NASA Engineered a Box to Create the Fifth State of Matter in Space

Atomic physicists at NASA are working to create an exotic state of matter...in space. And it turns out, the International Space Station is the perfect home base for these experiments.
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NASA’s new quantum lab is studying a bizarre and rare form of matter called Bose-Einstein condensates… and it’s doing it in space! We went inside the NASA control room that’s running these experiments to talk to the scientists behind this quest to probe the universe's biggest mysteries.
The Cold Atom Laboratory (CAL) is a multi-user facility that is operating aboard the ISS producing Bose-Einstein condensates, which are clouds of ultra-cooled atoms, to perform quantum physics experiments in microgravity.
The space lab (designed and built at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory) operates when the astronauts aboard the ISS are asleep and is engineered to trap gas atoms, cooling them to temperatures just barely above absolute zero. It is here, in this level of cold, that the Bose-Einstein condensates come into existence.
Find out more about the Cold Atom Lab; why microgravity is so important when it comes to creating the coldest things; and how this ultracool state of matter comes to fruition in space on this episode of Focal Point.
00:00 Bose-Einstein condensate
00:47 Coldest spots in the known universe
01:35 Quantum mechanics
02:11 Satyendra Nath Bose
02:42 Using lasers to cool atoms
03:56 Putting a lab in space
05:03 Cold atom physics
05:40 Orbital ATK CRS-9 Launch
07:00 Atom interferometer
07:32 Einstein’s equivalence principle
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The Coldest Spot in the Universe
coldatomlab.jpl.nasa.gov/
“The quest for ever colder temperatures has been a major theme of physics for over a century, leading to such breakthroughs such as the discovery of superfluidity and superconductivity, and more recently to the development of laser cooling techniques and the observation of dilute atomic-gas Bose-Einstein Condensates (BEC) and super-fluid Fermi gases.”
NASA’s Cold Atom Lab (CAL): system development and ground test status
www.nature.com/articles/s4152...
“This unique facility will enable novel ultracold atom research to be remotely performed by an international group of principle investigators with broad applications in fundamental physics and inertial sensing.”
NASA Is Launching a Box of Lasers to Make the Coldest Spot In the Universe
www.space.com/40631-nasa-cold...
“The Cold Atom Laboratory (CAL) is a physics research facility the size of an ice chest, designed and built by NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) in California, that will chill clouds of atoms with lasers and magnets aboard the space station to this ultracold temperature - close to absolute zero, or the lowest temperature possible.”
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[@Seeker]

Hi Seekers, thanks for watching! Want more on new states of matter? Check out this Elements on the creation of a "supercrystal": kzbin.info/www/bejne/goXEi5avoK2eobs

[@higherresolution4490]

Another highly interesting, and informative, and well-produced episode. Thank you! Next round of experiments may be on fermionic condensates. Deborah Jin's lab at UCB Bolder, Colorado, managed produced a condensate out of fermionic atoms [2003]. The experiment involved 500,000 potassium-40 atoms cooled to a temperature of 5×10−8 K, subjected to a time-varying magnetic field. (Wiki) Just one amusing observation from a duel physicist-metaphysicist is that young scientists, including these brilliant men, don't always tap into the higher mind level above programmed human consciousness as to reflect creatively upon the Big Picture relationships of materiality, known field energies, mind and consciousness. "Random collisions" and how they play out amongst an infinite sea of subatomic particles misses the obvious implications of a deeper-seated, foundational level [or levels] of reality.

[@MyChalkman]

I love this twitter page so much. I just discovered it recently and will watch more. I'm not a scientist but it does entertain me a lot.

[@sexythegod614]

Seeker I’ve always wondered how Fernomic condensates differ from Bose-Einstein condensates minus the bosons versus fermions. Is there any other sources I can check out?

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[@clavo3352]

@@higherresolution4490 It is indeed a challenge to read and understand what you are saying as I am not versed in physics. Still, I think what you are saying is that reality and things like "thought" are not necessarily the product of the observable physical universe?

[@xxnotmuchxx]

Increase temperature: use lasers Decrease temperature: use lasers

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😐NAsA wanna know your location

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Shine laser in eye: Go blind Doctor shines laser in eye: Corrected vision Next thing they will tell me is sharks, with frickin' lasers on their heads are also great lifeguards.

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@@coryscamihorn1811 what is this, because science?

[@gabnolan7164]

It's crazy to think that some people are testing those quantum theories in space while some still believe the earth is flat.

[@TrickOrRetreat]

Indeed 🤗

[@-Nick-T]

ironically the earth is a plane and this sector of study is an affirmation that we are undivided from time?

[@josephfield6903]

Gab Nolan ikr, the Earth is shaped like the U.S. president’s face. Everyone knows that

[@jothugs]

I shot lasers pew pew pew

[@j.rjunior5584]

Well, I believe the earth is flat but it's also round. Logic son. 🤔

[@arasb3258]

The more we learn, the more we realize how much MORE there is to learn.

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Well said

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Truest statement ever!!

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[@Kroggnagch]

Lol isnt it kinda funny too tho? As we roll over the question so as to find the answer, out run 14 more questions lol... leaving us in a permanent state of "ahooey?".

[@martinfromstrufve9584]

im 19 now, and i've been watching these space, future science videoes for a while now, and I can't wait till i'm in the age of like 70 or 80 to see how far we've come... That's literally what i'm looking forward to in life.

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[@blackbeard6861]

Take a good look at your surroundings they might feel like different worlds when your in your 80's

[@spec7501]

Ya youre gonna be 80 and still look like your 16

[@ambitious__1822]

I think I'm gonna be one explorer and I'm not going to wait for someone to bring all the change at once.Science is amazing😊

[@animeguy4640]

Not to ruin your thinking but its if i mean something will happen to you your life will not be happy go lucky every day right

[@khwistal]

Honestly at this point I don’t understand how anyone couldn’t be into science?? There’s nothing more interesting

[@natek5953]

Just wait 20-30 years brah, you’ll enjoy it then

[@khgamer3283]

Exactly and you know what gets me upset with some people today they say space is not the future like really we have the internet gps and a bunch of tec that came from exploring space to me the more we explore space the more our civili will move up

[@khwistal]

@@natek5953 read again

[@MrClaysta]

Too many distractions put forth. Football. Rap music. Smoking weed. We need stupid people to do stupid people jobs. When robots can do all these jobs then we will hopefully focus more on making everyone smarter. But I do understand you.

[@JackieWelles]

@@khgamer3283 sadly, so many people buy for example iPhone and think all that amazing technology is happening only thanks to Apple....Or we shouldn't go to space but solve our problems here Earth first.. - _-. Like seriously by going to space we can learn so much and advance our life to unimaginable level.

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Imagine working there and having to explain to your grandparents what your job is about.

[@kimberly5946]

😂🤣😂❤

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spaghetti well how about I sleep through your 5th recounting of that, "hag" at the elders center Gran? Lol

[@kimberly5946]

@@AlexsaurusRex wtf dude?!

[@AlexsaurusRex]

kimberly idk, read it as a fictional continuation to op's comment

[@neurongone]

That's easy. I work at a place were we do things that you'll never live to see! Sorry bad joke...

[@bagged_milk67]

teacher: students there are *four* states of matter Guy in the lower left of the class: *ACKSHUALLLY*

[@AmuZah]

God I hate that guy

[@sansthecomic5783]

Oh ok

[@Iquey]

You mean the back left? Or is this a stadium seating college lecture hall so lower left is front left? 🙃

[@_half]

Dammit, I hate guy in the lower left. Such a know it all.. I hope g.i.t.l.l. Moves to the lower left of the homeless shelter

[@monaghandavid]

Half Box why are you booing him? He’s right.

[@69elchupacabra69]

0:50 "There's nothing in the natural world that wants to be ultra cold" lol tell that to my ex wife

[@Darren51283]

But there are many who wish they were ultra hot.

[@corykent7]

More specific, her butt and feet. No matter what, somehow, a womans ass and feet always end up on you in the middle of the night. Might as well be sleeping with a couple blocks of ice.

[@jakeglenn2246]

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[@Halum11]

Lol about your ex but supermassive black holes are things in the natural world that tend to be ultra cold. Maybe your ex could be analogous to a smbh

[@justsomeguy6545]

😔

[@batmeme9349]

Teacher: There's only 3, no 4 states of matter right now... Me: *THERE IS ANOTHER*

[@DanteKG.]

4 basic ones: -Solid -Liquid -Gas -Plasma (in fact most visible matter is in plasma form (i.e. stars)) Idk what was meant by 24 states of matter so i'll point that the dfferent phases of solid matter (various crystalline and amorphous phases) are just phases and all constitute a single state of matter (i.e. solid). BEC is an exotic type

[@jbleez4771]

3D Pen Guy explain yourself pal

[@chapter7149]

Batmeme no one got your yoda reference 😂😂

[@tasosplat3589]

@3D Pen Guy bro u high?

[@experiment54]

Chapter 7 I came to say the same 😂

[@ar_X_47]

Can we take a second to appreciate the quality content of this video!!!

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How about 552?

[@ArchangelExile]

I'll give a Planck second of my time.

[@dopplerhit8374]

I was just about to comment that. They really stepped up their game.

[@henrythegreatamerican8136]

Took them 7+ minutes to get to the point of all this research.... to create a really sensitive sensor!

[@FranAbenza]

I wanted to comment the same thing. There are very enlightening simulations displayed here.

[@colinmoore9921]

"physics is easy", took a minute to realize he was talking about the ideas and not the math

[@zeniththetoaster9712]

As a person who plays kebal space program, I have to agree- I have no idea how to properly calculate the equations but I can preform orbital mechanics just fine.

[@luneakvic]

@@zeniththetoaster9712 relatable lmao

[@riccardoesclapon549]

8:22 them: "...the quantum nature of collisions..." me: That cloud looks like a dinosaur

[@yp8292]

It does tho

[@rayruckus4446]

A triceratops

[@DudeWhoSaysDeez]

Me, not understanding any of this: "dang, thats crazy"

[@daylenhigman8680]

No this is Patrick. *

[@amonseth4600]

I read your username in my mind with Patrick’s voice

[@xPhilxHC]

just watch it again

[@lamebubblesflysohigh]

well it is rather simple :) they are using lasers in vacuum and microgravity to cool down very thing gas made of bosons to study their behavior under these conditions :)

[@Americansikkunt]

Me, fully understanding this: Liars!!

[@TheGamingGrape17]

Solid Liquid Gas Plasma *BOSE-EINSTEIN CONDENSATE*

[@grayeaglej]

Really rolls off the tongue doesn't it? :/

[@FeatherSlowfall]

You can can just call it B.E.C

[@kaneed2769]

Also Time Crystal

[@jmr0411]

Drizto they should just call it boseein

[@feint_r5636]

@@jmr0411 or BEC, bec? bec.

[@sapandream]

I m so overwhelmed by the way these ppl r dedicated their lifes to science ❤️❤️

[@chaitanyatejas9357]

Then there are those who believe that the Earth is flat.....

[@bogatron69]

I love hearing people with fifty pound brains solving these incredibly complex problems. Gives you hope that as idiocracy runs its course, there will still be some in humanity pushing us forward.

[@jasonlitherland4270]

Yeah wow lasers in space that’s gonna save us all lol

[@conegamingofficial]

@@jasonlitherland4270 and morons are?

[@Shadow__133]

I also enjoy the headphones this Bose guy makes. Genius!

[@Tysongranger47]

That is Amar gopal Bose This is Satyendranath Bose I'm Bose myself.....

[@MyriadCelestia]

@@Tysongranger47 he was being sarcastic...

[@kylehenry1049]

Amartya Basu wooooosh

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@@kylehenry1049 aha loolll reddit!!! Hahaha woooosh woosh wooosh hahaha lolll xDdddd lol

[@vikasak1320]

When class filled with dumb asses

[@franktg632]

"This is sort of been my baby." "It was something that was amazing to go through." "And wonderful to go through and you don't want to do it again." Dad jokes at its finest.

[@memesfromdeepspace1075]

Nice

[@bermudav3348]

How are these jokes.🤔

[@Shiyounin]

8:38 dude perfectly describes dating and human interactions

[@kwhkel7808]

underrated comment

[@dam78]

"bouncing"

[@Ray2311us]

change or transition?

[@thersten]

I'm in awe of these giant brains these folks have. And as if it needs to be said; I will forever be in awe of Einstein.

[@mr.personhumanson6871]

This *Quantum Lab* makes *Exotic States of Matter* in *Space* This is one of the most sciency title of a video ever

[@nizarr.3723]

While astronauts are sleeping

[@aurorapaisley7453]

Just put "Quantum" in front of everything

[@newbyclive]

How do you bold certain words in your comment?

[@mr.personhumanson6871]

@@newbyclive You put an asterisk (*) before and after a word or sentence. (*Like this*)

[@carso1500]

@@aurorapaisley7453 well in this case it does makes sence since they are, you know, checking the state of sub atómic particles (quantum literaly just means the study of particles smaller than atoms, as simple as that)

[@t63a700]

"As a general rule, you should never bet against Einstein".....

[@unitedspacepirates9075]

We disagree. The whole "all motion is relative" thing is easily disproved. Consider the difference between the Moon in orbit around the Earth would "look" the same as earth spinning and the moon sitting in one place. Centrifugal force easily distinguishes which motion is "real" and which is simply relative motion.

[@adr3ns]

@@unitedspacepirates9075 laughs in Neil Bohr

[@MrDoboz]

​@@unitedspacepirates9075 plot twist: both of them are orbiting the sun mind blown actually, how do you measure distance, let alone motion of an object without a point to measure it from? Also, how do you get a static point meanwhile pretty much everything is constantly moving? So for a practical example, let's say you are leaning forward to open a door and someone slaps the door in your face. now did you headbang the door, or did the other dude slap you with the door? You could say that the other dude was at fault, because you could see the door moving towards you, but that would may not be 100% true. Of course you could have like a CCTV camera recording what happened, but hey, that's relative to the camera's point of view. If we look at it from let's say the Sun, and the Earth just happens to move in the same direction as you, it's clear that the door didn't move in the opposite direction, just slowed down a bit. but that's the Sun's point of view. The supermassive black hole in the center of our galaxy might see the whole solar system moving in the door's direction. But that's just this black hole's point of view. And it goes on and on and on. And relative motion has nothing to do with "centrifugal" forces or gravity or anything really, it's just a fact that you can't have motion that's not relative

[@TheRagingWizard]

@@unitedspacepirates9075 actually in that case it doesn't matter. since you're looking at the relative motion between only the earth and the moon, there's no reason why the observation that the earth orbits the moon would be incorrect. It's only when you add in another reference point that the distinction becomes clear

[@JohnThornley]

If there's an ether, the principle of equivalence is done for. GR? Splat.

[@softhunterdevil]

Bose should have got Noble Prize for the discovery

[@Digalog]

It's so lovely to hear somebody speak about these topics that actually lives with it. The information coming out of them, the questions, faults, lessons or the passion is just

[@qqq1701]

Now I'm worried when I shine a laser for my cat I'll turn her into a Bose Einstein condensate.

[@MrWeareone777]

😂😂😂

[@rohitkanagal4545]

😂😂😂🤦🏻‍♂️

[@magno5157]

Nah, your cat will too excited she'll evaporate first before she condensates.

[@lenovo762]

@@guy1137 that's actually true, my kids screwed up our family pet dog with lasers !! True story. Don't use lasers on pets !!

[@fakefirstnamefakelastname8305]

r/cursedcomments

[@thefrub]

Me trying to understand to this video: I am the dumbest person on earth Me reading through comments sorted by new: Ok maybe not

[@TrickOrRetreat]

We get points for trying 🤗

[@jixianfu6666]

your username starts with doctor dont think youre that dumb

[@jakeglenn2246]

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[@NS-xx1ze]

Bruh there s some like Einstein's arguing about religion in some of the comments like bruh and they just go on and on..

[@TruTecknique]

ahahahah that the truth too funny needed that thx

[@dakotadad8835]

I’ve always loved the fact that the building blocks of everything we know share the same name as myself. And we still achieved all these miraculous scientific experiments when we still cannot explain gravity, quantum mechanics and Einstein do not jive, it’s almost like a different set of rules for the micro world going against everything we know in the physical world

[@KingBr33ch]

Im studying a very similar thing to this at my university. Keep in mind its not as fun on paper as it is with cool youtube visuals 😵 love it though!🔥

[@TheCaptainSplatter]

Ya it's a lot of writing formulas.

[@kendallmarie9761]

@BR33CH HD , Hi!🙂 ..That is super neat you are studying & find such a passion of interest in the studies! -- (also, I agree 10000% lol, that, yes yes, yes, very much!👨‍💻👨‍🏫👨‍🔬👨‍💻 that KZbin makes studies much more understandable, and also, imo, just tons more interesting & awesome, w/ the 📉📊😎visuals💻🖼 especially- and, w/ KZbin, ie. a student may, (or myself for example), may find videos & visuals alike, along with the added vid narratives, "simpler" - at least for me - to keep up w/ , & not procrastinatr- again: *myself = wait til mid-A.M. to begin something!- But🙂, it sounds, truly, that you genuinely & thoroughly enjoy your field of study! That is awesome!, and i wish you all success & contentment in every thing you pursue!-- That,-(true contentment in what you do),- i think, is success itself!.. And not to mention hard to come by someone who finds passion in what they do! Anyway😊!, awesome cool you love your studies, and that your studies are (truly) super-cool.. (Just for me fyi, lol, i find a lot of the topics of the vids on this KZbin channel-- so far!!- Just recently found it!:) -- a lot of the vids to be a bit- okay, alot😕 lol-- less interesting, ie. the ones about outer space for example- i l♡ve outer space in the way that i find it super neat & exciting, as of all the waay cool things going on right now & & planned for future- all for discovery i am all for!!🙂 So, very neat to know the neat things w it that take place & so forth, but just personally not my forte in which to delve, or to stay motivated with the work...(Which the work / studies & etc, all sound to be, & as I'd assume to be, very very very tedious; for example, I used to long to be a Dr. w a particular love for the neurosciences , (and, I, after waiting too many long yrs to heal personal issues & fear of making a mistake, mostly.. So i still do my own research, off & on college classes i enjoy.. I will forever have a huge amt. of interest & greatest excitement for this & similar fields of study though.. Keep following your passions / your interests🙂 And, most of all, good luck in all all all you do!! -- Btw, i should have mentioned, this video i do indeed find very interesting!..i was even taking screenshots..lol..... Oh and, *Also-- i apologize for the length of my reply!!..i've great difficulty being concise ~ Again, I do apologize, but i hope maybe, someone, anyone who may read this, might find some/any sort inspiration- any thing positive- from within any part of this I've said. -- 🙂Good luck, again, in your studies, with this here, and, in any & every thing that sparks your interest!! Have a great day! -- Oh, and lol, ▶️⏸⏭🖥KZbin👨‍💻📉📊 coolness👍... And,😕ehhh📋✍📝paper & pencil well lol👎not as cool🙃😉😋

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@@kendallmarie9761 try to be normal

[@revenevan11]

For anyone wondering about how or why cooling the atoms amplifies their wave nature, it has to do with the heisenberg uncertainty principle. As a particle's position is more precisely defined, it's momentum is less definable and vice versa. That isn't just a statement about our measurement techniques, but about how the universe works on a fundamental subatomic level. A quantum wave function is a probabilistic thing, but while uncollapsed (not forced into definition in a macroscopic system or intuitive way), the wave functions of different particles interfere, interact, and in the case of a Bose-Einstein condensate effectively merge. Basically by cooling something to near absolute zero, you're defining its momentum to be more and more precisely close to zero. The heisenberg uncertainty principle tells us that the position becomes proportionally less precisely known/defined. This means that the wave functions of these atoms effectively "blur" in position since their momentums are so precisely controlled, making strange quantum interactions happen between them and forming the exotic state of matter known as a Bose-Einstein condensate.

[@jimbert50]

How unprecise does its position become as you approach absolute 0? Is there a limit? Does that limit approach infinity? Is there a way to do the opposite, i.e. define the position more and more accurately and watch the momentum increase? What is the limit on momentum?

[@yepyep266]

@@jimbert50 the uncertainty of position is inversely proportional to the uncertainty of momentum. So if the position was absolutely defined, the uncertainty of momentum would be infinite.

[@jimbert50]

@@yepyep266 So at absolute 0, the uncertainty of position would be infinite. Interesting - so its position could be ANYWHERE in the universe. Or maybe it would be a pure wave. Maybe that amounts to the same thing.

[@systemofapwne]

It is more the de Brodglie relation between a particles momentum and it's de Broglie wavelength. But on the other hand that relation is very closely related to the uncertainty principle.

[@yepyep266]

@@jimbert50 exactly. It is the same thing. The wave actually is position probability. At absolute 0 the wave would be represented by a pure sine wave, so that its position would be equally probable across all of space. to better visualize the uncertainty principle, we can take shaking a rope as an example. If you shake one end of a rope continually, you will clearly see at what pace the rope vibrates. This is wavelength, so energy, so momentum. But, you can't see where the wave is. Now, if you shake it once to give it a pulse you will find a "hump" moving on the rope. You couldn't tell its wavelength, but you could tell where it is. Since particles are also waves, they act the same way.

[@PythonPlusPlus]

1979: Multi-User Dungeon 2019: Multi-User Cold Atom Lab

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A Multi-User Dungeon is just a basement

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MUDs forever! ;)

[@jakeglenn2246]

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[@Joseph-im5uv]

Kids are upgrading from saying there are four states of matter to five states in science class.

[@VerifyTheTruth]

The simplest answer is that there are things we just don't know yet, which, as they are introduced, change our Fundamental understanding of every previous observation. That is the Heart of Science.

[@richierich9539]

Science is literally the HISTORY class we all need to take

[@tano1901]

Richie Rich no, history is history.

[@betif00]

“If you want to find the secrets of the universe, think in terms of energy, frequency and vibration.” -Nikola Tesla

[@benmosher8895]

Heads Mess what do you mean by that

[@benmosher8895]

Heads Mess that explains nothing you’re being very vague

[@calistohuettich]

@Heads Mess Don´t electrons also act like waves or something?

[@samo6401]

@Heads Mess can you list some of the books, at least a starting point? Im really interested in learning more

[@melaniestarkey7868]

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[@lekhapratap1652]

So basically the universe is particles going “Oi! I’m walking here!”

[@0Kaliber0]

8:50 "How we get a universe from this simple underlying physics" - The moment you reallized, he called Quantummechanics simple :D

[@aleksandersuur9475]

Simple as in small number of well defined interactions, not simple as in easy to understand.

[@3lrancho]

@@aleksandersuur9475 it is simple to understand with the correct tools. Which arent here yet.

[@aleksandersuur9475]

@@3lrancho perhaps better approaches to wrapping ones head around physics can be developed, but then again reality is under no obligation to be easily understandable to humans.

[@manictiger]

​@@3lrancho It's like a video game. Goal: kill boss. Hidden goals: level up to get skills to build better weapons, to trade in for better armor, to build better settlements, to get better weapons, to kill harder enemies, to get better skills... Now just do that with technology and we can explore the universe. Easy! (Kidding of course. Not that easy.)

[@voidremoved]

@Brenden Gilfillan seems straight forward. No idea why people seem to think its so astounding. Sadly the people studying and conducting these experiments have no clue what they are doing or what they are talking about.

[@jorgeneo560]

wtf, i just had my degree in engineering and this make me feel like i just learned to speak

[@Karuska22ps]

probably went to a bad school

[@jorgeneo560]

@@Karuska22ps i was jumping portals with rick and learned the reason of the universe

[@josephfield6903]

Time to get your doctoral degree

[@eduardomonteiro4212]

what did you expect? it's engineering

[@calistohuettich]

Engineering got us the ISS so...

[@modilal6004]

This explains everything has emerged from a single source, and when applied different energies different properties are observed!

[@sumguy01]

The way the inside of the ISS looks with the lights off at 6:06 is just stunningly gorgeous

[@eve_avery]

Is that really what it looks like in the dark? Wow!

[@Bebopbuubop]

This has restored my faith in lasers after the Storm Trooper scandal. Those guys made lasers look so bad I thought they was the new black

[@PoeticSonic]

One of the things that stopped me from committing suicide is my love and wonder for the advancement of technology, amd since then their has been many technological innovations, so I have to say I do not regret not doing it and I feel happier amd happier by the year P.S it was 1 out of many reasons for why I didn't do it and finally get out of depression. I'm doing really well so you don't have to worry for me, thank you.

[@CryptoThug]

Jesus loves you

[@theadam7598]

PoeticSonic I can very much relate

[@PoeticSonic]

@@theadam7598 I don't know if it was similar to you, but the trigger was because of a nonchalant comment made by someone who didn't know what was happening. It stuck me later that day probably because of the clear headedness I got before I did what I was planning to do. I hope you are doing better too.

[@PoeticSonic]

@@CryptoThug thank u.

[@DarpaProperty]

This is the only thing I'm curious for in my life, all other things became boring to me, I'm not sure if I'm ever going to have a family, I have sex occasionally because it makes me feel human and refreshes me temporarily, other than that the only reason I'm ok with living is science and technology.

[@axela9282]

It’s sad that Einstein isn’t alive with these modern technologies, he could make revolutionary discoveries and he’d deserve to

[@vigilance_7008]

Congratulations, the box truely makes a lot of difference. I really likes it when the man talks this box is likes his baby and he has been working on this for 20 years. Thanks for your dedication.

[@fernbedek6302]

I always thought the ISS ran on a shift system to keep a similar amount of people awake at all times. Huh.

[@midnight8341]

Astronauts already have a terribly hard time getting any real sleep because of the microgravity on the ISS, so if there's always someone awake while you're trying to sleep, you wouldn't get any sleep at all.

[@TheEvanovitch]

I wonder if astronauts also wake up from the "falling sensation" when trying to fall asleep. I mean technically theyre always falling, but on the other hand they feel no up or down.

[@TheDarkPacific]

@@TheEvanovitch i think that astronauts have to strap themselves down to sleep.

[@SpaceRanger187]

Hopefully the heater on the ISS doesn't go down.. everyone would die instantly

[@ThePandaKingFTW]

@@SpaceRanger187 Definitely not instantly

[@jonahm2233]

Ah, totally understood all of that completely. Thanks for the knew knowledge of atomic physics.

[@TheTechAdmin]

5:35 So it was LITERALLY like having a child, lol.

[@onebylandtwoifbysearunifby5475]

It was, in the way that his existence continues outside his body. (People use literally Literally too much though.)

[@josephabraham4058]

5:35 "I was smart enough to do it once. I was also smart enough to never do it again." -Kenny Chesney regarding his song She Thinks My Tractors Sexy

[@n111254789]

I laughed my ass off 10/10

[@MegaErnieMAN]

I love science so much! I wish I could quit my job and just learn and engage in this type of stuff all the time

[@MMosM_]

MegaErnieMAN JUST DO IT BRO CHASE YOUR DREAM

[@NoNAME-qi9tq]

Join FE! It's where the real science is at!!!

[@rs-tarxvfz]

Isn't this amazing that today we can have glimpse of most advance tech piece right in front of screen.

[@cynthiaayers7696]

Thank you for the video. It was very interesting and very informative. Next Level stuff right there.

[@code4chaosmobile]

Great stuff. Cant wait for the day when this experiment was the genesis point for something amazing

[@TheCaptainSplatter]

Ya warp drive. God I hope so.

[@benjaminsnell3393]

Literally wrote my report on this yesterday, should of waited a day

[@jamieingels1190]

I'm sure your report will be great!👌

[@benjaminsnell3393]

@@jamieingels1190 update: i got a 100%

[@tori9365]

@@benjaminsnell3393 good job 😊

[@bobbysanchez6308]

Benjamin Snell Way to go bud. I presume you’re in high school?

[@Tenraiden]

"should have" I hope you didn't write that report as idiotically

[@AD-kv8iu]

Guy @2:39 ... He is so very very happy and excited .... To talk about it ... The first time when this would have struck his mind his ectasy would be comparable to Archimedes shouting Eureka Eureka naked through the streets 😄😄😄 Wish other scientists would have same sparkle on their face when they talk ... But just wish that all of them can be happy in their ways 😁😁

[@sleuth1521]

He looks handsome and buff too

[@mtjoleolkaelle]

I’m just liking and liking more and more this Channel.... great content....

[@redfishervictoria]

When an atom or molecule is cooled to near absolute zero it’s magnetic permeability is also near zero. When this occurs the matter (coherent energy) magnetic-dielectric dynamo is at its lowest dynamic state. What does this mean? It means that the frozen matter is a near perfect magnetic field reflector. Therefor the inherent dielectric acceleration is no longer impeded or rather geometrically altered by magnetism. To put it another way the magnetic torus of each atom has little to no influence on the incoming dielectric. In essence the dielectric centripetal hyperboloid flattens out instead of being more of a funnel shape. This flattening of the converging dielectric into a plane rather than hyperboloid (funnel) allows us to observe the matter in a totally different perspective because of the drastic change in its magneto-dielectric geometry. We are in essence observing how fluctuations of converging dielectric appears on a plane rather than converging in as a funnel. Since the matter particles are frozen the incoming dielectric takes substantially more time to charge enough to cause electrification which results in a discharge of a magnetic field. Once there is a discharge of the magnetic field the magnetic geometry of that particle resumes it’s previous shape. What is most likely observed as bosons is the planar geometry of the centripetal converging dielectric without any influence of magnetic fields. Gravity is the increase of inertia of the converging dielectric of all matter particles. All matter particles are inherently attracted to each others converging dielectric and not each other. What is occurring is that matter (coherent energy) is a high pressure region that seeks stability by flowing to a low pressure region. This low pressure is focused to the ‘center’ of each atom where the convergent dielectric transfers back into counter-space (Ether). This is what we a re taught to believe as magnetic attraction but that is a misnomer. Magnetism or rather magnetic fields repel only. Food for thought Chasing Dragons

[@peteynutt4104]

Sometimes I wonder if all the big Latin based words are just make sure the common folk dont try to make these things in their backyard and cause black holes or fusion explosions. I am a fairly intelligent guy and even I could barely read that minus the explanations in laymen terminology.

[@scottsss6663]

I like turtles

[@slapmilk9421]

r/iamverysmart

[@bloodreaver6097]

Calling a space lab "Cal" ... who said scientists aren't cool? 😂

[@jigglemcswiggle7186]

Cold Atom Lab (C.A.L.)

[@matrixarsmusicworkshop561]

@@jigglemcswiggle7186 They did it intentionally for sure. Just like sweep for the sun probe

[@jigglemcswiggle7186]

@@matrixarsmusicworkshop561 I don't know why you're telling me this. I was informing OP why they named it thst

[@mahikannakiham2477]

@@jigglemcswiggle7186 I don't know why you are telling the OP this. He obviously knows what cal stands for since he also watched the video.

[@lan2667]

@@mahikannakiham2477 spoiler alert, it can help people reading the comment too, not just OP. I guess they did say they were "informing OP" though.

[@pflernak]

Humanity has gone full circle. Once again were banging "rocks" together.

[@chickennuggies7542]

Just very small, very cold rocks. Lol

[@ReignLowell-CaedoFaeda]

I’m convinced now that Einstein was an extraterrestrial that crash landed and suffered memory loss and just roamed the earth thinking he was human. How many theories and algorithms and trifectogramligmuhnuts did this guy come up with, DECADES before the technology or knowledge even existed!? All of his theories have been proven accurate today and they still hold relevancy in this era. How can one man be credited with the discovery of all this quantum megatron space doohickeys

[@DAGARDNER10]

Wow!! I love that we are always pushing the boundaries ❤️😍

[@Sahil-cz2vl]

Wow. Einstein was so smart that we are testing his theories after so many years of his death.

[@matthewdavid4670]

ok

[@adamdanii3742]

Ok

[@BoiRog]

Okurrt

[@darksky200]

The music and the graphics of this video are AWESOME!

[@math4U1234]

Nothing new. This is how they trapped ghosts in Ghost Busters.

[@cashboi6258]

They're trying to create an Infinity Stone

[@jakeglenn2246]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/fnWtc417g7V-gcU

[@redegg7530]

@@swedishcooling9907 this is a joke...

[@redegg7530]

@@swedishcooling9907 That means you completely miss the point

[@TomyGabriel]

facts

[@pripyat.sadboi8092]

@@swedishcooling9907 your saying that a joke wouldn't work? ok bro

[@AnExPor]

This is one of the most interesting Seeker videos I have seen.

[@leemiskimmin9365]

Beautiful animations and sound

[@zacarythurgood9920]

2:23 his voice gets a lot deeper realy quick

[@aghosh5447]

Satyendra Nath Bose, he studied in my school 😊

[@gourabghosh398]

Kon school?

[@sadmanhossain9936]

@@gourabghosh398 hindu school

[@aghosh5447]

Hindu School 😊

[@niloybarai2496]

কি বলেন?উনি ঢাকা বিশ্ববিদ্যালয়ের অধ্যাপক ছিলেনও!

[@aghosh5447]

@thought criminal 😂

[@ryanjones7681]

6 months later and it worked! Good job guys

[@SS-th7hc]

Wow, I have so much more to learn.

[@VariantAEC]

I'm liking the direction Seeker is going nowadays. Must have fired all those politically motivated shills.

[@VariantAEC]

@ye s Were you burnt?

[@NoName-ym5zj]

Sounds like a start of a sci-fi horror movie

[@verysmalldog8996]

Eureka! Bose Einstein condestate! Who thought of that?

[@mjames7674]

4:11 *"That's where the engineered quantum mechanics box comes in"* Hmm, are we absolutely sure their quantum box isn't just a cat carrier with a hypothetical cat inside? Has anybody taken a peek inside the box to see how the cat's doing?

[@gorgit]

No dont open it! That would break the experiment!

[@BretAllen1]

Fluffy is suffering from a bad case of entropy. 😉

[@aarononeale7727]

Watching history of discoveries is like watching sims develop. its amazing

[@khalidrao4716]

It's really a very good video enjoyed keep it up.

[@I_am_a_human_not_a_commodity]

I never thought I'd see a resonance cascade, let alone create one.

[@ChrisDogan]

Can we please stop fighting wars and give these people all that money instead???

[@SpaceRanger187]

That would mean everyone growing the f up..Maybe in another life..sad

[@kiraangle2823]

we typcally fight wars with people who would love nothing more than the destruction of all this progress. particularily a certain region that was incredibly useful in math and astronomy has really stopped being helpful in favor of detracting from human rights.

[@Kmakmizzle]

What do you think they're doing it for? It's obviously a future weapon. Why do you think we can't get access to anything LIVE. They won't even turn the Hubble around so we can see earth. We still have flintstone lighters and no personal flying or hovering anything. Not even electromagnetic floating vehicles. No air jet packs......No force fields, No teleportation. THEY HAVE it. We don't even get to enjoy rrobotics. Everything is replacing us and used against us instead.

[@nuck-]

Rid religion from the planet first, then it may be possible.

[@onix5221]

Chris what do you think what would happen if "these people" would have all the money and power? I'll tell you what. Groups of evil people would be like "hmm it would be very good if we were in charge" and they would slaughter each other until the most evil and most capable of fighting to be jn charge would get themselves to the top just as always happens. And "these people" would end up pretty much dead in the process.

[@IcECreAm-sv2qv]

The intro sounds like this is all some big secret from the astronauts... lol “they only send signals while the astronauts are asleep”

[@jackpeace2163]

the complexity of simplicity is breath taking.

[@varunmehta5627]

Something tells me that Rob is an amazing person and the perfect guy for this experiment.

[@timstikkers7581]

So, while the astronauts are asleep on the spacestation we are creating some mysterious exotic new type of matter... Sweet dreams

[@BetterIntegra]

Atoms: I just want to be stable Humans: How can I break the rules?

[@derrickbaruga4761]

dang this makes me smile... i hope they found exactly what they were looking for

[@stardust628]

I'm feel so grateful for KZbin now

[@keenfire8151]

Thats 'cool' and all, but can I drink it?

[@oxcart4172]

You wouldn't want ice with it!😂😂

[@CN-wt2bj]

Yes

[@ghostnoodle9721]

Can we get a video on temperature relating to how fast the atoms are moving? I would love to see you guys make it

[@veronicagorosito187]

I think they move at speed of light, as every EM radiation? Not sure..

[@jakeglenn2246]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/fnWtc417g7V-gcU

[@muntee33]

2nd vid. Despise QM... Vid so good, again, Subbed👍

[@MrOvergryph]

This is easily your best video.

[@thotpatrol2842]

It would be cool to do this to an entire planet

[@reevewitherington4759]

This was made in the 90’s it isn’t new BUT THAT DOESN’T MEAN IT ISN’T FRICKING AWESOME

[@jakeglenn2246]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/fnWtc417g7V-gcU

[@StarBoundFables]

Cool video! ❄CLA's experiment is really interesting. I just watched the JPL vid, & before that Nasa's interview w/ AntMan

[@normhiscock352]

Gives new meaning to "what's the matter"

[@Uminental]

people studying physics and questioning existence. That's awesome!

[@vexcarius7100]

Flat Earthers: AnOtHeR cOnSpIrAcY

[@indiantiger5473]

I am proud of Satyendra Nath Bose from India 🇮🇳

[@Fr0stbite1801]

That is officially the coolest graphical representation of an atom that I've seen. It's ultra-cool alright.

[@raibard8886]

“The last phase is called . . . the ‘death march’ “ ?!? Does anyone else understand how disturbing this phrase is?!?

[@ashtonduda9971]

What do you mean

[@jameschristian1664]

Death March was a thing in Philippines mid ww2

[@Luke-wq1sx]

Deathmarch is also a video game difficulty

[@GaryKlineCA]

'death march' is a phrase often used in the software industry to describe the final phase of testing and fixing before a hard release date. The thing must be ready for delivery by the deadline, and every effort is put into making certain the thing is ready, taking priority over smaller concerns such as eating, sleeping, and personal hygiene.

[@RR-gr1ni]

Are all Bose Einstein condensates, ultra cold plasma? Love your channel from india😍

[@Theo0x89]

No, plasma is ionized gas.

[@RR-gr1ni]

@@Theo0x89 ya but it can be laser cooled..so it's not gas anymore

[@revenevan11]

@@RR-gr1ni it's not a gas, but it's also not a plasma. It's a Bose-Eisntein condensate, a completely different state of matter from the two. It is defined by the merging/overlapping of quantum wave functions of the atoms, I think. It's not ionized like a plasma, so it's not a cold plasma. You're correct that although it is made from a gas of atoms that it's also not a gas!

[@RR-gr1ni]

@@revenevan11 so it is an ultra cold plasma after all

[@RR-gr1ni]

I mean like, to make a BEC, we make plasma and laser cool it..I read that in a paper..or there are other ways?

[@jamescrossway4197]

This is amazing.