The Completely Bizarre Physics At Near Absolute Zero
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Published 2024-01-23
Reading sources:
www.space.com/how-cold-is-space
www.space.com/coldest-place-in-solar-system
www.space.com/coldest-place-in-the-universe
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Absolute_zero
Video sources:
Neil deGrasse Tyson Explains Bose-Einstein Condensates on StarTalk
• Bose-Einstein Condensate: The State o...
Dr. Lene Hau shows her research
• Prof. Lene Hau: Stopping light cold
How Does an MRI Machine work?
• How does an MRI machine work?
SUPERCONDUCTING MAGNET LEVITATION by Vsauce3
• SUPERCONDUCTING MAGNETIC LEVITATION
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Neon.Deflector – Pulsar
• Neon.Deflector – Singularity [Synthwa...
Stevia Sphere – Hot Chocolate
• Stevia Sphere – Hot Chocolate [Vaporw...
Thumbnail art by Merlin Lightpainting
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All Comments (21)
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Crazy to think, that “hot” can reach up to trillions of degrees, yet, we comparatively live so close to absolute zero
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I work in Superconductivity. Very interesting stuff. On accident (electrical error), one of our devices managed to cool a magnet down to 2.3K (we usually keep it around 4.2K), and that's the coldest I've ever (accidentally) made something. So I find this very interesting and fun when someone puts something like Superconductivity (electron locking) in a way that simplifies and "humanizes" the science. Thank you.
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If you think that temperatures can get to millions of Kelvin but we live in 271, you realize that life as we know it requires extreme cold to survive.
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This is the first time I've been able to follow a physics presentation at this level without switching off, falling asleep or getting totally lost! The pace, language and well-ordered structure of this presentation is perfectly delivered by a very clear-minded, thoughtful and eloquent lady. I'll be back. Thank you so much.
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Subbed. Looks like a former magic teacher turned into a science teacher in the modern era. Feels like she's hiding an enchantment desk somewhere in her room
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I've been in a terrible mood but just discovered your video this morning and now have interesting stuff to ponder today. Your style is great, thanks!
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I really enjoyed that and felt it completely valid and easy to understand / visualize. Great video!! Subscription added immediately.
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Great work. Only realized it was a small channel midway through the video. Great story telling, thumbnail and context, keep it up! You are going far!
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A very high quality video in terms of supporting text with proper visual representation. Content is presented at both comfortable speed and amount - not too little, not too much. Congratulations! Well done!
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1 hour old McDonald's French fries are the only materials that can achieve absolute zero.
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seen many popular science videos over the years, Veritassium, SciShow etc, but this is one of the best. Thank you
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I knew a lot of what was in this video already, but even watching those parts was entertaining because of the extremely high-quality visual representations of what you're discussing. And what I didn't know already in the video was absolutely fascinating, and gave me even more things to look up. Thank you for the obvious effort you put into making the video. It paid off big time.
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What I love so much about this video is that it has given me more questions to ask, when I went in without expecting an answer. I thoroughly enjoyed it, but I wish there was more about the special relativity related to the changes in reference frame as light interacts with different substances. However I completely understand it being outside the scope of this video, and also trying to keep it fairly simple for those looking for a more straight forward answer.
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Fascinating video. Learned a couple new things! Thanks so much. So glad you popped up in my feed. Got yourself a new subscriber.
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As always as pleasure to watch/listen. Thanks a lot for this video and please keep on the good work.
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This is one of the presentation I have seen about topics that are absolutely new to me. Thanks for doing such a good job.
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Super interesting stuff! I was blown away they stopped light in the b.e condensate. Science rocks!
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Very edutaining. I like your presentation style. Looking forward to more of your videos.
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Great content! Just subscribed. Keep up the good work.
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Subscribed right away. Ive seen so many different channels and I really loved your video. Thanks!
