10 mysteries science can't explain ASMR | Soft spoken

Extra long video for you guys. Quietly telling you 10 things science can't explain, yet.

0:56 what came before the big bang?
5:46 how does a bicycle stay upright?
9:42 is the universe infinite or just very big?
13:41 how long does a proton live?
17:16 why is ice slippery?
21:21 what is glass?
25:15 can we get energy from nothing?
29:24 why does space have 3 dimensions?
33:33 why do we move forwards in time?
37:00 where does quantum weirdness end?
42:11 how creative computers will dream up things we never imagined?

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[jeremiah]

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[figluvr]

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[logician]

I like that this is just calmly talking about a topic and not going overboard with like purposely trying to be triggering. I feel like there's a dip in quality where the more people TRY to "trigger" the viewer, the worse it is, until you reach the other side where there's a select few who are good at that.

[MordWincer]

39:22

Sorry for being that person, but this is such a severe and common misconception (through no fault of the general public, mind you) that I feel compelled to correct it whenever I see it.

The reason electrons seem to "know" when they're being observed is very simple: the observation itself changes the state of the electron. An "observation" here comes from some kind of detector, which is very different from, say, a camera. Normally, by "observation" we mean detecting photons which bounce off things (that's how we see), but photons can't bounce off electrons, so they use some other mechanism, and every detection in turn affects the electron itself.

EDIT: sorry for the misinformation, photons indeed can scatter off of electrons, but that's besides the point as that's not how the detectors work. And besides, a photon interacting with an electron will change its state too.

[gromit]

Mag-Lev trains are "levitated" above a track of magnets. The current changes the polarity of the magnet in front of the train's magnets, drawing the train towards the oppositely charged electromagnet. Then, as the train moves towards it, the polarity is switched, and the electromagnet of the train and the track are the same, and they repel one another, keeping the train levitating. So, at all times, the train is both being dragged forward and down towards the track while then being repelled by the same magnets with a switched polarity. They can go VERY fast.
Great sound and very interesting content.

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[asecretone]

Another mystery science can't explain: *WHY DON'T YOU HAVE MORE SUBS* ???

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[mysliceof]

Thanks! Love this video it’s amazing. Can’t wait to hear more science news 😊

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[LIOTBs]

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Someone probably already answered this, but a maglev train is a train that is magnetically levitated. Hence the word maglev is short for magnetic levitation. It's a concept that's been around for a very long time. If you magnetically levitate and move a train with magnetism the only friction that you have is the air. That's why they want to do maglev trains in tunnels that have no air in them. You could go as fast as you wanted to.

I do suggest one thing, to get a pop filter/screen for your mic. ASMR is amazing and that will even make it that much better. Keep up the great work!

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[fty]

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