The nature of matter (8/10)

[Voiderify]

haha, the apple turned brown by the end... thanks a lot for the effort.

[MaxFlared]

just like we never can find the end of the universe, we will never understand space and the smallest tiniest details building blocks that make up atoms.consciousness always acts as an expectations force.everywhere you look you will find an expectation of your holographic expression.that's why you can travel forever in the universe because it's all you mind, or consciousness.the farther you go the more you make up.reality doesn't exist without spectators.thats why we'll never prove these theories

[masterineverything]

lol "i've hardly started tony"

[TheShadow7426]

OMG!!! i should do that with my pound coins, hopefully i can make extra monies xD

[notfree25]

short and brief? damn where can i get the full version?

[RaoulNeppar]

The only boundaries are the ones we establish. Aristotle said "One should believe that nearly everything has been discovered often in a great span of time." But at each of these plateaus we find ourselves standing in a higher place where we can see in other directions. The only real limit to what can be known is the sum of all information contained in the universe. Information. Suddenly the path to the next plateau becomes visible.

[Pianoguy32]

wish i got a free 5p from banging pound coins together :p

[brindow1]

A charming chappie ! But its as if he puts in a huge effort in to try to be funny..a sort of comedian science lecturer ! A rather odd guy really. Still thanks for the vids which I enjoyed.

[EllaDekker]

Apart from a piece of apple too small to bother with.

[gnimmelfYT]

Wow, "the strong nuclear force"... now how did we "discover" that? -Well, we simply calculate how much force is needed to counter the positive repulsion of the protons, and voila: the number was HUGE! ..and that number BECAME the strong nuclear force. Talk about conjuring up a force...

[sjingelling]

nice set off balls ;) and love yr show ^^ keep it up, your the one explaining

[sjingelling]

nice set off balls ;)

[JBeezie428]

love these videos!!!

[Jump2893]

@JBeezie428 but god is real/?

[JBeezie428]

@Jump2893 can't say I agree with that.

[RustyShells]

2:36 - 2:52 = lol

[angelwings1086]

It sounds like we need another Einstein who can think out of the new, more scientifically advanced box. ^_^

[blenderpanzi]

Actually protons are made up 6 quarks, as said by @sixtysymbols (university of nottingham). The other 3 are not known for that long. There might even be more, or maybe not. We aren't sure yet. Well, that's what was said at @sixtysymbols (or what I can remember).

Oh and please make videos about all of the things mentioned in the end credits! Please!

[XGhiyathX]

Pish Posh professure

[ahmerrazaable]

thank u

[dolzaolcom]

Professor Stannard thank you for these fascinating talks. In this video you finally asked a question I can answer. The answer to the very first question you ask is ... applesauce.

[Films4You]

Quiet Tony, quiet you may not be CHARMing