Scientists Were Hunting for Dark Matter...and Then This Happened
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- These scientists discovered the longest half-life ever recorded.
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In April 2019, the Xenon1T detector in Italy aimed to detect dark matter with liquid xenon. While they failed to succeed, the team did discover the longest half-life ever recorded, which is extraordinarily rare.
The experiment consisted of an enormous tank filled mostly with xenon cooled to -96 degrees Celsius, and while the vat contained 3.2 metric tons of liquid xenon, the experiment had a targeted exposure rate of 1 metric ton per year, hence the 1T in the name.
The scientists were trying to expose the xenon to dark matter, or most specifically Weekly Interacting Massive Particles (WIMPs), which are thought to be heavy, slow-moving particles. But the particles are just hypothetical.
The experimental hope was that while watching a gigantic tank of xenon very closely, a WIMP would collide with an atom and transfer some of that energy to the atom’s nucleus. In turn, that would excite other xenon atoms, ultimately leading to the release of faint signals of ultraviolet light and trace amounts of electrical charge which could be detected by sensors at the top and bottom of the tank.
And after collecting data from 2016 to December 2018, scientists didn’t detect any dark matter, not a single hint of a WIMP. Instead, they discovered something else pretty monumental: a record-setting half-life.
Learn more about the Xenon1T detector, the experiment and the unexpected result in this episode of Elements.
#DarkMatter #Energy #Experiment #Seeker #Science #Elements
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Dark matter detector reveals material with longest half-life ever - 18 sextillion years
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"According to this study, the half-life of xenon 124 is a barely-comprehensible 18 sextillion years, or an 18 followed by 21 zeroes. For comparison's sake, that's more than a trillion times longer than the age of the universe itself, which is a mere 13.8 billion years young."
Dark Matter
spaceplace.nasa.gov/dark-matt...
"Dark matter is stuff in space that has gravity, but it is unlike anything scientists have ever seen before. Together, dark matter and dark energy make up 95% of the universe. That only leaves a small 5% for all the matter and energy we know and understand."
Dark Matter Search Results from a One Ton-Year Exposure of XENON1T
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"XENON1T utilizes a liquid xenon time projection chamber with a fiducial mass of (1.30±0.01) ton, resulting in a 1.0 ton yr exposure."
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_"A Whiff of a Wimp"_
A fragrance to wear proudly
Ah that's deep, too deep.
Can you smell what science is cooking!?!
Says a big man that probley has a gun ...
Dark Matter is a fallacy. Go watch Theoria Apophasis on youtube That guy Ken will explain mother-nature in such simplicity your head with rip itself off your shoulder's and roll down the hall.
😂😂😂
Is this video about dark matter?
Seeker: "Well yes, but actually no..."
John Walker are you ruling out something without a proper thesis defense?
@John Walker Indeed. It's just the equations that cannot work with nothing. Therefor there must be something according to them researchers.
@@dominusfons4455 It's simple. You know the properties of dark matter? It should have mass. Ok whatever. How they gonna detect that mass??
They say it does not interact with other dark matter. So it keeps nicely spread out. No?.
It is non detectable trough the electromagnetic spectrum. So they think it has mass but they can not actually know. Because there is no way to observe it.
Now what is space? And it doesnt matter if that is space in your room or space in space.
Space is nothing. Unless it is defined by the matter that occupies it. Take away the walls of your room and the space of your room can no longer be defined. What is this space? Isn't Dark matter just space??
Hey its like the aether. A medium where light propogates trough. The medium cannot be found. Yet light propogates trough space. It still suggest there should be a medium. Just not a static one.
@@w.t.h.2040 Humans cannot comprehend or measure some of the forces that are at work within the universe. You act like you know it all.
Only time will tell what some of the obscure forces are but you WTH, you know nothing my friend.
@@w.t.h.2040 There are so many holes in your comment it actually is laughable.
I’m just glad someone finally released a new Half Life
Such an underrated comment
@@ashpatel7164 I came to say the same
Hahaha I don’t know if you know but it’s infused in the original man
Im just glad someone finally made red hair look good.
I guess it'll be another 18,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 years before we see the next half life.
1:51 most important part of the video
The mission is to find data about dark matter ,
But they discover the real half-life of a tellurium isotope .
Moral of the story : discoveries happen by accident, most of the time.
I think high paid athletes and celebrities are a waste of money not something to solve the mysteries of life.
And in this case totally useless discovery
@@jackdavids2723 Knowledge is never useless. Some discoveries looks useless today, but can become important in the future.
@Jack Davids
What if we invent a time machine and it speeds up aging of its parts so we need an extremely stable element? What if stable elements turn out to be useful for quantum reactions? Or don't immediately react with anti-matter, or release more energy when reacting with anti-matter? Or any number of possible things we could learn from this about probability and physics. I'd say it's a perfectly useful find that may have unknown benefits in the future, like Leonardo Da Vinci's helicopter, or Einstein predicting black holes, or Giordano Bruno predicting exoplanets over 300 years early.
Very true. Most experiments just prove a hypothesis wrong, so any extra insight is always a bonus😎
Nobody: "I'm not a robot."
Me: That's exactly what a robot would say.
tim 5 tron and thw matrix had. a baby.. and it was earth.... magrathea! the place deep thought. built the answer
its a joke on the video someone did with a programmed robot arm using a stylus to press the box that says "i'm not a robot" on one of those stupid checks that many websites have.
Hmm......Kelad..........Tobor.....Ni Rorrim.....ma I!!! 0.00000000000000000000001...eb yam!
I'm moderately sure he is a robot now.
And to think google robots are confirming your claim of not being a robot.
“Think in terms of everything is made of particles bumping into each other... 😂” Nikola Tesla
I'm sure your joking about Nikola Teslas quote. Right lol?
So what is the hidden message here? He actually is a robot, yeah?
Even if they never find dark matter, it still informs science as to what methods have been tested and, either don't work or were not sensitive enough. It all feeds the search and helps to eliminate dead ends.
That’s true
18,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 years huh? That's almost as long as it takes my girlfriend to get ready.
You don't have a girlfriend
Whoa... she's moving at warp speed? Cool.
GODLESS101 I hesitate to bring what some will perceive as “political correctness rant” into a quality science channel, but this feels like a teachable moment. I want to emphasize that I’m not offended or angry or triggered by your (mostly) harmless joke, and in fact I smiled at it when I first read it, thinking about how my husband probably sees me in that same way, and that is my point: it looks like a perfectly harmless little joke, playing off the stereotype of women being slow and taking forever to get ready; it’s not like you’re insulting women or anything... yet it does embed a tiny bit of harm, precisely because it plays off a negative stereotype of an entire population of people. I will suggest that if your goal is to consistently treat others with dignity and respect then think of perhaps rewriting a joke to be about yourself (“that’s how long it takes me to get really before I get me morning coffee”) and if you find, as is the case in my example, that that’s not very funny and the punchline relies on the negative stereotype then perhaps the joke isn’t worth telling in the first place.
So just a little faster than me then?
@@jpe1 i hate everything about you.
I thought we finally found a 10/10 recommended toothpaste, but was disappointed.
We did but the government took it
That 1/10 dentist knows that if she/he recommends it everyone would just use the toothpaste and never attend their dentist appointments
@@sergioorozco3452 ahhh so that's what the government was hiding
Enormously good pedagogical presentation.
Dark matter: you ain’t ever gonna catch me
Thanks for using dark matter in the title to get us excited, then talk about xenon....
🤣🤣
dark matter does not exist, nor does models even need it.
Plasma Cosmology explains universe way better than any dark matter theory.
Well, scientist where hunting for dark matter. so what do you want them to title it as? "scientists were hunting for BOIINK... and..."
Well, I'm excited, their discovery was pretty goddamn impressive, didn't knew half-lives could be that long
Marvel movies and Bollywood movies title is preatty accurate tho
Wow you wont believe what happened next. Doctors hate this one weird trick!
It increases 2 inches in one week
“ the gyms hate this guy “
LMFAO! 😂 🤣 😅
The title does sound click-baity but at least they had an actual discovery to back up the flashy title.
Welp I'm done watching seeker
Awesome video, thank you for sharing.
0:49 the "S" at the end of "WIMPs" is not part of the acronym but pluralizes it and should be lower-case.
No the S refers to the gender identity of the acronym and needs to be left capitalized !
@@leaettahyer9175 ???
Funny how people just do not understand how to write these days.
Leaetta Hyer ??????????
Ok mrs english teacher
Yeah I'm not buying it, you're definitely a robot. You can't trick me.
CZcams kept messing with algorithm... and than clickbait happend.
😮
Then....not than
pretty much that's actually how it happened. started in 2016/2017
You kept messing in the English class and then this sentence happened...
Clickbait isn't new.
Noobs, when I turn my light off, I can detect dark matter everywhere!
Have you detected the speed of dark?
@@geraldfrost4710 yes
Yes the speed of dark is the same speed of light
@@davidholden1093 thats not true, dark is instant
@@devilsolution9781 I agree but we could also say that light is a wave, so when the light goes out at source then as the wave continues to travel then darkness will follow in its wake.
Modern scientists: " Dark matter exist!! and soon we will find evidence for it."
When a science channel starts to put a clickable title
Well, at least it wasn't "you'll NEVER believe what happened!"
I'm also certain this is a re upload as well.
Yeah either this is a reupload or they comple ripped off a fellow channel cause I remember hearing all of this a couple weeks ago In this exact format.
Anyone else?
Not me. Can you try finding it?
CZcams Algorithme oblige. All other science channel started to do clickable titre since 2014...
"Scientists were hunting for dark matter... and then this happened."
The title implies:
- Scientists were hunting for dark matter.
- It doesn't state dark matter was discovered: "and found it".
- But instead: "this happened".
I don't understand what's the click bait title some people are talking about.
It wasn't click bait because it never did say that Dark Matter was discovered, but it is still truly deflating. No one gives a rat's arse about rare xenon isotopes and their half lives.
It's not clickbait because it says scientists were looking for dark matter and this happened since it says this happened it applies to something else happened instead of what they wanted
never found it because something else happened
Brian Ciuppa I enjoyed it too, how can an atom take that long to break down? It’s as if it’s eternal
Thats what he said dumbassses
Wow I used to think this guy was a robot ....but now I know he's not.
Another truly great Seeker video!! Cutting Edge technology brought to the entire planet!! Kudos Seeker!! However, the Shameless plug at the end kind of was inappropriate.
I do not like the titles this channel use for thier videos.
"Hey, let's put dark matter in the title and word it so they think something big has happened"
This channel is garbage. Even with a modest understanding of just a few topics that relate to science in the slightest way one can easily see that noone working there has any clue wtf they're talking about. Ever.
And not only that, besides the retarded takes on actual science, they frequently push pseudoscientific bullshit when it fits they're political agenda.
This channel is a dumpster fire of scientific knowledge and journalistic integrity.
Dark matter ate my ass... you wont believe what happen next (funeral footage)
The title shoud of been ..We never seen real titties
2 minutes paper channel is better than this
*Mark Zuckerberg should wear your T-shirt*
It wouldn't work
I think that the reference
🤣😂
@@1crude0slick1 😂😂😂
Great video. It made me subscribe.
Barry allen:-Any traces of datk matter vibe
Vibe:- yep flash
"Verrrrry closely" very weird 😁
What if the elusive dark matter is colliding with something silly like a doorknob at the entrance of the facility.. while the detector went blank during the entire year of operation 🤭
Haha ye. The dark matter had probably sneaked in there already way before they created the device.
2019: We found the impossible half-life of Xenon-124.
Also 2019: No Gordon Freeman in sight.
Well, I'm glad we got THAT settled. Now, over dinner we can discuss "Why is there Air?"
Ah the classic vexing opening. Learned that word as a young one in the Gladiator movie when Ceaser son quated "He vexes me. Im vexed"
That was commodus, son of Marcus Aurelius
Wow! This changed my life.
I really like this guy, made my day!!!
And yeah then there's the shirt im not a robot!!!
3:51 Lol somebody forgot to take their phone from there 😂😂
💀💀
Roses are red
Violets are blue
I was clickbaited
And so are you😑
its not a clickbait. The experiment was about Dark matter and finaly thier finded other stuff(half age Material recorded). ( The *Then This happened* ). Its not out-topic.
Says *STREET SHITTER* from India.
T-Gay
Science isn't perfect
Pretty good video, once you get over the Carlos Maza style of Editing/Presentation.
finding dark matter is like nuclear fusion -- were always 20 years away from discovering it xD
In one day this video has been viewed 300,000 times. Who would’ve thought we would have so much of the population that cares and shows interest in this “boring” science stuff. This makes me happy. There’s hope yet
Honestly, my so called Fear of Holes was triggered when i saw the thumbnail. I felt uneasy for a second hahaha.
You're a moron, not a phobic.
@@off_Planet
Bruh
you got me in through the title, it better be worth it
Jared Zaphet nope lol
Now here's a question I have of some relevance to this; This particular isotope of Xenon has a half life after which it decays to form another element. Other isotopes of Xenon are thought to be stable, if I'm right, but here's my question: is there such a thing as a stable element that will not decay into something else, or are all elements, regardless of isotopes, in fact unstable and will decay into something less after sufficient time, even, say, Gold 197, which is probably one of the (if not the, as far as I know) most stable atomic isotopes in existence?
Iron?
80 elements have stable isotopes. Every element has radioactive isotopes, but some of these do practically not occur under natural conditions. E.g. gold consists naturally only of one isotope which is stable. 36 radioactive gold isotopes have been synthesized artificially.
146 isotopes are stable in observation and theory, and a further 105 isotopes are so far observed to be stable, but may turn out to decay with a very long half life from a theoretical view.
Seeker : I'm not a robot
Robots in 2199 : This guy is being disrespectful 😑
So, they happened to discover that their machine is great? Smh
they discovered the actual half-life the element
Thi somehow sounds mundane for a science discovery, but still i liked learning all those details.
1/2 way through this vid I became obsessed with this guy’s deer ears.
@Rory O'Donnell evolution would like to speak with you.
Best science channel ever!
Spoiler alert. Space itself has mass. And when it is in sufficient density. It creates gravity. You're welcome.!
Space does not exist lol..
@@iamone9819 I'm sure Fish don't think there's such a thing as water either.
oh...
@@I86282 so your saying fish dont know that they are in water Wow!!@ that's sum good grass can I have sum lol
@@iamone9819 No grass required. To understand what is obvious.
I got up to pee late last night, and detected dark matter with my big toe.
4:13 Nice entrance mate 👍
It wasn’t until scientists pulled their head out of their ass that they discovered they were looking in the wrong place for dark matter.
You won’t find dark matter, cuz it isn’t there. Redirect your focus to plasma cosmology and all your voids will be filled.
Steven Opolis Thank you. I get tired of having to tell this to people.
“Scientists” are always surprised with what they find. Everything is even weirder than they thought.
A “black hole” where nothing can ever escape, shoots plasma out its poles. NASA literally says it’s just acting “wonky”. Cause you know, them crazy galaxies like to mix it up a bit. Nothing to see here...
Finally two people thinking like I do. Lets get this plasma cosmology show in the road.
Exactly! Thank you guys. It’s pretty sweet being a pioneer of this definitive theory. (I say that, but My credentials are simply a bartender with a certificate in culinary arts, and an associates degree in horticulture.)
Buuuuut there’s absolutely noooo evidential support for dark matter. When will this theory die?
“Eyes open. No fear. Be safe everyone.”
Steven Opolis Are you able to disclose where you are a bartender? I could imagine some amazing conversations happening while you are tending bar. It’s funny, some people get it and are blown away as they become empowered, if they don’t the response is often vitriol for suggesting the status quo is flawed.
The Thunderbolt Project is the Rosetta Stone for cosmos and interpreting what is left behind from history.
Adam Vincz I’m in Upstate New York at a bar and grille.
No dark matter, just a record-setting half-life that's measured to be many orders of magnitude longer than the age of the universe ... 😲
so they found "doesn't matter"
- has no effect at all
I could be wrong, but from what I hear anti matter, dark matter is absolutely terrifying.
Heliocentric scientist: We need dark matter to make our model work but we cannot prove that it exists. Geocentric scientists: Our model works without dark matter. Let us know when you find it, we won't hold our breath.
HEY KIDS! What is Thanos's Favorite game?
Half-Life
I thought of 3 meanings from this xd
@@Concretizer Half-Life: 3 confirmed
Dark humor, my favorite
I think scientists are trying to mess with us when they name things, WIMPS
I doubt most of the people presenting the info or naming the vids are scientists.
@@MantisKiller At most they took a research class in hs or college. Even that's a bit of a stretch.
@@nakedsquirtle Probably yeah.
And the opposite of WIMPs (weakly interacting massive particles) are MACHOs (massive compact halo objects, eg dead stars) - two extreme candidates for dark matter.
I mean... There's a Sonic Hedgehog gene and also a neutrino matter thing named after different pasta shapes. These people are just bored
Well, that installation payed itself back
Scientist were looking for dark matter, but then they found... number 13.. Burger King foot lettuce.
Anyone else saw the thumbnail and thought it was a table full of sushi?
Bruh😩
Thought it was pizza... literally both my favorite foods.
Let me know when you actually identify dark matter and it's properties, until then
Scientist: "I need to know about Xenon"
Grant writer: "Venture capitalists only care about Dark Matter"
Scientist: "I need a bunch of Xenon to...search for Dark Matter."
Seeker: "Searching for Dark Matter has ALL kinds of benefits, just like NordVPN!"
This week at Omega Mart,Dark Matter Spray!
I don’t think he’s single, that’s a joke of a man that knows the struggle..
It looked like a giant plate of sushi in the thumbnail :p
Uhmmm... For the record, the experiment was also not a failure because of its designed experimental result: it did *not* detect any WIMPs! That tells us that dark matter is very unlikely to be of the nature that this detector can detect. That narrows down the field, so this is excellent information!
Interesting!
Hey...Dark Matter...it's ME! I'm a WIMP!!!
Dark Matter is a fallacy. Go watch Theoria Apophasis on youtube That guy Ken will explain mother-nature in such simplicity your head with rip itself off your shoulder's and roll down the hall.
They haven’t found dark matter because it does not exist.
We know and it has been shown that matter and anti-matter does exist, but dark energy does not exist anymore than retired theoretical physicist Ronald L. Mallett can build a time machine by trying to bend space-time with curving or a vortex of laser light. We all already know that massive sources of gravity like merging black holes can cause gravitational waves and warp and bend space-time but laser light? Well light just moves through space-time and you don't have to be a theoretical physicist to know that. If dark energy exists, what about light energy? Does light energy have mass? How can a made up "dark energy" account for all the missing mass. Maybe we need a new brainstorm from the experts.
the chances of that happening is crazy!!!
Public: Have you ever tested for dark matter?
Scientist: No. But I stayed at a Holiday Inn, once.
Really interesting. Thanks!
Big numbers with lots of zeros look impressive but scientific notation is much easier to grasp so a bit of both in the videos would be great. After all if you are watching this video you might already understand "10 to the power of" or at least be interested to learn.
So close no matter how far
Discovering these phenomena's hard
Very precise, these scientists are
When seeking dark matter
...
Never measured xenon this way
In a giant tank, it's the only way
18 sextillion years, the results say
When detecting dark matter...
Isn't this a variation of how they detect neutrinos...never mind! You just answered my question
👍👍👍🙏
That's actually pretty damn cool.
How the heck do they get these amounts of funds?
Private research teams. You'd be surprised how much money goes into discovering parts of the universe that has never been done before.
Now that we didn't find anything, let's spend more money doing worthless things!
@@williammerrow Huh, discovering how the universe works is now a useless thing apparently.
Look at "Star citizen" for pc, $300 million in donations from ppl for a VIDEO GAME lmao. How about that Fyre concert that ja rule put on abd failed miserably. Ppl were dumping 100k a piece, just to go to a concert. It's crazy af. But ppl are out there that have money to burn.
“This” sounds damn interesting. Is a noun?
Hope you are working on the video for possible axion discovery for same experiment because that might be dark matter
We're never going to find dark matter.
Who is Xenon,does he know anything about dark matter?
No... they never interact.
Dark Matter is a fallacy. Go watch Theoria Apophasis on youtube That guy Ken will explain mother-nature in such simplicity your head with rip itself off your shoulder's and roll down the hall.
Even if we don't find 'dark matter'. The other things we might find along the way, may still be just as worth.
Mr. Boomguy not this case. All we got is an isotope that lasts longer than the universe which doesn't exectly benefit us other than being cool, does it?
@@dandanthedandan7558 Science doesn't have to always benefit us. Being curious and learning something new is enough.
me too
You’re right, but if scientists were just wondering how long it would take the isotope to decay, they‘d never build such a huge construct to measure it, because it would not be worth it.
Of course they hype their results, because they‘ve got nothing in the end.
If people really wanted to know it, they would have build something like this long ago, because it’s not too hard to build, just very expensive...
@@dandanthedandan7558 Finding 'dark mater' is still useless to us.
Yet we're still doing it.
@@mr.boomguy
Through studying it, we could probably get some steps further to finding the theory of everything...
So it's usefull for sure, because then we could really calculate and realize what would be possible for the human race when it comes to technology.
$1 Billion dollars to find out the half-life was actually much much more. With a half-life that long they are sure to get funding for at least half that amount of time. Taxpayer dollars hard at work!
That’s like a tiny gun scope looking into a completely different dimension.
Just a hint, dark matter are particles used by other splits of the multiverse to keep matter in the multiverse entangled in its specific domain with a "higher than 2" way interlock, otherwise the opposites of matter and antimatter would instantly cancel each other out leaving us at where the multiverse started. At literally nothing.
What if all radioactive decay is caused by particles like neutrinos passing through atoms?
Thats what I was thinking, hell I thought thats what they were implying.
that also has huge implications for the accuracy of dating, especially old things. If the reality around the earth was different then, it could have drastically impacted it's decay, and then we try to map 'for all time' into what we've only recently figured out our observed.
measurements indicated that an alpha emitter was affected by the neutrino flux change from the Sun
Keep on
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Dark matter?!? 😂
The unicorn of today’s science.
Do you have a better suggestion?
me too
Not dark matter ?
me too
I really don’t want to brag about those scientists, because they are doing a great job and everything they can to search for the truth, but sometimes it’s just...
If you didn’t find those wimps in your detector, although you probably calculated how big etc. it should have been to recognize them, then they aren’t there in the first place and you don’t need an even bigger construct.
It’s just as if you had a headache and knew that you have to take one certain pill to stop it, but there are 4 kinds of pills in a bag... (I know the example is weird, but it’s pretty much spot on).
You take the Blue pill and see that it doesn’t work after an hour... why would you now take two of it, although you know, that the pill should have been working, if it was the right one... ?
@@hinata5736 Dark Matter barely interacts with dark matter so it'd be hard to spot interactions if they're rare so a larger sample size would help.
study physics and then you can have an opinion of the possibility of it's none existence
The thumbnail really made me uncomfortable with that trypophobia triggering visual...
Amazing how much we don't know about modern science...
*_What a background after illustrator_*
🙏 *"CERN Shiva Nataraja"* ( Time & Space)
Waste of money. Whole CERN. Unless they do other research then they let us know.
Im pretty sure my comments are harvested by one of their supercomputers called the www
Just imagine. How you wanna unravel the secrets of the universe if you do not have all the energy that was needed to create that universe in the first place??
Electro magnetic plasma universe ya’ll...connected magnetically....lighten up the dark matter universe to the cosmic string ..it really is
Wow, good way to cover the failure of discovering dark matter. You are not a robot, too!!
This started off like the beginning of a superhero movie!
“ Dark Matter... matters”
The most confusing rtx video yet
artended 😂😂😂
« We don’t know how to find dark matter but hacker know how to find you » that one was smooth, well done. I’m going to take my « well advertised » hat
The darkside is a gateway to many abilities that most would consider... unnatural.