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Dartmouth college professor Chandrasekhar Ramanathan has been tasked to explain the concept of quantum sensing to 5 different people; a child, a teen, a college student, a grad student, and an expert.
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@pinchyh 2 года назад

I'm constantly amazed at how kids find solutions with the limited information they have - "We could build an xray that was only made for balls!"

@schleifenquantengravitation 2 года назад

Sometimes limited information is key to think of a problem in a new way. That's why young Scientiests can solve Problems, wich old scientists struggle with.

@Trippze 2 года назад

"Is that a cube?!?! Get that out of the machine!!"

@wandab3843 2 года назад

Future scientist!

@Kabalatiti 2 года назад

Thanks y’all. That’s my daughter 🥰

@lifesnova 2 года назад

they ovbiously vet smart ones for the program.

@samuellalruatdika4387 2 года назад

Didn't know level 1 was gonna be for me..😂

@varundharmavaram 2 года назад

Lmao

@josephoduor2358 2 года назад

I definitely wasn’t even half as smart at that age. All I knew was A B C D… not X rays 😂

@Rwamboyo.M 2 года назад

I just realized I needed a level before 1 😝

@marqetteliz 2 года назад

Lol samesys

@QueenofWheels 2 года назад

Level 1 is always for me

@kandices 2 года назад

This guy is such a great teacher. I’ve obviously never had him in a class, but the way he explains things, especially at different levels is really nice. He doesn’t assume people “should know things” he asks them the general Question at the beginning to gauge their knowledge on the subject than just nails it. Idk I like him lol

@acwdstuff9904 Год назад

He IS!!! My friend is taking his Quantum Mechanics class right now and he is the nicest prof. Very understanding!

@gemmegg 2 года назад

Totally amazed. The kid didn’t feel denied or upset when she had the wrong answer and express her opinion with fearing that she might be wrong again.

@HPwned 2 года назад

That’s my PI!… If you are a high school student and this stuff fascinates you, I highly recommend applying to Dartmouth. They have an amazing physics department with faculty working on cutting edge science that you can get into as an undergraduate.

@chocolatefrenzieya 2 года назад

My favorites are the child and teen in this series. Something about bright young minds just make me feel warm and squishy.

@tostronenergy3302 2 года назад

Hahahaha

@tostronenergy3302 2 года назад

The college student too is young, why isn't she part of your favourites?

@chocolatefrenzieya 2 года назад

@@tostronenergy3302 I like the college and grad students, as well, just something about the really young. :)

@peaveyst7 Год назад

a small reminder of what we have lost as adults

@chocolatefrenzieya Год назад

@@peaveyst7 Indeed.

@julilla1 2 года назад

This was so interesting. My personal understanding was at about the high school level, but the college student and the grad student had great questions that made me understand a bit better. The expert level was mostly over my head, but I could grasp it a little because of the preceding explanations. This was great!

@whatsapp5561 2 года назад

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@manuela.sanchez-palacios3056 2 года назад

Amazing, that grad student really knows his stuff!

@whatsapp5561 2 года назад

thanks everyone for watching this video if you need more information contact me on WhatsApp👆👆👆

@genny1814 Год назад

hes expected to lol

@basicwirdo736 2 года назад

This series is so great! It would be interesting to see this with humanistic fields

@Stormagent1 Год назад

Came here to comment this! Would love to see some social science topics in this series.

@anpe6524 2 года назад

That little girl is Ahmazing!! Kuddos to her parents, so adorable.

@ds_the_rn 2 года назад

What a smart and out going child! ❤️❤️ I love her!

@travellingaccordian 2 года назад

would love to see an episode with social sciences or humanities topics

@mavvynne444 2 года назад

This kid gonna have a Quantum Break in her brain with this level of explanation 🤣🤣🤣🤣

@davidcoyne9448 2 года назад

This prof. is the best yet! Well done.

@onkelpappkov2666 Год назад

12:42 - "What the diamond system gives you is a natural up-conversion in energy" Healing crystal salesmen: WRITE THAT DOWN, WRITE THAT DOWN!!

@therealJamieJoy 2 года назад

What wonderful questions were posed by these students! Also, as always, excellent discussion with experts. Love this series. Thank you. More, please!

@ginelliaamira6953 2 года назад

I already said something similar on a previous video, but I really wonder how the kids get picked 🤣 Why are they so smart?

@babyellabay 2 года назад

What a great way to show case your expertises. Kudos

@creativemindplay 2 года назад

He speaks so beautifully

@j.o.a7386 2 года назад

This actually shows us our selves in different aspects love it

@cadeevans4623 2 года назад

Awesome love this this guy. Really knows his stuff for sure interesting

@scoon2117 2 года назад

That little kids going places!

@katpettit2149 2 года назад

Love the physics and science Levels conversations ☺️❤️

@MattTurner5 2 года назад

Honestly kinda happy I was able to understand up to the college level somewhat without prior knowledge but I study exercise science which incorporates physics frequently so some words were familiar but not necessary wholly understood.

@anpe6524 2 года назад

Watching this was wonderful!!

@ShiningEyeBrigade 2 года назад

An alternate title for this series is: “inspiring students at 5 levels ask amazing questions and offer incredible ideas, giving hope for our future.” Admittedly, a little long. Lol.

@spyseb001 10 месяцев назад

Great format, that makes a complex subject accessible to literally everyone. It also demonstrates great pedagogic abilities of the professor (even though I was lost past level 3 on this particular matter 🙂 )

@theavengers. 2 года назад

Let's go try to understand 🔥🔥

@craus2542 2 года назад

I wish I had this kind of physics teacher back in my school

@michaelhuntley1660 Год назад

The teenager in this video is VERY insightful & clearly clever. I hope she goes on to do great things in science!

@dtmelanson Год назад

He is a fantastic explainer - able to explain on just any level.

@Nanakinsz 2 года назад

Professor, you are BRILLIANT!

@jessday. 2 года назад

02:30 is the moment he blew that kids mind, who knows what that conversation opened up for them.

@ahheng6402 2 года назад

To understand more is to stay curious & ask relevant questions, in all levels...

@jmpattillo 2 года назад

What a great kid.

@russull5589 Год назад

the most "intellectual hero" moment for me is this girl at 1:53 with her one frame "yeah........ " response. that "I'm listening but you better start making sense real quick" energy would serve a lot of us real well :)

@ahheng6402 2 года назад

This video will encourage our children to pursue higher education. Knowledge is a potential power but it is the action to realise those potential.

@JordanRobots 2 года назад

Wow, Namina is way cooler than I will ever be.

@askadoctor1262 2 года назад

Poor girl already had millions of MRIs 😢

@Kabalatiti 2 года назад

Lol they were all necessary. Mom here 😉

@iambunnybee 2 года назад

I’m her mom. Perhaps a bit hyperbolic but yes, she’s had a few MRIs. 😊

@Tojas8888 Год назад

@@iambunnybee I really hope that she is okay, and nothing serious is there anymore!

@khalilahd. 2 года назад

I barely got everything and I majored in biology with a ton of physics classes 😭

@ATGG 2 года назад

Seriously, how can you be in Med School, have time to study and watch so much RU-vid? I have a school break now and find you in EVERY SINGLE VIDEO I watch... It's amazing....

@ATGG 2 года назад

I'm not stalking you, btw, I think I first saw you in one of Ali's videos.. xD

@DrArthurCGarp 2 года назад

@@ATGG Not you out here creeping lmao 💀💀💀

@ATGG 2 года назад

@@DrArthurCGarp cut the BS man, you can’t follow the videos someone watches on YT. it’s pure luck, I explained myself. Shut it now.

@Neodoesedits. 2 года назад

@@DrArthurCGarp not you being dumb lmao

@onkelpappkov2666 Год назад

7:52 - Spins on the Solid State is such a band name.

@tomswan7125 2 года назад

The high school girl was trying to find interest and understanding in what he was saying and he didn't break it down enough. I didn't understand him either.

@WILD__THINGS 2 года назад

Only clicked to have it explained to me like a child.

@okhera1 2 года назад

Very Nice Bro! Get Good People!

@theskyguy126 Год назад

I needed this prof to teach me physics in college. W teacher

@jd87a 2 года назад

It's weird to me that all the other "explain one concept" video have the concept itself in the video title, but this one doesn't. I'm sure it was deliberate, but why?

@thecrusher8153 2 года назад

Very cool

@mistylee717 Год назад

As a middle aged woman who has had a bunch of MRIs, it makes me sad that teen has already had a bunch of them. ☹️

@yummdiddy 2 года назад

that last conversation sounded like the teacher in charlie brown

@creativemindplay 2 года назад

He pronounced niche correctly

@thethreeweirdones3077 2 года назад

Please do a video about social sciences

@JimmyHusain 2 года назад

My head hurts. So bad.

@bonhetorbon6990 2 года назад

Why do they call it quantum sensing instead of quantum measuring?

@sonerkamer2678 Год назад

Answering as a Level 2/3 person, I would say that “sensing” is more of an umbrella term to research on particles of certain objects or even elements. That, or because they refer it to quantum sensing in the field to be more specific and make it more clear that it’s the word of measurement that is used in their profession. I would assume 😅😅

@SyedAli-kr6qw Год назад

2:08 nailed it. impressive kid. I guess that's the basic idea around it. Haven't watched the full video. Had to stop and comment.

@wandab3843 2 года назад

Yeah, I checked out after he explained Quantum sensing to the teen. 🥴😂

@Monish0909 2 года назад

Proud that a Tamilian is going places in such a field🔥💯✨

@schleifenquantengravitation 2 года назад

Tamilian scientists are great. In my opinion Ramanujan was one of the biggest role models in the history of mankind.

@lalitasharma6687 Год назад

Who?

@Monish0909 Год назад

@@lalitasharma6687 That college professor.

@lalitasharma6687 Год назад

@@Monish0909 yes he is indian

@Monish0909 Год назад

@@lalitasharma6687 He is Tamil as well.

@melboom2994 Год назад

Love how the expert basically described the study I'm doing right now

@sarahbear9482 2 года назад

I’m looking forward to the phone QRI app that different modes show bone, muscle, organs etc in real time as you pass it over your body. Instant diagnosis of injury! Anyone?

@Ejeby Год назад

7:20 "If I can harness quantum phenomena I get something "ultimately more precise and potentially more accurate"" //can you explain the difference and why precision is ultimate but accuracy is potential 12:45 how does the diamond system upconvert energy?

@FightNightShmight 2 года назад

Maybe I missed it but what exactly are they shooting or putting out to detect the diamonds. Like X-ray use X-rays. What’s the method of detecting the information?

@s3cr3tpassword 2 года назад

What he’s doing is essentially creating a tiny magnetic array in the diamond. ( Hydrogen doped nano diamonds + treatment = ‘holes’) these holes act like tiny magnets. These magnets are sensitive to other electromagnetic fields. When the holes interact with an electromagnetic field its spin will change direction. Because spin is a vector, the change in direction will emit another electromagnetic radiation. The emitted radiation can be detected by a less sensitive device and then processed into data.

@shanewright4650 Год назад

Me: "So electrons are the things that spin around the nucleus, right?" Quantum experts: "So it's all about being able to alter the density of nucleuses around the electron"

@TheDorkKnight0451 Год назад

Its not nucleuses its nuclei

@MonsieurBambi 2 года назад

I love she has multiple answers. Shes smarter than 80% of americans

@soccmel96 2 года назад

-so, it would be the top tier -it would be the top tier 👁👄👁

@InfoDav 2 года назад

That broken pixel made me take a close look at my screen.

@pokey-angel6991 2 года назад

There should be art next!

@chocolatefrenzieya 2 года назад

One electron spinning around 30-40 nuclei?!! That def blows my college chem brain.

@starvlingk5122 2 года назад

look up molecular orbitals, unfortunately that is the simple explanation.

@chocolatefrenzieya 2 года назад

@@starvlingk5122 haha! Ok, thanks!

@ModernVintageFilm 2 года назад

Should we stop when we get confused?

@_thehunter_ 2 года назад

if we could sense it can we control it and then tear apart the fabric of space and time?

@mattko2755 Год назад

At what scale does the Quantum level officially start? And when they mention they're sensing, or looking at the atoms and electrons, with the sensor basically pushing to the limits of what is physically possible to measure are they disregarding quarks as another level below atoms or are quarks still hypothetical 'entities' within physics?

@halloweenfan158 Год назад

Quarks aren’t hypothetical but unlike protons, electrons and neutrons, quarks are impossible to see even using tools. Also quantum mechanics starts with atomic particles and ends with subatomic particles

@IntuitivelyCurious 6 месяцев назад

Quantum mechanics applies at all distance scales. But we have easier to understand models for large scale phenomenon but in principle they are all governed by quantum mechanics.

@Jim1971a 11 месяцев назад

I wonder if the level 5 guys already know each other since they’re in the same field.

@sunnyscott4876 2 года назад

I got totally lost after the kiddos level.

@maypasifiki9360 2 года назад

I'm a biology student and at least understood half of level 3

@MoJohnnys 2 года назад

Interesting that bots are promoting themselves in the comments...for this type of video. 🤦🏻‍♂️

@nobody-lc3xf Год назад

level one was giving them a background of the topic level two was explaining level 3 was making them understand level 4 was part explanation part discussion but level 5 bruh that was a full on discussion or interview

@alienc 2 года назад

I wish RU-vid had a play next button like on RU-vid music save to watch later is nice but I honestly never use it something more live and in the now line a play next function or add to current queue button would be really nice Who else thinks this is good like this comment so we may get some RU-vid devs attention :)

@andalibakhtar5707 2 года назад

I thought my brain would hurt after watching this but it's the neck which is hurting😁

@DarkLordofDetroit Год назад

😂😂

@igweogba6774 Год назад

I feel smarter already

@Mkayzeee Год назад

I’m on the same level with that girl with a tennis ball

@wabisabi7755 2 года назад

Level 1 Gang, rise up! 😂

@ProfessorKInGkiWI Год назад

lets be real, they tell the kids what to ask

@amberpark9587 Год назад

We do see them in everyday life, at least I do. When I put a water bottle in my deep freezer, if I remember to get it in time, it comes out supercooled. That's between frozen and liquid I think..

@bryan__m Год назад

Supercooled is when it's still liquid, but at the temperature/pressure it would normally freeze.

@Simbu. 2 года назад

they lost me at college level 😄😄

@Simbu. 2 года назад

@@ian1856 😄😄

@tostronenergy3302 2 года назад

Hahahaha

@Rwamboyo.M 2 года назад

Couldn't find myself at level one 😂😂😂

@Se7nDust 2 года назад

I thought this was going to be about long-distance entanglement lmao

@lucaferretto7746 2 года назад

I want a language(s) expert next time.

@tostronenergy3302 2 года назад

Hahahaha

@freud8011 2 года назад

That’s funny

@lucaferretto7746 2 года назад

@@freud8011 I did non mean it to be funny.

@halloweenfan158 Год назад

@@freud8011why is it funny?

@ordinary_deepfake 2 года назад

Well I stopped at lvl1

@bellio2095 Год назад

yoo these kids are hugeee. I feel so small

@rayjasmantas9609 10 месяцев назад

A hidden meaning of quantum is its representation the bonding factors in science.

@rayjasmantas9609 10 месяцев назад

And would sensing be easily considered taken the time out to first understand a system before using it, the examination.

@rayjasmantas9609 10 месяцев назад

And it is easy to note, the neutron split process was not natural to the atom, so this created friction for the explosion, which is the opposite to the fusion process of the atom's natural of adjustment.

@Noneofthedays 2 года назад

I hate to say this, but it looks like the girl’s giving the finger in the screenshot.

@insenjojo1839 2 года назад

I got rekt at level 3.......

@eddie7152 2 года назад

I'm 20 and only understood level 1..kinda

@BlackPixel1 2 года назад

I have a confession. I can't get any of the explanations over the 2nd level....

@jojomakes 2 года назад

Why are they seated at such awkward angles?

@TVAlien Год назад

For the camera

@claudiogonzalez9926 Год назад

Gotta love science. The more knowledgeabe the person you ask is, the more he doubts his answer and asks himself the same question you ask. "What is quantum sensing?" "That's a billion dollar question!" lol.