Heisenberg's Uncertainity Principle analogy with Neil deGrasse Tyson #physics #shorts #science #ai

Heisenberg's Uncertainity Principle analogy with Neil deGrasse Tyson
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[martymodus]

Most accessible explanation of the uncertainty principle I've ever heard.

[Nobodyie]

Joe just asked Neil if he has any spare change

[Statistica]

Say my name
"You're Heisenberg"
You are goddamn right😂

[blobscott]

That's why all of the Universe's secrets are revealed when you remove the back seat of a car.

[tonymurphy]

That's not the uncertainty principle, it's the observer effect.

[mikeellery]

Or it's just you pushing down on the seat giving the coin ore space to move downwards attracted by gravity.

[bonniemarshall]

Thanks for explaining that to us Neil.

[michaeljoseph]

I’ve never heard of this unreachable object in the car seat uncertainty principle exclamation before. Pretty awesome..

[Zmanath]

Damned Bermuda triangle between the seats...😂

[HYPERizOP]

The Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle states that we cannot measure the speed of a very very small particle at a pin point we can only do one of those at a time

[johndelong]

Hiesenberg lost so much change before he developed that theory.

[voltagedoesit]

This is the moment NDT became Heisenberg

[steve]

An electron spinning so fast around the nucleus of an atom can't be accurately placed with certainty where it is, which makes up the Heisenberg Principal. In Star Trek, the transporter had a Heisenberg Compensator on it. As the location of all electrons in the body couldn't be placed exactly, the Heisenberg Compensator made up for it. Without it, the transporter couldn't recreate the person being transported.

[promptjungle]

The act of trying to help you family financially, makes your family move further away from you.
- Some guy in Albuquerque

[boogieknee]

Ahhhh the "wiping pooh from your butt analogy"also known as Schrödinger's Puppy experiment.
Puppy sits in a box with (no poison)food.
At any given time when you open the box, the puppy has/hasn't turned the food into pooh.
Way more humane than the treatment of his imaginary kitten.😺

[antde]

Neil, the question was "have you seen the new silver dollar?"

[rindaintheraw]

or it's the act of opening the bottom from the top cushion separating that's making the quarter go further from first falling out your pocket 😮😊

[williamlee]

He reminds me of Cliff Clavin from "Cheers".

[josez]

Does the Heisenberg Effect also the reason for tv remotes getting lost in couches?

[DrySandal]

For context

We can only see what is reflected by light

There are certain particles that bounce away from sight when in contact with light.

So this makes it problematic too see them.

The example in the video is a comparison. Because in the act of searching for it, it slips further away.