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  • THESE! ARE! SPARTICLES!

  • im not sure what demention u live in..lo

  • and the mistake is the way that leaves no trace information when you move.

    its a buby hipotecis.

  • perhaps the information is a being from another dimecion.

  • pls i wana know how other dimetions affect the fisics law and what about other universe?

    is other univerce mean other dimentions? and if other univerce have other fisic law and it can not conclude to the same next dimention is it posible?

  • Michio Kaku breaking it down like a boss.

  • @youme1414 okay =P

  • Listen to Bob Lazar's account of how they tested an alien craft 'gravity amplifiers' and how they focused it into a 'small black dot' and made tests with it.

    He was discredited and debunked by scientists more than 20 years ago when he said gravity have two types that acts on an atomic level and the normal kind and propagates as a wave, but now physicists all agree that this is true.

  • I have a feeling where all gonna die!!!!

  • @SLIMIIN3GII he said the black hole is the size of a proton. that can not even suck in sound.

  • Why don't we have a guy like Michio Kaku as president? lol

  • @AlexDiavolo1 Have him as your president. He can't be mine!

  • This Doc :)) is damn right, I allways thought we understand so little of physics cose we are using only 4 dimensions. Using only what we can see with our today senses , and creating math formulas with only 4 dimension is the thing that keeps us down.

  • I allways love Physics ..But i allways hated math. I believe we make huge mistakes using math to be able to describe physics. We should be able to comunicate our knoledge to each other without using math limitations. I bet human brains can conected ''wireless " and create super networks :)) without loosing all time and and loosing data using math as '' encrytion'':))

  • @qpae123 ''encryption':))

  • 1:11 SPARTA-cles ^_^

  • what happened in CERN a few weeks ago????

  • @scottjacobable they have found something that behaves different to matter, so assumption of existence of antimatter seems to be true ( given their results are correct, which is more likely). so if antimatter exists then our current model of physics will need major upgrade. it can change so much for us PLUS it will also prove that universe came into existence frm practically, Nothingness. everything that we see in universe is just 1% of the matter/antimatter that existed and disappeared.

  • @scottjacobable and also, our universe came into existence becuz of a ROUNDING error ie 1% matter escaped antimatter or didnt have counterpart. conclusion is, we r moving towards what many scientists have believed, existence frm nothingnes and nothingness frm existance.

  • @chinamanspeakenlis closing the circle.

  • Haha we should start calling it the puny large hadron collider

  • This is actually interesting, especially after what happened at CERN a few weeks ago.

    Hmmm..

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  • A black hole eating the entire studio all of a sudden at 0:46 would have been perfect comic timing (I'm not being sarcastic)

  • puny large hadron collider lol.

  • Michio Kaku is a idiot. the universe is made of geometry no matter how farfetched that sounds. physicists don't use their eye ball their use their brain lobes. for them everything is a equation all based on hypothetical units of matter that only describe behavior and not an actual objects. detectors don't detect particles, they detect interference patterns peaks as quanta.big bang is for kids who have never learned about logic.

  • @coldarc You're wrong. Unequivocally wrong.

    The Universe is NOT made of symmetry because celestial matter expand outwards over time, not staying the same. Who's to say that everything expand at the same rate? Physicists are scientists, and they collect data based on observation to generate theories to explain their observation. Detectors are means of collecting expected or unexpected data that are placed into charts for re-observation. They all follow the Scientific Method, anyway.

  • @KurogetsuOokami i didn't say there is anything wrong about the scientific method, i just say these people are very narrow minded when it comes to observations. the universe behave like garden of flowers growing in size. galaxies form circles two and two that expand in size over time. the inner circle pair become as large as the outer and more spiral arms get added as the galaxy grow older. the number of spiral arms represent what ever its a triangle square pentagon or a hexagon and so on.

  • @coldarc Well you certainly opposed the thinking that associated with it. These are all theories, and we do not yet have the technology in order to prove them. And as long as their not proven, why should you be going around cursing them for their "narrow-minded"-ness? They spent years analyzing and collecting data while you do what? Thinking they're wrong? BS.

  • @KurogetsuOokami i don't think your fully understand what i am saying. there is no mysteries, only fallaciously science.

    the inner workings of the universe is not hidden from us. separateness is deceiving.

    particles are separate objects. nature already violate that reality.

  • @coldarc Nature can do whatever it wants, and we can't stop it anyway. Science is what we use to predict things, and it contains these puzzles that we have to solve. How can you be so sure that what you believe is true?

  • @KurogetsuOokami there is evidence that is in my favor in many disciplines of science. examples, karl pribram david bohm the holographic universe a alternative to the quantum model which explain quantum effects.

    Kristian Birkeland the father of plasma experiments in the laboratory and space.

    Wallace Thornhill and David Talbott the electric universe.

    a good resource on standing wave and harmonic resonace that involve geometry and that is blaze labs research.

  • @coldarc Great minds think alike. These include the three big brains of astrophysics, Dr. Einstein, Dr. Hawking and Dr. Kaku. You can place your theories all you like. What you get is a simple "No" from all three of them. They wouldn't announce their findings so carelessly so that someone like you can detest it.

  • @KurogetsuOokami

    stan deyo anti gravity explains gravity in form of a resonant standing wave inside a cola bottle at the top of a speaker. a lorents O corkscrew smoke ring and a thermoelectric converter based on the homopolar generator that is the parallel to the  standing wave field that keeps you on the ground were harmonic resonance unify gravity with electromagnetism.

  • @coldarc Good, now translate all that to the Queen's English. I cannot understand your terms, "stand deyo" and "a lorents O corkscrew." WTF? Your grammar is also broken. Talking to you is tough business. I know what terms you use, so don't think you can appear to be smart by bursting out vocabulary.

  • @KurogetsuOokami why not spend some time doing a little research on the people i mentioned. i used 10 years to get to the understanding i have now. any biased thinking will prevent you from learning about stuff you never knew existed. of course take everything with a pinch of salt.

  • @coldarc I have better things to do with my time, like studying on Dr. Kaku's lectures. For one, they make sense and they are logical, something you don't seem to radiate. Frankly, your ten years have drove you mad. And I'm taking your conversation bland.

  • @KurogetsuOokami im not mad. your wasting your life on the wrong horse with these clowns, but good luck. i hope you get lost in your own equation one day with your mensa jigsaw puzzles.

  • @coldarc Nah, I can see which horse is best, no need for you. I follow the trend, if these guys are proven to be hoaxes, I'll turn the other way. Society is democratic, you know.

  • @coldarc Claims that the most logical theory of them all is 100% wrong, the one trying to explain everything (M). Belives that 5-6 different theories are right at the same time, even tough they contradict the crap out of each other (hypocrite much). Don't know the difference between your and you're. Spendt 10 years researching.

    YEAH. You did not waste your time.

    By the way, yes umad.

  • @KurogetsuOokami filamentary currents flow between galaxies and stars and fuel them with energy trough electric forces. a stars is formed when several filamentary currents crisscross and form phase conjugating standing wave structures. what you call gravity is electricity trapped in a standing wave. smaller standing wave structures form around stars and become planets. the electrical energy that escape the electrically charged plasmoid star radiate as light microwaves x-rays and gamma rays.

  • @coldarc I don't need you to explain gravity to me. What you know about it makes you defy the thinking of scientists, which may differ from yours because they may have had your thinking until someone or something changed their minds. My point is that you are prematurely identifying the way science works in Dr. Kaku's mind, and if you were to sit down with him and argue using your way of thinking, there is a 500% chance he will use you to mop the floor, with both hands free to drink tea.

  • @KurogetsuOokami black holes are only used to explain science own creation myth, the Big Bang. it was a Atheist substitute for a belief in god. there is two things big bang cosmology and religion have in common and that is that both rely on something created out of nothing whatever trough a god or on its own, and that the universe must have a beginning. so if you don't believe in fairy tales don't believe in the Big Bang.

  • @coldarc So you're saying that science does not exist at all? A lot of it is influenced by cosmology and without brains like Einstein, Dr. Hawking and Dr. Kaku, we wouldn't know diarrhea shit from applesauce. So you believe this "god" can create anything out of nothing. Well, then he can hold you on this planet and another 7 billion plus over 30 billion creatures and substances and buildings from falling off the surface without gravity? Shut up and float the fuck away.

  • @KurogetsuOokami are you a idiot? the coin always have two sides. newton don't explain how gravity works, newton describe how gravity seem to behave. Einstein give gravity depth and allow space to be the medium for the passage of time whatever slow of fast. Einstein coin the refraction of light photons. on one side of the coin science is doing science, on the other side of the coin science is a religion. Georges Lemaître was the father of the Big Bang a Catholic priest.

  • @coldarc No, I'm not an idiot, I'm someone who trusts people that spend all their lives unraveling mysteries that the other 6 billion cannot do. I didn't say Newton explained how gravity works, nor did I say anything about Einstein "giving" gravity depth and "allow" space to be a medium. Just because a priest proposed a theory in science doesn't make science a religion. Science is based on fact, as in observation, not religion, it's basically something a person makes up and the world follows.

  • Dr. Kaku refers to the sparticles as the "Higgs boson" otherwise known as the "God particle."

  • @KurogetsuOokami

    He refers to sparticles as the hypothetical super-symetrical particles (google Supersymmetry for info).

    One other potential discovery the LHC may make or falsify.

  • @ytmoog No, I meant what Dr. Kaku said about the "Higgs boson" when retelling the story, and stated about God and stuff.

  • @KurogetsuOokam

    Not sure what you mean then, supersymmetry seems unrelated to that story.

  • that guy is like what the fuck he talking about

  • Are you a god ?

    no

    then....die!

    Ray, when someone asks you if you're a god, you say "YES!"

  • do this sparticles only battle in armies of 300? thumbs up if you get it

  • 0:57 laugh of relief

  • i could sit here for hours just listening to michio talk

  • THIS IS SPARTICLES !!! *turns on puny large hadron collider*

  • Michio works for Nasa, wake up all!! he is a freemason!! People that work for Nasa are

    all freemasons. Research this!

  • @SahMai

    Will you idiots just shut up already about FreeMasons and all that BS? Will you use any opportunity to complain about that, just any opportunity? Get a life.

  • @Illumirage you need to wake up! You don't know what is happening around you!

    you're still asleep! A life you should try and get! or are you a freemason at the bottom of the list?

  • @SahMai

    That little rant of yours was, cute...

    Funny, you're telling me a lot about me, for having never met me and all.

    Are you off your meds or something?

  • @SahMai hah, ur crazy u do know that

  • @wazfrmoz A crazy person doesn't know what is happening around them!

    It is obvious you don't! He is one of them!!! If you like it or not!!! You're the type of person that will never wake up! I woke up many moons ago!! Keep on sleeping!

  • @SahMai hah,. dw, i had my freemason/illuminati moment, but i just happen to grow up from that, ur the type of person who doesnt accept change i guess, hah, theres a reason that people like michio are educated and people like you are stupid nutcases who like to spread bullshit because u really have nothing better to do. ITS CALLED GLOBALISATION BITCH, GET USED TO IT!

  • @SahMai Einstein defined craziness as doing the same thing over and over again, and hoping for different results. Stop trying, go away.

  • Uh oh...String theorists.

  • @coasterman16 string theorie's math has been one of the building blocks used by physicists at the RHIC. actually recently they collided gold ions to produce a super liquid with a temperature of 4 trillion degrees Celsius. string theory is practical.

  • @coasterman16 string theorie's math has been one of the building blocks used by physicists at the RHIC. actually recently they collided gold ions to produce a super liquid with a temperature of 4 trillion degrees Celsius. string theory is practical.

    brookhaven national laboratory's relativistic heavy ion collider

  • They need to harness the energy of a star to detect the missing energy from the collision which would detect these extra dimensions of space!

  • Thumbs up if you wanna slap this stupid arab guy across his face!!

  • we as humans will eventually be the end of our own civilization. For example blowing up a nuclear bomb in space. Who's idea was that? It's like dealing with children, let's just see what happens when we try this. LHC is another example. in 'theory' the black holes will disappear, but unfortunately no one really knows what will happen.

  • @eddysvideos33 Incorrect. Miniature black holes would have to accrete matter to destroy the world, something of which they are incapable at such tiny, almost infinitesimally small sizes. And that's without mentioning Hawking Radiation, for which there is a strong body of evidence. Seriously, do some research before you start speculating about potential catastrophes.

  • @SaigheadBhriste My point is it's theory till it's tested. We've effed up in the past. Do you think they knew exactly what would happen from detonating a nuclear bomb in space? It's all theory until it's actually tested.

  • @eddysvideos33 You're confusing the theoretical with the hypothetical. Theories are backed up by evidence from scientific methods, eg. in the case of relativity. The idea of stable miniature black holes spiralling out of control has been explored before with black holes from cosmic rays and since extraterrestrial bodies such as neutron stars have proved to be stable, we are given another reason to believe that miniature black holes pose no danger. You're worrying about hypotheses, not theories.

  • @SaigheadBhriste theory: A supposition or a system of ideas intended to explain something, esp. one based on general principles independent of the thing to be explained. The 'big bang' is a theory. Although theory is based on some facts it's not always 100% certain. Hence the word 'Supposition' in the definition. That's why you need to test it before it becomes 'law'. (e.g. law of gravity) It's hypothesis, Model, Theory, then law. I know what im talking about.

  • @eddysvideos33 What evidence is there that we're wrong? Black holes produced by cosmic rays are of energies higher than anything resulting from the LHC. The continued existence of the Earth and the sun is evidence of the non-danger of said black holes - if higher energy black holes produced by interactions with cosmic rays aren't swallowing neutron stars, then ones produced at CERN aren't going to swallow the Earth. Questioning theories is pointless unless there's a good reason to doubt them.

  • @SaigheadBhriste Well a neutron star would be really hard to swallow considering it's billion*billion of times more dense than the earth and it's mass is bigger at pretty much the same scale. In fact, it's probably the densest thing other than a black hole itself.

  • @Raptorel A supermassive black hole could easily swallow a neutron star. Anything that goes inside the Schwarzschild radius is not coming out again. It's not the density that matters here, it's its proximity to the black hole.

  • @SaigheadBhriste Well supermassive black holes are in the centers of galaxies usually. So... you know, our star revolves around one already. You don't want to tell me that there are supermassive blackholes produced by cosmic rays do you?

  • @Raptorel I'd just like to point out that you've supported my argument. I claim that black holes can swallow stars, but only when they're large enough to accrete matter, for example when it's supermassive. Black holes produced by cosmic rays are not capable of doing this! If miniature black holes are not even able to accrete matter with very dense bodies, then it's certainly not going to be able to accrete matter with a much sparser body. Our disagreement is where precisely?

  • @SaigheadBhriste Well my point was that a neutron star has a much higher gravity than a cosmic ray miniature black hole. If anything, the black hole would be swallowed by the neutron star and not the other way around.

  • @Raptorel Neutron stars don't swallow black holes. While neutron stars are dense, they are nowhere near as dense as black holes and their gravitational fields are nowhere near as strong. whenever there's a winner, it's always going to be the black hole. In the case of miniature black holes, there is strong reason to believe that they dsintegrate via Hawking radiation.

  • @SaigheadBhriste It doesn't make any sense... I mean, I understand a black hole is collapsed onto itself but still, that's a MINIATURE black hole, microscopical, while a neutron star is the closest thing in terms of gravity to a black hole and it's supposed to have a much higher gravity than a microscopic black hole.

  • @Raptorel It's determined by its gravitational field at the surface. If the black hole is big enough to accrete matter, it will swallow anything that does not exceed its escape velocity at that distance. Otherwise, it "evaporates". Either way it is irrelevant, because neutron stars continue to be stable in the face of such miniature black holes.

  • Sparticles is a michio definition of something that cant be proved to exist.

    Amd it might exist, if there is one person i would trust in his findings its michio,

    but just because he says "sparticles" doesnt mean you have to say the same.

    Its all related to the same subject that has the sign "questionmark" to all its questions. So We'll examine how things are the moment we can all get to orbit.

  • Qft is shit that goes above my head. But how his quantum gravity related to the gravitational effect of black holes on the universe? Just like "sparticles" dont exist, neither do tiny black holes. I am aware that these holes are unstable.

    And that a black hole either eats or dies.

    I wouldnt call it a ionized quark soup however.

  • I ment at the beginning of the universe:p

  • There is no such thing as tiny black holes. The mass for an old STAR to collapse and form a black hole is more than 3 times the mass of the Sun, so a lot of people have to go back to school.

  • @wizardofmadness

    Ofcourse theres something as tiny black holes. Maybe you should do some education.

    Micro black holes are thought to be spawn and die within the space fabric.

    The minimal mass of a black hole is calculated trough the planck mass. The kinetic energy that powers a black hole in existance is equal to a electronvolt.

    If both the planck mass and the kinetic energy equivalent of 1 electronvolt are pressurized within the schwarzschild radius (schwarzschild radius means

  • @Armigo91 You're just thinking of geometry. If it were true at the qft level, quantum gravity would be trivial.

  • @wizardofmadness

    pressurizing mass (earth) to a radius at which the gravitational constant equals the speed of light causing a event horizon which makes it a black hole in the first place.

    So there are tiny black holes. Its just that they mostly do not form naturally. It probably happened alot at the beginning of the solar system. Gamma ray bursts, galactic collisions, and the existance of antimatter could possible still create the funds to create a dozen of undiscovered tiny holes.

  • @Armigo91 Even if the energy density of a qgp were of the order of a black hole or even higher, that would not be a tiny black hole. It would be at most, 'ionized' space time or the extra dimensions that are actually being sought, for super symmetry evidences. Remember sparticles?

  • Ummm..umm..hmmmm....HIGGS BOSON

  • @jci10 If you studied science and phsysics, you would be aware of the fact that we only clarify a substance that we don't understand as dark matter. Scientists still don't know exactly what it is or sure-fire ways to experiment with it. Sorry, but we are still a very young civilization and cannot claim to know everything about the universe when we haven't even been able to travel outside of our own galaxy yet or closely examine other galaxies and their planets.

  • MADNESS? THIS IS SPARTICLE!

  • Its the genesis wave..........its on a buildup to detonation. Mr. Scott ....we need warp speed in 3 minutes or we're all dead!!!!!!!

  • For strangelets to pose a hazard at a HIC, four conditions would

    have to be met. Strangelets would have to be stable in bulk at zero external pressure. If strangelets is not stable, it wont form spontaneously.

    Strangelets would have to be at least metastable for very small atomic mass, for

    only very small strangelets can conceivably be created in HIC. It must be possible to produce such a small, metastable strangelet in a HIC. The stable composition of a strangelet MUST be negatively charged.

  • "We don't understand what 96% of the Universe is made of". Someone should talk to Michio about Dark Energy and Dark Matter. He seems fairly ignorant on this matter.

  • @jci10 dark matter and etc is just a cover name of something we have no idea what it is lol

  • @jci10 We don't know anything about the nature of dark energy and dark matter, they've just been given those names because calculations indicate that they must be there, but they aren't measured in normal matter and energy.

  • Whats up with all the physicist with the same Einstein hair doo?

  • yes kelvin we r still here but for how long the events of this year eg floods australia, quake NZ, Quake Tsunami Japan could b an indication of the beginning of strangelet phenominum taking place the process of anti-matter obsorbing matter can take several yrs to eventuate but will gain momentum as it grows

  • this research will create particles strangelets these strangelets will create a unparalleled amount of gravitational energy sink to the centre of earth & start to digest the planet creating a "blackhole" the blackhole will then distablise the Earth triggering a number of sizemic events eg Japan quake notice whirlpools in the Sea after Tsumami off Japan evidence of magnetic disturbance beneath the Earths crust finally Earth inself will implode into this phenominum genesis is not for mankind

  • @suparocstar well, they have the LHC active for a long time already, as far as I know, we arent in a black hole...

  • @kelvinjanssen95 these kooks r playing with forces beyond our understanding its one thing to experiment with the forces of earthly physics but go beyond to the forces that created the universe and not fully understand the science is crazy they dont understand what they are playing with we are talking about forces that destroy stars 1000s of times the size of Earth universal science far beyond the human IQ

  • If only Michio Kaku was there when they ask that question. He would have saved the day and have that God damn machine built (no pun intended).

  • THIS IS A SPARTICLES!!!

  • "read the mind of God". Yeah, that's not reaching, I can compare that belief to the Tower of Babel and you saw how well that ended.

  • @PT1231 Actually sir I didn't see anything from the tower of babel... did you?

  • never mind their size, think its amazing we can create black holes in in the first place, 

  • Michio Kaku is utterly insane, and so are his black hole-making buddies.

  • Uh uuh....uum...Higgs Boson.

  • its there dream not the peoples were doomed

  • 10 billion euro's??? how about using it to end world hunger? neh? shrimate! hmmm.. anyway there is still a percentage of it making the machine unstable. now that earthquake are frequent in the world.

  • @emorocker168 If we keep advancing in science world hunger may well be cured. What's better, a cure for a disease or 100 thousand iron lungs?

  • @emorocker168 the only way to end world hunger is not to spend 10billion $, but to end the fed , kill off imf, ecb. bankrupt the banks. free us from debt.

  • Did the guy on the left just insinuate that the 4th dimension, was the internet?

  • @AlwaysDisagreeing Hawkings radiation is, of course, purely theoretical. Although improbable, if this minuscule theory is wrong, we are fucked lol.

  • this...is...SPARTICLES.

  • i wear SPECTACLES!

  • Michio Kaku not only makes complex topics accessible to the layman, he makes them remarkably interesting. I dream to be half as smart as that man.Thanks to Kaku I plan on going for a degree in physics. You f'n rock Michio!

  • I wonder what is the latest news about this hadron collider?

  • @mrpion33r well I'm not the one who is gonna bring you the news but just to say that I'm interested too xD if you find anything let me know and so will I :)

  • heh, but are these particles that hit earch, mini black holes? NO they are not. So isn't the concept of a black hole that it keeps sucking in everything around it? so it will take 20 years, but it will suck in everything!!! OOOOOOOOOOOOOO

  • I'm pretty sure Michio is a Yogi

  • Anybody else think of Wrath of Khan when he said Genesis Machine?

  • This machine gets us closer to Phil Collins? Sweet deal.

  • SandustanBrasov

    Through the relativity theory of Einstein of over one century, it hold with strength - as a conspiracy a general activity of intellectual stultify of the planetary population. From relativity theory proceed the notion of: singularity, big bang, black holes and holes of worm. From 1905 and till now 2011, the disciples of to Einstein, preach with contumely, as scientific elements of high class these theoretical confusions, these absurdities from which they had made a business.

  • is anyone else in love with Michio in the least gayest way possible?

  • @IIZODIIAC Yup, he's one of the most intelligent and interesting people in the world. I would love to have a personal conversation with him, and maybe he could have my babies <3 lol jk I'm not gay, but I do have a lot of respect for him :)

  • @AGVZ777 lol yeah he would lose me on his second sentence but that would be cool : )

  • @IIZODIIAC you bet I love Michio Kaku. He is a genuine thinker. Einstein said "Imagination is more important than knowledge". After all, a mind is not a vessel to be *filled* but rather, a fire to be *kindled*

  • @TFWC88 absolutely, without imagination knowledge would not exist so i agree with that 100%

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