Launching a Giant Magnet into Space | BBC Earth Science
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- Attaching a giant magnet to the International Space Station is no mean feat, but the Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer has yielded fascinating results on its quest to detect traces of antimatter in the cosmos.
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The principal scientist and Nobel Laureate physicist Samuel Chao Chung Ting should have been identified in this video.
Antimatter in moments of self doubt: Do I even matter?
Does it antimatter?
Quantum teleportation just appeared in the chat*
Enjoyed the clip but not enough to start paying the TV licence again, thanks auntie beeb for the free stuff😮
According to the scientists at Cern, gravity pulls antihydrogen downwards and that, at least for antimatter, antigravity does not exist
If you inhale antihelium does it make your voice go really low?
I believe that maybe the half of the universe is antimatter, and we don’t know it because we can’t touch 😄
Amazing. And what nice guy, the Japanese physicist! They lifted a huge detector from Earth to the sky.
That is actually a brilliant idea.Although supposedly anti electrons are created in lightening strikes right here which is why they are so violent.
Anti electrons are easy to create, he mentions anti-helium
I love it. Thanks 🎉
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Should of put the device out of the Earth's magnetosphere.. might of helped.. 🤔☝️
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How do they detect antihelium atom ? Isn’t an atom perfectly neutral ?
A magnet can give free unlimited kinetic energy,,, great idea,, (-interesting-)
There's nothing like antimatter
I don’t know if you are joking, but there is. Maybe you are confusing it with dark matter. Because we can produce and use antimatter.
@@devrim-oguz where was it produced
It your mom's.... wait... sorry. Let's start over... it really produced by the bubbles in the spacetime fabric.
It's odd that this ship is the space shuttle which can only be found in museums.
😅 must've been one of those unknown payloads they mention 🙄 didn't know we were in the business of searching for anti matter 🤔🧐
CERN
@@tracykimber729 besides them of course 😅
It’s not exactly a secret. Anyone who bothered to look since 2011 could’ve found info on the AMS being mounted to the ISS.
0:20 Yeah, he's defintely got Gigantism. He should check his aorta for a potential aenorysm
If you inhale antihelium does your voice get deeper?🤔
No. You just explode and are vaporized. One breath of antimatter would be millions of joules worth of mass energy release upon annihilating with the lining of your respiratory tract. I suppose the sound it makes when you’re converted into a gas would create a sonic boom.
Is Halloween a stat holiday in Japan? Everyone gets a day off, with pay to dress up like little girls and collect squid candy.