3:33 "They are so sensitive they could spot a candle on the surface of the Moon." is such a beautifully poetic statement about a master crafted instrument of discovery.
@@drurysherry If they can confirm the existence of proton decay that would be not just one of but THE most bitter sweet discovery in history. It might mean we will learn the Universe's expiration date.
Imagine you get halfway down and an unexpected massive fart gets loose and echos inside of there. It has all lead up to that moment in time. The big bang.
They emit a very faint shockwave or radiation which the photomultiplier picks up, the purpose of the water is to slow down the neutrino as it passes through and the purpose of the location inside the mountain is to ensure that there is total darkness,it is called ghost particle aside from being difficult to trace it can only be observed at night.
In 2001 one of the huge $3000 PMTs imploded under the pressure of the water column, generating a shock wave and setting off a chain reaction of implosions of adjacent PMTs that ended up destroying over 6,000 of the tubes in a massive cascade. oopsies
Antimatter is just matter with same properties except charge, for example positron, is just an electron but positive. In the case of neutrinos, it's kinda difficult, because they don't have charge, so some say, antineutrinos are the same as neutrinos, i don't know how the difference them tho.
Would it not be better to somehow observe how neutrinos affect living matter...like our cell walls? Where do kids get their energy? You hear this all the time...maybe in passing through our cell walls they make the tiniest of vibration...like hitting a drum skin...the mitochondrial dna uses this to distribute energy to our body...or the light body...kids cell walls are bouncier that old people so transmit more useable vibration Nature is supremely unwasteful... Further...answer this how do we know 100% for sure that the search for new particles by smashing light into itself...how do we know that is not creating the super small sub atomic particles rather than them being pre existent withing what you have now broken
SUPER GENIAL. SORPRENDENTE TRABAJO MADE IN JAPAN. EXITOS Y ADELANTE CON TAN BUENA INVESTIGACIÓN. Creo que poco a poco descubrimos que vivimos dentro de una materia-mente que tiene vida propia. 100 puntos para Japón.
Interesting and appreciated, but it would have been really nice to have had some subtitles, so we could properly understand the Japanese scientist being interviewed, and know the job title of the people being interviewed. Any chance of this in your next two videos?
those who've seen Don't Look Up is it just me or the 2 foreigner scientists looks like Dicaprio and Lawrence ? (don't be mean i know some of u pendejos thinking. don't.)
Great Video, thanks for sharing. Would be nice if you respect the japanese Culture next time and shave your beard before going into a hypersensitive Facility where a single hair can mess things up. Arigato gosaimashita ♥
you shouldn't speak english regarding such topics if you are not completely fluent in it. some things being said make no sense, and would be confusing to a native speaker.
Jayanta Mondal I wonder how small your brain is to think Japan need to pay to advertise these kind of video....Japan technology is well-known as one of the most advanced and futuristic, even for the United States...What do you think Japan get from sponsoring these videos ?
Raymond Pham You really have a minuscule brain if you can’t comprehend the huge amount of publicity that Japan stands to gain out of this. Publicity brings public confidence and more investments and funds for that specific country. If you still can’t understand and turn a blind eye to it, you are surely living under the rock.
@@jayantamondal719 honestly, the funds and grants a public-announced project received mostly not about these kinds of topics like in this video...For example, my biology professor at UCI received 10 millions dollar funds from U.S Army and much more from other department of U.S government annually...His research is about using stem cells to boost the reproductivity other cells...I was like wtf when I know about his research and amount of funds he get every year. but no one really know about his research until I work for him as an undergrad student...Hope you get what Im saying here....These kinds of video is more about educating and informing the audience more than attracting money from investors
@@vishveshtadsare3160 Talk of Nature getting paid to visit a place, it's the most reputed scientific Journal in the English speaking world for sciences and just yesterday they wrote Google to back off from publishing low quality papers.
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3:33 "They are so sensitive they could spot a candle on the surface of the Moon." is such a beautifully poetic statement about a master crafted instrument of discovery.
You sound unhinged. It is NOT a poetic statement. It is what this thing is literally capable of.
@@alainportant6412 Lashing out at people for no reason is unhinged.
@@alainportant6412embarrassing....
7:13 Hyper Kamiokande
@Grand unified celery "We aim to discover proton decay. That's not yet discovered in Super-K."
@@drurysherry If they can confirm the existence of proton decay that would be not just one of but THE most bitter sweet discovery in history. It might mean we will learn the Universe's expiration date.
@@orion3253 Sounds like one big elitist jerkov with no application whatsoever.
I hope taxpayers aren't funding these big holes in the ground !
@@orion3253
Experimental lifetime lower limit: ~10^34 years
Life of the Universe: ~10^10 years
The people that have been inside are some of the most fortunate on this planet. It must be surreal.
People claiming to not be able to understand some of the scientist speaking. TURN ON CAPTIONS!
I had no issue understanding him
Just the people claiming they can't understand need to turn on captions ur good. 👍@@Gangstabean420
I couldn't understand her, but then I wasn't sure if I actually wanted to either.
You can understand them just fine.
What's the issue?
Maybe you guys speak crap?
@@DS91284 FRPTPTPTFFFFT
So awesome
I was reading about this
Came to see how it looks like
Inside looks like a film set of a sci-fi movie! :O
This place is featured in Three Body Problems too!
Unbelievable, love Japans..
Finally seeing Super-Kamiokande in TH-cam.
Thank you, Japan!
Japan ❤
How about to arrange the pattern in a fractal pattern ?
Me encanto este reportaje
Part of the movie Eagle Eye was filmed in this room
thank you for video
2:27 its background, not noise
do they vacume seal it?
Ghost Particle? 1:25 TO 1:47
It's the nickname for _neutrinos_ - subatomic particles - difficult to study because they rarely interact with other particles.
Hence 'Ghost'.
It's bigger on the inside!
Wow it's like a giant pool with 100's of eyeballs covering the walls. watching.
This is gonna be my favorite!!!
Imagine you get halfway down and an unexpected massive fart gets loose and echos inside of there. It has all lead up to that moment in time. The big bang.
Explained so simply by Shiozawa
This is NERV hq?
Tokyo-2
@@Daniel-gj2cd They still haven’t showed central dogma and Lilith
@@namesomega3694 I'd rather not see a real life version of Lilith tbh
If neutrinos don’t interact with the EM force how do they produce light? Or is that just an analogy of what’s happening?
Small probability to interact..As they have very little tiny masses
They emit a very faint shockwave or radiation which the photomultiplier picks up, the purpose of the water is to slow down the neutrino as it passes through and the purpose of the location inside the mountain is to ensure that there is total darkness,it is called ghost particle aside from being difficult to trace it can only be observed at night.
Wow! Thanks for sharing this with the world.
When is Kamiokande 64 coming out?
next should be kamiokande cube? lol
And im still here with the kamiokande entertainment system
Kamiokande VR plz
That's a lot of water weight, correct me if I'm wrong but 50,000 tons of pure water would weigh 100 million pounds?
In 2001 one of the huge $3000 PMTs imploded under the pressure of the water column, generating a shock wave and setting off a chain reaction of implosions of adjacent PMTs that ended up destroying over 6,000 of the tubes in a massive cascade. oopsies
A cascade failure like that seems almost like a design flaw
In other words, you appreciate their recovery ability.
thank you so much
Subtitles in english of the spoken text would faciliate understanding.
Turn on captions
@@michaelharrington75 Thanks - didn't realize it ..
If neutrinos have some mass, how can they travel at the speed of light? Un peu slower, non?
Un neutrino ne pèse pas plus de 10^-37 kg donc il est 1 000 000 de fois plus léger qu’un électron, je crois que c’est l’explication
most likely a teeeeny tiny bit slower..which begs the question...what variance in speed do neutrinos have
Antinutrino is same as Anti matter ???
Antimatter is just matter with same properties except charge, for example positron, is just an electron but positive.
In the case of neutrinos, it's kinda difficult, because they don't have charge, so some say, antineutrinos are the same as neutrinos, i don't know how the difference them tho.
Se puede poner a in moribundo hasta su fin para identificar alguna energía qué pudiera considerarse, alma escénica vital... Me ofrezco. Bela Faró.
Neutrinos
Breakfast of champions
This should be at least 30 min long.
Anyone what is the purpose
No doubt no good for humanity
The purpose was to detect and gather information about the activities of neutrinos
@@junkmail6475 for what gain
You can track nuclear reactors with this technology.
Is it just me or does he sound *exactly* like Károly Zsolnai-Fehér from Two Minute Papers?
Would it not be better to somehow observe how neutrinos affect living matter...like our cell walls? Where do kids get their energy? You hear this all the time...maybe in passing through our cell walls they make the tiniest of vibration...like hitting a drum skin...the mitochondrial dna uses this to distribute energy to our body...or the light body...kids cell walls are bouncier that old people so transmit more useable vibration
Nature is supremely unwasteful...
Further...answer this how do we know 100% for sure that the search for new particles by smashing light into itself...how do we know that is not creating the super small sub atomic particles rather than them being pre existent withing what you have now broken
Im literally hearing:
🔊🎼🎶"In the Hall of the Mountain King 👑 🏔️"
SUPER GENIAL. SORPRENDENTE TRABAJO MADE IN JAPAN. EXITOS Y ADELANTE CON TAN BUENA INVESTIGACIÓN. Creo que poco a poco descubrimos que vivimos dentro de una materia-mente que tiene vida propia. 100 puntos para Japón.
Wow before I watched this video then you show me a picture of the inside of that Super-Kamiokande, I wouldn't believe you
Am i the you one who would feel beyond uncomfortable inside there
her hair is also weird. outside the Standard Model.
Interesting and appreciated, but it would have been really nice to have had some subtitles, so we could properly understand the Japanese scientist being interviewed, and know the job title of the people being interviewed.
Any chance of this in your next two videos?
There are subtitles. Go to menu on the video and turn British English on.
Can we put regular music RATHER THAN stereotypical music. I mean, if this were filmed in the US you wouldn’t put cowboy music, would you?
to be honest, I quite like the music :)
What's wrong with it? It's good unlike cow boy music....
Relax sjw
As usual, your ignorance blocks all possibility of actually learning something
This _is_ regular music in Japan.
Do they have an issue with algae growing in the tank?
John Murray its like highly purified water, basically just plain old H_2O
Does algae grow in caves? Why would it grow here
what is this music in the background? couldn't you have just accompanied the whole thing with music without it sounding like super mario?
Dang ol super mariocarte man
Omoshiroi ne?
High order research is so sexy. ❤
It's only 8 minutes long??!! Come on.
Am I the only one who thinks these videos should be longer?
make that machine small , that we can hold. empty the tunnel. sent 1 person with it inside.
It's over 9000 of oragnge balls!!
The japanese sounds like my friends but better
Mines of Moria if Thrain had Japanese ancestry
watch this tripping... thank me later ;)
those who've seen Don't Look Up is it just me or the 2 foreigner scientists looks like Dicaprio and Lawrence ? (don't be mean i know some of u pendejos thinking. don't.)
I can't stop hearing "The king under the mountain" in my head
WHY in the F are they wearing masks when in the tank? So much contamination is being exhaled into the tank it's basically FUBAR
All this just to find neutrinos.....Well, everyone needs a hobby.
And what have you done?
I hope they have emergency crowbars there.
This is jus tesla3
Kelihatan ngeri
Thats why Samsung better than iPhone jajaja 🤣
Great Video, thanks for sharing. Would be nice if you respect the japanese Culture next time and shave your beard before going into a hypersensitive Facility where a single hair can mess things up. Arigato gosaimashita ♥
all the big machine, other thing, is still big compromise for the environment. everything is creating energy.
pretty alt science gf
you shouldn't speak english regarding such topics if you are not completely fluent in it. some things being said make no sense, and would be confusing to a native speaker.
He's English is very well spoken
@@wormwood6424 this guy is acting out like a woman
English plzz
I want to understand
Is that Jet Li's voice ?
Building it on top of a earthquake fault, though?
I'm guessing this will have no good outcomes for humanity
That is an awfully pessimistic view to take.
@@junkmail6475 unfortunately true tho
The f*ck is this music ?
imagine a neutrino-fission experiment and they create a supernovae explosion lol some things were meant to be left alone
How much did Japan pay to sponsor all these videos? 😂
Jayanta Mondal I wonder how small your brain is to think Japan need to pay to advertise these kind of video....Japan technology is well-known as one of the most advanced and futuristic, even for the United States...What do you think Japan get from sponsoring these videos ?
Raymond Pham You really have a minuscule brain if you can’t comprehend the huge amount of publicity that Japan stands to gain out of this. Publicity brings public confidence and more investments and funds for that specific country. If you still can’t understand and turn a blind eye to it, you are surely living under the rock.
@@jayantamondal719 honestly, the funds and grants a public-announced project received mostly not about these kinds of topics like in this video...For example, my biology professor at UCI received 10 millions dollar funds from U.S Army and much more from other department of U.S government annually...His research is about using stem cells to boost the reproductivity other cells...I was like wtf when I know about his research and amount of funds he get every year. but no one really know about his research until I work for him as an undergrad student...Hope you get what Im saying here....These kinds of video is more about educating and informing the audience more than attracting money from investors
@@raymondpham297 not his but your brain is miniscule
@@vishveshtadsare3160 Talk of Nature getting paid to visit a place, it's the most reputed scientific Journal in the English speaking world for sciences and just yesterday they wrote Google to back off from publishing low quality papers.
İnitial music is so bad.
It's only 8 minutes long??!! Come on.