How Does The Nucleus Hold Together?
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An analogy to the strong nuclear force holding the nucleus together is that it is like the residual electromagnetic Van Der Waals forces that loosely bind electrically neutral molecules together into liquids. Even though molecules are electrically neutral, when they get close enough they can still feel an attraction due to the component electrons and nuclei.
8:35 anyone notice the change in sound quality?
7:30 Thought i was having a stroke
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This channel has 3 types of viewers: the .1% who actually fully understand what he's talking about, the people who maybe don't get it all but are learning from these videos, and the people who have no idea what any of this means but like the sound of Matt's voice and all these long words
Until today, I never even noticed the distinction between the Strong Force and the Strong Nuclear Force. Thank you for once again teaching me something new.
This channel is undoubtably one of the most underrated channels on all of YouTube. The quality, time, and the complexity of the topics along with the added work of delivering the information in a way that the 99% of us baboons are able to grasp these concepts. THIS is the way I wish university was taught and I am always so excited to see a new PBS Space Time video on my feed. Very thankful for PBS, Matt and team for putting together these incredible videos for FREE
This is the simplest, most digestible explanation I have read or watched to date, and yet I know I am going to need to watch it at least one more time.
Did Yukawa eventually get the recognition he deserves? I had not heard of him despite years of reading up on this topic. So much to learn. Sounds like a really bright fella.
My brain *finally seeing the bed after a 10h shift and a whole lot of extra chores* Matt's voice; "quantum chromodynamics 😃" Brain: wait
Thank you for mentioning scientists that many people don’t know. There are so many amazing and brilliant people in history! I love learning about all the people who have contributed to our knowledge today. 🎉❤
An analogy to the strong nuclear force holding the nucleus together is that it is like the residual electromagnetic Van Der Waals forces that loosely bind electrically neutral molecules together into liquids. Even though molecules are electrically neutral, when they get close enough they can still feel an attraction due to the component electrons and nuclei.
8:35 anyone notice the change in sound quality?
7:30 Thought i was having a stroke