How Scientists Discovered Atoms?

[@attitude8268]

Informative breakdown by using 3D animation - concise, insightful, and beginner-friendly. Great job ❤

[@sandipshrisath077]

The best atomic explanation ever and explanation got easier by 3d animation thanks information.

[@nankerphelge3771]

The animations are great. The narration, like so many science videos, needs work.

[@x_x7670]

Very nice work 👍👍❤️ Can I know the softwares used to make this videos animation please?

[@mohansingh9800]

Very nice explanation 😊😊

[@Faaizali-o4o]

You mean it's opposite 😂😂😂

[@Atiqkhan-ti5gk]

Thanks alot!!!

[@williamhumphrey9766]

Stop using AI to voice over. It's bloody annoying.

[@connormclaughlan8196]

Or please redo with a better voice generation. This ones flaws really hurt the mind while hearing it...

[@HarryNicNicholas]

lol -you do realise you are talking to a robot?

[@VideosViraisVirais-dc7nx]

I thought It was real

[@volgg]

word....

[@EBKEE_PRAVESH]

The explanation level is amazing by using 3D animation 🫡

[@UnforgettableRider]

1st view, like and comment ❤

[@UnforgettableRider]

@Dont-jy5ox no bro , the channel owner can show or hide the likes count in the setting

[@thesecretreviewer8242]

This just another A.I. semi real but not quite right. Images are not correct.

[@MrMuzza008]

I was thinking the same thing. There was something off about the voice and some wording. I will never give a like to an AI video. There should be full disclosure that a video about to be watched is created by AI (in which case I would not watch it).

[@MikeWiest]

Thank you. I hate the ai videos taking over

[@davidvaughn817]

Thanks for the warning. Saved me six minutes.

[@KarimY-119]

its do sad how AI is destroying youtube and digital media. but play 5 seconds copyrighted music, then they wake up.

[@davidvaughn817]

@@KarimY-119 Just my opinion, but it also is an indicator of how little governments (plural, as in "around the world") care about "us" (the everyday people). (Spoiler: It's "zero"). If they cared, there would be laws in place SPECIFICALLY requiring the labeling of any digital content generated artificially (whether by AI or simpler means) as such. I'm not saying OUTLAW it, just INFORM US. Yes, such laws would be hard to enforce, but so are drug trafficking laws. And, yes, it might seem silly to require "Artificial Content" on things like Toy Story, but I'd rather over-inform than under-inform. That's how you get things like -- just as one example -- the Harris "video".

[@rishipalsingh6533]

Your research is in complete you are not giving credit to maharishi kanad the great Indian Rishi ..

[@ErenYeager-bf5ld]

How are the subshells are present in atom ?

[@Thescienceworks]

I will cover the concept of subshells in the next video

[@bwhog]

And in figuring out the electron, you also get the roots of the cathode ray tube and photo mask which make up the core of the basic television set.

[@lenburleson4875]

Now this is something that was never covered in high school or engineering college. Thank You. I would like to see part 2.

[@ErenYeager-bf5ld]

How subshells exits

[@Vikermajit]

I am ignorant in physics and chemistry...I found this video to be very enlightening...a ray of hope...tq dear sir for the invaluable information you have so kindly shared.

[@منوعات-ث2س]

Hello my brother, your brother from Egypt. I follow you and thank you very much because you make me understand a lot about electrical physics, which is the basis of all sciences. Thank you very much. I hope to continue, and please do not put on music because it makes me distracted and I do not understand well.. Greetings.

[@Rs_sharma07]

Good work 🤟

[@rajkumar.bshinde7067]

Make more such videos sir... Its a fantastic video in education

[@Krishnadwi-s9c]

Very amazing explanation ❤

[@physics_enthusiast_Soorya]

By the way, the image in 0:52 represent a set of images merged into one image. If you see the individual images (which might not be available on the social media, you need to explore it yourself after some degree), you can see 2 electrons filling each orbit at some random spot in the orbit. 2nd mistake, at 0:52 again, the diameter of hydrogen atom(1 proton, and 1 electron) is 10^-10 meter, but the size shown in image should be bigger than that, since it's in the 3rd or 4th energy level The above comment is just for clarity. Love your animations! ❤️ Keep it up ^^

[@RoverShabeb]

I have a problem with this matter. When the light beam moved, it appeared as a stream of light that could be affected by the magnetic field, but the matter is confusing. Why did it not come out in the form of a stream? The issue of the laser beam and what happens at the cathode is confusing. The photon has no mass and is not affected by the magnetic field. I want to understand that the electron is very confusing.

[@ajaychebbi]

Very nice animation!

[@DevinBookr]

really appreciate this video...is there a next video?

[@roykay4709]

Thanks for this presentation. It did seem to take experimentation in increasing complexity to figure things out. Creating metrics really helped.

[@saranshyadav6347]

Nice content❤ Ac current please

[@freeb1111]

Great video, can't find part 2?? thanks

[@tinuminsingh4392]

When the English language did not exist, many thousands of years ago, Sanskrit had a word called 'anu,' literally meaning 'atom' in English. This is appalling when considering that history and science often fail to acknowledge contributions from outside the Western world.

[@xiaoyu5563]

Quite interested in with which software this animation was made, Blender?

[@robbie9629]

Great use of 3d modelling and animation.

[@nitinparmar9324]

good explanation ❤

[@HemantSingh-jg5ru]

Nice 👍👍

[@nmz61]

Hi, great work! Thanks a lot, I hope you can continue this series as soon as possible 🙏

[@IvanToshkov]

The misconception that the thing that "atoms" are indivisible is not 2000 years old. The atoms proposed by Democritus and the atoms named by Dalton are two different things. The latter thought that he discovered indivisible particles and so he named them "atoms" as well. But they were talking about two very different things. For all we know, the philosophical idea of the atom is still true. There's the Planck length is the smallest unit of length. It cannot be divided into smaller lengths. This means that you can't divide matter indefinitely.

[@sharmadheeraj1509]

Well explained bro 😉😉

[@thealterego1777]

It's the nucleus that revolves around the electrons based on relativity. For convenience, we consider the electrons to revolve around the nucleus. Can anions rotate around cations in a solution? I do not know the answer to that question.

[@vickykhan9414]

Sir how itom were found know and size wght how calculate please tell electronic configuration please all describe

[@tanzanos]

In Greek we also use the word atom when referring to people as people are also not divisible. Also Democritus was referring to the indivisible which means that what we call rhe atom is not what Democritus meant as the atom is divisible.

[@Ashraful_ali1]

Around 500 BC. A Indian philospher Maharishi Kannad also gave philosophy os Atom. He called atom as Parmanu in Indian language.

[@malothujalapathi8133]

how do u animate bro plz tell me

[@EnioPlowden]

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[@dilipdas5777]

Actually ot was Indian Philosopher Konad who first proposed the concept of particulate nature of matter and that's why we call tiny particle Kona in Hindi ,Sanskrit, bengali languages

[@AcademiaCS1]

Very good job on 3D show. I know it's a lot of hard work.

[@SageCog801-zl1ue]

Useful video. If J.J Thompson gets a mention the George Thompson must also.

[@sskprl]

🎉Very good presentation.

[@JKDVIPER]

These brilliant physicists.” ☺️🧠💯

[@KozmykJ]

Interesting explanation of the historical discoveries.

[@ahmedjomaa1]

Great job 👏

[@venkybabu4842]

People saw dust in air and inferenced other things. That's why they lead to find. You can always say when a particular atom was created.

[@FaresLoubar-j6v]

﴿ من يعمل مثقال ذرة خيرا يره ﴾

[@pratapSingh-sl4ro]

How to prepare New atum...& How it's identify it's a New atum .. ??? 2:05

[@ericlondon5731]

Is this an "A.I" voice ? ........."in nineteen , zero four" is how computers read "1904", and normal humans say " nineteen 'o' four ".

[@robertobradford3968]

Yeah, the AI voice doesn't read things correctly. DEM-oh-cry-tus instead of de-MAW-cri-tus, va-KOOM instead of VAH-kyum...

[@angelus_solus]

The way humans read it is stupid anyway. O is not a number and there are no letters in 1904. It should be rightly said as either nineteen four, or nineteen hundred four.

[@ItsHimItsThatGuy]

@@angelus_solus ‘o is not a number, but it is the last letter of the word “Zero”

[@angelus_solus]

@@ItsHimItsThatGuy LMFAO! Really? You're going to use a particle of a word as evidence in some pathetic attempt to discredit me?! Just go away, imbecile. No one says "zero" when saying a year anyway. Never have, never will.

[@pggajendrababu1]

Good animation. Good explanation.

[@_ace_iat]

Quality content ❤

[@scottmerritt9877]

Was there no editor for the script of this video? “we can no longer able”? “how substances are differ from each other”?

[@JoseHambalos]

I appreciate your video ❤

[@myoccultreality]

Thank to the Indian Maharshi Kanad. When the entire people credit the Western World for modern physics and its development, it is India’s own scientist “Sage Kanad”, otherwise known as “Acharya Kanad”, who should be highly revered and credited. He discovered the atomic structure, atomic theory, and even sub-atomic particles some 2600 years before. Kanad in Sanskrit denotes the smallest particle. He is revered as the “Father of Atomic Theory”. He has rendered Kanada Sutras, which are the Aphorisms of Kanada, which is considered as one of the greatest works in the field of physics. He is not only revered in Hinduism but also in Jainism and Buddhism, where his concepts are highly praised.

[@ajayjangra8157]

Western countries, destroyed India (Bharat) and Indian knowledge.

[@SDFNI3894YR]

amazing info and animation. thanks.

[@QuantaGaming-07]

Waiting for next part of this video ❤

[@gogamer5659]

Want the second part 🙌

[@vimalanathans499]

is the next video on this series released ? this seems to be 7 months old already !!!

[@dasarivamshi8084]

Please make the videos more and more

[@georgethanos7700]

5:55 Democritian atom IS INDIVISIBLE because the very first of Democritus' idea was that matter is not infinitelly divisible, which is true. The error is on Dalton, that named "atoms" particles that he THOUGHT indivisible at his time but later proved divisible. The Democritian atoma today are the six leptons and the six quarks (that they are thought to be indivisible). But, if someone manages to divide them, then the new atoma would be their fragments. Democritus idea is that someone arrives at a point that any further division is IMPOSSIBLE. And that, AS A CONCEPT, is true.

[@lok-aarpandreamhosing8977]

Maharshi KANAD is the Indian Who firstly describe concept of Atom. Pls note

[@mmenjic]

so splitting the atoms is splitting the unsplittable, so infinity is not infinite and we are not alive at the end, we jjust look like we are.

[@Delusions-CDLSM]

Dude we are made up of cells and our cells are then made up of atoms

[@alish5417]

not all atoms are comprised of electrons

[@mrintelligent6429]

It was first discovered by india 🇮🇳🇮🇳🕉

[@noneofthis69]

BROTHER, PLEASE tell which website are you using for the VOICES. :

[@sharadvishwas1671]

Very Nice How atom distinguished from Imagination to Laboratory Practically Works. And there after uses of this technology in Cathode Ray Tube, X+ Ray invention, Home TVS etc. Vey Pratical model of atom with Good music for Videography 🎉❤❤❤

[@sd2564]

the smallest particle material, if you see photons then you also see atoms

[@rayrocher6887]

Thanks for the history lesson, and future of solving world troubles amen 💖

[@petyrkowalski9887]

Julius Plucker was a clever old……

[@markl4593]

True, but just think about what they called his poor mother.

[@zygmuntbielawski946]

Check out " Paramanu" in vedic literature, long before the Greeks

[@alggazteca]

Excellent video. Where is the next one?

[@pepperpops6312]

true atom of greek philosopher is the molecule , thank you for your work btw

[@kevinhoward9593]

is it just me or is the audio distorted a bit?

[@divyeshkhimasia7052]

Where is the next video?

[@fightermentalityleading5618]

Thank you sir 😊

[@CarloMilanesi]

Why do you not pronounce the "t" of "atom", but you pronounce the "t" of "time" or of "atomic"? If I use Google Translator I can clearly hear the "t" in "atom".

[@SMS-]

Maybe he dont know how to pronounce it.

[@ssleddens]

My paycheck is smaller than an atom

[@handra003]

Perhaps it is all true. Still there is very much to discover. Small elementary particles are invisible. Not all is explained satisfactorily.

[@horacioguillermobrizuela4295]

Nice images and animations, except for the misleading image of the electron as little satellites around the nucleus

[@Eye_Exist]

Atom is not the _atomos_ the greek philosophers proposed, and we didn't discover their proposal was in fact dividable. this is utter upside down nonsense. they proposed an atomos, an undivided primordial particle everything is made of, and then two millenia later we discovered a particle that we thought couldn't be divided and wrongly named it as atom based on the greek philosophical concept, only later to be proven wrong by ourselves that it in fact can still be divided into many smaller particles.

[@ScienceZooms]

Hi there May we discuss something?

[@ananthchandra7792]

Most of the All known or unknown Scientific theories or techniques are interlinked or interconnect to each other, through mathematics or logical relations , we can find answers or solutions to our questions in entire universe or multiverse,but our human intelligence is not capable to achieve that things,so till some mysteries are unsolved.but we have hope to resolve.

[@amelieamelie4469]

VERY good video

[@jeffreyhughes399]

In eighteen zero eight.

[@philoso377]

Nice video and presentation. Page 0:30 Simply by atom alone there is none everything as we know it, unless we include a binding agent. What is that binding agent? That is electric field / force. There is no electric field unless vacuum is filled with a permittivity. What is that vacuum permittivity? If you will we can call it Aether. Aether is a fluid that has no mechanical but electrical peppery. It also attach to all matter in the near field and move together at one speed, on the other hand Aether drift at another speed departing from the nearest body or bodies by a factor of 1/r. In deep space Aether drift at a speed defined by the nearest bodies such as galaxies in the universe and by which is as close as a rest frame we can get. The detailed in near and far fields are undefined, do you want to try define? Aether attached to all matter is necessary in vacuum to enable electric field to assemble atoms and molecules, also require to couple electric energy into vacuum to make electric field, the binder (and enable light in vacuum). See also Maxwell equations we can find that e0 and u0 are attributes of Aether.

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Divine knowledge but I have supernatural power to identify the organisation.add on

[@bluegizmo1983]

Stop using AI voiceovers for your videos!! 🤬

[@darshangoswamidarshangoswa900]

Pleseeeeeee make more video and plese also make in video of peltier module,thomson's effect pleseeee

[@JohnBrodt]

In the year "nineteen zero four" hilarious lol

[@riyazkhan-i1r6f]

ATOMS; IRON ONLY OK, CHECK PLEASE

[@kvhp694]

Wooah ❤ loved it

[@হাট্টিমাটিমটিম-ণ৩প]

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[@billbright1755]

Early type of ray gun. The primary principals remain unchanged in the most powerful modern ray gun theory. They smash objects into individual atoms.⚛️

[@thesaneparty4079]

"A point comes when we can no longer able to"- Written by an H1B visa

[@kanhaiyalalrajput3215]

Waiting for part 2

[@MihretuGetaneh]

thank you

[@ছবিঘর-থ৮ষ]

Next please

[@engrsohrab7079]

next video ?