Why Is Everything Made Of Atoms?

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  @HistoryoftheUniverse · 3 years ago · pinned

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  @iLLeag7e · 3 years ago

  Your writer Colin Stuart gets a round of applause for this one. &nbsp;Excellent work gents

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  @stevebrindle1724 · 3 years ago (edited)

  I left school at 18 with 2 A levels and no interest in learning more, I wanted to earn money to help my family. As I got older (I am now 70 yrs old) I found curiosity and the need to learn more about the world around me growing in me. As a young man, the Internet only existed in science fiction with tablets appearing on Star Trek. I was 37 before I got my first computer and utterly amazed and delighted that I could learn so much through the click of a mouse! Cosmology and Quantum physics are my main interests and I love this channel that allows a working-class guy like myself access to such knowledge. Also, Art and culture and my other love, history are available to all of us. As a person who lived a large part of my life without the internet, I feel blessed by it in a way I doubt that kids born into this period of history can appreciate it So much knowledge available to us all can only, I pray, improve the human condition!!

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  @mollylundquist9145 · 3 years ago

  These are spectacular videos. An English teacher here who loves cosmology...and this series contains such lucid explanations that even I can understand. Wonderful. And thank you for producing them.

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  @Cold_solutions · 3 years ago

  You are a gifted educator. The blend of hard science and wondrous narrative brings this complex subject to life like the Big Bang itself. Bravo.

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  @paulkita · 3 years ago

  Just wanted to say thanks for making these. You stand out from all other channels and I truly hope that &nbsp;making these videos is just as rewarding for you as it is for us to watch. All the best to you my friend!

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  @juanvalle3990 · 3 years ago (edited)

  The lowest physical 3D layer is the atomic realm, but below it, there are other multidimensional energy layers of frequency, spin, polarities, vibrations &amp; resonances. Blinking in &amp; out of existance and jumping from one to the next dimension within a quantum realm

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  @danatowne5498 · 3 years ago

  I find the idea that &apos;the more we know the more we realize we don&apos;t KNOW&apos; really exciting. That comes across beautifully in your video. :)

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  @HannahLemurson · 3 years ago

  I wonder what alternate &quot;atom-like&quot; constructions are available with different physical constants. &nbsp;The mixture of Baryons and Electrons itself is pretty weird if you think about it.

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  @ChadieRahimian · 3 years ago

  I wish this channel existed 10 years ago when I had to take the grad-level cosmology course. It would have helped me immensely.

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  @NatrajChaturvedi · 3 years ago

  One of the best ones so far on the channel. To watch something like this this for free... Just wow

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  @mallninja9805 · 3 years ago

  The whole &quot;why is the universe fine tuned?&quot; question always strikes me like a puddle asking &quot;Why is this hole the EXACT RIGHT SHAPE to hold me??&quot;

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