if u cant study them, because it cant be recreated on the planet, then its close to useless knowledge, as the knowledge gained cant be applied, note i said almost.
What is the difference between superfluids and supercritical fluids? The latter is obtained at rather modest conditions - eg. CO2 becomes a supercritical fluid at 31 dec C and about 75 bar, which are not drastic conditions.
Keep in mind that we are studying it. Insofar as we can tell, IT is not studying us. We are the ones doing the thinking, the building, the observing, and the interpreting. And generating fascinating videos to explain what has been learned, or at least proposed as explanations. So we don't know everything. We do know what we know!
I always have a double feelings watching these videos. One part of me gets really excited cause of these awesome things. The other part feels really stupid for not understand what that awesome thing really is...
How does he know what town I live in?
thorell9 1 week ago
who's watching this to piss off there science teacher
therealGLAD 3 weeks ago
love the video man
rodswebdesign 3 weeks ago
love the video really good
xtremetom180 3 weeks ago
very interesting video thanks
shellybirdy 3 weeks ago
very interesting thanks
jjclassjj 1 month ago
very interesting video thanks
shellybirdy 1 month ago
i enjoyed this vid
prchecker 1 month ago
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I thought that Bose-Einstein Condensate can only form near absolute zero... How that can be? That really weird indeed!
danielbluesmoke 1 month ago
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danielbluesmoke 1 month ago
thats pretty damn cool
xtremetom180 2 months ago
I already know all this, I'm over a trillion years old n watched the universe form
MoPar7055 5 months ago 2
@MoPar7055 The universe is supposed to be only 14 billion years old...
imworth8dollars 2 months ago
What is the difference between super fluids and super critical fluids? Super critical fluids exist at much more modest conditions.
oomblikkies 7 months ago
You said close to
MrSupercat9 8 months ago
if u cant study them, because it cant be recreated on the planet, then its close to useless knowledge, as the knowledge gained cant be applied, note i said almost.
GertOgren 8 months ago
What is the difference between superfluids and supercritical fluids? The latter is obtained at rather modest conditions - eg. CO2 becomes a supercritical fluid at 31 dec C and about 75 bar, which are not drastic conditions.
oomblikkies 8 months ago
lol nutron stars are made of neutrons :D
TheAllyT 9 months ago
"...a mere teaspoon weighs more than a billion tons."
My brain: "HERRRP DERP!"
girabbit85 9 months ago 5
Keep in mind that we are studying it. Insofar as we can tell, IT is not studying us. We are the ones doing the thinking, the building, the observing, and the interpreting. And generating fascinating videos to explain what has been learned, or at least proposed as explanations. So we don't know everything. We do know what we know!
ThePhys2001 10 months ago
Is it a neutron super fluid, or is it another type of matter?
nutCaseBUTTERFLY 11 months ago
I always have a double feelings watching these videos. One part of me gets really excited cause of these awesome things. The other part feels really stupid for not understand what that awesome thing really is...
VC106893 11 months ago 24
@VC106893 I'm also kind of mad that I don't understand these things even though I had great science teachers. Sigh :-(
nerdmom920 11 months ago
@VC106893 I sometimes Understand... Soo, I Agree. Just not the stupid part though.
SpanishThug 11 months ago
@VC106893 wikipedia and google search is there to help you with the second part. But, of course, that will need some work.
subh1 11 months ago
Wow. That was intriguing.
AnotherPostcard 11 months ago
Awesome :)
JabberCT 11 months ago 9