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Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory is the premier particle physics lab in the United States. Founded as the National Accelerator Laboratory in 1967, it was renamed after physicist Enrico Fermi in 1974. Since its inception, Fermilab has been a world leader in particle physics, with discoveries including the bottom quark, top quark and tau neutrino, three of the elementary particles that make up our universe.

Fermilab is home to approximately 1,700 scientists, engineers, technicians and support staff, and hosts about 2,500 visiting scientists from around the world. The laboratory is operated by the Fermi Research Alliance for the U.S. Department of Energy. More information can be found at www.fnal.gov.
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@thegreatgazoo7579
@thegreatgazoo7579 6 минут назад
Is he saying that for a photon, everything is in the same place? All distances are zero? How can everything occupy the same place?
@jimmcneal5292
@jimmcneal5292 12 минут назад
"Why you can't move faster than light in non-curved space-time?" Here, corrected you
@ERROR204.
@ERROR204. Час назад
@dong9224
@dong9224 Час назад
ive heard this explanation before (as its the correct one) but Im unsure of how the light exits at exactly the same angle, what function of the wave 'remembers' the incident angle?
@tuna34joseph
@tuna34joseph 3 часа назад
What the heck you mean that photons are ageless and experience the cosmos at the same time on its path? The observable universe is more than 90 billion light years so a photon can travel that distance in no time everywhere, anytime all at once? My goodness that’s just mind blowing. I wish I was born as a photon to experience that. Einstein really read God’s mind. 😭😭😭
@gmh5484
@gmh5484 6 часов назад
Do photons experience time?... Yes: Because the speed of light is an ideal constant of the theory, that can vary, whilst passing through various mediums, in reality. So there is a certain "resistence" / Btw. we should stop insinuating truth, if we can't tell it. Approaching the speed of light is not moving with the speed of light, as it is like an infinite asymptotic approximation. The speed of light is on the crest, the dimensional barrier, separating 2 valleys. The tip of that crest is not like a blade (ideal, perfect c), but more like a "jittered path".
@nobodynobody-zy3ek
@nobodynobody-zy3ek 6 часов назад
The first revelation is that there is no relativivistic mass. The 2nd is that not all physicists do not know what is going on or can't explain it. The third is that some people should not even think about going into physics. I am not speaking about anyone else but me when I say that I should have gotten a degree in woodworking. I could have had class. I could have been a contender. I could have been somebody. I could have made my own chair.
@rayjasmantas9609
@rayjasmantas9609 10 часов назад
Dilation represents the meaning of activity? Personalized activities?
@rayjasmantas9609
@rayjasmantas9609 10 часов назад
So how to explain the gyroscope?
@rayjasmantas9609
@rayjasmantas9609 10 часов назад
Earth's activities transmitted to the Star in 4 years? What happens to the Sun's placement of it announce light speed, if light is generated and to match the circumstance of observations?
@atomhydrogen
@atomhydrogen 13 часов назад
For your information - a month and a half ago an interesting paper appeared, which completely revealed all the secrets of neutrinos: "Direct derivation of the neutrino mass"
@5barkerstreet
@5barkerstreet 13 часов назад
DNP & Alzofon Gravity Control
@silaskuira9124
@silaskuira9124 14 часов назад
Those are some mega experiments going on out there...
@silaskuira9124
@silaskuira9124 14 часов назад
Nice presentation (as usual). I don't know why they expect massive particles for dark matter. I expect electron-size scales, infact I expect it's a frozen sea of electron-positron pairs.
@d95mback
@d95mback 15 часов назад
"We have no way to observe anything going on in that region". Said just seconds after stating as a fact that at the center of the black hole is a "singularity". How do you know that what's inside the event horizon is a mystery? What does it even mean for a black hole to have a "center"? A black hole is not an object in space, it IS space. The singularity is not a singularity in space, it's a singularity in time. It's not at the center of space, it's at the end of time.
@DobrinWorld
@DobrinWorld 16 часов назад
Thank you! Howking Radiation!
@anon5041
@anon5041 18 часов назад
So photons are gods all this time
@MrofficialC
@MrofficialC 20 часов назад
Probably because of the quantum vacuum. If the vacuum wasn't there I'd imagine there would be a lot more certainty. Who knows
@Whitehawk....
@Whitehawk.... 21 час назад
Could you prove, using nutrions, that the speed of light can be at diffrent speeds based on energy of the partical; Useing zenos paradox some infinitys can be larger than other infinitys so if we imagine the speed of light an an infinity relative to the object moving at the speed of light(because an object moving at the speed of light would have infinite mass) could we observe how var the netruino travled and the speed it must have travled it. Or is the speed of mass more like a set rule where it must take X amount of Time to get to point b. Ps im a highschool student idk what im talking about
@Whitehawk....
@Whitehawk.... 21 час назад
How would you proove proton decay with netruinos
@SuperDeadparrot
@SuperDeadparrot 21 час назад
Before you even get down to Planck scales, wouldn’t the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle come into play? How are you even going to localize something to that size?
@michaelpineiro533
@michaelpineiro533 21 час назад
How many neutrinos pass through an average sized Sandtrout, in a day?
@berylman
@berylman 21 час назад
Great stuff!
@krumplethemal8831
@krumplethemal8831 23 часа назад
Yes.. time in their reference frame doesnt stop.
@noway8233
@noway8233 23 часа назад
Why we Cant Create Gravity ? I known the anwser , we cant do that , but its interesting , we can manipulate electrical and magnetic field , but with gravity , we cant ,its like time , we cabmnt push a button and make a gravity field ...thats will be cool ,there is no known way to transfor electromagnetic energy to gravity
@noway8233
@noway8233 23 часа назад
But if put a litle quatum mechanics in this , its still wrong, couse that mass m is not so simple , that mass after all is Energy too , the Energy of the glouns gluing the quarks + the mass of the particles given by our friend the higgs Field Most of the mass m is just Energy binding couse the higs mass is very little ... Yuo need to take this acount but who knows😊
@marceloolavarria84
@marceloolavarria84 23 часа назад
Well, this scientist I think is just trying to redirect peoples opinions to make them think that this is almost impossible. This technology it’s available but is used by a secret agency on military operations, they don’t want this technology to come out for national security.
@sydhenderson6753
@sydhenderson6753 День назад
I was hoping that there would turn out to be three generations of Higgs bosons but that seems only hold for leptons and quarks.
@harrypitts7389
@harrypitts7389 День назад
Please no vocal fry
@merlinsrobe4621
@merlinsrobe4621 День назад
Perhaps a more accessible way to think about light speed and the passage of time is to think of certain super hero movies like the Zack Snyder’s Justice League and X Men Days of Future Past. When speedsters, like the Flash, move quickly, everything around them slows down. Forget about the “time”component, and just think about the movement of other objects around them - they slow down to the point that they’re essentially frozen. In the case of photons, things slow down to a complete stop. This way of thinking about it can actually be “visualised” by most people, while the physicist explanation doesn’t give us anything we can easily relate to in the real world.
@maltea9354
@maltea9354 День назад
So when Beetlegeuse goes nova "soon", we will first know because of neutrinos? That is so cool, imagining that every telescope can be trained on Beetlegeuse before it happens. What is the delay? I don't want to miss it. ;)
@louisquatorze9280
@louisquatorze9280 День назад
They answer the question in the first minute. No.
@eddywaters2038
@eddywaters2038 День назад
Why are the neutrinos named after electron tau etc.
@Kevin_Kennelly
@Kevin_Kennelly День назад
Thank you FermiLab. Go boldly.
@altauba
@altauba День назад
After neutrino oscillation is noticed what will be next?
@kimbalcalkins6903
@kimbalcalkins6903 День назад
so are there also virtual neutrinos ?
@drdon5205
@drdon5205 2 часа назад
Yes
@sciencegeekgrandpa8
@sciencegeekgrandpa8 День назад
as a keen but amateur observer for the past 50 years, I never heard of General Relativity predicting Dark Energy. Could someone tell me where Einstein wrote this? Chapter and verse, please. Dr. Lincoln hopes the different energy contributions of different fields will cancel out. I think that in the end, the anomalous observations that have led to the THEORY of Dark Energy will eventually be explained by a change in the behaviour of time over the expansion of the universe.
@ziggle314
@ziggle314 День назад
I assume that physicists expect that neutrinos have mass because they can change from one kind to another when emitted from the sun. Is this because they must experience time if they have mass?
@moviestar995
@moviestar995 День назад
Short awnser: The universe expands and the expansion is getting faster and that's why( I )think the universe is bigger than it's age.
@tedball3138
@tedball3138 День назад
actually, you proved photons have no momentum, since photons ALWAYS travel at the speed of light, the equation is invalid and there is no momentum.
@tubulus22
@tubulus22 День назад
But on a serious note: If neutrinos interact with practically nothing, how do they obtain their speed? Something has to be able to push them, right? Does this push only come from the weak electromagnetic force?
@swobadass
@swobadass День назад
More, deeper dives please!!!
@tubulus22
@tubulus22 День назад
I heard that if there's a particle, there's always the opposite. So, if there are neutrinos: Where are the oldtrinos?
@ItsaPlanetKiller
@ItsaPlanetKiller День назад
Not only is it "complicated", but know one really knows. Just a bunch of theories with no way to confirm any of it.
@sleekblackroadster
@sleekblackroadster День назад
Also let's do Medicare 4 All or what's the point?
@jeffreysokal7264
@jeffreysokal7264 День назад
Looking forward to new info from your research! How exciting is the frontier of science!
@clydeblair9622
@clydeblair9622 2 дня назад
What about oldtrinos?
@Kevin_Kennelly
@Kevin_Kennelly День назад
I want to slap you. But instead, welcome to my Christmas card list.
@Handles_are_good_for_holding
@Handles_are_good_for_holding 2 дня назад
How long before you can fix my damaged spinal cord?
@Lem2
@Lem2 2 дня назад
What happens when neutrinos lose energy and slow down? Or fall into a black hole?
@ScottJPowers
@ScottJPowers 2 дня назад
How can you be so certain of the existence of neutrinos? ghost like particles that can "go through a light year of lead before interacting with any matter" with "billions passing through every square centimeter of you and the planet every second without anyone ever noticing them." Your neutrino detectors of ultra pure water underground would seem unlikely to be any more effective at detecting them and the pulses of light that you claim are caused by neutrinos seems to be cherenkov radiation to me, which is caused by em radiation. You say the light is caused by an electron in the water moving faster than the speed of light in water, but why would a near massless and ghost like neutrino cause an electron to not only be displaced from an atom but also to accelerate faster than the speed of light in water?
@Italianjedi7
@Italianjedi7 2 дня назад
What are some far future applications for neutrinos in technology
@Kevin_Kennelly
@Kevin_Kennelly День назад
Yes. Goldfinger uses them to bisect Mister Bond.
@Hal_McKinney
@Hal_McKinney 2 дня назад
How do we know that outbound, solar neutrinos are not what is actually causing the red shifting of light from distant galaxies (and not necessarily a big bang)?
@thomasgade226
@thomasgade226 День назад
because the redshifting of any far object is constant, not dependent on where Earth is around the Sun, ie time of year and hence direction of Solar neutrinos. So, if there was interaction between light and neutrinos , it would show a difference during the year