Earth’s Core Should Be Impossible. A New State of Matter Explains It.
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Top Comments (10)
This episode is part of PBS Earth Month, the home base for the exploration of the universe! So if you enjoyed this, there lot of great planet Earth content: Check Out Eon's episode on Supermountains: https://tinyurl.com/2srsyb69 And the full PBS Earth Month Playlist: https://tinyurl.com/ebkf6kx3
Back in my day being a state of matter MEANT something, now they're just giving it out to anyone
Yes, even the oldest scientific test ever, the classic "poke it with a stick and see what happens" test, is also just smashing two things together.
This is definitely my favorite quote of all time: “The secrets of nature are best revealed by smashing things into other things really hard.” - Matt O’Dowd
I’m a material scientist and engineer, and I did not expect to see Poisson Ratio, shear, alloying and crystal structures in a video about the nucleus of the planet, for anyone curious: 11:49 This phase of water is called Ice XVIII (or superionic water), in which the oxygen anions form a structure and the free hydrogen cations (protons) can move freely through the lattice and also when there is a difference of potential applied, making this water phase a good proton conductor. Very interesting and very well explained, nice video!
I'm definitely part of your....core audience 😎
PBS was all I had for some of the years of my younger life. So long as there was a tv or electricity around the time. So here's my support.
I love it when the answer is "All of the above"
It continues to blow my mind learning how all that stuff we learned in grade school had to be discovered and mapped out. "Earth has a molten core" becomes so much cooler when you realize what went into that hypothesis.
"new state of matter" Look inside It's just goop
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This episode is part of PBS Earth Month, the home base for the exploration of the universe! So if you enjoyed this, there lot of great planet Earth content: Check Out Eon's episode on Supermountains: https://tinyurl.com/2srsyb69 And the full PBS Earth Month Playlist: https://tinyurl.com/ebkf6kx3
Back in my day being a state of matter MEANT something, now they're just giving it out to anyone
Yes, even the oldest scientific test ever, the classic "poke it with a stick and see what happens" test, is also just smashing two things together.
This is definitely my favorite quote of all time: “The secrets of nature are best revealed by smashing things into other things really hard.” - Matt O’Dowd
I’m a material scientist and engineer, and I did not expect to see Poisson Ratio, shear, alloying and crystal structures in a video about the nucleus of the planet, for anyone curious: 11:49 This phase of water is called Ice XVIII (or superionic water), in which the oxygen anions form a structure and the free hydrogen cations (protons) can move freely through the lattice and also when there is a difference of potential applied, making this water phase a good proton conductor. Very interesting and very well explained, nice video!
I'm definitely part of your....core audience 😎
PBS was all I had for some of the years of my younger life. So long as there was a tv or electricity around the time. So here's my support.
I love it when the answer is "All of the above"
It continues to blow my mind learning how all that stuff we learned in grade school had to be discovered and mapped out. "Earth has a molten core" becomes so much cooler when you realize what went into that hypothesis.
"new state of matter" Look inside It's just goop