Unraveling the Mysteries of Quarks: Exploring all types of Quarks | Joe Rogan ft. Brian Cox #1233

Join Joe Rogan in an enlightening conversation with renowned physicist Brian Cox as they delve into the fascinating world of quarks, focusing on the intriguing nature of top quarks. Discover the six different types of quarks, including up, down, charm, strange, bottom, and top, which form the fundamental building blocks of matter. Cox sheds light on the peculiarities of quark families and the discovery of strange quarks, providing insights into the historical context behind their naming. Explore the concept of multiple copies of quarks and electrons, identical in nature but differing in mass, and ponder the mysterious patterns that emerge from their existence. Gain a deeper understanding of the fundamental particles that make up our universe and the unresolved questions that drive scientific exploration.

[johnnyegerhardt]

Neil DeGrasse Tyson said that astrophysicists are notorious for naming things as they see them instead of using lengthy Latin phrases. Brian Cox just confirmed it.

[PratikBhattacharya]

Subtitles can be s#it at time. Its tau electron and Muon or tail and muron.

[freshcookies]

U dont wanna drop the soap around the top quark

[jintoo]

The copies help keep the simulation in place and hidden.

[alexchudilovski]

So quarks are not paired and exist by themselves, like the bottom can exist without the top?

[ANONNONA-exsz]

It's pretty obvious that we are into our 3rd quark of existence 🤓

[andethidialbubabibub]

And all of that is only for the 4% of matter we can see.. The rest is built differently and we know nothing. 😊

[geekworthy]

And none of this has led to anything! Except a bunch of geeks getting funding.

[wicekwickowski]

Mr. Professor Cox. I strongly protest! Man is not made of quarks. -It's consciousness/soul! Quarks make up the body, and consciousness/soul is a completely different topic.