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Ha it's funny I remember when I played my friend's 3DS I couldn't figure out why the 3d didn't work for me. Years later I found out I had alternating exotropia.

Wish you had more like this.

Excellent in all respects. Thank you.

History aside, as someone who has had to explain these basic scientific and medical concepts to students, I just want to point out how brilliant this video is educationally. I've used the tree analogy to describe different types of stem cells with my students and it works every time, and I point them towards your videos. Thanks!

9:59 how tf is there a pillar below the one for hydrogen or am I just an idiot

Should have called Bill Watkins

exatamente esse tema da diferença entre censura repressiva e censura preventiva é essencial, é o "x" do problema

Ninovium does not exist anymore.

44:14

i thought this said the guy who faked human coloring

does someone know the name of the song at cca 4:00?

Bill Nye was just being a fucking asshole the entire time. None of it is funny or entertaining on any level.

What an amazing documentary(both parts) Only just discovered your channel. Looking forward to watching more of your work.

Where did you find the quotes from Dr. Verbaarschot? I'm an undergrad at Stony Brook and am taking a class with him. I can't find any articles regarding this online with him being interviewed and am curious!

This man did scorigami of the periodic table That might be the coolest jon episode homage yet

When the music played at 35:53 it fucking horrified me and the drop literally made my jaw drop (hahah get it?) I’m Canadian and I’ve never heard of this before so I’m glad to know about it (Also p.s, can someone tell me what that creepy music that plays at this time?)

1:29 Albert Einstein's Wario doppelganger.

I did not expect to watch an entire 80 minute video about discovering elements, especially with my low attention span, but I somehow did. Very engaging video!

God some sources say that fermi was first to split the atom and others say it was otto hahn and another say it was ernest walton like what ??

11:38 That Summoning Salt reference SENT me

I was born on that day!

sorry sorry sorry. IS THIS MADE USING PREZI????

over under may 16

I remember everyday i went to lazarote (Spain, Canary islands) for a week, EVERYTIME I WENT TO A RESTURANT I WAS LIKE: spaghetti pls HOWEVER ON ONE OF THE LAST DAYS THEY WERE EITHER OUT OR DIDN'T HAVE SPAGHETTI SO MY STREAK WAS RUINED TE-OGPKVDSIEPDSD

20 mins, and I feel like I watched an 8 hour movie

Ohhh protons

Hi Bobby, that "quote" attributed to Lord Kelvin infuriates us British scientists. I'm not physics, I'm Virology and Parasitology btw but still angers me. I'm alright up to maybe SYS with physics so can understand some of the physics with a collider plus I love the LEP.

Bobbybroccoli=science Jon Bois

I love The Westerlies for your outtro. The bell of the Edmund Fitzgerald has a very particular timber to it. I haven't heard it in person, but recordings of the bell have the most haunting sound. As someone who has faced very serious storm at sea it's an almost physical reaction.

My dad was one of the very last electronic switchboard operators for AT&T on the U.S. West Coast. He never explicitly said it outright but I have serious suspicions that he was a phreaker and a follower of Cpt. Crunch.

Don Monroe is my hero. His little bit on wanting to run down the hall to show a janitor "this light" was just so precious. That excitement is exactly how I would feel if I was a scientist working with lasers or stuff like that. His passion and genuine excitement for his field is contagious and just generally wholesome.

We were made to use that picture for FFT in 2015 in class. But we also used an image of Fabio for equality, most likely. In my opinion, if there wasn't the history and it would just have been two pictures of good looking humans from the get go, i'd be all for that. Humans engjoy beauty after all, even engineers and given the choice of looking at an ugly picture for hours and a beautiful picture everyone preferes the latter. None the less, that wasn't the case. If engineering culture consits of nothing but wierd trivia about a womans picture, it's not worth keeping it alive. Luckily, in my experience it was far more than that, so i see even less problems with letting that one go. I can ensure you the last thing anyone in engineering wanted to do was make the few woman that were there less comfy.

This video is so well made, and the story is told so that it never feels boring or confusing. Amazing video.

Third time watching I still love it

So relevant given the changes to the budget this year haha. These videos have been really informative thank you!

As a kid who grew up in Chicago. I had no idea we had a partical collider. I was aware of fermilab but the only thing I knew about it was the radioactive signs in the parks around it and the white deer roaming the area. Also, my only familiarity with CERN was the movie Davinci Code Angels and Demons which had this big thing about a dark matter bomb or something.

11:45 Sommoning Salt?!

The storytelling is so great that I watched this video without realizing there was a Part 1. And it still made complete sense and was easy to understand.

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The answer is Blade Runners •°

Super collider? I just met her.

Colonizer privilege 101

Such a good doc

got that diriboneucleic acid

enrico

The raelians google search was crazy💀💀💀

Good move saying "about" in the first ten seconds of the video. That's how I know you're qualified for this topic

Returning to this video two years later and my man can finally call himself an engineer without getting fined to hell and back god bless

The Wheel of unfortunate.