Just How Small is an Atom?
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- Опубліковано 26 гру 2024
- Just how small are atoms? And what's inside them? The answers turn out to be astounding, even for those who think they know. This fast-paced animation uses spectacular metaphors (imagine a blueberry the size of a football stadium!) to give a visceral sense of the building blocks that make our world.
Lesson by Jonathan Bergmann, animation by Cognitive Media.
Fun facts:
1.) There are 7 octillion atoms in a human body.
2.) If there was no empty space between atoms, the entire human population could fit into an apple.
Between atoms or within atoms?
Wait I heard it could fit into a sugar cube
Ellen chattergirl here’s one
Since atoms are empty space the only reason you don’t fall through them is because the electrons are repelling or pushing you away from them
😱😱😱😨😨😨😰😰😰
That’s more easier to understand than the guy in this video.
By watching this video atoms are learning about atoms.....
it's our brain trying to figure more out about itself and the universe surrounding it - although you must know, our brain communicates with electrical signals called "action potentials" and isn't all atoms, there is much much more that composes the human conscience
Consciousness* and no, there isn't really "much much more" at all. Maybe also isolated electrons if you will.
did u notice the gorila
rusko dudesko you're the type of dude people hate to watch movies with.
Memories are not a matter, your statement is wrong!
I like how the narrator thought Imperial units would be easier to understand than Metric
Wow wow wow who's to say your FOOTBALL STADIUMS are a widely recognisable size comparative anyway?
Bunny yea in density I only understand grams per cubic centimeter or g/cubic cm
Lol ikr
*T H A T 'S A M E R I C A B I T C H*
@@markcox8256 *_I'm American and I still don't know how big a football stadium is._*
The way he talk, Disney should create a character of him
true doe he will be perfect for it
I remember having an existential crisis during chemistry once when I first learned “nothing” is between the nucleus and the electrons.
I came home and I was all like “everything is empty, I’m empty, the universe is empty. We’re all just chucks of somethings floating around in pure nothingness”
I had a similar reaction when I started thinking about forces. How can two things separated from one another *by empty space* possibly affect each other??? I went on to study physics and now I know about particles that ‘mediate’ forces as well as fields that, say give some particles mass (the Higgs field). But it never really makes sense, and the further inward you go the less sense it makes. Now I watch a lot of documentaries about history.
@@dukeon I dont belive u really think that gravitation is a real force, It's just property of space itself. Imo gravitons do not exist, gravitational waves is enough for our understanding of physics
Hehe same but we have a purpose for why we’re here becuase God planned it.
@@riyascorner9198 yeah im not religious
It is not empty space but for the sake of simplicity, pretend it is. It would probably make your brain cells die if you go and try to answer what the empty space is. Not actually
A 5 minute video taught me more than 5 hours worth of classes back in highschool.
bad teachers hurt me on another level
5 hours ! Make it our whole schooling life ! Gosh ! Wish we had UA-cam back in my schooling days ! HEHE
No it didn't.
@@jasonspades5628 its a joke (kind of)
@@honeyman6006 ...oh..
The world is basically mostly empty space?
Joseph Stalin Technically there is no such thing as true emptiness. The world, (aka the earth), has an atmosphere filled with oxygen and nitrogen and hydrogen particles that you breathe and make up the air around you. Even in space it's not fully empty. Scientists have theorized that it's actually filled with something called dark energy and dark matter. They don't actually know what it is, but they do know it gives off some level of low radiation.
NeutralGuyDoubleZero yeah but there still is vacumms
+Credits uknown Yes but even vacuums have some form of unidentified matter in them.
NeutralGuyDoubleZero how do you know
+Credits unknown Read my first reply to Stalin
*"But- I bet you've never really thought about how small atoms are"*
Me, who's had existential crisis because I think about it so much:
*"i w i l l f i g h t y o u"*
You use energy from atoms to fight atoms. You are stuck in this inception.
Lets split the atom an half they said!
It will be fun they said!
You can't cut an atom in half; they are INDIVISIBLE
Shardul Singh its for nuclear power
Shardul Singh You can, you have quarks
No one actually did that, man
He probably is talking about the difference between splitting an atom and cutting an atom, ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
The density thing really blew my mind. This was very well put together. 👍
Thumb👍up⬆into the😳air♒
"We shall soon show these (disbelievers for their guidance) Our signs even in the remotest regions (of the earth) and in their own persons until it becomes quite manifest to them that this (Qur'ân) is the lasting truth infact. Is it not enough (for them) that your Lord indeed keeps watch over everything?"
the holly quran chapter 41 verse 53
Avagadro's Constant
Right that's literally impossible in the real world!!! You can't even get a tire in a 1 foot box let alone 6 billion smalls cars!!! How is that possible!!???
*Brain.exe has stopped working*
Nnnnnnnnnnnno
Faxwy
Maybe because your brain is mostly *empty*
Luthfi Muhammad lol
Lol
Guy: *holds atom in fingers*
Atom: *Snaps in half*
Guy: Oh fu-
+Goosey Fish. you can not cut a atom using just hands.
@@janeli5014 r/wooosh
@Matthew Stone bruh
IM EXPLAINING!
@@janeli5014 still woooosh moment
People who study atoms are just a lot of atoms trying to figure out what they are made of.
And the brain invented a name for itself :D
Says a lot of atoms trying to figure out themselves
Oh wait, what are atoms made of?
"Quarks"
How small are they?
"5.2 yactometers"
Stasis Delta what are quarks made of?
Cringe Bob they are made of planck particle and planck are made of quantum space fabric
(my brain is heating when imagine those things)
Herman Dinova what is quantum space fabric made of?
Cringe Bob i said my brain is heating i cannot thinking now
it's been 3 days, has your brain cooled off?
I remember me at the age of 7, watching this same video, thinking Kg/m cubed and lb/ft cubed are like advanced mathematics symbols that only the top-tier scientists use...
It is actually quite simple to use both. It is a mere ratio.
Yes, of course. But he was 7 yo, dont miss the point
LMFAOO
Me: Watches video
Also me: 5:07
5:14 *
this video is weirdly disturbing, just in how it's animated.....
LordMatt48 yeah. but i cant describe why tho?
yeah.
The motion is unnatural (darn you flash animation.... It's hard to make flash animation look good.) The random 3D hurts my brain a bit because it doesn't fit well, and the art style is horrible.
LordMatt48 totally agree - probably good for 5 year olds
especially when they were filling the earth. like it was just unsettling.
For me it was the blueberry
The switch in animation style at 1:14 almost gave me an epileptic seizure...
Sebkarp0 lol
Sebkarp0 r
XDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD
Find, nine circles wave (dont do it if you realy are epilectic)
Glad to know im not the only one XD
When he changed the metric units to imperial I almost quit the video
Vjhe
Same
Americans
We can measure this in 4 football fields
You can just ignore the units... Y'know?
The intros at the beggining of the video (the music) are always so nostalgic and calm yet irregular and strange.
Splitting the atom sounds even more cool after watching this video!
how about sperm of an atom, how small do you think of that?
ernesto manila The fuck?
DAMN LOL
da faq
ZenXo เพลงล
เพลงรักในตำนๅน
This was the 7th grade science class's introduction to chemistry imagine how confused the kids were the whole class XD
4:16 thats how rgb works
What
@@ahuttee Red Green Blue
Super Psych real good booty
@@ltrizzle12 yup
Lcd work
8 years later, I still end up here from science class~
"I'll put it in English units!"
*converts English units to american units*
Edit: as people keep quoting incredibly helpful and totally not annoying history facts they've uselessly crammed into their heads for no reason, I feel the need to clarify. I do not care where the units came from, or who used them first or why, only where they *are used now.* Wherever metric is used, metric is of that place. Metric is English units, metric is French units, it is Canadian units etc. Imperial is american units, because that's where it's used.
alan smithee English is sometimes American
@@bigdogkgh8945 *_JUST 'SOMETIMES' BUT CHIEFLY BRITAIN!_*
America vs world:
America: ft, lbs, miles
World: kg, g, m, km
btw imperial are british
The thing is they are british units but only america still uses the british units and not britain cause america.
You forgot to mention 99.9999999% of the atom is empty space.(not exaggerated)
That's why the actual density of the whole atom becomes much lower but when you compress those atoms and fill up the empty space and get trillions of those compressed atoms you get neutron stars which have immensely powerful gravity.
Well neutron stars are made of nuclei quarks which is made of illusionique energy which resembles solidity.
Azure Blue That's nonsense. You don't even know what you're talking about.
Do I not? Illusionique - Something that acts like an illusion. And yes there is energy acting as a solid and I meant *Nuclei which is made up of quarks
Azure Blue Btw nuclei are made of protons and neutrons which are made of 2 up and one down quark.
+Akshay Sharma Yes and many other thingd like gluons
To understand small things we compare it with big things
And to understand big things we compare it with small ones
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😂😂😂😂
To understand anything we compare it with the thing we already know
l e t ' s c o m p a r e i t w i t h a f o o t b a l l f i e l d
So basically a differential equation?
@@neutronstar6739 Which one? The widely accepted football field (Soccer) or the hated on, it should die in a hole football field (Pigskin, which is the name of the ball we Americans use.)
This has to be my favourite ted ed video just because how energetic it is
After watching this I have learned that.....
The earth is a grapefruit?
Me (for some random reason): ... **Annoying orange flashbacks**
Actually, it's a blueberry.
Henry Ng yes and atoms are blue berries.
my house is a blueberry
I don’t even know anymore I am forced to me here (school)
"ill put it in english units"
*puts it in the ameritard system*
it was originally english
Englissssh...tard..ooo🤤
YEAH I SURE WANNA USE CHEESEBURGERS PER BALD EAGLE INSTEAD OF *ACTUAL UNITS*
You mean the system used by the only country that stood up to the Soviet Union and has been to the moon?
@@Dat_Boy_Dale_Gribble woooooooooow woooooooooow thanks for reminding me
Humanity is represented by you americans! All hail the USA!🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
By that I mean that the Moon has the american flag! Couldn't we create anything to represent all countries and not just the USA? Of course not.
5:14 "I think I'm tired. OOOOOAHHHHHAHUM"
Pours coffee
Ian the Bubbian Why did you have to type it?
we all watched the video pal, you're not special for typing out something you saw.
i think he is trying to point out how unnecessary that was to put in the video.
I found this funny for some reason
smoking wand its funny because of how unnecessary i t is
I am weak to understand in English, but i have fallen in love with this channel
The one thing I hated about this video is the outdated atomic model. Please up-vote this so people understand that electrons are not swirling around a nuclear like some roller-coaster. Jimmy Neutron isn't real life. Electron Orbital clouds is the correct way to demonstrate atoms. Also, I didn't have a problem with him using the term "empty space" but they should have put an asterisk next to that because there is no such thing as COMPLETELY empty space in our observable universe. It's a colloquial term used to simplify the issue.
Other than that this was a cool video for educating people on how small atoms are.
Hi, can you elaborate on the "electron orbital clouds"? are you saying electrons are static and not whizzing around the nucleus?
Electrons do "move" but not in defined patterns as far as we can tell. There are regions, or clouds around a nucleus with different percentages of probability. For example, there can be a higher chance for an electron to be in one particular region than another in any given moment. However, they do pop up and disappear from moment to moment. It's also impossible to measure BOTH the momentum and location of an electron, you can only do one at a time.
+Al “Tekken” Dano the electrons are jumping around the the nuclear in a cloudy form :3
He did specify your point about empty space. You weren't listening
+Al “Tekken” Dano it isnt that detail....
n also he just named 3 elementary particles ... whats abt bosons etc..
3:20 gg this will bring back harambe
Just was about to make a Haramble joke at this time mark XDDDDD
lmaoo
but the main question is...
will ur joke bring back harambe?
XPumpkins no... :''(
NolanTheGamer :'''''''''''''''( reep harambe
XPumpkins r3st in p3p3roni
Complicated. This is all you need to know: There are 9,500,000 skin cells on a square inch of your body. And there are 100,000,000,000,000 atoms in a single cell.
Done.
This really changed my perspective of how small an atom could be. I was totally clueless it was this small, like I'm still kinda in shock with the density thing! 🤯🤯💀
Love how he said kg and m weren't English.
AMERICANISH
except english is british so is imperial
Ok, can we just, y'know... take the visuals of the fricking cars?! Let's stop complaining.
The atom is still bigger, than the size of a lot of people's brains in the comment section.
You're the one who put a comma between "bigger" and "than".
Lol sandwich you're wrong. Our brains are the size of the nucleus not the atom
The Perfect Sandwich ikr
The Perfect Sandwich and your brain is in there too right
The video did mention density..
a large amount of atoms is teaching a large amount of atoms about atoms
Science in a nutshell
Thats creative!!!
Let's take a moment to appreciate just how smooth the animation is
I'm sure it's impressive for how quickly they had to make it
When he summarized everything in the end i thought he would come up with something new,other than 'im tired'
" The atom is made up of vast regions of empty spaces "
That's why I feel emptiness inside me most of the time 😂😂
Lmao that's unsettlingly depressing, cynic and humorous at the same time x')
I love dark humor
lol... Thats deep XD. also you just roasted yourself XD.
@@kevinpatty119 you posted this 4 months ago, i wanted to see if your opinion has changed,
Understandable have a great day-
I get the joke tho lol
@@blauwbeer556 you mean a year ago lol-
what about your thoughts? You posted that reply 8 months ago
You probably already know that everything is made of little tiny things called *Adams*.
Voshchronos dun dun dun *click click* dun dun dun *click click* dun dun dun duuuun...
Loved this! Entertaining and my kids (7&9) understood the explanation!
I still don't understand how small is the atom.
Imagine the smallest thing you can think of and then scrap it because its not even close then imagine an even smaller thing then scrap it again (its like your not even trying) then imagine something not the even entirity of the human race can comprehend and then scrap that because its useless then imagine an even smaller thing and you get the point (stop trying nobody can)
Kristijan Madhukar hahahaha
Small
Brandi Chu Indeed. Small. D.
Compare a blueberry to the earth there you go...
If you think Protons and Neutrons are small, wait till you see Quarks.
And strings?
Farar Rarara Haha now we're going even smaller.
Farar Rarara How small are strings relative to quarks? How small are quarks relative to protons?
Quarks are made out of Strings.
JiaMing Lim Unfortunately it is too small to look at, would have to put it in the CERN particle accelerator and check the results
I didnt understand the part where u started to were u ended...
Alexander Møller Ikr.
The for the coment😀😀😀😀
Alexander Møller You mean Thx?
This channel is a gem
This is the weirdest fucking Ted-Talk I've ever watched
WalrusQuake same
why?
It's not a ted talk
Wow The animation is getting better and better. This is great for me i am a visual learner, It helps me a a lot! way to go ted :) I am addicted to your channel.
Atoms are 99.999999999 empty space so everything you see is 99.999999999 nothing that's amazing!
Jack Scepter no wonder i feel so empty inside
so my PC is just nothing???
Matijoss Pro You and me are nothing
That still cant explain my weight
A magnet doesn't have to be very big to affect another magnet far away, it's not really about the conventional size of the atom, rather how far it's forces exceed.
A story goes two men were working on the fusion of machine and man. To exponentially increase the capabilities of human physiology and intelligence, they wanted to inject nanochips into the body that once inside, integrated with the body at a cellular level.
They experimented on small animals, namely mice, finding their intelligence was off the charts. These mice could solve puzzles at astonishing rates. They outlived their unaltered counterparts by months, even years. They would sit and patiently wait for their next task knowing food was their reward.
One day, one of the men, in his haste, injected the solution into his bloodstream. He eventually developed the ability to see at a subatomic level. His partner was unaware until they found his body with a gun in his hand. He had shot himself. Next to him was a suicide note that read one line.
“It’s empty inside”
Uhhhh, ok 😶😬
underrated comment
Coming back to read my post one year later.. wondering if I had a few too many 😂
So, because these atoms are so incredibly dense, is that why nuclear bombs are so powerful? Because the energy holding the atom together is split in a chain reaction?
Whoa atoms are actually not dense. A huge amount of energy is released when an atom is split, causing the massive explosion. There is actually a ton of empty space in an agom
OP probably meant to say the nucleus is dense, not the whole atom
3:18 haramber pops up in all the unexpected places.
Ruby Duby bgtgtghutnjuqiqu
Ruby Duby ecks deee!!xd
nice meme!!!1!eleven!!
Harambe predicted this
haramber.
i didnt understand the part where you said the density of the nucleus is 6b cars crashed,like what?
Saiyan boi Crushed, as in condensed. Same mass in less volume
You would have to squish all 6b of those cars into a 1x1 box
But aren't the cars made out of many , many atoms ?
If you took the mass of 6.2 billion cars, and fit it into a 1*1*1 box, the box would have the same density of a nucleus.
That was actually 5.66 trillion cars of 2 tonnes squished into 1 ft^3 box.....Calculate
"how many atoms are in a grapefruit?" is actually pretty funny without context
It all leads up to a simple answer:
It's very small.
i......just.......
wow. the universe and everything in it never ceases for a fraction of a moment to blow my mind I'm the most fantastical ways.
"in". damn swype. lol
Imperial units are weird and I'm an american. I like base 10 unit systems like the metric system because of my OCD. 10mm=1cm, 10cm=1dm, 10dm=1m, 10m=1dkm, 10dkm=1hm, 10hm=1km, etc.
Decameter isn't dkm btw
Antichrist You can only blame American educational institutions like high school for that.
noah roberts yes because america is bad. It is SO Nationalist (not patriotic) because patriotism is being proud of your country NOT believing that it is better than everyone elses. It abandons logic like metric measurements because it is obsessed with being different
I don't agree with this comment, but I had to like it because it had 9 likes. The imperial system doesn't bother my OCD, but 9 likes instead of 10 does. It is really weird how OCD works.
Wheel on the bus
My favorite analogy related to atoms is that there are more atoms in a grain of sand than there are stars in the entire universe.
Really? I find that hard to believe.
It's as small as the chances for a women hitting me up
rip in da chat lol
No,I'd say much smaller 😁
but it's never zero
bigger XD
Hmm
*check*
..... Nah mate thats too small
electrons out for harambe
nah fam i like my protons fresh
You guys know you're awesome? xD
I’m just wandering here how tf do we know that atoms exist.
idk lol
We looked really, really, _really_ closely.
good question, *I don't know*
It starts with a thought experiment that eventually lead to real experiments. Science.
the answer is science
Cant believe this was my first TED ED video i watched
This is FANTASTIC
This is why neutron stars are so incredibly dense
yea one teaspoon full of it weighs really huge ...
This video makes everything more complicated
That just means you have a lot left to learn.
:D
that's basic not even stepping into intro to chem stuff man - it get 1000000x more complex :D - and 1000000x more mind blowing and amazing
yeah.. pretty much the only way to give them a scale without zooming in and.. yeah, why not just zoom in?
Means you didn't know anything in the first place.
what blows my mind is how this creature, human being knows all of these things!
It's been awhile since my mind has been blown THAT hard! One of the best explanations to wrap one's head around something that I've ever heard.
This video's animation is one of the best in Ted Ed.
But if they are so small, how did scientists discover how many protons/neutrons does it have ? Or how did they come to say that : "oh, look, this is an electron and this is a proton !" ? This questions absolutely blow my mind :0
Viktor Hofer Well, I did both and got the obvious answer : "through experiments". No further explications though
***** Do you know how a microscope works? It lets the scientists zoom in, closer and closer to something. It's that simple. Then they give names acording either to their own names (the scientists names) or according to the function of things they find.
Lunick Martins You can't zoom in on an atom, it's just way too small
***** wow NOW you know stuff xD I'm pretty sure they can though, but you may be right :).
Lunick Martins Not sure of electron microscopes though =D
Video:Just how small is an atom?
Quarks:Let us introduce ourselves
Quarks: already showing off about their victory
Also Quarks: yea! I also got a trophy for being the tiniest
Preons: oi! Gimme dat trophy for being the tiniest thing.
Planck Particles: * bellowing laughter *
@yeahSOwhat you aren't advanced enough in science to know what they truly are. Watch a video about these particles.
@yeahSOwhat I may have misunderstood your comment.
Imagine an atom was a marble
How big would your fist be?
Earth
Thats the relative.....
It would feel very well the same as we are...
Arent everything the same? As an atom will be as big as a marble and the atoms of everything around us become a size of a marble therefore the *proportion will be 1:1.* However, energy doesn't rely on atoms whether light energy, sound energy, and etc. Therefore *the energy will be different.* Also what if an atom is as big as marble, would the *marble be infinite size*
Short answer : extremely tiny
Long answer : thid video
Don't watch this video while high, I repeat DONT watch this video while high
It's too late... I already grabbed a grapefruit, cut up in half, stuffed blueberries in it, and flushed it down the toilet... I thought I was an evil genius that flushed down planet Earth...
+John Chesterfield reading that comment high is also not very good
+Smooooth I am so high rn lmfao
Fantastic explanation.
I really would like to understand why some people mark thumbs down for a video like this.
Probably kids who had to watch this in school
I learned more in this video then i did in entire science class.
U learn nothing in science class so that makes cents
You learn nothing in English class. That makes "cents".
What science class did you go two? 2nd grade?
What English class did you go TO? Damn, two in a row LOL... Non English-speaking mofo's.
Yeah, it's 3 in the morning here.
3:22 RIP Harambe.
May he Rest In Peace
only acceptable because this comment is from 2016, you sir recieve a free pass, but *you have been warned*
i love watching this when im high af
Hehe mee 2 m8
They are super small
are they?
Please try to avoid being high af. It's destructive for health and life.
How is being high af destructive? boy you tripping
This is a great example for small kids, as you see, at the beginning of the montage, you see ted is holding an atom, while he is already made of atoms. Look, spiritually as he is speaking, at the end of the montage, he teaches you the density, of an atom. That’s all information I have about the montage. If your reading this, I appreciate you.
*Imagine if a nucleus is enlarged to the extent of a multiverse, and within that multiverse there is a universe for other life in another world.*
and outside the multiverses we know that would be Omniverse and outside of it the are someone bigger than our Omniverse who’s explaining our Omniverse like an atoms
"Empty space" isn't there a theory that in "Empty space", there's actually quarks coming in and out of existence?
1:13 kills me, especially when the camera zooms to the face. 😂🤣😂
Had to watch this in school
I’m never gonna look at a grape fruit the same again
:)
I still think that the marble was a Mega Stone
me too I think its a mewtwonite
they predicted the future cause xy wasn't released when this video aasmuploaded
How big would the planet Earth be if each atom inside of it was the size of a blueberry?
+orangesheepdog Well, take the size of the grapefruit compared to the earth. Let's say that the grapefruit is 1 trillionth the size of the earth. So then you just multiply the size of the earth by 1 trillion. So my guess (likely far from accurate) would be the entire space of the solar system
What are you talking about? The solar system isn't 99.9% sun. The sun makes up 99% of the mass but the solar system is very vast. The earth's distance from the sun is only 1% of the distance of the solar system.
***** The original question was how BIG would the earth be if all the atoms inside of it were the size of blueberries
+orangesheepdog Really? What's the f* point? The atoms of the Earth will never be made of blueberries, and the analogy doesn't help understand anything. If I said the Earth would be to be the size of the solar system how does that help you picture the size of an atom? Are you looking for useful information or just want to be impressed by the huge size of hypothetical things? Boo to this video.
+orangesheepdog really really really really really really really reallllllly really really really really REALLLLLY BIG
Think of your pinky being the size of a standard room. Think of your pinky in that room, being the size of a standard room. Think of a rice grain the size of that room. Think of a rice grain in that room. That's the size of an atom.
I didn't say it was my analogy. I was just stating.
Lol
It’s way more smaller than that, your analogy is nonsence and even a molecule is larger than your analogy
I get that atoms are small, but what really does not compute for me is that there are 10^80 atoms in the universe. Yes, that's a big number, but it seems small in my mind considering the size of the universe
"I'll put it in english figures" *proceeds to write something that I as an englishman have no idea what it is* hmm
( I think he meant American figure, ) they are one of the only countries left on earth who still use the imperial system.
They were imperial units, those were from England.
cobaltjedi117 yeah i know, but even England and the entire Europe use the metric units. haha.
***** most of the world uses metric except for USA # 'Murica
***** That's really not something to be proud of.
Stupid question: If all atom's nuclei are so dense, why aren't black holes present everywhere atoms are?
Density doesn't necessarily mean mass. A lithium atom only weighs 1.165034e-26 kg, but the nucleus is so extremely small, which is synonymous of fitting 6.2 billion cars into a single box. Black holes are both high in density AND weight, weight being the deciding factor on whether a star will collapse onto itself once it's gravitational pull can't even support its own mass.
JoYo1298 Ah, I see. Thank you.
Those density equations he was showing was to show how many kilograms a whole solid cubic meter of Nitrogen atom nuclei would weigh
halo3gamehead simulation of what?
JoYo1298 mass is not weight btw
'''I think im tired''' *Pours Coffee* WTF???
Do you not know what coffee does?
+Jonathan Fungus (Master Guardian) yay bro it make you high
XD
+Jonathan Fungus (Loving Yuri Dealer) it makes me... better not talk about it
I have to say, the narrator (Jonathan Bergmann) is brilliant. I would have loved to have had him as a teacher.
7년전에 만들어졌는데 이정도 퀄이 나오네 잘만들었다 이해가 되네
Ask Ant man, hes been there, can tell you how they actually look like
+Adam Nazifi we know how they look like
We DON'T known how atoms look like...
You just discovered the 1. law of the internet. the 2. is that no one is dying
"Just how small is an atom?"
"Small!"
This short video explained this concept better than my teacher. It was SO helpful, especially the example with the cars, as it's impossible for me to visualize all of those crazy numbers! It's ridiculous how they use them to teach students these days. Anyway, thank you so much!!!
Cut open an atom and 6.2 billion cars will fly out and trillions of blue berries, 99quadrillion+ grapefruits will appear, however 99.99999% of what flies out is empty space.
and that 0.00001% is Nuclear Bomb.
So all we have to do is get a knife and split a Atom then boom goes a whole town??
2:57 If it was empty space, how is there wind blowing? That doesn't make sense.
+agent475816 because he isn't inside the atom
I'm going to let you in on a secret: he's not actually inside an atom, it's a cartoon.
uncle sam I know, but if he really were inside a atom there wouldn't be wind blowing. They should not have added it.
agent475816 But this isn't really a very serious chemistry or physics video. You don't need to be that accurate when you're very loosely explaining how small an atom is
uncle sam Yea, I understand. Maybe it will help kids understand.
2:30 what Pokémon would mega evolve from that?
Garchomp kiddo
this is MINDBLOWING I literally died watching this little blueberry growing