@MissLucyBoomer As far as I understand it, String Theory proposes that quarks ARE strings, as this video shows. Previously, the fundamental particles were considered as dimensionless points, but string theory says that they are 1 dimensional 'strings', which are not just thousands of times smaller than the atom, but many times over again.
This is the just the impression I've got from reading things like wikipedia anyway.
Do this mean that matter doesn't exists at all and everything surrounding us is just a lump of energies? Look, everything's made from molecules, which are made from atoms, consisting of nucleus and electrons. Therefore, the radius of electron's orbit is so big and nucleus is so small, which means there's empty space instead of matter. Also the protons and neutrons aren't plastic balls, there made from quarks, just vibrating "strings", not solid. Universe is created really strange..
the quarks(3 smaller spheres) are not just made of 1 string each, its actually a whole fabric of vibrating strings of energy. They each vibrate at different frequencies. I like the 3d electron cloud model representation though lol. Oh and there are either thousands or millions of quarks per every proton and neutron. the three quark representation is good though. The names of the 6 quarks that we know of are Up, Down, Strange, Charmed, Top, and Bottom. 3 go to the protons and 3 to the neutrons.
@wowsa0 idk. I wasn't completely sure. It would make sense if protons and neutrons were made up of quarks, that there would be more than just 3 or else they would have been found quickly. But now i guess im assuming that just because there are fewer that they are automatically larger. Im gonna have to look that up now. I knew 3 types of quarks went to each but didn't really think about how many there were inside of each.
Of course GuySoft42's work is a serious endeavor that requires both scientific knowledge, theoretical discipline plus software and graphic expertise. I genuinely respect all that!
However, I just saw a rerun of Austin Powers, so all I could think of was imagining Austin saying to a scientist, "You mean the entire universe is composed of jiggling jubblies being held in place by tiny strings? I saw that last night at the gentleman's club!"
@harlosik13 A string is actually 10^-34 meters. Since there isn't any explanation following the video, I believe the string is actually the little plasmid-like blob in the quarks (I think, sorry, I'm a seventh grader who just started studying this for fun). This video is only an interpretation, so it doesn't have to fit the scale.
well ..its hard to represent that in a youtube video ....its only ment to make people visualize
its hard to visualize sand grains interacting at kilometers ....wich is equivalent to how elementary particles work...the distances are so big and the particles are so small
just like the distances in our galaxy as so big ....
why bother? if you're too stupid to visualize without having to make PURDY GRAPHICS then you're what's called a "JEBEDIAH". now go fuck yourself, cletus. don't you have a cow to milk? your mind is inferior and you disgust me.
coliding universes??? whats the space in between the universes made out of ? how can something side by side with something colide? you have to have space in between. just if anyone was asking. im not a "scientist' or nothing
In my video The Paradox of Schrodingers Cat an artist view Time has symmetry and geometry could this explain the paradoxes of quantum mechanics? Newton believed Time was a thing in itself and connected to motion and Einstein believed there was something missing from quantum mechanics. Could it be an understanding of time?
The strings aren't by itself therefore it's a wrong idea. Plus, the electrons are pictured wrongly. Since wave fucnction, the electron paths should be replaced by waves.
u might go mental because of thought that these strings well theoretically u can cut in a half and than again in a half and so over and over again. Say :a millionth of a billionth of a billionth of a billionth of a centimeter **. times 6
Today, many physicists believe matter (including atoms themselves) to be made up of the tiniest things of all little vibrating strings. If this were the case, the theory would dictate that these strings be somewhere around the Planck length, which is thought to be the smallest possible size in existence, somewhere around ** a millionth of a billionth of a billionth of a billionth of a centimeter **. To these things, atoms might seem as large as the entire universe is to humanity.
Not as much I believe. They actually gave an example during one of the documentaries and if an atom was to be as big as our Solar system, then the string would be about the size of a tree on Earth.
Although the theory seems very complete in most part, I think they went a little far into their imagination with the mathematical equation. Colliding parallel universes seem a little over the top.
your right quarks are very much larger...so it is most defiantly not to scale, but i don't blame him.....considering a string is about the size of Planck's length..which is so small, the analogy must used is that, if an Atom was the size of our entire universe, a sting would roughly be the size of an average tree.
and to add, the strings here are 3D, strings are to be 2D.....they do not have a width. They are intensely flat.
I still don't understand how they arrived at the shape of a "string" but I will have to do more reading. What is "dark matter and energy", matter that is made of something other than strings, or are they strings but they don't vibrate like other strings. Are light rays/energy quanta extremely fast moving strings? Are de Broglie wavelenghts any form of matter stretch out to a string?
well from what i know, They sorta stumbled on the idea of strings. Strings so small they could look like a point-particles, where a tiny spec when zoomed in all the way its really a vibrating string, but after 1st failing to describe the strong force. 2 physicist had found it had gluon type properties(what makes strong force), and found it also had something to explain what could be subatomic gravity, also explains the other forces and all of matter. but it was intensely complicated.
To answer why stings it all started in 1968 with Gabriele Veneziano stumbling on a old formula by the 200 year old mathematician, Eulder this formula explained the properties of interacting particles (what CERN does) in one fell swoop., but Vebeziano knew it worked but not why it worked, so not till the 1970 when 3 physicist tried to crack the Eulder code. and found that if u imagine elementary particles as 1-D vibrating strings it described the interactions it in Eulder's formula.
But to explain the stings and there vibrations, the harder it is for the sting to vibrate, depending on what particle they inhabit they have different tensions, the greater the tension the more energy it will have because it needs more energy to move. because looser strings need less energy to move, so less energy is what they have...and E=MC^2 tells us energy is matter, the tenser the string the greater energy the great energy = greater mass. This tells us why things are heavy and light.
and if you do read all these comments, then your understand should be better. I dont know how much u do know, so i hopes that enough. But the Light quanta(photons) have ZERO mass, this is because of quantum mechanics's Uncertainty Principle(in this case Fluctuation in energy) , and where just like normal wave, the fluctuations end up canceling the waves out, and when there are perfect cancellations you get a zero mass particle. So a photo has a very very very very small, almost no vibrations.
Well, parallel universes are becoming a popular mathematical solution in recent theoretical physics. However we have no experimental proof at the moment for any of it.
@guysoft42 Ancient religions have a connection with this theory, the ancient Vedas say there are infinite universes and it explains so much more, it covers the whole science.
omg i'm actually dying at the humping each other comment
NathanEvansComposer 8 months ago
Fuck y'all self-proclaimed individualists. Obama is the best president.
Elena10110 8 months ago
Atheistm FTW!
Elena10110 8 months ago
yea i like good porn!!
fikimiki44 8 months ago
what created the strings ? : P
xMikenugex 9 months ago
@xMikenugex
Obama!!!!
fikimiki44 8 months ago
Aren't strings much smaller than that?
MissLucyBoomer 9 months ago
@MissLucyBoomer wow - you must be blonde...
MrMcVilla 8 months ago
@MrMcVilla
Strings are thousands of times smaller than an atom. There isn't just one big string inside every quark.
Kudos on being mature by the way.
MissLucyBoomer 8 months ago
@MissLucyBoomer
Thousand billion time smaller*
quarks are also smaller too but whatever.
MissLucyBoomer 8 months ago
@MissLucyBoomer As far as I understand it, String Theory proposes that quarks ARE strings, as this video shows. Previously, the fundamental particles were considered as dimensionless points, but string theory says that they are 1 dimensional 'strings', which are not just thousands of times smaller than the atom, but many times over again.
This is the just the impression I've got from reading things like wikipedia anyway.
wowsa0 8 months ago
Do this mean that matter doesn't exists at all and everything surrounding us is just a lump of energies? Look, everything's made from molecules, which are made from atoms, consisting of nucleus and electrons. Therefore, the radius of electron's orbit is so big and nucleus is so small, which means there's empty space instead of matter. Also the protons and neutrons aren't plastic balls, there made from quarks, just vibrating "strings", not solid. Universe is created really strange..
JaysanJanabel 10 months ago
the quarks(3 smaller spheres) are not just made of 1 string each, its actually a whole fabric of vibrating strings of energy. They each vibrate at different frequencies. I like the 3d electron cloud model representation though lol. Oh and there are either thousands or millions of quarks per every proton and neutron. the three quark representation is good though. The names of the 6 quarks that we know of are Up, Down, Strange, Charmed, Top, and Bottom. 3 go to the protons and 3 to the neutrons.
BudoScience 10 months ago
@BudoScience I'm pretty sure there are only three quarks inside each proton and neutron.
wowsa0 8 months ago
@wowsa0 idk. I wasn't completely sure. It would make sense if protons and neutrons were made up of quarks, that there would be more than just 3 or else they would have been found quickly. But now i guess im assuming that just because there are fewer that they are automatically larger. Im gonna have to look that up now. I knew 3 types of quarks went to each but didn't really think about how many there were inside of each.
BudoScience 8 months ago
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cool animation but shitty "theory..."
junior00bacon00chee 10 months ago
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esraretin 11 months ago
Einstein's theory of relativity, quantum mechanics, string theory, and the holographic universe are all mind-fuck topics that are beyond intriguing.
FallofDarkness55 1 year ago
Of course GuySoft42's work is a serious endeavor that requires both scientific knowledge, theoretical discipline plus software and graphic expertise. I genuinely respect all that!
However, I just saw a rerun of Austin Powers, so all I could think of was imagining Austin saying to a scientist, "You mean the entire universe is composed of jiggling jubblies being held in place by tiny strings? I saw that last night at the gentleman's club!"
it's still a good animation... ;-)
OldSchoolSkill 1 year ago
the scale is all wrong a string is 10000000000000000 times smaller than a quark. ie a quark is 10^-17m a string is 10^-33m.
harlosik13 1 year ago
@harlosik13 A string is actually 10^-34 meters. Since there isn't any explanation following the video, I believe the string is actually the little plasmid-like blob in the quarks (I think, sorry, I'm a seventh grader who just started studying this for fun). This video is only an interpretation, so it doesn't have to fit the scale.
DarkPikaruto 10 months ago
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Good job, sweet cheeks :)
SuperBlueJeans 1 year ago
Weak animation.The atom does not look like beach balls.The spheric image of the atoms is very old and inaccurate.
notusualtalk 1 year ago
balls are touching, thus, this is extremely gay...
Pra5286 1 year ago 3
@Pra5286 LMAO
warner735 1 year ago
guysosoft there is no sound.
Mavericker7 1 year ago
This is confusing. Is it strings or quarks?
eah2119 1 year ago
the strings would be millions upon million of times smaller than that btw
Alkenphel 1 year ago
I dont get it, is this saying that every quark is a string?
cbtalis 1 year ago
@cbtalis
No, the maker of the video smply got quarks and other subatomic particles confused with the strings of string theory.
This is not an accurate visual representation of string theory.
TheFounderUtopia 1 year ago 2
@TheFounderUtopia this is the only comment someone that just watched that needs to read
ZRadach 1 year ago
@cbtalis No, the string is located INSIDE the quark. This is not really a good quark:string ratio of size. The string is actually MUCH, MUCH smaller.
DarkPikaruto 10 months ago
Mmmmmmmm this turned me on ahahahah
NavB00 1 year ago
so is this saying that sub atomic particles are oscillating strings? I am confused 10 fold!
Dirtboy101 1 year ago
@Dirtboy101 The strings are put at a staggering scale compared to the quarks. The strings are actually smaller than you can imagine.
DarkPikaruto 10 months ago
they r=are actually MUCH smaller.
If a proton where the size of the solar system, a string would be the size of a tree
orionasmb 2 years ago
@orionasmb,
realy???
FreakyDoudou 1 year ago
@FreakyDoudou hes screwing witcha. if an atom where the size of the earth a string would be the sze of an oa tree. learned it in science
daguyhuluvsvids 1 year ago
well ..its hard to represent that in a youtube video ....its only ment to make people visualize
its hard to visualize sand grains interacting at kilometers ....wich is equivalent to how elementary particles work...the distances are so big and the particles are so small
just like the distances in our galaxy as so big ....
sidewaysfcs0718 1 year ago
@orionasmb True,the mass of a prontons are 1 but the stings provided by him are EVEN smaller
vCALIJURI 1 year ago
Looks good!! spheres and strings together
nickharvey7 2 years ago
now I know how electrons are born.
behnamasid 2 years ago
wrong, you asshole. electrons are delivered to atoms by electron storks. THAT'S how electrons are born.
gregjockca1001 2 years ago
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whydie666 2 years ago
it's only a beautiful animation if you're high on acid. it looks like CRAP when you're sober.
gregjockca1001 2 years ago
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whydie666 2 years ago
whydie666, not really cuz this vid is SHIT.
gregjockca1001 2 years ago
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whydie666 2 years ago
why bother? if you're too stupid to visualize without having to make PURDY GRAPHICS then you're what's called a "JEBEDIAH". now go fuck yourself, cletus. don't you have a cow to milk? your mind is inferior and you disgust me.
gregjockca1001 2 years ago
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whydie666 2 years ago
whydie666, the fact that you're wasting your time milking elderly women just says everything about you, trash.
gregjockca1001 2 years ago
looks like the protons are having sex with the neutrons,
behnamasid 2 years ago 4
they're making gluon babies.
gregjockca1001 2 years ago
coliding universes??? whats the space in between the universes made out of ? how can something side by side with something colide? you have to have space in between. just if anyone was asking. im not a "scientist' or nothing
7glitch 2 years ago
yeah the strings should be a little smaller lol. A couple of billion times smaller :)
sirLEVITSKY 2 years ago
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In my video The Paradox of Schrodingers Cat an artist view Time has symmetry and geometry could this explain the paradoxes of quantum mechanics? Newton believed Time was a thing in itself and connected to motion and Einstein believed there was something missing from quantum mechanics. Could it be an understanding of time?
nickharvey7 2 years ago
Kind of reminds me of the Plum Pudding model days.
Any chance I could get that blend file for a presentation to my class?
EarthboundEnigma 2 years ago
The strings aren't by itself therefore it's a wrong idea. Plus, the electrons are pictured wrongly. Since wave fucnction, the electron paths should be replaced by waves.
cowgoesmoo2 2 years ago 2
Yeah, most models of atoms today still show electrons as finite.
MunchVids 2 years ago
lol funny
generatorium 2 years ago
What if C-A-T actually spelled Dog?
WhoresOfTijuana 2 years ago
Well too bad you're screwed so shut up.
cowgoesmoo2 2 years ago
u might go mental because of thought that these strings well theoretically u can cut in a half and than again in a half and so over and over again. Say :a millionth of a billionth of a billionth of a billionth of a centimeter **. times 6
we've got so powerful minds huh ?
maleNOTfemale 2 years ago
Today, many physicists believe matter (including atoms themselves) to be made up of the tiniest things of all little vibrating strings. If this were the case, the theory would dictate that these strings be somewhere around the Planck length, which is thought to be the smallest possible size in existence, somewhere around ** a millionth of a billionth of a billionth of a billionth of a centimeter **. To these things, atoms might seem as large as the entire universe is to humanity.
viperz22 2 years ago 8
Not as much I believe. They actually gave an example during one of the documentaries and if an atom was to be as big as our Solar system, then the string would be about the size of a tree on Earth.
Although the theory seems very complete in most part, I think they went a little far into their imagination with the mathematical equation. Colliding parallel universes seem a little over the top.
sirLEVITSKY 2 years ago
i agree with, the strings, though i'm not sure how small they are, they should be way way smaller then that!
shakyl008 2 years ago
They're about the plank length
Richy15251 2 years ago
Its hard to imagine string theory while watching beach balls having sex...Thats my theory anyway...
ARIOVISTIX 2 years ago 36
epic!
shakyl008 2 years ago
string theory is crazy
reelsask 2 years ago
Reminds me of a fat guy going for a jog.
Perrickan 2 years ago
HEY!
I resemble that comment
jergi313 2 years ago 3
Can you explain this more? Are quarks essentially closed strings? I though quarks were much larger than strings...
eerik123455 3 years ago 2
Although a month has past, ill answer.
your right quarks are very much larger...so it is most defiantly not to scale, but i don't blame him.....considering a string is about the size of Planck's length..which is so small, the analogy must used is that, if an Atom was the size of our entire universe, a sting would roughly be the size of an average tree.
and to add, the strings here are 3D, strings are to be 2D.....they do not have a width. They are intensely flat.
JmatthewBAIL 2 years ago
I still don't understand how they arrived at the shape of a "string" but I will have to do more reading. What is "dark matter and energy", matter that is made of something other than strings, or are they strings but they don't vibrate like other strings. Are light rays/energy quanta extremely fast moving strings? Are de Broglie wavelenghts any form of matter stretch out to a string?
eerik123455 2 years ago
well from what i know, They sorta stumbled on the idea of strings. Strings so small they could look like a point-particles, where a tiny spec when zoomed in all the way its really a vibrating string, but after 1st failing to describe the strong force. 2 physicist had found it had gluon type properties(what makes strong force), and found it also had something to explain what could be subatomic gravity, also explains the other forces and all of matter. but it was intensely complicated.
JmatthewBAIL 2 years ago
To answer why stings it all started in 1968 with Gabriele Veneziano stumbling on a old formula by the 200 year old mathematician, Eulder this formula explained the properties of interacting particles (what CERN does) in one fell swoop., but Vebeziano knew it worked but not why it worked, so not till the 1970 when 3 physicist tried to crack the Eulder code. and found that if u imagine elementary particles as 1-D vibrating strings it described the interactions it in Eulder's formula.
JmatthewBAIL 2 years ago
But to explain the stings and there vibrations, the harder it is for the sting to vibrate, depending on what particle they inhabit they have different tensions, the greater the tension the more energy it will have because it needs more energy to move. because looser strings need less energy to move, so less energy is what they have...and E=MC^2 tells us energy is matter, the tenser the string the greater energy the great energy = greater mass. This tells us why things are heavy and light.
JmatthewBAIL 2 years ago
and if you do read all these comments, then your understand should be better. I dont know how much u do know, so i hopes that enough. But the Light quanta(photons) have ZERO mass, this is because of quantum mechanics's Uncertainty Principle(in this case Fluctuation in energy) , and where just like normal wave, the fluctuations end up canceling the waves out, and when there are perfect cancellations you get a zero mass particle. So a photo has a very very very very small, almost no vibrations.
JmatthewBAIL 2 years ago
no you need to show the electron string :P
AlgeKalipso 4 years ago
they look like they're humping each other....
daw3 4 years ago 9
This is why they say you should never read youtube comments. :-S .
guysoft42 4 years ago 63
Youtube comments say more about the human condition than all the psychologists in the world put together. peace.
amabodie 4 years ago 3
@guysoft42 funny though
GeorgesBarras 1 year ago
@daw3 get a sense of humor dumb ass.
missmadirules 1 year ago
@daw3 whohohohohhsahahahaahahhah lol
esraretin 11 months ago
@daw3 Hahahahaha thumbs up
professorfontana 9 months ago
Interesting... if this theory is true then there could be a possibilty of the existance of parrallel universes.
CarbonSkyline 4 years ago 8
Well, parallel universes are becoming a popular mathematical solution in recent theoretical physics. However we have no experimental proof at the moment for any of it.
guysoft42 4 years ago 7
@guysoft42 Ancient religions have a connection with this theory, the ancient Vedas say there are infinite universes and it explains so much more, it covers the whole science.
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thoughtfix 4 years ago