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  • [Morgan Freeman] So.

  • What are we really made of?

  • Dig deep inside the atom

  • and you'll find tiny particles

  • held together by invisible forces.

  • (held together by invisible forces.)

  • Everything is made up

  • of tiny packets of energy

  • born in cosmic furnaces.

  • [Frank Close] The atoms that we're made of have

  • negatively charged electrons

  • whirling around a big bulky nucleus.

  • [Michio Kaku] The Quantum Theory

  • (Quantum Theory)

  • offers a very different explanation

  • of our world.

  • [Brian Cox] The universe is made of

  • twelve particles of matter

  • four forces of nature

  • The universe is made of

  • twelve particles of matter

  • four forces of nature

  • that's a wonderful and significant story.

  • [Richard Feynman] Suppose that little things

  • behaved very differently

  • than anything big.

  • (anything big.)

  • Nothing's really as it seems.

  • It's so wonderfully different

  • than anything big!

  • The world is a dynamic mess

  • of jiggling things!

  • It's hard to believe

  • [Kaku] That Quantum Theory

  • (Quantum Theory)

  • is so strange and bizarre

  • even Einstein couldn't get his head around it.

  • In the Quantum world,

  • the world of particles,

  • nothing is certain.

  • It's a world of probabilities. [Kaku] The Quantum Theory

  • offers a very different explanation

  • of our world.

  • [Cox] The universe is made of

  • twelve particles of matter

  • four forces of nature

  • The universe is made of

  • twelve particles of matter

  • four forces of nature

  • that's a wonderful and significant story.

  • [Feynman] It's very hard to imagine

  • all the crazy things

  • that things really are like.

  • (are like. are like.)

  • Electrons act like waves.

  • No they don't exactly.

  • They act like particles.

  • No they don't exactly.

  • [Stephen Hawking] We need a theory of everything

  • (need a theory of everything)

  • which is still just beyond our grasp.

  • (still just beyond our grasp.)

  • We need a theory of everything

  • (need a theory of everything)

  • perhaps the ultimate triumph

  • the ultimate triumph of science.

  • [Kaku] The Quantum Theory

  • (Quantum Theory)

  • offers a very different explanation

  • of our world.

  • [Cox] The universe is made of

  • twelve particles of matter

  • four forces of nature

  • The universe is made of

  • twelve particles of matter

  • four forces of nature

  • that's a wonderful and significant story.

  • [Feynman] I gotta stop somewhere...

  • I'll leave you something to imagine!

  • (Subs by Sam Timmins.)

[Morgan Freeman] So.

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