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Sean Carroll & Tim Blais: Physics Conundrums and the Big Picture | Science Life

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@aurisbunni2 сағат бұрын

Good day to everyone who remembered this wonderful masterpiece! ✨ I really wish for Dianna's recovery.

@rashishsaini50Күн бұрын

This will never get old

@harisshaikh97262 күн бұрын

Why have you not collaborated with ERB yet?

@littlemissdeath133 күн бұрын

8million veiws? should be 8million likes too! brilliant work

@shubhamsapate20034 күн бұрын

Dispasoito 🎉

@yashkotecha774 күн бұрын

7 years. It's been 7 whole years.

@jinjerrojjers73584 күн бұрын

You are absolutely incredible. I watch your vids with a group when EJ puts them in his daily blog. You are so smart and creative sooo creative and sooo smart.

@janAlekantuwa4 күн бұрын

I love this so much! I do wish that the taxonomic levels were offset by one tho Phylum of Mollusca, Tardigrada, Arthropoda, Chordata The classis of Larvacea, Agnatha, Amphibia, and Mammalia Order of Rodentia, Cetacea, Carnivora, Primates The family of Lemuridae, Tarsidae, Attelidae, Homonidae Genus of Gorilla, and Pongo, Chimpanzee, and Homo The species of Homo sapiens sapiens

@DoFliesCallUsWalks4 күн бұрын

this is so awkwardly perfect.

@GoodrichthysEskdalensis5 күн бұрын

Wait, Malinda from twisted translations is in this?

@mozax81185 күн бұрын

1000th comment!!! I think.

@PeacefulMind-wc5hc5 күн бұрын

I'm coming after homeostasis Ahmedabad quiz.

@biankacosma5 күн бұрын

0:54 Yummie. Don't think we wouldn't eventually find your Wonka "Nerds" choc (Rinçon) even if it took us more than 8 years

@biankacosma6 күн бұрын

2:42 This is so PAC•MAN 😂

@biankacosma6 күн бұрын

Gotta love that moustache 😂

@SirJohnnyballs8 күн бұрын

Lyrics translated A dot isn't the best way to try to sum up how electrons come and go Using a single point isn't the best way to describe how electrons move. They are the states of a matter field Electrons exist as states in a field of matter. That follows an equation that Dirac wrote It is described by an equation created by Dirac. The Schrödinger part of the whole equation will just lead The Schrödinger equation is a simpler part of this whole theory. In sub-c when it expands This simpler equation works well at low speeds. Now get that Coulomb and add it in with a proton Now consider the electric force (Coulomb force) between a proton and an electron. And watch them start to dance And see how they interact with each other. As hydrogen, it's like "Oh, proton, I feel your tug" Central potential dip down, pulling on me There's a dip in potential energy pulling me towards you. But I'm not falling in deep No, that would break uncertainty Say, oh Electrons move too much Electrons move around a lot. Slow down your pace and put that orbit on me Settle down into a specific orbit around the nucleus. Come on now, follow my lead Come on now, follow this pattern. Come, come on now, follow my lead Orbitals take the shape they do As stable states of the quantum rules Because they are stable states according to quantum rules. And when a one approaches two And when one hydrogen atom comes close to another, They combine and they're bonding Thus, hydrogen as a rule Is found in nature as H2 Is usually found as H2 (two hydrogen atoms bonded together). Energy configuring a molecule Diatomically bonding Bonding as two atoms. One half spin'll give a lepton a twin An electron's spin pairs up with another electron with opposite spin. One up one down in the ground state One spin up, one spin down, in the lowest energy state. With S and P in quadruple degeneracy With s and p orbitals having four possible states. The second shell can be filled up with eight The second electron shell can hold up to eight electrons. The higher angular powers spread out like beautiful flowers Higher orbitals spread out in complex shapes. In middle families, they come into play In the middle of the periodic table, these orbitals are important. Well here's a carbon with 6E Here’s a carbon atom with six electrons. This ain't nothing tricksy This isn't complicated. But we're gonna make some methane today But we're going to make methane today. With hydrogen, it's like With hydrogen, it’s like: "Oh, atoms, I feel your tug" "Oh, hydrogen atoms, I feel your pull." Got my electrons bugged out, pulling on me My electrons are drawn towards you. Come on now, settle 'round me Come on now, settle around me. I'll hybridize to SP3 I’ll mix my orbitals to form SP3 hybrids. Say, oh Say, oh Carbon here's our touch Carbon, here’s how we bond. Spread out one-oh-nine-point-four-seven degrees Spread out at 109.47 degrees (tetrahedral angle). Come on now, follow our lead Come on now, follow this pattern. Come, come on now, follow our lead Come, come on now, follow this pattern. Molecules take the shape they do Molecules form their specific shapes Combining states of the quantum rules By combining different quantum states. Like when a shell goes SP2 Like when an orbital hybridizes to SP2. For sigma pi double bonding Forming sigma and pi bonds in double bonds. And as widely as their purview And these bonds spread out widely. They spread out in the molecule Look at benzene in a ring, they hold it true Look at benzene, its electrons are delocalized in a ring. Aromatically bonding Bonding in an aromatic ring. Look at benzene in a ring, they hold it true Look at benzene, its electrons are delocalized in a ring. Come bond with me, baby, come bond Join with me, let’s form a bond. Polymers take the shape they do Polymers form their specific shapes. Combining base-level residues By combining basic building blocks. Like RNA's ACGU Like RNA’s bases A, C, G, and U. Look, they're hydrogen bonding They bond together with hydrogen bonds. Peptides make a chain and group Peptides form chains and group together. In beta pleat sheets and corkscrews Forming structures like beta-pleated sheets and helices. With these secondary links, they fold and move These secondary structures fold and move. They're all over your body They’re found all over your body. You're a chemical machine, it's best you knew You’re a chemical machine, and it’s important to know That molecules take the shape of you That molecules form the shapes that make up you.

@user-tu2eq7jf2p8 күн бұрын

Certified banger Ong

@biankacosma8 күн бұрын

Absolutely astonishing to see & hear this. You need some guts to do a performance like this with Thomas Dolby live on stage (and vice versa, probably) but you both seem to enjoy it as much as your audience does. How about an Acapellascience studio clip with Thomas? Maybe even a new composition? *presses thumbs*

@biankacosma8 күн бұрын

This. Is. Incredible.❤ I use to sing rock songs and am not familiar with rap at all. But this combination of lyrics, rhythm and tune goes right into my bones. How can anyone possibly come up with a rhyme on ADHD and 88 keys? Yet it grooves like hell! I also love the triumphant "NERDS" that kicks in every time it's repeated, accompanied by the floating "Neeeeeeeeerds" chorus (need to look up what notes you sing) - as well as the "plot" of the entire song. The imagery cracked me up way too many times to count (had to watch it over and over again in slomo to catch every detail). Also impressed to see you actually rap the texts and even the spitfire of abbreviations LIVE at incredible speed without video cuts (at least your hair movement suggests so, since it doesn't "jump"). And btw imagery, the video editing is tremendous, all in synch with music and lyrics - must have been a huge amount of effort. Forget about other rappers, here's the new age of NERDRAP knocking on our doors. "You say we're lame - are you kiddin' me? We run your day, from your games to your Twitter feed!" 😂 No clue how just one single guy can create such a brilliant video (even if you got help) but thanks a lot for this masterpiece!

@yishaibasserabie57658 күн бұрын

Bloody brilliant. First thing I ever figured out how to download on my phone and I’d listen to it everyday walking to school😂

@torsten_dev9 күн бұрын

"*This is the place where you head-bang*". Thanks

@nogum97639 күн бұрын

This makes me so happy

@nogum976310 күн бұрын

this goes so deep on a personal level.... deeper than any song, literally, you cant go deeper than this.... or can you?

@nerdycatt11 күн бұрын

I listen to the actual song it gets stuck in my head

@ojonasar13 күн бұрын

It’s a pity Freddie never got to see this.

@zundee418213 күн бұрын

Lovely tribute to Mr Sandman👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

@Desaved13 күн бұрын

I like the energy, but the movements could have been more creative. You also should have left more time at then end of you walking away, that's the part everyone's waiting for.

@---li1oo14 күн бұрын

I can saftly say i understand 20-30% of it, what an amazing video

@yourreward16 күн бұрын

It's so weird that this video has 5.2 million views since I listened to it 5 million times. Somebody isn't pulling their weight.

@CellballsOG18 күн бұрын

Whats the next vid about?

@nayutaito942119 күн бұрын

2:50 is the moment when several billion years of the history of the Universe is skipped

@marzenasemaj720419 күн бұрын

Love this

@rupam019 күн бұрын

Hank was on fire!!!

@nikaX200020 күн бұрын

come on baby, baby come on ❌ come bond with me come bond ✅ Say this to your crush, who will say no

@amberisunalive21 күн бұрын

shape of you but litterally

@user-yg7ce1yt8h21 күн бұрын

Am actually studying

@Wallyy_the_Wise21 күн бұрын

My science teacher showed us your videos during class and it’s been what motivated me to study for my baccalaureate 🙏 These catchy science videos motivated me to start studying and now I just got out of my exam and I think I nailed it 🫡

@Wallyy_the_Wise21 күн бұрын

Can’t wait to see the face of my friends when we go karaoke and I sing this 😙💅