Nobel Prize in Physics 2023 Explained: The Fastest Light (Pulses) Ever Made.

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I was just searching for a good video explaining this. 👍

Great video 🙂👍

Thanks for the explanation Parth.

I thought we can shoot a single election somehow.

Great video

what a great explanation

You have amazing skills of understanding the concepts and describing them beautifully.

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I'm afraid your late to the party. The Science Discussed channel already told us about this days ago.

Wish you made more content.

"isn't a brandnew physics."

Great explanation👍

Great video as always, will You cover the physics-related nobel prizes as well? (for example quantum dots in chemistry)

good thing feynman was wrong when he said a photon can not interfere with each other but only with self.

Aren't the shells in Boh'r model quantised? Then how will you observe the trajectory of the electrons with the laser when they just quantum ''teleport'' to the other shell?

Thanks for explaining and sharing 👍

Thanks again, and again. Wonderfully explained.

This is the way we generate beats in class using sound waves. The number of beats is the difference between the frequencies.

Of all the great research being done, the Nobel committee decided this was the most outstanding research thus deserving the Nobel Prize. Le me propose the following which will probably genrate a lot of hateful responses from outraged viewers. Could it be that the inclusion of a woman in the award played a role in the decision? Let's be honest here, the Nobel committe are most likely a bunch of progressive leftists and the chance to award a prize to the fifth woman ever was on their minds.

Now, the next bit to understand is to what happens in the gas - why do wide pulses produce narrow ones...waiting for a second part! Thanks a lot - you are a star!

Would attosecond pulses enable LIGO to be more sensitive to gravitational waves?

Binaural beats, but with LIGHT!

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really informative

So good Parth <3
As a Laser enthusiastic person would very much like to watch full detailed explanation of this subject with proper mathematics.

Sir, please suggest topics and tips on how to write a physics research paper.

Finally a subject befitting my attention span. :P

Congratulations!!!

all amazing ,but does this help general public.Why is nobel awareded more for research stuff n not more tangible uses

Thank you❤️

Damn! That's a good short and sweet explanation which covers all the major key points👍

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Like sound into water or sound into sand particles on vibrating plate -or now light light into gas - creates harmonics - wow all is what tesla said - all is vibration -music of the cosmos following the cord phi and pi.

Hi Parth,
Thanks for the excellent video! But I am struggling with this new term pulse (technically speaking). In terms of frequency/wavelength, how do you define pulse of Laser (light) please?

what could be its functional benefits to common human? Could you please explain?

Simple explanation of this physics phenomenon for a layman. Good job 👍👏

Nobel Prize...

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It's good you're getting into colour grading!

An example of what one might learn with attosecond pulses would be helpful. That would be a good place to start the video.

Hello Parth.
On the path to understanding various concepts in physics, students are required to start at the bottom with simple geometry and Algebra. This is a given.
Somewhere along the way though, a lot of Greek letters start turning up and this is what throws me off.
For the life of me, I can't find out which of these letters are related to which area of physics and there's no real way for me to google them.
I don't know where exactly to start.
Would it be possible to make a video explaining the concepts of these various symbols and what they mean and how to choose which ones to apply when trying to solve problems?
I hope my request makes sense.
Thank you.

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I wish Paul Corkum had gotten the Nobel prize

Could you do another vid explaining what they then "saw" regarding the electrons i.e. what were they up to and where were they going? Are quantum leaps between shells not instantaneous? Good vid.

please explain the physics from the start to end. you understand it very well. please

Which wave are you talking about ? Is it radio wave or acoustic wave or some other wave, properties may differ among one another.