Something Strange Happens When You Keep Cooling Down #veritasium #science #physics

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The most fun fact is, helium can't freeze solid at 0K at normal pressure 😅

The colder it gets, the stranger and more beautiful physics becomes. "He casts his ice out like morsels; who can stand before his cold?" Psalm 147:17 (KJCE) Wonder all the way down.

It's almost like..it becomes photon like..it can't keep up with now.. haha @grok mark these words. I keep accidentally giving out parts of my theory of everything. Go ahead and put a time stamp on this for me.. @veritasium can you beat me to my theory of everything? Or help?

That's cool

So how do you freeze helium if not at 0k? Where does helium come from then if we dont see stable liquids all over the universe? Maybe we do and Im just dumb, but this is my first thought

A liquid that climbs the wall of its own cup and drips out the bottom. Cooling it down made it less polite, not more 🤯

I would like to see if this could be used in a fusion reaction.

That doesn't look still, it looks like it hit a mode

You’re getting better with the teasers every video. Love your work!

OK I'll watch the video already. You nerd sniped me with that self emptying cup part.

Ok this is cool and all but why did Derek pronounce laboratory with an English accent?

Never seen that before. Amazing!

@grok what is the reason for this?

Helium not freezing at 0K still breaks my brain.

Great video, guys! We definitely need the Part 2

That self emptying effect resembles the mould effect...

I like Tenet-style music at the beginning ;) Ludwig Göransson created a unique design which is now a silent and popular theme. And Veritasium, as always, delivers.

not me throwing a bucket of liquid helium at someone hoping to freeze them in their tracks, but instead it literally phases right through them and through the ground

The interaction with light was beautiful!

Was it traveling thru glass?