Symphony of Science - the Quantum World! 

Agreed. I find myself grinning when listening to him talk, especially during that lecture about Los Alamos. I'll be listening to it with headphones , and anyone that's around ends up looking at me like I've grown two heads, just grinning down at my phone like that lol.

@@michellewilcox7175 Your students are lucky !!!

This line made me cry

@@kashishjindal3258 feynman was a legend he will always be

Hello cockatiel

Beautiful. ❤️

Nice!!! Congratulations! :D

Incroyable, melodysheep est clairement une source d'inspiration !

I love this so much - congratulations!

Very good BlackkDreamFR! In my case, i'll present my thesis defense in biochemistry in 2 weeks! Watching the Symphony of Science to give-me inspiration ;D. Wish u all the best in ur master degree in quantum mechanics!

Congratulations my guy👑🔥

Beautiful 🤩 Congratulations ✨

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Good luck in your journey

Congratulations

i wanted to work with quantum mechanick earlier and i still want but in my country i can only dream about it (poland) soo sad. bricklayer can earn more than man with PhD of quantum mechanick. And it is so sad becouse physics that is the only think that i want to do as a job. ;-( Where are you from? Maybe i can find job in your country.

@@misiek8071 usa bro

​@@nguyenbachnam-thanong4.0-f42 Don't. Although the USA is a leader in sciences and medicine, it's still a horrible place to live in. I suggest a Scandinavian country (Norway, Danmark, Finland) they speak English, they're close to Poland so you could take a flight cheaply, and they're very very advanced in sciences and it's amongst the best places to live in. Free healthcare, education, good social welfare programs and all... If you don't want to go to a Scandinavian country I would then suggest Germany, Canada, or Australia in no particular order.

@@ilyesjebalia9757 but usa have a lot of good university, institute like MIT, CALTECH, Harvard,...

@@nguyenbachnam-thanong4.0-f42 I know, but this guy already finished school, he doesn't plan on going to university. he plans to WORK, and you don't work in the USA in the morning and go back home to Poland in the evening. If you choose a country to work in, it's a country you'll be living it for a long long time. Longer than 4 years for a university degree.

Good one XD

Beautiful, simply wonderful

Beautiful significant story

Bonifilio Soto TURNT UP, I should do that🙈

Bonifilio Soto here in my garage turn it up with knowledge

Same here.

The subject is simple, you just need to be open and imagine that very small items can be in two places at once, or that if you roll a ball down two hills it may end up on the other side of the other hill (Quantum tunnelling). But it is very interesting and highly advisable!

QuoteJava Well... Thats grossly over simplifying Quantum Mechanics and partially wrong. While Quantum tunneling does allow Quantized particles to pass through barriers, they don't exactly exist in two places at once. Taking your example, if you were to roll an electron down between two hills, Quantum Mechanics would not be able to tell you where its end location is. It would give you a range of probabilities that of where it could be and until the result is observed all the infinite possibilities exist simultaneously. Once observed, it collapses into one of the possibilities. It is nice that you are encouraging people to learn more about science, but calling it simple feels a little bit offensive and is rather untrue. It is a highly complex topic that has confused many great minds. Learning and understanding it is no walk in the park as you need to also be well versed in basic mechanics, kinematics, waves phenomenon, atomic and particle physics.

dont worry nobody can really grasp it. funny, this played when i was typing it --> 1:25

me too

Same 😀😀😀

No worries I’m sure he’ll read this😁

:)

That’s incredible!! I love how this creator of this video possibly has no idea how much he impacted some people’s life.

@@BuzziMuzzi :DD

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Same here for me

Me Myself strangely relisten to melody sheep more than anything it's a new powerful cultural meta zeitgeist of music. Very clever.

You should watch the whole playlist.

Those are some rookie numbers in this bracket. Up your game.

*Top 10 Sadest stories in animes*

Me too

me too!

I've heard the best way to nurture that kind of passion for learning is to answer or learn together the answer of every question your child asks.

I love it. I've learned about quantum world by my son when he was 6 years old.

it makes me so happy and proud of our species! do you happen to know where that is from precisely?

@@safetyinspector250 Never is too late to learn, the video is called Fun To Imagine, check it out cause its amazing

Its 13 bro Get updated

13 particles We have higgs boson now

@@entertainmentworld6265 Gotcha

@@entertainmentworld6265 wasnt it 17 now?

let's be honest counting the anti counterpart of these particles its more than 20

Yeah

@@skywalker3736 Morgan is a clown. Did we invent God? Morgan, "Yes." So there isn’t a God up in the sky somewhere. We came up with God ourselves. Morgan, "Well, here’s a scientific question: Has anybody ever seen hard evidence? What we get is theories from our earlier prophets. Now, people who think that God invented us think that the Earth can’t be more than 6,000 years old. So I guess it’s a question of belief. My belief system doesn’t support a creator as such, as we can call God, who created us in His/Her/Its image." Would you consider yourself an atheist, or agnostic? Morgan, "It’s a hard question because as I said at the start, I think we invented God. So if I believe in God, and I do, it’s because I think I’m God." --------------- So to dumbass Morgan Freeman "we invented God" who created the universe and gave us the laws of nature. Man can do that, but if that was not stupid enough from Morgan then adds "So if I believe in God, and I do, it’s because I think I’m God." How did we get the creation of the universe, fine-tuning of the universe for life on earth, life from non-life, information for life before and after it began, the laws of nature without a Lawgiver, etc, without God? We have solid evidence that we have NO doubts about that the clear answer is it had to be supernatural. Hoping that the laws of nature will somehow all be proven wrong and that we could have gotten the laws of nature without God, is an absurdity. Many people have such absurd hopes. Real science says nothing does nothing. Real science says if there was something there already it must fit with the evidence of what we know. We know the 1LT says there's a conservation of energy. It can change forms and neither can be created or destroyed. Creation cannot happen by natural means. The 2LT has various aspects, one being the universe is winding down, entropy. Usable energy is becoming less usable, so at one point usable energy was at its max. This all points to a supernatural creation, by a supernatural creator at a certain point in which matter, space and time were created. When I read how it can happen otherwise, ALL the fools resort to science-fiction. Once a supernatural creation is accepted, then the next step is finding proof of what supernatural power did it. Just with creation, Morgan can't even get around those laws but loves being a dumbass saying, "We invented God."

Of courseee

@Cristi K24 "but I dont start to call people stupid bescuse they dont believe in God." Clown, you can't even tell a good lie it's so obvious. I gave proof and correct titles. Oh, but you just happened to leave that out. Likely because your whole dingbat belief system is built on lies and you're slow-minded enough to believe that dung. Bozo, you allah-baba is a joke. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-cQ611NSxfCk.html He's just one of many that show what dunces you are.

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Lets clone him. Damn with ethics!!!!

@@hackman669 🙌🙌🙌😅

@@hackman669 This time without ALS please.

This was Hawkings last words. An important message everyone should hear. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Gb2jGy76v0Y.html

@@OldieWan go f*ck yourself that's so horrible... so why I still find this funny 😂😅

Resumenes informativos deportivos ironic, he died on π day.

The fact that 3/14 is Einstein's birthday adds more irony...

stephen hawking died on pie day einsteins birthday was on pie day what a coinsidense

Máquinas agrícoolas :(

Lol RIP science vegetable

The universe is made of....

you had a good teacher, these songs really bring out the passion of those scientists. sorry about replying on a year old comment

Lmao buddy. My physics teacher showed me last month. I'm in 11th currently

Which science class/course code?

You and your ass are completely right

Vinicius Rocha Dat ass in intelligent.

That would be cool

Yeahhh have you listened to the periodic table song?😂

Tony L: I call it edutainment!

Luis Fernando this is the typr of autotune no one hates haha lol

he was a musician actually before he became a professor

@@vatsalmehta477 🤯🤯

@@vatsalmehta477 exactly

+Anna Pietkiewicz I said the same thing the last time I watched porn.

+Raptorel Your life must be pretty awful.

Matthew Pendleton I never watched porn! I swear!

+Raptorel Are you a guy? Because if you are, i am going to call bullshit unless you are below the age of 11

Dirk Jackson You must be a really, really naughty boy.

The V8 Do you believe in God, because I yes.

The V8 Neither can the bible.

RIP Stephen Hawking. He was a genius.

When he said a theory of everything, I think he is speaking of the Theory of Everything, which the theory that would be able to conciliate the quantic physics and the physics of Newton (it has not been found at the moment)

The V8 Explaining God would be a psychologist’s job, not a physicist’s.

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same

an

I laughed WAY too hard at this one.

whaaa what a dwvelopment . played it in india now it is usa

Bernd no it’s a it is dependent on pronunciation and following letters not just is it a vowel or consonant 🤦‍♂️

because this is the world we live in now we depend to much on our technology to do anything better

Yes

You re right.more science less drugs and s3c

zane france wtf

Because the only thing they care about is drugs and sex.

helo bro :D

***** too true

Teens act like kids, no they don't exactly... Adults act like grown-ups, no they don't exactly...!

Feynman the boss ❤❤

@@larrythepagan Adults do not act unlike Adults, yes not they do inaccurately... Teens do not act unlike ungrowns, yes not they do inaccurately...!

😂🤣👏👏👏

Nice relation 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 It Means We are electrons 😳

Just to log myself. Today I just quit my computer vision engineer job and looking forward to enroll to a good postgraduate degree that would likely take my experience into account and admit me to the programme. I am looking at York PGDip in Astronomy. Also I want my first one to be a distance learning base since I have to do freelancing to pay my bills. But surely it will be a gradual shift from cs to astronomy. Hope to get some astronomy-related jobs after this so I can start saving for MSc and PhD whilst not having to switch back and forth between cs and astronomy.

Another log in. I'm now in preparation for applying to several postgraduate programmes in astronomy and astrophysics. Wish me luck! Of course no one will come wish me. At least not now. lol Anyway, I hope to get in and commence it right this year. *Per aspera ad astra!*

Another log. Well, it seems like York rejected me with the reason of I have no enough related experience. Fine then, I will go on for the Swinburne one. Anyway, I hope I could get into some decent MSc Physics programme after this since it is a Masters by coursework. It's a good idea tho, think of it as a conversion course. Hope I get in this time. *Per aspera ad astra*

@@mikhailszinsky1895 good luck buddy

Don't give up. I was studying to become a bussiness administrator and at some point, I decided to follow my passion above everyone else. That was 4 years ago. Next summer I'll be a chemist finally. I'm also 26!, go for it.

***** :(

***** not to mention religion.

***** Scientists in the past were religious because that was all they knew. Everyone was indoctrinated early on. They didn't have nearly as much information as we do now. I grew up in a house with Christianity, but logic never allowed me to believe such fantasies. Now days there is so much information that everyone can make their own choice rather than have it forced on you. Were it not for religion it is a known fact that wed be 500 years ahead in regards to technology. Now with that being said, religion is fine as long as people keep it to themselves and out of the judicial system.

***** Great discussion.Now, you seem reasonable, let me ask you this. Why does there have to be a supernatural being who created the universe?

It makes people feel better when they believe they are not completely in control in some cases. It feels nice believing that somewhere, someone is watching over you. Be it a guardian angel, a God, anything. Almost every culture in the world believed in some sort of deity, spirits, or god(s). It doesn't have to be true, but if it makes people feel good, I see no reason to tell them otherwise. Of course, I am talking about the belief in a higher being, not religion. Those two are vastly different in my eyes.

That's a wonderful and significant story.

damn sooooooo true!!!

Me too.

Do note there are now 17 particles of matter now. Glad this was made back then, i can't imagine 17 being as catchy lol.

hahaha no it wouldn't. Thanks for the information, i didn't know that...

Iolanda Duarte Haha not a prob, i'm a google expert :)

Iolanda Duarte Yep

Yea grades dont matter because lets be honest we all forget everything after 2 days after the test

@@moonshotaerospace412 😂

@@moonshotaerospace412 it seems like you just don’t(or didn’t) pay attention in school. Or maybe you were just a bad in school learner and RU-vid naturally helped you more.

Look up magic number.

dont use it for evil but it is a lot of science. i mean a lot and if you enjoy science look it up.

bro swear to god

let me guess Orange County? lol

nice copy pasta bro

MrBaranygabor how is this copy pasta

Nice random claims... lol

Don’t worry because he’s now viewing one right now from far away with Carl Sagan with a galaxy rise and galaxy set. Just remember Stephen Hawking’s quote “Although my body is very limited, my mind is free to explore the universe, to go back to the beginning of time and into black holes. There are no limits to the human spirit.”

That's a computer generated picture. A CGI crap.

@Kanha the third your cool

@@militantpacifist4087 he's DEAD!

@@militantpacifist4087 just what i was gonna say... He knows all about them for sure now!!

Yes! Exactly my experience. Also, Brian Cox!❤

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The universe is made of 12 particles of matter, 4 forces of nature That's a wonderful and significant story

No he's not exactly

The world is a dynamic mess of jiggling things

Vinicius Rocha Yes, indeed. Imagine understanding the universe. Maybe it is too much for the human brain.

work of God.

Mar Ry mo shite :D

+Mar Ry the grand architect of the universe ;) btw; if this is your picture...you're beautiful

right?

wow really?

awesome!!!!

This song changed my course..

Goodluck with the maths my friends

@Tech Plex Prepare to suffer.

SourlRippster: I'm a 5th grade teacher, and show these to my students. Many of my students know these videos word for word! You should see the whole class burst unto song, with their favorite Symphony of Science vids: We are Stardust, Monsters of the Cosmos, Quantum World, and Secret of the Stars ! We also watch others...but so far these have gone best with our curriculum. We repeat watch them, and I actually instruct from parts of them, as well! It's so much for, and they learn so much! And then they sing them at home, and teach their families! John Boswell is changing the world! (I've told him so before!) I don't know if any of them will discover the "theory of everything," but they sure have a better understanding of what it is we think we know - for now!

I am a chemist in training. I plan to get a doctorate in quantum chemistry and work towards achieving that goal.

yeah im 13, i saw this when i was 12 and i want to become an astronaut and make rockets-... or at least work at nasa!

Yes I am ☺️

Agree! This is extremely inspiring

+ahmed SAID İzdivacın Oldu

And Brian Cox's face

Astonishing, innit?

👽

I love it

Course, but now with ayahuasca and psychedelics this adds a whole new plane of reality and mindfuc*kery than just 12 particles of matter....

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+Brien McWilliams II Your chem teacher sounds cool!

My physics teacher did that too just today. Because this is the best way to train for exams.

+RyuakiraX I most certainly agree

+Brien McWilliams II I salute your teacher.

lol that pic fits perfectly xDD

yeah, with that trolly dead mr.pool as well.

cats commenting

the picture matches the sentence perfectly

:D .

you should be proud!!!

Be proud of your son!

The bit that really got me was Stephen saying "Perhaps, the ultimate triumph of Science."

It's the piano bit

***** It's always good if people are interested in those things and actually look it up. :)

+Ryroe i did too lmfao

+Ryroe I cried like a little girl....

I was showed this in like the 2nd grade when it first came out and I will remember it till I die

no one can, with his, beautiful, voice

Nelson Mandela is a really good actor.

The only reason I don't like him in stuff like this, is because he doesn't have a passion for it. He's an actor reading some stuff because he's been paid to, the others were probably just asked to explain some things in their spare time. He doesn't understand it as some of the other people do. Take for example Close and Feynman who were also in this video. There's an obvious joy they get talking about things like this, whereas Morgan just reads it out. While I appreciate that it helps interest people in science, I just think it's better that people who actually understand the subject and actually care about the things they are saying to be the ones explaining things like this, they have the ability to enthuse other people and to fuel the wonder the wonder that physics can bring.

I heard that 2016 the Higgs-Boson was dicoverd so 13 particles of matters and 4 forces of nature

@@biophotography903 higgs bozon was discovered in 2012 or , in 2017 one more quark named odderon was discovered, so there are 14 particle , and recently on april 15 in muon g-2 experiment(2021) we might have discovered 5th force, we are not sure about 5th force, but yes we are sure about 14 particles :)

@@divyanshpathak5171 thanks I didn't know that

@@biophotography903 wc

I am with you I haven't leave

You are very lucky To have like this teacher

What if Hawkings voice IS autotuned???

+XxDuB STePxX his voice is already autotuned

+Auto Installer Cracked Thats the secret, its always autotuned :>

He technically doesn't have a voice whatsoever

Actually, the program he uses to communicate is considerably dated. He was offered an upgrade to have a "more human" sounding tone, but he declined because he believes it to be his voice and he believes that others are accustomed to it being his voice. So it IS his voice. Maybe not technically, but theoretically.

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That's a wonderful and significant story

Smooth angelic voice: ...and the higgs bosoooon...

We need a theory of everything

+Buorn Michael Agreed! He loves this stuff... You can tell. But what about Feynman? Look at him kicking back and giggling about not explaining everything! What a boss.

No way this comment is new but this video is like 9 years ago. LOL

@@32waldejuancarlos7c6 I listen to this every once in a while this was my first time commenting :D

@@pouya9545 WOAAAAH congrats. here ill give you yuor first like

@@32waldejuancarlos7c6 Thanks I guess? Haha

respec dawg

there is nothing wrong with that.

DO IT

Lyrics are easy, creating the melodies and harmonies and interesting fills is the hard part.

lmao

For my part I remember writing the lyrics of this song on my science class table c:

Now you too have a choice. Show your children this video, or show them Nikki minaj. Sydney it is the act of individuals like you, yes you, that will determine the fate of all humankind. I believe you will make the right choice. Be brave and go forth, Culbertson. Lightspeed

i have viewed this video more than 400 times myself :P

You can still do it now.