All Fundamental Forces and Particles Explained Simply | Elementary particles

The standard model of particle physics (In this video I explained all the four fundamental forces and elementary particles)

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[CraigPendlebury]

The single best and most exhaustive video of this kind. I had so many "ah ha" moments watching this, THANK YOU

[aungkyawkhant]

At 15:16 the W+ boson actually decays into a positron and a "neutrino" I think there was a small error there, but all in all, great video!

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[k.dhinesh]

15:18 in this point, a minor correction. Actually, in beta plus decay, proton decays into neutron, positron and a neutrino (not another neutron)

[michaelkirkpatrick]

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[ellonganiza]

This is so far the best explanation I´ve seen. Thank you!

[MrOffTrail]

The Higgs boson was nicknamed the “God particle” as a bowdlerization. Originally, Leon Lederman had nicknamed it the “Goddamn particle” due to its elusiveness. It turned out to require a much more powerful particle accelerator to detect than was hoped, and wouldn’t be detected until the building of the LHC. Lederman wrote a book in 1993, intending it to be called “The Goddamn Particle”. It was a history of particle physics from ancient philosophers through to the then current search for the frustratingly elusive Higgs boson. However, as the book was intended for a popular audience, his publisher forced him to change the name to the less colorful “ The God Particle”. This introduced a connection to religion in many laypeople’s minds that still bothers physicists, or it inspires folk etymologies such as the video’s author has invented or taken from an incorrect source.

[poppyseed]

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[bawbak]

I love how continuously and smoothly this video was going forward without feeling any gap or skipping in any part in the topic.
Thank you sir

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[debilista]

More than i learned in half a year at school, so much information that these specific pieces of knowledge fit each other giving a comparably full picture. I hated school for having to memorize particular pieces of knowledge without further explanation why is it so. Man, this video is santa arriving early.

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[gowri]

Brilliantly elucidated video on a very complicated subject!! Keep up the good work. Looking forward to many more similar videos from you.

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[flo.]

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[meshkathossain]

This is not my field but the way you have explained it really makes me good sense. Thank you for this video.

[douglaswatt]

Not a bad introduction to levels of organization but it leaves out the really interesting story of emergent properties