TRANSCRIPCIÓNEnglish

Have We Really Found The Theory Of Everything?

45m 29s6,439 palabras1,050 segmentsEnglish

TRANSCRIPCIÓN COMPLETA

0:01

Wolfgang powley was one of the most

0:03

brilliant physicists of his time but he

0:06

was also Savage in his criticism happy

0:09

to use his considerable witch to tear

0:11

apart ideas or theories he thought

0:13

lacking he took to signing off his

0:15

letters with the title D Gaisor goddess

0:18

German for the scourge of God but

0:22

perhaps most famously he once solemnly

0:25

responded to a young physicist's Earnest

0:27

paper with a simple but brutal epithet

0:32

that the offending work was not even

0:36

wrong

0:38

although not all ideas have a powerly to

0:41

puncture them most scientific theories

0:42

do end up dead and forgotten most

0:45

scientific theories

0:48

fail they may have had their day they

0:50

may have been widely believed the focus

0:52

of papers seminars and conferences only

0:55

to end up a footnote in the history

0:57

books

0:58

[Music]

1:00

once upon a time it was thought that

1:02

something called flow giston existed

1:05

residing inside objects it was released

1:07

when they were burned during the 18th

1:10

century the theory of logistan was one

1:12

of the foremost explanations for heat

1:14

and combustion professors taught it

1:16

students learned it and the chemists of

1:18

the day attempted to interpret their

1:20

results with it but the idea very simply

1:24

was wrong the flow just an account of

1:26

heat was a fantasy the truth as we now

1:29

know lay in chemistry and the

1:31

combination of different elements in

1:32

various chemical reactions somewhere at

1:35

some point in history the last believer

1:37

in the flo Justin theory of heat died

1:41

in the mid-20th century there were two

1:43

competing ideas for understanding the

1:45

origin of matter in the universe one was

1:48

the Big Bang Theory the idea that the

1:50

cosmos was once extremely small dense

1:53

and hot and then expanded into the vast

1:55

Cosmic structures we observed today but

1:58

there was also another competing Theory

2:00

the so-called steady state theory in

2:03

which Mata was constantly being created

2:05

to sustain the universe so that it

2:07

remained on large scales

2:10

eternally the same at one time the

2:13

steady state theory was one of the most

2:15

discussed ideas in astrophysics and

2:17

cosmology even Einstein had an interest

2:19

in it but over the years evidence piled

2:22

up in favor of the big bang and with the

2:24

discovery of hugely powerful quasars at

2:26

cosmological distances which dated from

2:29

the younger universe and have no

2:30

counterparts today gradually the lights

2:33

went out for steady state the last

2:36

Conference was held the last talks were

2:38

given and the last adherence of the idea

2:41

tired leaving only filing cabinets

2:44

packed with old yellowing notes

2:51

and so we arrive to the present day and

2:55

the ongoing quest for a fundamental

2:57

theory that explains everything within

3:00

our universe the quest to unite the two

3:03

pillars of general relativity and

3:05

quantum mechanics our current leading

3:08

Frameworks for quantum gravity are known

3:10

as string theory and M Theory ideas

3:13

which claim extra dimensions and Tiny

3:16

vibrating strings exist deep within

3:18

everything at the as yet unobserved

3:20

heart of nature or even vast

3:22

multi-dimensional brains stretched

3:24

across an imperceivable bulk many many

3:28

physicists and mathematicians are

3:30

working on these cutting-edge ideas

3:31

regular conferences are being held

3:34

packed with both young and old all

3:36

chasing the Holy Grail of physics a

3:39

unified theory that explains it all

3:43

will these theories last do they really

3:48

represent viable solutions to the

3:50

fundamental questions of the universe or

3:52

tragically misled Community lost in

3:55

elegant mathematics with no hope of

3:57

finding connections to the real world

3:58

let alone a shred of testable evidence

4:02

will one day string and M Theory too be

4:07

found as Dusty footnotes in fading tones

4:11

are they as Paulie wants mused

4:14

not even wrong

4:26

this year's Nobel Prize in physics was

4:28

awarded for Research into quantum

4:30

entanglement leading to deep questions

4:33

about whether our universe is even

4:35

locally real unfortunately for

4:37

controlling our devices our macroscopic

4:39

world does appear to have different

4:41

locations this is where our sponsor any

4:44

desk comes in the best remote desktop

4:47

software on the market helping you

4:49

access any device anywhere anytime from

4:52

it support to easily working at home

4:54

from Super straightforward file transfer

4:56

to controlling everything with just your

4:58

mobile any desk is a secure and fast way

5:00

to stay on top of things wherever you

5:02

are on Earth but not if you were light

5:04

years away it is also easily

5:06

customizable and smoothly runs on all

5:08

major operating systems and most

5:11

importantly it's very simple and

5:13

straightforward to use so try it out for

5:15

yourself at anydesk.com they have a

5:18

great free version for non-business

5:20

users thanks to any desk for supporting

5:23

educational content on YouTube

5:29

what is meant by fundamental

5:33

push distances inwards start with us

5:38

bipedal members of Homo Sapien sapiens

5:40

normally standing a bit over one and a

5:42

half meters focus our view narrower and

5:45

narrower first the scale of insects

5:47

little creepy crawly objects one

5:49

centimeter across a factor of 100 next

5:52

head down to the size of cells the

5:55

powerhouses of human metabolism that

5:57

brings us down by another factor of ten

5:59

thousand reaching micrometers we go

6:02

again another scaling down by a factor

6:04

of a thousand brings us first to

6:06

molecules and then to atoms and the

6:08

quantum mechanical bonds of electrons in

6:10

orbitals that hold atoms together to

6:12

form the building blocks of life where

6:15

now distances slightly less than one

6:17

billionth of a meter where quantum

6:19

mechanics rules if we were to look

6:22

around in a little Cube one billionth of

6:24

a meter across then the number of such

6:26

cubes that would fit inside our body is

6:29

greater than the number of stars in the

6:31

observable universe and yet this is only

6:35

the start of our inwards journey at the

6:38

center of atoms lies the nucleus the

6:41

radius of the nucleus 100

6:43

000 times smaller than the size of the

6:45

atom itself the nuclear ball consists of

6:48

protons and neutrons little clumps of

6:50

quarks both held together by the strong

6:52

nuclear force and also attracted to each

6:55

other by the strong nuclear force we're

6:58

now at distances of one fentometer one

7:01

million billionth of a meter and

7:02

entering the realm of particle physics

7:05

particle colliders are our world's most

7:08

powerful microscopes using these and in

7:11

particular the Large Hadron Collider we

7:14

are able to probe inwards by an extra

7:15

factor of one thousand to picometers

7:20

but no more

7:23

the realm Beyond this is the realm of

7:27

theory

7:30

where we would continue to go in a

7:33

deeper and further until we reach the

7:35

scales on which our ordinary classical

7:37

Notions of space and time break down and

7:39

must be replaced by some quantum

7:42

mechanical replacement for the classical

7:43

theory of space-time described by

7:46

Einstein's theory of relativity

7:48

calculations suggest that this would

7:50

occur at a distance of 1 million

7:52

billionth of a picometer where quantum

7:54

gravity will take over and it is at this

7:58

distance scale we perhaps reach the

8:01

scale of strings

8:04

relativistic quantum mechanical strings

8:07

that some physicists say may be the most

8:10

fundamental building blocks of the

8:13

universe what everything is truly made

8:17

of

8:18

and yet surprisingly this idea String

8:22

Theory did not start off as a potential

8:25

fundamental theory of nature to climb

8:28

back up the ladder at distant scales of

8:30

around a femtometer only one million

8:33

billionth of a meter we are in the realm

8:35

of the strong force the strong force

8:38

which at one point many people believed

8:41

was actually a string Force

8:47

String Theory started its life in the

8:49

summer of 1968 as a possible theory of

DESBLOQUEAR MÁS

Regístrate gratis para acceder a funciones premium

VISOR INTERACTIVO

Mira el video con subtítulos sincronizados, superposición ajustable y control total de la reproducción.

REGÍSTRATE GRATIS PARA DESBLOQUEAR

RESUMEN DE IA

Obtén un resumen instantáneo generado por IA del contenido del video, los puntos clave y las conclusiones.

REGÍSTRATE GRATIS PARA DESBLOQUEAR

TRADUCIR

Traduce la transcripción a más de 100 idiomas con un solo clic. Descarga en cualquier formato.

REGÍSTRATE GRATIS PARA DESBLOQUEAR

MAPA MENTAL

Visualiza la transcripción como un mapa mental interactivo. Comprende la estructura de un vistazo.

REGÍSTRATE GRATIS PARA DESBLOQUEAR

CHATEA CON LA TRANSCRIPCIÓN

Haz preguntas sobre el contenido del video. Obtén respuestas impulsadas por IA directamente desde la transcripción.

REGÍSTRATE GRATIS PARA DESBLOQUEAR

SACA MÁS PARTIDO A TUS TRANSCRIPCIONES

Regístrate gratis y desbloquea el visor interactivo, los resúmenes de IA, las traducciones, los mapas mentales y mucho más. No se requiere tarjeta de crédito.

    Have We Really… - Transcripción Completa | YouTubeTranscript.dev