soon after his talk, they discovered the HIggs boson. The Goddamn particle!!

I never thought I'd ever understand some of the things he explained!

Correct. The TED-Ed YT channel is part of the KZread For Schools initiative, which offers edu videos in an environment that is more easily "unblocked" in schools. We'll continue to create tons of original TED-Ed (educator + animator) vids, but we'll also add previously published TEDTalks that teachers/students recommend. All TED-Ed vids are accompanied by a full (& adaptable) "Lesson" on the TED-Ed website. Check description for lesson link. "Flip this Lesson" button customizes the Lesson.

This was made like two years ago (the dance one is old too).. for some reason TED has gone back and is now finally uploading all of these, the good ones

This dude is so happy it looks like he just smoked a joint and he's stoked to talk about science.

You gotta love his cheerfulness! ^^

hes such a damn good speaker as well.

Nice. This old talk fits very well with a recent xkcd: What ever you put on an ingredients label, as long as you don't go subatomic, all you need to include: Ingredients: Hydrogen, Time.

We watch all of Brian cox's videos in science class

@LouDeeCruz

2 жыл бұрын

Please don’t. He is peddling flat earth myths. Ignoring overwhelming data that show that the standard model cannot explain 95% of the universe. Cannot explain why quasars do not show any Big Bang expansion, cannot explain why galaxies rotate as observed etc etc.

He is sooo happy !

Yea I know, I was just about to click on another video when I Saw "Brian Cox" and "CERN's supercollider", and the first thing I thought off was, "Ok i think we have a winner" :)

Great video. Thanks for sharing it.

When was this video recorded?

It's because they're uploading them to the TedEd channel, and then adding additional "lesson" plans to their own website, which act as enrichment and ensuring understanding on the topic.

Wish I was there, Carl Sagan was a true gift to us all, a great man to human and the unknown. Perfect! =-{ ) Excellent, nice work Dr. Cox Love the vids, SWeeeeet!

hope he is there when i go early march next year

Additional particles will not be discovered by collision but by separation, by force pulling them apart

Fallen Angels Portal From Hell.

Quality speech!

I just find it so funny that men even think they know how and why and what happened in the beginning 😂😂😂

They are uploading them to tedEd, it use to be in tedtalks.

I love Cox!

I'm going there today.

seasoned presenter . excellent

this is an old lesson, but still a good one. know it though that the time frame of completion for things he says are recent are not related to the present's time.

The more i listen to scientists explaining the knowledge and wisdom of this world,the more i believe there is another higher power.

when was this?

When was this?

Thinley veiled "I work at the LHC" a few timez there, smooth

When did this lecture take place? Atlas being finished and Higgs boson not being discovered?

Awesome scientist........humble💞

its pretty awesome

thanks :D

When was this video made? Cause the LHC is already working and they have evidence of the Higgs Boson already.

How true, how true. Everyday particles of thought assimilate whether be it positive or negative, so what rights would matter to a fully assimilated particle of both?

no, it is the particle which gives us mass, that allows for our combination of atoms.

can you make warp speed with? sow we can fast travel to other plantes :D

11:32 "our whole universe was in a hot dense state" couldn't help it! :p

@MarsLonsen

4 жыл бұрын

Texas, I believe it was.

@crossbearer6453

4 жыл бұрын

Formerly Nisha BIG BANG THEORY soundtrack. I see you😎😎😎🤪🤪

you probably saw it on TED but this is TEDEducation

I love Brian Cox and to those who are confused... This video is old! :)

The Higgs-Boson particle has been discovered since this video was made. 7:10. On July 12, 2012

Amazing how much we can discover in just 4 years.

@LouDeeCruz

2 жыл бұрын

It’s also amazing how in the last few years We have found that waves only can explain all observed “particle” paths seen at CERN but even more amazing how Cox and others try to ignore the facts. The standard model theorists are hoodwinking viewers with their particle mumbo jumbo. They tell us the only explanation for observed particle paths is that atoms are particulate. That’s a lie. This video shows how just three short bursts of overlapping radiation from the millions of colliding protons can model ALL OBSERVED paths observed in colliders. Including negative, positive, spiral, curved and straight paths. kzread.info/dash/bejne/p4lquK-JldjegtI.html

Brian Cox! Yayha!

If other elements were created by cooking hydrogen, why dont we keep cooking hydrogen, or any other element for that matter, and expect that we will form new elements that are thus far unknown? serious question if someone could clarify that would be lovely.

@greencloud9467

10 жыл бұрын

We can actually, but you would need to find a very very strong heat and gravity source. You would need something as hot as the sun to create what is called "fussion" this fusion can fuse protons together to create different elements. Look at the table of elements. After Hydrogen and helium is fused then we have Lithium, after lithium the sun begins to make Beryllium, and so on. Until! The sun starts to fuse Iron, this creates a massive implosive explosion !Bang! the supernova! This is why we have rare metals like gold, and titanium. We would need the power of supernova to create gold, or the power of the sun to create anything before Iron. That is until we can harvest gravity and heat to fuse atoms together. We have been able to fuse gold but it would take us hundreds of years and trillions of dollars of energy to create a gram of gold, not worth it. But maybe sometime in the far future!

@arthurthegreat216

9 жыл бұрын

As for the second part of the question, there is a limit to how big elements can get. Super heavy elements are extremely unstable and exist for very short periods of time before they decay into lighter elements (and are man made). As far as we know, Uranium is the heaviest naturally occurring element.

i must be the only one who paused the video at the equation and started looking for the = sign.i really thought it must be there.

Why has this been re-uploaded? I've watched it before.

@flymetothemoon9541

4 жыл бұрын

Mandela effect

He should have talked about what is to happen after all the expansion; doesn't it recollect again at some point?

This is the equivalent of holding a magnifying glass to a colony of ants, but *to a much, MUCH higher degree*. I wouldn't be surprised if shit hits the fan

nah, the particle which they thought could travel faster than the speed of light was a neutrino. they later found that it doesn't (they made a timing error).

just because we cant see something doesnt mean its false. Atoms are like that. Im comfortable with technology and my belief. Belief is powerful. Technology is inevitable. Life goes on. We are so fortunate.

And you're basing this on?

I love this stuff! Makes science cool so the next generation are steered towards it as a career or at least as a knowledgeable adults!

I have listened to Dr Brian Cox for over 10 years now and to me this is a regular person who is in awe of the universe and everthing around him. He inspires me and always has done to a point that I am hungry for more information. He is not just short of brilliant but is passionate about sharing it with as many people as he can. I commend Dr Brian Cox for not just all he has achieved but in his pursuit to bring his love of physics to everyone with words and wisdom that everyone can understand

It did... Sometime during this summer they had said that it was found. But again, maybe they weren't satisfied with the result OR this video is old.

How old is this video?!

I wanna see a new TED video after they've confirmed higs boson!

Look, one of the Beatles is a scientist now!

Oh my gosh! Another OLD video, why!?!?!

This was all told to us way back in 2008, before 2 Scientist,s named, Higgs & Another i forget his name right now ,( The God Particle ) they discovered,, Brilliant information , the town in olden days , was Greek , & called a Greek name and been changed , with the times (the name of the town) they have The Goddess, Shiva , at their doors & All The Religions, cults , whatever/ whoever, are linked up to this machine , reminds me of GHOST BUSTERS,, the movie , They have been showing us for years , in films etc ..

@michaelgibson5270

3 жыл бұрын

Kknkboooooooopnppp ooooooooooooo

I used to believe in conspiracy theories regarding the lhc. Had to research the whole thing and I’ve become fascinated, so much as to wanting to work @ cern!

the higgs boson is meant to be the particle that gives other atoms and particles its mass - i think :S

It has been estimated based on it's remnants of decay at 125meV. They didn't even see it... Still, quite the accomplishment though.

Oh there's a good joke on the screen? Let's zoom out super slow!

The creator always was and will always be.

I agree with that. Your point exactly. The Bible also states that you must have discernment.

In short time I bet this huge cern circuit will fit on a computer motherboard

I KNOW it as absolute truth. There is no doubt in my mind that every scripture is a sacred element of wisdom that benefits us in the long run. That's why the bible was here in the first place; so we would learn from the mistakes of people's errors in the past. The bible goes deeper than superficial history books as it contains philosophy, epistemology, history, science, etc. Do you read the bible because it can enlighten you to the absolute truth of the world.

So 7 years later.....what is the outcome? Let me guess....we found it.....but it revealed some other mystery still yet to be discovered.....

I think they're still verifying that claim.

Because it is ovious something had to create this world.

it was in international news

No, I gave you an absolute truth.

I think the missing Higgs particle is the soul

@LarsRyeJeppesen

4 жыл бұрын

It's not missing any longer...

What do you mean?

The amount of really thick people in this world frightens me, the comments below show this. Our understanding of science has enabled the human race to advance more in the last 200 years than at any other point in human history. Think about the circuitry in your mobile phones, pc's, ps4's, xbox's, tv's, cars, planes, and the way we make use of radio waves, micro waves and electricity, the central heating your home couldn't work without and understanding of science, our technology is incorporated into just about everything around us. This technology has trickled down into our everyday lives from wars, the space race, and many industries, all of these were completely reliant on the advance in science (knowledge). The more we understand about science and the universe the more new technologies can be developed and the more our lives are made easier.

yes, but this video is from 2008 and it was found after

Probably.

Brian Cox is cool

Being able to DERIVE (via theoretical calculations) all nature constants, such as Alpha, Weinberg angle, CC (Cosmology Constant), Higgs mass, Planck CMB data, dark flow, etc. is the bottom-line, see tienzengong.wordpress.com/2016/12/10/natures-manifesto-on-physics-2/

If evolution is always changing how can it constantly be classified? Is it not the doubt of uncertainty that birthed that to which doubt was uncertain of? Or for that matter was it not the uncertainty that was born of that, that was doubtful? Interesting, self is always simple and yet complex as if one is greater than the other somehow. A particle of thought, something from nothing? Or just the evolution of that particular moment of thought?

You are right, dumb it down. So where should it go? Could the same emotion be expressed numerically? Torment, grounded vs ungrounded, wired vs wireless.

why are you so concerned about his looks and not the fact that he's fundamentally changing our view of the universe?

it is good however that you understand your limits in this subject. everything is never enough.

7.18 - 7.35. Science.

I know a Brian Cox, what is this sorcery?

2:13

How old is this? Because we have already turned the Supercollider on and detected the Higgs Boson

I guess the lesson was before that

a science magazine rated him as sexiest scientist 2012

He makes so many slips. Must be hard keeping up an act.

@tomslick1650

9 жыл бұрын

what do you mean? i notice a lot of people on here dont like him? is he pretentious? is he not as smart as he appears to be?

@fiercedietyfan

9 жыл бұрын

tom slick no he is ok its just that a lot of people in this comments section are most likely just paranoid about the LHC and think its gonna break the world because they fail to do any research on it

He looks extremely young for a 44 year old.

I always wondered what spawned the big bang. If the big bang was sort of cosmic 'orgasm' which led to birth, then who or what had intercourse?

melodysheep anyone?

@drvir

5 жыл бұрын

The universe is made of...

I think you're just trolling and did a very good job at it. Might I suggest a name change though? It gave it away the second I saw it.

Never noticed his long feet.

Dam this video is old

isn't it more logicall to say the universe always was and always be in some form or another?

Keanu???

In addition, I thought it was beautiful that God (hypothetically) waited around for 4 billion years, creating the universe and forming man-kind, for us to finally exist so that he can have a relationship with us. Then I thought of how sad it is that humans became rebellious and wretched instead of the good friends that I'm sure God wanted.

Can they put the timeline back Orion's Spur Sucks can you send me back I do not want to be on this timeline its sucks so bad