@@AndrewDotsonvideos I have a doubt on this since 6 months. Kindly answer please If we send a satellite towards sun and make it revolve around it within the radius in which it does not burn . We will attach 2 ion thrusters which will charge by the sunlight via solar panel on it . The 1st thruster will give angular acceleration and the second will provide the force which will balance the centrepetal , centrifugal force and radius of revolution also does not change.. The question is that Can we get a suitable velocity that it will escape out of the solar system when the 2nd thruster is turned off.....If yes , then What is the max. velocity it can achieve..
Hey I just finished my PhD in nuclear physics with data from jlab and I'm currently a postdoc at lbnl/NERSC. Let me know if you wanted to do an interview especially on the computing side I'd be glad to answer some cool questions. (P.S. I went to HUGS in 2015)
Before I saw ur channel I never thought about nuclear physicists as quantum physicists or particle physicists and I certainly don't think that there were any Theorists left in nuclear physics. I always thought of nuclear physics as a really experimental thing for making weapons, a field where you study nuclear decay (half life) of elements, fission and fusion just to get more efficient at creating energy. But now I realised how hard it could get and how much theoretical it could be
Huh, interesting. I actually was not aware of other numbers and my teacher never really mentioned any besides strangeness. (In reference to my question). Thanks for the answer!
Nuclear fusion is more of a question of fluid mechanics, more specifically of magnetohydrodynamic stability and not really on the fundamental nuclear reaction of fusion, those calculations have already been done and are well understood. There is figuring out how to make sense of what most likely happens in the sun, which is the fusion of 4 hydrogens into helium rather than deuterium and/or tritium and figuring out how those protons decay into neutrons but we don’t need to understand that to well to understand the sun on a large structure, such as predicting solar bursts.
ok, i am just curious, if CERN doesn't collide out new particles, what will particle physicists do for a living, since its highly unlikely for any government to BUILD another CERN ahahahah just thought of it......love the content!!!!
I’d recommend Math: Calculus 1-3, Linear Algebra, Differential equations. Physics: General physics 1-3 Programming with matlab, python, or Mathematica. Saves you time when solving long homework problems. Easier to understand when you can do plots as well.
Hi Andrew, what do you think of this video questioning the whole notion of quarks and gluons? ua-cam.com/video/Y3IGLak8Tqs/v-deo.html I should add that i have no idea about this: I have no dog in this race!
Gonna put "in an Andrew Dotson thumbnail" on my resume now
I might join you on that one. :)
Lmao same
We just need the last person to comment, and we'll have the power of Four.
@@pedroornelas2983 the four horsemen of the thumbnail
@@nysewerrat6577 The four fundamental forces of nature that keep the thumbnail together
What’s going on Smart People! What a great group to answer questions!! ~ Love Mom 💕
Actually smart people, unlike me.
@@maxwellsequation4887 I’m sure you’re just as smart! Happy 4th of July! ~ Andrew’s Mom 💕
Hi Andrew's Mom are you also a physicist or a mathematician? How can your son be so smart without a scientist mom?
@@physicsboi1744 - No, not either of those. Just a huge supporter of my son - Andrew’s Mom 💕
You are so sweet
look at all those stack overflow tabs lol
as a physics grad student, I relate to the large amount of python stack overflow tabs open
"What's going on Smart people?"
Kindest thing I've Heard since I saw your previous video
You see I feel the opposite. It's quite alienating, as I am not what you call "smart". /sar
Man, you nuclear folks are in a whole different world than we're used to 🔥 Great moves, Dotson. Keep it up. Proud of you 🙏🙏
Appreciate it my bois
The unupdated chrome and many opened tabs is I guess the case for everyone in academia lol
The 5 open stack overflow tabs made me feel right at home
Nuclear Physics is a really intriguing topic to me. Highly appreciate this!
Awesome!
@@AndrewDotsonvideos Cheers!
@@AndrewDotsonvideos I have a doubt on this since 6 months.
Kindly answer please
If we send a satellite towards sun and make it revolve around it within the radius in which it does not burn . We will attach 2 ion thrusters which will charge by the sunlight via solar panel on it . The 1st thruster will give angular acceleration and the second will provide the force which will balance the centrepetal , centrifugal force and radius of revolution also does not change..
The question is that
Can we get a suitable velocity that it will escape out of the solar system when the 2nd thruster is turned off.....If yes , then What is the max. velocity it can achieve..
@@AndrewDotsonvideos sir please answer me
Achievements of my life:
- made it into an Andrew Dotson Video: Check!
Hey I just finished my PhD in nuclear physics with data from jlab and I'm currently a postdoc at lbnl/NERSC. Let me know if you wanted to do an interview especially on the computing side I'd be glad to answer some cool questions. (P.S. I went to HUGS in 2015)
Before I saw ur channel I never thought about nuclear physicists as quantum physicists or particle physicists and I certainly don't think that there were any Theorists left in nuclear physics. I always thought of nuclear physics as a really experimental thing for making weapons, a field where you study nuclear decay (half life) of elements, fission and fusion just to get more efficient at creating energy. But now I realised how hard it could get and how much theoretical it could be
Just started my summer internship, feeling inspired and motivated.
Amazing DR Dotson
Huh, interesting. I actually was not aware of other numbers and my teacher never really mentioned any besides strangeness. (In reference to my question). Thanks for the answer!
Thanks for the question !
yeas
I'm in the process if switching my major to physics, and I've had my eye on nuclear physics for some time now, so this video is perfect timing
wat was ur original major?
@@physicsboi1744 Computer science
@@GamingBlake2002 I’d do a minor in comp sci super valuable if you decide to go into industry or grad school
This is so cool :)!! I just got an internship in nuclear physics, and I'm so excited :)!!!
Thank you for this video! Really interesting answers
Andrew, i'd like to start reading your papers when you publish. Where can i find?
Very worthwhile !
Nuclear fusion is more of a question of fluid mechanics, more specifically of magnetohydrodynamic stability and not really on the fundamental nuclear reaction of fusion, those calculations have already been done and are well understood. There is figuring out how to make sense of what most likely happens in the sun, which is the fusion of 4 hydrogens into helium rather than deuterium and/or tritium and figuring out how those protons decay into neutrons but we don’t need to understand that to well to understand the sun on a large structure, such as predicting solar bursts.
Is it true that [Andrew ∈ Basement]
Let's GOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!
Waiting for Flammy to leave a comment saying "This changes everything"
Wow💖 loved it❤️
Very interesting , thank you !
Thank you for this
Epic
ok, i am just curious, if CERN doesn't collide out new particles, what will particle physicists do for a living, since its highly unlikely for any government to BUILD another CERN ahahahah just thought of it......love the content!!!!
Super work 👍
Love u Andrew
Yayyyy
Could we find a way to use neutrinos to produce energy?
What are the subjects u take to study quantum physics
I’d recommend
Math: Calculus 1-3, Linear Algebra, Differential equations.
Physics: General physics 1-3
Programming with matlab, python, or Mathematica. Saves you time when solving long homework problems. Easier to understand when you can do plots as well.
nice
Try answering iit,neet,jee questions live u can expand ur Indian fan base ( 100%)
This maybe a bit late, but whats the average apparatus per experimentalist?
I know the Earth isn't Flat lol. Fooled some people didn't I 😂
Hi Andrew, what do you think of this video questioning the whole notion of quarks and gluons?
ua-cam.com/video/Y3IGLak8Tqs/v-deo.html
I should add that i have no idea about this: I have no dog in this race!