One Hour Of Mind-Blowing Mystery Of Missing Antimatter | Full Documentary
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Published 2024-02-29
In this video, we delve into the scientific principles behind antimatter, originating from Paul Dirac's equations, and its implications for understanding our universe. We explore how antimatter relates to the existence of everything, from the smallest particles to the largest cosmic structures, and examine the current research, including CERN's experiments on antimatter's gravitational behavior. The discussion extends to the potential for antimatter galaxies, the theoretical interaction between matter and antimatter black holes, and the exploration of antimatter as a future energy source, all grounded in the latest scientific findings and the intriguing question of why the universe favors matter, with insights from neutrino studies.
Why Shouldn't We Exist At All?
The matter-antimatter asymmetry presents a fundamental puzzle in physics, leading to inquiries into the forefront of the field, where the quest for a Grand Unified Theory or modifications to the Standard Model aims to unravel the mysteries of the universe's fundamental laws.
How Did the Idea Of Antimatter Emerge From The Equations Of Physics?
Imagine someone doing math and accidentally finding the concept of antimatter scribbled in the margins. That's somewhat what happened when Paul Dirac, playing with equations, stumbled upon particles' mirror images in 1928.
Does Antimatter Explain Why Universe And Life Exist?
Antimatter is like the universe's missing puzzle piece, offering clues to why everything didn't just cancel out at the beginning. It's part of the cosmic detective story about why we're here and not part of a spectacular fireworks show of annihilation.
Does Our Universe Have a Twin Made of Antimatter?
The idea of a twin universe is like finding out you have a doppelgänger living in a parallel world, but instead of stealing your identity, it's made entirely of antimatter. Fascinating to ponder, but evidence remains elusive.
What Would A Mirror Antimatter Universe Look Like?
A mirror antimatter universe might look surprisingly familiar, like looking into a cosmic mirror and seeing everything reversed, yet functionally identical. Stars, galaxies, even life, could theoretically exist, just with a twist.
If Antimatter Black Holes Existed, What Would They Do?
Antimatter black holes would likely throw the ultimate cosmic party, merging with matter black holes and proving that in the world of gravity, it doesn't matter what side of the matter-antimatter divide you're on.
What If A Black Hole Met An Antimatter Black Hole?
When a matter black hole and an antimatter black hole meet, it's not a cosmic battle but a merger, creating a bigger black hole. It's like two soap bubbles joining forces, but with infinitely more gravity.
If Matter Falls Down, Does Antimatter Fall Up?
Thanks to experiments like those at CERN, we're trying to see if antimatter rebels against gravity's rules. So far, it seems to play by the same gravitational playbook as matter, sticking to the "what goes up, must come down" principle.
Are There Antimatter Galaxies?
The search for antimatter galaxies is like looking for a needle in a cosmic haystack. While theory allows their existence, our universe appears to be playing favorites with matter.
Can Antimatter Be Used As An Energy Source?
Harnessing antimatter as an energy source is the ultimate "if we can dream it, we can do it" scenario, promising immense power if we can figure out how to bottle up the universe's most elusive resource without it going boom.
How Destructive Would An Antimatter Bomb Be?
An antimatter bomb's destructive potential is off the charts, making it the stuff of science fiction nightmares. It's the ultimate "handle with care" package, where even a tiny amount could unleash catastrophic energy.
Could Neutrinos Explain Matter-Antimatter Asymmetry?
Neutrinos might be the unsung heroes of the universe, holding secrets to the matter-antimatter mystery. These ghostly particles could tell us why the universe preferred matter over antimatter, making our existence possible.
Content
00:00 Introduction
00:55 Why Shouldn't We Exist At All?
04:57 Sponsorship
06:08 How Did the Idea Of Antimatter Emerge From The Equations Of Physics?
13:52 Does Antimatter Explain Why Universe And Life Exist?
18:26 Does Our Universe Have a Twin Made of Antimatter?
23:31 What Would A Mirror Antimatter Universe Look Like?
29:49 If Antimatter Black Holes Existed, What Would They Do?
35:53 What If A Black Hole Met An Antimatter Black Hole?
39:52 If Matter Falls Down, Does Antimatter Fall Up? Why Are New Results In CERN Important?
46:08 Are There Antimatter Galaxies?
50:41 Can Antimatter Be Used As An Energy Source?
55:39 How Destructive Would An Antimatter Bomb Be?
59:16 Could Neutrinos Explain Matter-Antimatter Asymmetry?
All Comments (21)
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Who knew particle physics was so dramatic that it needed that kind of underscoring?
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Thank you, thank you, thank you so much !!! This notification made my day ! I love your work, it's perfect as it is ! I will leave it for tonight to watch instead of the regular movie. Respect ! ❤
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Nice content the classical music interludes are suggestive... Science doesn't need drama
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In scifi around 1950, antimatter was called contraterrene matter, as in "Seetee Shock," one of a series of stories about asteroid belt colonists using contraterrene matter as a weapon in their fight for independence. Seetee is just the pronunciation of CT, the abbreviation of contraterrene, and Shock is the result of radiation poisoning from contact of the two types of matter. Calling it antimatter makes talking about it a lot easier.
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i have a quick observation maybe im thinking of this in a non intelligent way but maybe the reason for the lack of antimatter is the reason that the big bang happened?
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How exactly would spin matter if an electron has the same charge throughout?
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Is breaking of symmetry is miracle or violation of physical laws. What it is actually?
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I'm willing to purchase anti-version of ex girlfriend and introduce the two
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The information in this presentation is excellent, but overwhelmed by the festival of CGI effects. I suppose it's useless to worry about antidarkmatter until we find prodarkmatter.
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Perhaps the expansion of the universe could have something to do with antimatter still existing.
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Pleassssee try one without the music and just sit back and watch the view count rise
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Magnetism is an energy and can be used to travel, basically by using fusion magnetism and using a powerful nuclear ignition at the rear of the vessel I believe this particular mechanism would charge dark matter into pushing extremely harder and triggering a much more powerful vibration blast against any electricity that has been generated through fusion magnetism. But to be able to guide and stop this time capsule the nose of it has to be both negative and positive magnetic forces operating through quantum steering connected to AI to create a quantum measurement for pinpointing a much more accurate speed time while monitoring and controlling all capabilities through different timelines and stopping on point.
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My guess is quite simple two antimatter particles struck One piece of matter annihilating two antimatter particles and leaving one extra matter particle I haven't done the math but my guess is it will be there somewhere in the equation
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I’m not in here with anti matter, anti matter is in here with me!
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I really wanted to watch and subscribe, but that frantic background music was so annoying. I don't see any other comments about it, so maybe I just get too easily distracted. Sorry!
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So why can’t you use the antimatter to communicate with the other universe? Like use Morris code
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The elegance of quantum tunneling at the quantum vacuum later resolves the mater symmetry
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Standard matter accounts for 5% of everything and dark matter / energy is the rest. Doesn't that make the matter/antimatter debate irreverent until that 95% is accounted for?
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First theres no such thing, now "we" suddenly know how anti- matter should be acting...!? And isnt dark matter like 95% of All matter? Obviously there's no puzzle, just in our assumptions and calculations of WHAT "SHOULD" BE...
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I saw this story on Star Trek years ago
