as far as? it goes,this is a corporate thing,,but one could only assume,that the MGM trademark has commercial value-pathetic wow, still great ... By: TheBabyboomkidof53. on 13 Nov 11, 01:12:42 wow, still great after all these decades. I watched every saturday evening before the primetime shows started in the? early 60s when I was a kid. you cant find anything as good as the old shows on modern tv. it's all crap! Ok,? my? kneecaps ... By: 530BigBen. on 30 Oct 11, 20:10:53 Ok,? my? kneecaps do not wiggle like that h man I love this. ... By: CKinfidel. on 22 Aug 11, 22:07:43 h man I love this. I wanted to be a SEAL so bad, alas, I ended up a mere human knuckledrager mud sucker( army) instead...Lloyd Bridges was the man. Thanks for putting these on You Tube? Mike? Nelson! By: JustinLRyan. on 03 Aug 11, 10:25:35 Mike? Nelson! just as a sorce of ... By: VIGILANTI1. on 30 Jul 11, 19:38:26 just as a sorce of record, i wonder how many of us were instilled to become scuba divers and learn the sport the safe and correct way. if mr. bridges, as mike nelson was? the reason you became divers, could you send me a short note, ay --- sugarb20091@live.com and tell me your story. thank-you. i can come back ok in a month and tell how many were inspired by this show. i also watched this ... By: VIGILANTI1. on 30 Jul 11, 19:27:35 i also watched this show as a child. it made me go to dive school and get my certifacation for diving. thank-you for the walk down memory lane. and thank-you? for posting the sea hunt series. I loved this show ... By: Jazmckay. on 17 Jul 11, 10:21:12 I loved this show as a kid in the 60's.? I still have my GI JOE frogman. Things get pretty ... By: RamaRendezvoo. on 07 Jul 11, 03:52:26 Things get pretty tense and you just cant? tell if Mike Nelson's gonna be able to save the Pilot or not. So, we made some popcorn... bit our fingernails some 'n then just whistled a bit, cuz heck, when you've got MIKE NELSON on the Job, what could possibly go wrong. I just wish he was in charge of the Federal Reserve and Congress and some other stuff... we'd be doin' swell! Man I love these ... By: GregDrayGregDray. on 22 Jun 11, 23:47:38 Man I love these old episodes.I loved this show as a kid.You can't find those kind of shows anymore. I? was just a wee lad but man those were the best days! That world is gone and so sad that it is.Those were the best days. I don't think I ... By: ZoneIII. on 10 Jun 11, 15:52:04 I don't think I ever missed an episode of this when it was originally aired. It's great to see these old shows? again. Thanks so much for making them available! I saw? this one ... By: billsrobertson58. on 07 Jun 11, 12:20:27 I saw? this one this morning. It was shows like ... By: TheGreenerman. on 16 Apr 11, 16:42:13 It was shows like SEA HUNT and TWILIGHT ZONE that made T V worth watching? on Friday nights here in StLouis - God Bless Lloyd Bridges,Rod Serling and the like for these gems. I remember watching ... By: dplacers. on 11 Apr 11, 23:19:07 I remember watching this very same show on TV (as a rerun) when I was a kid. It was one of those that made a big impression on me. Now it doesn't look as dramatic as on those early days, but nonetheless, it brought me back to that time more than 40 years ago. Actually, it was because of "Sea Hunt" that I became a scuba? diver when I was 20 years old. RIP Lloyd, I'm a big fan also of your two sons Beau and Jeff. Great family of actors!!! Quien es? mas macho ... By: BaronVonSchtupp88. on 16 Feb 11, 01:00:04 Quien es? mas macho, Lloyd Bridges o Jack Lord? @mindfodder thats a ... By: spacepatrolman. on 08 Feb 11, 20:32:13 @mindfodder thats a convair F-100 delta wing sea dart? Great stuff! I ... By: LittleLordLoftin. on 07 Feb 11, 06:47:35 Great stuff! I think it came on with The HIghway Patrol. Which was another favorite of mine. Rewatching them like this I can only think, "You, know I probably didn't originally? see them this clear on my parents old black and white television set!". Ha ha! I loved Sea Hunt it ... By: confederate01. on 15 Nov 10, 12:11:46 I loved Sea Hunt it was that show that got me into diving. I am 52 and seen all the shows. They don't make shows like this anymore. Thanks Lloyd Bridges (Mike Nelson) For keeping an eye on all us frogmen & women. ? Rob Shaffer / YEP! YOU ARE SO ... By: coonoocoo. on 31 Oct 10, 06:41:44 / YEP! YOU ARE SO RIGHT MY FRIEND. I'M 56,AND STILL REMEMBER THESE SHOWS AS THOUGH IT WAS YESTERDAY. I HOPE YOU HAVE A GREAT "REST OF? YOUR LIFE". TAKE CARE ROBERT M RUIZ.. / YEP! YOU ARE SO ... By: coonoocoo. on 31 Oct 10, 06:41:39 / YEP! YOU ARE SO RIGHT MY FRIEND.? I'M 56,AND STILL REMEMBER THESE SHOWS AS THOUGH IT WAS YESTERDAY. I HOPE YOU HAVE A GREAT "REST OF YOUR LIFE". TAKE CARE ROBERT M RUIZ. / YEP! YOU ARE SO ... By: coonoocoo. on 31 Oct 10, 06:41:34 / YEP! YOU ARE SO RIGHT MY FRIEND. I'M 56,AND STILL REMEMBER THESE SHOWS AS THOUGH IT WAS YESTERDAY. I HOPE YOU HAVE A GREAT "REST OF? YOUR LIFE". TAKE CARE ROBERT M RUIZ. / YEP! YOU ARE SO ... By: coonoocoo. on 31 Oct 10, 06:41:23 / YEP! YOU ARE SO RIGHT MY FRIEND. I'M 56,AND STILL REMEMBER THESE SHOWS AS THOUGH IT WAS? YESTERDAY. I HOPE YOU HAVE A GREAT "REST OF YOUR LIFE". TAKE CARE ROBERT M RUIZ / YEP! YOU ARE SO ... By: coonoocoo. on 31 Oct 10, 06:40:57 / YEP! YOU ARE SO RIGHT MY FRIEND. I'M 56,AND STILL REMEMBER THESE? SHOWS AS THOUGH IT WAS YESTERDAY. I HOPE YOU HAVE A GREAT "REST OF YOUR LIFE". TAKE CARE ROBERT M RUIZ / YEP! YOU ARE SO ... By: coonoocoo. on 31 Oct 10, 06:40:50 / YEP! YOU ARE SO RIGHT MY FRIEND. I'M 56,AND STILL REMEMBER? THESE SHOWS AS THOUGH IT WAS YESTERDAY. I HOPE YOU HAVE A GREAT "REST OF YOUR LIFE". TAKE CARE ROBERT M RUIZ. / YEP! YOU ARE SO ... By: coonoocoo. on 31 Oct 10, 06:40:45 / YEP! YOU ARE SO RIGHT MY FRIEND. I'M 56,AND STILL REMEMBER THESE? SHOWS AS THOUGH IT WAS YESTERDAY. I HOPE YOU HAVE A GREAT "REST OF YOUR LIFE". TAKE CARE ROBERT M RUIZ Five Sigma - Sixty Symbols Posted by: sixtysymbols Video duration: 825 seconds Global video hits: 32851 With all this talk about "sigma" and certainty at the Large Hadron Collider, we attempt to explain what it's all about. Visit our website at www.sixtysymbols.com We're on Facebook at www.facebook.com And Twitter at twitter.com Sixty Symbols videos by Brady Haran Related: lhc, cern, large, hadron, collider, standard, deviation, physics, sixtysymbols, sigma, higgs, boson Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: Lame? By: heavymetaldeath4life. on 19 May 12, 13:56:21 Lame? Brady always makes ... By: troliol. on 18 May 12, 05:13:55 Brady always makes me? laugh when he asks questions. His voice is always so incredulous. nope sorry :P My ... By: azaas. on 16 May 12, 18:44:00 nope sorry :P My third favorite from this branch of channels has to be Deep Sky videos :) Sorry but i'm just too much of a math/physics geek? * even though if we're honest enough we ought to consider physics as applied math * to like Periodic Table of videos more than the Deep Sky one :P Third? best ... By: Utopastoo. on 15 May 12, 14:08:43 Third? best theperiodictableofvideos We need to get away ... By: douro20. on 13 May 12, 21:02:20 We need to get away from trying to achieve? six sigma in process controls...it's a ridiculous goal... I? recommend you ... By: dnephi. on 09 May 12, 10:35:19 I? recommend you pick up a copy of Roger Penrose's "Road to Reality." It will give you the background math you need and applications. You will enjoy it, I am sure. I liked it myself as a teenager. See amazon for a more detailed description, but suffice it to say that the first third of 1200 pages is mathematics alone. I have a friend who ... By: BloatedPenguin. on 09 May 12, 02:42:39 I have a friend who took? AP Calculus in High School, got a 5 on the Calculus BC exam, and says that the material they covered in the High School class did not prepare him for college. I'd love to? slap ... By: SirCrumpetMuncher. on 07 May 12, 18:52:35 I'd love to? slap you. I? am a Sophomore ... By: SH10JogaBonito. on 30 Apr 12, 23:58:54 I? am a Sophomore in high school taking Pre-calculus, I love mathematics, but I want to go into Computational neuroscience. I will be taking AP calculus next year, does anyone have any recommendations for this class and mathematical education in general. It seems like there are many topics that aren't shown in my normal classes. Thank you for helping. The online communities are wonderful. I have a persistent obsession for physics so any advice in this field is also appreciated. That would work? ... By: teknotoast. on 20 Apr 12, 07:49:48 That would work? just as well. Are you sure that ... By: youtubuzr. on 20 Apr 12, 02:56:51 Are you sure that wasn't? an arrow to the meme? Problem ! Recently ... By: stephenmortimer845. on 18 Apr 12, 20:43:13 Problem ! Recently I have begun a daydream/fantasy that I am Brady Haran in London stopping all young pretty women with "I can make you a? star" Proof ?? "well look what I did for a handful of old geezers at Nottingham"!!! In economics we use ... By: Thedreamshaperabc. on 14 Apr 12, 19:00:29 In economics we use 1.96 standard deviations, meaning a 5% limit of rejection/acceptance. Why you might ask ? .. because before there was computers it was a litlle easier, and was adopted from farming statistics. That is to say, most modern economics use a standard ment for the running of a 1940's farm. I SHIT YOU? NOT. As an economist i am not happy about it :D I can stand ads. I ... By: awesome24712. on 14 Apr 12, 01:14:23 I can stand ads. I can? stand buffering videos. But I can't stnad buffering ads. Thanks again? By: MrAniketShedge. on 12 Apr 12, 03:53:57 Thanks again? Brady has lots of ... By: azaas. on 09 Apr 12, 22:41:56 Brady has lots of channels all of which are related to several fields. Like the DeepSky videos one, or the My favorite scientist one and so on. Also you might wanna check out the nottinghamscience one and I'm pretty sure that there's one dedicated to chemistry if you're into that specific field *i'm not though... physics + math ftw! :P * ps: Pure economics ftw btw :D And yeah i mean mathematical economics ! Not that there's a reason to mention that but I just felt like cheering for my field? XD Thanks for pointing ... By: MrAniketShedge. on 09 Apr 12, 16:55:18 Thanks for pointing towards numberphile channel, loved it :) Any more interesting channels you can share with me?? uh, boy....this is ... By: DRnick2359. on 08 Apr 12, 09:59:16 uh, boy....this is bringing me BACK? to Statistics...... :/ I think there was a ... By: jwhitenstall. on 03 Apr 12, 21:48:42 I think there was a video about it.? Can someone please ... By: BlankVellum. on 01 Apr 12, 20:27:31 Can someone please explain to me why there is a copy of Atlas of Creation on that first guy's shelf? It's like sticking? a turd on a mantlepiece. *Bows down to your ... By: BlankVellum. on 01 Apr 12, 20:25:55 *Bows down to your greatness*? this? is the single ... By: efainlarrea. on 29 Mar 12, 08:25:00 this? is the single most geekiest brilliant comment i've ever read! you HAVE to watch ... By: sloerwald. on 21 Mar 12, 21:57:23 you HAVE to watch 12:45 with transcribed? audio, it's hilarious! Is it possible to ... By: AllAtheism. on 12 Mar 12, 19:55:21 Is it possible to assign a sigma value to the? probability of the recent global temperature increase being? an effect of human activity and not a random fluctuation? Wobbly Earth - Sixty Symbols Posted by: sixtysymbols Video duration: 477 seconds Global video hits: 34897 Axial precession is the reason the Earth's axis has a long-term but quite dramatic "wobble", as explained here by Roger Bowley and Mike Merrifield. Visit our website at www.sixtysymbols.com We're on Facebook at www.facebook.com And Twitter at twitter.com Related: earth, axis, precession, wobble, planet Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: Dat? floating Earth ... By: GreatAgentD. on 24 May 12, 01:06:38 Dat? floating Earth... omfg that floating ... By: troliol. on 18 May 12, 06:27:55 omfg that floating earth thing is so cool. I want it. I'm? assuming it uses magnets. Awesome little doohickey. That was a ... By: acs197. on 17 May 12, 23:28:18 That was a wonderful comment!? No it doesn't? By: AppleAssassin. on 17 May 12, 15:55:58 No it doesn't? Does anyone know ... By: dchesney12345. on 03 May 12, 16:47:07 Does anyone know whether the wobbling of the? earth has any noticeable effects on us? Vyvian,? Rick, Mike ... By: BJBlitzstein. on 26 Apr 12, 20:13:13 Vyvian,? Rick, Mike, did you put the lentils on to soak last night? Shut up Neil! I want that? ... By: vinigretzky97. on 21 Apr 12, 23:42:20 I want that? levitating earth! What's your point? ... By: RobWRobins. on 14 Apr 12, 12:16:07 What's your point? You're wrong first of all. It's not "proof" that the ancient Egyptians knew about precession. They may not have understood it in the slightest. Watch the skies long enough and you'll notice it, but that doesn't mean you know why it happens, or what specifically is happening. So no, the positions of the pyramids of Giza do not? "prove it", at all. You're still ... By: music2012. on 05 Apr 12, 19:13:43 You're still damaging your lungs and burning fuel so you should still feel guilty or does your? health not matter to you? Precession was ... By: Irek1970. on 05 Apr 12, 09:16:09 Precession was known by ancient. Positioning of pyramids of? Giza prove it. I want one of those ... By: 2012thegame. on 04 Apr 12, 04:30:28 I want one of those floating globe things? badly no mentioning of ... By: 01000110I01010101. on 31 Mar 12, 22:22:50 no mentioning of the change of the polestar after some? thousand years because of this effect? except that gold is ... By: ftlqed. on 26 Mar 12, 07:25:44 except that gold is from the kessel run, dawkins shows that there is a shrinking? towards someone holding it, forcing a warp drive at the centre. OMG! I want that ... By: Juxtaroberto. on 06 Mar 12, 08:53:22 OMG! I want that floating Earth!? Does this mean that ... By: voiceofreason2008. on 01 Mar 12, 04:14:40 Does this mean that the 'greenhouse effect' is complete junk and it is in fact a result of a perfectly natural event in the earths rotational axis If so then i'm no longer gonna? feel guilty when i have a cigarette or run my car needlesly so does that mean ... By: NWEGary001. on 28 Feb 12, 22:43:16 so does that mean that? the seasons gonna change, so that winter is in june? 6:29 A physicist ... By: weurRTG. on 26 Feb 12, 07:29:01 6:29 A physicist using the? phrase "centrifugal forces"? Great Video. Where ... By: whoistavo. on 09 Feb 12, 00:32:04 Great Video. Where could I buy a rotating/ hovering globe like the one? in this video? Clever dicks? those ... By: nedladdy. on 05 Feb 12, 10:48:05 Clever dicks? those greeks cheers @pseudorandomly ( ... By: pseudorandomly. on 29 Jan 12, 19:41:17 @pseudorandomly (cont) ... that situation will reverse. ? Since the Earth moves more quickly in its orbit when it is close, the southern hemisphere will wind up with less summertime heating while the northern hemisphere gets more. But since the northern hemisphere has most of the land, that change of heat balance will have some effect on climate. @jerryoven Realize ... By: pseudorandomly. on 29 Jan 12, 19:36:43 @jerryoven Realize that the *tilt* of the Earth with respect to the Sun (23-1/2 degrees) isn't changing; only the *direction* the Earth's axis points toward changes. So precession doesn't really change the climate by itself. What *does* happen, though, is that the seasons change position in? the Earth's orbit. Right now, the northern hemisphere has winter when the Earth is closest to the Sun (and the southern hemisphere has summer). In 13,000 years (half of the precession period) ... (cont) i laugh every time ... By: jacobpaprotskiy. on 21 Jan 12, 06:48:32 i laugh every time i watch? one of your videos because of the atlas of creation... awwww he completely ... By: Storhonta. on 21 Jan 12, 01:06:23 awwww he completely missed? lappand by atleast an inch there =,( Am I the only one ... By: AudioJustG. on 20 Jan 12, 10:44:22 Am I the only one who thought of dubstep after reading the? title? Wormholes & Portal 2 - Sixty Symbols Posted by: sixtysymbols Video duration: 642 seconds Global video hits: 99799 We discuss wormholes and the new computer game called Portal 2. More physics at www.sixtysymbols.com Related: wormholes, portal, science Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: Fuck? you brady. By: MJFAN666. on 27 May 12, 05:21:58 Fuck? you brady. I LOVE? Moriarty. By: forglegorktheork. on 27 May 12, 00:19:44 I LOVE? Moriarty. You should? put ... By: NNOTM. on 26 May 12, 22:10:05 You should? put links to the responses into the description, I think many people didn't realize that there is extra footage Hahaha. Such ... By: toolworks. on 24 May 12, 18:26:07 Hahaha. Such trolling on the? irish guy :( I wanted to see the stuff that was cut. I hope he's ... By: Kalevala87. on 24 May 12, 00:36:13 I hope he's referring to the digital edition? and didn't just openly admit to downloading a cracked game :D dat? framerate :p By: GreatAgentD. on 20 May 12, 05:23:42 dat? framerate :p 9:54 onwards i ... By: gadda01. on 19 May 12, 14:04:09 9:54 onwards i disagree with, they usually tend to just have an animation for that sort of thing, the reason the gun moves is so you have some kind of feedback and know you've fired the gun, but as long as him thinking what? he thinks keeps him happy, thats the main thing You can find the? ... By: OMGItzFokral. on 19 May 12, 11:38:40 You can find the? uncut video on the nottinghamscience channel under the name "Physics of Portal 2" :) Why not upload an ... By: ttthttpd. on 14 May 12, 23:30:40 Why not upload an uncut video of? the differential equations? I'm thinking he ... By: mrtalos. on 14 May 12, 11:18:47 I'm thinking he liked the? game. lol at about 7:45 ... By: funnytourtoise. on 13 May 12, 21:29:44 lol at about 7:45 the topic has? drifted from being about portal2 to Half-Life (In the context of a resonance cascade) In theory, yes? By: rustytoe178. on 13 May 12, 19:01:24 In theory, yes? We are living in? ... By: JBroMCMXCI. on 12 May 12, 18:07:41 We are living in? the fourth dimension. Is there an anti- ... By: Xankyou. on 12 May 12, 09:21:53 Is there an anti-matter? graviton? no? By: 19971212. on 10 May 12, 20:32:12 no? Is time your fourth ... By: ROFLmeeWaffle. on 07 May 12, 22:50:41 Is time your fourth dimension?? When watching ... By: MrRedJax. on 06 May 12, 09:54:59 When watching videos like these I realise how little I actually know.? doesn't a wormhole ... By: 19971212. on 05 May 12, 21:46:06 doesn't a wormhole needs to? be in four dimensions Aww they cut out ... By: sth128. on 05 May 12, 21:29:10 Aww they cut out the differential equations. I was looking forward? to seeing him explain GlaDos using Laplace transforms... You should put the ... By: BJBlitzstein. on 03 May 12, 00:06:32 You should put the links at the end there (or any others) in the description. Then we can? fold cyberspacetime more easily. (I think I just coined a word!) Yay? math By: Colinski03. on 02 May 12, 03:48:18 Yay? math resonance cascade ... By: HartuBeatu. on 30 Apr 12, 10:57:52 resonance cascade is another concept used by valve.? Why do guys want? ... By: josephschwenker. on 29 Apr 12, 03:35:26 Why do guys want? to be differential equations? So they can be hard while girls do them on the table. 5:08? whatis onthe ... By: stranger1324. on 28 Apr 12, 00:43:57 5:08? whatis onthe board behind him? you are seeing ... By: KiraYamatoinX10A. on 26 Apr 12, 06:04:57 you are seeing differential equations in the background, it is the complex solutions that? are being solved. Electrons - Sixty Symbols Posted by: sixtysymbols Video duration: 407 seconds Global video hits: 45679 Most people know what an electron is - or do they? More physics at www.sixtysymbols.com Related: electrons Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: Is the prof. on ... By: bleauh. on 26 May 12, 09:55:33 Is the prof. on many other sixty symbols videos?? I forgot to tell ... By: kenny8331. on 24 May 12, 16:17:05 I forgot to tell you the "Double-Slit Quantum Eraser Experiment" is done by putting speakers? where the detectors would be to cause interference vibrations stopping them from spreading out like a wave. It's one ... By: kenny8331. on 23 May 12, 23:39:48 It's one interpretation but? I'm saying it can be reproduced on the macro scale.I've done it with electromagnetic marbles on a slanted vibrating table;record the first spot they hit a metal plate behind a double slit.While the table is vibrating it shows an interference pattern.You can either turn the vibration off or increase it exponetially to get rid of the interference pattern and have 2 bands. all marbles must be the same size and weight but the one representing and electron has a coil in it Yes correct we do ... By: MrTommyHodge. on 23 May 12, 23:07:17 Yes correct we do not know what medium light passes through, but that isn't what this video is about. Electrons on the other hand are particles? moving through space. When they are moving unobserved they form a wave-function that spreads the probablity of finding an the electron in any one place. This causes the electron to pass through both slits and effectively interfere with itself, causing an interference pattern. Therefore acting like a wave. Wave/Particle duality. an interaction the ... By: kenny8331. on 23 May 12, 22:59:53 an interaction the passes from one particle to the next and theres no way to detect the particle unless? its interacting like the way you see lightning pass through the sky. You can't see anything is there until the charge builds enough to go off, then it goes away just as fast. But with light and electrons we dont even know the media they pass through where lightning we already do I literally? have ... By: MrTommyHodge. on 23 May 12, 22:43:16 I literally? have no idea what you meant by that... makes? sense By: kenny8331. on 23 May 12, 22:32:22 makes? sense maybe its in a? sea ... By: kenny8331. on 23 May 12, 22:31:46 maybe its in a? sea of particle but only 1 is interacting and passing the interaction And also it should ... By: MrTommyHodge. on 23 May 12, 22:27:34 And also it should be mentioned that the millions of particles in a water wave interfere with each other. An electron beam will? show an interference pattern when the electrons pass through the slits one at a time. The deference ... By: MrTommyHodge. on 23 May 12, 22:26:01 The deference between what you are saying and what is being explained here is that a water wave is the behavior of millions of particles on a macro scale, whereas an electron will show wave? like behavior (when not being observed) despite the fact it is a singular particle. Saying they have a ... By: kenny8331. on 23 May 12, 19:31:27 Saying they have a wavelike nature. So do particles in water if you're ignorant of what is really going on; but we know they are particles. We just dont know the medium. This experiment can be duplicated on the macro scale even the Double-Slit Quantum Eraser Experiment. Instead of saying that is the hature we should just admit that it is a lack of understanding because we don't know. Every time physicists find out the truth about things,they are always? more simple than they previously thought. What's incorrect?? By: Elliibob17. on 23 May 12, 19:05:19 What's incorrect?? I never said I view ... By: Domination584. on 23 May 12, 00:32:12 I never said I view you as a dolt, but I think you're presupposing an understanding of something that you may not grasp. It's much like how conservatives argue that? evolution isn't real. What they say is not credible, because few of them have actually taken time to study biology and understand evolution. So, I'm not saying you shouldn't critique or speculate on science (indeed, that's how science improves), but take the necessary classes and do the hard work first, then make informed claims. I'm sorry but this ... By: kenny8331. on 11 May 12, 05:09:24 I'm sorry but this video is incorrect. How to I get to? talk to the guys who made this? little balls? XD By: NSMBking. on 24 Apr 12, 23:39:18 little balls? XD parallel you add in ... By: devibeatrack. on 18 Apr 12, 18:52:12 parallel you add in abs'lute square, in sequence you just multiply.? parallel you add in ... By: devibeatrack. on 18 Apr 12, 18:49:15 parallel you add in absolute? square, in sequence you just multiply. Nice video! This ... By: nickharvey7. on 13 Apr 12, 08:52:54 Nice video! This is an invitation to see an artist theory on the physics of light and time! This theory is based on two postulates 1. Is that the quantum wave particle function ? represents the forward passage of time ?E ?t ?? h/2? itself 2. Is that Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle ?×?p×?h/4? that is formed by the w- function is the same uncertainty we have with any future event that we can interact with turning the possible into the actual! This isn't hard to ... By: WelcomeToTheFreekSho. on 13 Apr 12, 08:46:44 This isn't hard to understand, it's just hard to visualise.? But visualising it is trying to get a picture of something that's invisible... if you're not? ... By: lucaschallenger. on 02 Apr 12, 02:41:27 if you're not? finding it difficult to understand, you're don't really understand it this might be ... By: archerofyail. on 27 Mar 12, 21:14:32 this might be because ive taken some physics courses but i just find this fascinating and? weird, not hard to comprehend I think he used an ... By: ftlqed. on 27 Mar 12, 14:24:10 I think he used an oil spray on the red tops death star class 3? civilization electron. The easy way is to make a vacuum and a heater, the ole electron will jump out of the ice towards any distance for heat. ...are in the same ... By: devibeatrack. on 19 Mar 12, 15:26:29 ...are in the same ratio as the experiment with? electrons. What would be the correct pendant to the particlewavefield arbitrarily being called "light" (because occuring on a certain band of degrees of the scale dimension)? By the way: the ratios in the experiment with bullets are not equal to the ratios in the experiment with electrons. The double slit ... By: devibeatrack. on 19 Mar 12, 15:26:23 The double slit experiment doesn´t make clear what we want: do we want to know through which hole each of the electrons went - or do we want to keep the interference pattern intact? There´s no sufficient reason why one should try to keep the interference pattern intact and to get to know? through which hole every single electron went. It would be interesting to know which outcome we get if we detect bullets flying through an experimental setup where the elements of the experiment ... ...light) with the ... By: devibeatrack. on 19 Mar 12, 15:11:32 ...light) with the pattern that we get when we do disturb the electrons with light of a high enough frequency and by subtracting the part which is seen - we get a result that makes it possible to reconstruct the path of the unseen electrons - and therefore we can get to know through which hole? they went. Sixty Minute Man Posted by: kscryan Video duration: 83 seconds Global video hits: 71698 One of the greatest records ever! Related: use, this, in, my, class Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: Ahaha. This? is ... By: RhiannaourWorld. on 29 Apr 12, 18:59:11 Ahaha. This? is great! Back when I was in ... By: JolleyRick. on 19 Mar 12, 02:18:28 Back when I was in High School (early? 50's) in Little Rock, I used to listen to "Groovy Boy" on KWKH Shreveport from 4PM to 5. GB was actually a white guy who sounded black, and he played an hour of Soul music. This tune was his theme song which he started his show with every day! He said he was "the original 60 minute man." The music was terrific, Coasters, Ruth Brown, Little Richard, Tommy Tucker, etc. etc. Rick Jolley Colorado Springs If you head on down ... By: Bing6813. on 08 Feb 12, 00:48:26 If you head on down to the Coastal Carolina region ( Georgia coast , Florida ) , you'll hear? BEACH MUSIC at many dives and joints . It's very popular and -- The Shag still is danced This is the most ' ... By: packardcaribien. on 15 Jan 12, 00:34:34 This is the most 'raunchy' record ever? put on radio. It was banned several radio stations in 46 states and was relegated to being a novelty record. sixty seconds maybe ... 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Yuri Gagarin and Orbits - Sixty Symbols Posted by: sixtysymbols Video duration: 433 seconds Global video hits: 38536 As the world celebrates the 50th anniversary of the first man in space, we look at some of the science behind an orbit. More physics and astronomy at www.sixtysymbols.com Related: yuri, gagarin, vostok, isaac, newton, first, orbit Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: Get an app called " ... By: TheLlamaRULER. on 13 May 12, 21:45:35 Get an app called "app trailer" and type in the bonus code "yuriprince0" and you'll get 1k points For? iTunes gift card + more By "we" he means? " ... By: 20Bond09. on 12 May 12, 09:31:29 By "we" he means? "humanity". You better start ... By: Shuttheheckup735. on 29 Apr 12, 02:33:09 You better start becoming pretty fluent in math if? you ever want to be taken even slightly serious in the world of physics. Same,? I live in ... By: Shuttheheckup735. on 29 Apr 12, 02:32:32 Same,? I live in Canada and I'll be applying 2 years from now I would also apply ... By: BlackNotesWhiteNotes. on 24 Apr 12, 02:52:21 I would also apply in a few? years from now, but like. I live in Canada. so orbiting works ... By: TheGrannda. on 09 Apr 12, 09:21:49 so orbiting works just as flying in douglas adams' "life, the universe and everything"; you need to fall to the ground, but you? have to miss it :P any vacent post ... By: Mrdas4U. on 04 Apr 12, 04:44:33 any vacent post for? camera crew, I'll do it for free! :P i hate matemathics. ... By: dfghj241. on 26 Mar 12, 22:19:08 i hate matemathics.. but aparently i love physics, the thing that most fascinates me is the power of? gravity... do you think i should study physics? Yah, isn't there ... By: ftlqed. on 25 Mar 12, 05:58:54 Yah, isn't there lateral gravitation due to motion? So, each particle has gravity, but your moving away from the left, so at low orbit, your lateral g's aern't also 9.8m/s^2 do to your? change in motion left and right. At some high speed, he would then fall due to angular acceleration. In former Eastern ... By: KristoffDoe. on 21 Mar 12, 20:51:11 In former Eastern Block countries it is used to say Gagarin was not the first man in space but only the first man who came back alive.? :) I wish I was in ... By: smeghead666. on 07 Mar 12, 23:54:25 I wish I was in your shoes? :3 Pause exactly at 1: ... By: don4life97. on 07 Mar 12, 10:00:10 Pause exactly at 1:06 to? see a funny face :) This is a great? ... By: jjclassjj. on 31 Jan 12, 23:56:52 This is a great? video Pleeeassse, keep? ... By: aei05h1. on 18 Jan 12, 19:12:49 Pleeeassse, keep? watching these video's and all video's like it!! its an achievement ... By: alexanderhulse. on 13 Jan 12, 08:58:01 its an achievement for the entire? human race i just discovered ... By: akaphaneuf. on 25 Aug 11, 19:03:56 i just discovered this channel through Documentaryheaven, and i'm? really glad i did! Really good ... By: nilbud. on 16 May 11, 04:37:20 Really good conductors would make buskers more tuneful.? wow....? I REALLY ... By: jeebersjumpincryst. on 21 Apr 11, 10:32:04 wow....? I REALLY REALLY enjoyed that one :) Always wondered about geo sync orbits, if indeed thats that right word. He is obviously ... By: razhorblahd. on 18 Apr 11, 21:15:28 He is obviously referring to the human? race. GEOSYNCHRONOUS!!? I ... By: Devilock79. on 18 Apr 11, 18:47:56 GEOSYNCHRONOUS!!? I just like that word. =P so glad to hear ... By: nickmt. on 18 Apr 11, 09:46:14 so glad to hear that new forms of Science media such as the Sixity symbols channel are inspiring new generations to pursue their further eductaional dreams!? Congrats on the place intermister and well done sixty symbols. Science FTW :D If you mute? the ... By: EpicMagicTrick. on 18 Apr 11, 05:00:25 If you mute? the audio it looks like he's on fast-forward!!! watch?v=uMRupkeNDNc ... By: matheusciola. on 18 Apr 11, 04:05:58 watch?v=uMRupkeNDNc&feature=player_embedded Assistam? vao gostar ;) I noticed that too ... By: Scarlatti2007. on 17 Apr 11, 16:51:36 I noticed that too and I remember seeing a video with Richard Dawkins where he mentions the same thing that you mention about it being sent out gratis and unsolicited to academics. I thought it was pretty? amusing to see it there on his bookshelf. I think he's ... By: Sunderas. on 17 Apr 11, 01:00:45 I think he's talking about "we" the? scientists... kinda dumb your comment... He's not trying to steal any credit from no one The Sixth Dimension - Sixty Symbols Posted by: sixtysymbols Video duration: 371 seconds Global video hits: 75245 Continuing a week of egg-themed physics (for Easter 2011), Professor Egg Copeland discusses a theory which relates to the cosmological constant. More egg physics at www.sixtysymbols.com Related: extra, dimension, sixty, symbols, cosmological, constant, gravity Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: God? doesn't exist ... By: TheMCRedStoner. on 27 May 12, 13:58:16 God? doesn't exist though :S gravity? still ... By: gadda01. on 27 May 12, 08:15:52 gravity? still exists in space, how else would the moon orbit the earth, its still pretty strong out there the question ... By: gadda01. on 27 May 12, 08:14:40 the question actually refers to the? egg containing a chicken, so which came first the chicken or an egg containing a chicken, but you're still right the egg came first lol So you think that ... By: MisterRedstone. on 26 May 12, 22:50:44 So you think that the 6th dimension is God, whos biggest concern in the universe is a species of bipedal apes existing on one planet in the solar system of an average star in the average spiral arm of an average galaxy who exist in only? 4 out of 5 non-supernatural dimensions? Physics dimentions. ... By: coldrunning2002. on 26 May 12, 14:48:59 Physics dimentions. 1st dimention X, related to the 4th Dimention by the Law of Relativity 2nd dimention Y,related to the 4th Dimention? by the Law of Relativity 3rd dimention Z, related to the 4th Dimention by the Law of Relativity 4th dimention Time, if X,Y,Z are Stopped, then time is sequential 5th dimention, an infininite number of parrellel universes that co exist with this one 6th dimention, god the creator is inside this dimention and can get access to all dimentions below. where did? the ... By: jay19xxx. on 23 May 12, 10:25:42 where did? the chickenasours come from? this is quite a dilema The Egg, Animals ... By: wybo2. on 23 May 12, 06:54:26 The Egg, Animals that? lay eggs existed billions of years ago whilst Chickens only evolved in what we now call a chicken million years ago. My numbers are probably wrong, but you'll get the idea. what came first ... By: jay19xxx. on 20 May 12, 11:45:20 what came first the? chicken or the egg, wah!!!! Description says? - ... By: PrakashNeo. on 10 May 12, 06:03:11 Description says? - Professor Egg Copeland :P :P would it? be easier ... By: mrcrazymadwhat. on 09 May 12, 01:37:24 would it? be easier in space when you are fall a gravity is not a factor??? how do we know ... By: IamNVINCIBAL. on 08 May 12, 07:52:41 how do we know there are not more forces that only? affect the other dimensions? If the egg not an? ... By: GSA14101996. on 02 May 12, 20:58:49 If the egg not an? extension of the x dimension Well, i think it's ... By: Mjolnir258. on 01 May 12, 11:43:37 Well, i think it's to do with those two dimensions having a definite shape. Maybe our 3 dimensions of space and 1 of time? have some shape, but it is so enormous that it is impossible to measure from inside, but since those two dimensions are in a way confined by our normal 3 and not infinite then they have a size we can define. I'm no expert btw, please correct me if i've misunderstood. Birds have actually ... By: G33KST4R. on 29 Apr 12, 14:34:34 Birds have actually restructured their entire method of reproduction so that they can pay? homage to the 6th Dimension Sorry, could you ... By: silvinci. on 29 Apr 12, 12:39:17 Sorry, could you explain to me what you mean by this?? What i don't get? ... By: Crashboy1024. on 29 Apr 12, 00:02:06 What i don't get? is this: you say that those 2 dimensions have a size of 50 microns? What does that mean? What size do our normal 3 dimensions have? What size does the time dimension has? It would be funny ... By: TaleshicMatera. on 21 Apr 12, 02:08:53 It would be funny if this "leaking"? gravity was responsible for the unexplained gravitational effects we put on dark matter. the scale ... By: devibeatrack. on 16 Apr 12, 13:11:03 the scale dimension? and x, y, z. that's all. wut? By: atticusspc. on 15 Apr 12, 19:21:54 wut? Humans have eggs. ... By: 2ndhandsoul. on 13 Apr 12, 02:47:46 Humans have eggs. Instead of eating them for breakfast, we feed the egg as it grows. We could even feed? a human egg with nourishment obtained from chicken eggs. Humans keep their eggs on the inside during development and enables the egg carrier to illicit their mate into satiating the random cravings they want. the force of ... By: ExorArgus. on 10 Apr 12, 18:54:45 the force of gravity "leaked out" would have to overcome the gravity? created by the earth. sooo.. basically ... By: Mastertim2006. on 10 Apr 12, 15:40:13 sooo.. basically you say gravity is a weak force because its constantly leaking into other dimensions? Did i get? that right? im pretty sure that ... By: FoototheAli. on 10 Apr 12, 09:09:44 im pretty sure that each offspring of the parent is of the same species so over long time the small changes eventually lead to a new species way down the road its not a clear dividing change. and? the egg was probably used by the ancestral species of the chicken excuse my ... By: odioreligion. on 10 Apr 12, 04:25:47 excuse my eggnorance :O....if u say that gravity is the only force that leaks into that dimension would that explain somehow that back? holes could possibly take us to another dimension?- if we ever get through one. This? video is ... By: Licmycat. on 09 Apr 12, 23:35:02 This? video is currently unavailable. Neutrinos slower than light - Sixty Symbols Posted by: sixtysymbols Video duration: 554 seconds Global video hits: 52837 A slightly less exciting sequel to our video "Neutrinos faster than light". We happened to be at Cern, in Geneva, when the story broke. Here's our original video: www.youtube.com And another one we did on neutrinos: www.youtube.com Visit our website at www.sixtysymbols.com We're on Facebook at www.facebook.com And Twitter at twitter.com Sixty Symbols videos by Brady Haran Related: neutrinos, gran, sasso, cern, faster, slower, light, einstein Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: Those pesky lazy ... By: upisoft2. on 27 May 12, 10:47:44 Those pesky lazy neutrinos.... Now lets get rid of dark matter and dark energy and? call them dark gravity and dark anti-gravity. I believe so. As? a ... By: Kalevala87. on 21 May 12, 11:50:02 I believe so. As? a matter of fact, white dwarf stars undergo a process called neutrino cooling, whereby they dissipate their thermal energy through a process of photon decay into a neutrino and an antineutrino. plus, i don't think ... By: gadda01. on 19 May 12, 23:16:32 plus, i don't think the press take into account, just how big cern is, i mean just think how many cables then are and how many miles of cables they have to? go through to make sure everything is working fine i was wondering,? ... By: gadda01. on 19 May 12, 22:54:25 i was wondering,? standing so close the the LHC, does that not... conC.E.R.N. you? Haha, Working in? ... By: mmknope. on 18 May 12, 14:21:10 Haha, Working in? this field. the pun at? 7:00 ... By: k1ngm3rkage. on 13 May 12, 11:29:58 the pun at? 7:00 haha Ahh fog, that is ... By: Ramian1. on 09 May 12, 06:35:18 Ahh fog, that is why neutrinos are going slower than the speed of light, they? cant see where they are going! Yay i learned something today :D No they are not. ... By: MegaSkills9. on 07 May 12, 03:32:55 No they are not. Muons have mass unlike photons of light. Nothing with any mass can travel the speed of light.? Look at how much energy it takes for the LHC to get protons to even come even close to it. Your thinking? ... By: MegaSkills9. on 07 May 12, 03:17:51 Your thinking? about a neutron star. (Which is even much more dense? than that.) a white dwarf is ... By: snelpiller. on 06 May 12, 22:52:18 a white dwarf is one of the most? dense objects in the universe right?(probably completely wrong) So would the neutrinos still pass through it with ease? man, when I watch ... By: snelpiller. on 06 May 12, 22:50:10 man, when I watch these vids I get so many questions about everything (often unrelated) that I wish I had a? scientist dedicated to answer my random questions about everything in the universe. Infact, if I ever get rich, im going to hire someone like that how do the guys in ... By: Tobslerone. on 06 May 12, 17:10:42 how do the guys in the italy lab know they are looking at the right neutrinos?? I mean I assume there are plenty of random neutrinos flying about the world day to day right? with "theories" ... By: devibeatrack. on 05 May 12, 09:48:15 with "theories" that get reduced to the language? mathematics one can neglect, diminuize, exaggerate as well as fictionalize as well as with any other language - and can set up an experiment in such a way that it fits the theory (by neglecting, diminuizing, exaggerating and fictionalizing parts of the experiment). ...you confuse ... By: devibeatrack. on 05 May 12, 09:45:16 ...you confuse weight with knowledge - and also assume that it doubles because of eating one bowl (is it nearly empty? is it filled to the rim? sugar-coated? salted? maybe some other addition?? pure?). that's interesting. your computer ... By: changeofaddress1. on 04 May 12, 17:59:24 your computer didn't make you happy and wise; it's only a tool you're using to express yourself or pursue your interests, etc. if there were no computer, you'd be reading books, or knitting, and you'd say that those things make you happy. science, along with many other things, has altered lifestyle, but not life itself. it wipes out one disease and another? pops up. our basic condition and situation is unaltered. what does biotechnology promise, and what is Singularity? Well my computer ... By: pankajpellucid. on 04 May 12, 04:17:43 Well my computer makes me both Happy and Wise...mainly through INTERNET. Science since its inception, has altered human life, and lifestyle in a myriad of ways. And as far as human basic? condition is concerned, wait for the Biotechnology to proper more, and if humans are strong enough to embrace it, Singularity is inevitable... Aren't muons still ... By: Dalfon2000. on 03 May 12, 05:56:48 Aren't muons still proven? faster than light? I like how quickly ... By: rockinthisnecropolis. on 29 Apr 12, 17:59:32 I like how quickly people are willing to disband decades worth? of data for a one-time, so far at least, anomaly. thanks. i was ... By: changeofaddress1. on 29 Apr 12, 04:11:00 thanks. i was unclear; i meant science as Solution, as The Answer. it's another false god/blind alley. to use your example, the computer works, but has made me merely differently active, not more happy or wise. science's accomplishments have failed to alter our basic condition; we're stuck in the same mire of? shit, stench, and blood as was the man of a thousand years ago. what do you think? If your comment is ... By: qwertyjaf. on 29 Apr 12, 02:56:41 If your comment is true, explain why your computer works.? So could you shot ... By: evnwood. on 26 Apr 12, 07:50:23 So could you shot them through the center of the? Earth? somebody talk to me ... By: changeofaddress1. on 26 Apr 12, 07:46:24 somebody talk to me; i want to talk about? how science is bullshit. thanks. Gravity - Sixty Symbols Posted by: sixtysymbols Video duration: 526 seconds Global video hits: 55871 What is the difference between big "G" and little "g"... And what is gravitational lensing? More physics and astronomy at www.sixtysymbols.com Related: gravity, gravitational, lensing Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: how about the fact ... By: kenny8331. on 25 May 12, 14:46:25 how about the fact that when you look at the sum product of little and big; the universe is expanding at? the same rate? How about the fact that if you drop things from the leaning tower, they would all look red shifted to eachother? *an? By: 1234fivesixseven8. on 23 May 12, 20:57:48 *an? @LeconsdAnalyse ok ... By: laffytheengineer. on 22 May 12, 17:15:47 @LeconsdAnalyse ok I understand that this is how we calculate where the 'object' actually is? and not where we view it (I.e. how much it is deflected by the mass). Is this correct, if so how was it formulated if we can truly see where the 'object' is (we only calculate where it is, delfection). Sorry if I appear daft never studied physics, thanks for the help. Addendum: So then, ... By: LeconsdAnalyse. on 22 May 12, 16:52:30 Addendum: So then, given estimates for `r?` and `d`? we plug these values into the deflection formula to get an estimate for `?`, which answers your question. 2/2 Then, the ... By: LeconsdAnalyse. on 22 May 12, 16:46:53 2/2 Then, the formula for the deflection (?)? of the light (using the Schwarzschild metric) reads: ? = r?/d + o(r?/d), (d>>r?). Where r? := 2GM/c² is the Schwarzschild radius. 1/2 Suppose that we ... By: LeconsdAnalyse. on 22 May 12, 16:46:25 1/2 Suppose that we a priori know that there exists a galaxy (say, with estimated mass `M`) at a certain location in space (3D Euclidean), and in its vicinity we (viewing from earth)? see distant star light coming towards us rectilinearly at a distance `d` from the boundary of the galaxy. In the video though ... By: laffytheengineer. on 22 May 12, 09:30:34 In the video though the first demonstration is just of the light coming from the 'object' and? this being bent where we on earth see this. From earth it appears in a different location, so how do we know where it was originally? I understand the point you make about the multiple images, but its the first demonstration that I'm unsure of. Cheers From the multiple ... By: LeconsdAnalyse. on 22 May 12, 02:48:05 From the multiple images! We have light rays leaving the `object` (in the curved spacetime), and eventually converging into the `image`. Instead of a converging lens we have a gravitational field. If we now trace? back the light rays rectilinearly from the image we can understand the illusion of multiple objects. If we don't know ... By: laffytheengineer. on 21 May 12, 22:59:41 If we don't know where the original galaxy? is how do we know what the deflected angle is? They should know ... By: DirkAlmighty13. on 19 May 12, 06:56:37 They should know the units if they know? the equation! F (kg*m/s^2) = m1*m2*G/r^2 (kg^2/m^2*[units of G]) G must be m^3/kg/s^2 1:48 are her eyes ... By: Rinne13X. on 02 May 12, 06:03:21 1:48 are her eyes green?? Actually, photons ... By: MnM4516. on 01 May 12, 20:04:11 Actually, photons don't get frames of reference in special relativity. Trying to make sense out of them leads to? nonsense, like the fact a photon would experience no time at all. We simply discriminate against massless particles that way, they don't get FoRs. Also, in general relativity, ANY object under a gravitational pull is really moving in a straight line, just through curved space. The earth is moving in a straight line through the curved space around the Sun. So, you're correct. That's? the most ... By: GreatNorthWeb. on 01 May 12, 02:09:14 That's? the most understandable answer I've read so far. From the perspective of the photon, it's still travelling in a straight line? But when observed from a different location in space it appears to warp? (un-schooled thanks) Remember, gravity ... By: MnM4516. on 30 Apr 12, 19:46:52 Remember, gravity is the curvature of spacetime. Since photons propagate directly through space, curving space is equivalent to curving the path of the photons. It's like drawing a line (representing the light) on a piece of paper (representing space) and then bending the paper (representing curvature due to gravity). You would notice that the line is? now curved. Similarly, light traveling through curved spacetime appears curved. Because photons ... By: opliik. on 27 Apr 12, 21:05:39 Because photons travel through space, and space can be bent by? gravity. Question: If ... By: GreatNorthWeb. on 25 Apr 12, 13:49:31 Question: If photons have no mass, how/why? are they affected by gravity? I did mean to say " ... By: Infraclear. on 23 Apr 12, 16:58:33 I did mean to say "he just uses 10 m/(s^2) for g" Thank you? for catching that. Check? Google ... By: 93Cobalt. on 13 Apr 12, 23:50:09 Check? Google Scholar. the problem is ... By: kousoulides. on 06 Apr 12, 18:13:13 the problem is google is like quantum? physics, whatever you search you get. ;) Ive heard the moon ... By: callowaymotorcompany. on 06 Apr 12, 17:52:46 Ive heard the moon was moving away at about an inch a year but ive also heard it was coming closer at? the same rate. Honestly, im not sure. You should really just google it. weird, I actually ... By: kousoulides. on 06 Apr 12, 15:51:24 weird, I actually thought that the moon is flying away from us. So one day the moon is going to crash with us? ...or because there is no friction in space? it won't slow down? The moon is ... By: callowaymotorcompany. on 06 Apr 12, 01:06:34 The moon is actually falling. The earth is falling around the sun too. Thats what orbit is. When you catch something at the right? speed and angle, it orbits. Anything that doesnt gets ejected of pulled in and crashes down. Neutrinos - Sixty Symbols Posted by: sixtysymbols Video duration: 690 seconds Global video hits: 66431 Billions of these mysterious particles are blasted down from the sun and pass through our bodies undetected. More videos at www.sixtysymbols.com Related: neutrinos Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: not quite in the ... By: nickrohn93. on 21 May 12, 00:26:32 not quite in the same? form though :P could a neutrino? ... By: Shmior. on 20 May 12, 03:55:04 could a neutrino? detector determine the location of a nuclear reactor? I love how ... By: SeanACampbell. on 19 May 12, 23:34:31 I love how scientists love to be proven wrong. Religion on the other? hand... Argon walks? into a ... By: NeutronHex. on 17 May 12, 19:53:48 Argon walks? into a bar, Bartender says " Sorry we dont serve noble gasses here!" Argon doesnt react Gold walks into a bar, bartender says "AU get out of here!" I shall take my leave now That took me? a ... By: AwesomeDude898. on 09 May 12, 18:05:00 That took me? a second......but I got it... "...hitting head on ... By: TrymyrT. on 04 May 12, 22:11:47 "...hitting head on is actually-" Proceeds so to poke? himself in the face :P Yes.? By: douro20. on 29 Apr 12, 22:55:28 Yes.? Sol being our sun ... By: PenguinMoviesUK. on 28 Apr 12, 15:20:24 Sol being our sun right? Sorry it? must seem obvious but im unsure Four light years ... By: jessegarcia121. on 25 Apr 12, 04:51:06 Four light years of? lead! That's mind boggling. The? problem with ... By: douro20. on 23 Apr 12, 01:15:31 The? problem with flavors of neutrinos was the biggest problem identified at the Super-Kamiokande experiment in Japan. Four light years of ... By: douro20. on 23 Apr 12, 01:05:04 Four light years of lead... that's? almost the distance between Sol and Proxima Centauri. good point,? thanks. By: FubarLikeYou. on 19 Apr 12, 09:38:41 good point,? thanks. it? would not be a ... By: qwertyjaf. on 19 Apr 12, 00:00:38 it? would not be a contradiiction if the mass and energy are non existant. (please correcct me if i'm wrong. The short version ... By: tdjdk. on 18 Apr 12, 15:15:07 The short version of e=mc2 is that energy and matter are 2 sides of the same coin. Just like there is no electricity without magnetism (elctromagnetism), just like there is no space without time (spacetime), there is no energy without mass (I guess it really should be called energymass). We should still remember that the theory of relativity predicts it's own downfall when spacetime is so strong it's bent into a singularity, so whatever theories we? have are, by definition, limited and tentative ... And that would ... By: tdjdk. on 18 Apr 12, 15:08:28 ... And that would be a contradiction to? the heisenberg uncertainty principle I just thought of ... By: qwertyjaf. on 10 Apr 12, 23:40:12 I just thought of something and it may seem completely worthless but i could be right. maybe when the nuetrinos were going faster than light something happened? to give them a negative mass or maybe they went through a negative area of space i think you are ... By: qwertyjaf. on 10 Apr 12, 23:30:52 i think you are correct. if you carry out the heisenberg uncertainty principle equation and you know that the energy is exactly 0 then the? mass will be 0. i don't think so? i ... By: FubarLikeYou. on 05 Apr 12, 06:44:28 i don't think so? i said my energy, meaning i was implying that all of me leaked in. i'm not a physicist but i'm pretty sure E=MC2 kind of means nothing that has mass doesn't? have energy. all matter has mass i thought, and everything else is energy.. so.. correct me if i'm wrong but, nothing without energy exists. Parts of? you would ... By: Nolinquisitor. on 04 Apr 12, 14:33:32 Parts of? you would still be "there". what if my energy? ... By: FubarLikeYou. on 04 Apr 12, 10:26:06 what if my energy? leaked in from another universe? YES THERE ARE THAT ... By: rayooblanco. on 03 Apr 12, 18:02:47 YES THERE ARE THAT AMOUNT OF NEUTRINOS RUNNING IN OUR? BODIES BUT AT THIS SPEED 1KM/SEC.SEC NOTHING ELSE AND ITS ACELERATION IS NOT CONSTANT NUETRINO IS A ... By: rayooblanco. on 03 Apr 12, 18:01:24 NUETRINO IS A FOURCE LINE DOESNT HAVE LOAD ? TRY TO HOLD ONE ... By: rayooblanco. on 03 Apr 12, 18:00:34 TRY TO HOLD ONE HUND NEUTRINOS AND THE OTHER PHOTON THEN THROW UP ALL YOU CAN THEN WAIT ALL PHOTON HAS FALL FIRST NEUTRINO HAS BECOME IN? ENERGY WAVING? By: rayooblanco. on 03 Apr 12, 17:59:21 WAVING? ONE MORE THING ... By: rayooblanco. on 03 Apr 12, 17:58:37 ONE MORE THING PROTON AND ELECTRON AND NEUTRONS ARE ELEMENTAL PARTICLE NOT? NEUTRINO NEUTRINO ARE NOT CORPUSCULE Page: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40   You like it? Share it! Social Bookmarking

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