Isn't that the point of studying the entire universe? I think it is wonderful & I anticipate each new discovery. We live in such an interesting time now & we have the tools to prove our theories. Kudos to all involved, and keep up the good work! Physics is soooooo cool.
simple but powerful explanation covering from the fundamentals to the intricate details of the architecture of the collidor...Very well done Mr.Vivek..thanks for that video UC San Diego....
This lecture explains the history and the scale of the project which I understand better and very enjoyable to watch. Just look at the size of that thing!! The theory of Higgs boson itself is hard act to follow, for me. I got to keep working on it. ^_^
Thanks , Mr. Sharma .You're doing a tremendous job ; otherwise it is not easy to make a layman like me to understand so complicated a concept . Pl. accept my compliments and regards !
@ 19:09: If there is a Higgs field, then quantum theory tells us that there will be a ripple in the field and a quantum particle associated with it, just as the photon is the particle associated with a ripple in the electromagnetic field.
They are really looking for the philosopher stone: how to transform the mass in energy and viceversa. This stuff amazes everyone but also raises soe concerns that, after discovering this particle, we will have to look for another one and another one again no stop. We'll see.
the idea is that energy and mass can be correlated. gravity can be defined within the idea as a force or particle which is effected by concentration of the matter. space times slightly different in its observational field. this is an idea of priority matter not what happens over time and movement
i just got home from school a while ago after learning about this stuff in biology. :' ) oh youtube, i knew you werent just filled with weird shows, anime and poptart cats
this is really appreciated. i have honestly been wondering how light can have mass and thus be effected by gravity, yet travel at the speed of light and thus due to relativity travel through time very slowly. i suspect i do not explain my query well, but i am not a physicist and as i learned about relativity this particular question really vexed me. i hope as i watch the program my question is answered!
the higgs boson will match up the idea of energy grouping together depending on which energies are affected by it and which arent. its a step to understanding gravity in the big picture. i hope :S
"E2 forming inward spherical wave fronts multiplying time dilation at right+angles 4pi R2compressing+4-0-4+-decompressing expanding wave fronts 2pi at right-angles repelling like time dilating inertial ref-frames of opposed motion 'particles' vibrating trillions of times per second from matter to antimatter absorbing + and -emitting density of the two previous levels spiralling outward the Fibonacci sequence now as constant outward momentum of the light C2 forms the inward force called gravity."
I don't know why this was flagged as spam, but I do know string theory requires more than six dimensions, more like 10 or 11 and older versions required up to 26 dimensions, and no the physical world around us cannot discern between someones spirituality or lack of, although a persons perception of the world requires it.
It's true that matter and energy are equivalent, and matter and space are inextricable, and it,s not matter that warps space it's forces that warp matter
I have a question about neutrinos supposedly gaining mass when they travel faster than the speed of light. I know very little of physics but what I do know is mass is usually decreased with speed. It seems to me that just because a particle is doing something that is opposite of what is expected...faster than speed of light, it has an opposite effect...gaining mass. So much more could be happening than gaining mass or loosing energy. Are there any theories on this? Thanks!
@Zendout1 how come this video is not from partner? is it copied? is it from an author, if this is really as good as you say we gotta hear the policy of the author about the spreading of his video.
and what are they going to do with this new particle when and if they find it. After that do they just pack up and go home. What other experiments will they conduct after that one is done, will they try to burst the new particle? I am not a scientist obviously so no snod remarks please i would just like a little more insight. Do they have a defined purpose or are they just searching randomly for what ever comes along. And what is the god particle? Of course there will be one of those right?
@jeremysaint I haven't even started watching the video but.... Light has no mass. Gravity distorts space and time. The greater the mass the greater the distortion. Light is not exactly affected by gravity but the space it is on is. I don't know enough about GRelativity but at least this might help you a bit.
how can a particle which makes up the field that gives energy it's mass be detected..? since it's needed to make up the actual mass, to detect a higgs particle which has to be massless otherwhise it could not be responsible for "making" mass?!?!!? am i looping orrrr is this actually true?
There is no mass, only probability(/improbability). The 'tighter' the equation = the less probability. This we interpret as "slower" and "heavier". Gravity = improbability. Distance(/light speed) is the maximum rate of reaction/interaction of each improbability, in sequence. Entropy is the playout of infinite improbability. I'm just mumbling to I'm just mumbling to myself, don't mind me.
On my last comment; No disrespect towards anyone's religious belief i just thought it would be in bad taste to use a capital g for any God in this case.
@jeremysaint Light has no mass. The particles that light is made up of are called photons and they are massless particles. Massless particles only travel at the speed of light. They are affected by gravity because according to Einstein, gravity is simply warps and curves in the geometry of space-time, and these warps and curves affect the propagation of light and anything that passes through.
"Every observable spherical region Infinite Universe forms fractal wave-center's. Locational rings series spherical standing wave-front's compressing+/-decompressing gravitational potential or eXpansion dividing time centrifugally same ratio information is being multiplied centripetally oscillating +/-mass. Vector mass field M acting on accelerated mass m is M=amG/c2r. Energy of gravitation oscillating +/-mass, acted upon by rest of mass +Mu of universe from a distance radius =Eg= +/-m +Mu G/r."
@01zaxa yes there are theories on this,its called relativity.your idea of mass "usually" decreasing as it accelerates is wrong.Its the opposite.faster somethings goes, the more massive it becomes so that as it approaches c its effective mass keeps getting larger therefore requiring more and more energy to accelerate the increasing mass to a higher speed. Eventually u get an infinite mass requiring an infinite amount of energy to accelerate, this is why we think the cosmic speed limit is c.
Well the only thing I can think of that gives particles mass is thought. So if the particle that interests us is unacceptable to our thoughts it will not have mass within our field.
THIS IS THE UMPTEENTH TIME I HAVE STARTED THIS DOCUMENTARY - I BELIEVE I VIEWED IT ALL THE WAY THRU, ONCE ANYWAY AND I STILL DON’T KNOW WHAT GIVES PARTICLES mass. !!!!
Religion:100 Science:100 The bible says heaven is a spiritual place or an alternate universe of which we cannot see or touch. As professor Sharma states the CERN (LHC) collider in Geneva may answer other scientific questions such as 'Are there warped extra-dimensions of space' (7:50). If we find these extra-dimensions does that prove there is a heaven? No, but we can hope it does; a very smart man once said "imagination is better than knowledge". Who was that smart man? Albert Einstein
Hey Sharma...in dollars (2007) the Apollo program cost $145 billion, kind of makes your collider seem sort of...ah.....easy science by comparison. Try doing your research in a vacuum being exposed to stellar radiation, then get back to me.
Maybe I'm not smart enough to understand this, but this seems like a circular question. What gives particles mass? A sub-particle called the Higgs Boson. But what gives the sub-particle mass? And on and on ad infinitum. At some point this ceases to be a scientific question.
+Bo McGillacutty Maybe the higgs particle has no mass but its interaction with other particles causes those particles to have mass as a bi product. We have spent so long looking at the universe in a mechanistic (is that even a word?) manner thanks largely to Newton its now difficult to shift up into a quantum veiw of everything. I maybe wrong but 99.999% of an atom is empty space , the electromagnetic force of the atom is what fuels the illusion of being "solid mass". I'm totally digging simulation theory at the moment, maybe our universe is just a simulation on some quantum computers from the future. The maths is really starting to look that way but what do I know im just a chef :)
Nick Butcher Yes that is a real word. Apparently the LHC has discovered the Higgs *and* narrowed down it's mass value....but like most here I'm only repeating what I've been informed of not grasping the significance entirely. I sort of dodge the whole simulation hypothesis as interesting but not usefully informative or conceivably determinable....I choose to let others toy with that one as I just don't see how it will change my approach to life on Earth regardless....it and we are still exactly what we are anyway.
Thanks for your reply Bo McGillacutty, it is interesting even if it just widens the mind a little to let other concepts in. Dark matter and energy makes up 95% of known matter. Particles that change there behavour when observed this for me is what nails it for simulation theory, that and everything coming from nothing 13 billion years ago (like when you turn on your p.c) Knowing were in a simulation shouldn't detract from life. It should improve it. Who knows what were truly capable of :)
Nick Butcher It sounds a lot like "God dun it!" which humanity has such a strange and inappropriate tendency to make believe. It answers "everything" while creating an even more impossible to explain supreme being so actually answering nothing a all.
"The word God is for me nothing more than the expression and product of human weaknesses, the Bible a collection of honourable, but still primitive legends which are nevertheless pretty childish. No interpretation, no matter how subtle, can change this," -Albert Einstein
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Vivek Sharma, wow I'm so proud of you. your presentation is more spiritual with science. Glad to know you.
So much to learn, so little time! I am very grateful that this video was made accessible to the general public.
Isn't that the point of studying the entire universe? I think it is wonderful & I anticipate each new discovery. We live in such an interesting time now & we have the tools to prove our theories. Kudos to all involved, and keep up the good work! Physics is soooooo cool.
simple but powerful explanation covering from the fundamentals to the intricate details of the architecture of the collidor...Very well done Mr.Vivek..thanks for that video UC San Diego....
In reference to this video at 51:00
"Increase proton beam energy to 8TeV". They just achieved it today. Congratulations
amazing insight into how lhc works best lecture ive seen in a while
This is among the very best of it's kind and entertaining as well.
This lecture explains the history and the scale of the project which I understand better and very enjoyable to watch. Just look at the size of that thing!!
The theory of Higgs boson itself is hard act to follow, for me. I got to keep working on it. ^_^
Thanks , Mr. Sharma .You're doing a tremendous job ; otherwise it is not easy to make a layman like me to understand so complicated a concept . Pl. accept my compliments and regards !
@ 19:09: If there is a Higgs field, then quantum theory tells us that there will be a ripple in the field and a quantum particle associated with it, just as the photon is the particle associated with a ripple in the electromagnetic field.
excellent work and excellent speaker
They are really looking for the philosopher stone: how to transform the mass in energy and viceversa. This stuff amazes everyone but also raises soe concerns that, after discovering this particle, we will have to look for another one and another one again no stop. We'll see.
the idea is that energy and mass can be correlated. gravity can be defined within the idea as a force or particle which is effected by concentration of the matter. space times slightly different in its observational field. this is an idea of priority matter not what happens over time and movement
i just got home from school a while ago after learning about this stuff in biology. :' ) oh youtube, i knew you werent just filled with weird shows, anime and poptart cats
wonderful piece. thank you so much
this is really appreciated. i have honestly been wondering how light can have mass and thus be effected by gravity, yet travel at the speed of light and thus due to relativity travel through time very slowly. i suspect i do not explain my query well, but i am not a physicist and as i learned about relativity this particular question really vexed me. i hope as i watch the program my question is answered!
thanks. you,ve made e feel really old.
well said man, pretty much my exact view on science.
the higgs boson will match up the idea of energy grouping together depending on which energies are affected by it and which arent. its a step to understanding gravity in the big picture. i hope :S
Temperature is what gives mass to particles, the only thing, that is prevalent throughout the universe.
... actually the data and analysis was done months ago but they were released July 4. ... but yeah, its significant.
"E2 forming inward spherical wave fronts multiplying time dilation at right+angles 4pi R2compressing+4-0-4+-decompressing expanding wave fronts 2pi at right-angles repelling like time dilating inertial ref-frames of opposed motion 'particles' vibrating trillions of times per second from matter to antimatter absorbing + and -emitting density of the two previous levels spiralling outward the Fibonacci sequence now as constant outward momentum of the light C2 forms the inward force called gravity."
great work....
Pity about the sound quality
Excellent teacher
Very good lecture. Ordinary non science people can understand from this.
So are you ordinary non science people?
I don't know why this was flagged as spam, but I do know string theory requires more than six dimensions, more like 10 or 11 and older versions required up to 26 dimensions, and no the physical world around us cannot discern between someones spirituality or lack of, although a persons perception of the world requires it.
It's true that matter and energy are equivalent, and matter and space are inextricable, and it,s not matter that warps space it's forces that warp matter
@jeremysaint
I don't see the problem really, if gravity is curved space-time.
I have a question about neutrinos supposedly gaining mass when they travel faster than the speed of light. I know very little of physics but what I do know is mass is usually decreased with speed. It seems to me that just because a particle is doing something that is opposite of what is expected...faster than speed of light, it has an opposite effect...gaining mass. So much more could be happening than gaining mass or loosing energy. Are there any theories on this? Thanks!
@Zendout1 how come this video is not from partner? is it copied? is it from an author, if this is really as good as you say we gotta hear the policy of the author about the spreading of his video.
and what are they going to do with this new particle when and if they find it. After that do they just pack up and go home. What other experiments will they conduct after that one is done, will they try to burst the new particle? I am not a scientist obviously so no snod remarks please i would just like a little more insight. Do they have a defined purpose or are they just searching randomly for what ever comes along. And what is the god particle? Of course there will be one of those right?
Good
@jeremysaint I haven't even started watching the video but....
Light has no mass.
Gravity distorts space and time. The greater the mass the greater the distortion.
Light is not exactly affected by gravity but the space it is on is.
I don't know enough about GRelativity but at least this might help you a bit.
3:30
'creation of the big bang'
how can a particle which makes up the field that gives energy it's mass be detected..? since it's needed to make up the actual mass, to detect a higgs particle which has to be massless otherwhise it could not be responsible for "making" mass?!?!!? am i looping orrrr is this actually true?
There is no mass, only probability(/improbability).
The 'tighter' the equation = the less probability. This we interpret as "slower" and "heavier".
Gravity = improbability.
Distance(/light speed) is the maximum rate of reaction/interaction of each improbability, in sequence.
Entropy is the playout of infinite improbability.
I'm just mumbling to I'm just mumbling to myself, don't mind me.
That's very good! Einstein might not not have expressed it better! The other guy doesn't have a clue...
What I wouldn't give just to be the janitor at LHC and live inside a Sci-Fi novel.
@Zendout1 Fission is mushrooms
NOW UP FOR THE NEW BOZON!!!!!!!!!
interesting...
On my last comment; No disrespect towards anyone's religious belief i just thought it would be in bad taste to use a capital g for any God in this case.
Man will be groping about in the dark so long as their is dark to grope in......
@jeremysaint Light has no mass. The particles that light is made up of are called photons and they are massless particles. Massless particles only travel at the speed of light. They are affected by gravity because according to Einstein, gravity is simply warps and curves in the geometry of space-time, and these warps and curves affect the propagation of light and anything that passes through.
They will increase energy and in turn this will creat a black hole ?
"Every observable spherical region Infinite Universe forms fractal wave-center's. Locational rings series spherical standing wave-front's compressing+/-decompressing gravitational potential or eXpansion dividing time centrifugally same ratio information is being multiplied centripetally oscillating +/-mass. Vector mass field M acting on accelerated mass m is M=amG/c2r. Energy of gravitation oscillating +/-mass, acted upon by rest of mass +Mu of universe from a distance radius =Eg= +/-m +Mu G/r."
Of course, I don't agree and I gave my reasons and I won,t argue further.
@iiiiblaze They have.
Just think, years from now a school child may read these comments after we're long gone.
@01zaxa yes there are theories on this,its called relativity.your idea of mass "usually" decreasing as it accelerates is wrong.Its the opposite.faster somethings goes, the more massive it becomes so that as it approaches c its effective mass keeps getting larger therefore requiring more and more energy to accelerate the increasing mass to a higher speed. Eventually u get an infinite mass requiring an infinite amount of energy to accelerate, this is why we think the cosmic speed limit is c.
Well the only thing I can think of that gives particles mass is thought. So if the particle that interests us is unacceptable to our thoughts it will not have mass within our field.
Victor has no mass within my field.
Alexander Weski Awesome put-down! ;) *thumbs-up*
THIS IS THE UMPTEENTH TIME I HAVE STARTED THIS DOCUMENTARY - I BELIEVE I VIEWED IT ALL THE WAY THRU, ONCE ANYWAY AND I STILL DON’T KNOW WHAT GIVES PARTICLES mass. !!!!
Religion:100 Science:100
The bible says heaven is a spiritual place or an alternate universe of which we cannot see or touch.
As professor Sharma states the CERN (LHC) collider in Geneva may answer other scientific questions such as 'Are there warped extra-dimensions of space' (7:50). If we find these extra-dimensions does that prove there is a heaven? No, but we can hope it does; a very smart man once said "imagination is better than knowledge".
Who was that smart man? Albert Einstein
shouldn't they have known the GeV of the higgs b4 they discovered it
Religion : 0 Science : 10
It is spelled " boson ".
That's silly! So neutrons are massless??
@jeremysaint Light does not have mass.
Hey Sharma...in dollars (2007) the Apollo program cost $145 billion, kind of makes your
collider seem sort of...ah.....easy science by comparison. Try doing your research in a vacuum being exposed to stellar radiation, then get back to me.
independance day! coincidental. probably, but thats still cool.
Maybe I'm not smart enough to understand this, but this seems like a circular question. What gives particles mass? A sub-particle called the Higgs Boson. But what gives the sub-particle mass? And on and on ad infinitum. At some point this ceases to be a scientific question.
***** I was wondering the same thing.
+Bo McGillacutty Maybe the higgs particle has no mass but its interaction with other particles causes those particles to have mass as a bi product. We have spent so long looking at the universe in a mechanistic (is that even a word?) manner thanks largely to Newton its now difficult to shift up into a quantum veiw of everything. I maybe wrong but 99.999% of an atom is empty space , the electromagnetic force of the atom is what fuels the illusion of being "solid mass". I'm totally digging simulation theory at the moment, maybe our universe is just a simulation on some quantum computers from the future. The maths is really starting to look that way but what do I know im just a chef :)
Nick Butcher Yes that is a real word. Apparently the LHC has discovered the Higgs *and* narrowed down it's mass value....but like most here I'm only repeating what I've been informed of not grasping the significance entirely.
I sort of dodge the whole simulation hypothesis as interesting but not usefully informative or conceivably determinable....I choose to let others toy with that one as I just don't see how it will change my approach to life on Earth regardless....it and we are still exactly what we are anyway.
Thanks for your reply Bo McGillacutty, it is interesting even if it just widens the mind a little to let other concepts in. Dark matter and energy makes up 95% of known matter. Particles that change there behavour when observed this for me is what nails it for simulation theory, that and everything coming from nothing 13 billion years ago (like when you turn on your p.c)
Knowing were in a simulation shouldn't detract from life. It should improve it. Who knows what were truly capable of :)
Nick Butcher It sounds a lot like "God dun it!" which humanity has such a strange and inappropriate tendency to make believe. It answers "everything" while creating an even more impossible to explain supreme being so actually answering nothing a all.
@madjimms go forth and multiply...we will pay for it...
Actually this looks like they are trying to save one lie by another, this does not look like science to me. .
I’m on a research mission for the truth
Hurd about the cern thing they did on July 5th
@beastinblack I sincerely hope you're joking.
Only when Socialism rules supreme will countries become advanced enough to make MAJOR breakthroughs!
haha, I'm sorry. Sooner or later every person feels that way unless they die young.
"The word God is for me nothing more than the expression and product of human weaknesses, the Bible a collection of honourable, but still primitive legends which are nevertheless pretty childish. No interpretation, no matter how subtle, can change this," -Albert Einstein
the word of god. or a frequency. a move away from singularity. whichever way you want to look at it. lol
two bad? hahahaha nice :)
Dont bring politics into it.
Say, you sound like a cutie! Are you American? I like cute Americans. Tell me a little about yourself. Let's have a nice little chat.
Mainstream BS!