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Tricky Question Explained | Space Blobs
Super tough question explained! Two planet-sized blobs of water deep in space would be attracted to each other by gravity. What of two planet-sized blobs of nothing within a universe of water? #physics #gravity #brainteaser #astronomy #concepts #science
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Concepts Explained | Tension
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Tricky Question on tension presented and then explained. #brainteaser #newton #universe #physics #science #speed #tension #education
Concepts Explained | Acceleration
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Tricky Question short video on acceleration presented and then explained. #brainteaser #newton #universe #physics #science #speed #acceleration
Chem 101: The BPP, Chapter 14a, Ibogaine Opioid Treatment
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John and Tracy interview members of the Iboga Quest team of healthcare providers who work to treat opioid addiction and similar ailments using therapy centered on iboga plant material with the hallucinogenic molecule ibogaine as the active agent. A key feature of ibogaine-based therapy is its success in alleviating the craving that comes with opioid addiction as well as providing a renewed sens...
Chem 101: The BPP, Chapter 12a, Fossil Fuels
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Chem 101: The BPP, Chapter 12a, Fossil Fuels
The Quadratic Formula: The Discriminant's Hidden Meaning
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The Quadratic Formula: The Discriminant's Hidden Meaning
The Real Reason for Seasons
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The Real Reason for Seasons
Ecosystems and the power of Collective Causation
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Ecosystems and the power of Collective Causation
Orbital Motion Requires Gravity?
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Orbital Motion Requires Gravity?
Science Is Cool - UnConference
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Science Is Cool - UnConference
Why Water is Cyan
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Why Water is Cyan
The Origin of Life
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The Origin of Life
Diffusion
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Diffusion
Spit Ball Lab Activity
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Spit Ball Lab Activity
Busted by Dust
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Busted by Dust
What Is Light?
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What Is Light?
Power Transmission
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Power Transmission
Flow of Charge
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Flow of Charge
Entropy: The Spreading of Energy
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Entropy: The Spreading of Energy
Light Refraction
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Light Refraction
Trapping Light: Total Internal Reflection
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Trapping Light: Total Internal Reflection
The Human Eye and Optical Illusions
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The Human Eye and Optical Illusions
Blown Zone in the Ozone
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Blown Zone in the Ozone
Rotational Inertia
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Rotational Inertia
Molecular Shapes
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Molecular Shapes
Chem 101: The BPP, Chapter 01, How to Study Effectively
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Chem 101: The BPP, Chapter 01, How to Study Effectively
Chem 101: The BPP, Chapter 02, The Anthropology of Learning
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Chem 101: The BPP, Chapter 02, The Anthropology of Learning
Chem 101: The BPP, Chapter 03, Team-Based Learning
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Chem 101: The BPP, Chapter 03, Team-Based Learning
Chem 101: The BPP, Chapter 04a, Academic Endurance
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Chem 101: The BPP, Chapter 04a, Academic Endurance
Chem 101: The BPP, Chapter 04b, Subatomic Particles
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Chem 101: The BPP, Chapter 04b, Subatomic Particles

Комментарии

  • @AradShoari
    @AradShoari 7 часов назад

    Less

  • @HaveAGreatDay54
    @HaveAGreatDay54 11 часов назад

    When I was 10, I told my father that we only see one side of the moon from Earth. He told me that I was wrong. I told him that I learned this in school. He grounded me for talking back at him and told me to tell my teacher that she was wrong. Loving relationship obviously, but he was not the only person in my life to have such strong attachments to the idea that we see all sides of the moon from Earth. This phenomenon has always perplexed me. All one has to do is care enough to pay the slightest attention to our closest stellar neighbor to see that our view of its surface never changes, other than the shadow across its surface. It all goes to show that, not enough people look up. I guess they are afraid of getting bird poo in the eye. My wife was in her late 20s when she pointed out a strange object in the day sky. It was the moon. I often wonder how these enormous details are missed for entire lifetimes. I wonder what I, myself am ignorant too. Fortunately for life lessons, I do not allow cognitive dissonance to get in the way of learning something new every day. Thank you for the video from a decade in the future.

  • @johnwillis5279
    @johnwillis5279 День назад

    It still doesntmake sense to me because it is not rotating as it revolves.

  • @madac_
    @madac_ День назад

    for gravity, the force is constant as its always interacting with the body, so the acceleration, therefore is 10m/s² downward

  • @redpillpaulie2304
    @redpillpaulie2304 День назад

    Gravity !!!!???? You Mean the same thing that NASA cannot prove, and Einstein said there's NO WAY to prove it !!!! WoW 😮 are you indoctrinated !!!!

  • @AtlanPerry
    @AtlanPerry День назад

    I agree with the above statement 😊. The acceleration ore deceleration will be zero at the point of changing direction. There is the forge of gravity that will welkom it back on earth..but the rock has no engine ore propulsion..that could do it ..change it..with maximum acceleration. 😮

  • @HEINdeliciously
    @HEINdeliciously 2 дня назад

    1:10 RompeHielos

  • @brianr6661
    @brianr6661 2 дня назад

    Acceleration needs 2 points to calculate because it's a comparison between two points. The definition of acceleration is a change in speed.

  • @detoxvirusuno3397
    @detoxvirusuno3397 3 дня назад

    Perfect teaching . 👍🙏

  • @mainstay.
    @mainstay. 3 дня назад

    That explains me and my first wife.

    • @rarra
      @rarra 2 дня назад

      Now what’s the force between your first and second wife

    • @mainstay.
      @mainstay. 2 дня назад

      @@rarra ; )

  • @alialias3913
    @alialias3913 3 дня назад

    Or moon just like sun is stationary yet both revolving round us

  • @dannyp67
    @dannyp67 3 дня назад

    Probably explains why The Far Side of the Moon has so many more craters from objects in space striking it. It's always got The Far Side facing out

  • @mikibellomillo
    @mikibellomillo 6 дней назад

    finally I FOUND IT!! JESUS BLESSED!! THANKS FOR UPLOADING THIS VIDEO!! GOD BLESS YOU!!🎉

  • @juliabarrett7781
    @juliabarrett7781 7 дней назад

    Je ne comprends pas

  • @jackykblam
    @jackykblam 7 дней назад

    I see sp many clip but this is the only one makes me understood why we dont see the far side of the moon.

  • @moothemoo4896
    @moothemoo4896 12 дней назад

    It gets bigger. All of the part will scale up. If you doubled the size of the part, the hole would get 2x bigger. Thermal expansion does not increase size to that extent, but it does uniformly scale all features in a similar manner. You can also imagine the atoms that make the edge of the hole getting further from each other, expanding the hole.

  • @m.guypirate6900
    @m.guypirate6900 12 дней назад

    gets bigger probably

  • @evanmarkle2054
    @evanmarkle2054 12 дней назад

    Stays the same? Where can I find an answer

  • @RampAgentX
    @RampAgentX 12 дней назад

    0:43 , 1 year is the metric being used. (this "time" around the sun of earth's orbit" ?? ) More and more this seems like a ridiculous metric from a "talking monkey" (homosapien) perspective. what is therefore 1 year on Venus, Mercury, Mars, Saturn etc.... ? How does that translate into a light year ? Is "time" even real? If "year" is used in a completely different capacity to describe "distance" here, then please explain with timestamp in your video, thanks.

  • @MrZajebali
    @MrZajebali 12 дней назад

    a?

  • @arcticblue32
    @arcticblue32 13 дней назад

    Decrease

  • @verone272
    @verone272 14 дней назад

    Great!!!!! ☺️

  • @andrethegiant2877
    @andrethegiant2877 14 дней назад

    Without watching I'm going with they aren't big enough.

  • @michaelc1063
    @michaelc1063 16 дней назад

    We are but a mere spec in this universe

  • @_Painted
    @_Painted 17 дней назад

    I could be wrong, but my intuition says: The water between the voids will feel weaker gravity towards the voids, therefore relatively stronger gravity in the directions pointed away from the voids, therefore the water in the gap between the voids will flow outwards from the gap, causing the gap to contract, making the voids appear to be drawn closer together. Though water would "evaporate" into the voids, filling them with water, if the water fills the entire universe, then the limits of the rate at which densities of water can equalize over the vast distances will result in the areas that started empty remaining less densely filled with water for a long time. I think the areas being lower density regions rather than completely empty regions won’t change the result of the thought experiment from the video. So the end result, according to my intuition, is a merged void (actually a pocket of colder, less dense water gradually equalizing with the rest of the universe as a bubble of reduced temperature/density water propagating outwards).

  • @MrZajebali
    @MrZajebali 17 дней назад

    In the universe, there's actually no space, dude! Only quantum fields creating geometry :-P

  • @fex144
    @fex144 17 дней назад

    the uh- the uh- the holes would get filled in with water (no he pretends it's difficult so uh-) The empty holes would set up diving schools? And uh submarines would be spaceships?!

  • @kjelladrian3205
    @kjelladrian3205 17 дней назад

    Less! It's the radius and mass below you which is relevant in the formula.

  • @irp3ex
    @irp3ex 17 дней назад

    someone posted a solution assuming its dark matter but if we assume its just vacuum/air then the water will fill the spaces, the empty spaces created after the water moved will be filled by other water, and eventually the empty spaces will travel to the edge or, if there isn't one, stretch out and become thinner and thinner over time

  • @kjelladrian3205
    @kjelladrian3205 17 дней назад

    Tricky, alright. We know empty space in our universe expands due to the some 68.3 % dark energy in it. This makes it expand by some 70 km/second per Megaparsec. If these specific blobs are just empty space it would mean dark energy were 100 %. Thereby these blobs would expand towards each other, join and push all the water away from it. The gravity of the water would aid this expansion, accordingly to the points of gravity he demonstrates I don't know; haven't looked for the answer yet ...

  • @rzl1234
    @rzl1234 18 дней назад

    the empty space would be rapidly filled with water

    • @HC_Petrie
      @HC_Petrie 17 дней назад

      But the question is where is the empty space going, It can't just disappear, unless you mean that the water is going to be less dense, but I don't know if that would happen

    • @kjelladrian3205
      @kjelladrian3205 17 дней назад

      I's say it depends on how big the blobs of water are. We know empty space in our universe expands due to the 68.3 % dark energy in it. If the blobs are just empty space it would mean 100 % dark energy ...

    • @_Painted
      @_Painted 17 дней назад

      If the water fills the entire universe, then the limits of the rate at which densities of water can equalize over the vast distances will result in the areas that started empty remaining less densely filled with water for a long time. I think the areas being lower density regions rather than completely empty regions won’t change the result of the thought experiment from the video.

    • @rzl1234
      @rzl1234 17 дней назад

      @@HC_Petrie If you submerge a little vacuum chamber into the ocean and break the glass, it would be quickly filled with water and the empty space will indeed disappear

    • @HC_Petrie
      @HC_Petrie 17 дней назад

      @@rzl1234 The vacuum wouldn’t really disappear and it just spreads and then the water would be just a teeny tony bit less dense, or do I understand something wrong, I‘m still in school so maybe I didn‘t understand something right when I heard of it, but I think it is like this until the vacuum is in space.

  • @Mimikyu_man
    @Mimikyu_man 18 дней назад

    That is actually something to think about🤔 I don't know what it is though😅

  • @TomHodder
    @TomHodder 18 дней назад

    ok, someone do the work and go and find out the answer and post it as a comment below...

    • @niggo9366
      @niggo9366 18 дней назад

      The water would shoot into the emptyness and they would spread as smallest possible peaces over millions and millions of years till the emptyness is spread out evenly through out whole universe

    • @angrytedtalks
      @angrytedtalks 18 дней назад

      It's obvious. The empty space (a vacuum) would contract to obscurity, leaving the universe slightly less dense, but still full of water.

    • @HC_Petrie
      @HC_Petrie 17 дней назад

      ​​@@angrytedtalks why would the universe be less dense? I mean the empty space can't just disappear, it would still be in the universe, just in the edge oft it, but if you just look at the entire universe, you would ignore where the empty space is. You only need to know, that it exists (Example in the real world: steel boats). The universe would still have the same density. I also don't think, that the water itself would be less dense, but I don't know if that's true. Or do you mean, that the universe would be less dense, after the vacuum appeared?

    • @angrytedtalks
      @angrytedtalks 17 дней назад

      @@HC_Petrie The water which rushed to fill the vacuum would create a lower density, which (given time) would theoretically reach evey part of the universe with less water per metre squared. Likewise, to create a vacuum in the first place would involve the water being more dense.

  • @rarra
    @rarra 21 день назад

    Less

  • @ligregni
    @ligregni 21 день назад

    Does that mean that in 6,500 years it will be Springfall in the entire year for everyone?

  • @tarfaibrahim912
    @tarfaibrahim912 21 день назад

    Thanks

  • @saigonmonopoly1105
    @saigonmonopoly1105 21 день назад

    a bullet have no momentum it only slow down and drop out at sonic x3 velecity

  • @namdak3
    @namdak3 21 день назад

    This is awesome.

  • @namdak3
    @namdak3 21 день назад

    I love this. My curiosity is accelerating.

  • @kunalrasal3408
    @kunalrasal3408 21 день назад

    Sink to the bottom, because increase in pressure will reduce the volume of air in the balloon

  • @dinodude8047
    @dinodude8047 22 дня назад

    Wabit😂

  • @Duplicity75
    @Duplicity75 23 дня назад

    Easy for scuba divers. Surely sink!

  • @MrZajebali
    @MrZajebali 23 дня назад

    Ah, I know! The right answer is "I do not care":)

  • @MrZajebali
    @MrZajebali 23 дня назад

    Stay?

  • @BudgieQPD
    @BudgieQPD 23 дня назад

    The surface area of the ballon decreases due to the extra pressure on the balloon so the weight of the of water the balloon is displacing is less now than the weight so the it will sink.

  • @kb7202
    @kb7202 23 дня назад

    Thank you it so much

  • @GMan958
    @GMan958 24 дня назад

    DensityBalloon1=m/V1 DensityBallon2=m/V2 D1/D2=V2/V1. Pressure1=ph1, Pressure2=ph2 Where h=depth P1/P2=h1/h2 Since P2>P1 then V1>V2 therefore D2>D1 then balloon should sink.

    • @patrickdevlin8553
      @patrickdevlin8553 23 дня назад

      I was thinking the same thing. It seems like the balloon lower down will be denser by ideal gas law

  • @jiweixia7844
    @jiweixia7844 24 дня назад

    Sink, the force for the float is equal to how much the weight of how much space the balloon takes from the water. As the depth of water increases the pressure will increase and make the balloon smaller. Hence the floating force will decrease

  • @3dbadboy1
    @3dbadboy1 24 дня назад

    I wonder if the pressure that the water from above to maintain level puts it on top the balloon. Then the weight would pull it down.

  • @sdtowns773
    @sdtowns773 24 дня назад

    Sink….