Voyage into the world of atoms

[@huntsiespiderson1346]

If you zoom in on the quark, you can see the x in the mobile game add

[@ghtrtjshs]

And it will open google play anyway

[@soyjakchud]

@@ghtrtjshs Lol

[@koko65a18]

Bc it's a fake x dumbass Wait 3 seconds for the real x

[@neldanie]

Brilliant!

[@astronull8589]

Lmao

[@abeelon7704]

huge respect to the cameraman who has travelled into a quantum size

[@Gojo_Sensei69]

He is antman bro

[@youssefb.7406]

But also came back alive

[@Kaviranghari]

@@youssefb.7406 did he though?

[@WombatEater]

@@Kaviranghari newton's 69th law: all cameramen always survive

[@Kaviranghari]

@@WombatEater NICE RUBBISH TALK WAS I SUPPOSED TO LAUGH WELL I DID ONLY BEACUSE OF NEWTON AH AHA WHAT DID YOU THINK I WAS GONNA WRITE WELL ENOUGH OF JOKES BYE

[@wauhti6358]

Son: "My hands are clean!" Mom: "No, there's still dirt in there. *Points with finger to the precision of the atom*

[@mrshlmusic]

@Wasnovak Its only a joke

[@bluestar0209]

@@mrshlmusic he knows

[@yeshikenaf7622]

Also dirt has a molecular composition comprised of mostly humic acid which holds many atoms goofy

[@brunnomenxa]

@Wasnovak, Not only microbes are considered dirty. Also, he speaks of precision not literally pointing to an atom.

[@breadguyy]

IM THE THOUSANDTH LIKE

[@srijanpanicker5395]

Seriously amazing!!!! I appreciate the fact that they used orbitals to display position of electrons rather than using simple Bohr atomic model!👍☺️

[@benlittlewood3306]

And hybridised orbitals no less!

[@lackdejuranez7084]

@@benlittlewood3306 They were necessary because it's a bonded carbon, yeah but seriously this was so amazing!

[@magnomaxx2010]

It is great, big creation's miracle!

[@r.a.6459]

Probability function, not definite positions!!

[@luunars]

Yes because if they didn’t they’d be promoting an atomic model that was last considered up to date in 1932

[@StandardName562]

The crazy thing is the zoom from the orbitals to the proton. An atom is almost entirely empty space but everything consists of it.

[@Iesmi840]

Just like space

[@ajaykumarsingh702]

@@Iesmi840 Space is far more vast in comparison.

[@CosmicCustodian]

​@@Iesmi840 circles are the true shape, everything is made of teeny tiny little balls/spheres which in and of themselves posses the round quality.

[@Masteralien186]

No an Atom is NOT Empty space rather filled with an electron cloud

[@NotUwU-_-]

​@@Masteralien186electron cloud is probability of an electron to be there, which is mean still empty space

[@redskycinema24566]

I like how it went from biology to chemistry to physics

[@oofsper]

so true

[@ernestkhalimov748]

Zoom out and you get astrophysics😊

[@RobinAlbertsen]

everythng ends in physics

[@advchtube8208]

Now if only it will go further into mathematics and then into philosophy

[@MyNameIsMagnesium]

Physics is applied math, chemistry is applied physics, and biology is applied chemistry

[@justynpryce]

Love the subtle internal blue, red, and green coloring of the quarks!

[@nagualdesign]

Subtle? 🤔

[@When_will_I_find_love]

Could you please explain?

[@Larsykfz303]

@@thanasispapadopoulos7922 this is untrue, a proton has a charge of plus onem so the net charge is not 0., up +2/3, up +2/3 and down -1/3

[@Larsykfz303]

@@thanasispapadopoulos7922then im just dumb

[@channelname4331]

@@Larsykfz303 oh most definitely Me too

[@dolby360]

Now, that's a high resolution camera.

[@manuelcardoso7595]

Ikr

[@manuelcardoso7595]

Lol

[@wtfdarus]

Ikr

[@wtfdarus]

Lol

[@Kleepenheimer]

Ikr

[@kidnamedsolid3547]

Shoutout to the camera man who went right up into her hair

[@ghtrtjshs]

It's the zoom on new iphone 14

[@adityanagarkar4326]

bro he went straight up to the proton.... respect

[@Anonymous-zw8kx]

waiting for someone to get whooshed...

[@ghtrtjshs]

@@Anonymous-zw8kx r/WHOOOSH

[@Anonymous-zw8kx]

@@ghtrtjshs bruh

[@wlockuz4467]

This is mind boggling and the fact that we have observed these sub atomic particles with such precision and have gained so much knowledge about them is awe inspiring.

[@rkpyi8616]

You can't really see atom since its smaller than light lengthwave

[@wlockuz4467]

@@rkpyi8616 Yes thats why I used the term "observed" instead of "seen"

[@reguluscorneas3387]

@@wlockuz4467 exactly

[@Enthalpy--]

We have discovered less than 1% about sub atomic particles

[@liquidluck711]

Observation = registering something as significant. Are quarks significant? Do they truly exist or are they based off a set of theories turned into mainstream fact? Because the Truth makes all these talks of quarks and electron fields laughable...like a big joke or something like that....like a big lie to justify salaries and grants....

[@tzaidi2349]

Love that last trip from the orbitals to the nucleus!! Insane that were able to probe such scales.

[@fabiansackl6736]

How does this not have millions of views? It's breathtakingly amazing!

[@JanKwapis]

Don't worry, it will have millions of views soon. It's been only 3 years since this video was uploaded. Maybe some months or years from now it will be recommended again and other people will watch it. Also, some, who have already watched, will return here at some point and rewatch. I do that thing myself quite often when something is interesting or exceptionally funny.

[@gasparddetramasure632]

@@JanKwapis sorry to break it to you but it was uploaded over 4 years ago now

[@RamsulSG]

Now it has a million views! :D

[@julioperez-delgadojr2976]

Because 90% of humans are just interested in sports, famous people, politics, and the radio hogwash they call music. Im grateful we have some people leading our civilization 1000 fold for the rest of us and I regret that instead of honoring their day we get honoring music singers and artists which have contributed to absolutely nothing..

[@tatianatsivata7091]

1.6 million views

[@attilarischt2851]

I don't know why youtube suddenly recommended this to me, but I'm glad it did. I didn't know the CERN has its own youtube channel.

[@leciramaraya608]

Perfect example of perspective on particle physics. NEW SUB HERE👌👌👌

[@J.Wolf90]

I'm convinced that our entire universe is just a tiny atom sized spec of a much larger reality

[@shyamshah6656]

I like to think that too. Opens up a world of imaginations

[@shelltor2398]

I also imagine every quark having its own whole universe inside

[@waselu7578]

Convinced by what arguments? You should rather say that you BELIEVE, but you are not convinced

[@azmard4865]

@@shelltor2398 that is infinity for ya 💆😍

[@positron8359]

That would be so cool

[@MindGamer]

This is a masterpiece I finally knew what i was studying since childhood

[@Sudarsan4606]

They even showed the SP3 hybridised carbon orbitals with an arbitrarily high precision

[@vieh_zuchter4654]

Missed a great opportunity for a "To be continued" 1:58

[@Dineazly]

Huge respect to the company that produced this Camera which can even zoom into quantum size.

[@lalithadithya2281]

Wow from Biology to Chemistry Every science subject is important. Don't miss out on these.

[@Ed_Crumbs]

Got chills by the time it took to close gap between the electron orbitals and the nucleus

[@PotionsMaster666]

🔥🧊

[@Arcanefungus]

Nice presentation with one small flaw. Hair isnt composed of cells, the fibrils are continuosly produced by the follicles

[@marco.trevisan]

True. I was checking if someone had noticed to avoid posting a repeated comment.

[@MS-pz9wd]

i was wondering about that. seems like an awfully basic mistake to make

[@marco.trevisan]

@@MS-pz9wd In fact, only the root of the hair (not the shaft, which is the part shown in the video) contains "decent", non-degraded amounts of nuclear DNA. So cells aren't the only missing item in human hair.

[@marco.trevisan]

@@MS-pz9wd One way to see it, is that a fingernail, or a toenail, is in fact an evolved, modified hair. So hair itself has no cells, the same way nails don't.

[@eskileriksson4457]

Beautiful as she is, she can still have some dandruff.

[@delta_gm6307]

This perfectly shows how we are basically 99% nothing cause one Atom is litterally 99% nothing Edit: atom is actually 99.999999999% empty space

[@Theguywithspectacles]

um, *WHAT?*

[@delta_gm6307]

@@Theguywithspectacles yes

[@justynpryce]

That feeling when you find out most things in the universe are mostly just really complicated electromagnetic fields

[@jorritmorrit]

More like 99.9999 lol

[@admiralissimus]

One atom is nothing, but many atoms are something. It's like 1 cent is nothing, but 100 000 000 000 cents is a lot of money.

[@SakamotoSan28]

That's the camera used in movies when they need to *enhance* an image to find a clue.

[@ralanham76]

Yup It's when there's a single black pixel and you zoom in to the killers face in the reflection on sunglasses ! 🤣

[@powerofthought2294]

It would be cool to have a reversed voyage, you know, from our origins until here. That'd be LEGENDARY! This one was awesome, don't get me wrong! I'm just raising the bar to legendary levels ahaha Thank you for this awesome voyage!

[@quantum9964]

Watch the video in reverse

[@powerofthought2294]

@@quantum9964 you missed my point

[@ghtrtjshs]

@@quantum9964 your cool

[@gregczarlinski2811]

This is one the coolest things i have seen in my life! Science is awesome! Shame that so many ignorant people Have no idea. They don’t understand what they are made of. Some comments are just sad.

[@larion_de]

Most accurate representation of an atom I’ve seen on a video. Thanks for using 3d electron orbitals :)

[@eihthype6578]

But ask yourself, why is it that we cannot see a real one in detail? Always a simulated representation.

[@eihthype6578]

@user-zs6es5yr6b I’m not joking, I cannot find any real pics or footage that resemble the model we are all familiar with. It’s either a cgi representation, drawing, or an illuminated speck with zero definition and detail. I’m happy to eat my words.. send me a link!

[@eihthype6578]

@user-zs6es5yr6bthat’s what I thought.

[@jsngallery]

academy award worthy. this is how they should teach left handed kids in school. i get it now! thanks for this

[@rayyanaghaalnimer5742]

lol what do left handed people have to do with this?

[@jsngallery]

@@rayyanaghaalnimer5742 i meant visual vs analytical. lefties tend to be more visual. i could read every book on atoms and not learn a thing. but show me a visual and i get it

[@rayyanaghaalnimer5742]

@@jsngallery ohhh that makes sense

[@iZetto1]

@@jsngallery im a right handed guy and im more visual imo

[@jsngallery]

@@iZetto1 not more than me

[@xale2776]

People: Oh no! Asteroid will impact on Earth! Atoms: Hold my beer

[@mauriciobr4776]

People: It's a Antimatter Asteroid!!! Atoms: Pure Vodka!!

[@karrmex]

You are right.

[@powerofthought2294]

@@mauriciobr4776 Yodatom: No, young padatoms. Pure dimethyltryptamine it is!!

[@XtenstialKrysis]

Normie

[@amorosogombe9650]

This series has helped me understand people so much regardless of personality type.

[@paramotofly]

Amazing illustration of amazing invisible world around us.

[@michaelmcwhirter]

Now we need something like this for computers and AI!

[@msaocer]

Someone make an "atom lore" meme video out of this

[@vaishnavishingne3729]

On it sir

[@soyjakchud]

Has anyone done it yet, if not then I will

[@mikebasil4832]

The infinitesimal world of inner space is so fascinating. Thank you for this video. ⚛

[@nagualdesign]

Not sure I understand the transition from a single strand of hair to a heap of cells. Is hair even composed of cells? _*I'm actually quite certain that I do not understand it, and the dead, keratinized cells that compose hair are not plump like living skin cells._

[@Arcanefungus]

Youre right, thats a minor flaw. Otherwise the scale is sound

[@-nikshay-2907]

Even cells are composed of molecules r composed of atoms

[@MS-pz9wd]

@@-nikshay-2907 bad answer

[@reguluscorneas3387]

the hair isnt even made of cells smh

[@firstlast-sq2gc]

@@reguluscorneas3387 wha... you do know that hair consists of dead cells, correct?

[@redmanmain2204]

I showd my child this fantastic video to explain what an Atom is..well done

[@tasnimulsarwar9189]

Stunning. Beautiful. Majestic.

[@repealsection230forbigtech4]

yes she certainly is: the blonde woman.

[@BBD0984]

Now THIS is what I needed at school!

[@raghu45]

Very imaginative! 👌 However, we also realize that this comes from the 5% of what we know about this universe. Dark matter & dark energy apparently hide 95% of nature's structural secrets.

[@MrAgent47.]

This comment will recive an answer in 10~15 years

[@devilfox7798]

Dark matter not proven yet.

[@MrAgent47.]

@@devilfox7798 it will probably call with another name but something exists

[@raghu45]

@@devilfox7798 the only proof, or evidence, we have is that galaxy edges rotate faster than what our modelled formulas tell us, due to some "unknown influence". Hence that influence is called DM.

[@reguluscorneas3387]

@CRT-TV lmao Ive seen my share of jokers but you sir are the whole circus

[@Hz-432Hz]

Excellent animations and presentation, thank you. We are never truly still with so much movement going on inside.

[@sathishganesan6941]

please upload more videos like this.....:)

[@Tom_Quixote]

0:19 the hair strand is upside down. She's shown standing, hair hanging vertically. Those little scales on the hair should face downwards.

[@learnerlearns]

Love this! No music needed... just the facts displayed with metrics and visualizations.

[@nicholasvlisidis9734]

I am fascinated by what lies beyond the quarks. I hope we make some groundbreaking discoveries about that in my lifetime

[@parthkhanayat9927]

AMAZING, A delightful pleasure for the eyes of science lovers and students

[@kajdk1589]

Respect to the camera guy. Crazy he makes himself so small to record this

[@macetesdequimicaematematic826]

Excelente. Será possível baixa-lo para ilustração em escolas? Obrg

[@TheCroniky]

Dá sim! Coloca no google "baixar do youtube" e vai aparecer site pra baixar o vídeo

[@alphacentauri7381]

Je sjy gtagj dalbaeb

[@juans.n9407]

@@alphacentauri7381 discordo

[@AndreLuis-ni4uy]

@@alphacentauri7381 mentiroso

[@JimiReader]

What!? I can't believe...there is chemistry and science in the body. Respect. 😊

[@nancyguzman3256]

My students really liked the animation. This was a nice prelude to teaching them about electricity. Thank you.

[@yuriboyka6943]

Hi where do u teach?

[@tahutinijonathan5033]

Simply beautiful 😍 thank you for sharing 👏👏♥️👍

[@bloodyfury7315]

Well This is CERN's(2018) Atomic Model! No need to applause 😇

[@-nikshay-2907]

Inside proton are the quarks which are of six types It contains 1up quarks and 2down quarks Gluons mediats the color force which binds proton and neutrons together, in the nucleus.❤

[@-nikshay-2907]

Am I right?

[@loganx833]

@@-nikshay-2907 yep90%

[@JustSomePerson8]

Where's the atom?

[@MrMatom55]

"Voyage to the world of atoms is a real trip"

[@TheCommanderjoe]

Atom man by ween

[@galaxyfoundation2686]

What i needed it's exactly that,great salute to the maker.

[@вечная_мерзлота]

it's crazy how far nuclei is away from electron field. book pictures make it seem so close. but they'd be miles away at book's ratio.

[@soyjakchud]

For sure

[@mgames3209]

Fun fact: it’s possible but extremely extremely extremely extremely extremely extremely extremely extremely extremely extremely extremely extremely extremely extremely extremely extremely extremely extremely extremely extremely extremely extremely extremely extremely extremely extremely extremely extremely extremely extremely extremely extremely extremely extremely extremely extremely extremely extremely extremely extremely extremely extremely extremely extremely extremely extremely extremely extremely extremely extremely extremely extremely extremely extremely extremely extremely extremely extremely extremely extremely extremely extremely extremely extremely extremely extremely extremely extremely extremely extremely extremely extremely extremely extremely extremely extremely extremely extremely extremely extremely extremely … rare for an electron to be on the opposite side of the universe

[@yogendranagarkar1620]

This is how we dive deep into someone

[@hh-iq2hw]

So such a tiny particle how can make such a thick line in a cloud or bubble chamber? It is like if an airplane would make a condense line in a size of a country... Just pure curiousity...

[@_Black_Shadow_]

I think their (sub atomic particles) velocity must be tremendous.

[@ghtrtjshs]

@@_Black_Shadow_ damn your clever

[@mgames3209]

This is 4 years ago… but you can never tell where an electron will be at a certain time instead, you have to basically make a cloud thing

[@t13fox67]

This is quite cool, puts matter into real perspective.

[@おいしいやつ-k5t]

狭くなってるはずなのにすごく広大になってる感じすごい

[@ツチノコパンダ-c8w]

クイズノックから来ましたか？

[@runderdfrech3560]

Respect for showing electron orbitals instead of electron particles.

[@thekarenqueen9607]

I never actually thought that attoms were this small! 🤯

[@ashokwwf]

Would you like to escalate this to the Atom Manager?

[@Sun-p6e]

If we take a hydrogen atom and increase it to the size of a person whose height is 1.7 m, then a person, with the same increase, will be 93 million km in size. For comparison, the diameter of the Earth is 12742 km, and the Sun is 1.4 million km. And if we take the Planck length, the smallest that we know in the universe, and increase it to the size of a person, whose height is again 1.7 m, then a person, with the same increase, will be 205 million times larger than the observable universe.

[@cgtainstudios.]

I never actually think they exist

[@vladimirkirichenko1972]

Amazing..but are the orbitals really that static? I wish the cameraman was able to show the bonds

[@parzival_zd_1156]

Wow ....awesome.. 👍👍👍👍

[@runthenumbers9698]

Honestly... not as small as I thought. The Universe is much bigger in relation to us than atoms are small in relation to us. That's for sure.

[@MS-pz9wd]

the scale isnt linear, its absolutely tiny

[@yavisenpai4686]

Atoms yes. But considering the Planck Length compared to the Observable Universe, The Planck Length is Smaller in relation to us.

[@lzl4709]

Inside the quark: the string theory applied Can I use Transmissions electron Microscope to do this? Like magnify it to nm scale?

[@ghtrtjshs]

You can use your smartphone camera, just crop and resize the image for many times

[@gurbazhunjan6590]

@@ghtrtjshs can nokia 360's camera work?!

[@ghtrtjshs]

@@gurbazhunjan6590 it's the best

[@-nikshay-2907]

No

[@-nikshay-2907]

U can just the atoms

[@jaykumar6657]

Huge respect for the this video

[@AmazingVideos-qf5ed]

This humbles me and just reminds me I'm only a human being. Power full video (thumbs up)

[@itsyouitsyou]

only? you are the force through which all of the cosmos manifests. as we stack layers of vibrational patterns of this force, they appear as more and more complex structures. this body is an aperture through which the universe experiences itself. :)

[@SuperStargazer666]

@@itsyouitsyou That was profound. But we are part of the universe, so in a way, the universe is experiencing itself.

[@trollinape2697]

you are a being socomplexed we will take heck of a long time unfold its mistories, from the atoms to the organ systems,you are complexed

[@homeyworkey]

dont all of our cells get replaced each year or smthin like that. so us a year ago is quite literally not you. i find it hard to believe my brain is deteriorating and repairing itself tho

[@AS-ws9pp]

Impressive and educational!

[@jonathanposadas7488]

This on acid is golden

[@nicholasgs669]

I always wanted see a video like that, unfortunately has some cuts in transitions but great job bro

[@LewisLindorr1990]

Absolutely beautiful. 🤩

[@Viki-zo1bc]

Amazing camera work! Where do I buy this camera?

[@iamfromspace6347]

well. the camera cost around uh 100 billion

[@jstrange6009]

This, to me, is proof of an intelligent creator.....

[@ANDROLOMA]

Intelligent creator would have displayed more intelligence by creating creations simpler than by using such complex forms.

[@waltissussybakka]

People wouldn't have paid attention to this animation if it were shown in school, now since it is uploaded in CERN KZbin channel, they are 🤌

[@johnhammer8668]

Perfect video for a CERN channe front page.

[@andreyserebryakov2231]

Wonderful simulation! I like the music too! What genre?

[@TheGabbo001]

great. please make more and longer movies.

[@r.manshiii]

Yeah

[@max-z2d]

Please magnify futher. Beyond the proton. So we find eventually find space or nothingness?

[@iamfromspace6347]

i dont think we can find nothingness if we make a machine strong enough to magnify beyond the proton. we would just discover more objects made out of object made out of objects. we may be able to magnify beyond the proton some time in the future

[@Crimsrn]

You’d find quantum foam or quantum strings

[@thatonedude7147]

Gotta appreciate that 1% of life and literally everything around

[@Urname_lmao]

In our life..... Everything is regarding about PHYSICS , CHEMISTRY AND BIO.... But I could never understand , why the school teaches us hindi eng social science..... That's a very big problem with me I hope this problem is also faced by many other students who loves to read and write the Factual and theoretical Science 4 lectures of other subjects...If those periods of those subjects are given to us to read phy and chem....No one can stop us by taking noble prize in science.....As we are indians and indians have gr8 mind and thinking about science.... I hope some guys are not satisfy with me but think for only one time If we get that time , where is our position in science mainly that is I prefer...Space and technology..

[@mayarchithung4683]

We're a bunch of atoms, watching a bunch of atoms on a bunch of atoms.😙😂😁

[@babyboltbark]

Underrated comment.

[@MagicToadSlime]

Almost like it's all connected

[@Ice.muffin]

You really deserve them likes

[@littlevest1980]

Thanks to the lady who volunteered for the video

[@sage12]

What about the gluons?

[@yavisenpai4686]

They are bosons, this video is just about matter, so don’t worry

[@ThomasConover]

Come on guys. Give the obvious engineer behind all this nano sized marvel machinery a few minutes of respect. ❤🙏

[@lucacomba6776]

The most shocking thing about this video is to realize how rarefied the matter is despite the fact that it looks compact.

[@willow5380]

Yup. We are made of void

[@tynado7807]

the empty space is oxygen which is bigger than what is holding the empty space pog

[@Ice.muffin]

That's what very much boggles my mind too.

[@KawaiiiCat]

OH no! The embedded link you provided about the standard model is not available anymore; the link seems broken for it says page not found when I click it; is it possible that you can provide another link?

[@helper13211]

This song is a slapper

[@stefyguereschi]

How muchprogress scienze has made Welldone Videomaker👏👏👏👏

[@Gojo_Sensei69]

Fun Fact: Antman was the cameraman

[@pedropedrohan102]

then how about the camera?

[@diorynovis]

Whats the name of the music used in this video?

[@ratoim]

CSI guy: "Enhance... enhance... enhance..."

[@bp2352]

It’s almost like it’s unbelievable!

[@hidroshot5948]

0:01 im tottaly a human preforming the act of 𝚜𝚝𝚊𝚗𝚍𝚒𝚗𝚐

[@Amalokch]

Animations like this always reminds me of the ending of Men in Black movie.

[@ayac-_-]

Hola

[@abduannaafi]

my mind is mindblowed! Please make another video like this!

[@ghtrtjshs]

my blow is blowminded

[@frod3437]

Question: is there anything smaller than a quark?

[@juans.n9407]

The X in mobile game ad

[@loganx833]

There may or may not be there. 90% chance that it could have more particles 🙂

[@cephalopod7300]

@@loganx833 Your first sentence is ok but your 90% figure is plucked out of the air. As far as we know **for now**, there is nothing internal to quarks.

[@loganx833]

@@cephalopod7300 no one has ever proved that quarks are the fundamental particles of the nature. To probe smaller particles we need more energy currently LHC can only experiment under limited energy. There is a vast ocean of unknown particles inside every quarks!

[@Maggbba]

No Music? I think "Prelude and Rooftop" from Bernard Hermann should do on another tab.

[@x-she-devil-x]

lovely

[@user-so2vo9jf6e]

we need to go DEEPER

[@STAG162]

So a proton is 1 femtometre (1fm), does that mean quarks are measured in attometres?

[@philipstuckey4922]

STAG162 strange thing is that we've never observed the size of quarks, only established an upper bound. It might be that quarks have no size at all! Follow up: I did a Google and it seems like the upper bound for the size of the quark is 10^(-16) cm, or 10^(-4) fm, so really it's in the attometer scale, possibly smaller

[@MrBen527]

What do u mean no size? Just that we have not come up with a unit yet?

[@STAG162]

Logically, if 1fm is the size of a proton, then anything less is in 'am' (attometres) if we're following the SI measures..

[@karmaarachnid8345]

+MrBen527 We wouldn't even need units to describe the size of a particle with no size because it would not take up any space at all. We call such particles "point-like." The particles we currently think of as points might actually have a very small but non-zero size that we have not yet been able to measure experimentally. See www.fnal.gov/pub/today/archive/archive_2013/today13-02-15_NutshellReadMore.html

[@y11971alex]

MrBen527 they have no measurable size, since the current way we measure small sizes is by bombarding them with electrons; since quarks may be the size of an electron or even smaller, this method won’t work. As quarks don’t exist in isolation under normal conditions, knowing their dimensions isn’t as useful as knowing the dimensions of the particles they make up, like protons, which can exist in isolation and have a specific way of interacting with their environment.

[@MahdiAbuHamida_]

Next Objective: Voyage into the world of Quarks 🎉