The Riddle of AntiMatter

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  • Опубліковано 26 гру 2024

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  • @tomp2008
    @tomp2008 9 років тому +33

    Give us more documentaries like this!!

  • @mikestoneadfjgs
    @mikestoneadfjgs 10 років тому +15

    the music in this video is very dissonant, borderline atonal. i like it. very trippy

    • @kapworld2715
      @kapworld2715 4 роки тому +1

      Watched this high on marijuana 🍁 and shrooms 🍄and makes my mind blown away🤯✨🎆

  • @3dgar7eandro
    @3dgar7eandro 3 роки тому +2

    One of the most interesting vids about dark matter I have seen in the last 10 years hands down😌👏👏👌👌

  • @fredeagle8766
    @fredeagle8766 8 років тому +63

    do not muck about with antimatter indoors. always experiment in the open, your garden or in the road for example. wear gloves and goggles and an outdoors coat. shout "antimatter" to give people some warning proceed with confidence.

    • @MultiMurmaider
      @MultiMurmaider 7 років тому +4

      Also, be sure to have a water hose handy

    • @williamgreene4834
      @williamgreene4834 6 років тому +1

      Or if you're British,,, An hosepipe. :)

    • @surajsuryavanshi7898
      @surajsuryavanshi7898 6 років тому

      william Greene .... 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄

    • @dondomingue9798
      @dondomingue9798 5 років тому +2

      And if you,re Cajun, some hot sauce. It might be good to eat.

    • @mikearcher9390
      @mikearcher9390 5 років тому +2

      well maybe don't experiment with antimatter "in the road"!? explains the huge potholes this winter...

  • @kerbygator
    @kerbygator 9 років тому +55

    It's all mind over matter. I don't mind,so it doesn't matter.

    • @TheReydoro
      @TheReydoro 9 років тому +7

      Smartest comment I have read so far. It makes sense if you dont't think about it.

    • @kerbygator
      @kerbygator 9 років тому

      +Rey sosa lol!

    • @EvilNeonETC
      @EvilNeonETC 9 років тому

      +Rey sosa like he said, it doesnt matter.

    • @TheReydoro
      @TheReydoro 9 років тому +2

      EvilNeon I...don't disagree?

    • @EvilNeonETC
      @EvilNeonETC 9 років тому +1

      Rey sosa I counter your logic by substituting my own. :D

  • @JonasHappel
    @JonasHappel 4 роки тому +13

    I don’t know what it is about his voice for god sakes.... relaxing somehow

    • @JHMninja89
      @JHMninja89 3 роки тому

      i want a playlist of all his documentaries VO'd to sleep to.

    • @CharlieTourniquet
      @CharlieTourniquet 2 роки тому

      Deep voice speaking slightly slow = 😴

    • @johnbowkett80
      @johnbowkett80 Рік тому

      Similar to Orson Welles !

    • @BaldHeadedManc
      @BaldHeadedManc 9 місяців тому

      He has a name.. it's DICK RODSTIEN

  • @Bix12
    @Bix12 5 років тому +5

    At the end of this video, the question is asked "Just what is it that could break symmetry, hence trigger creation?" [paraphrased]
    To my mind, the much more intriguing question would be "just what type of field, or force, or event exists, or existed, that could bring into a physical realm, or appropriate vibrational/frequency state, a perfectly symmetrical ism/ion?" To me, this is, by orders of magnitude, a fantastically more difficult realization/state of matter/reality to create. Where there are an infinite number of ways to break symmetry, how many ways are there to create perfect symmetry? Zero? (not homo sapiens to create it...just anything, anyone, whatever)

  • @TwippyTwilight
    @TwippyTwilight 8 років тому +49

    Wait wait wait, a good science video on youtube that is in 1080p whow! Extraordinary!

    • @2serveand2protect
      @2serveand2protect 7 років тому

      ...true! ...:D :D :)

    • @Cricis11700
      @Cricis11700 6 років тому +2

      TwippyTwilight I just switched mine over to 240p Its better that way.

    • @BrainBUG1231
      @BrainBUG1231 6 років тому +1

      Welcome to the world of SpaceRip.

    • @robertluciano6252
      @robertluciano6252 6 років тому

      Action movies

    • @cgriffin2013
      @cgriffin2013 4 роки тому

      Spacerip makes very high quality videos.. I love this channel

  • @t687m3
    @t687m3 11 років тому +10

    The commercial interruptions during these videos are getting ridiculous.

    • @godmademefunky95
      @godmademefunky95 11 років тому

      Have you not got adblock? I didn't have any commercial interruptions.

    • @adamhamilton8899
      @adamhamilton8899 11 років тому

      cry me a river

    • @t687m3
      @t687m3 11 років тому

      I'll see what I can find. Sometimes it attempts to interrupt for a commercial, but then freezes the video so I can't watch the whole thing.

    • @batman_2004
      @batman_2004 10 місяців тому

      Laughs in youtube premium. 😂

  • @ariessweety8883
    @ariessweety8883 7 років тому +5

    Pretty deep stuff !

  • @NetherWorldHobbies
    @NetherWorldHobbies 11 років тому +7

    If matter forms mass, could it go to reason that anti matter cannot form mass? Instead perpetually forcing apart? And if this be the case, and the fact that more anti matter is produced each day throughout the universe is considered, could it case the universe as we know it to expand faster and faster each day as we see?

    • @stan3136
      @stan3136 11 років тому

      This is what I want, I like to hear people's random theories.. Scientists only research what they're funded to and I think it's a huge waste.

    • @manasranjanmishra2536
      @manasranjanmishra2536 11 років тому +2

      my thought is similar to you.If matter can form mass(gravity as property) than antimatter can form antimass(antigravity as property), but due to very initial property of antigravity they cannot concentrete but tend to disperse. they should be distributed in entire space prabably 1unit/cubic meter or km or similar and it will not easy to detect.I have video regarding this on youtube

    • @sarc007
      @sarc007 11 років тому +1

      DonatoThomas
      Hi Thomas , I think anit-matter has mass but laws of physics apply to it differently. As we know nothing goes faster than light but in early universe particles did travel faster than light i.e. universe expanded faster than speed of light.

    • @philrudski9084
      @philrudski9084 6 років тому

      Was this written as a joke or are you serious?

    • @philrudski9084
      @philrudski9084 6 років тому

      I give you the prize for writing the dumbest thing I've read today. I read most of your comments and pseudoscience and you are without doubt one of the dumbest, arrogant, misinformed, rejects I've ever had the misfortune of reading on youtube. The stupidity of some of your comments should be memorialised on T-shirts and posters and sold around campuses worldwide.

  • @67lomeli
    @67lomeli 11 років тому +1

    Thanks for posting this great video. One stands in awe against such greatness in our universe. We must pity those that confuse faith with the reality of nature. Faith is just that, faith. It can be compared to an empty dinner plate.

  • @Diaming787
    @Diaming787 11 років тому +5

    This video was uploaded on my birthday

    • @Tom-fh3zg
      @Tom-fh3zg 5 років тому +1

      What do you think now that you've been working on this for 6 years?

    • @Diaming787
      @Diaming787 4 роки тому

      @Scribble Scrable That was 7 years ago. I was very young back then, and anti-matter was really and still is, fascinating to me.

  • @neonwilliams5337
    @neonwilliams5337 7 років тому +27

    I'm beginning to see the gravity of this situation...

    • @brufnus
      @brufnus 6 років тому +5

      Indeed... it's quite heavy stuff, as a matter of fact. c".)

    • @wesleyspinney1607
      @wesleyspinney1607 6 років тому

      n NH

    • @BillAnt
      @BillAnt 5 років тому +4

      Consequently the super-massive gravity of the situation can lead to the formation of a black hole.. tsk-tsk

    • @TakeAsNeeded4Pain
      @TakeAsNeeded4Pain 5 років тому +1

      Ba dum tiss

    • @-fuk57
      @-fuk57 4 роки тому +1

      Nice

  • @gangulyawl
    @gangulyawl 6 років тому

    Matter occupies the 3 dimensions we see/understand and anti matter occupies the other dimensions (6?) that we cannot see - that is what I have deduced from watching these informative vids

  • @johnmulligan7949
    @johnmulligan7949 11 років тому +4

    What happened to the energy from those early matter\antimatter reactions?

  • @doing63
    @doing63 11 років тому +13

    i want to be a space scientist and study astronomy when i grow up...!!!

  • @Casstax
    @Casstax 2 роки тому

    Rewatching a lot of SpaceRip videos, I don't regret it.

  • @MrKorrazonCold
    @MrKorrazonCold 11 років тому +3

    "Inward spherical wave fronts multiplying time dilation at right+angles compressing+4-0-4+-decompressing expanding sphere's now dividing gravity at right-angles."

  • @mikearcher9390
    @mikearcher9390 5 років тому +3

    his name is SAM TING? or was his name the same as the man before him?

  • @DiabloQFDB
    @DiabloQFDB 11 років тому

    What an enlightened comment! Your PhD and at least two decades of studying particle physics are readily apparent!

  • @daxxonjabiru428
    @daxxonjabiru428 9 років тому +29

    I want this narrator to do my eulogy.

    • @MrToni99
      @MrToni99 6 років тому +1

      Is it possible to get the narrators name?

    • @adrianworley7060
      @adrianworley7060 6 років тому +2

      Dick Rodstein. It says so in the closing credits.

    • @TonyMon16
      @TonyMon16 6 років тому +1

      i can make that happen , pay 10k in to my account i promise when you die he will be there doing your euology. i know Dicky, hes a good guy, he dont read yt comments though, i can tell him what you guys are saying. hes in his 60s live near me in new york ( i can get him to record something on tape in case he gone before you, which is likely if you in your 20s). hes an actor.

    • @karlstenator
      @karlstenator 5 років тому

      Sounds a lot like James Cromwell, but it ain't.

    • @RobertMOdell
      @RobertMOdell 5 років тому

      I don't want a eulogy.

  • @HigherPlanes
    @HigherPlanes 11 років тому +9

    @ 12:53 "why do we live in a matter dominated universe?"
    We don't. Matter makes up 3-4% of our universe. Dark matter makes up 97%. We live in a dark matter dominated universe.

    • @emiliospowerballer1441
      @emiliospowerballer1441 4 роки тому +4

      he meant in comparison with anti matter. not that matter its self dominates the universe. dark matter counts for 25% of the universe. 70% consists of dark energy

  • @stevekrasner1607
    @stevekrasner1607 10 років тому +1

    Fantastic narration by Mr. Rothstein.

    • @Jakebb69
      @Jakebb69 10 років тому

      Agreed. Mr. Rothstein you did a great job.

  • @DevilMaster
    @DevilMaster 10 років тому +14

    The riddle of antimatter: "If the Big Bang created equal amounts of matter and antimatter, why didn't all of it annihilate together?"
    Well, what if the distribution of matter and antimatter in the universe is not uniform (each of the two forms clumping together, and only rarely coming in contact to annihilate)? And more important, what if we have already observed matter/antimatter annihilations on a cosmic scale?
    Gamma-ray bursts. Flashes of gamma rays associated with extremely energetic explosions. All of them were observed in distant galaxies, meaning that they happened a long time in the past. Most of them (the long bursts) are consistent with the model of a supernova or hypernova that collapses to form a neutron star, quark star, or black hole.
    And then, there are the short bursts. Well, what if the short bursts are caused by matter/antimatter annihilations? So, we would not see any matter/antimatter annihilation in our galaxy because it has already happened, billions of years ago, leaving only the residual matter to be seen. Other galaxies might have had an excess of antimatter instead of matter, so, when the annihilation took place, they only left the residual antimatter! And we might never know which galaxy is made of which substance, because a star made out of of antimatter would emit normal light, just like a star made out of matter!

  • @Limpn00dle84
    @Limpn00dle84 7 років тому +3

    I'd love to see 100 grams of electrons and positrons annihilate each other, from a distance of course.... lol🤣🤣

    • @Bix12
      @Bix12 5 років тому

      At what distance would you feel safe, Chris?

    • @Bix12
      @Bix12 5 років тому

      @Greg Moonen as far away as i was when they actually ignited it....and not merely far away in distance (space), but in time, as well....

    • @Bix12
      @Bix12 5 років тому

      @Greg Moonen that being said, 100 grams of antimatter, as posited by mr zimmerman, has orders of magnitude more explosive power than the tsar bomb

    • @Bix12
      @Bix12 5 років тому

      @Greg Moonen 1/1,000,000,000 (one billionth) of a gram of positrons contains the explosive power of 80 pounds/38 kilograms of TNT

    • @Bix12
      @Bix12 5 років тому

      @Greg Moonen i did not say you were...in fact, in your original post, you drew no correlation between the tsar bomb and 100 grams of antimatter

  • @Rdgcan
    @Rdgcan 10 років тому +1

    Thanks for uploading! Cheers

  • @AJ-Channel
    @AJ-Channel 9 років тому +21

    What's the deal with those TruthContest comments? I see them on every single video that I click on. Do people actually buy into this shit?

    • @mr.mohagany8555
      @mr.mohagany8555 9 років тому +3

      +Alan Jay I wonder that too. Has kind of a scam/multi-level-marketing feel to it, with all the spam. Most of the comments are definitely bots - there's almost always a second comment saying "thanks for this" or something like that.

    • @AJ-Channel
      @AJ-Channel 9 років тому +1

      Big West Yeah, you can tell the comments are made by bots. It's always the EXACT same comment, letter for letter. I think it's a scam.

    • @mr.mohagany8555
      @mr.mohagany8555 9 років тому

      Alan Jay I agree, it's a weirdass scam though.

    • @johnlittle2844
      @johnlittle2844 9 років тому

      +Alan Jay it IS a scam.

    • @talkingvegetable3538
      @talkingvegetable3538 9 років тому

      +Alan Jay Of course a dumb-ass will buy into anything. I am pitching a game show in Hollywood right now that has people eating their own shit for cash, called "Bottoms Up"!! I dare them and then the dumb-asses risk possible death and certain illness to eat their own shit as I offer increasing amounts of money until they munch out!! Dumb-asses Unite!!!!!! All hail the Dumb-asses!!!!!!!!!!

  • @robertharlton3850
    @robertharlton3850 5 років тому +3

    My Theory is that at the moment of creation, anti-matter moved backwards in time.

    • @kapworld2715
      @kapworld2715 4 роки тому

      Interesting 🧐🤔 can you explain it more?

  • @terranspaceacademy
    @terranspaceacademy 4 роки тому

    Beautiful description :-)

  • @StevenSesselmann
    @StevenSesselmann 8 років тому +4

    Dirac's original gut feeling was correct, he suspected that the electron might be the anti proton. Now I can prove he was right.

  • @ajaykumarsingh702
    @ajaykumarsingh702 9 років тому +60

    Everybody knows that Flying Spaggeti Monster created Multi-verse and all Dimensions.
    Why do people even argue against the most obvious thing ?

    • @ert000
      @ert000 9 років тому +1

      Rofl best answer ever.

    • @frankallen958
      @frankallen958 9 років тому +1

      Ajay Kumar Singh No, the Flying Spaghetti monster did not create the multi-verses and other dimensions. He has been too busy pushing us down with his noodley appendages to keep us on Earth.
      This can not be an easy job.

    • @ajaykumarsingh702
      @ajaykumarsingh702 9 років тому +1

      Frank Allen
      Almost 14 billion years ago Chuck Norris made Spaghetti, then it got lose and Made Multiverse.
      Today it's known as our God.
      THE FLYING SPAGHETTI MONSTER !

    • @frankallen958
      @frankallen958 9 років тому +2

      No, the Flying Spaghetti Monster Escaped while Chuck Norris was checking his mail. You see, the pot he was boiling the noodles in overheated (no safety valves back then) and blew up causing the big bang. That's how the Spaghetti Monster escaped. Since then he has been flying around pushing everything down so they don't fly off into space.
      I don't believe I'm writing this.
      I need a hobby.

    • @ajaykumarsingh702
      @ajaykumarsingh702 9 років тому +4

      Frank Allen
      You already have one.
      Making fun with keyboard warriors.

  • @derekaduncan
    @derekaduncan 5 років тому +1

    If there's antimatter then there's is anti-human life...described as Politicians.

  • @mr.nobody3918
    @mr.nobody3918 9 років тому +17

    where is Morgan Freeman

  • @Snoxicle
    @Snoxicle 10 років тому +2

    Anti-matter can have reverse effects of gravity? Hm, maybe it has something to do with Dark Energy, and matter as well.

  • @techthirteen
    @techthirteen 11 років тому +1

    In the early 80's there was a TV show called "in search of" hosted by Leonard Nemoy. It would have episodes about everything from the loch ness monster to mental telepathy. I remember they covered every possible example of psychic phenomenon there was. From dogs finding missing children and psychics reading palms to a mother sensing their son was in a accident a couple states away. The show was very popular. Also the very idea that we could communicate with each other from some biological mutat

  • @TheBandFake
    @TheBandFake 9 років тому +18

    Dick Rodstein... Such an unfortunate name to attend a public high-school with.

    • @ttopperr
      @ttopperr 9 років тому +2

      Bob Jones more unfortunate than Bob Jones?

    • @TheBandFake
      @TheBandFake 9 років тому

      ***** His name is Dick Rod... stein
      And this ain't my name. Lol

    • @Chicxulub65M
      @Chicxulub65M 9 років тому +1

      +Bob Jones No kidding. But what a voice. He and Jay O. Sanders are my favorite narrators.

    • @JCMacDonald
      @JCMacDonald 9 років тому

      +Bob Jones scrolled to long looking for this comment!

    • @PAULLONDEN
      @PAULLONDEN 7 років тому

      *Jason* __ Ok...you're right, this has fuck all to do with anti semitism......but the fact you even take the time to explain this juvenile 6th grade bullcrap "joke" .....seems pathetic......while we are here in awe of science trying to understand the core of our universe...........Unlike you "JasonJason" 🙄, it seems Mr. Rodstein turned out very well....

  • @voyaging07
    @voyaging07 9 років тому +10

    This narrator must be great at parties.

    • @medexamtoolscom
      @medexamtoolscom 7 років тому

      Especially when he does his Orson Welles impersonation. All he has to do is just talk normally. And then someone walks up to him and asks him what he wants to do tonight, and he replies "Same thing we do every night Pinky. Try to take over the world!"

    • @MrToni99
      @MrToni99 6 років тому

      somebody knows his name?

  • @mastertek383
    @mastertek383 6 років тому +1

    How sensitive the interior walls of the detectors must be to pick up the presence of subatomic particles from a few atoms

  • @paulskillman6634
    @paulskillman6634 9 років тому +5

    '"The universe began hot" Where did the heat come from?

    • @jeremiemethot5171
      @jeremiemethot5171 9 років тому +3

      +paul skillman we don't explain anything with the big bang, we just know it happen.... now we need to find why

    • @pauladamson2845
      @pauladamson2845 9 років тому

      +paul skillman It's a good point to bring up. I have proposed an alternative view. I post the development of my model, The Big Drag, on my facebook timeline. Check it out. Heat, pressure and density have no meaning within the origin point. They emerged with the point's fractal bifurcation, which formed the multiverse manifold.

    • @paulskillman6634
      @paulskillman6634 9 років тому +1

      How about if there was just a universe of particals that eventually colested into masses that became so massive & compressed their centers started fussion.?

    • @firstnamelastname5086
      @firstnamelastname5086 9 років тому +1

      where did the universe come from?

    • @comradeathiest9873
      @comradeathiest9873 9 років тому

      +paul skillman That would make it too easy to understand ;)

  • @daniellickel9867
    @daniellickel9867 5 років тому +3

    I want to know how the universe had a born on date?? What would have been there for it to be born into? Something was always there that has no beginning and no possible end. What would be there after? Always was always will be. Can not talk about "the big bang" without talking about how it even became to be or what was there before it.. Also it is "still growing", well into what!? And the bigger question what is it growing into? Space has been there forever literally and always will be there with no end! They keep talking about the universe beginning , it can not begin because what would be there before it "began" . What would be past "the end" ? It is impossible for a human brain or ANY artificial intelligence to ever understand. Everything is energy and that energy has always been in the universe and always will be. Cant make anything without it having been something else first . I challenge you to try to figure it out! It can not be explained!

    • @freeandfighting3069
      @freeandfighting3069 5 років тому

      It can be explained. instead of the Big Bang Theory, check out Clif High's Explaination called the Little Blip Theory for the creation of Matter.

    • @BillAnt
      @BillAnt 5 років тому

      Just like UA-cam hasn't existed forever, similarly the universe had to be created out of something at some point in time.

  • @26palestine
    @26palestine 10 років тому +1

    “And of everything we created a pair, that perhaps you may remember.” (Qur'an 51:49)

    • @morningmadera
      @morningmadera 9 років тому +1

      "I am calling bullshit on this one!" (Yo momma 69:666)

    • @aryakumar8708
      @aryakumar8708 9 років тому +3

      Mohannad Abdelqader That verse talks about all animals LOL don't try to fool people. Koran says that sun sets in a pond at night. quran.com/18/86
      Koran says sun moves to a stopping point - quran.com/36/38

  • @rainick
    @rainick 11 років тому +4

    "There's holes in all of them, they aren't any more sensible than believing in God"
    Really? At least these theories have evidence supporting them.

    • @redriver6541
      @redriver6541 4 роки тому

      When you see a painting do you know there's a painter? Or a building a builder? Why? Why couldn't paintings or buildings just appear out of nowhere? Yet you lean into believing that one day....nothing just decided to become something ...and wallah!....the universe???
      I say that....not telling you about what religion....or ideas you should believe.....just some context....that's not even getting into the mathematical improbability of self replicating "life" arising from inert matter.

    • @ominous-omnipresent-they
      @ominous-omnipresent-they 4 роки тому

      @@redriver6541
      Could you define "absolute nothingness?"
      Why should there have been a nothing before something?
      God is something, so, where did God come from? Are saying that nothing just decided to become something... and wallah!.... an infinitely complex, hyper-intelligent universe-creator???
      If the complexity of the Universe requires a creator, then an infinitely more complex creator must also require a creator.
      I hate to break it to you, but evolution is an inescapable fact of reality supported an insurmountable convergence of evidence from multiple, independent scientific fields. That so-called "mathematical improbability" claim of yours does not correlate with reality.

    • @redriver6541
      @redriver6541 4 роки тому

      @@ominous-omnipresent-they give this a watch guy. I'm not typing all this out.
      ua-cam.com/video/noj4phMT9OE/v-deo.html

  • @reggieomnifarious9898
    @reggieomnifarious9898 6 років тому +3

    And if life is everywhere, even in a drop of water. Everything can happen!!!

  • @CGKf35
    @CGKf35 11 років тому +2

    "It starts from the point you began to draw/make it and ends when it connects back to that point" I'm not asking you about a circle "you've drawn" I'm asking you about the idea of a circle thats already drawn. Also 0 to 360 degrees denotes that something is turning on the same axis which isn't the case with a circle since you depart from the point you start and make a loop. Also by saying that something ends where it starts as you did, you're indirectly affirming

  • @XPK36
    @XPK36 11 років тому +4

    Could it be that the antimatter went into another universe during these annihilations?

    • @vyom141184
      @vyom141184 11 років тому

      The probability is almost negligible. Because then you can not say that every point in universe is the centre of universe. Check the image at 12:39.

    • @charleslindner383
      @charleslindner383 10 років тому

      Perhaps just like virtual particles form into a matter and antimatter pair, the big bang "popped" into existence this way too. The two universes may have had opposite forms of energy, but equal, whatever that means, thus allowing everything from nothing. Expansion must have occurred soon enough to keep each universe separated from the other. Any mathematicians or physicists care to run with this?

  • @betadryl
    @betadryl 10 років тому +4

    Could black holes consist of antimatter? Spewing out matter until a collapse at some point happens, resulting in a massive chain reaction / explosion.

    • @Schmidt975
      @Schmidt975 10 років тому +1

      It's slightly more complicated than that.
      For once: you'd have to explain how they got all that antimatter. Black holes basicly form due to gravitational collapses of "ordinary" matter. So you'll always start out with a black hole made up of matter.
      To have them change to antimatter, you'd have to have a process that preferably feeds them antimatter. There is no known process for that since the universe is mainly made up of matter and you would have to specially produce antimatter to feed it. And then it would also not simply explode, but grow instead. The mass of an object is not only given by the mass of their constituents, but also ther energy. So if you dumped a chunk of matter into an antimatter black hole (or a chunk of antimatter into a matter black hole), they might anihilate with something inside the blackhole and produce a huge amount of energy. But since that energy cannot escape the black hole, it would simply get more massive ...
      In reality they can "shrink" due to Hawking radiation. That is: fluctuations near the even horizon of the black hole create pairs of particles. And these particles have some energy. Where did that energy come from? It's "borrowed" from the vacuum. And sometimes one of the particles flies off from the balck hole while the other falls into it. Since the energy has to be conserved, and there is some positive energy far away from the black hole produced (the escaped particle) and the black hole has swallowed some negative energy and "shrunken". It's a lot more complicated than that in reality, but that's the main point about it.
      I hope that helped a little ;)

    • @betadryl
      @betadryl 10 років тому

      ***** Great comment! Thanks. 'you'd have to explain how they got all that antimatter' Could antimatter be created in the black hole, when hawking radiation rips space appart spewing the matter out as gamma rays, and keeping the antimatter in its core? Are black holes generally stable over time or slowly growing in mass? How does the 'borrowed' energy from vacuum return to its orignal state?

    • @Schmidt975
      @Schmidt975 10 років тому +1

      betadryl
      You're welcome :)
      Hawking radiation does not "rip space appart". It's actually as subtle as the heat radiation coming from an object slightly above room temperature in your room. It is also extremely low energetic. The perceived temperature of the radiation is inversely proportional to the mass of the black hole (the more massive it is, the "colder" the radiation). So the large black holes that are typically around in our galaxy actually absorb more radiation from the cosmological background than they emit from Hawking radiation. This means: even when these black holes do not absorb anything, they would grow extremely slowly. Hawking radiation generally only becomes important when either the black hole is very small (then it would emit really hot radiation) or when the universe becomes extremely old (so that the cosmic background is so extremely cold that even the largest black holes start to evaporate).
      But other than this really tiny effect: large black holes are very stable.
      Well yes, antimatter could be created in the black hole, but it wouldn't matter since you basicly notice only the gravity of the black hole as an outside observer (or, you would also notice if it was rotating or if it was charged, but let us keep it simple for now). The antimatter could also not escape the event horizon ...
      So it literally does not matter what is inside of the event horizon.
      Well, that's a good question. Generally the escaped particle will simply have positive energy while the other one has some negative energy. After falling though the event horizon of the black hole the particle with negative energy is forced towards the singularity in the center. On it's way there it will probably interact with some other particles (for instance photons) and pick up a lot of energy. The energy it picked up from the black hole is then basicly "paying" for the "energy debt" of the particle. If it hasn't interacted in the way to the singularity, it'll definately interact there and the same thing will happen.
      If you would like are more detailed explanation, there is basicly no way around doing some math ...

    • @bcat010
      @bcat010 10 років тому +1

      Its possible. If I'm not mistaken, it has a lot to do with virtual particles. If a virtual particle and its clone come into existence, they should immediately annihilate each other. But if they pop up near a black hole, one of the particles get captured by the black hole and as a result, the particles do not disappear out of existence. Because of this apparant violation of the conservation of energy, something has to pay to restore it, which comes from the energy of the black hole. This is where the concept of Hawking radiation comes from. A black hole will slowly evaporate as it captures more and more virtual particles that reduce its energy levels.
      This is my understanding, of course. I'm sure theres some stuff i said that isnt correct, so please let me know where i got my info wrong, so i can correct myself in the future.

    • @Schmidt975
      @Schmidt975 10 років тому

      Teddy Catnip
      Read my post from the 23rd ... or the wikipedia article on it ;)

  • @restybal
    @restybal 11 років тому

    In the grand scheme of things, you got it. We are not as important as what we like to think we are.
    Our mass is minuscule.
    Our time on earth is fleeting.

  • @HigherPlanes
    @HigherPlanes 11 років тому +4

    I explore the universe with the finest instrument known to man, fueled by DMT ;-)

  • @TheSpitfire2207
    @TheSpitfire2207 11 років тому +10

    does any of this really matter........huehuehuehue

  • @ahmedjabiras-sadik9785
    @ahmedjabiras-sadik9785 10 років тому +2

    Cool!! Must watch!

  • @skipsassy1
    @skipsassy1 8 років тому +4

    I love how these excellent videos always talk about "we" when most people don't know the names of the planets? Got to love this "inclusive PC" BS!

    • @Gigadweeb
      @Gigadweeb 8 років тому +3

      Oh stfu about political correctness. Not everything has to be about politics, just enjoy the damn video instead of bringing your right wing bullshit here.

  • @jayp1638
    @jayp1638 9 років тому +6

    Science is the mother of all religion

    • @eXtremeDR
      @eXtremeDR 9 років тому

      Jay Singh Wisdom! Then you may understand this too: "God created us and we created God."

    • @jayp1638
      @jayp1638 9 років тому

      Yes absolutely :)

    • @thetruepure2
      @thetruepure2 9 років тому +1

      Jay Singh Science isn't a religion.

    • @eXtremeDR
      @eXtremeDR 9 років тому

      thetruepure2 But it's a believe system very similar to religion. Upon that it always has been used to influence public opinion.

    • @thetruepure2
      @thetruepure2 9 років тому +2

      ***** It is NOT a belief system.
      Science is a tool that we use to discern truths about the world we live in.

  • @JasonJason210
    @JasonJason210 9 років тому

    What an excellent doc.

  • @Th3Black0men
    @Th3Black0men 11 років тому +8

    so many dumb comments on here.

  • @Leonardsmith1109
    @Leonardsmith1109 9 років тому +12

    Sounds like science fiction... You could believe in this crap without doubt and can't even comprehend the existence of a God? Lol

    • @beargryllsfan007
      @beargryllsfan007 9 років тому +6

      WE HAVE CREATED ANTIMATTER GAY ASS FUCK WHILE THERE IS NO EVIDENCE OF GOD SO STFU

    • @beargryllsfan007
      @beargryllsfan007 9 років тому

      +jim speiser Yes we have...

    • @beargryllsfan007
      @beargryllsfan007 9 років тому

      +jim speiser except we have created it in the large hadron collider and other particle accelerators

    • @nathanielmathews2617
      @nathanielmathews2617 9 років тому

      +jim speiser We actually did create it, we didn't find antimatter, but it was created via the Large Hadron Collider

    • @Leonardsmith1109
      @Leonardsmith1109 9 років тому +1

      People have seen sufficient evidence of God, it's all around us but they have chosen to suppress the truth about God. My mental health is fine. Meanwhile, enjoy your life here on Earth. Once you're gone your time is up forever. God bless!

  • @cbrela1
    @cbrela1 10 років тому +1

    Damn that was interesting. Awesome!

  • @NotTechLead
    @NotTechLead 11 років тому

    Are these videos made by you or are they television documentaries that you just uploaded. Huge respect to you if it is the first.

  • @TheMrcoolguy1998
    @TheMrcoolguy1998 10 років тому

    How crazy to think that that one of each billioen particles of matter survived have created everything we know/see

  • @dancertiffy
    @dancertiffy 9 років тому +2

    Turn the music down; it's too LOUD.
    Other than that, great video, as are all the Space Rip videos.
    I don't see what purpose the music serves

  • @ZaheedaNaheedya
    @ZaheedaNaheedya 5 років тому

    It's all about 0s and 1s, + and -, isn't it? Repel and attract. Evade and encumber. I loved hearing that in the very beginning after the mega-bang, that such a small percentage (1%?) formed into matter that became the Universe. In all things in life, it's the energy we put into things that shows us what matters. I love how no matter how deeply you go, how minute them particle, everything is the same. For example, look at our solar system, from a great distance, it looks like an atom. You have universes within you. Our Universe is within Universes within other Universes.

  • @adaneden4828
    @adaneden4828 4 роки тому

    Great documental !

  • @spaceinvader384
    @spaceinvader384 5 років тому

    Very interesting/informative material. Thanks to the everlasting efforts of all scientists involved. Although it seems ages to find/prove something new, we are so glad to see tools and instruments are being developed to go with our persistent quest for knowledge. Do not underestimate the curiosity of mankind. It's only a few hundred years ago the earth was thought to be the centre of the universe. We could be hanged for what we've found, lol.

  • @bradfalconer7543
    @bradfalconer7543 5 років тому

    The best explaination I have heard re Matter and antimatter is by Bruce Cathie Harmonics of the Universe. He says our Universe is not a constant. Our reality switches on and off between matter cycle and antimatter cycle at 144,000 times per second like a sine wave. The two never touch, if they did they would annihilate each other.

  • @phoenix11994466
    @phoenix11994466 5 років тому +1

    *_It must be obvious by now, the expansion of what we call space, is proof that particles of positive and negative matter are being produced continuously, each one spinning at such speeds as to create an electrical force field... This force field is constantly pushing away particles from oppositely charged twin... As like particles clump together and grow bigger, they too behave the same way and occasionally collide with catastrophic results, but for the most part, are kept apart by magnet repulsion... Beyond that, like everyone else, I'm still formulating my understanding of the subject..._* 👀

  • @GEOindustries0
    @GEOindustries0 8 років тому +1

    I've notice the "Skip Ad" button is being phazed out.

  • @sparklelight
    @sparklelight 9 років тому

    thanks for this kind sharing

  • @DiabloQFDB
    @DiabloQFDB 11 років тому

    Yes, as far as we know, they are different.
    Matter is the opposite of anti-matter and as a simplification you can consider that they have opposite charge and annihilate on contact releasing energy.
    Dark matter is "normal" matter than only interacts through gravity and the weak force, making it directly undetectable. Through indirect speculation we think it exists, but we don't know for sure and there is a chance that dark antimatter can exist, maybe in a dark matter universe.

  • @RMoribayashi
    @RMoribayashi 11 років тому

    A "Do Not Feed The Trolls" law is a good start. The guy who invents a universal troll filter will make billions.

  • @idw9159
    @idw9159 5 років тому +1

    this topic is complex enough for lay people without careless editing :
    17.58 complete nonsense "the electric field separates the electrons from positrons".. there are no electrons
    the e-field separates anti-protons and positrons
    18.20 "then the molecule".. anti-hydrogen is an anti-atom not even an anti-molecule (which would be anti-H2)
    20:00 the oddball molecule on the screen appears to be an anti-proton orbiting an alpha particle (He2+ nucleus) this is not explained at all

  • @barronrisling5354
    @barronrisling5354 10 років тому +1

    Here's a tip to people who are about to scroll down: relax. Close your eyes, and take a second to grab something you can squish, like a stress ball. You're probably going to need it.
    If you start to lose it, chant the phrase " cola and meal please, no bread".
    :)

  • @moz658
    @moz658 8 років тому

    If i understand correctly, if scientists somehow achieve to understand and mass produce antimatter atom particules, in some fields they could create stronger versions of what matter atoms create. According to the documentary, one of their use would be as a nuclear fuel for rockets that is many times more effective than nuclear fuels made of matter atoms. It's really cool.

  • @frederickcoles355
    @frederickcoles355 11 років тому

    Knowledge has been under control for thousands of years. The atom has two different size shells. A bigger and a smaller of electron orbitals. The bigger is matter and the slightly smaller anti-matter electron orbits. They don't like each other because they're opposite polarization and they keep themselves separated. When something happens they get to close to each other and forces push in opposite directions. This is the finishing work justification for action and reaction, Izaac Newton made.

  • @Ramacat66
    @Ramacat66 11 років тому

    I was looking for some information on that too, just out of curiosity. Please post if you find something. I haven't had any luck with searching the typical journals.

  • @kurosujiomake
    @kurosujiomake 11 років тому

    I"m sad that the video didn't look further into that guy's theory
    it seems to have so much more potential

  • @Dustin.DeWind
    @Dustin.DeWind 11 років тому

    You assume a nonsensical theory involving an exclusively terracentric presence of a magical will being exerted upon its own domain, yet paradoxically transcending its domain, not by influencing the heavenly realm but one body within it. All despite the sure lack of any tradition indicating that the sun ever fell or appeared to be falling to earth; and such an event being noteworthy.
    The historicity of this theory seems . . . unlikely.
    But your concept of gravitational theory deserves an award.

  • @bluestreaksilver
    @bluestreaksilver 11 років тому

    They aren't that closely related (at least not as far as I know.) Antimatter is 'normal' matter, just with an opposite electrical charge. Dark matter is the name normally given to the 'missing mass' in the universe. The universe has much more mass than that which we see in the stars and galaxies. We don't know what type of matter makes up the extra mass, but we think it's spread fairly evenly throughout the universe. Therefore we assume that it's invisible, or 'dark'.

  • @matthewwaite2728
    @matthewwaite2728 Рік тому

    I like your videos i hope you make more

  • @FluidH2O
    @FluidH2O 11 років тому

    If everything is vibrations or waves, then it is not necessary to speak of matter or energy, then Creation is fundamentally based on this concept of vibration. The primeval vibration (before the limitation) can be described as infinite in time, infinite in all its aspects and possibilities, infinite in frequency and amplitude and existing in all time directions (omnitime). Unchanging, timeless and powerful to all limited vibrations in every bound power. It is the omnipotent definition.

  • @triickmaster246
    @triickmaster246 11 років тому

    In the case of explaining the creation of the universe and how it works, that's just what every theory is. A half assed hypothesis.

  • @Starbula
    @Starbula 11 років тому

    Antimatter is so unusual. To contain it you would need a airtight container and a magnetic field around the container. To keep it suspended in mid air. If antimatter comes into contact with anything. It will create a huge amount of energy and prity much explode.

  • @princeofmoths
    @princeofmoths 9 років тому +1

    how am I here right now... I started at buzzfeed fast food taste tests... now I'm *here*

    • @TheMagicToyChest
      @TheMagicToyChest 8 років тому +1

      well better here than there. buzzfeed is cancer.

  • @davidsparkman6590
    @davidsparkman6590 9 років тому

    There has been a very simple answer that the standard model physicists still refuse to consider: gravity is a function of matter. That does not mean that gravity as we know it is a function of anti-matter. Rather anti-matter has the negative form of gravity. The rule is like matter attracts itself and repels unlike matter. Gravitational constructs in space (global clusters) can be either matter or antimatter. The presence of any large amount of anti-matter entering our global cluster is limited by gravitational repulsion. With this principle, the universe is whole, symmetry is restored. Dark energy is just the global clusters repelling clusters of different matter. The "weight" experiment explained in this video was not weight, it was mass. A true scientist would know the difference.

  • @MathewRenfro
    @MathewRenfro 7 років тому +1

    read Hannes Alfven's world-antiworlds: an electrolysis-like process separates the particle pairs, and annihilation would happen in a thin film, not large volumes

  • @usafsa111
    @usafsa111 11 років тому

    Im a Christian and i love science. You can get along with both if you so choose

  • @siegervisser
    @siegervisser 11 років тому +1

    Go and dig it all out, if the human race does not do it, who will? We are the appointed ones. Respect creation and give glory to the creator. The splendour displayed is an invitation for the discovery. The motivative hunger is the ultimate longing of restoration and getting to know how deep His agape love is.

  • @TheSunUpInTheSky
    @TheSunUpInTheSky 11 років тому

    Introducing the most ground-breaking story since Star Wars:
    He was a molecule
    He lived in the surf
    He was unpopular :-(
    His biggest dream: to get to the top of a WAVE
    THAT'S where the heroes were
    If you got there your name would be written in history
    But you could also slip into oblivion forever...
    If you're a sucker for a good hero story, go to Amazon Books, type: "The Little Molecule" (A Nicholas, Kindle 2013) & get ready for some serious fun.
    You'll never look at molecules the same way again.

  • @markharder3676
    @markharder3676 8 років тому

    How does antimatter respond to gravity? I read somewhere that we still don't know whether it attracts or repels other (anti)matter. Have trapped anti-atoms been subjected to tests of some kind?

    • @markharder3676
      @markharder3676 8 років тому

      That makes sense. Since the EM field and all others we know are stronger than gravity, the use of these fields to contain antimatter would make it extremely difficult to observe a gravitational effect. If the temperature of the antimatter is low enough and the trapping field could be turned off briefly, perhaps then the antimatter trajectory could be observed. Sounds pretty dodgy. Maybe cosmological observations, in which gravity rules, could answer the question?

    • @philrudski9084
      @philrudski9084 6 років тому

      While the consensus among physicists is that gravity will attract both matter and antimatter at the same rate that matter attracts matter, there is a strong desire to confirm this experimentally. Unknown at this point in time.

  • @myowngravity4984
    @myowngravity4984 11 років тому

    Antimatter - Every elementary particle in the Universe appears to have a partner particle called its antiparticle that shares many of the same characteristics, but many other characteristics are the opposite of those for the particle. For example, the electron has as its antiparticle the antielectron. The electron and the antielectron have exactly the same masses, but they have exactly opposite electrical charges.

  • @myown5000
    @myown5000 6 років тому

    From my unpublished book: Polarity and Anti-matter.
    The universe is an electrical system (as per Tesla), and matter in the universe has polarity; when it was created, matter when to one half, anti-matter to the other half; at the point of contact, there was a tremendous explosion that separated the two, so it wouldn't annihilate the universe. If my theory is correct, there should be a detectable background radiation from the explosion (there is, but it's believed to be just from the big bang), and a very large gap somewhere in space (there is, but no real explanation). On the other side of that gap, you will find all the anti-matter you want.

    • @philrudski9084
      @philrudski9084 6 років тому

      Your theory is garbage and doesn't make sense. What half? At the point of which contact? The universe is an electrical system, what does that even mean?

  • @JeabAom555
    @JeabAom555 11 років тому +2

    Actually, we are living in an anti-matter universe where all matter seems missing.

  • @gyro5d
    @gyro5d 4 роки тому

    Antimatter dominates because Space came from Counterspace, Space is a hologram. When Aether splits, Aether becomes electrons and positrons. The positrons enter Counterspace and are seen as Protons from Space. The electrons are still paired with a positron, except the positron is in Counterspace. Protons are the only so called particles in Space, that are in Counterspace. Like, blackholes in Space are really Counterspacial Sinks in Counterspace.

  • @Dismythed
    @Dismythed 3 роки тому

    Good history on the subject, as well as the information on how it is analyzed and the current theories. This nicely highlights the fundamental flaws in the theory. I suspect antimatter is actually matter exceeding the wave speed limit, which would look like a mirror reflection of a normal particle, as it does. A better name would be hypermatter.

  • @jayyomama3862
    @jayyomama3862 9 років тому

    Other than the music, it was awesome

  • @My_Sanity
    @My_Sanity 11 років тому

    From what I understand, you can't destroy or create energy. I don't really understand much of it though. Antimatter is named so because when x matter collides with x antimatter both are gone. All that is left is the release of energy afterwards. E=MCsquared (wish I could do the little 2) is an equation to figure out how much energy is with a certain amount of mass. So times your mass by the speed of light squared and that's the amount of energy (I don't actually know lol)

  • @liloroi8424
    @liloroi8424 4 роки тому

    why everything from US must have background music ? O-O

  • @garrysking4692
    @garrysking4692 9 років тому +2

    Big words hurt my brain 😭

  • @kenmorriss8444
    @kenmorriss8444 9 років тому

    If the universe is expanding,in one direction it would be moving away from us, in the other direction it should be moving towards us. Any explanation?

    • @justingruber9143
      @justingruber9143 8 років тому +1

      The universe does not expand in one direction exactly. It expands outward from a single point.

  • @The_Lucent_Archangel
    @The_Lucent_Archangel 11 років тому

    In some ways, it is. The graviton is still a theoretical elementary particle. Which is odd. I'd have almost expected the neutrino to be proven to exist and observed AFTER the graviton by virtue of it being a ghost particle and the graviton being the conductor of the strong force.