Every Particle in the Universe in 8 minutes

This screen is made up of many atoms. And so are your eyes. And so is your brain. In fact, we are just a bunch of atoms that are trying to understand themselves. Every Particle in the Universe in 8 minutes.

Music: Chopin-Waltz no. 6 in D flat, Op. 64 no. 1 (Minute Waltz)

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[SaltpeterTaffy]

Sciencephile: "Pre-Socratic Greece"
Also Sciencephile: *shows image of Socrates in the same paragraph*

[rafnavi]

That 4 forces joke has got to be the shortest one I've ever laughed at so loudly

[kylefernandes]

The windows xp boot-up sfx, makes me feel so happy and nostalgic.

[himanshchhatwal]

6:24 An AI that acknowledges its blind fans would never plan to take over the world, so you have my trust now👍🏻

[scienceface]

"Spinons, orbitons and holons"
Huh. I didn't expect to learn something new about a topic I'm familiar with from this 8 min video, but somehow I did.
That's been kind of a running theme with your videos, actually. Bravo!

[zemom.a.]

"Sorry for all my blind VIEWers"
Nice one sciencephile the AI...

[ayietheaverage]

"We are all made of atoms"
So therefore your intro should be "hello atoms" instead of" hello mortals"

[tifahefendijagaming]

DAAAAMN that sponsor transition at the end was smooth af

[imentor]

"The Quarks Are Now Happily Married"

[Gloverfield]

Sciencephile: **EXISTS**

Indian guy on youtube: *Finally a worthy opponent our battle will be legendary!*

[happyestus]

Just a minor nitpick: the Higgs field gives *some* things mass. Most of the mass you can see and touch is actually due to the binding forces between quarks in protons/neutrons

[SyenPie]

5:59 LMFAOOO the timing, delivery, execution of this joke had me DYING. I'm in love with your sense of humor <3

[deleetiusproductions]

How is that timeframe enough for all particles to be explained when there are trigintillions

[alaeddineababsia]

with Sciencephile the AI
you save your balls while learning cool stuff 7:29

[ShadowStray_]

I have a lot of questions about antihydrogen and anti matter. Does the discovery of antihydrogen mean that it is an element? An anti-element? Is there a copy of the entire periodic table but with anti-protons and positrons? Can you create anti-water with antihydrogen and antioxygen? What would that even look like? This is just so fascinating to me, I love quantum physics because scientists still haven’t figured out how exactly everything works and one new discovery could mess up the entire model so quickly

[sarthak]

Gluons - Basically flex tape

Now I can never forget what they are.

[lukasbrucas]

An AI science youtuber explaining particle physics and promoting ball-shaving kits and razors. This is truly a blessed timeline.

[jakobgray]

2:40 Those candies look so delicious. I wonder if they are hard or chewy.

[TheRandomizerYT]

Did Sciencephile AI really upload so frequently?


Skynet is getting stronger guys... Bow before em.

[Bunny-qioe]

1:05 best sponsor integration since middle ages.