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  • @fallinginthed33p
    @fallinginthed33p 3 роки тому +1058

    My brain is in a superposition of understanding and being completely baffled by this.

    • @Psalm-yg6yi
      @Psalm-yg6yi 3 роки тому +42

      If you can't dazzle them with brilliance, baffle them with bullsh@t- W.C. Fields
      That's why

    • @diegongbayong
      @diegongbayong 3 роки тому +8

      @@Psalm-yg6yi HAHAHA

    • @grzegorzg3929
      @grzegorzg3929 3 роки тому +13

      My teory :) : That explain that whole universe is alive. You cannot predict where is particle until you check, the wave is information. You can predict where is some person if you know that person, like work, home or whatever forest at some time of day. But sometimes they are sick or stuck in traffic so there are not there. You know when you check or you have just information :D

    • @spencerhayward4803
      @spencerhayward4803 3 роки тому

      Think of the light paths as conductors of electricity but in waves

    • @PaulMarostica
      @PaulMarostica 3 роки тому

      Quantum superpositions don't exist. I have 8 videos on UA-cam. 2 of them contradict the assumptions of quantum mechanics, including quantum superpositions. Search keywords: matter theory marostica.

  • @xsjado_anon
    @xsjado_anon 4 роки тому +394

    I'm a programmer, and this 100% sounds like an optimisation in the simulation, reducing processor load and removing the unneeded calculation unless it's needed for the observation of those within said simulation.
    This experiment is the first one that actually gives me pause to believe the theory that we live in a simulation

    • @impact0r
      @impact0r 4 роки тому +13

      Check out Pilot Wave theory. No need to resort to magic (Copenhagen Interpretation), if rational explanations exist.

    • @jorgepeterbarton
      @jorgepeterbarton 4 роки тому +22

      Until you find out quantum coherence is hard to maintain. Again, the correction: it doesn't have to be an actual 'conscious' observer...
      I don't know a lot about programming, but for example the rendering of parts of a game only when within that area, is not it is it?
      Is also that a whole wave function is calculated if there is only one particle? Is that not MORE calculation? These particles have the inverse: you observe them and there is less complex information going on after the wave collapse... then they lose the wave function calculation and act classical therabouts.
      So instead of the game character wandering around as we expect in a program.... instead the whole game is rendered but the character removes the area they are in into a blank void...except there are difficult situations to arise at that point

    • @jorgepeterbarton
      @jorgepeterbarton 4 роки тому +2

      @@impact0r maybe. It seems it went out of favour, but it would seem the simplest.
      Copenhagen isn't that magical...just random? (that is the one that does NOT use magic to explain the randomness.)
      Many worlds and simulations are.

    • @impact0r
      @impact0r 4 роки тому +17

      ​@@jorgepeterbarton Random = no causality = magic.
      Copenhagen Interpretation is build upon a logical fallacy called Argumentum ad Ignorantiam: "We do not know the cause for the phenomenon, therefore we know there is no cause for the phenomenon (ie. it is truly random).
      It does not make sense to me how prominent physicists can be OK with a "theory" which is indistinguishable from a basic logical fallacy.

    • @richardrogers7782
      @richardrogers7782 4 роки тому +2

      That's exactly what I was thinking....less processing power.

  • @TheJuan2000164
    @TheJuan2000164 5 років тому +131

    I was in special ed throughout school I’m dyslexic and I always struggled to read and write but I’ve been extremely good at math my whole life the way this man explains things of science I completely understand and I’m so thankful for his PBS show. I watch every show I can. and I have blossomed A love for science!!

    • @Urza26
      @Urza26 5 років тому +4

      @CALM KITTY Think of math as a language. I greatly improved at it by doing this. It's ultimately just a way of communicating and writing down your thoughts.

    • @cameronwilliams5430
      @cameronwilliams5430 5 років тому +2

      Bruh.. If you want to actualy get somewhere read the Bible and be fascinated in that..
      This is all bullshit mate. None of this actualy matters and nothing will ever come from it
      There's been people studdying this shit for thousands of years and all of which has gotten nowhere astrology could be the next best thing maybe at least it's real

    • @ridgerunner106
      @ridgerunner106 5 років тому

      My dad is that way. I'm 50. I think he stopped school in seventh grade. is successful, but can do any type math you give him.

    • @enzonazzaro2156
      @enzonazzaro2156 5 років тому +12

      @@cameronwilliams5430 wow you have no idea how revolutionary the dual slit experiment was it allowed us to understand wave partital duality of quantum particles. This allows us to manage the flow of electrons through transistors and allows for the pin point accuracy of gps. in total scientific discoveries lead to vast advances in our technology while the Bible can't even get the age of the earth right.

    • @tiny_toilet
      @tiny_toilet 4 роки тому

      !og ot yaW

  • @youwantmyname9208
    @youwantmyname9208 3 роки тому +823

    "If you understand quantum physics, you don't understand quantum physics."
    -Some smart man

  • @user-ss6ep9rv9l
    @user-ss6ep9rv9l 7 років тому +3732

    this will be patched in the next update

    • @madcoda
      @madcoda 7 років тому +98

      You mean next big bang cycle

    • @sparta117corza
      @sparta117corza 7 років тому +36

      frosty bites patched... how why would they patch a working system. noob 1v1 me.

    • @digitalanon5437
      @digitalanon5437 7 років тому +6

      lol

    • @MagnumDB
      @MagnumDB 7 років тому +6

      AMAZING COMMENT! Hahaha!

    • @THETRIVIALTHINGS
      @THETRIVIALTHINGS 7 років тому +41

      This would so be applicable in the simulation theory lol

  • @Litepaw
    @Litepaw 8 років тому +115

    This video absolutely blew my mind. I started to study more into quantum physics, sound frequencies and resonance, cymatics and geometry. I'm just absolutely blown away..
    We're on a hell of a ride -- together. There's unfortunately a lot of misinformation out there.

    • @arnabbiswasalsodeep
      @arnabbiswasalsodeep 8 років тому +20

      When you say a lot of misinformation is out there I laugh thinking about people who support flat earth theory and believe global warming isn't real

    • @BadKnightLv01
      @BadKnightLv01 8 років тому +1

      I remember when I first jumped into the world of quantum mechanics about four years ago, have fun.
      Unfortunately I don't have the advanced mathematical background to really understand things at a deeper level.

    • @Litepaw
      @Litepaw 8 років тому +2

      +Arnab Biswas Exactly

    • @Litepaw
      @Litepaw 8 років тому +14

      +BadKnightLv01 I got accepted to study chemistry :) I'm starting my studies next month. And to think last year i was burnt out and unemployed, heading nowhere and taking prescription meds. It's simply amazing what a little confidence can do in your life.

    • @arnabbiswasalsodeep
      @arnabbiswasalsodeep 8 років тому

      BadKnightLv01 Same here man, 4-5 years ago

  • @slik4100
    @slik4100 7 років тому +526

    thank you for the science eyebrow man

    • @hosebeefstick
      @hosebeefstick 7 років тому +65

      slik4100 So disrespectful; he prefers eyes browman.

    • @ardiawanbagusharisa7040
      @ardiawanbagusharisa7040 7 років тому +2

      rowan atkinson jr.?

    • @temgomi
      @temgomi 7 років тому +3

      The presenter's verbal content, tone and pace are good (pace at time a tad bit fast). The presenter's visual content (presentation) on the other hand are interesting in their own right. The Soviet era style "Breshnev Brows" lose it for me......

    • @uservemewell
      @uservemewell 7 років тому +12

      I only get my science from eyebrow men.

    • @lenguamuerto
      @lenguamuerto 7 років тому +3

      Eyebrows like that don't play, don't mess around and make him raise an eyebrow

  • @ebeegeebeefofeebee3181
    @ebeegeebeefofeebee3181 3 роки тому +74

    I finally got it ! I was so excited I went to the grocery store and told the store owner. He was absolutely astounded. But I still had to pay for my groceries. Go figure.

  • @indylawi5021
    @indylawi5021 2 місяці тому

    Simply the best explanation of the classic double slit experiment in quantum physics for the layman and any student of science. Thank you for putting together such a great material and presentation.

  • @James-mb6jt
    @James-mb6jt 5 років тому +171

    We are waves of light hallucinating a particle reality as we travel through spacetime

    • @makyahmiles4158
      @makyahmiles4158 4 роки тому +5

      Woah lmao

    • @justlivinglife2468
      @justlivinglife2468 4 роки тому +21

      How dare you put an idea like that into my head

    • @lhnathanson9002
      @lhnathanson9002 4 роки тому +4

      Luckily I totally understood that and find it quite interesting.

    • @byirds
      @byirds 4 роки тому +3

      You right

    • @julienhoule8369
      @julienhoule8369 4 роки тому +12

      sorry but light doesn't experience time due to spacial relativity.

  • @noneofyourbeeswax01
    @noneofyourbeeswax01 5 років тому +532

    Wow, I didn't realise quite how many world-class physicists are hanging about UA-cam watching physics videos for laymen and using their vast knowledge of quantum physics to enlighten us as to why the people in the video don't know what they're talking about and scientific consensus is meaningless. I look forward to reading more of their insights in the peer-reviewed journals which must surely be queuing up to commission papers from these secret Interweb geniuses.

    • @danopticon
      @danopticon 5 років тому +41

      NoneOfYour Beeswax - I don’t usually read UA-cam comments, but I found this video tonight and something drew me to these, and, honestly … I don’t know whether I’m having the funnest night of my life in a long time or whether I’m just laughing to keep the yawning abyss of despair from swallowing me up whole. I can halfway tolerate the “Y’all nerds has got it all wrong, as per usual, me an’ my buddy Hydroseefuss was talkin’ down by the shittin’ shed and light is a solid ‘cause birds swim through it but the darkness pushing it out at night is heavier what to keep these giant face-fucking vampire bats afloat, I tell you what, ol’ ‘seefuss got attacked by one t’other night, ‘tain’t no laffin’ matter!” crowd, they’ve been around forever and, Jeebus bless ‘em, they’re lucky to make it through each day in one piece without oven mitts taped over their hands, but it’s the saucer-eyed “The universe manifests its intelligence to us only in the doses we can handle and conscious photons are its angels!” crowd that has really got me down, they’re the ones telling exurban housewives over hot yoga that the solution to the world’s problems is to manifest positive energy down one’s omphalos with one’s head up one’s fundament. 😕

    • @darciford
      @darciford 5 років тому +8

      Quantum scores 4/100. That's a radical fail in any test. I might stop calling bullshit when they can explain the 96 percent of mass missing from their 'equations'. You should too.

    • @darciford
      @darciford 5 років тому +1

      We will change the world. ,Not the ' Quantards.

    • @SMC01ful
      @SMC01ful 5 років тому +5

      Brilliant mate. Had me pissing myself.

    • @jeffreybonanno8982
      @jeffreybonanno8982 5 років тому +8

      Well you must've had some idea or you wouldn't be here doing such an accurate impression of a lonely hypocrite, with all of the confidence of an acne scar and as much self awareness as a blind amnesiac. Okay, your turn. Let's see whatcha got when your not taking anonymous potshots at people who don't know it, ya genius, you.

  • @brutalityness
    @brutalityness 2 роки тому +4

    Omg I love this series. It helps me build on my work SO exponentially. Thank you 🙏

  • @yat282
    @yat282 8 років тому +64

    Results like this just leave me wondering if the universe actually does exist, or if it just probably exists.

    • @LordLOC
      @LordLOC 8 років тому +4

      Or its just a simulation and this is why things are the way they are.

    • @garethdean6382
      @garethdean6382 8 років тому +6

      Perhaps there is no difference between he two.

    • @Kaboom1212Gaming
      @Kaboom1212Gaming 8 років тому

      I would say that it probably exitsts. But there is a %99.999 chance it doesn't exist.

    • @kadmonzohar2
      @kadmonzohar2 8 років тому

      Maya from the Hindu schools

    • @EvolBob1
      @EvolBob1 8 років тому

      +Gage Baumgard - We have to work out what is the probability of reality first.

  • @navigator100group2
    @navigator100group2 6 років тому +188

    He has skipped the weirdest bit! That is the effect of the observer on the experiment. Search for Quantium Eraser Experiment

    • @eIicit
      @eIicit 6 років тому +17

      Ork Eng Exactly. He totally missed that.

    • @giorgigiorgitko248
      @giorgigiorgitko248 6 років тому +24

      duuude,i am happy im not the only one,i was freaked when the damn video ended without mentioned it

    • @etsets8598
      @etsets8598 6 років тому +13

      there are another video discussing Quantium Eraser.

    • @diaryofhermind
      @diaryofhermind 6 років тому

      Ork Eng ☻ I thought the same thing...lol

    • @memefarmer5255
      @memefarmer5255 6 років тому

      Ork Eng h

  • @jayobsia4699
    @jayobsia4699 2 роки тому +1

    “Let’s start with a rubber ducky”
    Whoa, You’re going way too fast.

  • @josephtraficanti689
    @josephtraficanti689 3 роки тому

    The superposition of understanding and confusion is an important part of understanding certain fields.
    Think about math, physics, chemistry, wave propagation. At the beginning think about them one at a time. Then start thinking about them together.
    You will eventually make progress.
    In the meantime you take apart the confusing thing until one by one you get it. Then go on to the next one. Don't stop until they put you in the padded room.

  • @continuum288
    @continuum288 3 роки тому +8

    Extremely informative. Thank you. I have wondered more in depth about this very issue regarding the wave functions and how the double slit experiment is a microcosmic analogy pertaining to the macroscopic world that we live in. Essentially showing is that from the source, our energy has limitless possibilities until a defined path of intention directs manifestation into our reality.

  • @Surfman374
    @Surfman374 3 роки тому

    Prayers, never be afraid to pray! Openly and asking others is powerful!
    Pride, Never be afraid to share your accomplishment’s specially if they are selfless acts of kindness!
    Motivation, Actions always produce be what you preach, don’t preach what you want to be!
    Strength, also comes from inside! It’s more than the muscles you see on the outside!
    Power, Your only as Powerful as the team standing beside you!
    Passion, what makes you happy! What brings you joy! Share it, because it could bring a smile to others and ignite their inner passion or desire to pursue!
    Stand Tall, Be Proud! No matter who try’s to get in your way!

  • @DomyTheMad420
    @DomyTheMad420 8 років тому +86

    *groans* time for another episode of *better pay attention, this isn't Scishow or sht*

    • @APaleDot
      @APaleDot 8 років тому +33

      This is the real *hardcore shit*.

    • @arturmizuno
      @arturmizuno 8 років тому +1

      *empiricist/illuminism shit > holy shit*
      _grabs popcorn_

    • @ernestuz
      @ernestuz 8 років тому +4

      Scishow is great, just aimed to other public. I am subscribed to a couple of their channels... and to this one too.

    • @DomyTheMad420
      @DomyTheMad420 8 років тому +1

      ***** same here ^.^' it's what my comment meant really :p

    • @DomyTheMad420
      @DomyTheMad420 8 років тому +1

      ernestuz yea, but i tend to not be able to watch this late at night when i'm tired. :p

  • @sjkulzer
    @sjkulzer 5 років тому +6

    Do the particles ever overlap each other when they “land” in the experiment? If they don’t, and find a new unoccupied position, then could it be said that they are “aware” of their position? If they are “aware,” then where exactly does this leave us?

    • @tiny_toilet
      @tiny_toilet 4 роки тому +1

      Yes, they can fucking overlap. No, they are not aware. This leaves us in Hell, right where we started.

  • @krumplethemal8831
    @krumplethemal8831 3 роки тому

    This is easy to explain. Since we are in a simulation collision detection requires a lot of computations. To save on all this processing only the vector of the object is taken and then if the object enters the localization of another objects position does a collision get detected.

  • @Lucius_Chiaraviglio
    @Lucius_Chiaraviglio 3 роки тому

    In the answers to the previous comments, the orbital resonances of Jupiter's moons are inverted (because the actual order from inside to outside is Io, Europa, Ganymede, Callisto).
    Also, Jupiter is about 1/1000 of a solar mass, not 1/10000.

  • @sedgwickmcalaster7785
    @sedgwickmcalaster7785 Рік тому +1

    You have got to watch The double slit experiment

  • @donaldtrumpuncensored6728
    @donaldtrumpuncensored6728 Рік тому

    You are flippin interesting... and that Jupiter information at the end was the cream on top of the cake... thanks!

    • @deveryhenderson8335
      @deveryhenderson8335 Рік тому

      you should listen to Dr. Robert Lanza...this just takes from his work lol. He pioneered pluripotent stem cell research and applied it to medicine. Saved countless lives. He now immersed himself in physics and his theory of biocentrism is academically fulfilling.

  • @kylemilford8758
    @kylemilford8758 5 років тому +4

    It's crazy how much this resembles the exact nature of software rendering 😅

    • @tiny_toilet
      @tiny_toilet 4 роки тому

      Except not at all.

    • @kylemilford8758
      @kylemilford8758 4 роки тому +4

      @@tiny_toilet oh? Allocating extra resources to something in focus, or 2 having a script all items follow by default, that can be influenced to change sometimes, other times run in default config.. sort of how they split an atom and separated them and add a stimuli to one, and the other reacts as if they are linked, effectively communicating faster than the speed of light, that can almost only be explained by some sort of virtual reality no?

    • @tiny_toilet
      @tiny_toilet 4 роки тому

      @@kylemilford8758 Nope.

  • @ritazwanink5069
    @ritazwanink5069 3 роки тому

    You have a great speaking voice. Your expression makes you very watchable.

  • @andrewthecelt3794
    @andrewthecelt3794 8 років тому +8

    It's okay, reality is still under warranty.

  • @3zdayz
    @3zdayz Рік тому

    Also a single photon is going to interact with the fringes of the lens just like normal regardless if there's any other photon near it. That and the slits have to be sufficiently small... And in Young's experiment he didn't actually use double slits until very much later. He used a hole in the wall with a card to split the beam

  • @MowSow
    @MowSow Рік тому

    You know what would be really cool, performing this experiments at very high speeds or in space to see the effect of time dilation and gravity on the results

  • @milkncheese1
    @milkncheese1 3 роки тому

    I got to 3:05 and was falling asleep to how he talks and explained it..
    This is why I never got science smart and became a writer, never found a lecturer that was excited about what they ate talking about... just mono tone fall asleep tone with no enthusiasm or joy yet talking about stuff that is absolutely incredible super cool and amazingly easy to grasp if spoken of in the right way.
    Sadly I give up because I feel the content over how it is presented is not worth my time in comparison...

  • @thetroll6343
    @thetroll6343 6 років тому +7

    4:22
    *Each photon reaches the screen knowing which regions are the most likely landing spots and which are the least likely. It knows the interference pattern of a pure wave that passed through both slits equally, and it chooses its landing point based on that.*
    ._.
    Just to be clear, does the photon actually KNOW where it SHOULD land and actually chooses? Or are we still following the original idea of probability. It just does not make sense to me

    • @mickelodiansurname9578
      @mickelodiansurname9578 6 років тому +3

      The Troll its probability.. Its like asking how a cloud knows when to rain... It doesn't...
      But in this case there is an distinct probability of a target spot.... The interference patter maps that probability. Likely its 50%, 25%,12.5%, 6.25% etc....

    • @21boxhead
      @21boxhead 6 років тому +1

      I DON'T KNOW IM STONED

  • @Sharperthanu1
    @Sharperthanu1 3 роки тому

    Also Richard Feynman who won the Nobel prize in the mid nineteen sixties made a public statement saying that he doesn't advocate the many worlds Interpretation.

  • @John-ob6eh
    @John-ob6eh Рік тому

    Only some can truly understand this via science. But all can understand via culture, sound and frequency..

  • @bodypilot2006
    @bodypilot2006 Рік тому

    Perhaps the phenomenon of matter and particles as perturbances of a field (by quantum mechanics) travel on a carrier wave. Perhaps that wave is the excitation mechanism that generates spatial motion with which the particle perturbances "ride" and are ultimately directed at some angle based on the phase angle/time of release. It would appear probabilistic to us tracking the end result at detection, but could potentially be deterministic based on a mechanic we have yet to fully characterize.

  • @NoLuv4Hoz
    @NoLuv4Hoz Місяць тому

    Massless or nearly massless 'particles' are so fast that they consider themselves to be everywhere at once. Therefore, a photon can interfere with what we would consider past, present, or future versions of itself. Particles with zero or extremely low mass seem to be less constrained by spacetime and have less restricted access to the Block Universe, which is comprised of the past, present, and future taken all at once. These spacetime separations likely all coexist, and are partitioned arbitrarily, based on the selected observer's reference frame. But in the photon's reference frame, the partitions dont exist or a are substantially eroded.

  • @oracleangelsshiftall2609
    @oracleangelsshiftall2609 3 роки тому

    That explains the high pitch ringing sounds!!!

  • @michaellight2211
    @michaellight2211 5 років тому +10

    @6:44 you state that the wave holds "all the information about possible positions and..." But, it also holds all the relative information about all other states (inertia). This was discussed by David Bohm, that the information about the entire universe was contained in every element. While you and Bohm are correct, each statement fails to resonate from the true model of the cosmos. The fact is that Thomas' Double Slit Experiment shows us that matter is the 'result' of waves, and yet we keep trying to discuss the universe of phenomena as a form, a particle, an element, a possibility of locations. It would seem more appropriate to change our language to better describe it as a character of the whole state. The whole state being the entire universe for a planks moment.
    This was proven by Los Alamos Laboratory in 1999 (Bose-Einstein Condensation). Matter is the representation of information about a specific state of the whole. An example of that would be that, It can be seen on a movie screen with light passing through frames of celluloid. And if we were to look at a single frame, we would see the position of a ball thrown from a pitcher, but not the vector. The ball would appear to be stationary. Under certain circumstances these individual states can be merged into a singular state.
    To take this one step further, if we reflect on the stranger part of the Double Slit Experiment, the pattern was also effected by an observer; It (photon or electron, etc..) acted as a particle with and waves without an observer, giving some power to the idea that the observer is a quality of the outcome. This was the same in the Los Alamos Bose-Einstein Condensation experiment. Two of the requirements for a successful experiment was deplete of two things, light and an observer.

  • @finn6988
    @finn6988 2 роки тому

    Matt: no one has researched whether the interference pattern is determined by the energy used to propel the photon towards the double-slit. If you get a Nobel I want a share.

  • @toco1318
    @toco1318 2 роки тому +1

    Photons: we do a bit of trolling

  • @truthiz7873
    @truthiz7873 3 роки тому

    Him : Explaining truly fascinating scientific research.
    Me: Just bowled a strike on my Playstation Wii

  • @GalliadII
    @GalliadII Рік тому +1

    I would have liked more info on the initial conditions. was the experiment done in a vaccum for example. was it tried somewhere where gravity does not interfer much? because the photons could ride on some kind of gravitational wave, not?

  • @3rdEyeGnosis
    @3rdEyeGnosis 3 роки тому

    It can be broken into different parts. Black and white neutrino that recombine magnetically on the opposite side.

  • @AkivaPotok
    @AkivaPotok Рік тому

    Wouldn't that suggest that we are looking at refraction, and not an interference pattern? The individual photons bend at given angles depending on how close they are to the edge of the slit. But, due to refraction, they can't bend at angles between the angles that the color of the photon dictates. Will different color photons have wider or narrower "interference" patterns?

  • @saigonmonopoly1105
    @saigonmonopoly1105 Рік тому

    an optical illusion is a cgi movies but a quantum hallucionation really do reality upside down

  • @LowfDog
    @LowfDog 3 роки тому +1

    All of this makes perfect sense if we’re in a simulation and we’re just exposing a bug in engine physics. 👀

  • @you2449
    @you2449 5 років тому +8

    This effect has also been observed when you Pee through a double slit cardboard.

    • @preferencezilla
      @preferencezilla 5 років тому +4

      The cardboard gets wet, causing the slits to morph, altering the hot stream's path. Hobo science has been created, it shall reveal all.
      Next we'll see how a crack rock orbits a supermassive pipe.

  • @garrett6064
    @garrett6064 7 місяців тому

    Why doesn't the wave function collapse onto the screen?
    It seems that the wavelength would be changed by going through the slit?

  • @marcus9304
    @marcus9304 2 роки тому

    Wow.
    This can make sense if the EMF field is one thing. The field controls how all the wave/particles behave.

  • @haileyjennings730
    @haileyjennings730 Рік тому

    Wouldn't it make more sense that maybe some of the risidual energy transference remains on the air particles and therefore repels the electrons and photons away from already traveled paths because of the entropy?

  • @audioblogs12
    @audioblogs12 Рік тому

    The electron fired through the slits is going to interact with other particles. Is there a way to confirm the electron detected is the exact same electron fired from the ion blaster?

  • @augustusgrim1446
    @augustusgrim1446 3 роки тому

    Quantum Space Theory explains this duality of light.

  • @tommyfeinstoff
    @tommyfeinstoff Рік тому

    Why does it stop in the middle? Is there a part 2?

  • @kephalopod3054
    @kephalopod3054 3 роки тому

    Quantum entanglement is even weirder, it appears to be instantaneous (not constrained by the speed of light).

  • @cristoalachouzos3651
    @cristoalachouzos3651 5 років тому +10

    great video but why are his arms always at a 90 degree angel lmao?

  • @CodyWallace78
    @CodyWallace78 5 років тому +5

    Perhaps I missed it and need to watch the video again, but from what I could tell, you guys completely failed to mention the clump patterns that only appear when the path information is known by a conscious observer. Knowledge of the path information collapses the wave function of the particle, thus causing clump patterns instead of interference patterns. The Delayed Choice Quantum Eraser, the sister of the Double-Slit proved that there was no way the measuring devices were interfering with the way the particles behaved. This would seem to prove that the only thing that could be interfering with the particles is consciousness. The interference patterns appear only when the path information is NOT known, and the clump patterns appear only when the path information IS known. So, what does consciousness have to do with anything? It proves that consciousness is part of some quantum field that extends beyond the limits of the human body. Why is this such a radical concept when every thought we think proves that energy can be charged with consciousness? What's even cooler is the 1st law of thermodynamics, the conservation of energy, which states that energy cannot be created or destroyed, but only change form. The Delayed Choice Quantum Eraser proved that these particles also will load up a back history and change what it did in the past to match what is happening in the present. Our consciousness is connected with these time traveling particles as they only alter their behavior when they are under observation of a conscious observer. This is some pretty heavy shit folks, and our PBS friends here didn't bother to mention anything about the most compelling aspect of the experiment. The did a song and a tap dance about everything BUT most compelling part. In my opinion, this video is deceitful because it doesn't tell the whole story. It is my belief that the Double-Slit and Delayed Choice Quantum Eraser experiments are the beginning of real scientific proof of the human soul. One day, science and spirituality might very well go hand in hand.

  • @timothy8426
    @timothy8426 Рік тому

    Resistance is neutralized in mass. Resistance is in equalization throughout space as space. We are space itself, vibrating point to point in resistance. The greater the mass, resistance equalization of it. That's why the mass travels through space in equalization to resistance. Resistance is key to forward momentum. The greater the entanglement, the more resistance in equalization. Thermal energy singularity frequencies in resistance, outside of entanglement is maximum momentum velocity in resistance. Space is vibrating at its maximum speed limit. Entanglement redirects thermal energy singularity frequencies into cycling circulation patterns reducing forward momentum of distance vibrating. Mass amplifies as resistance passes through it, by cycling patterns. Electricity is thermal energy flow. Magnetic fields of cycling circulation patterns holding mass together. Mass falls towards mass in equalization to resistance within and without mass. Conservation of maximum momentum velocity in resistance. Entanglement is equalization of forward momentum in resistance to cold space. Perpetual motion. Maximum momentum velocity is constant in and out of entanglement. Resistance is equal to the mass of entanglement. Forward momentum losses distance as redirected flow of trajectories. Resistance passes through mass as mass vibrates through space in forward maximum momentum velocity. Space itself vibrates through entanglement, as mass vibrates in forward maximum momentum velocity in resistance. Space is a stationary negative cold field of resistance that propels thermal energy and repels it. Clockwise and counterclockwise. Alpha and Omega. Unidirectional flow. Harmonics harmonization of frequencies in entanglement with equalization of resistance. Thermal energy is outward force of pressure known as weight. Kinetic energy contained within mass. Mass being the weakest point of resistance. Thermal energy singularity frequencies are repelled towards mass as the weakest point of resistance. Space doesn't bend. Resistance redirects thermal energy towards the weakest point of resistance which is the greater proximity mass. Stars passing close to greater proximity massive neutralized resistance lose their outer cores towards the weakest point of resistance which is greater occupation of mass. Mass NEUTRALIZES resistance within it. Flow is redirected trajectories. Thermal energy is outward force of pressure known as weight contained in mass, repelled by resistance within occupational space of mass. Double slit experiment shows that resistance is equal throughout space as space. Mass amplifies space and is always in equalization of resistance to its entanglement. Fluidity to illusionary solidity cycling patterns. Distance is lost by entanglement. Space is the speed limit of maximum momentum velocity in resistance. Thermal energy singularity frequencies in resistance, as the fabric of space outside of entanglement. We entangle the space ahead and vibrate as it. Decay and age are the result of exchanging occupational forward space.

  • @Bird-0
    @Bird-0 Рік тому

    I'm confused how this effect occurs with bucky balls. These are made of traditional, massive particles and not the near-massless ones that waves of energy collapse into.
    How does that part make sense?

  • @cerealpuff7528
    @cerealpuff7528 5 років тому +5

    Why is his left shoulder higher than his right shoulder 😂

  • @sam3d
    @sam3d 5 років тому +5

    you lost me when you started talking about Jupiter

  • @Eerielai
    @Eerielai 2 роки тому

    What I'm baffled by is that there are many questions in physics that are alledged to have not been answered, but actually have been answered? What's wrong with the interpretation that mass is what increases the probability of wave function collapse?
    Also, Sir Roger Penrose pretty much explained the big bang and the final fate of the universe and received no critique and no pushback on it...

    • @schmetterling4477
      @schmetterling4477 2 роки тому

      Why are you baffled by not understanding things that you didn't study? ;-)

    • @Eerielai
      @Eerielai 2 роки тому

      ​@@schmetterling4477 Maybe you shouldn't assume I didn't study it? What I said was that I'm surprised by how much is actually known, but claimed it's not known.

    • @schmetterling4477
      @schmetterling4477 2 роки тому

      @@Eerielai If you had studied, then you would understand these trivial things. ;-)

  • @helensmith7357
    @helensmith7357 3 роки тому

    Yeah, I want more incomprehensible information please. If I listen long enough, will it start to make sense, like a foreign language? I’ll give it a try. Thanks.

  • @nebulaunfolding
    @nebulaunfolding 4 роки тому +5

    Wait a minute. What about the part of the double slit experiment where the results vary depending on whether the experiment is being observed or not?

  • @JerseyMiller
    @JerseyMiller 5 років тому +3726

    One of the best explanations of the double slit experiment I've seen. I almost understood it.

    • @milllosh
      @milllosh 4 роки тому +102

      It's not as hard as it seems, words and expressions used are what causes the confusion, i/e collapse of wave function, observation = measurement, probability etc. Knowing what those actually mean provides a greater chance of understanding the experiment.

    • @milllosh
      @milllosh 4 роки тому +50

      @@ronaldoquintos1675 Why are you insisting on YOUR definitions, in this case understanding? You either get it or don't. Besides, QM doesn't say much about being in more than one place at the same time, it's a rather poor attempt to explain a simple distribution. I/e photons behave in wave pattern and the equations give us probabilities where they will appear in the wave pattern, since we can't measure the path of an individual photon due to quantum interference of the act of measuring itself.
      On the other hand, if you'd think of an electron, imagine a stone of known weight tied to a piece of rope and you spin it. For the same amount of invested energy, if you shorten the rope, the stone will spin faster in terms of revolutions, and vise versa. If you'd observe that stone, as you gradually shorten the rope, it'll go faster and faster eventually looking like a ring of blur around you. Go down to the atomic level, and you can now imagine what an electron would do spinning around the core (having no mass) at the speed of light on an extremely tight radius "rope". It'll look like a bubble of fog.
      Now, if you'd imagine a car passing at normal traffic speed, and you shoot at it, the bullet would pierce the car's door and create a hole, and you can measure and pinpoint that hole's position. If you'd do the same but the car was passing at i/e 10k mph, as the tip of the bullet hits the door it creates a hole, but the car is moving so fast that it moves faster than the bullet can penetrate the thin steel, so as the bullet goes deeper it tears the hole to the shape of an ellipse. Faster the car goes, longer the ellipse would be, eventually becoming a line all across the car, at certain speeds. Now, if you'd a well timed shot towards the road where the car is going at the speed of light (in theory, since cars can't go at the speed of light), you'd hit the car no matter where you shoot cause it goes so fast that it APPEARS to be elongated to infinity, which is nothing more but that line effect I described formerly, basically, that line of tear becomes "infinitely" long from the shooter's perspective.
      No math used.
      "It is impossible to understand quantum mechanics." - Well, I refuse this statement to be imposed on me or anyone else due to your own or someone else's lack of understanding and/or imagination.

    • @milllosh
      @milllosh 4 роки тому +21

      @@ronaldoquintos1675 Ehhh... This'll bee a LONG one. I wasn't trying to be hostile, wasn't really even angry (not at you at least), my words may have seemed like that, and after reading what I wrote, you have a point about that, however that wasn't my intention so I apologize. My intention was to point out that people have different levels and ways of understanding, and just cause some don't understand some things doesn't mean that no one can't even some famous scientists claim so. I DO understand quantum mechanics and physics (up to a point but deep enough), and you probably do too (it's not really THAT hard), it's just that there are terms that are confusing (as formerly stated) so substitute them with your own. I never saw anything as small as a photon or electron or even atom size, however, I am aware of the fact that just cause you can't see something that doesn't mean it doesn't exist, there are other methods. I/e we can't see gravity but you feel it's effect, you can measure it, determine it's properties etc. That was the point. The attitude "if I can't see it with my own eyes or recorded on camera..." won't get you anywhere.
      Now, if you are aware of properties of the speed of light, works of Maxwell, Bohr, Einstein etc, you start to get the time-space, and the fact that from the perspective of a photon everything happens instantly, then repeat the 2 slit experiments in two ways: by firing a single photon and by firing a concentrated short stream of photons, you get to see the ERRORS which are NOT data errors but errors of failure to explain the events using proper terms. There's no "universe decided", there's no "uncertainty', those are just failures to define things properly, we simply have no way of measuring the exact position of a photon on it's path from the source to the real wall in the double slit experiment cause it happens INSTANTLY, cause photons move at the speed of light, it's as simple as that. Also, if we'd try to measure which slit was the one photon passed through, we create quantum interference with our measuring devices, thus we can't determine the result. If you use logic and say, ok, it's a wave, obviously it'll pass through both slits and had self-interference, however, that wave carries energy in the form of light, which will be released only "on impact", we can then cover one slit and see that sometimes the light will appear on the cover, sometimes it'll pass through the other slit and hit the wall behind, meaning, there's no "observation" involved, which is another confusing term that suggests that if we'd LOOK, we'd get one result and if we'd turn our head around, we'd get a different result (wave or particle), which is WRONG. Measuring devices are what's meant by observation. There's no collapse of the wave function, (I will speak in pain words even it's NOT a correct way to explain) wave exists, but the energy carried is released in a single spot, you can imagine it as a surfer on a wave. The duality of photons, electrons and other particles is the property that seems confusing, however, if you'd read about packages of energy (there's a great video on how the Sun releases it's energy) you begin to realize that things are actually far simpler than presented.
      Scientists aren't really good at explaining things outside math, which is the biggest problem one may have, given that one has some basic math knowledge and understanding of the concept of imaginary numbers (mainly sqrt(i)=-1). Multidimensional objects aren't that hard to understand either, once you get past 5th dimension, the number of dimensions doesn't matter anymore (just pay attention on objects that have radius i/e circle, ball etc), it's the same principle just repeated more times, however, going back from 248th dimension to 8th and gauge symmetry is REALLY intense, so I would suggest a pack of headache pills, God knows I needed them (had a headache for 3 days after understanding light speed and time, roughly a week after gauge symmetry studies).
      I hope we are now clear on my intentions, it's not my goal to pick a fight but to show that ppl need to clear the definitions first, what is EXACTLY meant by them, and eliminate what's NOT first, then concentrate on what IS. IMO any 3 digit IQ person shouldn't have huge problems with basics of QF and QM, only with words used to explain them.

    • @milllosh
      @milllosh 4 роки тому +4

      @@ronaldoquintos1675 I mentioned in the long comment: repeat the experiment yourself. You actually can, if you care, there are kits sold for $200-$400, and you may even ask to be present in a college class when such experiments are performed and not spend money.

    • @milllosh
      @milllosh 4 роки тому +14

      @@ronaldoquintos1675 I wasn't debating you, I was trying to tell you that QM and QF aren't exclusive to scientists when it comes to a higher level of understanding, and that if you want, you can learn more without some big scare. There are companies that build quantum computers and enthusiasts who follow that development, so, they certainly understand a lot. Don't let anyone tell you what you can or can't understand or learn about. Try and see for yourself, that's all I'm saying (with some pointers), and that's not QM and QF exclusive, applies to everything. TY for your time and patience.

  • @mathius8360
    @mathius8360 3 роки тому +711

    The Double Slit has always been once of the most fascinating experiments to me. I guess they figured this video had enough mind-blowing information since they didn't mention that when sensors are placed at the slits to try and identify which slit the particle chooses, the pattern on the screen disappears and is replaced with just two columns.

    • @branjosnow6244
      @branjosnow6244 3 роки тому +105

      The observer effect.

    • @jamuraisack5503
      @jamuraisack5503 3 роки тому +128

      I was disappointed to ser that they didn't include this part. It's what really makes it special, for me.

    • @redinabloogs8477
      @redinabloogs8477 3 роки тому +16

      Yep ur right..it was the worse description of it I've ever heard

    • @bt-jz7ki
      @bt-jz7ki 3 роки тому +19

      @Christopher Michael the emoticon hearts in this are fckn killing me lmao

    • @LouDeeCruz
      @LouDeeCruz 3 роки тому +1

      That’s another lie from the QT theorists. Because you then use two seperate detectors detecting light from each slit. And qt madmen forget to tell viewers that the light from each slit doesn’t give an interference pattern simply because it didn’t have a chance to interfere with any light from the other slit. !! But these quantum lies get unchallenged because viewers think the qt theorists are reliable. They arent. They lie all the time.

  • @Peusterokos1
    @Peusterokos1 8 років тому +3688

    The types of people watching this (amazing by the way!) channel:
    The adamant student
    The anxious philosopher
    The disgruntled scribe
    The confused Joe
    The Sims sims (those who truly believe believed ideals to be believable even though they don't know why)
    The intrigued intellectuals
    The PhD sentinels
    The 2: 00 a.m lurker
    and finally
    stoners

    • @ClearTheRubble7
      @ClearTheRubble7 7 років тому +164

      Right on, man! This bearded quantum dude just laid a heavy scene on me. Now I'm gonna head to the store and get me some nachos!

    • @ouroboriccycle538
      @ouroboriccycle538 7 років тому +36

      Peusterokos1 lmao- I'm watching this at 2:08 am-

    • @kadymalloyvoice
      @kadymalloyvoice 7 років тому +33

      Peusterokos1 stoner

    • @cjleon
      @cjleon 7 років тому +50

      Stoner

    • @Mightyno35472
      @Mightyno35472 7 років тому +13

      Peusterokos1 HEY! It's actually 2:15.

  • @Luumiie
    @Luumiie 5 років тому +288

    How did I get from Kitchen Nightmares and Gordon Ramsay making burgers to reality being shattered by quantum mechanics

    • @woodsstocks9178
      @woodsstocks9178 4 роки тому +11

      Its called Youtoueroium Quanturium Theory

    • @denniskean183
      @denniskean183 4 роки тому +2

      Reality is not shattered by this, Cirsie. It is a simple mistake from the start. It comes from the wrong categorization of quarks and other particles, which, if properly categorized, should have solved this problem in the 1980s. The problem is that we do not have Maxwells and Newtons today.

    • @erikt3162
      @erikt3162 4 роки тому +1

      It’s called culture.

    • @gianni3611
      @gianni3611 3 роки тому +2

      Literally where I came from

    • @DoktrDub
      @DoktrDub 3 роки тому +3

      Because rumour has it that Ramsay can manipulate the space time continuum

  • @lydiakhai9977
    @lydiakhai9977 3 роки тому +108

    Kind of makes me think of those moments when you feel like you've transcended that moment, feel like you've caught a brief glimpse of infinite possibilities, before you make a decision which solidifies your trajectory to the next moment. Or maybe I should just call it a night and go to sleep 😂

    • @EaglePicking
      @EaglePicking 2 роки тому +4

      No, that's called psychosis ;)

    • @darrylkassle361
      @darrylkassle361 2 роки тому +1

      Man where are you getting your LSD I will shout youvavtwb if you intro me to your supplier

    • @apove1814
      @apove1814 Рік тому +3

      I said same thing when the noble prize was announced this past week! It proves those moments you feel something and you learn you connected w someone far from you , at a bc later time.
      That sense of “uncanny”. 😊

    • @ShishakliAus
      @ShishakliAus Рік тому +1

      You just explained the plot of dune

    • @roundedges2
      @roundedges2 Рік тому +1

      I'm with you, man--but first a trip to the fridge for a snack!

  • @alexsere3061
    @alexsere3061 8 років тому +1399

    your music and visual artists are awsome but I believe they get too little feedback for their amazing work, and every unseen contributor to the quality of your videos

    • @recklessroges
      @recklessroges 8 років тому +30

      I noticed the music in this episode and hoped that there would be a soundcloud link in the description. It still amazes me how much is added by well crafted music.

    • @recklessroges
      @recklessroges 8 років тому +3

      I noticed the music in this episode and hoped that there would be a soundcloud link in the description. It still amazes me how much is added by well crafted music.

    • @n8iveidiot13
      @n8iveidiot13 8 років тому +15

      I noticed the music in this episode and hoped that there would be a soundcloud link in the description. It still amazes me how much is added by well crafted music.

    • @n8iveidiot13
      @n8iveidiot13 8 років тому +11

      I noticed the music in this episode and hoped that there would be a soundcloud link in the description. It still amazes me how much is added by well crafted music.

    • @lightbringer6650
      @lightbringer6650 8 років тому +1

      the music threw me off. I thought a mobile was ringing or my alarm went off...

  • @jillianleda6732
    @jillianleda6732 3 роки тому +401

    I swear this reality is the strangest I've ever experienced

    • @MandyJean13
      @MandyJean13 3 роки тому +21

      I’ve had better myself

    • @luxaley
      @luxaley 3 роки тому +16

      Which reality was your favorite?

    • @EricLatios
      @EricLatios 3 роки тому +13

      _Reality can be anything you want_

    • @fallinginthed33p
      @fallinginthed33p 3 роки тому +5

      It would be nice if 2020 never happened.

    • @influentia1patterns
      @influentia1patterns 3 роки тому +5

      @@luxaley I liked 1999 before the Y2K update to the simulation. This Covid update has been really weird.

  • @yhp99
    @yhp99 Рік тому +172

    When i first found out about this experiment and its implications it felt like i was dreaming. Its literally as if a pseudoscience from a scifi movie becomes real life. Very cool and amazing

    • @macehilmatecilof4140
      @macehilmatecilof4140 Рік тому +1

      like real magic

    • @stacis.5854
      @stacis.5854 Рік тому +2

      It’s so cool I’m so amazed by this and a bit scared

    • @Milohenry13
      @Milohenry13 Рік тому

      all science is low-key pseudo.

    • @bluesky45299
      @bluesky45299 11 місяців тому +1

      Quran says: “Allah:there is not God except he”:The Neccessary life/consciousness,sustainer of life/consciousness.”
      Wire like neuronal structures that conduct electricity via ions/neurotransmitters in the CNS/PNS possess no attribute of thinking/life and yet that has “randomly” led to life. Consciousness/thinking is an innate idea(“Fitra”)that is distinct from carbon skeleton and yet the materialist scientist believes that chemistry turned into biology via “god of randomness”/”Emergent property”/”law of nature”. Consciousness can only stem from Necessary Consciousness (Allah-one/indivisible/loving/self-sufficient perfection

    • @ianharding4569
      @ianharding4569 10 місяців тому +2

      I think about this experiment almost daily. At least weekly. I dont know how people don't. 😂

  • @kleenexwarrior6061
    @kleenexwarrior6061 5 років тому +604

    Not gonna lie my brain has just been deep fried and then seasoned with mindfuckery

    • @jbeansprout
      @jbeansprout 5 років тому +12

      This statement is true.

    • @kiilwiil3780
      @kiilwiil3780 5 років тому +30

      Fr this shit so deep i dont see why everyone isnt interested in this stuff

    • @stephaniemartin7923
      @stephaniemartin7923 5 років тому +2

      Same.

    • @kleenexwarrior6061
      @kleenexwarrior6061 5 років тому +6

      William Wilson cause for most people this gives them a headache

    • @kato1kalin
      @kato1kalin 5 років тому +9

      @@kiilwiil3780 watch the quantum eraser double slit experiment video. It's ever freakier than this video. That particles can retroactively collapse the wave function. I'm sure I'm butchering it but that's the message that stuck with me.

  • @tiltedtesseract8210
    @tiltedtesseract8210 8 років тому +149

    Plot twist: reality is a simulation and this is actually the result of a coding error.

    • @vink6163
      @vink6163 8 років тому +38

      Actually in the world of coding this is called "lazy evaluation" where you don't bother to find the exact answer until just before you need it. That way you don't waste time calculating answers you never end up using. If ever there was an argument that we are living in a simulation, this is it. I know if I was writing a simulation I'd be using lazy evaluation as it would significantly reduce the CPU time required to run it!

    • @Chloroxite
      @Chloroxite 8 років тому +1

      +Vink But at the end of the day, does it really matter whether this is a sim or not? No, merely existing is all that matters.

    • @madscientistshusta
      @madscientistshusta 8 років тому +2

      scientists have already proved were not in a simulation by bouncing particles around and doing a few calculation, no I have no idea what or how I just read it on Wikipedia a long ass time ago

    • @ShadedWolf96
      @ShadedWolf96 8 років тому +7

      +madscientistshusta Because Wikipedia is a totally reliable source... o.O

    • @dandman8777
      @dandman8777 8 років тому +1

      +Vink That's fascinating, thanks!

  • @darthdread1
    @darthdread1 5 років тому +85

    ok, where can i find a video to teach me what i need to know for this video to make sense to me?

    • @toddnewport356
      @toddnewport356 4 роки тому +6

      ua-cam.com/video/5WV1SMoVYDM/v-deo.html

    • @ddoubleewhome7863
      @ddoubleewhome7863 4 роки тому +2

      Watch the holographic universe 7 part series. ...

    • @Stacz_Dinero
      @Stacz_Dinero 4 роки тому +2

      To put it simple, light is made up of particles called photons. When light travels, it travels in a wave, similar to a ocean wave or if you think of how cell phone signals travel. Basically that experiment proved that Light/group of photons even though it travels as a wave, somehow wave function collapses, and the photons are able to act and communicate with its other photons and it chooses its final path due to probabilities of its path.

    • @cecebarnard4546
      @cecebarnard4546 4 роки тому

      under your stash....he, he, he

    • @wangzisworks
      @wangzisworks 3 роки тому

      @@ddoubleewhome7863 Whew.... the holographic universe. I’m not going to concern myself with holography right now 😭

  • @davonteaustin8181
    @davonteaustin8181 5 років тому +280

    Brain: alright let’s get some sleep it’s late
    UA-cam recommendations: Wyd

    • @chillboy8116
      @chillboy8116 5 років тому +1

      @@stijnsherlock do you know time and space

    • @ryp1562
      @ryp1562 5 років тому

      Stijn Serruys On a space video but think the world has one time zone lol.

    • @tiny_toilet
      @tiny_toilet 4 роки тому +3

      That's so funny. I've never seen this exact same comment verbatim on dozens of other videos. How clever. How fresh.

    • @doxdiggla8792
      @doxdiggla8792 4 роки тому +2

      Exactly 😂😂😂

    • @MandyJean13
      @MandyJean13 3 роки тому

      Fr tho

  • @soccerstrikerful
    @soccerstrikerful 3 роки тому +68

    Why didn’t you add the part about the electron behavior changing back to particle when scientists tried to observe and measure the waves?

    • @theautodan7095
      @theautodan7095 3 роки тому +9

      Exactly..! That part is a big deal...

    • @germanher7528
      @germanher7528 3 роки тому +6

      @@theautodan7095 it only shows how some electrons are really shy

    • @ethereal369
      @ethereal369 3 роки тому +3

      Yes! That's the most fascinating part of the experiment, that observation effects the outcome.

    • @TunezFree
      @TunezFree 3 роки тому +2

      Prolly lsd

    • @bighomiemike5675
      @bighomiemike5675 2 роки тому +2

      Garnet L. i hate when people say this. it’s not the act of us SEEING the particles that changes the experiment. any measurement we take has an effect on the experiment itself. the reason the electrons changed back to particles was because the detectors interfered with the electrons, not because electrons “magically know when they’re being watched” or that typical bullshit most people peddle without knowing anything about quantum mechanics.

  • @willbrink
    @willbrink Рік тому +24

    What messed me up here was finding out a bucky ball did that. I'd thought it was only known to happen at the quantum level, so I'm even more confused now!

    • @dstovell
      @dstovell 10 місяців тому

      If you're interested, you should check out Matter waves and the de Broglie wavelength. Really cools stuff!
      en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matter_wave

    • @AYVYN
      @AYVYN 8 місяців тому

      You can do it with people. Just have enough of a pressure difference on the other side of the slits hehe

  • @TyMooz15
    @TyMooz15 5 років тому +650

    This guy looks like a normal sized Tyrion Lannister from game of thrones

  • @markgohl2660
    @markgohl2660 8 років тому +110

    Its a fascinating experiment. So fascinating that I decided to have a go at doing it myself a few years ago. I managed to get hold of a photomultiplier tube from a surplus store. Build the required special power supply and a water cooled pelter based cooler to take the tube down to -25C which reduces the dark current to the point where single photon detection becomes possible. Using a slice of CD as the diffraction surface with a synchronous motor to rotate it and and led in a box with a pinhole as the light source.
    It actually worked by passing the anode current directly though a pair of headphones, it sounded like the patter of rain. Turning the led current down you could hear the individual click of photons been detected. The way the volume went up and down clearly showed the diffraction patten.

    • @CockatooDude
      @CockatooDude 8 років тому

      That is insanely cool that you were able to do that, and where was this surplus store that had a photomultiplier laying around?

    • @markgohl2660
      @markgohl2660 8 років тому +1

      +CookatooDude It was a place called Bull electronics many many years ago. I got the last one. But If you look at eBay they have quite a few listed at the moment.

    • @CockatooDude
      @CockatooDude 8 років тому

      Mark Gohl Yeah ebay has some really cool stuff, I found some pretty neat electron microscopes a little bit ago.

    • @markgohl2660
      @markgohl2660 8 років тому

      +CockatooDude Not a common item. Last ones I saw where on pallets and wrapped in plastic. Looked quite a job to put it together. Kind of interesting but outside of my price bracket. If you are interested in the photomultiplier I suggest you get the data sheets via Google. There are many types differing in the spectral response and sensitivity. It will mention photon counting on the data sheet if a particular tube has that ability.
      A smaller cathode and low dark count are highly desirable. One tip NEVER power one up anywhere that is brighter than a darkroom. It will be instantly destroyed. If they have been in the light they need several hours in the dark before the tube will settle down.

    • @CockatooDude
      @CockatooDude 8 років тому

      Mark Gohl Well I much appreciate the information and will try to remember as much as possible. But I am afraid my interests lie in different places, which I find fascinating, but which may appear more mundane to others. The most complicated thing I need for my current project is a turbocharger bearing from a truck motor, and a hobby jet engine ignition system, because I don't feel like making my own. Sorry if this makes it seem like I wasn't interested, because I was, but an experiment like this isn't something I feel that I could repeat reliably. But I digress, sorry for the ramble.

  • @janjankovicjahoda
    @janjankovicjahoda 5 років тому +693

    Let's say we live in simulation. The particles would be simulated only when observed. When not observed they appear as waves to save CPU power :-)

    • @janjankovicjahoda
      @janjankovicjahoda 5 років тому +22

      @Kargadan Yes I see. But if the universe is infinite you need infinite cpu power but every coder will implement a failsafe. And the best failsafe would be infinite -1 (low resolution texture ergo wave function of particle)

    • @AR-fw5bn
      @AR-fw5bn 5 років тому

      @Kargadan omg

    • @cmdr.shepard
      @cmdr.shepard 5 років тому +24

      Or maybe if the universe was simulated they could make such a universe that when a civilization becomes advanced enough to observe things smaller than a certain scale our tools would not work. It would take significantly less processing power to do so. Why would they allow us to observe subatomic particles, for example? We already had accepted at one point that atom was the smallest block of matter everything is made out of. It would take exponentially more power to simulate a quantum mechanical universe compared to one where atom is the smallest block of matter. So maybe this is not a simulation?

    • @thelivingglitch307
      @thelivingglitch307 5 років тому +14

      These matrix jokes are starting to run rampant. Any simulation needs a reality putting it together, the way our supposed reality works it can't sustain a simulation of the very same thing. We can make something of an illusion using hollow 3d objects and draw distance. You can only do so much with 1's and 0's tied to metal conduction. Funny enough an IDE can generate logic that is more versatile than real life logic, much like the human mind. Maybe in a reality outside of our own which is holding ours as a simulation it is all possible through logic that works beyond gates and linear connections.

    • @energytrail315
      @energytrail315 5 років тому +9

      we actually using a PS39 but we used the "forget" option, when u switch to easy mode the "forget" option is disabled and then you come out out of your mother's belly knowing already it's just a game u bought on walmart cloud gaming store

  • @GerryMATW
    @GerryMATW 4 роки тому +374

    This stuff fascinates me but what astounds me even more is the engineering aspect of these experiments, an aspect which I never see anybody explaining. For example, how the heck do you build a machine which will fire a single photon? How do you test that it's working?

    • @jumpingeezus5080
      @jumpingeezus5080 4 роки тому +47

      GerryMATW
      Don't look behind the curtain!
      Seriously though, good question. I also ponder these things ;)

    • @GerryMATW
      @GerryMATW 4 роки тому +7

      It's weird, isn't it? lol

    • @deathstarresident
      @deathstarresident 4 роки тому +110

      We only give enough energy to cause single photon excitement by using Max Plank’s equation e=hv where v (nue) is frequency of the EM wave. For photons we usually use ruby lasers

    • @DasAntiNaziBroetchen
      @DasAntiNaziBroetchen 4 роки тому +2

      Absolutely agree.

    • @jamieg2427
      @jamieg2427 4 роки тому +32

      I'm a math and physics student interested in those types of questions too! What are the details of these experiments and how can they be explained in an understandable way. I'll probably start a UA-cam channel on the subject. I'll try to remember to let you know. It'll likely be a few years.

  • @jonmcintosh8653
    @jonmcintosh8653 3 роки тому +130

    I've felt like we've been in a different reality for six or so years now. The world just seems incredibly mental.

    • @Mikss-qu9lh
      @Mikss-qu9lh 3 роки тому

      quantum immortality

    • @bakerxlove7893
      @bakerxlove7893 2 роки тому +17

      I know it sounds crazy, but I've had that feeling ever since the world was supposed to end in 2012. Lol maybe I am just crazy though. 🤷‍♀️

    • @jonmcintosh8653
      @jonmcintosh8653 2 роки тому +19

      @@bakerxlove7893 you're not the only person I've seen say that! Maybe we did shift reality at that time, who knows. All I know is with the rise of all these crazy social justic groups, all the political turmoil going on, covid etc. Something isn't right and hasn't been for a long time now.

    • @kingkoi6542
      @kingkoi6542 2 роки тому +9

      Cern is linked to the Mandela Effect

    • @markdost1476
      @markdost1476 2 роки тому +20

      @@jonmcintosh8653 it’s called flow of history; I bet the people around during 1945 were thinking the same thing

  • @callanhutchison1871
    @callanhutchison1871 8 років тому +116

    I've no idea what this episode was about

    • @Invisigoth423
      @Invisigoth423 8 років тому +17

      It was about all particles also exist as waves simultaneously. In the experiment, individual photons were shot through a double slit. The photons produced an interference pattern even though they were fired individually. When they tried to determine which slit the photon went through the photons formed two bands instead of an interference pattern. The act of Observing a photon changed it's behavior.

    • @callanhutchison1871
      @callanhutchison1871 8 років тому +4

      +Invisigoth423 yeah but like whaaaaat 💥

    • @callanhutchison1871
      @callanhutchison1871 8 років тому +1

      +Invisigoth423 mind blown

    • @callanhutchison1871
      @callanhutchison1871 8 років тому +7

      +Benjamin Miles ohhhhhh. See now that's much more clarifying u are a gentleman and a scholar

    • @suzandouglass5241
      @suzandouglass5241 8 років тому +11

      smoke a bowl of chronic. makes total sense.

  • @mishie618
    @mishie618 4 роки тому +351

    It's amazing that there are videos like this, that explain quantum physics in a way that people like me, who aren't scholarly or fully educated in physics, that we can begin to understand how this incredible aspect of reality, well, our perceptions of reality, work on such scales. I love learning about this. Thank you, PBS for always being part of my learning life, since i was a very small child. Now that's amazing. ❤😘🌹

  • @someaccount3438
    @someaccount3438 2 роки тому +13

    So here's what's actually happening: we're living in a simulation and whoever coded it didn't use exact formulas, but instead used approximations. They never expected anything to evolve so much in their simulation that they actually look into their sloppy work and try to make sense of it.

    • @hash8169
      @hash8169 Рік тому

      like.... algorithms?

    • @Iwitrag
      @Iwitrag Рік тому

      The exact properties are determined when observed. This is basically saving simulation resources.

    • @davidnemewe9192
      @davidnemewe9192 11 місяців тому

      no bro if you not have eye u wont believe how seeing is gonna be. We just not correcting the truthness yet

  • @Snairster
    @Snairster 5 років тому +220

    Me:
    UA-cam at 3 A.M: Wanna watch Tyrion Lannister talk about space.

    • @TheSuperCoolMan122
      @TheSuperCoolMan122 5 років тому +12

      it's not even about space u donkey

    • @Snairster
      @Snairster 5 років тому +11

      @@TheSuperCoolMan122 It was a joke.

    • @NockaMama
      @NockaMama 5 років тому +1

      🤣😂

    • @achildofgods8821
      @achildofgods8821 4 роки тому

      Everything comes through the power and wisdom of Christ Jesus.

    • @canalettov
      @canalettov 4 роки тому +1

      Lmaao you killed me right there

  • @MrMakae90
    @MrMakae90 8 років тому +1520

    Do not try and bend the spoon. That's impossible. Instead, only try to realize the truth. *There is no spoon.*

    • @AmeshaSpentaArmaiti
      @AmeshaSpentaArmaiti 8 років тому +159

      is that why my soup's all over my lap? i just thought it was a glitch in the system...

    • @TheSliderBy
      @TheSliderBy 8 років тому +51

      Bruh

    • @TheSliderBy
      @TheSliderBy 8 років тому +48

      Bruh

    • @TheSliderBy
      @TheSliderBy 8 років тому +53

      Bruh

    • @g.f.w.parker5485
      @g.f.w.parker5485 8 років тому +79

      There is no spoon, but everything is also a spoon. You are a spoon. I am a spoon. Spoon Universe exists.

  • @Digantaaa
    @Digantaaa 2 роки тому +5

    Tf am i doing here at 3 in the morning!? 😭

  • @jojojorisjhjosef
    @jojojorisjhjosef 8 років тому +222

    This is the best channel ever btw

    • @Fematika
      @Fematika 8 років тому

      I know. +

    • @KijanaMBrajon
      @KijanaMBrajon 8 років тому +5

      yeah but don't tell them. im afraid they'll sell out.

    • @Taricus
      @Taricus 8 років тому +18

      Yeah, they're really the only science channel that isn't very pop science. You can tell this is their actual field of study. Even when they just do something for fun, they still make it have substance to it. My biggest problem is that my recommended videos get full of either pop science that isn't very good or also LOL! I'll get a bunch of conspiracy theory videos and things about lizard people from space LOL! But when I see PBS spacetime and it's a new video that I haven't seen, I always like to click on them. They're always really well done.

    • @MrTripcore
      @MrTripcore 8 років тому +3

      You can't say such a thing unless you've watched every single channel on youtube

    • @fmaz1952
      @fmaz1952 8 років тому +2

      +Tripcore *probably* the only channel where your comment is interpreted as a funny joke and not a provocative troll, haha!

  • @CobaltSthenia
    @CobaltSthenia 8 років тому +60

    The last time I came this early, electromagnetism wasn't even its own fundamental force.

    • @Electroblud
      @Electroblud 8 років тому +16

      ....And this is what happens when you mix youtube running gags with physics nerds. :D

    • @larchpine9802
      @larchpine9802 8 років тому

      ho hum

    • @TheJackawock
      @TheJackawock 8 років тому +2

      Your comment genuinely made me laugh.

    • @aforsy
      @aforsy 8 років тому

      +Morning Madera easy, killer

    • @joedigger9919
      @joedigger9919 8 років тому +1

      Last time I came this early Schrödinger's cat was still alive, I mean dead, I mean alive, I mean dea...........

  • @alfred0621
    @alfred0621 5 років тому +167

    For fuck’s sake, I was going to bed before this.

    • @kaiyabou
      @kaiyabou 5 років тому +1

      Honestly same mate. I have no idea why this popped up in my recommended lol.

    • @robertpomphrey506
      @robertpomphrey506 5 років тому

      Yeah I totally agree , Going to bed and then I start watching . Initially I thought it was gonna be a boring ..now I’m just completely brain fukd right now at 6 AM

    • @sharonallison9922
      @sharonallison9922 5 років тому +1

      YOU'RE TTTTOOOOOO FUNNY ALFORD.........😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

    • @tiny_toilet
      @tiny_toilet 4 роки тому

      Another played fucking comment. Look, it wasn't even clever the first time we saw it in 2006.

    • @TonyEnglandUK
      @TonyEnglandUK 4 роки тому +1

      @@tiny_toilet You've been seeing that comment for 13 years and it's still triggering you?

  • @hakachukai
    @hakachukai 8 років тому +59

    Very cool video!
    Why didn't you talk about the very strange thing that happens if you try to determine which slit the electron went through?
    I was looking forward to hearing/seeing your explanation of it :-(
    Also, I've always wondered how small the slits have to be for this to happen. How much does the size of the slit effect the result?

    • @akrybion
      @akrybion 8 років тому +10

      I'm not a physicist, but I think I remember, when we had this in school, that the reason electrons don't build this pattern, if you know which slit they took, because when you determine the position of the electron the wave function collapses, because the electron is forced to interact with something in order to be "observed". And since after the electron leaves the slit there is no more reason for the wave to interfere with anything it just travels "straight forward".
      I hope you could understand me and if I'm wrong, please correct me :)

    • @hakachukai
      @hakachukai 8 років тому +1

      You're correct and I understand the basics of it. But I want more than basics. I want to know the fine details of how they measured it and where they measured it. How does measuring it at different places effect the result?

    • @Sam_on_YouTube
      @Sam_on_YouTube 8 років тому +1

      The slits need to be on the same scale as the wavelength. I did the experiment (not single photon, of course) in college with microwaves and the slits we used were about an inch in size and an inch apart. DeBrogle waves, which are the wave-like nature of what had been though of previously as particles, were discovered by scattering electrons off a crystal that functioned as VERY small slits.

    • @Sam_on_YouTube
      @Sam_on_YouTube 8 років тому +4

      I assume quantum eraser will be coming eventually. It isn't usually in the standard progression of topics on wavefunction interpretation but it should be and given the level of this channel I expect it probably will be.

    • @kidkuku
      @kidkuku 8 років тому +3

      +akrybion For that there is a delayed choice double slit experiment. where determination is done after electron crosses the slit. and the the result is the same.... freaky uh?

  • @weisswurster
    @weisswurster 6 років тому +241

    Double slit experiment: "I broke reality"
    Quantum eraser experiment: "hold my beer"

    • @greatwallofno3533
      @greatwallofno3533 5 років тому +10

      Wigner's Friend Experiment: You two are adorable.

    • @russellwright3818
      @russellwright3818 5 років тому

      Funny lolol

    • @reina4969
      @reina4969 5 років тому

      I am still waiting for pilot wave theory to way in on the quantum eraser experiment.

    • @1SpudderR
      @1SpudderR 5 років тому +4

      96%.....Instead Of sticking for approximately 100 years with hundreds of thousands of unproductive “paid scientists”- concentrate more on the 96% Of The Universe, Which remains unknown...Oh well I suppose that you know that anyway. Strive, more efficiently to find the next Einstein from the millions of starving humanity, that truly is a more worthy cause, than Thousands of Scientists just keep telling us the same story, when the answer is starving to tell us!? RDR

    • @BWCheese
      @BWCheese 5 років тому +3

      Delayed-choice quantum eraser experiment: "Hold my tequila."

  • @christophersharp1884
    @christophersharp1884 6 років тому +412

    my sense of reality was radically changed by just one slit. I could have only imagined two at the same time.

    • @dominicanfrankster
      @dominicanfrankster 6 років тому +23

      Clap ... clap. Underrated comment.

    • @ZimZam131
      @ZimZam131 6 років тому +14

      Best comment of all time, haha

    • @biggawinnacrapsa3870
      @biggawinnacrapsa3870 6 років тому +11

      Two sets of identical twins in my neighborhood, growing up; all four gorgeous - all four curious - all four satisfied. Own the video TODAY!! $49.95

    • @joshuasole3316
      @joshuasole3316 6 років тому +1

      very good. very good.

    • @dogfiffer8467
      @dogfiffer8467 6 років тому +17

      The reality is that we are all made from a spectrum of frequencies. You cannot see all spectrum of frequencies but you can see the spectrum of light and year the spectrum of sound frequencies. We have thoughts because thoughts is a form of frequency which gives you the ability to imagine. The location of your imagination has limitless speed and far beyond the speed of light. When you close your eyes, your thoughts are linked to the entire spectrum of frequencies which allows you to visualize in your brain which are all linked to all existence instantaneously. Anything you can think of exist in the universe, another dimensions & nature. The universe & nature is a huge place far bigger than our thoughts. Therefore, if you can imagine of something, it exists.
      Yes, we are interconnected with the entire universe and beyond because everything breakdown to frequency itself. The resonance increases to form a higher level of frequency and it keeps on doing that indefinitely. The only force that brought everything together is "gravity". If a person is born blind, deaf and paralyzed, then the only thing the person can utilized to communicate is through thoughts. Which is a spectrum of frequency that our brain could recognize/detect and that we are still trying to understand it. That person will have no clue what existence is but in that person's mind, he/she could still imagine. It's a pure form of imagination because the person's mind was never bombarded with the outside world.

  • @garethdean6382
    @garethdean6382 8 років тому +375

    Did it really break reality, or only our preconceived ideas?

    • @happmacdonald
      @happmacdonald 8 років тому +60

      The second one. Unfortunate title is moderately click-baity. :

    • @arnabbiswasalsodeep
      @arnabbiswasalsodeep 8 років тому +12

      Well, more like broke the understanding of reality. If anything breaks reality and has support of theory then it becomes the new reality instead, our understanding of reality that is anyways

    • @GloveSlapnz
      @GloveSlapnz 8 років тому +2

      +Arnab Biswas if I didn't know about this experiment, did it break my reality?

    • @mikip3242
      @mikip3242 8 років тому +3

      Well, maybe not only that. Reality is the set of real things. This wave of possibilities act "beyond reality" because things are not only non-existent or existent but have a range of posible states in different intensities. I wouldn't say break reality but break existence. But yes. Maybe is just a semantic issue. Sorry for my english (I've sounded like a new age moron)

    • @yeetspageet5679
      @yeetspageet5679 8 років тому

      +GloveSlapnz I think when were talking about a scientific video, you can assume "broke reality" means it broke the current understanding scientists had. I hate clickbait, this video isn't clickbait. It literally broke the understanding of reality

  • @stevenpilling3773
    @stevenpilling3773 5 років тому +53

    Wave/particle interference holds a fundamental secret into the workings of the universe. When it is finally solved, it will not only cause a revolution in physics, but likely in our lives and outlook.

  • @nicolaiveliki1409
    @nicolaiveliki1409 8 років тому +53

    maybe there's a fundamental buckyball field?

    • @APaleDot
      @APaleDot 8 років тому +12

      Nailed it. Give this man a Nobel Prize!

    • @garethdean6382
      @garethdean6382 8 років тому +3

      In QFT there's a buckyball field, but it's not fundamental, it's composed of actual fundamental fields like the photon field.

    • @nicolaiveliki1409
      @nicolaiveliki1409 8 років тому +1

      +gareth dean so basically that means there are all kinds of composite fields, which is just another way of describing pretty much anything non-fundamental, including matter

    • @azureorbit
      @azureorbit 8 років тому

      i hope you're not taking that from the 'fundamental' platonic solids where the dodecahedron was the cosmos. Its just that the smaller something is, the more likely that the current model of the quantum ever-permeating field will oscillate in such a way as to affect it. aka: small things are waves and probability functions until we force nature to choose one position (ie we make a measurement)

    • @garethdean6382
      @garethdean6382 8 років тому +1

      *****
      Would that mean that consciousness created the universe? That it was here before what we call reality?

  • @krzyszwojciech
    @krzyszwojciech 8 років тому +31

    Pilot-wave theory for the win! ;)

    • @ogtoop3645
      @ogtoop3645 8 років тому +3

      Pilot-wave doesn't get enough love, and it has a pretty tight explanation of double slit!

    • @maulcs
      @maulcs 8 років тому

      Exactly, pilot waves yo

    • @Sam_on_YouTube
      @Sam_on_YouTube 8 років тому +3

      I'm a little rough on it, but doesn't pilot wave theory fall to Kochen-Specker? It stands uo to Bell's theorem, but didn't Bell prove later that to make it work relativistically you'd have to alter it to give up the deterministic nature that made it so attractive?
      I'm hoping he gets into those topics later. There are far too few places online to find a reasonable explanation of the stuff beyond Bell's Theorem.

    • @cosmicatrophy4648
      @cosmicatrophy4648 8 років тому +2

      Pilot wave is like printing off more money to fix the debt. It creates more problems than it fixes

    • @morningmadera
      @morningmadera 8 років тому

      Cosmic Atrophy
      and why is that?

  • @JarOfRats
    @JarOfRats 5 років тому +42

    "We now have a winner in the Quantum Race"
    Hey! You changed the results by observing them!

    • @sergior8667
      @sergior8667 5 років тому

      JarOfRats really?

    • @nox_chan
      @nox_chan 4 роки тому

      Farnsworth!!

    • @ashmita002
      @ashmita002 4 роки тому

      Actually thats not accurate according to quantum physics. The results did not exist until we observed them. Change would mean that we knew the results before observation, but that in itself cant be true because knowing is a form of observation.

  • @jdal9324
    @jdal9324 5 років тому +343

    First time I saw two slits simultaneously my reality changed as well

    • @richardbonnette490
      @richardbonnette490 5 років тому +29

      This is an experiment you can do yourself! Take a piece of paper and make two very thin slits through the paper (the small, the better the interference patterns you get), and, in a dark room, flash a light at the two slits (the two slits should be less than 800 nm apart for best effect). You should get an interference pattern. If the slits are small enough (and you use sun in a dark box with slits, INSTEAD of a flashlight, you get a rainbow interference pattern!
      You can also just bob two rubber balls over a smooth surface of water (like a lake) to make the interference waves, but light is so much more fun!

    • @flipnap2112
      @flipnap2112 5 років тому +133

      @@richardbonnette490 i dont think you got it

    • @tonwu5055
      @tonwu5055 5 років тому +8

      Ur a god 😂

    • @GamerMinecraftivity
      @GamerMinecraftivity 5 років тому +21

      @@richardbonnette490 r/woosh

    • @richardbonnette490
      @richardbonnette490 5 років тому +19

      @@GamerMinecraftivity So? I like science experiments. And I would prefer to keep this chat science- oriented anyways.

  • @davidharford3873
    @davidharford3873 8 років тому +32

    Maybe the photons do have an idea where the previous photon has gone. Perhaps they leave some "Impression" in the air (space/time) and this influences where the next photon goes.
    Has the experiment been done:
    - Waiting a large amount of time between firing photons.
    or
    - Have the platform moving so that any "Imprint" in the air is not effective.

    • @happmacdonald
      @happmacdonald 8 років тому +12

      Well, the experiment is often conducted in a vacuum, so I would rule "air" out of the equation at least. :3

    • @adolfodef
      @adolfodef 8 років тому +13

      There is no air (but even perfect vaccuum is full of fields and virtual particles).
      You should not move the wall were the results are "printed", as otherwise the accumulative efect will be just smooth random dots.
      You could in theory change the wall for another new wall per each photon (not easy to do in a vaccuum, and it will be expensive as shit); then adding each position per wall into a computer to graph the results. [It will be the same].
      It is easier to think on this by adding aditional dimensions outside time [were the ghost/shadows of each wavefunction can meet and interact with all others that passed that localized region of space through the entire history [past and future] of the universe (almost all of those will be too weak to be relevant).

    • @Reydriel
      @Reydriel 8 років тому +6

      +Ali Raheem
      And we have no idea how or why it works :D

    • @geoffbrom7844
      @geoffbrom7844 8 років тому +12

      It can't be imprints on space time because the earth moves constantly through it extremely quickly
      We would move away from any 'photon path' at thousands of kilometres per second

    • @davidharford3873
      @davidharford3873 8 років тому +3

      Geoff Brom Wouldn't it inherit the momentum of the Earth?