Physics (Tutor) - Build The Time Machine !!!!!! (HQ)

[robloxTVdr777]

damn i wanted a real timemachine i need it because i made a mistake some days ago that can effect my life

[scientificboysclub]

@robloxTVdr777 you know sometimes may be in the future you would say Oh god good thing I didn't change the past even if I got the time machine and free will to change the past which is allowed by nature. mistakes are meant to be one big experiences of life. it is meant to correct your own self. just think if u make mistakes and correct in the past and remain never made a mistake you will be perfect human being... perfection got no curiosity no improvement nothing .

[robloxTVdr777]

@scientificboysclub well i was being sarcastic

[glamorou13]

I really go back in time to re mistake what I did and I can't get it off my head

[coolboylikethat]

@TommyKimball1 dude december 21 2012 is bs

[pivotmaster207]

I made this time machine in 1945. It is now 2011. I think I shaked the atoms to much or, it worked! I finally figure out about the internet and I run across this. Ahh.... good memories. It took me a while to get used to typing but, I did! P.S. I'm 11. So..... Now I'm 78 YEARS OLD.....

[Starcraft2Union]

@pivotmaster207 - I wish you banged a girl back then... cuz, no girl likes an 78 old man in our time now.

[uneyism]

well got a question buddy..we can see the past if we travel faster then light..but wht abt sound..since we are travelling faster then light..we wont be able to others or our self in the past every thing will be out of synch...am i right

[Starcraft2Union]

@uneyism - what a dumb ass you are. Traveling at the speed of light is only for the traveling part, eventually, once you reached the point where you meet the past, you stop and no longer traveling at the speed of light.

[MrTomsky16]

Thumbs up if youre watching this in 2047

[WarzSchoolchild]

Neutrinos???

[tyejss]

if i go back in time i will make my mom and my 2 older brothers come back to life

[Askfaristan123]

how do you put time travel through the wormhole?

[theliamorganisation]

I'm going to cause a temporal-quasality-loop meaning that I'll have created the universe

[Oxenfrey]

I'm gonna freeze myself like Walt Disney so someone can unfreeze me when time travel is possible. Then I can relive all the life I want. Mwahahahah.

[MrGhirbo]

time is not reversible

[lolzlmao11]

whats the song in the vid like at 4:35 and stuff

[zombiexer1]

I want a time machine because i lost pokemon black version and i needit back. Also when i was three i fell and cracked my tooth. So i want to stop those from happening.

[nabeelmerchant]

If we cant travel through time in the body, then we can travel time thrugh consciousness. Because time is a conscous phenomenon. As time in the mind can be extented and traversed.

[TimeTravelTruther]

The Merkabah is your true time machine. “VEHICLE OF VEHICLES” IS “MERKABAH” The work of a Master, as well as a manifestation of extraterrestrial technology of Light. Body of Light, a spiritual vehicle of Light (as pure energy vehicle), or a space technology that has instant acceleration with power to travel at 2.9 times (or more) the speed of light as defined by man. The vehicle has the ability to go through these portals, time tunnels or “wormholes :)o*o

[scientificboysclub]

@megalenellmith Hi Megalenellmith, I will currently I am busy with my Physics Exams .... I have planned a project work. soon you will be knowing ... thank you for your comment.

[1945joshuaruiz]

@scientificboysclub hey plz respond if time travel is impossible how is it possible and i wanna learn want to i have to do to study about time traveling cuz i so badly before i die want to go back to the pass london 1898 please respond and help me plz

[scientificboysclub]

@1945joshuaruiz more than 1000 Physicists are working on it, I am studying theories related to it. we do not have technology yet to travel at least 5% of speed of light. I am going to focus on that problem. we have to wait ok. all are working world is not sleeping ok. its not that easy! do not worry even I am working on it. so, if you want to do it by your self then study Physics !!

[1945joshuaruiz]

@scientificboysclub itz cuz look r u make it to go back in time or a wormhole cuz i so badly want to go 1898 plz how much time and how much would itcost to make a machine this magnitude respond plz

[scientificboysclub]

@1945joshuaruiz ok Now Let's assume that somehow Physicists invented the method to make wormhole or a time machine. Now the only people who can make this is NASA people Even if Nasa Had plans for this even they can't do anything it takes more than 10000000000000$ to make such kind of machine. now you tell me how this is possible for NASA when it always struggles for budget ?? we still need to improve ok we all are dreaming for it its not only you!! even I have many regrades from the past

[1945joshuaruiz]

@scientificboysclub but a time machine is not impossible 

[scientificboysclub]

@1945joshuaruiz Yes think about this Wright Brothers invented air plain and let as say that you tell them during 18th centuary that travelling to the moon is possible then even Wright brothers would make fun of you or a common man .now let us go back in time say that you claim that it is possible to travel in space. you explain it to Cave men or Homosapians our ancestor they all will say that you are mad or foolish to travel in space let us wait now theory says that this should be possible.

[1945joshuaruiz]

@scientificboysclub hey dude can u call me or text me later i really want to talk to you plz really seriously

[glamorou13]

The reason why I want to make a time machine is because I want to save Selena the singer cause it hurt to not seeing her and not know what she look like in real life.

So please help me and take me with you

[scientificboysclub]

@glamorou13 ok ok but it's too far in the future, we still need advanced technology and yet we just have time teavel in theory. I will do my best to make one when I will come up with right approch. Lots of Physicist are working ... moreover its far in the future...

I am just a student but still I will not give up on it. yes Selena is cool!

[20122017]

i built a nifty time mahinei and went to sept 2017 and the world had ended. omg, i could bet back so i made a nifty flux cspscitot ftom s bsg of nutd sn ernt bk to 3023

[samiha1985]

if i have sex with 3o oo0 k.m speed will i have kids in the future?

[Pawnage4Ever]

@samiha1985 at 30000 km per hour, there will be a very very little time slowing down but yes you will.. Lol

[lolzlmao11]

i dont get the way atoms work, so they are invisable, so pretty much i can put air in a jar, and i would get atoms or wat?

[doctorw2]

time travel is impossible for human beings becuase 1) the energy involved in such an undertaking would be massive dangerous and exspensive to contain 2) finding a suitable material that would not disenegrate and become unstable at light speeds 3)the human body can not withstand the rigours of deep space travel let alone the shock and stress of traveling backwards and forwards in time the mind can take only so much days become hours, hours become weeks, and weeks become years then centuries.

[101badchik]

wat if I killed my mother I would never be born

[snakev10v5]

with a lital help from a few friends of mine I think I could make this haha easy if you think of it all you need to do is make something that is able to do this. That is the hard part....lets give it a go anyway

[bbvvff]

Could it be possible to go to a different universe by mistake?

[4sostrander]

Since the atoms are too small to open with a screwdriver, we do it another way. THE SONIC SCREWDRIVER!

Grow to a larger size? Like, it's [i] bigger on the inside? [/i] Hmm, reminds me of a little blue box.'

Congratulations! You now have your Time And Relative Dimension(s) In Space, or TARDIS, for short. You can now meet The Doctor, who will help guide you through the Time Lord's existance.

Seriously though, this video was lacking Doctor Who references. A lot of them.

[9000pivot]

everything is relative

[akdk95]

cool

[21boxhead]

cant survive black holes or whatever hole because of huge amounts of radiation emitting thousands of lights years cross.

[TheIanful]

PLEASE READ THIS IF YOU THINK THAT BUILDING SOME BIG METAL BOX WILL TAKE YOU TO THE FUTURE. Say you wanted to go to the year 2036. that would be impossible, because 2036 hasn't happened yet. Say you wanted to go to the 1985. That would be possible, because that time period existed.

[smo699]

@TheIanful That's a philosophical question, not a scientific one.

[serclfs]

@TheIanful Who's to say we aren't living in the past?

[4sostrander]

@TheIanful You mean the big BLUE box.

[robertllynch]

I created a temporally-displaced wormhole time machine once when I was really drunk. I entered it in my apartment at about 9:00 PM and the next thing I remember was being in the dumpster outside the lesbian night club down the street at about noon the next day.

[TheIanful]

@robertllynch because you were drunk, dumbass.

[BettyBoop4ever25]

Great video:But one question:If a time paradox accures,does are present split to 2 alternative universes (our original universe and second universe which resulted to a change time traveller made OR would our universe simply implode and get replaced by that second universe?

[scientificboysclub]

Universe gets replaced. NO implosion ! just the matter of free will...

However, it's just a theory we still don't know free will exist or not...

Free will = multiple universe.

[vakeiniux321]

OMG Tbhis place is nothing but a GEEK show................Im speechless and don't bother replying..............

[scientificboysclub]

it's Nerd show ........

if I am not wrong Geek is for gadgets and computer obsessed people

[vakeiniux321]

@scientificboysclub



ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC REPLY WTF???

[scientificboysclub]

I think it's WTH ???

[glupsamja]

what about parallel universes?

if you go back you will go in a different universe.. there you can do anything you want.. that's with parallel universes i think. or maybe not?

thanks

[scientificboysclub]

@glupsamja dude you are correct about parallel universe. it is the concept of freewill, you can do any thing. but if there is no parallel universe .. you can't do any thing in past .. so, no freewill.

[lolzlmao11]

@glupsamja no

[mrhappy141612]

well you can do this or smoke alot of weed go to back in time

[Bosingr]

Great Scot Marty! Time to rebuild the Flux Capacitor!

[MrRegondor]

That is treu, my mistake. If you change the bast, you open a new dimension with a other timeline. If you go to the dimension you came from, nothing would have changed if you came back the same moment when you left. If you however go to the other dimension, your change will have taken effect.

[MrRegondor]

Nothing would change actually if you went back in time, because it already happend. If you saw Harry Potter 3, you know what I mean. The same in real life. If you went back in time, and saw your dad/mother as a teenager, he would tell you about it after, or even before you went back.

[scientificboysclub]

Well ,well ,well that's true When there is no free will ..If you have free will to do any thing in time .. it causes paradox . Hermine tried to avoid Paradox .. which can change the future,.. so, she just don't want to disturb the events that are going to happen in past ...If you have free will you can do any thing .. and time splits our past world to another new dimension of time..

[Starcraft2Union]

@MrRegondor - ur a fucking dumb ass. How can you use such example and conclude nothing would change, the fact that you would still exist does not mean you didn't change anything. In fact, if you didn't went back your dad/mother simply won't have any encounter with the future of you and they will never speak of such experience! And beside, you didn't need to refer to whatever happened in Harry Potter 3, just give out the damn example, no Harry Potter reference is required.

[abdi456001]

they say if u can make the earth spin the other way around it will cause time to go back wards on earth

[Jsanc2075]

I think you've been watching too much Superman

[abdi456001]

i dont watch superman i was just joking

[lennhart]

"they" are nuts!

[nickvee100]

ya you try that superman

[abdi456001]

i said i was joking stop frikin sayin shit

[musicsinger365]

I wonder if I met my dad as a kid or as a

teenager in the past!

[scientificboysclub]

Yes, that's the spirit !!

[Varinator]

Why should timetraveller change whole future just because he moved in time?

[Varinator]

Thats why we don't meet people from the future, because there is endless number of timelines, so it might be that no one actually aimed to travel to our timeline. If someone will travel in time to the past and meet us, we just will not see any change, because its different timeline. Each timeline lives its own life, so even if someone would travel back in time, just 1/10000000 miliseconds back, it would not affect our world in our timeline, because simply we would not be aware of that.

[Varinator]

(first of all, apologies for any mistakes, english is not my first language) Hmm.. regarding philosophical problems - i've got a theory that for every basic unit of time (if something like that exists) there is a separate timeline. Imagine a line with no begining or an end. Each point on that line is a different timeline which lives its own life.

[360fuorteen]

the speed off light thery is wrong!

ive figured out this whole world is a time mahine

[scientificboysclub]

What speed of light theory ? exactly ?

[Gerstein1]

If this has anything to do with time-zones, the earth moving at 90 miles a second, or anything to do with untested, inequational physics, SHUT UP 360.

[360fuorteen]

seed of light theory is wene you go around the world backwards at the speed of light ppl think that youll beback in time

[longlostdude]

Interesting, but I know another way to time travel.

#1. You piss off Chuck Norris.

#2. His deadly roundhouse kick will send you back to dinosaur times.

It really works.

[Nutellica89]

lol

[funincluded]

I've heard that if you do that in the souther hemisphere, you get sent forward in time

[Annima1016]

tutor me please! i have test coming up soon :D

[scientificboysclub]

what kind of test ?

[Annima1016]

a physics test on electromagnetic stuff and light stuff xD ahahah

[scientificboysclub]

don't worry dude .. soon i will b posting some tutorials .. but it will take some time.......... plz tell me the topics which u did not understand ...??

[Annima1016]

how would you go back in time then?

[scientificboysclub]

Go back in time hummm ?? well its theory of multiple Universe .... and you will find u r self in past when u will travel above the speed of light .......?? well IDk but some theories say so !??

[thunderpie50]

anti-matter/matter with negative mass/gravity is very very easy to make but hard to move/store

1 - pressure makes antigravity

whenever objects are under pressure they will weigh less

2 - the idea of 2 metal sheets together i a absolute 0 vaccum with eletricity running between it will force antimatter to create.

[scientificboysclub]

yeah !! ... this is the reason why physicist try to store it in strong magnetic field ......

[WolYou]

Time isn't "slowing down". Time has no "speed". Past present and future are useful illusions in our heads. In reality, there is no flow of time. Time is the substance of relation not a river you can swim backwards or forwards. Its the glue to connect cause and effect. Going back in time means to make that glue go away. It won't work in this universe. After such a time travel you'll probably find yourself in another universe :)

[scientificboysclub]

I am sorry Mr. ... you r wrong ... Think about this ... every one knows this ... time is a change right

- past change

- present change

- future change

time is not an illusion it's true reality of forth dimension of space and time ...

[scientificboysclub]

There was a time when u r kid ... there was a time when u r teen and u r time for u r adult hood ...

in each time there is a change compared to the past ... Time is nothing but a change with respect to your past ...

and u r correct in the concept of freewill !!

[rino152]

are you really going to try to talk your way to disproving a fact. jump on a plane with a super accurate clock and leave another clock on the ground at home the clock on the plane will have fallen behind slightly because you are moving very fast just not at the speed of light.

[scientificboysclub]

Physicist agree that there is no law in physics ... that disproves theory of time travel is wrong !!?!??!

it's already been proved that there is time dilation ..... hahhah

[b0w5er]

thats why sonic is late for everything lol

[scientificboysclub]

Well I own this vdo but not this animation and voice work .... cos this is from science channel Game I just need to edit add sound track accordingly !!... this game belongs to science channel and vdo belongs to me !! heheh

[IcyWrx]

lol this vid is funny

[zrodn001]

is this the vocal alienscientist channel or are you a different poster. nonetheless you have some good observations and astute analytical skills, i would love to have you as an assistant in a lab take care

[scientificboysclub]

Oh! man could plz tell me what's going on ??

[zrodn001]

scientific did you get the video clip from fallout video game and is that john titor poster real or an elaborate hoax, can you use and old ibm computer as a clock for time machine, your video explanation on time travel is brilliant well done

[scientificboysclub]

fallout video game ?? WHAT NO idk ??

[scientificboysclub]

i DID NOT GET ANY ??

[shinkengatsxa]

i dont really like the explanition of "time travel" when you look at the sun and it's been 8 minutes time. if i throw a rock at your face it isnt "time traveling" until it hits your face it is merely moving. the only difference of course being speed and size. were can i find the math on how speed affects time because it seems flawed to me it is only our inaccurate perceptions that make it seem like time travel.

[scientificboysclub]

Yo !! it's funny way of explanation!!! ... Ok there is one way that I can explain in your example ... this is the formula for velocity v=d/t ... distance by time .. it says velocity is inversely proportional to time .. so velocity increases .. time decreases .. so, as u travel with the velocity of light your time is different relative to others ... cos time always differs with velocity of one object ..

[scientificboysclub]

consider two twins born today !! say one twin bro name is A and other twin name is B .. now age of both twin is same .. say day 1 .. so, consider A travels with velocity of light using a spaceship .. and B is left alone on earth and B lives his life in ordinary way .. where as A travels with velocity of light which is absolute limit of speed in this universe .

[scientificboysclub]

so, at that velocity time slows down .. so, age of A will be probably have same age as first day ... or may be 10 days ..cos all these 49 years he has been traveling with velocity of light so, time slows down .. Do u know if u travel with velocity of light around earth in 1 sec .. u can revolve 7 times in a second so ..7 times around earth think about it ? how it is possible yeah time .

[scientificboysclub]

well this is called Twin Paradox ... or Time dilation .. this is funny way of explanation in this video .. every one loved it only u r not ..?? it is a lot to me hahahh.. watch it again ??

[shinkengatsxa]

no i did enjoy it i just thought it was a little too dumbed down. what you have given me are examples of how einstines theory worked. not proofs, where is evidence of such a phenomonon. it seems the wrong side of the equasion is being looked at. as distance doesnt change when velocity increases, only the time taken to travel the distance decreases there is no effect on the objects traveling.

[scientificboysclub]

to an accuracy of 5 to 10 meters that weigh only a few ounces and cost around $100.

GPS was developed by the United States Department of Defense to provide a satellite-based navigation system for the U.S. military. It was later put under joint DoD and Department of Transportation control to provide for both military and civilian navigation uses.

[scientificboysclub]

Each satellite carries with it an atomic clock that "ticks" with an accuracy of 1 nanosecond (1 billionth of a second). A GPS receiver in an airplane determines its current position and heading by comparing the time signals it receives from a number of the GPS satellites (usually 6 to 12)

[scientificboysclub]

and triangulating on the known positions of each satellite. The precision is phenomenal: even a simple hand-held GPS receiver can determine your absolute position on the surface of the Earth to within 5 to 10 meters in only a few seconds (with differential techiques that compare two nearby receivers, precisions of order centimeters or millimeters in relative position are often obtained in under an hour or so).

[scientificboysclub]

To achieve this level of precision, the clock ticks from the GPS satellites must be known to an accuracy of 20-30 nanoseconds. However, because the satellites are constantly moving relative to observers on the Earth, effects predicted by the Special and General theories of Relativity must be taken into account to achieve the desired 20-30 nanosecond accuracy.

[scientificboysclub]

Because an observer on the ground sees the satellites in motion relative to them, Special Relativity predicts that we should see their clocks ticking more slowly (see the Special Relativity lecture). Special Relativity predicts that the on-board atomic clocks on the satellites should fall behind clocks on the ground by about 7 microseconds per day because of the slower ticking rate due to the time dilation effect of their relative motion.

[scientificboysclub]

As such, when viewed from the surface of the Earth, the clocks on the satellites appear to be ticking faster than identical clocks on the ground. A calculation using General Relativity predicts that the clocks in each GPS satellite should get ahead of ground-based clocks by 45 microseconds per day.

[scientificboysclub]

If these effects were not properly taken into account, a navigational fix based on the GPS constellation would be false after only 2 minutes, and errors in global positions would continue to accumulate at a rate of about 10 kilometers each day! The whole system would be utterly worthless for navigation in a very short time. This kind of accumulated error is akin to measuring my location while standing on my front porch in Columbus,

[scientificboysclub]

The engineers who designed the GPS system included these relativistic effects when they designed and deployed the system. For example, to counteract the General Relativistic effect once on orbit, they slowed down the ticking frequency of the atomic clocks before

[scientificboysclub]

Relativity is not just some abstract mathematical theory: understanding it is absolutely essential for our global navigation system to work properly!

[shinkengatsxa]

simple velocity cant do anything. take in the account we are sitting on a rock spinning 1000mph (if at the equator) that couppled with the speed of our covering our orbit in a mere year. at any given moment we are moving at an incredible rate, yet time is not affected in our relation to other objects.

[scientificboysclub]

no first know about GPS systems ...

Consider for a moment that when you are riding in a commercial airliner, the pilot and crew are navigating to your destination with the aid of the Global Positioning System (GPS). Further, many luxury cars now come with built-in navigation systems that include GPS receivers with digital maps, and you can purchase hand-held GPS navigation units that will give you your position on the Earth (latitude, longitude, and altitude)

[scientificboysclub]

A GPS receiver in a car can give accurate readings of position, speed, and heading in real-time!

[scientificboysclub]

Further, the satellites are in orbits high above the Earth, where the curvature of spacetime due to the Earth's mass is less than it is at the Earth's surface. A prediction of General Relativity is that clocks closer to a massive object will seem to tick more slowly than those located further away.

[scientificboysclub]

The combination of these two relativitic effects means that the clocks on-board each satellite should tick faster than identical clocks on the ground by about 38 microseconds per day (45-7=38)! This sounds small, but the high-precision required of the GPS system requires nanosecond accuracy, and 38 microseconds is 38,000 nanoseconds.

[scientificboysclub]

Ohio one day, and then making the same measurement a week later and having my GPS receiver tell me that my porch and I are currently about 5000 meters in the air somewhere over Detroit.

[scientificboysclub]

they were launched so that once they were in their proper orbit stations their clocks would appear to tick at the correct rate as compared to the reference atomic clocks at the GPS ground stations. Further, each GPS receiver has built into it a microcomputer that (among other things) performs the necessary relativistic calculations when determining the user's location.

[scientificboysclub]

they were launched so that once they were in their proper orbit stations their clocks would appear to tick at the correct rate as compared to the reference atomic clocks at the GPS ground stations. Further, each GPS receiver has built into it a microcomputer that (among other things) performs the necessary relativistic calculations when determining the user's location.

[scientificboysclub]

blah blah but say what ever u want its happening in every day life ?? it is u r problem not understanding even after explaining so far ??

plz read relativity ?? and feel awesome power of science or jet proved by every one that u have an average mind can't understand scientific topics ??

[scientificboysclub]

The current GPS configuration consists of a network of 24 satellites in high orbits around the Earth. Each satellite in the GPS constellation orbits at an altitude of about 20,000 km from the ground, and has an orbital speed of about 14,000 km/hour (the orbital period is roughly 12 hours - contrary to popular belief, GPS satellites are not in geosynchronous or geostationary orbits).

[scientificboysclub]

The satellite orbits are distributed so that at least 4 satellites are always visible from any point on the Earth at any given instant (with up to 12 visible at one time).

[AlienScientist]

According to the way time manifests itself on the complex plane, time travel (or a 5th dimensional alteration of the 4th dimension: time) would produce multiple universes.

However if you look at every day normal situations (like the decision to comment on a video for example) Think of all the different combinations of letters or possibilities of what you could write.

You could surmise that infinite parallel universes exist for each of these possibilities, up until the point you hit Post...

[kristijan12]

Yes, maybe all those superpositions of particles shown in double slit experiment actually continue to exist in every single position only it leaves to another universe.

I am not sure who said that but its a fascinating thought.

[scientificboysclub]

hey u r the one from Naked scientist ?? who posted a question ??

If it's u the thanks for asking !!

yeah, it's fascinating thought. I love it..

[scientificboysclub]

Yeah u r right !! science dude !!

[scientificboysclub]

possibilities huh ?? yeah each possibility leads to each dimension of time .. man I love this

[scientificboysclub]

Hey AlienScientist who r u ? and why all the ppl r talking about u ?

[AlienScientist]

I studied physics in college as an undergrad, I got into physics after reading books by Richard Feynman and Stephen Hawkings. About 3 years ago I began researching various "anti-gravity" technologies after I stumbled across an interesting paper by Dr. Eugene Podkletnov who was employed at a super-conductor factory/research center in Finland. I have since found about 9 other references to similar technology from a variety of different sources.

I just use my physics knowledge to communicate data.

[scientificboysclub]

Wow u r awesome !! sir !!!

[scientificboysclub]

Well I would like u to ask about antimatter ?? Well its a matter like our matter on earth but it have Negative property and it should have property of anti gravity and does aliens use it as fuel ??

[AlienScientist]

Actually anti-matter has normal gravity. There is a theoretical form of matter called "Dark Matter" which has anti-gravity, but it's never actually been observed. Dark Matter is science fiction while anti-matter is a fact.

Antimatter is said to be the most costly substance in existence, with an estimated cost of $62,500,000,000 per milligram.

Antimatter is produced in high energy collisions (particle accelerators like the LHC & CERN produce it)

Capturing it and storing it is difficult and slow.

[scientificboysclub]

But Dark Matter is real .. ok I will send u a vdo which tells about the darkmatter !!

[igotapochahontas]

so how is this antimatter produced? i had no idea they discovered it as most of my physics knowledge is newtonian and einstienian based not quantom. i was guna build a machine i suspected would produce it but a particle accelerator is easier. can u give me a link/ resource? sorry bout the spelling

[hotpeng]

Well, It's really good to see that not all scientist is keeping all their knowledge to them self...We need more people like you !!! :)

[zrodn001]

he is a highly intelligent astute commentator and video architect who has a gift of explaining complex topics on science and mathematics. he should be praised and thanked for his ability to grace his presence, through U Tube, in front of us. there are similar intellects such as the gravationalist however their level of arrogance supersedes their intelligence. you have a bright light, a good specimen of genetics, and intellectual prowess. give extreme respect and space to his comments.

[mvlady]

I heard on tv that scientist have less then 1/4 grams of antimatter and that it is very hard to produce but the energy of it is so great that a marble size of antimatter would b enough to launch a spaceship in to space 60 times :)

[scientificboysclub]

Well you heard 100% correct dude !! thanks for watching !!

[Zargogo]

@mvlady youve been lied to. no one has seen antimatter

[sirfrunky]

time travel rules!

[scientificboysclub]

OH! YEAH IT'S HOT TOPIC IN PHYSICS !!

[blackdeath610]

As someone who is utterly OBSESSED with Physics I have to say It was well made, albeit extremely Dumbed Down explanations of Various Physics Concepts.

I give it 5 Stars.

[scientificboysclub]

thanks physics dude !!!

[raidanknigge]

n1 :D

[KSICorn]

darn i ran out of negitive energy last night =(

[b0w5er]

love this!

[scientificboysclub]

Thanks science dude!!

[danielbernardhdl]

but, it is the old model from 2057, i have the new one

[kik9909]

nice clip

[DaStyle1990]

Haha, that was awesome!

[adv1k]

i really enjoyed this :D

[scientificboysclub]

thanks !!

[AnduinX]

Love it!