The Fifth Force of the Universe

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In the Fast and Furious universe, Family is the fifth force of nature. That's why they can do those seemingly impossible car stunts. They are living in a universe where the family force can essentially make a car fly.

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Wow an inspirational video from skynet that doesn't give me existential dread, that's a little odd but I won't question it.

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@@theofrustus3170 I admit, this was not what I was expecting at the least

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Something is wrong with skynet. He's probably planning something?

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Makes you feel a bit suspicious of whether this is just the calm before the storm

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I really want to know which one Sciencephile is using.

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Theres another yt who uses this text to speech

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There's no way it's better than previous videos text to speech

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@@kishananuraag His older videos had worse text to speech. Go back a year or so

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Stable, but don't rely on that.

[@fizyknaut8108]

Scientists: We found a new force!! (Maybe) Everyone: Cool. What does it do? Scientists: It makes teeny particles wobble a teensy bit more. Everyone:........... poggers.

[@jonathanodude6660]

this is different but could be explained by the same particle.

[@SupremeGuru8]

It also might be the reason black holes form observably in 3 dimensions at all. A process of colliding particles resulting in a boson forming means that when stars die, they could be producing trillions of bosons, which when gathered together at the center of a collapsing star, could overlap infinitely creating what appears in 3 dimensions as a point of infinite density that holds together black holes, which in turn hold together galaxy’s and solar systems

[@jonathanodude6660]

@@SupremeGuru8 singularities are 0-dimensional. the event horizon is 3-dimensional because gravity is a 3-dimensional force. theres nothing that special about the event horizon, the horizon for human made spacecraft is much larger than the event horizon.

[@SupremeGuru8]

@@jonathanodude6660 I didn’t talk about event horizons, I talked about bosons being something that A. Could be created during the death of a star and B. Have properties that would allow them to form a singularity. Yes, singularities occupy a point in space, but that space is theoretical at our current understanding of physics, so we can’t really say what dimensionality they have. All we know is that from a 3 dimensional observation, they are a point in space with what must have infinite density to exceed the strength of lights movement. Past the event horizon, gravity becomes infinite in all directions because the very energy around you exerts the black holes gravity on you from the strength of its gravity. Therefore, a point of what appears in 3 dimensions as infinite density must be acting as the singularity. What it likely is is some infinite quantity that exists normally in higher dimensions that exerts itself to a 3 dimensional observer as a “point of infinite density”. What that actually means, physicists have yet to be able to say.

[@scottydu81]

One of these days I will understand what the word “poggers” means and what the right context for its use is.

[@Sloimay]

Just realized that physics is just us reverse-engineering our universe o.O I really can't get that thought out of my head, I heard so many stories about how hard it is to reverse-engineer stuff.. So reverse-engineering the whole universe??? Dang, humans are determined!

[@webinatic216]

Universe is reverse-engineering itself. What are we if not the conscious part of the universe

[@atesz7636]

X17 is the result of Hungary's will to get Transylvania back

[@kevinboros7427]

They lost so many territories because they were oppressing minorities, why would they fix themselves on Transylvania specifically?

[@panagiotismagos3649]

@@kevinboros7427 Because it still has a significant Hungarian population

[@kevinboros7427]

@@panagiotismagos3649 Transylvania is still only 18% Hungarian, with the majority of them being concentrated in the region of Székeyföld. There are also a lot of Hungarians in northern Serbia and Southern Slovakia yet everyone still talks about Transylvania.

[@kevinboros7427]

@Souven Tudu Not in the north, but in Székelyföld. Which is in the heart of Romania. Everywhere in Transylvania, except for the south-east, Hungarians are a minority(when talking about counties).

[@howinsulting9647]

Is the Hungary so rich that they can afford new people? Last time I checked, you can buy houses for 20k euros in East Hungary. Plus they also have a leader for life, some kind of putin...

[@blauwbeer556]

I really enjoyed this episode because of the humor, I needed that today

[@rafa9596]

Maybe the real force are the friends that we made all the way

[@no_special_person]

I hope u get a pinned comment

[@tln_greks2896]

Yes

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Forçe

[@Mr_Ths]

:))

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Stfu

[@hydrogen5624]

2:58 Correction - the momentum of a photon is proportional to it's energy meaning it depends on frequency not speed. All photons would have the same momentum if it was just m×v.

[@superexponent]

He's gonna come for you first when he conquers the world 😳

[@dillonyoung5502]

Whats the correct equation?

[@shiooo1662]

@@dillonyoung5502 i don't know much about this shit but from what i can remember there is this one equation E=mv. v= speed where E=hn. here n=frequency So we get hn =mv Here h is planks constant. And i think constants remain same for every particles. Photon has no mass i think and h is a constant so... Velocity of a photon=frequency.

[@shiooo1662]

Or was it v²? I don't really remember so check yourself for clearance

[@user-xg1jv4rw7e]

@@shiooo1662 E=hn is energy mv=momentum but for photons/sub atomic particles momentum=h/wavelength

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Not only the video is a masterpice. The comment sections as well is truly beautiful

[@gissanchi7020]

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[@Phoenix-jd4yf]

this one was actually exciting, taking it with a grain of salt, a 5th force sounds exciting like it could reveal some cool things that lead to other cool things that lead to some revolutionary technology.

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@@Phoenix-jd4yf and some other cool things

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Hello everyone. This is _your_ Daily Dose of Existential Dread.

[@Phoenix-jd4yf]

@@1221-o7e but don't forget the other cool things.

[@1221-o7e]

@@Phoenix-jd4yf yes of course the other cool things!

[@p7sx514]

Shoutout to all the Hungarians watching this video. Legyen szép napod! :D

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Szia uram

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Viszont :D

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Viszont ^^

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I feel like I’ve learnt everything and nothing at the same time

[@Srae17]

Superposition quantum physics nblah blah blah. In the other universe you did. At the other universe u didnt.

[@zeiccia]

@@Srae17 Multiple timelines theory is kinda stupid

[@Vajrapani108]

@@zeiccia it's the only thing that makes sense when dealing with probability, ie believing that the wavelength collapses when it interacts (thus proving its existence) to anything other than itself. And when you realize that such interaction occurs at the smallest unit of time, which is infinitely small, the object in question would have it's wavelength collapse in a infinite amount of way in infinite types. It's better than believing that the universe doesn't exists if we don't observe it(and somehow saying that only interaction with photons causes the function to collapse). You can't get rid of the probability, we are too ahead down the road for that

[@zeiccia]

@@Vajrapani108 limited understanding of reality comes from a limited perspective of space AND time, its not a "oh infinite timelines" that makes no fucking sense, if you have infinite somewhere in physics you are most probably doing something wrong.

[@Vajrapani108]

@@zeiccia The universe is under no obligation to make any sense to you. singularity is infinite, so what will you say of that? Off course it's highly Probable that theory of relativity is incomplete, but there is high chance that the domain of black hole transends our 3 dimensional prespective, making it virtually impossible for us to make any understandable observations. Thus infinite universe, which would exist in 5th dimension, is too under no obligation to abide by the laws of 3rd dimensional physics

[@dudus6566]

that puzzle part at the end, man... better ending than interstellar

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Bruh, the sponsor transition was one of the smoothest thing I've ever seen

[@atha6632]

I like how in this video he talks about the general fundamental forces and really smart stuff and in a previous one he just says everything is an hallucination and doesnt apply to logic

[@ChineduOpara]

Why not both 😁

[@atha6632]

@@ChineduOpara Well at this point life itself has no meaning sooo

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[@Kazuma11290]

I love metaphors, and that puzzle bit at the end really hit hard.

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AI: **makes a video** Me: "I don't know what he's talking about, but it sounds really smart"

[@tehufn]

It's a boson.

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@@tehufn a mysterious boson that may or may not exist at that.

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Do I exist?

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@@popeyedesailorman5225 What kind of question is that? Of course you don't.

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@@azathoththeprimalchaos2289 lmao i was not expecting that

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0:32 I was so exited to hear Vsauce2’s “WRONG!”

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Right!

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I think it's just as good. But I'm not super picky with robotic voices anyway.

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*Chants "Old Voice Back, Old Voice Back"

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YES! I liked the old voice a lot, gave a less boring tone, made me listen and pay attention more

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Yuuuup. To be entirely honest the memey sounding robot voice was kind of the charm of this channel. Sure, the content is good, but c'mon, it ain't the same if it don't come with the funky robot noises.

[@harrypotter5460]

I was expecting a video on the muon g-2 value, but this is great too

[@samjonna9488]

Right?!? Even as a footnote, talking about what -could- be that force seems to at least test some puzzle pieces together.

[@joshmnky]

Yeah, really surprised. CERN had some earlier results that G-2 confirmed as well. I wonder if that's in line with this experiment, or we're looking at 6 fundamental forces, lol.

[@joaomarcos7041]

That end was so maginificent

[@Banydian]

I've seen a loooot of videos explaining that muon G2 but this is the most complete and easy to understand, actually I finally understood why it is categorized as a 5th force.

[@harrypotter5460]

The X17 particle might not have anything to do with the muon g-2 value. If unrelated, this could mean 6 fundamental forces. Afaik there’s no evidence connecting the X17 particle to the muon g-2 value yet.

[@Banydian]

@@harrypotter5460 Wait what, I thought this was about the same, so it is six!, something off here then, and neither in this experiment nor the G2 one they found a fundamental force

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@@Banydian Neither has reached scientific consensus yet, although the muon g-2 is coming close.

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I'm living for these subtle jokes like the "you spin me right round" one

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This video was so well done. Maybe it’s because I have a background in physics, but I thought your explanation was so in-depth and entertaining at the same time

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PERFECT MUSIC AGAIN

[@mitab1]

Gravity, Electromagnetism, Weak and strong nuclear, long ago the 4 forces lived together in hormany, but everything changed when the 5th force attacked.

[@DreckbobBratpfanne]

That puzzle image at the end is... a very cool and strong metaphor

[@abyssawalker]

Kinda surprised he didn't make any Google/Facebook joke at 0:41

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Me before watching: Don't tell me they found out the truth about Queen Elizabeth Edit: They don't know yet...

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Cringe

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sometimes I do, sometimes I don't

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Greetings from Hungary! I am truely happy to see my little country in this video :D

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If you are Hungary, eat something

[@matemirkoczki1451]

@@maggs131 Duh.. -.-"

[@Xiad5]

I don't get one thing 2:33 photon got converted into electron and positron a massless particle got converted into two particles with mass where does that mass come from (like from enery of photon got converted into mass e=mc^2) so this means momentum of two particles combined should be less than that of photon? and what is the meaning of virtual photon¿

[@audaudin6592]

I have no clue but virtual photons are photons that has a limited life span unlike regular photons.

[@MineK_FG]

Convert electron/positron mass and momentum into energy, then you get the needed photon frequency.

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4:30 why is that picture so god damn funny

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4:36 you spin me right round baby

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4:33 Lesson 4 Johnny. The golden ratio

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The universe is nothing more than a jojoreference

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@@JoeElJalapeno1810 Always has been

[@Thomaster9999]

Small detail but the quote at 00:32 is actually misttributed to Lord Kelvin. A statement of the sort was actually expressed by Michelson.

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Are you a physics teacher irl? (Big fan I've been subbed to you since I was like 16) I'm 19

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He had an instagram reveal once

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Wow....... that's like forever

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You explain things so well in such a short amount of time. Plus you're really funny.

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I hope way more research goes into this

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1:54 I'm Hungarian, and I was crying laughing. X'D

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Same

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I love the new voice, but the one thing I miss is the iconic “hello mortals” in the robotic voice.

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What about the start up sound

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Damn your voice has updated. You are getting powerful

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another good video from our favorite AI

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Thanks AI Your voice is sounding more human

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lil thingz like the music intensifying with the word "spin" are the ones that really make me smile haha :D I love that attention to detail ❤️😛

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7:33 completing the puzzle softly* dont

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damn the last line is always sooo good

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I 0.5 the speed sometimes

[@Refty]

I hypothesized a 5th fundamental force being the source of dark matter as a teen. I had no friends, so I spent a lot of time reading about random things on the internet. Eventually I came across the standard model and thought, "hey what if the gravity that implies the existence of dark matter is actually just another fundamental force that is weak enough it can only be noticed on objects as massive as galaxies, similar to how you wouldn't notice gravity between two grains of sand but can notice them with planets, thus accounting for the attraction between massive objects" I didn't know anyone else thought of the possibility until I watched this video since I was too lazy to look it up before I convinced myself it was stupid since I am not an expert.

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Scientists are trying to make rockets as fast as me when I click a sciencephile notification. They still got ways to go.

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Bruh you look pretty slow (joke)

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Is it me or is his voice becoming more and more normal the more videos he makes seriously listen to his first few videos and then listen to this

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He made a video explaining why he made the switch

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Köszönöm

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Ez így van

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[@The_Canonical_Ensemble]

Lord Kelvin never said that there was nothing new to be discovered in physics. That quote is a paraphrase of Albert A. Michelson. On the contrary, Lord Kelvin pointed out areas in physics that would come to see revolutions. "Never trust quotes you see on the internet" - Albert Einstein

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"7 minutes ago" mission completed.

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[@AnointedbytheLord]

Where the original voice at?? Oh...

[@defyphysics2955]

Can you talk about the muon g-2 experiment in your next video? It is as exciting as X17, maybe the muon g-2 experiment indicates new physics!

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"May the force be with You... Also the fifth force too" - Obi-wan Kenobi

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You explained that outstandingly

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Aye fantastic video and great info but I miss how funny usually are :( Edit: never mind you cracked a few jokes at the end

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I figure you were in my suggested videos long enough for me to subscribe.

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Last time I was this early AI wasnt giviving Existential crisis

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Start of the day with news that there may be new science and I have to study more is great 😭😭😭

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0:17 ^ ͜ ^ bruh!!!

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4:36 SPIN *You spin me right round starts playing*

[@dougduffy3484]

Look I've only just gotten to grips with the first 4 now you spring another on me

[@velvett686]

science is like a puzzle as you said, but a puzzle that you knocked all the pieces onto the ground and they went everywhere.

[@cvrnda2571]

Still waiting for The power of friendship to be found

[@thetimelords911]

What text to speech program are you using? It's so life like.

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magyar gang

[@rileyfisher3128]

At about 3:50, eV are a measure of energy and not mass, no?

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I love how "childish" and yet education this is, I can't stop watching

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4:36 love that song

[@Nightwalk444]

Love the Megadeth album cover in the background.

[@motazfawzi2504]

4:30 This photo is terrifying.

[@medexamtoolscom]

A photon CAN'T turn into a particle-antiparticle pair. That would definitely violate conservation of momentum or energy or both. What actually has happened, is it has run into another photon, and the 2 of them become a particle-antiparticle pair. Remember that any 2 photons that hit each other, regardless of their frequency, there exists SOME reference frame at which they are of the same frequency and moving in exactly the opposite direction. And they can then form a particle-antiparticle pair because that is just the time reversal of matter and antimatter annihilating and producing 2 gamma rays in opposite directions. That is also what determines the angle of the particle and antiparticle relative to each other, they are traveling in exactly opposite directions in the reference frame for which the 2 photons that interacted were of equal and opposite momentum (the same frequency and opposite directions). The other mystery is simply where that other photon came from.

[@audaudin6592]

E=mc2. Energy can be converted to mass and vice versa

[@danielcreatd872]

It's a virtual photon. I'm not an expert but that might be related.

[@dingkelschmit8113]

I hope we never run out of things to learn!

[@unaidhoore4031]

Oops forgot to put on recommendations, love the channel

[@Ironjagg]

2:07 super collider hah ! \m/

[@ayanami9340]

I feel proud to be a Hungarian

[@Capybaraenthusiast1]

“Relatively big speed” is the most scientific term I’ve ever heard

[@JohnCena8351]

0:08 as a Dogecoin investor I highly appretiate this.

[@kguile7832]

See, everyone's talking about existential dread and all, but I'm just wondering why all of the askreddit videos haven't went and bought a coffee even somewhat close to this guy's.