New Physics at CERN - with Professor Lucie Green

Professor Lucie Green goes 100m below ground at the CMS experiment at the Large Hadron Collider at CERN to find out, what's happening at the detector now that they've discovered the Higgs Boson. What new physics are they discovering today?
This is the first of our films we shot at CERN in Geneva earlier this year. There's two more to come.
Featuring:
Professor Lucie Green
Achintya Rao
Matt Parker
View Matt's video on the maths of CMS at • Stats of CERN: How man...
Check out more films, podcasts, live events and more at the home of curious entertainment cosmicshambles.com
Special thanks to Jeff Wiener, Benedetta Nirta and the team at CERN.
Music by The F-Gs
We're doing some shows at the Royal Albert Hall next year! Robin Ince + Chris Hadfield's Space Shambles is in the main hall on June 15 (www.royalalberthall.com/ticke...) and Book Shambles LIVE will be in the Elgar Room on June 4 and 11 when Lucie Green will be one of our guests (www.royalalberthall.com/ticke...)

[@MiahooJunk]

Math directed me to this video - u now direct me to his video. I'm on an infinite loop.

[@HadesShade23]

do that at light speed and you'll be making higg's bosons in no time!

[@MrBoubource]

I just realised his name was actually Math ahah

[@xevira]

an infinite mobius loop.. :D

[@grendelum]

If you're at One Infinite Loop you're at Apple headquarters...

[@Jako1987]

And calculator unboxings directed you to Math?

[@MisterAppleEsq]

Achintya is really good at explaining this stuff.

[@HermanVonPetri]

Agreed! So often PR reps fall back on canned brochure responses, but not him. You can tell that he is well informed and versed in the science. Plus, he's probably used to conversing with interviewers like Professor Green who are also well informed scientists who wouldn't appreciate simple mushy answers. I also LOVED that he was careful to avoid using macroscopic metaphors to explain quantum phenomena. You can tell he enjoys his job. This was a conversation between two people who were both intelligent, engaged and interested in the details. A great example of how science communication should be done.

[@zeikjt]

He really is, he was super informative and avoided a lot of the issues I usually have with explanations like glossing over interesting details and anthropomorphism (at 7:07 he handles it wonderfully). Absolutely loved this video!

[@RaoOfPhysics]

Aww, thank you. And Herman, Zeik and Samuel. :)

[@kl1nk0r]

I agree. And yet, this is exactly what people in UK voted against with Brexit... It is really sad that such cooperations (Achintya Rao from UWE Bristol and CERN) are supposedly not wanted anymore. I am an engineering scientist myself and think it is a shame.

[@HermanVonPetri]

I hope you don't mind; I was curious and looked up the meaning of your name. Correct me if I'm wrong, but apparently Achintya means "inconceivable, or beyond comprehension." I can't decide if that's either amusingly ironic for you or aptly descriptive of the unintuitive field of quantum mechanics. Regardless, it was a pleasure watching this conversation with you.

[@recklessroges]

Its so nice to listen to a well informed intelligent person.

[@antoniolewis1016]

YEES!!!

[@grendelum]

Especially in America these days...

[@currenlydying]

it's in Europe.

[@anthonyheller9711]

Reckless Roges you’ll notice she feels no need to be the boss...

[@k57998]

tbird81 love that cartoon

[@earfolds]

8:13 Four untitled folders and an old Firefox profile. CMS's desktop is more disorganised than mine!

[@aglees2b]

This is immense. Great video, especially the discussion and explanations in this middle. Congrats.

[@anthonyvolkman2338]

Three words! Searching new physics! Absolutely amazing!

[@hodegetisch]

Matt Parker send me

[@deamon6681]

If I take a quick look at the numbers how many views this channel usually gets, it's save to assume almost everyone watching this video is here from Matt Parker.

[@cosmicshambles]

We largely do live events so hope to see you at one some day!

[@thedude7371]

Thank You for putting this together. You did an absolutely wonderful job on this.

[@mariomatovina4]

I am so glad I found out this channel, this interview is amazing. Thank you :)

[@JeSuisNerd]

Achintya was an absolute pleasure, very well-spoken and so good at explaining these things to a layman like myself :) Great video!

[@cragnog]

The conversation that starts around 10:40 is exhilarating, informative and passionate. I LOVED this video for it. I think this is going to be one of those landmark-significantly interesting science videos on KZbin for me, personally. Achintya is inspiring and I found it extremely enjoyable to behold him talking so passionately about .. well... ALL of that! Good talk. Thanks.

[@cosmicshambles]

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it!

[@MrBigdawg124]

cragnog all this bullshit....is why again?

[@imperfectpianistmusic7390]

What a wonderfully enjoyable conversation I just heard! Thanks

[@funnymyth1827]

Awesome video! Always love soaking up info on quantum physics.

[@MrAlRats]

Then you should read 'The Feynman lectures on physics', Volume 3; especially the first and third chapters of the book. A true eye-opening experience. www.feynmanlectures.caltech.edu/III_toc.html

[@AdityaMehendale]

Achintya, if you are reading this - Dude! You should totally have a KZbin channel of your own explaining stuff at CERN!

[@RaoOfPhysics]

I'll bring it up with my higher-ups and see what they think. ;)

[@AdityaMehendale]

Sweet! Can't wait :)

[@zapfanzapfan]

Learned something new today, thank you Lucie! Please do more of Sky At Night!

[@kirkanos771]

Mr Rao, you are a wonderful talker. Clearly at the top of your discipline. Thank you for the explanations.

[@Morbacounet]

A Parker cameo !

[@OrangeDiamond33]

Delightful video. They are doing very important work.

[@JimGardner]

This guy is an EXCELLENT communicator. I think I've just understood what's happening at the LHC for the first time. Thank you!

[@hireahitCA]

Wow, awesome! Thank you!

[@alokmishra9243]

Achintya Rao dude it was so cool watching you

[@Dyslexic-Artist-Theory-on-Time]

Thanks for the info!!!

[@razamadaz3417]

Great stuff,very interesting insight.Thanks.:)

[@paulstgeorge780]

One of the best science videos I have every watched. Great work! I'm a new eager subscriber. The young man will shine in his efforts. Wow, is he terrific.

[@RaoOfPhysics]

Thank you, Paul! :D

[@caacriolus995]

Awesome Interview! Would love to see more videos on CERN. More often than not its the right kind of questions that get coherent answers, and she did a great job of asking relevant question (I'm not surprised, given that she's a solar scientist herself) and his answers were captivating to watch. This guy knows his stuff , and is an amazing science communicator.

[@yy4me500]

I would like to see Achintya explain more on the LHC. He needs a KZbin channel

[@RaoOfPhysics]

Aww, thank you! No time at the moment for a channel of my own, but I'll keep your encouragement in mind. :)

[@rubenvanrossum86]

Achintya Rao You'd do an amazing job.

[@RaoOfPhysics]

Thanks, Ruben!

[@JacquardLoom]

Seconding this. Achintya, if you ever get the time to make a channel, I'll watch the heck out of it :). In the meantime, best of luck with your PhD!

[@RaoOfPhysics]

Thank you, JacquardLoom! :)

[@partticle2222]

Excellent ℚ & 𝔸 !

[@MrJrange]

Most of us can't go to CERN, so it's great getting such a well-explained tour. Thanks to all involved.

[@mark.2b408]

Great stuff

[@Commandelicious]

Thanks for the link and tip dear Matt Parker. And I know why you two are married. Both are just so amazed, amazing and happy when talking about their field of work :D

[@estuardodiaz2720]

I love it!! I actually came here because of Matt, but I also watch 'Sixty Symbols' so I really enjoy this hahaha its amazing!!!

[@cleddau]

Popped over following link from Matt Parker, I can see I have some catching up to do.

[@jameskubik8804]

You got me at the Nick Cave reference.

[@wolf986]

I love the Nick Cave music at the beginning! Also good video.

[@cosmicshambles]

First person to get our little reference! Well done!

[@RaoOfPhysics]

This will please you: plus.google.com/+ATLASExperiment/posts/9i2mcjx3sQr

[@BC3012]

Matt sent me here. What a brilliant channel, subscribed 👉

[@teodelfuego]

Lucy is a very good presenter. Great energy and enthusiasm

[@piotr4917]

In September 2015, thanks to my friend who is working at CERN, I have visited the place for 4 days - have seen everything in except of the experiments themselves because it was right after LS finished - there will be another LS this year (at least that was the plan back in 2015) - perhaps I will visit again. "Antimatter Factory" ;)

[@limewhite66]

Achintya is doing a great job explaining it all!

[@RaoOfPhysics]

Thank you, Eszter! :D

[@JWentu]

she has a wonderful voice and an accent that is so nice!

[@josugambee3701]

8:12 Yay, Linux!

[@rickquest6385]

When Higgs Boson was asked not to attend his church services anymore he replied, "Don't you know without me there would be no mass?" hahaha

[@drftw9712]

This guy is so cute I love how everyone seems so enthusiastic ❤️

[@medexamtoolsdotcom]

If it's trillions of kelvins inside of CERN, they should really turn the air conditioner on.

[@johankotze42]

The energy measured by those crystal detectors, is it change in brightness of colour?

[@theultimatereductionist7592]

3m40s Boy, those protons move pretty slowly around that ring. (grin)

[@unvergebeneid]

Would a huge aquarium made from that transparent lead-tungsten crystal hold, say, two blue whales?

[@zapfanzapfan]

Aluminium oxynitride is transparent Aluminium, use that instead, it's probably a lot lighter :-)

[@josephweydemann329]

I thought the same thing Star Trek 4 The Voyage Home

[@roylowry9287]

Since light from a lamp produces heat and the photons must "bounce" or "ripple" off of the object (such as a wall which would be the atoms of that wall) and there is a change in acceleration, some energy produces heat/ heat loss do the photons slow down at all?

[@SFKelvin]

Is the lead Tungsten crystal a new form of Tungsten, and is it as dense or less/ more dense as Tungsten Metal? This could be an interesting materiel if it is, and can these crystals be scaled up to industrial quantities? How does it compare to gold? I’m imagining the density has something to to with increasing the chances for weak interaction.

[@dhruvrajkavi8334]

500 notes corner has come on it ?

[@doncarlodivargas5497]

All the debris after the collisions of those beams of atoms, do they recombine back to atoms again when it is laying on the floor?

[@midnightdragon67]

Katsu Zatoichi um what.. the fuck are you talking about.

[@doncarlodivargas5497]

The accelerator is making atoms collide, crushing them into their separate elements, where do all that debris end up? I assumed it would be laying on the floor? Anyhow, it must be somewhere and my question is, all the parts from the crushed atoms, If they are laying together, will they automatically re-combine into an atom again? - If two cars should collide, those two cars would not automatically go back into complete cars again, but - If the universe at some point consisted of all these particles they must have automatically combined into atoms?

[@LIVEFRMNYC]

Hurry up and find them damn particles. I want to experience a sci-fi like future before I die.

[@JonesNoahT]

Matt sure has a smart wife. Good on you, Matt Parker!

[@roylowry9287]

Quantum computing would have a major impact on data collection here. :)

[@barakeel]

20 degree in december. How long did this video take to get published?

[@cosmicshambles]

It was shot in October

[@SporeSpood]

I want them to find those sparticles so badly!

[@zastavnitchimihail6006]

The Beginning of the Beginning is the gravitational field. The gravitational field and the aether are the same; that is, they have the same physical meaning. It is formed from gravitons in chaotic motion. The gravitational field (aether) penetrates the entire space and all masses The Universe extends due to the extension of the gravitational field (aether). Graviton is an elementary quantum of energy when it is in the state of motion and an indivisible particle of mass when it is in the state of rest. Mass is a conglomerate of gravitons in the state of rest; that is, of gravitons, which have given the mass its kinetic energy of motion. It is possible to explain scientifically many physical phenomena which cannot be explained or explained naively by classical physics, if on the basis of physics the existence of the gravitational field (aether) is independent of the mass and the mass produced by the gravitational field (aether) is independent of the gravitational field (aether): 1. Where does the energy of the stars come from? 2. Why are the planets nuclei hot? 3. What kind of relationship exists between the potential and the thermal energy in any point inside the mass? 4. What is the propagation medium of the electromagnetic field? 5. Why does the mass accelerate when a constant force acts on it? 6. Why is the mass moving of inertia? 7. What is the maximum speed at which the given mass can move of inertia? 8. Why in the world are the tides? 9. What is the mass? Where from appeared the mass? 10. What is the Black Hole? Physics ZMV can provide an explanation for all these questions. Why ZMV? Because in space where there is no gravitational field the speed of the mass is directly proportional to the force and inversely proportional to the mass: F = zmV, where z - is a coefficient of proportionality. In any point inside the mass, the sum of the potential energy of the gravitational field (distorted by the mass) and the thermal energy of the mass (obtained from the gravitational field at the mass penetration) is a constant value for the given mass in the respective region of the gravitational field. This constant is named Constant of the mass in the gravitational field. The masses are not gravitationally attracted to each other. The potential energies of the gravitational field (distorted by the masses) compress the masses. The compression of masses by the gravitational field (distorted by the masses) is named universal compression of masses. Universal compression of masses by potential energies of gravitational field (distorted by the masses) is the first fundamental law of Physics ZMV. The thermal energy of the mass (received from the gravitational field during mass penetration) heats the mass. This phenomenon is named heating of the mass by the gravitational field. Heating of the mass by the gravitational field (during penetration through the mass) is the second fundamental law of Physics ZMV. That part of gravitons, which gave their energy to the mass and contributed to the creation of the potential energy of the gravitational field and the thermal energy of the mass, remain in the mass and increase the amount of the mass. This phenomenon is named growth of the mass due to the gravitational field penetration through the mass. Growth of the mass by gravitational field (during penetration through the mass) is the third fundamental law of Physics ZMV. For a certain quantity of mass, the thermal energy of the mass is so high that the frequency of the maximum of the thermal energy radiation emitted by the mass coincides with the frequencies of the electromagnetic field perceived by the human eye. Such mass is named a star. The mass, which initially received a kinetic quantity of energy, is continuously moved by the inertial energy of the gravitational field. The inertial energy of the gravitational field is equal to the difference between the potential energy of the gravitational field (distorted by the mass and initial kinetic energy of the mass) in the back side of the mass and in the front side of the mass at the mass surface. The motion of the mass under the action of the inertial energy of the gravitational field is referred to as mass motion by inertial energy of the gravitational field or abbreviated mass motion of inertia. Mass motion by inertial energy of the gravitational field (distorted by the mass and initial kinetic energy of the mass) is the fourth fundamental law of Physics ZMV. In the gravitational field, the mass cannot move of inertia at a higher speed than the maximum speed (Vmax) corresponding to the given mass. The mass is not a function of its speed. The inertial energy of the gravitational field Ei depends on the speed of the given mass. The mass which obtained a rectilinear and angular motion (the rotation axis is perpendicular to the rectilinear speed vector) changes the volume of the parts of the mass in synchronous with the angular motion. This phenomenon is referred to as flux and re-flux of the mass. Flux and re-flux of the mass as result of the rectilinear and angular motion of the mass (when the rotation axis is perpendicular to the vector of rectilinear speed) is the fifth fundamental law of Physics ZMV. The gravitational field is the medium of propagation of the electromagnetic field. Zastavnitchi Mihail, Chisinau, Republic of Moldova. email: [e-mail] For more information, click on the link below: kzbin.info/www/bejne/lZKpgYKKl7F_ic0 goo.gl/hoKySd goo.gl/VdAoUO vixra.org/abs/1609.0156

[@matthewdoering1581]

I like seeing Matt slink out of view at 8:45 lol

[@shahzadchawa3866]

I wanna be part of CERN

[@lohphat]

I want a yellow “caution: couch potato” warning sign for my living room...

[@kevinocta9716]

Damn this is cool! Subbbbb

[@simonRTJ]

FINALLY...intelligent answers from intelligent questions presented to an assumed intelligent audience. It feels good today, i wasn't patronised.

[@paaaaaaaaq]

7 meters of concrete? That's pretty heavy.

[@retoblubber]

0:40 _a lovely French sunny day at CERN_ is like saying a Scottish foggy day in England... or worse

[@nikoneznat4372]

Finaly found good new vid about LHC, so hard because of all of those religious freaks thinking they are summoning deamons in LHC, ITER etc

[@midnightdragon67]

Niko Neznat I know. It's so annoying.

[@carolynmmitchell2240]

it's true tho, they already know magnetism is what holds all together.. they are up to something way more fucked up, with project names like the lucifer project

[@Donna777]

Yeah and the Vatican owns two of the most powerful telescopes in the world. Their names are "Lucifer 1" and "Lucifer 2". Just a bit suspect wouldn't you say? Since we know the Vatican works closely with NASA, you know damn well they're also working with CERN! Who knows, maybe they even own it.

[@Donna777]

THE RELIGIOUS FREAKS ARE HERE, LOL.

[@midnightdragon67]

Donna Lucifer means knowledge and the morning star. Maybe if you did your homework you would know.

[@grzegorzcichosz8240]

Don’t you tend to take the husband name in England/Australia/USA? Just asking because I’m not sure really

[@aaabbb3738]

what particles of what????

[@jonwill8504]

Finally I found genuine update on the CERN LHC instead of the Alex Jones type God's portal to hell rubbish...

[@skepticmoderate5790]

16:50 A micron is a unit of length.

[@RaoOfPhysics]

You're absolutely right, and I could've explained that better. What I meant was, when they're produced in the collisions, they're not static: they fly off from the collision point in any and every direction. But before they've gone very far, they've transformed into something else. Which is why I used a unit of distance. But good catch and thank you for mentioning it, I'll be more careful next time. :)

[@skepticmoderate5790]

Achintya Rao Oh! I understand now. That makes perfect sense. You are very good at explaining things by the way! Great video.

[@RaoOfPhysics]

Thank you. :)

[@harryandruschak2843]

The You Tube channel has uploaded a video, "Stats of CERN: How many Higgs per second?" that you might be interested in.

[@UnitSe7en]

r u srs?

[@SFKelvin]

Our phones have a magnetometer?

[@midnightdragon67]

Thomas Busse ya

[@charliekaiser482]

Who is the nice, curious girl with the red hat at 7:33 ?

[@cosmicshambles]

Charlie Kaiser Ha, that was Benedetta, one of the CERN team there helping us!

[@midnightdragon67]

Ayyyy

[@X-101]

She's trying hard not to been seen :D

[@daicon2k6]

Seek New Physics

[@RaoOfPhysics]

I should've gone with this, yeah. Or "New Physics Searches". Thanks for the suggestion, will keep this in mind. :)

[@daicon2k6]

Cheers!

[@manfredpseudowengorz]

19:40 40M events/s * 2MB of data/each => 80TB/s gives us about 7EB a day, which is like 500 times the Internet. well, that's quite a lot of stuff to read and watch.

[@1000footstare]

Searched electric motorbikes and got here. :)

[@n8dawg640]

Just to let you know, there is an audio and video discrepancy. But otherwise really interesting! I didn't even think to ask why the Hadron Collider was still operating.

[@cosmicshambles]

N8 Dawg What is the AV issue?

[@n8dawg640]

The audio is ahead of the video and gets worse as the video progresses. By the end, the audio is coming in between a half second and a second before the person speaks.

[@cosmicshambles]

Think you must be having some weird lag issues as it's fine here!

[@grendelum]

N8 Dawg - yeah, it's fine here... KZbin sometimes does that to me and a quick 10s jump ahead and back brings things back into sync (double tap the right side of the video then double tap the left side, on the iPad KZbin app anyway).

[@gioneeselfi7501]

ye ganeu

[@brian554xx]

"New dimensions" sounds a bit like "nude eye mentions." My brain latches onto these things when very sleepy.

[@josephgroves3176]

Higgs microscope

[@Awkwerp]

what he forgot to mention is that Cern is also working on Time-Travel so they can take over the world.

[@grendelum]

*Steins:Gate* reference for those who don't know... one of the better anime series to come out in recent years, definitely worth watching !!

[@allisonblakely6342]

orion khan Great show. SERN and John Titor references.

[@JLukeHypernova]

Only if you move faster than light(which is rather difficult since that contradicts the laws of physics.)

[@denisdaly1708]

That's supposed to be a secret. Hush!!!!!!

[@gregsmeby4145]

Awk Werp cern I'm cumying

[@srinivasan.dduraisamy320]

god partical designs 💢💢💢

[@Fiyaaaahh]

How is the atmosphere of the sun 2M Kelvin if the surface is 6k Kelvin if? O_o

[@Tarragonable]

No-one knows. They think it's something to do with magnetic field fuckery, but it's still a big unanswered question in physics and astronomy

[@tylergrams99]

Last I heard was that the most plausible explanation was that there are explosions from the sun called nanoflares. These nanoflares can emit temperatures of up up to 10m kelvin directly in to the atmosphere of the sun, the corona. This is a very basic view of what is really going on and NASA put out a very solid summation of this theory. www.nasa.gov/feature/goddard/sounding-rockets/strong-evidence-for-coronal-heating-theory-presented-at-2015-tess-meeting Hope this answers some questions!

[@foxtrot151000]

The atmosphere is less dense and so particles can have increased velocity. That velocity we measure as temperature. Or at least that's what I think I remember from my astronomy class.

[@cosmicshambles]

We’ll ask Lucie and get back to you.

[@NEprimo]

I think the answerers to your question assume you realize the atmosphere is below the surface of the sun, which i bet you do not realize

[@mikzin630]

Why the hats?

[@RaoOfPhysics]

'cause we have a lot of low spaces or low-hanging equipment you could bump your head into if you're not careful. None of that is really along the visit path, but we still have to follow proper safety protocols. :)

[@Donna777]

Lucie Green...I wonder if that's her real name??

[@Singing-elephant]

Smash just 2 single uranium 235 atom im wonder what will happen .???

[@Yotanido]

8:13 He uses nano? ew

[@RaoOfPhysics]

That's not my machine, I'm a Vim guy. :D #noflamewarspls

[@Yotanido]

Ah, good. Don't worry, I use vim, myself. (Well, neovim) Honestly, I don't mind emacs, either. Just have a thing against nano. I actually figured it wasn't your machine, but including that wouldn't have made a very interesting comment, would it? :P (It was also a comment on how much time was spent in the video showing an ordinary linux terminal vs. the time spent showing the graphic they were meant to be showing...)

[@faridahdollah5216]

:)

[@arthurrobey4945]

"The only explanation is that there must be matter there that we cannot observe".!? Really? The only explanation? How about you've got everything wrong? That suns are not nuclear reactions, but Berkland current pinch points? (At the beginning of the video when discussing temperatures of the sun, did you notice how we glossed over the fact that the surface of the sun is COOLER than its corona sphere?) The Standard model is full of Kludges, titrations of exactly the right amount of invisible "something" (pixie dust?) to hold it all together. Welcome to the Thunderbolts project on KZbin.

[@Decrosion]

What's with the fucking music?

[@imemyself2820]

Welcome to Half-Life 3 I expect aliens from the planet of Xen coming through a worm hole at any moment lol

[@sebastianelytron8450]

Did not expect her accent to be so different from her husband's :|

[@y_fam_goeglyd]

Why? He's not British, she is. Besides, there are thousands of different accents in the UK - no exaggeration. They could have come from nearby cities and would sound v different!

[@joshuarosen6242]

He's an Aussie.

[@yepyep266]

why do physicist tend to speak so fast.

[@diamondfoxymegalodon6026]

Hi Lucy... I believe you may have made an error. You indicated that, the LHC tunnel is 27km across. I believe, you meant... 27km in circumference.-tks.

[@MovingThePicture]

Say hello to Matt for me!

[@midnightdragon67]

MovingThePicture Matt pat should go there

[@borsu6076]

high on speed @5:30's? bood bood bood, slow the mess up, u aint clear, bood boood.

[@jonathanwalther]

PhD in Science Communication? What the heck?! (10:48)

[@RaoOfPhysics]

It's a thing! I'm fortunate to be able to pursue one.

[@jonathanwalther]

Achintya Rao Very cool. Wish you all the best! CERN is worth all the effort. And the money ;-)

[@Supernova094]

@Jonathan Walther Achintya Rao is in the video , he's the one explaining about the stuff and he did a fantastic job explaining.

[@jonathanwalther]

Wind Blade Yes, I know.

[@neilwilson5785]

OK, I get it. But can you describe this science in the same way, while being asked questions by a professor? I can't. If you don't explain science to the world, then you would still have flat-earth, climate denial, chem-trails, vaccination doesn't work, etc. in the world. We do, but this is science, which is uses measurement and experiment, not just words.

[@betsytrueman4123]

For people who think this is so scientifically fascinating..tell me What is the Aim of Cern? What is all this for exactly?

[@Bobo56Bear]

Anti-Matter better word for it is actually (opposite-matter) may result in Gravity Drives for example, and EMF Impulse Turbines, that will generate AC Electricity to the grid, with zero emissions or environmental harm :) Accelerate a -Proton closer and closer to c speed of light it can weight as much as ^100 tones or more, with an upward force in Earths Gravity field, because its (opposite Matter !) "Einsteins Relativity" ( K goes to M not V near c ) its a shame Oil Industry etc, is suppressing all this technology, because it could revolutionize / enhance the world overnight, as Nicola Tesla and others had tried to demonstrate almost 100y ago ! Hope to publish my paper on all this soon "reflections on the motive Force of Gravity" ... May become as famous as 1824 Sardi Carnot "Reflections on the motive Force of Heat " :)

[@adrianaghitoaie2996]

can you ask professor green why is the CERN loggo the number 666

[@OrionMichaelGuy]

The First State of Quantum Gravity (or Dark Energy Field) is the Crystal Core we are entangled in - The Crystal Core of the Black Hole in the Universe "Above Us" The Second State of Quantum Gravity is the Wormhole from this Universe to the Universe "Above Us" The Third State of the Dark Energy Field is the Void. The Void is referred to as the Dark Energy State - Dark Energy is Space - Space is not empty nothingness, Space is basically a Superfluid Liquid Crystal Structure that forms up one half of the Universe - The Universe is a Binary system, You have "Space" or more precisely "Dark Energy" and you have Matter/Energy - their interaction is the foundation of the Universe, Time, Gravity, Etc The 4th State of Quantum Gravity is the "Dark Matter State" - This is the State where the Galaxy creates a "bubble" around itself within the Void, where there is MORE Dark Energy outside the bubble that inside the bubble - All Matter/Energy is actively "PUSHING" on the Dark Energy Field with its Electromagnetic Energy - the Galaxy "pushes" against the force of the "Void" or the "Dark Energy State" with its Electromagnetic Radiation Energy - This Energy eventually decays and actually turns into more Space/Dark Energy! The 5th State of Quantum Gravity is the Crystal Iron Cores of the Cosmos, the Stars, Planets, Moons and Protoplanets, the "Cores of the Cosmos" are Crystal Core Quantum Computers, These Cores use their Electromagnetic Energy and create a "bubble" around themselves, where there is MORE Dark Energy on the outside of the bubble than inside - the Cores of the Cosmos form up the "Surface" or the "Surface of Life" - Man, or the Humanoid is the Primal of 5 - the Evolutionary Descendant and form the Cores chose to create as their "vessels of flesh" The 6th State of Quantum Gravity is the Surface of the Atom - There is More Dark Energy on the outside of the Atom than inside the Atom The 7th, 8th and 9th States of Quantum Gravity are the Shells within the Atom The 10th Quantum State of Gravity is the Black Hole, which leads to a new set of Quantum States of Gravity! The Crystal Core of the Black Hole leads to a new Universe - Universes within Universes To understand this, how the Universe creates Gravity and Time, you need to understand that "Time" is the Interaction of Matter/Energy and Space/Dark Energy - so the MORE Dark Energy interacting with Matter, the More Time can occur Gravity is the Electromagnetic Force Matter exerts on the Universe, on Dark Energy that creates a "Dark Energy Field Effect" or Gravity - what that means is that Matter pushes Space away from itself and Space pushes back, as each piece of Matter gets close to each other, their "Distortion Fields" touch each other and so this creates a "Path of Least Resistance" and Pushes Matter together - Dark Energy is Pushing all Matter together! "Does Space have Density" - YES - That's why we have "Gravity Waves" - So, the Denser the "Space" (which is really Dark Energy) the more Time can occur, the less "Space" the less Time can occur Motion of Matter Equals Gravity Equals Energy (Plus about 10%) - It's the very motion of Matter over the Dark Energy Field that creates the Electromagnetic Energy - so the FASTER MATTER IS MOVING THE HEAVIER IT GETS The FASTER Matter moves, the the MORE Electromagnetic Energy it produces - therefore the more it pushes on "Space" and therefore the harder space pushes back - this is Gravity The FASTER Matter moves, the MORE Electromagnetic Energy it produces - therefore the more is pushes on "Space" the LESS "Space" is interacting with Matter, and Therefore THE LESS TIME!

[@OrionMichaelGuy]

maybe... then again, ask any scientist how gravity works and they will tell you they don't really know - if you want, check out this video about quantum gravity, it has to do with the multiverse theory - kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z2Xcg5yKo6eFoNU

[@joshuarosen6242]

I initially read the second paragraph as "The Second State of Quantum Gravity is the Womble...". By the time I'd read the fourth paragraph, I realised it may as well have said Womble for all the sense any of this made.

[@OrionMichaelGuy]

Womble - did I say womble - well I was off to a right start wasn't i! - thanks for that feedback I will find another proof reader! lol, no, but really, if you can handle it, read it through, it may make you think of something you never thought about, and that may lead you to an inspiration of your own, thanks either way

[@OrionMichaelGuy]

That's what every scientist is doing today isn't it? And, they will tell you Electromagnetic Propulsion is impossible, space travel is impossible - there is no life in the universe and we are all alone, oh wait, that's the religious nutters, anyway, the accepted "paradigm" is a theory. Think about that. And of course - this single post is just a fabric of my theory, it is not fleshed out, explained, or demonstrated, its an over arche that I have actually been working on for quite some time. Reread it, imagine that the Universe is part of a Multiverse and ask yourself how would the self contained Universes within the Multiverse break down and interact with each other, and then look at my post again, and ask yourself if it is even plausible? That's all...

[@OrionMichaelGuy]

Okay, well thanks for the feedback anyway.

[@pinkpolly88]

I want to be you! Scientist with fit, clever and funny hubby! I wish I'd wanted to be a scientist when I was at school - I'm too old now. But if I could go back, I'd definitely aim to be a scientist. It's everything!

[@samasterchef]

Lara Tiara Everyone is a scientist, to some extent. You don't need a PhD to do science; you only require an inquisitive mind and an appreciation for the scientific method. You're never too old to embrace either.

[@zeikjt]

Shaun Gunning is absolutely right, if you don't believe it go watch SmarterEveryDay's videos, especially this one: kzbin.info/www/bejne/b5mzeqKYqc2pfsk

[@teodelfuego]

Shaun Gunning I'm pretty sure Laura was speaking about a career in science. Unless one is independently wealthy, one has to spend the majority of his or her life chasing shekels. To be able to do what interests you while earning your daily bread is a true luxury.

[@adrianaghitoaie2996]

ohhh don,t tell me coincidence