10 mysteries science can't explain ASMR | Soft spoken

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Wow, no triggers or annoying noises. You made one of the best asmr videos out there. Love the clicky soft voice.

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[@figluvr]

as someone who is VERY picky about asmr (mic settings, tone of voice, pace, etc.) i would just like you to know that you produce PERFECT videos. I’ll be falling asleep to this shortly 😴💭

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I agree!

[@Wopedomer]

@@NatASMR_au wouldn’t mind slightly more whispering instead of soft talking - but that might just be me!

[@hopa-ys2bc]

Very picky is sign of OCD

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I'm share your sentiment. I don't like random noises. Just talk to me in a relaxing tone. And when I say talk I want complete sentences not one word uttered over and over into oblivion. ✌️♥️

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I like that this is just calmly talking about a topic and not going overboard with like purposely trying to be triggering. I feel like there's a dip in quality where the more people TRY to "trigger" the viewer, the worse it is, until you reach the other side where there's a select few who are good at that.

[@MordWincer]

39:22 Sorry for being that person, but this is such a severe and common misconception (through no fault of the general public, mind you) that I feel compelled to correct it whenever I see it. The reason electrons seem to "know" when they're being observed is very simple: the observation itself changes the state of the electron. An "observation" here comes from some kind of detector, which is very different from, say, a camera. Normally, by "observation" we mean detecting photons which bounce off things (that's how we see), but photons can't bounce off electrons, so they use some other mechanism, and every detection in turn affects the electron itself. EDIT: sorry for the misinformation, photons indeed can scatter off of electrons, but that's besides the point as that's not how the detectors work. And besides, a photon interacting with an electron will change its state too.

[@Decimated_taco]

Well said

[@MissJoy16]

Thank you for clarifying this--ai wouldn't have known otherwise

[@acr08807]

@mordwincer Photons interact with all charged particles, including electrons. What exactly do you think happens when a photon scatters off an object?

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[@asecretone]

Another mystery science can't explain: *WHY DON'T YOU HAVE MORE SUBS* ???

[@lanarkorras4411]

Very curious indeed. But then ASMR, nowadays, hardly is about actual ASMR any more. :( Maybe that's part of the reason. Either way, videos from this channel should be among the top recommendations for all tingleheads!

[@tonyatthebeach]

Too much science, not enough roos

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[@NatASMR_au]

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[@NatASMR_au]

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[@gromit1996]

Mag-Lev trains are "levitated" above a track of magnets. The current changes the polarity of the magnet in front of the train's magnets, drawing the train towards the oppositely charged electromagnet. Then, as the train moves towards it, the polarity is switched, and the electromagnet of the train and the track are the same, and they repel one another, keeping the train levitating. So, at all times, the train is both being dragged forward and down towards the track while then being repelled by the same magnets with a switched polarity. They can go VERY fast. Great sound and very interesting content.

[@kierankehoe2275]

My theory on this subject is that although my penis might lack girth, I make up for it with mouth stuff

[@omuploii]

I think 90% of your work was choosing the right book. And you did. Congratulations. You have a new subscriber and a fan.

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Thank u, glad ur here 💕 And yes you are right, finding something to read is a big part of it haha. Always open to suggestions xo

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[@NatASMR_au]

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[@LIOTBs]

Thank you so much for your ASMR you do a great job. Someone probably already answered this, but a maglev train is a train that is magnetically levitated. Hence the word maglev is short for magnetic levitation. It's a concept that's been around for a very long time. If you magnetically levitate and move a train with magnetism the only friction that you have is the air. That's why they want to do maglev trains in tunnels that have no air in them. You could go as fast as you wanted to. I do suggest one thing, to get a pop filter/screen for your mic. ASMR is amazing and that will even make it that much better. Keep up the great work!

[@jimragan6027]

I never imagined that listening to science could be so relaxing! Perfect voice and melodic accent!

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I love this channel. I'm a huge fan of ASMR and also science. Sometimes I have a hard time deciding what to listen to. But this channel solves that problem for me. Thanks

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I have to admit, most ASMR channels cannot make me tingle and sleep well, but you’re one of the few that actually makes me tingle and your voice is VERY soothing. Keep it up 😊

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Thanks! Love this video it’s amazing. Can’t wait to hear more science news 😊

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[@mochixsu]

I'm not the biggest fan of science, I'm currently sitting my GCSE exams (almost finished!!) so you can imagine what I'm having to deal with. Yet I do find physics really interesting (but hard) especially quantum physics!! It's so interesting ☺️

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South African living in Australia methinks

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[@cb9746]

Learnt a lot in this one. I got duped by that "glass is actually slowly melting" fake fact - and I work in science 😅

[@NatASMR_au]

Haha happens to the best of us

[@CowmanUK]

As someone who doesn't work in science but takes a keen interest in it, I can honestly say I've never heard anyone say glass is melting. I've heard people say it's a liquid, not a solid, but neither are true. Glass is an amorphous solid, somewhere between the two.

[@frankleyJ]

@@CowmanUK While I agree it's not a liquid, I would still be inclined to call it a 'fluid," technicalities aside.

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[@scorpion2245]

the bicycle will stay upright because of the way the steering mechanism is designed, whenever the bike wants to tilt to any side, the front wheel will turn to the same side keeping it upright.

[@DLGNT]

I can’t even fall asleep to this because I’m too interested in hearing the mysteries

[@NatASMR_au]

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Must've taken an immense amount of work to edit and splice this video! But the tone and flow is soooo good. One of my favourites already.

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@@NatASMR_au definitely have been! Your videos have all been great to listen to while working from home. So thank you!

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Love a lot of the subject matter you've been covering. Do one about remote viewing please 🙂

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[@jimsteinway695]

I’m a naval scientist and an avid cyclist . The bicycle thing is easy. The gyroscopically generated forces overwhelm any other forces that may apply -like 90-10. These guys at Cornell sound like “climate scientists “ begging for grant money. The fork angles and the tire size the distance between tire hubs all play a role but they’re so small they mainly impact cyclist comfort and don’t really impact uprightness OR the millions of different designs would vary in performance wildly and they just don’t. He was right about handlebars but the speed had to be very fast such that the cyclist is risking his health. That’s because the gyroscopic effects are just massive. The handlebar design again doesn’t affect much but cyclists comfort.

[@nicktronson2977]

Wrong. The degree angle by which the gyroscopical incursion divides itself amongst the centrivical extremeties causes the infraction of the motion of the ocean due to the devotion of a chameleon exurting it's ovulation amongst the nation of creation.

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​@@nicktronson2977took me all the way to chameleons to realize something's fishy

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Great video I love your reading ASMR.

[@jw66jw]

Greetings, what sparked your interest in these odd quantum questions. Kinda neat though. The nature of reality is mysterious and yet compelling to think about , it must be how they felt when they looked through the first microscopes and saw a world that existed right there, yet they had never been able to see it before. Thanks. Take care.

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[@usa-1129]

If glass telescope mirrors are made too big and thick the glass will deform under its own weight, it's not noticeable to the human eye but the instrument's will see it. That's why they use a bunch of small mirrors on humongous telescope's like the GMT or Keck observatory instead of one massive glass mirror. There's other reasons for making segmented mirrors but It also just plain sucks to move huge mirrors for maintenance and stuff 😅

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This isn’t soft spoken it’s whispering, despite the misleading title.

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Time is just a measurement of distance - the rotation or revolution of the earth.

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I think most of these views are me falling asleep every night 🥱

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This video showed up in my random feed, and I subscribed after I regained consciousness.

[@Vestu]

I've yet to finish more than two mysteries before falling asleep

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[@drewc4204]

For the bike riding one, could it be that bicycles are essentially “falling forward” while the wheels maintain gyroscopic vertical stability? The Earth is round, and gravity being a pull to its central location, it makes sense to me that as a bike goes forward it would be infinitesimally closer to the gravitational center of Earth. Friction of the wheels and air resistance being the forces which cause this “falling forward” to stop. Like throwing a flat, circular plate, this plate would stay upright because of spinning, but would perform an arc-shaped path forward. I wonder if bicycles operate like that? Satellites in orbit are essentially operating in a perpetual fall state, lacking the friction against the surface of the Earth, and mostly lacking an atmosphere to slow them, I think bicycles on Earth operate within the same paradigm of forces as satellites do in space but with the variables of friction and atmosphere causing the bicycle resistance enough to eventually “land” or “stop falling forward”

[@frankleyJ]

Time is the measurement entropy. We defined the units of measurement. Like anything else. Distance is inherent. We invented feet, inches, meters, kilometers. Time is inherent. We invented seconds, minutes, hours, etc...

[@markstanbrook5578]

The arrow of time correlates with entropic behaviours but entropy neither defines time or explains why we experience it flowing in one direction.

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[@Assabinnas]

A lot of these are open questions or debatable, but not something "science can't explain." Anyway, very pleasant video.

[@NatASMR_au]

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[@alexliapikos9755]

There is one more mystery. When you put sand in a pan and shake it up and down with the help of a machine, then the sand takes the form of a wave. I watched a documentary about this many years ago.

[@ivan4kd]

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[@TheTiesThatBind88]

I’m sure we’ll get all the answers, once Skynet becomes active.

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Fascinating and a great reading. Thanks for posting.

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I did the forbidden "judge a book by its cover" and misinterpreted your video's title - thinking this would be "ASMR magnets, how do they work" or "ASMR, tide goes in, tide goes out, you can't explain that". Fortunately i read the description and realized my mistake. Very fortunate, because your calming voice and quality recording setup would almoat justify listening even if this was silly pseudoscience and not interesting science.

[@NatASMR_au]

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[@Macdonnell1]

This is perfect in so many ways.

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[@Gitohandro]

AI will discover a new theory of quantum gravity... I hope it does so in our time The bicycle thing Blew my MIND! 🤯

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AI doesn't exist yet. What the media calls AI is simply an algorithm, a search engine. True AI will probably not exist for hundreds of years.

[@testrabbit]

Quantize thermodynamics and never forget this about thermodynamics: S never increases for a closed system, say like the whole universe, it is delta S in open systems that tends to increase. Now if they could do something like that dynamic Casimir effect with gluons or quarks... I think we'd need a very special synthetic aperture system that could act as a gravitational waveguide to create something like hydrogen from "nothing."

[@r_r_r_r]

This was so cool thank you

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The important thing is that scientists are trying!

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[@JaniKasurinen_aka_Malagan_Mies]

I do understand that giving up the idea of time to modern humans is hard, but time is merely an idea of modern humans. Time does not really exist 😁

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Wow 1.8K views right now, you called it

[@NatASMR_au]

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​@@NatASMR_au 🚀 And up it goes to 40k!

[@testrabbit]

Here's one for you: perhaps acceleration and velocity is quantized in Planck units, which is why we don't see stars both get stuck on an event horizon and collide with it anymore than we see things both collide and not collide. I'm not a fan of unconstrained multiverse... perhaps some well-constrained multiple worlds, cuz nature likes conservative outcomes, too. Does the virtual field somehow result in _real_ gravity...daresay dark matter?

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[@yeeil]

Time is a measurement of motion. You could say you're walking 1 meter per second or you could say you're walking 1 meter as a photon travels 300000000 meters.

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[@antivip4217]

The Universe is constant expanding.

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[@JaniKasurinen_aka_Malagan_Mies]

As time, I believe also dimensions are an illusions of motion. Hence there must be infinite number of dimensions, which are merely illusions of spacemotion. Now, then, when are merely illusions of motion. Moment is a good word, motion, moment ;-)