Iceberg of Unsolved Mysteries in Physics

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- Pablo De Sarasate- Danzas Españolas(Op.21) No.2 -- Habanera
- Mozart Piano Sonata No 13 in B flat K 333 complete Linz
- Peer Gynt Suite No. 1, Op. 46 IV. In the Hall of the Mountain

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[redherringoffshoot]

"the strong CP problem" is one of, if not the most unfortunate naming I've seen be given to anything ever

[williamlinden]

You know shit is about to get fucked up when the tip of the iceberg is why does time move forward

[factz]

Can we all agree that the iceberg chart is the best explanation to any question?

[samuelthecamel]

Small note: We don't actually know if the interior of a black hole has a singularity or not. Usually, singularities indicate problems with the physics equations being used, so there's probably something else going on.

[runosaurusrex]

I love how this channel explains the topics so scientifically yet extremely enjoyable because of the memes that fits perfectly into it. Love this channel

[Pink_Char]

thank you for plugging me into the matrix and injecting all of this knowledge into my head in such an efficient way that I have become beyond sentient

[tonyboney]

Honestly didn’t know CP was such a big problem thanks man 💯

[NeverTHOUGHTofIT]

Mom: Why is your room so messy always?
Me : Oh it's just entropy

[luckylmj]

1:49 it feels wierd to hear a really normal unit of measurement to describe a subatomic particle, but I guess that's what you get when you combine a really small mass with a really high energy level

[sir.games]

5:20 damn bro can rhyme.

With some killer beats this can turn into a bomb music video.

[tulpamedia]

That proton decay rap is hysterical. Just the way it comes out of nowhere with no warning or particular reason. Sciencephile never disappoints haha

[kokakolanormal]

Why I enjoy watching your videos while having a zero understanding more than half of it? Love your icebergs!

[zivamayne]

3:49 Oh they found a new violation of what exactly?

[SadRaviolii]

Sciencephile is hands down my favorite space channel here on YouTube

[noahpollard]

"just like extroverts when they get home"

You hit me hard there bro.

[nocturno]

I love the iceberg format, keep doing them, I'll watch them all

[Tkhdhd]

The deepest mystery for me is how did an AI has a human mother who beliefs in pseudo science 🤔🤔🤔

[ianreid]

“Superposition of their opinions has not collapsed yet.” 😂🤣😂 love it!!!

[x_teahoe]

Must say this is easily my favorite channel on youtube. Mr AI please never stop making videos

[Velereonics]

Fun thing is if protons DO decay, and if they do so in a certain time frame, then the redshift we see may be causing an illusion of the universe expansion and acceleration, so it may not be happening the way we think or at all, as very young protons would be "more red." So the light we get from the early universe being red might have less to do with the doppler effect and more to do with that.