Plasma is the 4th State of Matter ⚛️

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[fitness_roofer]

My Grandparents always said I'll learn something new everyday. This was interesting

[dasmith]

This man never got to a high school science class where they talked about protons.

[aaprospects]

The Plasmoids were my favorite punk band in the 70s.

[sepheppi]

Randall Carlson is one of the most educated and brilliant minds of our time.
Listen to how other work, please.

[Prof-Joe-H]

Sadly,
Randall keeps saying "neutrons" instead of "nucleons". But besides this confusing mistake, his explanation is fairly correct. (As for states of matter, pressure is also relevant though — e.g. liquid is impossible at low pressure and therefore the most "exotic" state of matter in the universe. In comparison, solid, gaseous and plasmic are almost ubiquitous, as in clouds of dust and mostly hydrogen gas before star formation, or in stellar matter which is pure plasma.) 🤓

[stutter]

all you have to do to make plasma at home is microwave a grape. pretty fun to do

[bluejay]

A perfect way to illustrate these 4 phases is to eat at Taco Bell for 2 straight days

[BrandonG-phzh]

We've known this for 20 years. I was taught plasma's the 4th state of matter in grade 7 (2001). The guy that originally theorized it won a nobel prize in the late 90s.

[kori]

*Plasma is not a thing of another world.* This laptop or phone you are using now had plasma used in it to manufacture many of its components...

Plasma state is used in semiconductor industry... for hyper clean of process chambers... for accelerating chemical vapour deposition (PECVD process), for etching materials eg.: dry etch process... and it has many other industrial uses

[kenmcclellan]

Randall just described the next phase of our planet. The ancients knew that we would, in this time, be ending the Precession with the close of the Age of Pisces. And that a solar superflare is DUE ... because of an alignment of the planets and interplanetary objects.

[ImpulseIVXX]

They teach the 4 stages of matter in my daughter's 5th grade class. What is mind blowing about this?

[dds]

I feel like he could do a killer Jesse Ventura impression👌🏼

[Slowlightning]

Does this mean with any element, given enough heat it becomes electromagneticly conductive?

[YeetLord]

Dudes voice is cosplaying as the my pillow dude...

[JasonJasonJason]

There’s not enough gas for the meta chlorines to survive, when u do the equation you get 6

[CrackeryZachary]

Is this Temu version of the Joe Rogan show?

[raymie]

No my good man this is a key 🗝️ all you have is blue Cheerios 😂😂

[BP-tdgv]

This man's face is on a statue somewhere, possibly a Greek one

[charlescowan]

"An affinity for certain geometries" ok, so do solids (ie crystal latice). So do certain liquids, particularly as it approaches absolute zero. The bose-einstein condensate is a 5 state of matter. They all have affinity for certain things. It's like saying "I turned the key and the car started!". Ok neat, did you go somewhere or do something? Is there any more context?

[LuisVuiton]

In space 80% is hidrogen and plasma dosent help, so if we want to use it in space is no oxigen, becouse plasma requiere oxigen.