Deep under the French-Swiss border, the world's most powerful machine just produced a result that physicists are struggling to explain. The Large Hadron Collider
I couldn't find my car keys for about a week and I looked at this specific spot more than a handful of times. And then the last time I looked my keys were there so I'm not sure what the heck is going on
Manifesting always seemed to come naturally to everyone except me. I tried so many different methods, but nothing ever really clicked. Then I took Vera Hart’s archetype quiz, and my result explained a lot. It finally gave me an approach that felt personal instead of generic. Worth a try if you’re struggling with the same thing ❤️
The fantastical conclusions of the ancient sky observers must have sounded just as dramatic to the people as what is presented here. There's a ghost in the machine.
Hello Late Science channel! 👋 This video is truly eye-opening and gave me goosebumps. The way you explained physicists' struggles with particles breaking natural laws is incredibly captivating and easy to understand. Especially the moment at [01:22:31], when the result from the W Boson particle was so far outside expectations that the scientific community had to use the word "crisis" – it sounds absolutely mind-blowing and thrilling! 🤯 Thank you for investing in such a high-quality science video. I look forward to more masterpieces decoding the universe like this from your channel! 🚀🔥
In 2015, two rockets did a suborbital trip. This is also when climate was extremely hot. Were there any claims of time travelers? Oh, there were 6 disasters events.
At 1:48:52 it is stated that entanglement of the sterile neutrinos has no counterpart in everyday experience. However, in fact, I and other people have indeed experienced this signal-free entanglement. It is one of the gifts that human beings and animals also are endowed with.
There is a glaring lack of any real intent to inform; instead, the video fosters misconceptions about concepts that are actually well understood, yet here are muddled. If you enjoy science and want to delve deeper, this is not the place for you.
Scientists are not terrified by discoveries, only larpers who depend on consensus narrative over actual science are the ones who freak out. It is obvious we don't have all the answers (not even a small fraction of the answers) we have educated guesses which are close, which will change and get more precise over time. There are examples of this in nearly every scientific field. Discovering new things is not scary. It is not sad or bad. The only way science works is by disproving false premises in order to refine and get closer to the truth.
My theory is we will never see the smallest thing. As well we will never see the largest thing. Something is always inside something else.
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