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BackstageScience
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We're taking you "backstage" at some of the UK's most amazing science facilities.
They include space telescopes, powerful lasers and football-field sized experiments.
But who works there and what are they doing?
Brought to you by the Science and Technology Facilities Council.
They include space telescopes, powerful lasers and football-field sized experiments.
But who works there and what are they doing?
Brought to you by the Science and Technology Facilities Council.
Hydrogen Storage - Backstage Science
A team from the University of Bath use the neutrons at ISIS to make a breakthrough.
Special thanks to Valeska Ting and Tim Mays.
Extra interview footage with Tim at ruclips.net/video/dDGtvP4EXqQ/видео.html
Backstage Science films by Brady Haran for the STFC
More Backstage Science at www.backstagescience.com/
Special thanks to Valeska Ting and Tim Mays.
Extra interview footage with Tim at ruclips.net/video/dDGtvP4EXqQ/видео.html
Backstage Science films by Brady Haran for the STFC
More Backstage Science at www.backstagescience.com/
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Hydrogen Storage (extra interview) - Backstage Science
Просмотров 11 тыс.11 лет назад
Extra interview footage with Tim Mays from the main video at ruclips.net/video/qzqAkHPnpJM/видео.html Backstage Science films by Brady Haran for the STFC More Backstage Science at www.backstagescience.com/
Feather in Vacuum - Backstage Science
Просмотров 117 тыс.12 лет назад
Dropping a feather and metal balls in a vacuum chamber to see what gravity is really all about... The astronaut David Scott performed a similar experiment on the Moon with a hammer and feather. More Backstage Science at www.backstagescience.com/ Films by Brady Haran for the STFC
The World's Most Important Beer Cooler
Просмотров 54 тыс.12 лет назад
Hidden away in a lab near Oxford is a beer cooler which plays an important role in weather forecasting and measuring climate change. The modified cooler is used to calibrate sea surface temperature instruments, ultimately feeding into observations made from space. Featuring Hugh Mortimer from the Rutherford Appleton Laboratory at the STFC. Backstage Science films by Brady Haran for the STFC Mor...
Protein Crystals - Backstage Science
Просмотров 40 тыс.12 лет назад
Creating and studying proteins is a complicated business - in this video we take you behind the scenes with people who do it. More Backstage Science at www.backstagescience.com/ Videos by Brady Haran for the Science Technology and Facilities Council (STFC). Editing in this film by Stephen Slater
DNA and Lasers - Backstage Science
Просмотров 18 тыс.12 лет назад
Stan Botchway explains how lasers have a dual purpose when studying DNA - doing the damage and then monitoring the repair process. Dr Botchway works at the STFC's Central Laser Facility. Backstage Science videos by video journalist Brady Haran for the STFC. More at www.backstagescience.com/
Behind Closed Doors - Backstage Science
Просмотров 42 тыс.12 лет назад
A little video I made about the "spirit" of our Backstage Science videos - going behind every door and finding out what's going on. More Backstage Science at www.backstagescience.com/
Space Shaker - Backstage Science
Просмотров 13 тыс.12 лет назад
The Vibration Test facility at RAL Space allows scientists to simulate the rocky ride into space atop a rocket. Includes test footage for the MIRI instrument. More Backstage Science at www.backstagescience.com/
Ania at ISIS - Q & A
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Some extra questions and answers with Anna "Ania" Paradowska. More Backstage Science at www.backstagescience.com/
Nanoscientist - Q & A
Просмотров 5 тыс.12 лет назад
Professor Sean Langridge works on nanoscience at ISIS, using the facility's powerful neutron beams. More Backstage Science at www.backstagescience.com/
Neutrons and Nanoscience - Backstage Science
Просмотров 16 тыс.12 лет назад
Beams of neutrons can be used to make important discoveries in the world of nanoscience. Here we explore three instruments (and beamlines) at the ISIS facility in Oxfordshire, where Neutrons are put to use. More from Professor Sean Langridge at ruclips.net/video/6CfHao_-g3M/видео.html More Backstage Science at www.backstagescience.com/
Muon Man - Backstage Science Q & A
Просмотров 6 тыс.12 лет назад
Philip King from the Muon Group at ISIS tells us a little more about himself and his work. More backstage science at www.backstagescience.com/ Videos for the Science Technology and Facilities Council.
Octopus Laser - Backstage Science
Просмотров 14 тыс.12 лет назад
Octopus is a laser system at the Central Laser Facility. More backstage science at www.backstagescience.com/ The laser facility is part of the Science Technology and Facilities Council.
Space Test Chamber - Backstage Science
Просмотров 14 тыс.12 лет назад
A space test chamber is used to re-create the conditions of space, including the vacuum and temperature. Paul Eccleston shows us the chamber at the STFC's RAL Space facility.
Electron Gunsmith - Backstage Science Q & A
Просмотров 6 тыс.12 лет назад
Lee Jones could be called an "electron gunsmith", devising electron guns for particle accelerators. More about his work at ruclips.net/video/b5Q5rFf-aZI/видео.html Lee works at the STFC's Daresbury Laboratory.
Diamond Engineer - Backstage Science Q & A
Просмотров 7 тыс.13 лет назад
Diamond Engineer - Backstage Science Q & A
Top 10 Images of the Sun - Backstage Science
Просмотров 25 тыс.13 лет назад
Top 10 Images of the Sun - Backstage Science
Particle Physicist - Backstage Science Q & A
Просмотров 7 тыс.13 лет назад
Particle Physicist - Backstage Science Q & A
Champagne Moments - Backstage Science
Просмотров 6 тыс.13 лет назад
Champagne Moments - Backstage Science
Inside Diamond (extra footage) - Backstage Science
Просмотров 7 тыс.13 лет назад
Inside Diamond (extra footage) - Backstage Science
Rutherford Gold Foil Experiment - Backstage Science
Просмотров 2,7 млн13 лет назад
Rutherford Gold Foil Experiment - Backstage Science
Accelerator Physicist - Backstage Science Q & A
Просмотров 7 тыс.13 лет назад
Accelerator Physicist - Backstage Science Q & A
Particle Accelerators - Backstage Science
Просмотров 32 тыс.13 лет назад
Particle Accelerators - Backstage Science
Instrument Scientist - Backstage Science Q & A
Просмотров 4 тыс.13 лет назад
Instrument Scientist - Backstage Science Q & A
The telescope with 24 eyes - Backstage Science
Просмотров 15 тыс.13 лет назад
The telescope with 24 eyes - Backstage Science
Amazing Science Books - Backstage Science
Просмотров 13 тыс.13 лет назад
Amazing Science Books - Backstage Science
The gold foil is 1.5 microns thick, and the gold atoms atoms are in the nanometer range... how many layers of gold atoms does the helium nuclei need to avoid to pass through without deflection? Thousands? ....Why is only one gold atom shown in the model? That doesnt look like an accurate model to me. How frequently are the alpha particles being emitted? Does gold foil that thick present an effectively solid wall of gold? If helium nuclei pass through easily, how about helium atoms? How about water? Wouldnt a pin-ball sort of behavior be expected for the alpha particles? Helium is a noble gas, but a helium with a +2 charge would be an incredibly reactive ion, desperately seeking electrons...could it react chemically?? These are the sorts of questions that anyone would wonder about. I do.
wait.... so i can get a Powerbook 170 and take out the electron gun, and make a particle accelerator?
It's the obvious result but it is so cool to actually watch it. Thanks for the video!
Did they rename the ISIS facility?
have any parts for sale or donation? i am making a hand sized model,
thanks for providing with such clear explanation :) this is easy to understand indeed!
for this enormity of a project I'd imagine that a custom digital scanner that can feed the strips through automatically would be the way to go. There are many custom cinema applications from which you could get inspiration; 8mm and 16mm film scanners that are automated. Once scanned in, I can't see why a program could not be written to sift the data and identify all the points that are most interesting.
I'm here because of my assignment
Brian badonde.
Maybe i sound stupid but.. How can there be particles of a particular charge all disposed in a container?
That's my father. He was a really intelligent guy and I am still so proud of him. <3 I say 'was'.... he passed away from cancer in 2013. But it's nice knowing that if I want to hear his voice again all I have to do is watch this video. Thank you.
nodariel Exactly! We wanna know! 3 Years and we still have no clue where this padlock is needed! Maybe that's the reason for the LHC to create a doomsday-scenario? The missing padlock? :)
The ISIS facility!?
and how much energy are you wasting to compress this hydrogen into these materials ? i thought the goal was to replace an energy source not deplete one to make the other ??? to be practical you need something that uses less energy than it is creating.
Why couldn't you use electrons instead of muons to probe your sample ?
What song is this?
I got pointed over here by Periodic Videos. I'm glad I checked it out, looks like a cool channel
I suppose the next step up from this would be to look at viruses reproducing.
Someone get the door!
Thumbs up for the royksopp tee. Lol
I really love this video! I'm interested in protein crystals but there's so little information that I can find
It's REALLY cool to be able to see this experiment-I've only seen it in books! Thank you so much!
Loved it
So, can the electron beam intensity can be controlled by laser beam intensity?
Now I know how it works - I just need to find out why I need one
Very cool. The music in the beginning: is that royalty free? Where did you get it?
Thank you!. I finally understand.
maaaan i would destroy her!!!! mmmm hmmm yes-sir-eee
Neat.
how can you suck air out without the feather sucking into the pump?
Did she do an experiment?
Oh, "BackSTAGE science"! For a moment, I thought the title was "Particle Accelerators - Backyard Science" and gave instructions on how to build a particle accelerator in one's backyard. :-) Can you say wishful thinking?
Such a fascinating world we live in
Intelligent, attractive and good with lasers ... Da' I want TWO! :D
Does that ringing bell tells us that alpha particle is detected by alpha detector..and yeah those detectors must be present @ angel of 180 Degree too.
thank u so much....
That bell is extremely annoying and distracting. After the first 2 rings, its not funny anymore.
preety gud one
If petroleum is becoming so scarce why is the US capping all our wells across the country and refusing the Canadian pipeline system? Only privet owners are pumping and Canada is exporting. My one word for petroleum is WHY?! I'm not putting down this video in any way. I wish like everything I had a home base Hydrogen producer and storage system.
More videos!!!!!!!!
great video now i belive air resistince
nice
Galileo Galilei (1564-1642) proved this very same thing in about one minute with a few metal balls and a ramp. :)
Technical terminology 101 "Reeeely Reeeely Bright" = Will melt your head.
Feather drop test proves they are really on the moon.
What are they doing behind the red window @ 5:32?
DOES ANYONE KNOW HOW THE DETECTORS WORK? ARE THEY PHOTODIODES, COVERED BY THIN ALUMINUM MYLAR?
Marvin Cervantes:"the brass can? does brass behave the same way that Lead did back in Rutherfords day?" Brass and pretty much most metal will work because it stops alpha particles. The gamma ray will mostly pass through and they will hit the detector head on. All you need to do is remove the gamma ray counts from the counter.
WACUUM CHAMBER
Why can't we just put electrolysis machines into cars and store water as fuel?