An Interesting Fact about Atoms.

An Interesting Fact about Atoms.

[interimaccount]

Single grain of sugar? That's actually insane

[zacharyoleksy]

I've heard people say "nucular" instead of "nuclear" before, but I never thought it would apply to the word "nucleus" with "nuculus"

[Mistermist]

Can't pass a wall? quantum physics begs to differ.

[javiarcamaro]

Really wish someone made a story of the wizarding world where they try to explain magic through science, like i remeber their was one scene in one of the movies where we see a man reading a muggle phisics book while spinning a spoon in his tea eithout a wand but his finger. I feel like the next step for wizards lies in the science of human phisics... just a thought.

[sunjian]

Fun Fact: It is theoretically possible in an event known as quantum tunneling. If it occurs to you chances are you're in a horrible position afterwards.

[Squintis]

These forces that bind me will be my strength!

[spicysmooth]

Using the fan analogy, you could have blades of a fan intersect each other if they were timed just right. But if you had that much control over an atom, I don’t think you’d really worry about phasing through walls.

[Yandy-hp]

i can't believe the grain of sugar part

[specialseraphim]

The most I've learned today, thank you❤

[Anurag_.]

Are you telling me that ANT-MAN is possible?!!🤯

[ThatRandomNeonGuy]

"They're held by nuclear binding forces"
Its a fancy was of saying that WE DONT KNOW WHY THEY DONT JUST PASS OVER EACHOTHER

[nathanieljones]

I thought it would be more like magnets that repel eachother

[CJPFin]

Ow that deep so the power of transparency (I hope I spelled it right) you have to force both Adams in your body and the object to be at the same speed. 😮 that is crazy science thinking right there. Making that power more then you think

[colinbrown]

Why don't we have the anti atoms in the empty space?

[FlameBinder]

Well, why don't we just split our atoms?

[seiboldtadelbertsmiter]

Imagine if we could compress everything. Atomic compression storage

[estebson]

Using feet for the measurements is criminal

[futurespideyboy]

Ain't there the theory that you could theoretically pass through a solid object by a one in a septillion chance if sll the atoms are lined up perfectly so they just pass right passed eachother or somwthin?

[JessieMorris-szph]

I mean you could go through a wall its just that the chance of it happening has way to many zeros

[jaycereeder]

It’s thought to be possible to phase a hand through a table but the chances of it happening are so small that it’s basically impossible.