What Matter Makes Up Our Known Universe? | Jim Al-Khalili | Spark

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  • čas přidán 9. 11. 2022
  • The great 19th-century Austrian physicist, Ludwig Boltzmann was one of the most important proponents of the idea that all matter is made of atoms.
    Today no one doubts this is true but in Boltzmann's day it was a controversial idea and many of his contemporaries disagreed with him. But Boltzmann used brilliant mathematical arguments to show that many aspects of the world we observe, like the behavior of heat, can be explained if one accepts that atoms are real.
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  • @SparkDocs
    @SparkDocs  Před rokem +34

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    • @zackzodiac1757
      @zackzodiac1757 Před 7 měsíci +3

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      @elp2tlh Před 7 měsíci

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    • @00P288
      @00P288 Před 6 měsíci

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    • @STEM671
      @STEM671 Před 6 měsíci +1

      " when we understanding how Machines work we will understanding how universe works " : : mankind's pshyology : : child birth : : structured language : : nexit

    • @davidwbybee3450
      @davidwbybee3450 Před 6 měsíci

      9

  • @wings9925
    @wings9925 Před rokem +141

    Prof. Jim is right up there with Brian Cox, as one of the most engaging and inspiring teachers of our time

    • @stannardg84
      @stannardg84 Před 10 měsíci +8

      Since seeing the first documentary narrated/hosted by him I said the same thing. You can just feel how passionate he is as well as happening to have a really clear and engaging voice and charisma.

    • @karencove7197
      @karencove7197 Před 10 měsíci +7

      Agreed! I wish that Jim Al-Khalili did more documentaries/lecture. I try to watch them all.

    • @walkingandadventures6114
      @walkingandadventures6114 Před 9 měsíci +10

      Better

    • @qumpania
      @qumpania Před 9 měsíci +11

      Cox is way too arrogant when unscripted. Jim cognitive abilities are also order of magnitude above those of Cox.

    • @danielpaulson8838
      @danielpaulson8838 Před 8 měsíci +2

      @@qumpaniaI’ve watched both of the extensively. You are expressing a personal opinion. Arrogance.

  • @dysfunc121
    @dysfunc121 Před rokem +189

    Years ago I watched these series and they actually blew my tiny little mind and I feel like my life since then has been perpetually falling down this rabbit hole over and over and over.

    • @verncuepublic1730
      @verncuepublic1730 Před rokem +15

      The Truth let’s you climb out when you need to. Don’t let it consume you.

    • @sobesao6477
      @sobesao6477 Před rokem +8

      @harry macdonald in the middle east, they refuse to believe the earth rotates, because if its true, they should be able to jump and end up in london and another jump new york with the last jump back reality.

    • @cancon88
      @cancon88 Před rokem +6

      Taking too many drugs

    • @VeganSemihCyprus33
      @VeganSemihCyprus33 Před rokem +1

      💖The Connections (2021) [short documentary] 🔥

    • @andybilakshow260
      @andybilakshow260 Před rokem +6

      @@cancon88 or not enough. Maybe the wrong ones

  • @Ockwells57
    @Ockwells57 Před 11 měsíci +22

    I just revised my second law of thermodynamics at my age 91. In my college days I worked a lot with Entropy when working on steam cycle. I also happened to visit Fusion laboratory
    in Oxfordshire on a College trip and was intrigued by a 700 ton flywheel was used to give a sudden burst of energy required for Fusion experimement. I read scientists are gradually
    aproaching the temperature required for sustained fusion. Great lectureby Prof. Al Khalili.

    • @DaytonAutika
      @DaytonAutika Před 6 měsíci +1

      You just revised your second law of thermodynamics? What in the fuck is that supposed to mean?

    • @PibrochPonder
      @PibrochPonder Před 3 měsíci

      @@DaytonAutikait means they read up on it. You know revised like revising for an exam.

    • @RightlyDividingToday
      @RightlyDividingToday Před 2 měsíci +1

      42:55 after 91 years fatefully discovers HIS OWN inevitable demise relentlessly displayed by the Material Laws of this Realm/Universe

    • @RobLarkins
      @RobLarkins Před měsícem +1

      It means when presented new data, he’s updated his understanding of how something works. Isn’t that how science is supposed to work?

  • @SysterEuropa
    @SysterEuropa Před rokem +58

    This is one of the best and most beautiful documentaries on science in existence today.

    • @VeganSemihCyprus33
      @VeganSemihCyprus33 Před rokem +1

      💖The Connections (2021) [short documentary] 🔥

    • @bafflezbiz
      @bafflezbiz Před rokem

      Every documentary narrated by Jim al Khalili is the best I've ever seen.

  • @alexmoore432
    @alexmoore432 Před rokem +32

    He has a unique way of explaining relatively complex and difficult to explain ideas and processes so that they become accessible

  • @garysday
    @garysday Před rokem +51

    Everything Jim writes or creates is simply awesome !

  • @bigtigerandlion
    @bigtigerandlion Před 2 měsíci +5

    3:56 ライプニッツ (Leibniz)
    14:08 カルノー (Carnot)
    22:21 クラウジウス (Clausius)
    29:59ボルツマン (Boltzmann

  • @irishwristwatch2487
    @irishwristwatch2487 Před rokem +43

    This is probably the best documentary channel on youtube right now. Always excited when they upload!

  • @whirledpeas3477
    @whirledpeas3477 Před 8 měsíci +4

    He's one of my favorites. Also he might be the only person born in Iraq named Jim. Respect 🙏

  • @cb7324
    @cb7324 Před 11 měsíci +5

    Cambridge Prof Simon Schaffer's commentary was particularly wonderful to listen to. Thank you, Wonderful program. Beautifully edited.

  • @sasantarom
    @sasantarom Před rokem +10

    This series of documentary is in totally different level. I'm truly amazed in many ways.

  • @cravenmoore7778
    @cravenmoore7778 Před rokem +12

    I normally don't find these interesting, but I like this episode 👌

  • @C01A60
    @C01A60 Před rokem +4

    This documentary video must be shown in every school teaching physics!

  • @yvonaamariaa
    @yvonaamariaa Před rokem +13

    I have concluded one thing. Discovery requires a tremendous amount of thinking.

    • @VeganSemihCyprus33
      @VeganSemihCyprus33 Před rokem

      💖The Connections (2021) [short documentary] 🔥

    • @Joestudly
      @Joestudly Před 2 měsíci

      Maybe not, when it comes to physics maybe we think too much

  • @nadeemayub2981
    @nadeemayub2981 Před rokem +3

    What a way to tell..... Marvelous. Wish everybody could see your immense dedication and contribution.

  • @thedarklord573
    @thedarklord573 Před rokem +9

    Great fun documentary if you’re enrolled in mechanical engineering thermodynamics…
    I graduated years and I think knowing a little history behind Clausius statement would’ve been nice.

    • @mikekincaid7412
      @mikekincaid7412 Před rokem

      What is turmoil dianimate?? Can I element rats with that stuff??

  • @martinstehli6346
    @martinstehli6346 Před rokem +24

    That silk portrait of Jacquard was hanging on the wall in the living room in my grandparents' house, and the cousins and I never had any idea what it was. Our family came from Lyon and started a silk works in Pennsylvania way way back in the day. Glad I watched this!

    • @helenaleahy9396
      @helenaleahy9396 Před rokem

      Is worth lots of money in any museum

    • @lilrubfrsocal6708
      @lilrubfrsocal6708 Před rokem +1

      That's so cool!!👍 U should get one too, keep it going!!!

    • @PRH123
      @PRH123 Před rokem +1

      Wow, what an interesting history…

    • @cb7324
      @cb7324 Před 11 měsíci

      @martinstehli6346 Your family has stepped into history. How wonderful to find it in this documentary. You've come full circle and now you know what it was. What makes the portrait so amazing is knowing his story and what it was made of.

  • @Halfmoonbaystudios
    @Halfmoonbaystudios Před rokem +3

    The car shot with you talking is brilliant. Keep up the great work !! ❤🤲🏻

  • @june-yongjee8385
    @june-yongjee8385 Před rokem +9

    A profoundly thought-provking documentary which forms a bridge between "intangible" and "tangilble". Absoultely worth investing 2 hours.

  • @lisamuir4261
    @lisamuir4261 Před měsícem

    46:41 omg.... the intensity! I will have to say i can somewhat relate to the pressures of ot being understood when trying to say or do what i need to. Ill leave it at that as im quite sure most will know where im comics from. It is what i hope is taken farther and explainable to progress in better undersranding entropy in all areas especially psychologically.

  • @bioxbiox
    @bioxbiox Před 9 měsíci +10

    One of the most exciting episodes of popular science videos. I am watching it for the third time and it is still a mesmerizing amalgam of facts, history, and most of all, a great narrative.

  • @sgill4833
    @sgill4833 Před rokem +14

    It's just amazing how quickly Humanity has developed.

    • @kentauree
      @kentauree Před rokem

      Yes now we are far more efficient at killing each other.

    • @VeganSemihCyprus33
      @VeganSemihCyprus33 Před rokem

      💖The Connections (2021) [short documentary] 🔥

    • @James_the_Builder
      @James_the_Builder Před rokem +1

      and at the same time, declined. As above 👍 so below 👇

    • @hugoh.9694
      @hugoh.9694 Před rokem

      Makes me think this just one of MANY human episodes of sophisticated technical advancements and then somehow hurled BACK into the stone age through maybe some sort of natural/Galactica global disaster.

    • @PRH123
      @PRH123 Před rokem

      Science has developed quickly in recent times…. looks like the progression of humanity though is going backwards in this 21st century….

  • @teguharifandi3489
    @teguharifandi3489 Před rokem +3

    goosebumps while watching that fusion reactor glow, amazing

    • @cb7324
      @cb7324 Před 11 měsíci

      I kept thinking what if it exploded any minute. Then what!???!!!! Surprised they didn't mention CERN.

  • @mattieuleveille
    @mattieuleveille Před rokem +12

    Amazing content! Thanks for sharing knowledge!!

  • @bigantplowright5711
    @bigantplowright5711 Před měsícem

    Takes me back to the dark days of physical chemistry and Dr Stubbins thermodynamics lectures. I wish we had had Jim!

  • @edwardlewandowski5473
    @edwardlewandowski5473 Před rokem +8

    Prof.Jim!!✋ zawsze poziom i elegancja wykładu popularno-naukowego✨🌹,,rzeczywistość,,zadziwia i szokuje🌃😯!?

  • @SouthOfSanity79
    @SouthOfSanity79 Před rokem +43

    I love this guy he is a phenomenal human being. He's a wonderful teacher. More people to pay attention to what this man has to say. He is on point! 🙏🙏

  • @norarohan467
    @norarohan467 Před rokem +6

    Understanding the universe is fantastic.

  • @FastFunFactFriday
    @FastFunFactFriday Před měsícem

    These are all the best documentaries I've ever seen. I never fully understood the double Slit experiment till I watched him!

  • @karolmetal4256
    @karolmetal4256 Před rokem +12

    This is an amazing documentary

    • @djbenje4019
      @djbenje4019 Před rokem

      When 'professor' Jim claimed "Maxwell's Demon could create order WITHOUT EXPENDING ANY EFFORT" I lost all respect for him or any of his videos. First of all, the Demon needs to constantly keep track of billions of atoms flying through space, then at precisely the right moment, open doors to let individual atoms pass through. And you say all that can be done with no effort or energy? Omg, what a moron.

    • @alocinotasor
      @alocinotasor Před rokem

      8

  • @ro-jayno-yay3185
    @ro-jayno-yay3185 Před rokem +17

    BEAUTIFUL. AMAZING. Unreal. Production value is off the charts. Ambient music kills it. Big thanks to all involved with this Spark.

    • @recsund
      @recsund Před rokem +5

      Think the BBC made this few years back!

    • @ro-jayno-yay3185
      @ro-jayno-yay3185 Před rokem +3

      @@recsund THANKS BBC! Too funny! Im glad it was made a few years back, otherwise they would have made Lizzo the Isaac Newton of history.. Ha.

    • @daphne4983
      @daphne4983 Před rokem +1

      The music is sublime

    • @ro-jayno-yay3185
      @ro-jayno-yay3185 Před rokem +1

      @@daphne4983 True. I was lost in it for a bit.

    • @VeganSemihCyprus33
      @VeganSemihCyprus33 Před rokem +1

      💖The Connections (2021) [short documentary] 🔥

  • @farnazfard1670
    @farnazfard1670 Před 7 měsíci +3

    One of the best documentaries

  • @gydur
    @gydur Před rokem

    LOVE your programmes.. thanx!

  • @jomarc8766
    @jomarc8766 Před 6 měsíci +1

    I used to love Dr Jim Khalili on the BBC especially the one sentence after 10 minutes footage with scary sci fi music taking you the brink followed by 10 minutes of more silence & music. Missing BBC zillions & still no curvature.

  • @dude7562
    @dude7562 Před 8 dny

    Probably the best documentary that I’ve ever watched…

  • @victorgibson4932
    @victorgibson4932 Před měsícem

    Anything Jim Al Khalili does is brilliant. He keeps it easy to understand and always interesting. The thing about these videos, the amount of adverts! Does anyone watch them or does everyone press skip ASAP?

  • @daveyespo
    @daveyespo Před rokem +5

    This program was thrilling and, strangely inspiring to me. The beauty, and the Majesty of it all and its ability to be perceived by man.

  • @watgaz518
    @watgaz518 Před rokem +1

    Loved every bit of this 💡☎️🖥️ Always makes a subject interesting does JAK🏆

  • @marcelobrombilla
    @marcelobrombilla Před 2 měsíci +1

    Great stuff. I watch over 5 times to understand it all. Congrats!

  • @XxXenosxX
    @XxXenosxX Před rokem +2

    Really great content! Should be seen by every student

  • @royalegamer2704
    @royalegamer2704 Před rokem +5

    Very interesting. This documentary was produced few years back. Wonder what new tech and discoveries have been made since

    • @thewizardsofthezoo5376
      @thewizardsofthezoo5376 Před rokem +2

      They have been focusing on Uranus apparently.

    • @SplendidKunoichi
      @SplendidKunoichi Před rokem

      not much i should think. all the science covered here really has left the world unrecognizable ever since and is itself very old by now, but I get the feeling it represents some of the biggest ideas that are even fathomable, let alone 100% real. so to fully grasp would take us more time, whatever the scale

  • @agharohailmehmood4224
    @agharohailmehmood4224 Před rokem +1

    EXTRA ORDINARY RESEARCH FOR THIS INFORMATIVE EPISODE 🎉
    THANKS FOR

  • @archiedonza6347
    @archiedonza6347 Před 7 měsíci

    I love listening to him and his way 9f speaking on silence and it's history. Keep it up Jim Ali kalili

  • @stephencummins7589
    @stephencummins7589 Před 2 měsíci +1

    That was the most beautiful inspiring educational program I’ve ever. Thank you.

  • @junkercars
    @junkercars Před 7 měsíci +1

    I'm proud that I thought entropy on my own before learning about it from the experts... I could could understand how things went from a hot state to a cool state...but not vice versa... this in fact was a form of entropy...

    • @dickJohnsonpeter
      @dickJohnsonpeter Před 5 měsíci

      Well the wings of eagals have one feather, the tranimal. I have it on great authority that Mr. Toad will not be attending your sauce festival but the Ents will light the lamplights on Griminal eave for you. Have a lovely day and don't eat the frooootcake.

  • @redriver6541
    @redriver6541 Před rokem +10

    This has became one of my favorite channels on CZcams. I love it.

  • @macieyid
    @macieyid Před rokem +2

    Why distinguish deletion? I'd say storing information needs energy too. And copying feels like better choice for the basic operation. Moving, or "destructive copying" is for free, and duplication takes energy.

  • @frankkoslowski6917
    @frankkoslowski6917 Před rokem +2

    True, writing words has done a lot for us, but we need a code that will forever remain clear, concise, and nonambiguous. 😭

  • @KaliumArsenowich-pn9dy

    Thank you Professor Jim. This was very informative.

  • @joeshmoe5687
    @joeshmoe5687 Před 8 měsíci +2

    so, when i didnt clean my room as a teenager, i was more in tune with the universe 🤪

  • @iitzfizz
    @iitzfizz Před rokem +8

    Being from northern UK the cotton mills were a huge thing here during the industrial revolution

    • @T2D.SteveArcs
      @T2D.SteveArcs Před rokem

      I'm from the UK also and as a kid I visited Titus Salts Saltaire and so on👍

    • @SCORP1ONF1RE
      @SCORP1ONF1RE Před rokem

      yippie

  • @bellardosilacan3432
    @bellardosilacan3432 Před rokem +3

    Excellent informations thanks sir

  • @user-hp4ub2yr5h
    @user-hp4ub2yr5h Před 5 měsíci

    Thank you for sharing your knowledge, i really appreciate. 🙏🙏

  • @11lwatson
    @11lwatson Před rokem +1

    Absolutely awesome presentation

  • @cledieu
    @cledieu Před 8 měsíci

    Truly mesmerizingly beautiful. Thank you.

  • @Privacityuser
    @Privacityuser Před rokem +1

    Tracking blobs in the turbulent edge plasma of a tokamak fusion device

  • @swallehisadirisa4717
    @swallehisadirisa4717 Před rokem

    Thanx so much professor indeed u changed my world

  • @hansdegroot652
    @hansdegroot652 Před 6 měsíci +1

    Does the speed of light limit also apply to the vibration of atoms? If so than there is a maximum temperature?

  • @klebermarcio1317
    @klebermarcio1317 Před 6 měsíci +2

    Jim Al Khalili is so amazing explaining things about Physics

    • @JOHN-tk6vl
      @JOHN-tk6vl Před 4 měsíci +1

      Agreed. He is top class.

  • @sonarbangla8711
    @sonarbangla8711 Před rokem +1

    In this video, Jim explored how information and energy are entangled and are encoded in the nature of binary bits, only the next step of superposition of QUBITS allowed Maldacena to conjecture how quantum computing function can explain everything in the universe and let Penrose explain how irreversible system can be built from reversible (big bang to big crunch in an ever cyclic universe when entropy was always increasing.

    • @djbenje4019
      @djbenje4019 Před rokem

      When 'professor' Jim claimed "Maxwell's Demon could create order WITHOUT EXPENDING ANY EFFORT" I lost all respect for him or any of his videos. First of all, the Demon needs to constantly keep track of billions of atoms flying through space, then at precisely the right moment, open doors to let individual atoms pass through. And you say all that can be done with no effort or energy? Omg, what a moron.

    • @sonarbangla8711
      @sonarbangla8711 Před rokem

      @@djbenje4019 The Demon wasn't Jim's, I think it was Bell's.

  • @ricardocesardasilvagomes9549

    Mais um trabalho espetacular.....obrigado, mestre!

  • @justing1474
    @justing1474 Před rokem

    Hey dude, I watched yr video on Quantum Physics, which I really enjoyed as you described it superbly, but canna seem to find the second part… anyone help? 🙏

  • @BrainWaveS101
    @BrainWaveS101 Před rokem +1

    From Jacquards loom to algorythms! Fascinating

  • @eddieheron1939
    @eddieheron1939 Před 19 dny

    There’s a persistent use of the term ‘Universe’, way before that term was ever used or what it meant.
    It requires the reference “what we would come to regard as The Universe”.
    [edit - of course that ‘requirement’ is initially satisfied my the title - What Matter Makes Up Our Known Universe?]

  • @edcliffe2988
    @edcliffe2988 Před rokem +1

    My Je'daii character in Star Wars is an academic who understands that all things end. The second law of thermal-dynamics are a chief reason for that.

  • @walkabout16
    @walkabout16 Před 6 měsíci

    In realms of science, bold and true,
    Professor Jim Al-Khalili, we turn to you,
    To explore the cosmos, both near and far,
    Revealing the secrets of what our universe is.
    With intellect keen and vision so wide,
    You journey through space, with nothing to hide,
    From quarks to galaxies, you delve so deep,
    Unraveling mysteries that our minds want to keep.
    You ignite the Spark of knowledge bright,
    Shining through the darkness of the night,
    Invisible threads that weave the cosmic tapestry,
    You illuminate the universe's grand majesty.
    With particles, forces, and waves unseen,
    Your quest for truth, forever keen,
    From atoms to black holes, you venture with grace,
    Unlocking the secrets of this boundless space.
    So, Professor Jim, in your scientific quest,
    You've left no stone unturned, no theory in jest,
    In your hands, the universe's heart unfurls,
    As you explore what it's made of, the secrets of its swirls.
    In this poetic tribute, we celebrate your quest,
    To uncover the universe's secrets, putting them to the test,
    With Spark, your wisdom, and the cosmos so vast,
    You lead us on a journey that will forever last.

  • @JustNow42
    @JustNow42 Před 8 měsíci +1

    Do not forget Emilie du Chatelet that droppede Ball into clay to measure the impact. She found the kinetic energy KE = k m v^2 , but well the concept of KE did not exist at that time.

  • @stephensonal4082
    @stephensonal4082 Před rokem

    Yet another brilliant documentary, joining events over time to show where we are at this moment. But a fundamental aspect needs great consideration as 'things move from order to disorder' tapping into the 'rate' of or 'speed/velocity' of this disorder changes by either decreasing or increasing depending on inventions and developments - but, what is the mean rate of entropy?. If the goal of human is to delay reaching 'total entropy', then what we are doing to the climate is of importance. Not bringing religion into this but in religious text we know that we start an action and its another that continues ('the Moses to Joshua effect', throughout this documentary progress had been highlighted in this way) So where a seed is sown now with technology and the continuous development thereof we need time. If we know the 'rate' we know our timing and the steps that are the best way forward.

    • @cb7324
      @cb7324 Před 11 měsíci

      Beautifully said. Thank you. I share your concerns and so does Goeffrey Hinton, "Godfather of AI." He quit Google and is on YT warning of the dangers.

  • @sonichuizcool7445
    @sonichuizcool7445 Před 4 měsíci

    The one thing I'm grateful for. No matter what we do we will never destroy space or touch it like we have ravaged ourselves and our planet. Once we are gone the universe will carry on like we were never here... As pure as it always was.

  • @OT-up7pc
    @OT-up7pc Před 2 měsíci

    These are the best documentaries ever

  • @scarter9447
    @scarter9447 Před 8 měsíci

    Energy and information are conserved. So as there is entropy there is also it's opposite in equal measure. Such as black holes which vacuum up dispersed energy, mass and information and concentrate it again.

  • @ruachadam5227
    @ruachadam5227 Před rokem +1

    ...Wonderful study on physics and information....However, never forget this. There had to be a 1st Cause for both physics and information. And it is undeniable that both physics and information must come from an Intelligent Source.

  • @lisamuir4261
    @lisamuir4261 Před měsícem

    35:47 amazingly shown. Am a bit relieved i must say feeling the way i do. This does get me upset about how our schools ate lacking teaching. I loved Biology, 98 average and band as well. There is so much i was pushed out of and my daughters generation is even worse. Had it been different, i know id been so much farther and my daughter as well. Its terrible how things are these days.

  • @skeltek7487
    @skeltek7487 Před 3 měsíci

    It is not the 'data' containing the information, but the context or machine giving it meaning and classifying the data type sets.
    Encryption revolves around the same concept, which changes the context by Permutation or alteration. When the data gets put in context by the machine.
    And Maxwell's demon doesn't work, because the speed and amount of fast and slow moving particles gets changed in each chamber, making measurements interfere asymmetrically and slow particles keeping the 'door' open for too long for slow moving particles to pass. Also the walls would also start bouncing around.

  • @toysforboysrc
    @toysforboysrc Před 6 měsíci +1

    I love his narration 👏🙏 so cozy to listen to and engaging.

    • @jomarc8766
      @jomarc8766 Před 6 měsíci

      Its called brainwashing to psyop mind control but a lot less sophisticated tech than Voice to Skull mind control. Dont be a sheep who falls for the glamour, research yourself to avoid falling victim.

  • @C01A60
    @C01A60 Před rokem +1

    This video must be shown in every schools teaching physics!

  • @user-ng4nc3yp1u
    @user-ng4nc3yp1u Před 10 měsíci +1

    What is the musical soundtrack to this documentary?

  • @MyDreamHobbies
    @MyDreamHobbies Před rokem +3

    Someone, please explain, in maxwell's demon thought experiment, even with the information about molecule separation of cold and hot molecules requires some energy right?

    • @SubvertTheState
      @SubvertTheState Před rokem +1

      Yeah its impossible but its a thought experiment about entropy. Entropy in a closed system always increases: order to disorder. Maxwell's demon was a challenge to that hypothesis. If you could have perfect knowledge and insight, you could separate the atoms/molecules and collect all of the hot ones on one side, all of the cold on the other, therefore reversing entropy.

    • @MyDreamHobbies
      @MyDreamHobbies Před rokem

      @@SubvertTheState Thanks for the clarification !!!

    • @cb7324
      @cb7324 Před 11 měsíci

      @@SubvertTheState Perfect knowledge is likely what is driving AI.

  • @nicholaslozenski5149
    @nicholaslozenski5149 Před rokem

    I present this hypothesis. When the Universe cools to absolue zero; at that point all probability for entropy will collapse and all multiplicity (every subatomic particle that exists) will cease to be a possibility. The universe will be One...and by nessisity in a non-moment a 'big bang' will beging it all again new.

  • @jamesallen9605
    @jamesallen9605 Před rokem

    why wouldnt they use some sort of vibration and sound waves to keep it in order.. in a way to levitate the plasma between the waves.on each side to keep it constant

  • @g2squared
    @g2squared Před měsícem

    Truly exceptional❕

  • @annehoskins5795
    @annehoskins5795 Před 8 měsíci

    I also have my ups and downs like Boltzmann. I can be productive when I feel energetic but when in an emotional slump, I let things slide thus creating a scene of disarray. Maybe his depression led him to discover entropy.

  • @arthas0005
    @arthas0005 Před rokem +1

    What's the name of the music at the start ?

  • @NoahSpurrier
    @NoahSpurrier Před rokem +1

    The plasma inside a Tokamak fusion reactor is a bit different than a star. The fusion in a star relies more on pressure than heat. We can’t recreate that pressure in a Tokamak, but we can make the plasma hotter than the core of a star, which compensates for the low pressure. A Tokamak is over 5 times hotter than the core of the Sun. We also rely on hydrogen isotopes that are quite a bit easier to fuse than ordinary hydrogen.

    • @cb7324
      @cb7324 Před 11 měsíci

      @NoahSpurrier Isn't the Tokamak going to blow up eventually? In science, certainty always gives way to unpredictability. What do they hope to do with the plasma anyway? Please explain this. It's quite frightening to lay people like me.

  • @prakashms9621
    @prakashms9621 Před rokem +2

    Very lucid description of most complex problems. Thank you.

  • @physicsouruniverse2798
    @physicsouruniverse2798 Před rokem +6

    What a informative video

  • @jimo9555
    @jimo9555 Před rokem +1

    0:23 the earth looks exactly like the Hubble deep field image here 🤯

  • @bhatkat
    @bhatkat Před měsícem

    Good stuff well presented.

  • @qualquan
    @qualquan Před 3 měsíci

    Entropy = More Probable
    Information = Order (static or mobile) but creation of order is by the increase in entropy or disorder. Spray of water (order) wets dry plant (increase in disorder) making it flower (order) which withers (disorder).

  • @Rjg4112nz-xl9qg
    @Rjg4112nz-xl9qg Před měsícem

    39:10 -- Id say the the reason things would get cold is has more to do with the geometry of the atom further across the atom than the amount the atom is moving - so if the kelvin scale was to be used the energy output over time hasd to be dividing the the total the distance across at the speed of light Etc vs the kelvin input = energy over time if I put yellow in by the time it gets across it will have taken longer to get out what you put in longer = less intense shorter time more intense

  • @Mrbooboo1972
    @Mrbooboo1972 Před rokem +1

    Its really fascinating if you think of it like this. The heat from just our sun alone... not to mention all the suns everywhere, The temperature of space never increase it always remains at a constant °1 above Absolute Zero . Thats Amazing... If the Sun heated space... imagine the temperature of all the planets.

  • @martinhirsch94
    @martinhirsch94 Před rokem +1

    Generally speaking, while its true that heat always travels from a hot body to a cold body, the inverse is also true - cold always travels from a cold body to a hot body, or to be most accurate, hot and cold both travel to the point of equilibrium.

    • @martinhirsch94
      @martinhirsch94 Před rokem +1

      Furthermore, early on in the video it states that as a hot item cools, entropy always increases. I speculate that it decreases.
      Take water as an example. In its warm gaseous form, I would consider that to have a high level of entropy, in a highly disordered state. In its liquid form, a more ordered state with medium entropy. And in its frozen crystalized state, an even more ordered state, with even less entropy.
      And so the mystery continues... Does gravity bring about order from chaos?

    • @SCORP1ONF1RE
      @SCORP1ONF1RE Před rokem

      Does gravity bring about order from chaos?
      Black holes do.

    • @gerryboudreaultboudreault2608
      @gerryboudreaultboudreault2608 Před 2 měsíci

      Cold does not travel. Heat does.

  • @koka3243
    @koka3243 Před 6 měsíci +1

    At 26:33 there's an incorrect statement: "as hot things cool their entropy increases". This is almost always wrong as the the derivative of entropy wr to energy is the inverse of temlerature (that's temperature's definition, in fact), so as long as the temperature is positive the changes in energy and entropy are always of the same sign: they either increase together or decrease together. There are states that have effectively negative temperature, such as states of atoms in lasers, however in simple systems like a cup of tea temperature is positive. And so, for these systems the opposite of what Jim is saying is true. Comment below if you know how to amend Jim's statement (this is rather simple, really), or let me know if you need pointers to the relevant exposition.

  • @Nehmo
    @Nehmo Před 3 měsíci

    25:10 By looking at 2 different-temperature bodies in contact with one another, you can't tell if the hot if moving to the cold or the cold is moving to the hot. Without knowing the hot body is the carrier of the energy, the change amounts to the same thing. Nowadays, we know that heat is just another way of looking at kinetic energy, and we can form theories.

  • @stephencummins7589
    @stephencummins7589 Před 2 měsíci

    I. Love this type of program please remove the background noise

  • @0331machinegunman
    @0331machinegunman Před 6 měsíci

    1:21:15 Those aren't information lines, those are alternating current transmission lines.

    • @Cheka__
      @Cheka__ Před 6 měsíci

      Information is carried through wires by electricity.

  • @kevingilchrist5920
    @kevingilchrist5920 Před rokem

    Jacquard loom cards originated with pipe organs played by pinned barrels. The music was first written on paper to indicate where the pins were to be placed on the barrel. Once the pins were installed the paper was removed. This was happening a few hundred years before Jacquard.

    • @cb7324
      @cb7324 Před 11 měsíci

      It's amazing to think what a large part music has "played" in the field of science. Jacquard's silk portrait was astounding. But remember that silk came from China and they kept it a closely guarded secret. It's a wonder how the production of silk made it's way to Europe.

  • @maxime9636
    @maxime9636 Před 9 měsíci

    Thank U so much prof👍👍👍💓💓💓

  • @michaelodriscoll
    @michaelodriscoll Před 6 měsíci

    The Universe does not harness energy, it is energy, that humankind has manipulated.
    The Universe is Intelligence, humankind is attempting to understanding itself, from a limited , knowledge based, mainly mechanical perspective...
    Know Thyself. Self Knowledge via Self Inquiry without seeking answers is the key to Freedom, Truth, Compassion, Love.
    Namaste 🙏