[HD] The Universe Season 7 – Quantum Physics / Microscopic Universe S07E05 (full documentary)
Posted on February 15th, 2013 by in Quantum Mechanics
[HD] The Universe Season 7 – Quantum Physics / Microscopic Universe S07E05 (full documentary) Scientists are coming to an astounding conclusion. To make sense of outer space, we have to understand inner space, the microscopic matter that forms the foundation of everything we see. But shrinking down billions of times into the realm of atoms and sub-atomic particles, takes us into a strange, unexplored world. ( Quantum Physics, Quantum Mechanics, Quantum Tunneling, Quantum Entanglement, String Theory, )
zerocheese on February 14, 2013
So then if genetic decay is as you claim, what will become of all living species in a million years or 100 million years?
Evolution relies on passing genetics on to offspring, those with the best genes survive to pass them on. How then does your theory of mutations being inherently negative allow for millions and millions of years of prosperous and changing living organisms?
Paul Mckenzie on February 14, 2013
No… amino acids are conjoined by peptide BONDS, which form polypeptide chains, 1 or more polypeptide chains form proteins…
Why this is impossible. I will oversimplify it but if you want to know more I can send you to a video that will explain it very easily.. Look for another comment reply because it will take more than 150 characters to say..
Paul Mckenzie on February 14, 2013
(simplified) There are 2 types of peptide bonds. Type A and Type B. ONLY Type A form FUNCTIONING proteins that are used in living matter. If there is ONE single B-bond, the protein is useless for life. In chemistry, Type A peptide bonds and Type B bonds occur at about a 1:1 chance. (50% for A + B)
Conclusion: to form ONE polypeptide chain of 150 amino acids, you need EVERY peptide bond to be TYPE A. That’s a 50% chance for EVERY bond between amino’s. (50% X 149) = 5×10^148…
FOR ONE PROTEIN.
Ryan Moore on February 14, 2013
Peptide bond
zerocheese on February 14, 2013
Could you provide a source, The only thing I can find even close is about beta pleated sheets and alpha helices, which themselves are chains of amino acids creating proteins.
Paul Mckenzie on February 14, 2013
First of all, you’re making the assumption that there has been millions of years before us and will be millions after us… Earths electro-magnetosphere has been degrading at a CONSTANT rate of 5% every century (it’s been measured for the past 200 years)… Considering this rate is constant; going back 20,000 years in time, earth would have had the electro-magnetosphere of the average star… Translation: life would have been impossible 20,000 years ago.
zerocheese on February 14, 2013
Yes, there were millions of years of life before the year 2013. We can see this in fossils using carbon dating. As for Earths electromagnetic field, it’s been theorized that the poles flip about every 250k years. This can be seen in the orientation of iron crystals from once molten lava. Saying that we would have had such a strong electromagnetic field 20k years ago is like saying “Because we had a 10% increase in C02 in the air in the past 50 years, 500 years ago there must not have been any.”
peppermill22 on February 14, 2013
This is blowing my fuckin mind.
hihihehexD on February 14, 2013
05:06 I find that animation missleading as it did not instantly change..
CommanderTH0R on February 14, 2013
does only 1 (ONE) photon makes too that kind of lines on screen??
tstruss912 on February 14, 2013
“We’ve never detected a wimp in the laboratory”
I find that hard to believe. Are all physicists badasses like Neil Tyson?
markden21 on February 14, 2013
YES I WANT TO SKIP THE FUCKING AD!
GwoodBloodz on February 14, 2013
ummmmmmmm no
GwoodBloodz on February 14, 2013
i can say what i want? Mr big bang
Dafydd Watkins on February 14, 2013
That doesn’t make it true. The evidence clearly points towards a big bang.
snaileri on February 14, 2013
9:32 terrible audio dub
beirirangu on February 14, 2013
I wonder if quantum entanglement is due to the other dimentions found at those sizes, and with a bend in space-time… bla bla bla… I have no real idea
FreeAgentsMarket on February 14, 2013
i wonder if theres diffrent colours out there that we havent seen,
spaveevo on February 14, 2013
the end of the month hasnt happened yet so you never know
Diana BAF on February 15, 2013
im having a physics orgasm
black2007tl on February 15, 2013
That song in the beginning is from the movie “predator” pretty cool.
jumpinjimney on February 15, 2013
so in some universe I’m successful YEA!