An Ancient Roman Shipwreck May Explain the Universe
An Ancient Roman Shipwreck May Explain the Universe
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Why would astrophysicists care about a two millennia old Roman shipwreck between the islands of Sardinia and Mal Di Ventre? Why would archaeologists care about a particle physics experiment hiding deep beneath the…
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I just died at "that's meee" @ 11:55 for some reason
Bro has a bad vibe idk
I would love to hear about leptogenisis and right handed neutrinos
Decay observer; talk about your job security.
Me and the boys thinking about the Roman Empire…
7:00 Few families not a state were on top of the industry… LedPunk? 🙂 Williamo Gibsono 😉 I never thought about The Merchant of Venice as proto Cyberpunk…
great, cuore / cupid just another expensive "experiment" draining tax payers for years for no return
I would like to see the physics
i wanna know!
Is neutrinos being their own anti-particle similar to Fry being his own grandfather?
Please make video on leptogenesis, right-handed neutrinos and the see-saw mechanism!
Let me guess without reading comments – the victory of matter over antimatter? 🤔
What a load of BS, it explaines nothing!!!
Title is a wee bit (intentionally?) misleading here. It suggests the shipwreck may explain the universe, not that some parts of it helped to make a device that may explain the universe!
I red that they were unlikely to have been poisoned by the lead in the pipes, as the water flowed too quickly to reliably absorb anything.
I would like a video about neutrinoless double beta decay.
the micarah tewers system of measurements lol
15:52 Cover it. The more educational resources in this world the better
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26:56 don't forget that no result is also a result 😜
15:50 I'd like to know, please.
I don't get how the decay of lead only starts after it's mined?
as a particle physicist, loved this 😁 I didn’t know about the Roman lead
Yes, of course you should cover it!
Yes this Sci-Show watcher wants to know so please make the video thank you!
I'm quite interested in an episode about neutrinos and such. I have already forgotten the name of the exact decay that CUORE is searching for in part.
Talking about lead ….. and you said "one of the lead archaeologist" 😂👋🏼
15:52
I would love to see more videos on particle physics!
I’d love an episode on lipogenesis and right-handed neutrinos, and the see-saw mechanism, please 🙏
I would imagine the reason all the matter and anti matter weren't ALL annihilated is the same reason not every person within the viscinity of the nuclear blasts were killed (hibakusha). The same reason not every block of TNT detonates in monecraft when you make a 100³ with them. I would wager the collision happened and some of the matter and anti matter just.. didn't meet. The massive rate of expansion and the energy of all the other collisions pushed some of them apart faster than they could meet in time. I assume there's even antimatter out there and now it'll just never come into contact with matter.
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PLEASE DO A IN DEPTH PHYSIC VIDEO!
I wanna learn about the see-saw thingy! 😊
So at the end of the day, the experiment to prove where all this mass in the universe comes from, didnt *matter*.
Is there a reason why the experiment cant be left to continue for an extended period of time? Sort of just left alone for a while. Surely 5 years isn't enough to determine that it would take 38 trillion trillion years to halve the radioactivity? Just curious