Iceberg of Unsolved Mysteries in Physics

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"the strong CP problem" is one of, if not the most unfortunate naming I've seen be given to anything ever

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It seems Science and Hollywood have some things in common.

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You know shit is about to get fucked up when the tip of the iceberg is why does time move forward

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I love how this channel explains the topics so scientifically yet extremely enjoyable because of the memes that fits perfectly into it. Love this channel

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Its really really interesting

[@samuelthecamel]

Small note: We don't actually know if the interior of a black hole has a singularity or not. Usually, singularities indicate problems with the physics equations being used, so there's probably something else going on.

[@abl892]

Planck stars are an alternative theory against a black hole with a singularity.

[@sebastianjovancic9814]

On of my favourite conjectures is black hole cosmology: in Kruskal-Szekeres coordinates, the singularity connects the black hole interior with a white hole interior (from which all world lines diverge), which can be interpreted as black holes producing a universe in its interior, which by extension could mean our universe is the interior of a black hole and we we would exist in a long evolutionary process of black holes creating black holes, each universe condensing in a difference state with slight variations in for example couplings, particles etc

[@JZ-uo8cg]

@@sebastianjovancic9814there’s some interesting parallels between the hot dense particle soup beginning of our universe and what a singularity might actually be. Would be pretty trippy to imagine everything nested witching black holes. But how would phenomenon like hawking radiation and expansion come into play?

[@yuvanm9040]

blacholes are joining point of anitmater and mater universe

[@AliothAncalagon]

We don't even know for sure weither black holes even have an interior in the first place. Every property of a black hole is "stored" in its event horizon. The common saying that everything inside a black hole is not really part of this universe anymore could be true in a more literal sense than many people anticipated.

[@factz124]

Can we all agree that the iceberg chart is the best explanation to any question?

[@mattb4251]

But the iceberg itself isn't an explanation and not all questions have multiple levels of complexity. This is better thought of as a way to breakdown either complex topics or a way to group related items on some defined spectrum.

[@factz124]

@@mattb4251 valid response ✅

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i love iceberg vids, there’s always a layer of mystery to subjects i wouldn’t even be think to be mysterious

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Iceberg Chart best frfr

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It's not an explanation itself but it's the best tool that can be used to explain stuff

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@@Litkeen... are you joking? i hope you are because literally everyone knows that.

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​@@Litkeenno way, i never knew that

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*me watching the multi-universal versions of myself through my mind*

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It seems you're beyond punctuation too... 🙄 🍄

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Honestly didn’t know CP was such a big problem thanks man 💯

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5:20 damn bro can rhyme. With some killer beats this can turn into a bomb music video.

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1:49 it feels wierd to hear a really normal unit of measurement to describe a subatomic particle, but I guess that's what you get when you combine a really small mass with a really high energy level

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Weird

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mmmm nerd words and nerd science, me brain is dopamined

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Sub atomic particles aren’t real

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how are there 3 hidden replies to me LMFAOOOO

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3:49 Oh they found a new violation of what exactly?

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Mom: Why is your room so messy always? Me : Oh it's just entropy

[@tomlxyz]

I mean it's actually the reason why it gets messy in the first place

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Why I enjoy watching your videos while having a zero understanding more than half of it? Love your icebergs!

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Its almost like we're listening to a higher intelligence Oh wait we are

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​​​​@@Mahlak_Mriuani_Anatman well duh, that's obvious. I'm pretty sure Sciencephile is "smarter" than us (as arbitrary as that word is). Unless, you mean that Sciencephile lives in a higher level of intelligence than us (he does). If so, then that's a terrible way to word it.

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The deepest mystery for me is how did an AI has a human mother who beliefs in pseudo science 🤔🤔🤔

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His programmer was into weirdos

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I love the iceberg format, keep doing them, I'll watch them all

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That proton decay rap is hysterical. Just the way it comes out of nowhere with no warning or particular reason. Sciencephile never disappoints haha

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20:20-20:45 is a generational banger of a meme

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I guess that the many worlds explanation kind of goes beyond the saying that usually the least complicated or over the top explanation is the best, and the Copenhagen one just says "we just don't know"

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"just like extroverts when they get home" You hit me hard there bro.

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3:10 That cosmic string animation with a harp made my mind produce dopamine for some reason

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“Superposition of their opinions has not collapsed yet.” 😂🤣😂 love it!!!

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You’re the best science channel out there!! Thanks for your wonderful work.

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7:07 Wait.. The strong WHAT problem⁉️

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You heard the AI

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damn, the editing in your videos have become so slick and creative lately. can't wait for the next one

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stop your videos are so fun to watch. im a senior comp sci undergrad and engineering grad student, but ive been looking for shit to do my capstone (senior thesis basically) mixing comp sci and physics. you gave me so many options so when i fijish my project i’ll be sure to use you as my main source lol

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"Problems such as children and taxes" finally someone understands. Bro was low-key rapping at 5:13

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i recently discovered this channel and i have to say your iceberg videos are my fav

[@Velereonics]

Fun thing is if protons DO decay, and if they do so in a certain time frame, then the redshift we see may be causing an illusion of the universe expansion and acceleration, so it may not be happening the way we think or at all, as very young protons would be "more red." So the light we get from the early universe being red might have less to do with the doppler effect and more to do with that.

[@AliothAncalagon]

That wouldn't add up. While we might not know weither protons do decay eventually, we were able to determine a lower limit if they do. And this lower limit is already waaaaaaay too long to result in such a mechanism. We are talking about many orders of magnitude too long.

[@Velereonics]

There can't be "too long" in that scenario though, because that concept relies on estimating the universe's age via expansion. @@AliothAncalagon

[@AliothAncalagon]

@@Velereonics So your idea relies on the claim that the universe is actually a trillion times older than science says it is?

[@Velereonics]

@@AliothAncalagon no. In this scenario, we wouldn't know how old it is. It could have no beginning. There's nothing that requires the universe to have an age. The only reason that "science" thinks that it does is because of expansion, which is based on a lot of assumptions. But there's other possibilities and our information is limited by what we can see. It would be unscientific to just assume that the standard model is correct and to not explore any other possibilities whatsoever. The way you get annoyed and kind of hostile whenever someone even suggests something else is very odd.

[@AliothAncalagon]

@@Velereonics Why is it hostile to explain why your claims don't add up? If you don't like the current position of science then nobody is stopping you to come up with a new one. But just making random claims that don't really fit together is not going to be a convincing alternative.

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Man how do you find out about all these things and how long do you take to understand each concept? Just hearing about these makes my head spin but I do understand everything you say because you break it down to simplicity.

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I’m so glad people are passionate about physics. I hope they keep going at it strong!

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Perhaps with the assistance of AI like Sciencefile, we could solve them in many generations.

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But that would mean that the Ai is a lot smarter than us and we all know how that usually ends...

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@@andrewacacia9851 we don't even need said AN ai to be smart in other fields of science. We could have multiple specialised AI for each field.

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@@andrewacacia9851 AI is already a lot smarter than us in a lot of fields. For example, AI discovered about a hundred or so forms of protein when we had only discovered approximately 7 to 12 types of protein. Don't quote me on the numbers.

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@@andrewacacia9851 Wait until we get a AGI that can make advancements of itself to increase it's intelligence. After that, It's intelligent would be so high that it would be no different than a God to us, you should watch his video about singularity

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It's the Sophon AIs stopping us from solving these problems in the first place.

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alright looks like im gonna have to step in and figure this out

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2:13 comparisons like these are what make me absolutely adore subatomic science, this shit is so mindblowing lol

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9:04 ah yes the only person able to see a singularity - of course, the cameraman!

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quantum measurement problem sounds just like fable 3's magic mirror "it makes you beautiful when you look in it, but only works in complete darkness"

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The writing and editing on these videos are second to none. I did not see that epic rap coming at all. Just brilliant.

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Thanks for making this video, it has given me what might've been the remaining inspirational impulse towards a potential breakthrough in resolving how photons can have an impulse, kinetic energy despite 0 rest mass, and neutrinos' & quarks' oscillations, a potential underlying cause of Heisenberg's uncertainty principle, and maybe even also compatibility of violations of Bell's inequality without giving up the law of locality, as well as the double-slit experiment's interference pattern that applies for baryonic matter. The idea would be based on the kinetic energy of particles in general to consist of the (in its energy balance between the summands variable, fluctuating) sum of 2 separate components, namely a mass-based summand contributing to the total kinetic energy of a particle, together with a wavelength-based summand contributing to it, too. In this scenario, E_kin(photon) = 0*c^2 + h*f (and analogously as concept extended to all kinds of particles). Neutrinos might then not be oscillating in flavor, but this could be a mis-interpretation of a different process going on, namely fluctuations in the value or amount of each energy component summand, in which the variable value of the associated wavelength-based kinetic energy component were to determine the probability or ability of a neutrino to interact with matter, just like how the corresponding wavelength of particles generally seems to be the criterion on which their ability for particle interactions depends on.

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The Great Science Rap at 5:14 has a beginning so simmilar to a part of Tom Lehrers song 'When You Are Old and Grey', that I highly doubt it is just a coincidence, and Sciencephile might've gotten some inspiration from there.

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I didn't know I needed a science channel dripping this much with memes but I love it

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Man, the video game and meme references in your videos really help me put things into perspective. This field of energy we’ve created is cool lol

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I was prepped to be mind blown, but not for the Sciencephile rap... Jesus Christ, you absolutely sweeped me off my feet with that one

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The amount of quality memes sprinkled there and there is amazing, I also loved blinking guy with the double-slit experiment

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I know this video had to take a lot of time to make! Thank you and good work!

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Watsching this while getting drunk after my parents yelled at me😎

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6:36 fun fact: the Ukrainian band "Okean Elzy" has made an album called "Supersymmetry" and one of the songs is "Susy" also the leadsinger of the band Sviatoslav Vakarchuk was a theoretical physics student and earned a Ph.D in the field of - you guess it - supersymmetry. Also he is the first guy to ever win the Ukrainian version of "Who wants to be a millionaire?" And there is a high chance that you already heard one of his songs because "Obiymy" trended on Tik Tok and You Tube and has hundreds of millions of views.

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When there are voiceovers on KZbin done by AI, videos are boring, and just a cheap fast way of getting content up that most of the time is full of useless information or we’ve all heard 1 million times before. This is not one of those channels. This voiceover fits the character talks throughout the videos. The character is lovable. The information is interesting. The overall structure of all the videos on this channel are very, very enjoyable, and a great experience from beginning to end. Even the humor put in is fun. I’m not rolling my eyes, I’m actually laughing and it’s hard to make me laugh. I love this. I always come back to this channel just to hear more monotone AI telling me about Skynet and space and how I am a mortal and it’s just so much fun. This is what people need to learn from this kind of a channel. That AI voice verse should be like this, they should be part of the character and personality of the video instead of just a cheap way to get things up fast . This is why I love this channel so much. And I will always come back for more.

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Thanks mortal.

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Laying here trying to go to bed and put this on and am almost pissing myself laughing at the memes lol. Got my sub!

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Normal youtubers: Welcome to the Space iceberg. Sciencephile: *H E L L O M O R T A L S*

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Yoooo a new video from our favorite computer

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The editing is divine. Congratulazioni from Italy

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Watching this drunk was a mistake

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Thanks for the heads up, I took another swig and almost downloaded among us…. Fugg it, I’m gonna finish this video then play until I forget I’m sad 😅

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5:09 the most epic rap ever lmao

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I really love your videos, thanks again

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You are awestome. Very high quality content!

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Hey, can you do a video on the double slit experiment and explain what instrument is used to observe the photons. I have seen a bunch of videos which says that the interference pattern disappears as soon as we observe the particles but noone explains how we observe them. I would really love some insight into that because it's a really intriguing and interesting experiment. I really hope you read this

[@FreyjaWithA_J]

I like the idea that dark energy and the expansion of the universe might speed up right before vacuum decay and that the early expansion of the universe slowed with decay and so will our expansion.

[@FreyjaWithA_J]

The theory also postulates that the points where bubbles of decay met trapped all the particles that would not exist in our current vacuum and they exist in gravity as dark matter points.

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Yoo! I love your videos SF! Keep at it ❤

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Who thought the iceberg in the thumbnail was a monster at first

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That rap was so fire 🔥 it melted my brain from not being able to comprehend it. Ima need some more.

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18:24 no fucking way guys its a geometry dash reference in science!1!!!!!!111!!1!1!!1!!11!!!

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Holy shit no way

[@user-qw1rx1dq6n]

Even though I barely have an understanding of physics. Im still of the belief that vacuum energy is variable and a mechanism exists to transfer low entropy energy confined in space to matter through expansion I think maybe by ripping apart quark pairs. Or something I dunno.

[@user-qw1rx1dq6n]

Like as in the asymptotic freedom of quark pairs takes energy from the vacuum. The high energy space expands the quarks rip and the space expands less until an equilibrium is reached.

[@user-qw1rx1dq6n]

More than that I think it gives an explanation for gravity as well if high energy space expands and mass concentration correlated inversely with the energy of space high mass space would contract which then would also explain the discontinuity between macro gravity and quantum gravity since my explanation would make it a fundamentally probabilistic phenomena coupled with the fluctuations in the gluon field. Again no idea if any of that even makes sense but it sounds possible to me.

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i love how the music get louder after every topic

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20:27 Physics theories generating unhelpful infinities will never not be funny

[@AllyssaMew]

Wouldnt the neutron lifetime puzzle just be due to special relativity? The moving particles experience the world around them faster than the ones in the container.

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I thought it was a iceberg with a turbo in thumbnail

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This dude has to much fun doing his videos. Hilarious honestly 😂😂

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I didnt understand any of that, and if you asked me to explain this video, i could only say, my favorite AI explaining stuff using the iceburg method, BUT i still LOVED the video and am giving it a like!

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18:29 made me laugh a lil, making us chads was great, love the content sp always make my days better when I see you upload 💙

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5:12 Damn, Slim Stability got the bars

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Lets goo, new original format video

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The science rap part got me

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0:06 lmao

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This is your longest video. I love this style. That Rap is 🔥🔥🔥

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i didn't know you was chill like that 5:15

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Fact: the reasons why 2 wheels bikes is stable is still unfully solved and there is only theories

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"Let's just pretend we all understood that" 💀

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sciencephile is like the best science channel ever

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the true vacuum decay might already have begun and we wouldnt even know it. like..it would start at the exact center of this universe bubble. right?

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Science nerds: Maybe one day science will figure out how general relativity and quantum physics can work together. Religious fundamentalists: "👆🤓 Maybe one day science will discover the ice bridge between Eurasia and Australia/Arctic"

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Iceberg charts are probably the best vehicle to share information and keep it interesting. Thanks internet!

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This one was so over my head I can’t even begin to explain

[@The053199]

The universe itself is the only naked singularity we know of. So in theory, to observe a naked singularity you have to already be a part of it.

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At 4:29, but the extroverts thing is so true. And its totally opposite to introverts who have the exact opposite.

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Its 4:13

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I love these iceberg videos

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PERFECT TIMING!!!

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9:41 Bro slaps the black hole like it was his bitch 😂

[@qwertymchurty]

wouldn't the difference in neutron life decay time between 878 and 888 be due to how faster moving objects perceive time slower? so the duration of the wave method would be longer due to them being able to move faster when not being contained? although that probably isn't the case i am still curious if it would have much of an influence on the results

[@terraneko8999]

i doubt stuff like this isnt included in the calculations

[@aerostorm_]

Yeah, we've had a pretty good understanding of relativistic time and accelerated particles since the study of muon lifespans. So it would be something taken into account. Neutron decay comes down to how quarks behave when subjected to quantum forces outside of the protective bubble of atomic electromagnetism. They study this to better understand how other quark compositions should behave by using neutrons as a basis for the up and down quarks.

[@user-kd9xn3yk6w]

As best we know, time is like other fundamental forces in that we can say we know how it operates under typical circumstances. The evidence that it may not behave quite so neatly under extreme circumstances is fairly compelling

[@steelgreyed]

To date, no one has answered my question of "how is a magnetic monopole "not" gravity?"

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21 minutes video from this A.I is the greatest mystery in physics

[@yeahboy7465]

0:33 don't do that to me, I've watched titanic yesterday for the first time and I cried my eyes out

[@MikeVonwolkenstein]

Sciencephile and the Oppenheimer movie are the only two things that are making physics cool asf. Another good iceberg video 🤖🦾

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I mean, psychics is cool af by itself

[@shreyaskumarrath721]

Physics is simultaneously the coolest and most boring thing to ever exist

[@Old299dfk]

Arrow of time - there has to be a link between time and prime numbers somewhere. A lot of the very fundamental building blocks of our reality in mathematics rely on prime numbers. Yet, they're random, and we can't calculate them backwards. Magnetic monopoles - Isnt a magnetic monopole just a black hole? Matter/antimatter asymttery: I'm purely speculating here, but I think there might a link between this and the Riemann Zeta Function, the fact that all non-trivial zeroes land on the critical line means some form of mathematics at the very foundation of our reality skewed towards a positive value here. Whether this is asymmetry or time itself, I haven't figured out yet. Neutron lifetime puzzle - massive caveat here, have the experiments been done multiple times and replicated? If so, that instantly takes out error. But that was never explained.