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Adham Hussein commented on 29 Dec 2013

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Tarek Madany commented on 24 Jan 2014

can you please play with the settings to make sure I can view it on chromecast please? It currently says that "the author prevents this video from broadcasting on chromecast"

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Particles attract across long distances

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Obito Sigma commented on 12 Apr 2016

If you were to spin me and a girl around via magnetic fields, would she attracted to me?

Jeremy Boetticher commented on 12 Apr 2016

+Obito Sigma If I used a number of bloodying tools to chop each of you up into macroparticles, then sure.

cormano64 commented on 12 Apr 2016

What's the usual substrate of this monolayer?

watercup123456 commented on 12 Apr 2016

+cormano64 I believe silicon.

Corvaire Wind commented on 12 Apr 2016

Would it be possible to accelerate the healing process? *(as a future application of this discovery)*

Nico Mariño commented on 12 Apr 2016

+Paradox Xero blablabla i dont say anything but those words look cool together.

Corvaire Wind commented on 12 Apr 2016

+Paradox Xero that was straight out of the George Carlin playbook! ;O)-

Corvaire Wind commented on 12 Apr 2016

LOL good answer! ;O)-

Paradox Xero commented on 12 Apr 2016

+Corvaire Wind It's entirely possibly, if proper implementation of said discovery that yields a viable method of treatment is achieved.

Martin Su commented on 12 Apr 2016

What is the hypothesized mechanism for this effect? Is the analogy a high-pressure and low-pressure system? Thus, the two moving (e.g. high-pressure) systems are eventually bound to come together?

causaljoe commented on 12 Apr 2016

+Martin Su The kinetic energy transferred to the 'passive' particles is upto twice as high in between the rotating particles than in the surrounding mono layer. So in the area between the rotating particles, the solid passive particles are bouncing off each other more, behaving as though the density is lower.. until equilibrium

Ibos - commented on 12 Apr 2016

It looks more like the substrate pressure surrounding the particles is stronger than between the two particles because the're pushing in opposite directions, and thus opening a way to be pulled in.

_2U_ commented on 12 Apr 2016

Are these real atoms???

AlvaroGymnas commented on 12 Apr 2016

+2U or maybe 10^15 don't know.

_2U_ commented on 12 Apr 2016

+AlvaroGymnas Oh damn ok,

AlvaroGymnas commented on 12 Apr 2016

+2U those are particles of about 10 micrometers (1/10 of the thickness of a human hair), they aren't single atoms. There are roughly 10^24 atoms in each particle I guess.

pendalink commented on 12 Apr 2016

just answering his question..

Nico Mariño commented on 12 Apr 2016

+pendalink Right, not atoms. they said the scale was around 1/10 of the thickness of a human hair. the human hair is about 50 microns and a atom radius is on the order of 0.1 nanometers (1/1000 of a micron).

pendalink commented on 12 Apr 2016

+2U these are macro-scale particles. Tiny bits of dust and the like, not atoms

quangluu96 commented on 12 Apr 2016

+2U yes

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