Dr Harry Cliff: In Search of the Origins of Matter

[@arthurriaf8052]

I think it's interesting the percentage of elements ( Hydrogen Helium, etc.) in the pie chart at 29:09, resembles a pie chart of dark energy, dark matter, and baryons that make up the current view of the universe! The numbers aren't exactly the same but there's very little real matter compared to the atoms of heavier elements. Is this coincidence or just odd? Art

[@DavidButler-m4j]

Some observations. The Higgs 246 value divided by 6 is 41 - almost Hitchhiker #. Matter / Antimatter Big Bang issue disappears with opposite flares. Time arrow travelling to either flare simplifies Standard model matter issue. Super symmetry may be another kind of dimensional arrow.

[@ashleyobrien4937]

1:02:32 that image of the CMB definitely has structure, it's staring at us right in the face...that slightly off center dark void is an obvious artifact, and the hotter regions across the equatorial plane is another, all this is skewed by our primitive tech, but it's there, there may even be a hidden message encoded in the very fabric of space time, perhaps created by the last and almost omnipotent pan dimensional race of super beings who left it there is a means for us to discover once we become technically competent and thus unlock some ancient but eternal secrets of the nature of reality that will enable us to escape the end of the universe, at least, I'm sure that's what doctor Nicholas Rush would have said....

[@ashleyobrien4937]

fun fact, some people get a condition called "radio mouth" when they are inside the MRI scanner, apparently the strength of the magnetic field, can cause the fillings in their teeth to resonate with the closest radio signals from FM transmitters, causing them to actually hear the audio carrier wave inside their head, music and conversations are heard, and they thought it was coming from the operators booth, only to find out it was all in their minds...

[@whirledpeas3477]

Fun B.S.😊

[@jjt1881]

1:22 Monads, (Monaden in German) have absolutely nothing to do with calculus. They are, however, related to the discussion about Time and Space, and if they are fundamental. According to Newton, Time and Space were in fact fundamental, and served as a kind of stage in which everything happened )in that sense, the view is similar to Einstein). However, for Leibniz, time and space were relational, i.e., they were not fundamental.

[@jamesraymond1158]

Why does the fusion of two neutron stars release energy? Why don't the two neutron stars just form a larger neutron star, like two drops of water forming a larger drop?

[@nancyhope2205]

I think the neutron star would be a rather hard object, so under a lot of force it would break. It is also hot I believe.

[@CarolynFahm]

Superb and engaging lecture.

[@stevenlonien7857]

Oh that magmetic field higgins is easy with only the wind .tides x 1000 safety concerns . Forward or backwards in time.? Egyptians are still testing !

[@ric101657]

I think it's interesting the percentage of elements (Hydrogen, Helium, etc.) in the pie chart at 29:09, resembles a pie chart of dark energy, dark matter, and baryons that make up the current view of the universe! Just copy only thank you. Presentation like this is better than reading a book, because Ican watch or hear your explanations while Iam relaxing or doing somethings.

[@KaliFissure]

Matter and QFT evolve spontaneously from brownian motion in a dielectric super fluid given GR. GR is an symmetry breaking field which tends to maximal density. This flow of mass free space creates charge separation in a dielectric fluid. And spontaneous vortices as a way of preserving angular momentum. Charge is an artifact of real flows in a super fluid dielectric space.

[@Mirrorgirl492]

I came for the science and was surprised at the Theology from the audience.

[@steveseamans9048]

The nomads of lybnitz was a theory of thought making up reality so I think it’s pretty much outside of modern physics.

[@arthurriaf8052]

What part did gravity play in creating the densities to create the temperatures needed to cause the "big bang"? Wouldn't that make gravity NOT a fundamental force but an EMERGENT force? Gravity only comes into existence after matter condenses to form atoms that become clouds of gas that form denser balls to become suns. I thought gravity didn't form until after the universe cooled to form matter! Does plasma have gravity or just charge attraction?? When a sun size mass evolves enough, gravity becomes the force that makes fusion possible. It's complicated for sure. art

[@thomasdaniel100]

You can reasonably call all fundamental forces emergent forces I guess.

[@schmetterling4477]

Gravity is the odd man out because it doesn't behave like a force, at least not at the level of macroscopic objects. We simply don't know how it behaves for microscopic ones and at the level of quantum fields. The smallest scales of experimental gravity research are at the 0.1mm level, if I remember correctly. What happens below is completely unknown.

[@ashleyobrien4937]

so, once all the parameters of the Higgs particle are known, which I think they are, we can effectively find a way to generate by the destruction/interaction of other subatomic particles the anti-particle of the Higgs, this would obviously result in the annihilation of the Higgs particle and it's accompanying field, thereby we can invent a method to artificially remove mass from a region of space time and the matter within it, imagine a gigantic metallic sphere the size of a moon with no mass....."my god look at the size of that thing"..."this technological terror you have created is insignificant compared to the power of the force"...may the Higgs be with you.... etc. etc.

[@stevenlonien7857]

Higgins only possible from natural currents your stuck with hells ways to boil water on purpose energy corps betz limits brainwashimg since 1919 taught only .sorry higs bit late and × 4 , 6 8 12 rpm.😊 your children will begin 1000 years peace and❤ plenty.

[@steveseamans9048]

Very good overall explanation of physics.

[@whirledpeas3477]

😮 Great comment. What is physics? No cheating. 😊

[@KaliFissure]

Consider the following paper on brownian vortices, apply this to a dielectric super fluid, mass free space, and all QFT will self evolve. Little known physics fact Flows in a dielectric fluid cause charge separation. Charge is an ARTIFACT of flows in super fluid dielectric space. The Higgs is the minimal vortice, the minimal singularity. A photon trapped over its own gravity. The neutron is the double cover. Which closes the actual outflow which creates proton charge. Electron is inflow Proton is mass with outflow. The minimal singularity. A Planck sized black hole.

[@miatatommy2000]

Thank you 😊!

[@whirledpeas3477]

No problem

[@jamesraymond1158]

Why did they conclude the bump in the graph was evidence for the Higgs field? Why not something else?

[@KaliFissure]

QFT self evolves from brownian motion action in a dielectric super fluid. Little known property of dielectric fluids is that flows in a dielectric create charge separation. Charge is an artifact of flows in mass free space

[@dadsonworldwide3238]

Reallocation of deterministic values granted simplicity and unity here pushes infinite sums of approximating complexity there . Sure looks like This chaldean mind model is mapped, and just as newtons intuition tells us ,we need to start listening you can't both ,follow the evidence where it leads and impose physical prescriptions then force the evidence to fit in. This cause & effect is fundamental. Granting our youth with the liberty of trying to map the inertia frame of reference gradiant time and value would be a much needed goal and experiment that could teach us a lot about our relationship with models and beliefs. Map the classical American mind, accept the human dashboard filter is fundamental in what detection we can build. It just can't be ignored no matter what we try.

[@malakiblunt]

A very well made augement as to why we should stop spending money on particle physics .

[@kakhaval]

Thanks, very intuitive video. You did not explain how suddenly mass disappeared mathematically at quarks level. Does nature follow math or math follows nature...wouldn't research at such small level have its own peculiarities and need different tools. I guess at such level one can't see photons using methodologies based on photons.

[@schmetterling4477]

Mass didn't disappear. Mathematically it makes more sense to start with massless fields and then to introduce mass as an emergent property. This is already so at the chemical level, but the corrections to the masses of chemicals by their internal binding energy are very small (on the order of fractions of a part per billion), so they are hard (but not impossible) to measure. Chemists can safely ignore these tiny deviations and so it makes more sense to teach mass at the high school level as something constant. That's why we all get used to seeing mass as "fundamental". At the nuclear and subnuclear level, however, the deviations are sizable and they lead to important effects (like the stability of the proton vs. the decay of the neutron). At that point it's more useful to start thinking about mass as a dynamic property.

[@DavidButler-m4j]

Issue where matter comes from. Reverse Big Bang then Inflation to Inflation then the emergence. That is, higher dimensional membranes colliding. Then matter / energy emerge from empty space expanding. If true, then accelerating inflation is explained.

[@ashleyobrien4937]

Imagine if way back in his early years at primary school some nasty kids called Peter Higgs a Bozo...."hey Higgs, you're a bozo"...

[@ashleyobrien4937]

Dalton..what about Avogadro ?

[@riadhalrabeh3783]

The reason theory predicted no mass is because it is a theory of energy.. ie radiation which has no mass. Only when radiation condenses to go round in circles it becomes mass.. or localized energy/radiation. The Higgs process is to theoretically bend radion to go round like what a neucleus does to Gamma rays to create e-p pairs. Without a nucleation center, radiation can't create e-p pairs very much like a stream of fluid can't create a vortex-antivortex pair without meeting an obstruction to bend it. And like vapor can't make liquid without nucleation. But liquid can make vapor without nucleation and e-p pair can revert to radiation by just meeting.

[@jamesraymond1158]

How many Higgs bosons are present in a volume of space like a trillion cubic kilometers? I suspect the answer is zero. They only exist in hadron colliders?

[@ashleyobrien4937]

58:44 LHC keeps bruising "difficult to kill" superparticles...maybe they should be called "Jefferson Starship particles" lol...they are also horrible and were difficult to kill....

[@omegafile]

The matter came out of the hole because it got sucked in from the female side as dust ...and came out of the other side as water and dust moving at the speed of light riding the wave.

[@omegafile]

No collisions are required when you use a black hole.

[@stevenlonien7857]

Of cource Einstine relativity just too many speacies for chance only 1 God could have created whole shebang not opinions justifying only themselves.

[@omegafile]

Galaxy in a box remastered edition ... look for it.

[@BlastinRope]

whats the matter

[@omegafile]

There are 7 trumpets... it equals 7 universes. We are on the female side of the galaxy...... when the central sun pops out of the hole in our own galaxy your going to hear the trumpet. When you hear the 7 trumpets each universe is going to reverse because of the 7 universal central suns popping out of the holes. Each universe alternates between being material and non material. We are on the material side. The non material side is on the male side and is fully lit up in permanent light.

[@willkuss5374]

It's called short sheeting. There's lots of short sheeting in the military.

[@Drbob369]

Talk talk talk talk ...

[@swf46]

WELL......IF you tried using the "GOD" hypothosis which is much simpler then the Super-Symmetry concept with it's extra 17 Super Symmetrical Particles which nobody can find???

[@quickies9561]

please get out of the echo chamber

[@omegafile]

Everything is spinning.... there are 7 universes.... it looks like a DNA spiral. It's all done from it's own vibration and feedback.

[@ashleyobrien4937]

"may" have heard of him ? are you kidding ?....

[@larscarter7406]

If a photon can be massless, why cant a graviton be massless too?😂 Same for time.

[@gottogo8675]

Earth is flat

[@AdamGNordin]

There you are😘🌎

[@whirledpeas3477]

​@@AdamGNordin😅

[@omegafile]

The universe is equally cold as it is hot..... you just don't see the hot side of each galaxy because we are on the female side of the galaxy.... the other side is completely lit up 24/7 and is hot.... you just cant see it yet for another 6000 years when the central sun will pop out of the hole and come to this side.

[@edwardlouisbernays2469]

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[@keithwarren6508]

Bit hand wavy about god, let's be clear, there's no god.

[@kakhaval]

God created the matter then sat down behind the control panel. He loves driving.

[@steveseamans9048]

Look at the road please. Check your brakes. And the oil before leaving.

[@PaulChrisman-dh2ii]

@@steveseamans9048 26:06 26:08

[@Dr.Z.Moravcik-inventor-of-AGI]

No God, I am the God.

[@kakhaval]

@@steveseamans9048 Interesting whenever God comes in it gets emotional. We need Him even if a lie