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“What’s REALLY hidden inside an Electron? Scientists are shocked.”
What’s REALLY hiding inside an electron? For over 100 years, scientists believed the electron was fundamental — a point particle with no structure. But modern quantum physics, particle accelerators, and precision experiments are revealing something far more mysterious
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In this deep-dive science documentary, we explore quantum fields, the Standard Model, the Higgs field, electric dipole moment experiments, and the shocking possibility that the electron may be a vibration of something deeper — perhaps even connected to spacetime itself. If electrons are truly fundamental, then reality is built on something stranger than matter. Watch until the end to understand why physicists are stunned by what they’re discovering. Subscribe to The Boring Universe for cinematic science documentaries that explore the hidden architecture of reality.
The Man Who Understood Entropy.
In the serene town of Duino, Italy, on September 5, 1906, physicist Ludwig Boltzmann took his own life. The reason was constant criticism for his belief in atoms—a concept most scientists of his era dismissed.
Boltzmann was among the first to use atoms and molecules to explain the mysteries of thermodynamics—ideas that eventually formed the foundation of quantum mechanics. Despite this, he had to face massive criticism from his colleagues, mostly from Mach and Ostwald. Mach believed that since atoms could not be observed, they are not scientific theories. Shortly after his death, Boltzmann’s ideas got widespread acceptance mostly due to the work of Einstein and Planck.
La mort thermique de l’Univers: les lois de la Thermodynaique et l’Entropie
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