Breaking barriers with quantum physics | Dr. Shohini Ghose | TEDxNickelCity

[@oeu3669]

She is absolutely BRILLIANT. She broke down such complex theory in a personable, exciting and very clearly passionate way! Heck I wanna Rudy quantum physics now!! AWESOME!!!

[@otorishingen8600]

the more we know the more we know we know nothing - the universe is an endless trip

[@Dan-tv1sm]

It's the journey that is more interesting and informative than the destination.

[@aidenconnor2126]

"You are the universe, experiencing itself" - alan watts Also, trying to understand ourselves. But nothing wrong with that. It's fun.

[@georgiannamartin4883]

Wow! What a great talk. Well spoken and explained. Proud to have gone to school with such an amazing physicist!

[@hg2.]

"Go quantum physics!" She gets my vote for Miss Quantum Universe.

[@dreia2405]

wtf LOL

[@Unexpectedthings007]

Wtf man?

[@soulnurse3833]

love!

[@MichaelAlexander1967]

TEDx Talks are given to allow the speaker a public speaking platform to share information that they deem important & that has the potential to inspire an audience & perhaps even move the audience to action. It is about sharing & spreading awesome ideas. I believe that this very successful scientist has accomplished just that. So, Dr. Ghose, thank you for your great contribution to science & the world in which we live. You are: smart, articulate, informative & quite inspiring! Much love, joy & peace to both you & the audience. I also thank God for quantum tunnelling & entanglement.

[@AmnaEjazJuttAnnonymous]

All goes good. I am Language expert and I keep relating your views to the domain of language and how quantum physics works on language and our mental blocks. It's mind blowing and the words are magical.

[@neilfleck2330]

Machine head,a metal band have a record 'block'...

[@oficinadeturismo1679]

Never heard about this @AmnaEjazJuttAnnonymous , where do I can find more information please?

[@AmnaEjazJuttAnnonymous]

@@oficinadeturismo1679 we can discuss that concept.

[@DrSRanjanMBBSAcupuncturist]

7:15 Fundamental Laws of Nature are accessible to everybody. 7:45 Quantum Physics. Studying World of individual atom, through laser light. University of Arizona. 10:00 Quantum Tunneling: crossing barrier/wall straight through 12:00 Reason of Life on Earth: Quantum particles from sun can walk through wall 12:24 We are just scratching the surface. Quantum Tunneling is just one Quantum phenomenon. Quantum particle can connect irrespective of the difference=Quantum Entanglement. We need to question Fundamental nature of Reality. Quantum Computer. Teleportation. New way to think about barrier & connections. Encoded mystery in Nature. 'I don't know.' That Excite a true scientist.

[@AnuragSingh-vq3rc]

wao ! She is amazing , proud to see an indian girl making such a great impact on everyone worldwide .

[@m2pozad]

@Sunny Girl Where she calls home could not be more irrelevant. More relevant is, she is yet another physicist politicizing science. The historically timid female is explained by a current day political 'you-go-girl' female as having become quantum tunnelers of male chauvinism.

[@m2pozad]

@Sunny Girl We must all be in support throttling endless politicization, especially of science. In Girl-world, there are no barriers. We get it. Just as there are no barriers in Quantum World, as presented here. In the real world however, female timidity constructed its own boundaries, for reasons of the time, which cannot be clearly revisited. As for me, I support female acknowledgement of their timidity having been a determining factor in limiting their roles of historic merit, rather than faulting Harvard (or a patriarchy fairy tale) for not readily knowing what to do with the only female physicist it had ever seen. So yes, women's boundaries unwittingly came with barriers, which, the more lesbionic of women would eventually violently attack. While shaming women out of their homes. Progress...?

[@m2pozad]

@Sunny Girl The Stay at Home moms vs. Working moms battle continues. Only it is complex, with both poor mothers and rich mothers being able to stay at home. For example- Good looking women with advanced degrees, who marry big money husbands have no shame being 'housewives', because they have transcended the maligned traditional family, of powerlessness and being second class, the labels feminists used in the 70's to disconnect women from husbands, in favor of workplace bosses. Chief lesbionic of the time... Gloria Steinem and Ms. Magazine. Then came Oprah... not married, no kids, billionaire. Bye-bye white nuclear family, family neighborhoods and any sense of cohesive American culture. All possible through the suggestibility of timid, hetero, white women. And don't forget about Metoo. More endless timidity, in shame based silence. Female timidity is the enemy. Own it. It can be dealt with. Ah, the future feels brighter already! Quantum timidity, might explain it all.

[@gman6170]

This wonderful scientist has pitched her talk for the purpose of bringing greater understanding of her chosen science field to the masses. Those who are criticising that she's too basic or "heard it all before" just want to show off that they have studied at a graduate level and thus turn their nose up at her lecture. Just jealous that she's made such an eloquent speech that covers in broad terms a vast subject in 15 minutes. If you can do the same point me in the way of your Ted Talk please otherwise ssshhhhh!!

[@alcinnovations]

Such difficult concepts so beautifully explained. Really proud of this Indian woman.

[@fitnesspoint2006]

+Sameer Pai Really dude so you now understand quantum tunneling and entanglement? You must know more than Richard Feynman because even he did not fully understand quantum mechanics.

[@alcinnovations]

fitnesspoint2006 Hilarious! So that's the conclusion you jumped to from my comment? You somehow construed from my one liner comment that I now claim to "fully understand quantum mechanics"...?? Really, Dude?? Excuse the pun, but that's a "quantum leap" of stupidity on your part.

[@fitnesspoint2006]

Listen brown boy go eat you stinking curry. Oh, sorry "excuse the pun" little brown boy who resorts to name calling.

[@alcinnovations]

fitnesspoint2006 I was just about to actually - dinner time. And yes, you're excused.

[@Drmayur1210]

+Sameer Pai fuck him,get high and think quantum.He's a troll anyways.

[@benlaing360]

Wow so many hateful comments! I enjoyed the talk, clear concise and enthusiastic.

[@3_up_moon]

Trajan Augustus because you don't treat the oppressor and the oppressed in the same ways. Entitlement and privileges come at a certain price, like...no one feeling sorry for you.

[@rakeshkayasth6684]

Im from Surat Gujarat. Having Deep Interest in quantum Physics - U R a Great Lady - So many award winner ! God Bless you !

[@deanna5612]

I'm not schooled in quantum physics however she is amazing and explains it so eloquently.

[@freespirit4444]

U are such a rockstar!👑 Congratulations on being the 1st woman to get a PHD in your family🎉🎊🧨👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 What an informative & educational talk💎 Make us proud Sis!🌻💚

[@muthuannamalai8484]

Nice explanation of astro spectrography, Frauhofer lines and deductive logic of science Dr. Ghose. I hope many more women are inspired to take up this journey. We cannot have half the sky missing in this human pursuit of excellence!

[@leiyafox9521]

Or half the world.

[@deepamankani9971]

Dude please use some simple language...I could not understand half that comment (no offense though)

[@yangene]

very articulate!

[@carlosalexandreFAT]

Ramanujan number: 1,729 Earth's equatorial radius: 6,378 km. Golden number: 1.61803... • (1,729 x 6,378 x (10^-3)) ^1.61803 x (10^-3) = 3,474.18 Moon's diameter: 3,474 km. Ramanujan number: 1,729 Speed of light: 299,792,458 m/s Earth's Equatorial Diameter: 12,756 km. Earth's Equatorial Radius: 6,378 km. • (1,729 x 299,792,458) / 12,756 / 6,378) = 6,371 Earth's average radius: 6,371 km. The Cubit The cubit = Pi - phi^2 = 0.5236 Lunar distance: 384,400 km. (0.5236 x (10^6) - 384,400) x 10 = 1,392,000 Sun´s diameter: 1,392,000 km. Higgs Boson: 125.35 (GeV) Phi: 1.61803... (125.35 x (10^-1) - 1.61803) x (10^3) = 10,916.97 Circumference of the Moon: 10,916 km. Golden number: 1.618 Golden Angle: 137.5 Earth's equatorial radius: 6,378 Universal Gravitation G = 6.67 x 10^-11 N.m^2/kg^2. (((1.618 ^137.5) / 6,378) / 6.67) x (10^-20) = 12,756.62 Earth’s equatorial diameter: 12,756 km. The Euler Number is approximately: 2.71828... Newton’s law of gravitation: G = 6.67 x 10^-11 N.m^2/kg^2. Golden number: 1.618ɸ (2.71828 ^ 6.67) x 1.618 x 10 = 12,756.23 Earth’s equatorial diameter: 12,756 km. Planck’s constant: 6.63 × 10-34 m2 kg. Circumference of the Moon: 10,916. Gold equation: 1,618 ɸ (((6.63 ^ (10,916 x 10^-4 )) x 1.618 x (10^3)= 12,756.82 Earth’s equatorial diameter: 12,756 km. Planck's temperature: 1.41679 x 10^32 Kelvin. Newton’s law of gravitation: G = 6.67 x 10^-11 N.m^2/kg^2. Speed of Sound: 340.29 m/s (1.41679 ^ 6.67) x 340.29 - 1 = 3,474.81 Moon's diameter:: 3,474 km. Cosmic microwave background radiation 2.725 kelvins ,160.4 GHz, Pi: 3.14 Earth's polar radius: 6,357 km. ((2,725 x 160.4) / 3.14 x (10^4) - (6,357 x 10^-3) = 1,392,000 The diameter of the Sun: 1,392,000 km. Orion: The Connection between Heaven and Earth eBook Kindle

[@manishshaw7227]

proud to be an Indian and a lots of love to these sister ☺️☺️

[@positivityplace]

yeah she is a nerd

[@j-4691]

I enjoy learning anything in QUANTUM MECHANICS & PHYSICS. 👍🏼👁🗣💥🌎

[@avijitmajumdar9274]

Who doesnt??

[@mrs.elitenugz8491]

Yesssss!🙌💯💥

[@SubhodeepSarkar]

A lot of mindless negative comment here but this is a really good video. In just fifteen minutes it gives a really broad overview of why quantum mechanics is such a big deal and a little bit of astrophysics! The talk is probably aimed at high school students or people without any background in advance physics. It's a pity she didn't talk more about her work with cesium atoms (probably she didn't want to get too technical). And it's perfectly alright for her to talk about Cecilia Payne Gaposchkin (I find it baffling that she isn't held in the same high regard as (say) Marie Curie by the general public!). Moreover, it's her talk and she is free to talk about what motivated her as a student. And she barely spent one minute talk about it. There's no need to dismiss her as a feminist!

[@manzarekcode87]

Subhodeep Sarkar agree bro, peace ✌🏼

[@farjanajamal8802]

Subhodeep Sarkar this is exactly what i was about to say.

[@malaramulan5182]

Ignore mindless comments consider as micro brain or default products.

[@dougg1075]

People

[@DatAsuna]

Subhodeep Sarkar mindless comments are indicative of people unmoved by any opposing or inconvenient message. Simply put, a comment like this would go over their head as easily as the talk itself.

[@onefootwild]

That's such a cool & creative dialogue on QM.. thank you Dr Gosh! Richard Feynman would be proud too!

[@shilpabhandari8713]

"And we are just scratching the surface...." Mind=Blown :D

[@ronnieatiq7289]

She is amazing, we need more woman in science.

[@spped2fast654]

+Ronnie Atiq That's some shitty logic.

[@mandarrane1985]

+spped2fast hahaha.... Ronnie got a crush on that lady...

[@spped2fast654]

Mandar Rane Girls can do no wrong, guy!

[@mandarrane1985]

I know dear :)

[@mandarrane1985]

But i must say the lady in the video has got beauty with brains :)

[@GetElevatedWithMe]

Wow this is literally life changing thank you

[@onaturalia]

My brain is expanded and entangled. What an amazing and enlightening discussion.

[@wildone106]

Doesn't really start till 8:51

[@shahfaisal3923]

Huge round of applause needed @ 6:39

[@glenmeyer3871]

Aside from finding her very attractive, her mind has made her excellent scientist and speaker. Her looks had nothing to do with why I watched her and listened to her presentation. Looks fade but her mind will always make her beautiful.

[@ManuManu-ty7xu]

Explanation was spot on

[@Bronzebk]

Hervorragende Präsentation Deckung der Grundlagen

[@wordday6294]

she is incredible . the way she explains are very calm and makes us enthusiastic...

[@alexandrabaylon899]

Ilove the way she explained it.😍

[@handenenting1591]

Nice Talk. The great thing is that nothing is really secret, but only needs to be discovered if we look and think carefully

[@SherSingh-mk9th]

That was so beautiful, so wonderfully explained. I really enjoyed the talk and it has initiated an interest in me to explore Quantum Physics myself. Thank you!

[@jtarrats100]

Love this Science videos really gives a great insight on our knowledge of our universe.

[@kalyanipatel9088]

Salute to Honorable Celia Payne for all her efforts, determinations and achievements in following her dreams, back when it was harder for women to get into Astrophysics. Salute to Dr Shohini Ghose and all such brilliant minds that are studying and expanding knowledge of Quantum Physics.

[@quantised1703]

Quantum tunnelling wonderfully explained with animation..thank you..

[@SujitChakravartiConsultant]

Short, simple and easily understandable Q Physics. Kudos......!

[@jaichauhan4589]

What a explaination i impressed ..

[@casst346]

Great Speaker..Very Passionate! Thanks for Sharing!

[@sanketjain8633]

Must say , An Amazing Demo of the Power that Quantum Physics holds within it !!!!

[@cloustonenergy]

I posted this video at Linked In at the groups Spacecraft Architecture and Engineering as well as Theoretical Physics groups. Thank you, I am connecting the dots.

[@gauravshah4857]

could someone please breakdown how exactly the tunneling happens.

[@PaulMarostica]

I enjoyed the 1st part of this well presented seminar. But I’m very confused about what the moving colours on the sphere represent. When the sphere is 1st introduced, the varying colour is explained as representing the varying probability of the position of the shadow of an atom in laser light, somehow projected on the surface of a sphere. The probability varies in position and in time, and passes through some barrier. Then the varying colour is re-explained as a moving atom tunnelling through a barrier. It can not be both a time varying probability of position and a moving atom. And a barrier which is no barrier, is no barrier. And, for example, shadows of objects can pass through each other as the objects pass by each other. Dr. Shohini Ghose, what, exactly, is the varying colour?

[@methuselah72]

I don't get some of the comments. Firstly some guys say I love her or she has beautiful hair. Other guys criticise her for not making the talk so complicated the ordinary woman or man can understand it. SomeTed talks are just there to pass information to the members of the general public like myself. It doesn't have to be rocket science to be interesting. I have a better understanding of quantum physics than I did before a he spoke. Thank you.

[@gurmukhghuldu]

Absolutely brilliant explanation. Thrilling experience swing presentation. Hats off. Keep the good work . Cheers🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@kanthanyapraneedkul7387]

omg, She was amazing

[@alone-tt8dg6ic6f]

Universe very generously has left us clues all around us and we humans get to be nature's detectives...by Dr. Shohine Ghose, the quantum physicist......what an expression!! I love it. ..Bmk

[@merladyneptune3908]

Love this talk! Very clear, concise and spoken from the heart. Intellectual & well articulated information. Well done Dr Shohinee, wishing you great success & keep rocking 💐💐💐👌👌

[@abhishekgupta6049]

Suddenly i am interest in quantam physics . Thanks to this amazing talk by thus amazing person for instilling that interest.😇

[@enlongchiou]

Barriers is between E = ch/L = h*f of QM and ch = c*(m*c*L) = g*(2.67*10^-8)^2 of GR.

[@larsvonrinpoche1229]

Your comment means nothing.. hence 4 years later and I'm the only one. Nice try sounding intelligent. Stay quiet next time

[@RenataJensen]

Thank you Dr. Ghose, I have seen many speeches, you are a brilliants sample of a human female specie. Congratulations.

[@varunemani]

WHAAAAAATTT????????????????

[@harrystertube]

Female specie .. lol

[@danieldaniel987]

lol

[@Unboundedominion]

Nice video. Just sharing: It is a dream for me to become a physicist. It cool to know quantum mechanic break down barriers for social norm and convention. I often thought how cool QM can bring people to a discussion on it.

[@halie8386]

You are a physicist! Happy for your journey! Rock on.

[@kurtnow]

Inspirador! Por isso adoro Física! Obrigado Dr Chose!

[@BBBrasil]

"I don't Know. And that is the most exciting part." That's science for you, creationists.

[@christopherchalfant]

+Marc Abelha that's science as it's ideal, but unfortunately lots of scientific research is dictated by the powers 'above' in institutions along with existing paradigms driven by egoistic image attainment and comfort (e.g. look good on your CV). Playing a game with ourselves to see who's idea wins through self-confirming research (bias is seemingly inevitable, especially if we take it to a subconscious or institutional level - please don't get me wrong, science is great). Physics may be the most scientific of the sciences and the physicists I know seem to be the most humble of the scientists (at least from my experience, and i'm sure there are plenty of humble non-physicists; and physicists are also subject to accidental entrapment in a non-cohesive, incomplete, view of things - only part of the equation [literally and figuratively]). Maybe because they are not so restricted on understanding what reality, "really is." Their minds have already been baffled by the weirdness of our 'objective' understanding of tangible and intangible physicality; pursuing to know how it works to the extent that we can understand it at the time. Introspection is essential, systematic observation of everyday experience. The experience of this, through filters of perception. On a physical level, what is You, and what is I? What is light? What is the Essence? Are you sure? How do you know? What does that mean for us as a 'human organism'? How do we define the limitations/capabilities of what a human is? Should we?

[@BBBrasil]

Your point?

[@Maxander2001]

+Marc Abelha Creationists seem to think they know something, in my experience. I don't know, is honesty. That is not something religious people can have too much of. If so, they will no longer remain religious, I suspect.

[@BBBrasil]

***** There are people out there in the outskirts of science and religious limbo, people that still like to hear from science. My point is to remind people that science is about going out asking, and not spoon-fed truth from creationists pseudo-science.

[@BBBrasil]

***** Shortsightedness is ok when you are aware you have it. Serendipity is there to remind us that we humans are all shortsighted. Abrahamic religions and god were invented by man, and provide all the answers. Shortsightedness? Humility? Oh, the divine irony. But please, by all means, let the wars for the one true faith continue, Islamists and Jews, Catholics and Protestants, Sunnis and Shiis, Islamists and Hindus (why not?), Christians and Islamists... Someone has to be right, right? Someone has to have the true sight. After all, religions can see past the shortsightedness of man.

[@dominicselvarajoo8324]

I learn from all TED Conference and it is presented in a understandable manner.Congratulations to the speakers.

[@jasonholloway3139]

what kind of barrier can they put in between where the atom is and can be

[@popeopera]

an imaginary one...

[@paulandlesson]

You are completely awesome!

[@marinamilner-bolotin6086]

Well done Shohini! We all are proud of you:)

[@ArunKumar-mn6hb]

What is the barrier made up of? How is location of the barrier fixed?

[@sparshjoshi1719]

You can ask her by what's called E-mail.

[@ravitheja012345]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coulomb_barrier she's talking about coulomb barrier

[@SABERINWOLF]

Speed of light

[@naimulhaq9626]

Does QM confirm 'effect precedes cause'?

[@erp_consultancy]

This is an awesome video. Loved it. She explains the magnificence of Quantum Physics in very simple words.

[@MYNDCREATION]

4:42 amazing

[@Sams_Uncle]

Speechless, the way you explained, just wow👍👍

[@prathameshsawant5574]

what is that barrier made of?

[@ravitheja012345]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coulomb_barrier she's talking about coulomb barrier

[@galesx95]

Does anyone know what's the name of the process they use to see the atom's probability wave?

[@albertrogers8537]

Well, in general it's called mapping the Schrödinger equation. There's a device, or class of devices, called the quantum tunneling microscope. How you make movies with it I do not know.

[@taqqiraja2722]

way to go girl!you did an amazing job.I dont understand why people take tiny defects in someone and try to make them large....

[@nicksantus5307]

Oh if only we had a physics teacher like this Dr Shohini Ghose Brains and Beauty excellent talk

[@phy29]

Sa fait quoi si on fait l'effet tunel dans deux sens avec deux particule de polaritee opposee en meme temps .....

[@phy29]

Sa doit faire une particule fusionee stable....

[@gurudatta7778]

actually video starts from 14:00

[@YashMRSawant]

Laws of physics that governed our computational power to think and react to some input are very much outcome from the quantum world. Wholly understanding of the quantum world is the key to the future AI.

[@quinto190]

great talk!

[@txlish]

Was Cecilia part of Hubble team or his behalf doing the science?

[@AlexTrusk91]

but what was this barrier made of?

[@factsverse9957]

In Indonesia, with its newest curriculum, Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle is taught in 12th grade.

[@riteshmahajan5209]

I am completely blown away with what the future holds for us .. TELEPORTATION.. man what will happen to the automobile industry :)

[@lesilagrace825]

Thank you for your very clear and fantastic presentation. Congratulations, Proud of you, you are like a laser beam. Thanks for sharing about Profesor Paine.

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

Could we have a logic understanding of quantum mechanics if we explained it as an emergent interactive process unfolding photon by photon? This idea is based on: (E=ˠM˳C²)∞ with energy ∆E equals mass ∆M linked to the Lorentz contraction ˠ of space and time. The Lorentz contraction ˠ represents the time dilation of Einstein’s Theory of Relativity. We have energy ∆E slowing the rate that time ∆t flows as a universal process of energy exchange or continuous creation. Mass will increase relative to this process with gravity being a secondary force to the electromagnetic force. The c² represents the speed of light c radiating out in a sphere 4π of EMR from its radius forming a square c² of probability. We have to square the probability of the wave-function Ψ because the area of the sphere is equal to the square of the radius of the sphere multiplied by 4π. This simple geometrical process forms the probability and uncertainty of everyday life and at the smallest scale of the process is represented mathematically by Heisenberg’s Uncertainty Principle ∆×∆pᵪ≥h/4π. In such a theory we have an emergent future unfolding photon by photon with the movement of charge and flow of EM fields. This gives us a geometrical reason for positive and negative charge with a concaved inner surface for negative charge and a convexed outer surface for positive charge. The brackets in the equation (E=ˠM˳C²)∞ represent a dynamic boundary condition of an individual reference frame with an Arrow of Time or time line for each frame of reference. The infinity ∞ symbol represents an infinite number of dynamic interactive reference frames that are continuously coming in and out of existence.

[@macbuff81]

absorption lines. Brian Cox had a beautiful documentary about this. Very nice to hear about this first acknowledged female astronomer. It's important that we celebrate such people. Would quantum entanglement allow for FTL communication and travel?

[@obsidianjane2267]

Because they are female? Quantum entanglement does not allow FTL information transmission unless you can move the entangled particles/medium at FTL. Contray to popular myth, entanglement does not magically change properties at a distance.

[@blazinyou33]

Im in love !!!

[@mittenface]

She is awesome.

[@sitahgalaxie]

thank you lady, you explained it so well.

[@damnstuffdoodle]

Just watched this today, may 10 and I found out Cecilia Payne was born in May 10 of 1900. I’m definetly reading more about her.

[@petergahlert3942]

" The Secret of Light " Dr. Walter Russell

[@VitruvianVision]

I thought I had seen discrimination at work in business. Then I realized art was even worse. Now that I am studying technology I realize I havent seen the worst yet. If guys would stop telling us were stupid all along the path then maybe women could finally study tech or any mint field without inhibitions.

[@marieclaire1662]

Think in 4D, 5D, 33D and Beyond the Beyond...

[@mariumahmed4567]

Beautifully explained ❤️❤️

[@abhishekchakraborty8415]

Thank you so much for explaining in layman terms.

[@sudhansuranjanmohapatra6429]

Fascinating insights

[@mazmo2005]

Thank you

[@santanusc1]

Wonderful explanation of the smallest things in nature. Thank you.

[@Holisticdog]

Awesome talk, thank you so much for sharing!

[@fakhryel-huseini6329]

I got Stroke on 2008 on LMCA dissecting effecting my speech now I still have a lot of disability like( Conductive Aphasia;anomie;missing worlds when I write a letter;lot of spilling errors; can’t read more that 7-9 warld ; getting tired... On top of this I got PTSD as a result of bullying harassment victimising me after 29 months of working as anesthetist 60 hour a week, I am asking for compensation for their victimising & falsely accused me that I asked Nurses to tell ties that is why Trust refer me to GMC even before interviewing me if this allegation was right or wrong GMC were working with Trust over 7 years on September 2018 while I am suspended from work;Hospital are doing unfair dismissal asking if my disability is permanent or not? Trust are probing the doctors to so no not peremant...! Can You Adice me what to do ?( stroke happened while I was at work;Trust falsely put wrong date wrong diagnosis-heart attack!)

[@noahgraves65]

Yeah, she's a women and a scientist. Doesn't mean men are any worse at science and we need more women in the field. Plenty of male scientist at the time shes speaking of had the similar theories. Women can be whatever makes them happy.

[@Guide504]

interesting talk......Celia Payne absolute hero. can't help think though that quantum superposition manifests the now which is reconciled to the universe and causality through quantum entanglement.

[@superjit6190]

i m a physics enthusiastic student.i love physics .. but physicist now r good at predicting and observing phenomena about black holes or cosmic burst!!!!!!!!(lets say there r multiverse or parallel unverse we can't do anything) yes they ofcourse open up our knowledge and answers the mysteries of universe but they don't have any real life application or impact on society ...like string theory we cann't do anything with it . or particle physicist (is the particle zoo impacting our life )cant bring any impact in society . its like physicist live like in ivory tower.every1 jumps to string theory , particle physics or astrophysics etc.... its time for the brilliant genius mind to solve real life problems .majority of the physics grades go on to become theoritical physicist studing black holes which have no use in our life ..its time to solve 21st century problems so my appeal is please go to the experimental or applied physics .its time to focus on enginnering physics topics like quantum computing, optoelectronics, spintronics, optics ,superconductor ,laser, nanotechnology ???

[@bungalobill7941]

I played my triangle today. I played Zeppelin's Communication Breakdown on it. Dinga...Dinga...Dinga...Dinga...Ding...Ding...Ding

[@pillepalle3614]

Bungalo Bill blasphemy

[@watcher6935]

Can hydrogen atoms be pulled from something like concrete?

[@obsidianjane2267]

Sure why not. Concrete has a health percentage of H, in the water within in and any of the hydrated minerals of the cement and aggregate.

[@watcher6935]

Obsidian Jane , so in theory, with a big enough directed energy weapon you could make a building come straight down into dust?

[@obsidianjane2267]

@@watcher6935 I'm pretty sure it would explode first. More if you surround your building with a gas that has a greater affinity for H than the molecules of the structure, the hydrogen would slowly leech out and compromise the materials and down it would go eventually. Not as dramatic though.

[@stewartsavage1123]

Excellent presentation.Indian Women's voices are like Music to my Ears

[@d3daztripletek462]

interesting talk , do you think we will destroy ourselves without finding answers, don't you think we need to be more connected on a peaceful level before we mess with quantum physics? we can't even share what we have, love the ideas here, but the human condition needs to be our priority