What a stupid name

It's because they don't exist.

Most people probably think the missing moon rocks were stolen and maybe out there in some black market, but knowing bureaucrats & managers I bet most just got lost or thrown out with the garbage by some janitor not knowing what it was.

So young here

Matthew 19:30 all airports, pilots

Matthew 11:12 all hospitals

Matthew 12:30 all food and drink vendors

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How did he know about the alpha particules? What they’re were and they had a mass?

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Too much simplified. It says nothing about how the quantum computer works.

unlikely to ever have one or in your pocket isn't a very good way to future proof. They said that about normal PCs in the 50s. never say never.

I nearly skipped this because the thumbnail looked like an ad. This is a great initiative, and I'd love to see collaborations in Australia via ANSTO's OPAL reactor in Sydney, and Cyclotron in Melbourne.

oh finally I get it! thank you very much for this brilliant video to explain it so easy!

I've watched a few videos on quantum computing and this is the best explanation that you can easily digest. Love the visuals on this too.

This is awesome! A great explanation

Awesome explainer!

Very cool!! But now the geek in me now wants a quantum computer in my pocket. 😢

CORE, NO SUCH THING AS NUCLEUS, CAN'T U SEE THE UNFIT SHAPE OF THE WORD: NUCLEUS?!! WHERE DO OLECTRONS REVOLVE AROUND A NUCLEUS?!! CORE-CORE-CORE!

plz upload in better quality

Possibly broken lungs out of low oxygen

Ultimate Debunk: The human body in NASA approved "Space Suit", lets see what happens!

It would be technically easier to assemble extremely large telescopes larger then the ELT in space since we don't have the limitations of Earth’s gravity, so we can use the Lagrange 2,3,4&5 to create a virtual space telescopes larger then 300 million kilometers in diameter using only 4 space telescopes. I would love to share and elaborate this concept with the Council. Dr Elie Maltz

The public and politics are centered and presented to the public awareness. If there were no press, nothing would be normal thanks.

Dr Brian Cox my favourite science communicator. (2024)

A little known German Physicist? Try again, could you, please. General Theory of Relativity. etc.

That's great

Question! What kind of device did they use to fire and distinquish the alpha particles? and similarly, what kind of devide were used to first split the atom? (i know the technical term is fission and it was caused by firing a neutron at a uranium atom, but my question is how could they deliberately fire a neutron and aim it at a target uranium atom?)

Question! How did Thomson be able to distinquish the particles in his apparatus? how did he have any idea what was going on during the experiment? both in the heating plate and at the end screen.

Dark particles are a compelling concept in theoretical physics, potentially offering insights into the elusive nature of dark matter. Unlike ordinary matter, dark particles do not interact with electromagnetic forces, making them invisible and detectable only through their gravitational effects. The study of these particles aims to uncover the fundamental composition of dark matter and address some of the most profound questions in cosmology and particle physics. Research in this area could lead to groundbreaking discoveries about the structure and evolution of the universe. What are the most promising theoretical models for dark particles, and how might upcoming experiments and observations provide evidence for their existence? How could the discovery of dark particles impact our understanding of dark matter and its role in the universe?

The discovery of the atomic nucleus marked a pivotal moment in the field of physics, revolutionizing our understanding of atomic structure. Ernest Rutherford's gold foil experiment in 1909 revealed the nucleus's existence by demonstrating that atoms have a dense, positively charged core, with electrons orbiting around it. This discovery provided crucial insights into the nature of atomic interactions and laid the groundwork for modern nuclear physics. It shifted our view from a simple "plum pudding" model of the atom to a more sophisticated understanding of atomic structure, which has had profound implications for both theoretical research and practical applications in various scientific fields. How did Rutherford's gold foil experiment lead to the confirmation of the atomic nucleus, and what were the subsequent impacts of this discovery on the development of atomic theory and nuclear physics? What challenges and advancements followed in our understanding of atomic and subatomic particles after this breakthrough?

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Very nice

Very nice. Thank you

Thank you so much.

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Isaac Asimov Quote: Today's science fiction is tomorrow's science fact ..aye aye! a Ken a KEN ! Aye! sounds archaic ? x So Space is a Cartoon..? or is a Ball ! Give the children a Ball

I’ve an exam tomorrow regarding this topic. your video which is less than an minute gave me an clear idea how it works . Keep it up lad

AI digital twin can design, optimize and evaluate fusion reactor designs in days that would take decades. This is the path to Fusion Energy in our lifetimes.

OH DEARY ME! It really bothers me, when self declared scientists abuse the term "theory". String Theory has so far produced and proven ZERO of ANYTHING! A "theory" without proof is NOT a theory, but just a hypothesis. IF axions were indeed having even just very weak interactions, they would be noticeable. In physics, some interaction, no matter how feeble, has so far always been detected. So we have a particle predicted by a set of hypothesis that has so far failed to be proven as a theory, which should be detectable, but has never been detected.

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And yet explained nothing about what it actually is and why it becomes critically useful.

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Noguchi of early 1940s Hamhung Hungnam Hamgyong had a laser optical trap for metallurgical chemical processing.

I watched your video 8 years after it was posted (2024). Thanks! I hope you're still making content because I am now a new subscriber.

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Cox made himself a breakfast machine like Peewee lol

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