The Elusive Neutrino and The Nature Of The Cosmos

[@kailen98]

Song ends at 3:47.

[@ryanedgemon8050]

Kailen Bittner lol

[@fischek]

thanks

[@edmondbrown3678]

Not all heroes wear capes.

[@bleachingpowder8802]

May you have a happy life

[@LizKate1]

Made me smile. Not bad rap tho.

[@reallysickhousepeople]

That rap is awesome! How unique and interesting!!! Love content like this!

[@AurelienCarnoy]

I am impressed you understand it. That is a talent too.

[@PurnamadaPurnamidam]

It was not even the main content

[@ruthlessadmin]

It takes a great deal of skill to write such focused lyrics on a subject. Very tight.

[@ace7997]

The dude just rapped the anthem of the neutrinos ! Amazing !

[@xtevetyler5332]

was it, sounded second rate, attempt to show how one uncool guy can actually make himself sound even dafter, i have long studied the elementary particle world, tied deeply into ed witten's monster theory M-theory and there was some sort of attempt to understand neutrinos but ive seen better descriptions of the neutrino family given in5 mins, goi watch leonard susskind if you really want to learn. and as for comments in this section about light speed increasing. does anyone grasp the fundamentals light speed its not a bloody federal law , the poor education we give our children is partly to blame, im sure there are many out there know what the underlying sciences really are or pertain to be and its in no way aimed at them, its just i find it sad the level of pseudo science bandied about in the guise of science i despair, we will never get to the stars at this rate

[@Rastamanas]

Rap is not amazing to begin with 😂😂😂😂

[@bluband2]

very good discussion. guests had a very good interaction and the host was ok also. Actually i found the host pretty good, just the right amount of guidance.

[@pillettadoinswartsh4974]

The internet has become a place where one single type of atomic particle can be discussed for an hour and a half, and hundreds of thousands of people watch it. It's also a place for know-nothings to blab on about who isn't wearing the right eye-shadow. Depth matters.

[@suzanneweitzel8851]

Pilletta Doinswartsh well said sis

[@shaneeljalal4304]

Some of you wont understand or appreciate the art of hip hop. John Robinson killed it on the mic

[@Chris-xl6pd]

"art"

[@altareggo]

lol well i agree that he killed SOMETHING....

[@RichoRosai]

He killed my interest in the rest of the video.

[@deeprecce9852]

What a great discussion among this passionate and inspirational scientist!!! Science Rules!!!!

[@wayneholmes6656]

My favorite discussion on Neutrinos I have found on the internet. You will discover the next secrets of physics in the study of Neutrinos.

[@kayingthao5072]

This host was really good…..he should host all the science fair talks….he knows when to talk and let the Panels talk…he guided the conversations and didn’t try to dumb down the conversation……this was really easy to listen to…..bravo!

[@Simonjose7258]

First time I stop skipping forward and start over from the beginning. Well done.

[@RickeyRamone]

Krause says that the universe doesn't care about us. But a more accurate description is to say that we are a part of the universe that can observe, wonder, and care about itself..

[@starfox1]

No. Deepak Chopra, that you ?

[@EndofUSA]

Prof. Krauss just couldn't keep his Atheistic Agenda to himself!!!

[@alangarland8571]

Any reason why he should be banned from mentioning his atheism?

[@joedavenport6156]

Do his views offend you?

[@altareggo]

lol good one!!

[@JimboJitsu]

I have watched many dozens of WSF/WSU discussion videos like this and none have come close to being as enjoyable as this one and as I listen I realize there are only 3 ppl on the panel and it is not setup with opposing views that mostly digress into arguments which detract from information sharing and my learning process. No interruptions in the flow and course of the info/subject rather they just kept building off of each other. VERY ENJOYABLE to watch and I feel I learned a lot more and all but forgot the moderator was there. oldie and a goodie.

[@Vector_Ze]

Skip the highly distorted and unintelligible first 3:45

[@Richard6391]

I enjoyed the talk, in the expanded my knowledge of the neutrino, and subscribed to World Science Festival.

[@toddgoul5857]

Great presentation. Informative and fun.

[@Yarblocosifilitico]

"we had that problem with Ice Cube" hahahha wasn't expecting that

[@altareggo]

lol i'm pretty sure they weren't referring to Ice Cube the hip-hopper! There was a giant neutrino built in the Antarctic, using a huge cubic volume of ice to help detect the elusive little critters.

[@matte6352]

altareggo but he was

[@turgidbanana]

🤦‍♂️

[@250txc]

That was a really cool and interesting discussion!

[@teacheranima9001]

This dude dropping raps & knowledge?!!!! DOPE!

[@612Tiberius]

+Ace The Soundbender Sadly however, there are others on this board who can't see past their own biased ignorance (see above).

[@johnt.inscrutable1545]

This was entertaining AND educational. The panelists are, of course, three of the best minds on this matter! Pun intended! And the host managed the interaction artfully. I would like to know whose musical work was used in the sound track in the credits at the end. If anyone knows perhaps they'd be so kind as to post it?

[@JimboJitsu]

Tiny Ghosts - Musical introduction by John Robinson 00:00 (I found it in the lengthy description that was added 3 years after your question)

[@Moronvideos1940]

I downloaded this Thank you

[@MrVikingsandra]

What a brilliant discussion, I learned a lot and I was giggling throughout this too thanks to this jolly panel 👏

[@deeprecce9852]

OMG...the best rap and lyrics I have ever heard!!!!! Call me an idiot but this song deserve no Grammy cos i would give it a Nobel if i could!!

[@a7me926]

I want the lyrics

[@MrTommy4000]

Infinity is accurately measured by merely counting how many times Ms. Conrad utters the word "so".

[@humbertooliveria3650]

The Neutrinos hip hop , geeks just love that .

[@chrisbrown8640]

All neutrinos Half price - Wallmarts special ....THIS WEEK ONLY !

[@jonathantipton494]

Thanks for another great discussion

[@tgunderwood8399]

I want a lecture just in neutrinos and gravity...does one need the other? Somehow I just think they do. I love the idea of the weak force related to gravity. Not a scientist but it just makes sense in my brain.

[@petemchardy3605]

good way to start the show I love it man

[@chrissiriska8086]

I don't much like rap. But seriously, it doesn't take a theoretical physicist to understand that different people like different things and that it takes talent, research and dedication to write a passable and informative rap song about neutrinos. Let alone one that sounds 10x better than all that autotune crap being produced today. So if rap music makes you "cringe". Just pull up your big people pants skip to 3:47 move on with your life and get over it.

[@christienamosley2799]

Well done my friend. Hope the kids are listening to this! Great way to memorize the science points.

[@reginakatherine7708]

What a great discussion among this passionate and inspirational scientist!!! Science Rules!!!!

[@joerich9636]

Thank you, this was very informative.

[@jaysmack7445]

Wow, what a pleasant surprise. I didn't expect John Robinson (aka Lil Sci) at the beginning!

[@ghostfacechilla1027]

I thought he was professor clump

[@Denverdonatecharities]

In the first 20 seconds I have to leave this video. WoW

[@TheOriginalDuckley]

Denver Donate you missed the Fuck out!

[@chraffis]

Maybe lighten up a little

[@peterhawryluk8430]

Hey, if this is what the young need to get into science then its fine with me. Keep the children in school. great video. the Higgs bozon has been found...

[@slapuwithmycock4467]

So has bigfoot...

[@edgarchisholm]

peter hawryluk I also liked the Rap! It was cool and had a great texture. As I mentioned, I googled some of the scientists he rapped about for more details. Rap is not as simple as it seems.

[@earthianfriendly5708]

Which size was big foot shoe!?

[@kayingthao5072]

Love the rap also!

[@michaelpatrick3859]

My social standing and neutrons have a lot in common. I carry very little weight and I interact with almost nothing or no one.

[@volodymyrvashchyshyn34]

Sooooo nice!

[@VeilerDark]

Brian Greene is a great man =)

[@katiekat4457]

uploader-X that’s nice but he’s not in this video.

[@katiekat4457]

Random Bystander Thank you, I know. I didn’t mean for my comment to sound mean. I also didn’t stop to think that the uploader-X might have been saying that in general for starting the WSF. Nobody ever gives credit to Brian’s wife, Tracy Day, though. They founded WSF together. She’s the one with the media experience.

[@ebaymoncton]

What an amazing intro

[@helenbostock2350]

great bold idea

[@SpaceCakeism]

Can you please... *please,* make a studio version, of that rap? That was amazing! I'm not really, a fan of rap; but that one, was amazing!

[@chadtrump7009]

You are stupid. Get a life

[@MrMikey808]

@@chadtrump7009 she is stupid cuz she likes a song...wow

[@Gorkamorker]

Why isn't Janet Conrad a more prevalent name in the scientific world? She's out-debated Lawrence a few times and she's incredibly bright. I love everybody on the panel, and I thought the hosts input kept both the panelists and audience engaged. I know I lol'd pretty hard at the grad student holding up the bomb neutrino detector gag.

[@charlesbrightman4237]

In school we are taught that in magnetism opposites attract and like poles repel. But inside the arc of a horseshoe magnet it's the other way around. Like poles attract and unlike poles repel. Is this why like charged protons stick together inside the nucleus of atoms? The magnetic field generated by the moving electron(s) in essence generates a 360 degree spherical magnetic field around the nucleus. This would allow like charged particles to tightly stick together inside this spherical field while at the same time allow the opposite charges to be attracted across this field. So, are there only 3 laws of nature and not 4? Two of them, (the strong and weak nuclear forces), are derivatives of the interactions of the magnetic fields generated by the protons and by the electrons themselves. To take this further, quarks also have charges. They most likely would also have a magnetic field associated with them. Possibly a different one for each different type of quark. This could help explain why they stick together as they do as well as why neutrons even stay within the nucleus as they do. So, is the Magnetic Field theory of Atomic Structures more correct then the current theory?

[@jkt3937]

The outro music, it’s terrific! Who is it??

[@GoldenShaolinNutz]

wow! ty for upload. I think its use in communication could be ground breaking. if advanced life forms do exist in other galaxies. (i know for some its haha but still) trying to decipher or intercept some form of communication in this area may not be futile. They are already scanning radio and light waves from space for any type of symmetry. its oscillations may contain an abundance of information waiting to be deciphered. Maybe its like a civilization time clock that's locked to us now. BUT! when we reach a certain advancement in technology and awareness in understanding our universe. it could just be the signal from somewhere also trying to say we are here and ur not alone. and if its possible that through certain mediums it could move faster than light. wouldnt that be the best medium for some type of interstellar communication used by a technologically advanced civilization. they could be several parsecs away then shoot it through a medium/ maybe some sort of abundant radiation (cosmic rays/ anti matter, whatever...) and have minimum lag. it could be something we already could be aware of thats everywhere but yet still need to understand fully. At some point they got to go through that phase until something more advanced is discovered. like how we advanced in communication from the simple usage of radio waves? regardless though...in all that brilliance im prolly still gonna get shitty internet bandwidth and my porn will still stutter....i need HD baby....j/k about the last part....or am i? =)

[@virvisquevir3320]

Are neutrinos just heuristic tools, theoretical place fillers, like the mysterious "dark energy" to "explain" the observed accelerating expansion of the universe or the mysterious "dark matter" to "explain" the coherence of galaxies or are neutrinos the mysterious "substance" to which observable and repeatable and accurately measurable properties supposedly adhere to? Are neutrinos postulates to which measurable oscillations are assigned? Or are the measurable oscillations all we really have and the rest is only a "just-so" story?

[@chuchaichu]

Hey, I would like to translate the content into Chinese. How do I do it? The posted link is not working

[@ZenMasterChip]

I love the opening... a bullet (comet) has a tail made of HO+H⁺ crystallized water, and the crystallized shapes of the particulates of the coma & tail found in Stardust mission... or I just have a wild imagination. ;-)

[@pashanenn6204]

John Robinson, I love the skilz

[@simranshah2827]

THAT RAP IN THE BEGINNING ❤️❤️❤️😂

[@soliel5680]

HipHop is not my forte, but it was creative and I enjoyed it ^-^

[@dianeoktay3176]

Enjoying your videos. Thanks for showing your videos. I am learning new things while I am home during the Pandemic. Quantum Biology-The Plant kingdom one (Biology) is a favorite.

[@angusweatherhead2204]

That rap was amazing

[@tothestars911]

Whats the ending song??? Cant shaazam it

[@teepee431]

A question regarding the now abandoned equivalence of dark matter and the neutrino. Do we have an exact idea of the total neutrino mass in the universe? Would this still hold for the 5% of the Standard Model matter? Do we have a calculation for the mass of all the neutrinos since Big Bang?

[@LIQUIDSNAKEz28]

6:42

[@virvisquevir3320]

WHAT is the neutrino interacting with? HOW is it interacting with whatever it is interacting with? If the neutrino has no mass and no charge, what is it giving off that allows us to pick SOMETHING up and therefore know it is there, or, perhaps better said, "know" it is "there". What properties does a neutrino have? And why do we speak of discreet neutrinos instead of just one big, whole "neutrino wave" or "neutrino cloud" or "neutrino field"? "By their effects, ye shall know them."

[@teachermichaelmaalim6103]

Finally a sensible physics conference. It seems the absence of arrogant Nobel Prize Laurettes makes the debates peaceful and sensible. I listened to the whole session, including the music at the end

[@virvisquevir3320]

"Preserve the symmetry" is a theoretical choice, not a "law" of nature.

[@RXP91]

I liked the rap! I really like how the reasoning of why neutrinos have mass was explained. But if light didn't experience time how does it ever change? Like say the red shift? Or is that just a function of wave mechanics?

[@altareggo]

um.... where do you squeeze sterile neutrinos into the standard model? What do they do in the universe? I am puzzled.

[@justdev8965]

Well this takes the term "conscious hip hop" to a whole other level. Wonderful rap 👍

[@Mr_i_o]

This is exactly what's missing in physics, musical black people! ~jks see James Gates Jr.

[@slamrn9689]

Loved the panel presentation. There were some very good amusing comments and jokes. The rapper seemed out of place but maybe we need to expand cultural and artistic venues which includes intellectual topics .Culture always lags behind scientific innovations.

[@frederickj.7702]

Some forms of "culture" lag *way* behind...

[@frankcortez6949]

😆 We need more raps like this! 👍

[@charlesbrightman4237]

The moving neutrino either has a magnetic field associated with it or it doesn't. While not all matter is considered magnetic, all matter can be affected by magnetism.

[@manfredpseudowengorz]

1:06:50 burn!

[@gyro5d]

Neutrinos are the oscillating Inertial planes/zero points of Aether's Hyperboloid. Between its vortices of electron and positron. Spikes through everything, because the Inertial plane is mediated to center of every Aether Hyperboloid in the Scalable Aether Universe.

[@Skipperj]

We could walk thru a steel wall if you could convert all of our cells and their atoms to a neutrino type of composition . A fantastically out there idea I know ! lol

[@irisessex90]

The rapper was on his game. I can’t believe anyone’s talking about the cosmic messengers. Cool

[@keving1774]

great informative rap and great message about neutrinos can't wait till all these Mysteries are answered

[@chanpol321]

The idea of nuclear and elementary-particle reactions the earth receives neutrinos of all energies from

[@DogsaladSalad]

4:18 hmmmm yes i too enjoy expanding my mind 😀

[@helenbostock2350]

great

[@caroleannriley]

Laurence Klauss, hip hop rap, (not something an old lady like me listens to, but this impressed me), what's not to enjoy

[@zendan37]

When you realise that every star in the universe has been pumping out neutrinos for billions of years, how heavy would an individual neutrino have to be to before the neutrino flux qualified as the dark matter in the universe?

[@vivekdabholkar5965]

I like your idea!

[@TXDogStar]

Nerdy D rapper of science Making his big bang

[@Max_Doubt]

How can anyone attend church with this as an alternative?

[@benelisha-lambert5425]

you actually meat people, misspelled on purpose.

[@alangarland8571]

Actually there will be billions of neutrinos present at the church anyway, regardless of whether or not you attend.

[@ricardoalcantaracampos4811]

i can do both

[@inedanap6253]

Why do these have to be mutually exclusive?

[@soubhikmukherjee6871]

Scientism is the game of the town now. We'll transcend that pretty soon.

[@sthamansinha243]

Funny coming from a guy who thinks quantum mechanics debunks materialism when the pilot-wave interpretation is strictly materialistic.

[@NeilCrouse99]

22:34,….. Talk starting from a definition/explanation of "Neutrinos",.... your welcome,...😉

[@janklaas6885]

📍1:02:00 2📍39:24

[@ihatetheparty6340]

Neitrinos: the way to take the pulse of the sun?

[@gyro5d]

Adjusting her beams gives different neutrinos. Neutrinos at different energy shells.

[@venkatbabu186]

Out of three two visible and one short lived to get action going in particles physics.

[@Pawl1957]

are neutrinos subject to entropy?

[@greenpeace2214]

Can we detect Neutrino using nutrino, its like blue light Will deflect blue surface

[@gyro5d]

"C" does not exist. It's the rate of induction, through the coaxial circuit of the Inertial plane. On Tesla Nodes, that EM waves travel on/in. The scalar energy travels faster than transverse waves of light.

[@brainpain5260]

Only thing more elusive than the neutrino..........someone who logged on to watch neutrino physics and was thrilled to see hip hop.

[@sant448]

I enjoyed this youtube video , very informative and I liked the speakers , they seem very knowledgeable and deliver their information in a way , that everyone can understand it. And so glad to see a woman involved in physics and she apparently is very smart in this field ! :)

[@froop2393]

the most exciting question about neutrinos is: do we have to pay taxes for them in the future?

[@teepee431]

God Bless West.

[@docstomp5524]

That song is dope

[@Pinkielover]

entanglement is faster then light

[@patrickgisler4061]

The speed of light is simply the speed of electromagnetic wave propagation through the neutrino universe. Without a neutrino flux, light and every other electromagnetic wave can not propagate. In denser media, such as atomic solids, light slows according to the density. Early in the creation of the universe, there was no neutrino flux, allowing the "faster than the speed of light" inflation of the early universe.

[@LuisanaMcbo]

I love neutrinos

[@Secretariat1950]

1:49 Did hey say “the crackers lying “? No way he just said that. Please correct me on this lyric.

[@cristinasburlea3064]

Where can I buy the track from? Neutrino song :D that's so cool

[@MichaelMedlock]

Excess Cash That would be a Great idea. And likely something GZA would be interested in.

[@charlesbrightman4237]

Possible explanation for the wave/particle duality: Electrons have a magnetic field associated with them. Photons have a magnetic component to them. When either an electron or photon is shot out of the gun, the magnetic fields interact with the magnetic fields of the electrons in the atoms and molecules of the gun itself, the medium it is going through (ie: air), and/or from around the slits. Via quantum electrodynamics, newly generated photons may occur. The original electron or photon goes on it's way and the newly generated photons go on their own way. As far as a detector goes, it most probably has some sort of energy field associated with it that is one way when on and another way when off. The electron or photon and/or the newly generated photons interact with this energy field in such a way as to give the observed output. This to me is a better explanation then is currently put out today.

[@quantumofspace1367]

Physics of quanta of complex curved and flat space in the "rosebud" model. The quanta of the "rosebud" field are excited by the quanta of the electromagnetic field, losing energy to build a fractal and 2 to increase growth. This is how we get the dark energy of the universe.