Scientists are wrong #shorts #science

In this video, we dive into the realm of particle physics, exploring the pivotal role of failure in scientific breakthroughs. We probe into the quest for new particles and unseen forces, underscoring how being 'wrong' is an integral part of the journey.

By proposing and testing diverse ideas, we may often find ourselves on incorrect paths, but each step is a step forward. We delve into how publishing these 'negative results' not only aids the scientific community by setting boundaries for future explorations but also makes that one revolutionary discovery, like the Higgs boson, even more triumphant.

Tune in to understand why, in the world of science, there's a lot to be learnt from being wrong.

#BeingWrong #Learning #Exploring #shortswithcamilla

[lonetengu]

The announcement about the higgs boson being found should have been one of the biggest announcements of my lifetime. But I feel like I can count on one hand the people in my life that even knew what I was talking about. It makes me happy to see someone so involved with the research spreading knowledge and joy to the world. Keep up the good work!

[uyesbeecable]

You're quickly becoming one of my favourite Youtubers lol. Great job explaining so well

[Bassotronics]

Nothing like being wrong in the right way. Being wrong in the wrong way is very wrong.
But it’s such a good feeling to be right the right way as when the Higgs Boson was discovered.

[benmcewan]

Problem is sometimes someone else sees a bigger picture and everyone will say one paper disproves the bigger picture when they’re not aware of certain factors. Not specifically talking about particle physics.

Science is often wrong and it’s okay so long as people admit it but that doesn’t often happen

This video is great because it explains the process of scientists forming conjectures and then actively challenging them and see if they confirm to the available proofs.

[patlemay]

True Science is Sincere! <3 <3 <3

[Brian-PHY]

Please, tell us something about the FCC project .

[Helfirehydratrans]

Being wrong and science isn’t a big deal but science being wrong for over 50 years is a big deal because only in the past 20 years we realized
That previous scientific method with slide, and we need to redo tons of science that was done improperly in the past

[andres]

I got you, Dr Clara. I hope to discover a new particle. can particles create space and time?

[CultureIsKey]

Do you also get headaches from your profession? I understand the love for it. Trust me, I’m obsessed with this stuff. But it drives me mad a lot as well. I would think being exposed to it every day can be stressful at times?

[potaetoupotautoe]

your audio is too low that I have to raise it myself and lower it when I go to my next video.