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Could we create dark matter? - Rolf Landua - Duration: 5:49.

85% of the matter in our universe is a mystery.

We don't know what it's made of, which is why we call it dark matter.

But we know it's out there because we can observe its gravitational attraction

on galaxies and other celestial objects.

We've yet to directly observe dark matter,

but scientists theorize that we may actually be able to create it

in the most powerful particle collider in the world.

That's the 27 kilometer-long Large Hadron Collider, or LHC,

in Geneva, Switzerland,

So how would that work?

In the LHC, two proton beams move in opposite directions

and are accelerated to near the speed of light.

At four collision points, the beams cross and protons smash into each other.

Protons are made of much smaller components called quarks and gluons

In most ordinary collisions, the two protons pass through each other

without any significant outcome.

However, in about one in a million collisions,

two components hit each other so violently,

that most of the collision energy is set free

producing thousands of new particles.

It's only in these collisions that very massive particles,

like the theorized dark matter, can be produced.

The collision points are surrounded by detectors

containing about 100 million sensors.

Like huge three-dimensional cameras,

they gather information on those new particles,

including their trajectory,

electrical charge,

and energy.

Once processed, the computers can depict a collision as an image.

Each line is the path of a different particle,

and different types of particles are color-coded.

Data from the detectors allows scientists to determine

what each of these particles is,

things like photons and electrons.

Now, the detectors take snapshots of about a billion of these collisions per second

to find signs of extremely rare massive particles.

To add to the difficulty,

the particles we're looking for may be unstable

and decay into more familiar particles before reaching the sensors.

Take, for example, the Higgs boson,

a long-theorized particle that wasn't observed until 2012.

The odds of a given collision producing a Higgs boson are about one in 10 billion,

and it only lasts for a tiny fraction of a second

before decaying.

But scientists developed theoretical models to tell them what to look for.

For the Higgs, they thought it would sometimes decay into two photons.

So they first examined only the high-energy events

that included two photons.

But there's a problem here.

There are innumerable particle interactions

that can produce two random photons.

So how do you separate out the Higgs from everything else?

The answer is mass.

The information gathered by the detectors allows the scientists to go a step back

and determine the mass of whatever it was that produced two photons.

They put that mass value into a graph

and then repeat the process for all events with two photons.

The vast majority of these events are just random photon observations,

what scientists call background events.

But when a Higgs boson is produced and decays into two photons,

the mass always comes out to be the same.

Therefore, the tell-tale sign of the Higgs boson

would be a little bump sitting on top of the background.

It takes billions of observations before a bump like this can appear,

and it's only considered a meaningful result

if that bump becomes significantly higher than the background.

In the case of the Higgs boson,

the scientists at the LHC announced their groundbreaking result

when there was only a one in 3 million chance

this bump could have appeared by a statistical fluke.

So back to the dark matter.

If the LHC's proton beams have enough energy to produce it,

that's probably an even rarer occurrence than the Higgs boson.

So it takes quadrillions of collisions combined with theoretical models

to even start to look.

That's what the LHC is currently doing.

By generating a mountain of data,

we're hoping to find more tiny bumps in graphs

that will provide evidence for yet unknown particles, like dark matter.

Or maybe what we'll find won't be dark matter,

but something else

that would reshape our understanding of how the universe works entirely.

That's part of the fun at this point.

We have no idea what we're going to find.

For more infomation >> Could we create dark matter? - Rolf Landua - Duration: 5:49.

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ALERT: Cruz Exposes Obama's Dark Secret – Prepare To Be Outraged | Top Stories Today - Duration: 3:44.

With Susan Rice under examination for her involvement in unmasking schemes against the

Trump campaign, one thing is clear–the Obama administration was involved in some questionable

affairs.

One of the more questionable is Obama's funding of foreign terrorists who oppose the

US.

Ted Cruz posted a tweet pointing out this fact saying, "Uh, facts matter.

Fact 1: Iran is world's largest funder of terrorism.

Fact 2: Obama gave Iran $1.7 billion, in unmarked cash.

Therefore".

The payment of $1.7 billion to Iran was part of Iran's nuclear program deal with the

US, according to Politifact.

The payment was a refund for military equipment purchased by Iran but was never delivered

due to the internationally condemned Iranian revolution.

These funds were frozen and the US was seen in some circles as in debt to Iran.

Obama unfroze some of these funds likely in an effort to recover three Americans that

were being held in Iran.

Four hundred million was printed and flown in an unmarked cargo plane to Iran after the

hostages were recovered.

It is unclear how the rest of the money was delivered to Iran, though many suspect it

was done in similar fashion to the $400 million.

Though many believe this money was rightly owed to Iran, the payment would facilitate

money from the US finding its way into the hands of terrorists (read: Hezbollah) as stated

by former Secretary of State John Kerry.

"I think that some of it will end up in the hands of the IRGC or of other entities,

some of which are labeled terrorists to some degree," Kerry said.

"I'm not going to sit here and tell you that every component of that can be prevented."

The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps is a militarized arm of the ruling Iranian mullahs.

It oversees the army, navy, and air force within Iran.

It is also considered a supporter of the Taliban terrorist organization.

The terror group Hezbollah is a direct report to the IRGC.

Ted Cruz first accused the Obama administration of funding terrorism back in 2015 when the

Iranian deal was still on the table, as reported by Politico.

During a round table Cruz stated, "If this deal is consummated, it will make the Obama

administration the world's leading financier of radical Islamic terrorism.

Billions of dollars under control of this administration will flow into the hands of

jihadists who will use that money to murder Americans, to murder Israelis, to murder Europeans."

Obama responded to the comment without denying or admitting to the allegation.

"We've had a sitting senator, who also happens to be running for president, suggest

that I'm the leading state sponsor of terrorism," Obama said.

"Maybe this is just an effort to push Mr. Trump out of the headlines, but it's not

the kind of leadership that is needed for America right now."

Trump has been a frequent critic of the Iran deal and Obama's apparent terrorist funding.

In a tweet Trump linked a video of Obama avoiding answering accusations of terrorism funding,

saying in the post: "President Obama refuses to answer question about Iran terror funding.

I won't dodge questions as your President."

Though many believe the money was due to Iran, the timing of the release after hostages were

returned from Iran–and the fact that much of the money would likely support future terrorism

efforts–casts a dark shadow on Obama's presidency.

The Obama administration was involved in some questionable affairs.

He gave Iran $1.7 billion in unmarked cash.

Do you believe President Obama helped fund terrorism in Iran?

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For more infomation >> ALERT: Cruz Exposes Obama's Dark Secret – Prepare To Be Outraged | Top Stories Today - Duration: 3:44.

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Dark Souls 3 - Ver 1.35 - Weapon Art Glitch / Buff any Weapon Glitch / Weapon Swap Glitch - Duration: 8:19.

Bug principle

Use L1 Cast miracle > ↑ to change miracle > L2 heavy attack

so it's not L1 + L2 + ↑

it's L1 (very fast) + ↑ + L2

For more infomation >> Dark Souls 3 - Ver 1.35 - Weapon Art Glitch / Buff any Weapon Glitch / Weapon Swap Glitch - Duration: 8:19.

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Dark Souls 3 - Part 1: Cemetery of Ash - Duration: 8:34.

Hello everyone, how's it going?

My name's Loopynova and today I'm playing Dark Souls 3.

Not dark souls 3…

Loopynova!

That's my name.

So I'm just gonna use a preset that I prepared earlier -

and here we go…

Don't know what I was going for there, he kinda looks like Eminem.

So for the gift I like to use a Life Ring just to increase my health by a little bit.

Another good one is the Fire Gem to boost your damage early on.

But this will just make my life a little bit easier to begin with.

These videos will be a bit of a walkthrough -

I'll highlight all the boss fights and anything special that you need to know -

I'll also touch on the lore a little bit.

But what I won't do is show every single location and everything you need to pick up

because I personally think that a lot of the fun in Dark Souls 3 comes from just…

running around and finding stuff and... kind of exploring the world.

I'd say the game starts off easy but it really doesn't -

the first boss…

He's a little bit of a nightmare as you'll see in a little bit.

Ah, missed.

There you go!

If I remember correctly…

Yep, there's one over there.

And… one over here.

Got him!

So the build I'm using will have a two handed weapon so I won't be using a shield

but just for this fight I think a shield is pretty handy because -

if you time it right you can actually block those crystals that he comes up with.

Ow!

It's all about timing, but for a lot of these beast-like monsters -

you kinda want to stand behind them -

it'll just give you a bit of an advantage if they need to turn around.

Dodge-hit-hit-hit

There we go.

See, it's all about timing.

But stamina as well -

because if you don't have any stamina you can't really dodge or anything like that.

So that's an easy one to avoid.

Go on then.

Ow!

He has a lot of poise as well, it's kind of annoying.

So I have played the game before.

The first time I played I used a standard quality build with 40 strength and 40 dex.

The build was alright - it's recommended for beginners.

And then the second time I used a pyromancer, which I found to be incredibly overpowered

and it kind of took a lot away from the game, as well.

But this time I'm going to be changing it up a little bit

by using a build that I've never tried before.

It will start off as a knight with strength and vitality and all that.

Is it vitality?

… vigor.

And then eventually I'll move it into a ...

oh, here we go.

Bam!

Eventually it'll become more of a faith build -

which is something I've never done before, so it should be really interesting.

Cool!

It's so pretty!

I love this game, it looks so good.

In a kind of… grim, gloomy kind of way.

I love that castle!

Don't know where it is, though.

Can't see the sun, though.

Just wanna jump off the side, $#*!, I missed.

Ok, I'll come back to that one in a minute.

And this guy is… weak as piss.

Surprise!

These firebombs are really handy for the first boss fight.

During the second stage - I probably won't use them.

Aw, you alright buddy?

You've got a sword stuck in you.

You're bleeding all over the place.

So here you really want to put a few extra hits on him before the fight actually begins.

And for the fight you kinda want to stay to the right of him because it's easier to dodge his attacks.

I like to stay behind him as well.

Ah!

$#*!.

That was timing - that was bad timing.

So this guy - apparently there's a theory that ...

$#*!

he was a champion himself, but he failed

so now it's his job to like… test all the newcomers.

Here we go!

I don't know if that's confirmed - I don't think it's canon or anything.

Man, he's badass!

Dodge - should be going to the right, not the left.

But so far it's working.

Oh, that was close.

Right in the back.

Crap!

Move!

One-two-three.

Got him!

woo!

Yeah!

Aw, you dead bro? you dead?

You've gotta git gud.

And… ahh!

Don't want to jump off the side there.

Oh, so pretty!

Woo!

Oops, that was close.

So I'll probably split the episodes into an area per episode -

or maybe two, depending on the size of the area.

But there is a lot of travel involved in this game, so it works out quite well that way.

Sheesh!

Ah! Crap!

Dodge that - he keeps hitting the wall by accident.

So I only have three flasks, but I am gonna try and take on the Swordmaster.

He's got a nice weapon - the Uchigatana.

It's got a high dexterity requirement, but it's good for bleed, I think?

I like your weapon.

So one way to defeat this guy is actually to get him to jump off the side.

Which I'm not going to do, because he's not that hard.

You don't want to get hit, because he hits like a truck.

But if you just keep hitting him, and spam those attacks - he's got a very low poise.

The only problem is he can parry, so that can backfire on you a little bit.

Come on, then!

Come on!

There we go.

Dodge.

Do it!

I'm a bit of a cheeser, aren't I?

Woo!

Well that was easy.

You can actually…

There is a way to get through the back there -

but I think you need to… unlock an area?

I don't know, I can't remember.

Firelink shrine!

Hello.

Thank you.

Nice to meet you, fire keeper.

How is your foot going through there?

It's impressive.

Bit weird.

Alright everyone, thanks for watching - next time I'll be visiting the High Wall of Lothric,

so... hope you have a great day, and you'll see me next time!

Bye!