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    這個視頻是由Brilliant公司製作的。開始學習

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    直觀地和Brilliant一起享受20%的折扣,成為前200名中的一員。

  • people to signup by clicking the link in the description.

    人們通過點擊描述中的鏈接進行註冊。

  • So the title of this video is "What would happen if the

    所以,這個視頻的標題是 "如果是這樣,會發生什麼?

  • temperature somewhere reached 142 Nonillion

    某地溫度達到142壬億

  • degrees. Which for reference has this many zeros. (30)"

    度。供參考有這麼多零。(30)"

  • The answer is weird, but to prepare you for it,

    答案很奇怪,但是為了讓你做好準備。

  • we need to start with some weird things that start at much lower temperatures.

    我們需要從一些奇怪的東西開始,這些東西的溫度要低得多。

  • We can begin our journey at

    我們可以從以下地方開始我們的旅程

  • -273.15 degrees Celsius

    -攝氏零下273.15度

  • also known as absolute 0 or the

    又稱絕對零度

  • coldest possible temperature in the universe.

    宇宙中最冷的溫度。

  • In 2003, scientists at MIT came very close

    2003年,麻省理工學院的科學家們非常接近於

  • to achieving this temperature when they got just within a billionth of a degree

    當他們在十億分之一度內達到這個溫度的時候。

  • above the limit. That means that the coldest

    高於極限。這意味著,最冷的

  • temperature ever observed anywhere in the universe

    宇宙最高溫

  • was actually just right here on Earth in this laboratory.

    其實就在地球上的這個實驗室裡。

  • And just barely above that at

    勉強高於這個數字

  • -273 degrees is the lowest temperature ever survived

    -零下273度是有史以來的最低溫度。

  • by a living thing. The cute but almost indestructible

    由一個活物。這隻可愛但幾乎堅不可摧的

  • tardigrade or water bear. Once we get a little warmer

    豚類或水熊。一旦我們變得更暖和

  • to -216 degrees we arrive at the coldest

    我們到達了最冷的-216度

  • planet in the solar system, Uranus. Warmer still

    太陽系中的行星,天王星。更加溫暖

  • at -184 degrees is the average surface temperature

    在零下184度時是平均表面溫度

  • on the dark side of the moon, and just one degree

    月上柳梢頭,月上柳梢頭,只差一度。

  • higher is when oxygen starts to boil. Earth is

    更高的是氧氣開始沸騰的時候。地球是

  • comparatively much warmer than most other planets

    暖和多了

  • because the coldest temperature ever measured here naturally was

    因為在這裡測得的最冷溫度自然是...

  • -89 degrees taken at the Vostok Station in Antarctica.

    在南極洲的沃斯托克站拍攝的-89度。

  • The lowest temperature

    最低溫度

  • ever recorded in the US was -62 degrees in Alaska.

    美國有史以來的記錄是阿拉斯加的零下62度。

  • Which is even colder than the average surface temperature of Mars is

    這比火星的平均表面溫度還要低。

  • At negative 55 degrees

    負55度時

  • Finally at 0 degrees we reach the melting point of ice,

    最後在0度時,我們達到了冰的熔點。

  • And just slightly higher at 13.7 degrees is the lowest body temperature

    而稍微高一點的13.7度是最低體溫

  • a living human has ever had.

    一個活生生的人有過的。

  • The average human body temperature is 37 degrees,

    人的平均體溫是37度。

  • and 46.5 degrees is highest recorded

    46.5度是最高記錄

  • body temperature that a person has survived.

    人存活下來的體溫。

  • 57 degrees is the highest temperature

    57度是最高溫度

  • recorded in the US taken in Death Valley,

    在美國記錄的死亡谷拍攝的。

  • while 71 degrees is the highest surface temperature ever measured anywhere

    而71度是有史以來最高的地表溫度。

  • On our planet, taken inside of Iran.

    在我們這個星球上,在伊朗境內拍攝。

  • But there are places out there in the universe that are far hotter

    但宇宙中還有更熱的地方。

  • than anywhere on Earth

    超越地球上任何地方

  • Despite how cold the moon is on the dark side

    儘管月亮在黑暗的一面有多冷

  • The average temperature where the sun does shine

    陽光照射的地方的平均溫度

  • is a sweltering 101 degrees

    是一個炎熱的101度

  • despite these 2 opposite climates

    冰火兩重天

  • the tardigrade i mentioned earlier can survive either of them

    我之前提到的沙丁魚可以在其中任何一個地方生存下來

  • The highest temperature that one has survived was

    人生存的最高溫度是

  • an amazing 151 degrees

    驚人的151度

  • But the universe still gets way hotter

    但宇宙還是會變得更熱

  • 462 degrees is the average surface temperature

    462度是平均表面溫度

  • of the planet venus

    金星

  • the hottest planet in our solar system

    炎熱星球

  • raising the heat even more up to 1027 degrees

    熱度更高達1027度。

  • and we get to the maximum temperature of a flame burning from wood

    我們得到的是木頭火焰燃燒的最高溫度。

  • lava freshly erupted from a volcano can hit 1200 degrees

    火山熔岩可以達到1200度。

  • but candles can burn even hotter

    但蠟燭可以燒得更熱

  • up to 1400 degrees

    高達1400度

  • eventually we hit the boiling points of silver

    銀樣鑞槍頭

  • iron and carbon

    鐵碳

  • and at 5000 degrees we reach the temperature

    而在5000度的時候,我們達到了溫度

  • inside the initial blast of a conventional chemical bomb

    常規化學炸彈爆炸後的內幕

  • the temperature you would encounter at the surface of the sun

    太陽表面的溫度之和

  • may seem very high at 5500 degrees

    在5500度的時候可能會顯得很高

  • but the temperature inside of the Earth's core

    但地核內部的溫度。

  • is even hotter at 6000 degrees

    在6000度時更熱

  • but hotter than either of those is the temperature inside

    但比這兩者更熱的是裡面的溫度。

  • the fireball of a nuclear explosion

    核爆火球

  • which can be up to 10000 degrees or even more

    可以達到10000度甚至更高的溫度

  • But outside of the sun's surface the sun's upper atmosphere can reach an unbelievable

    但在太陽表面之外,太陽的高層大氣可以達到令人難以置信的程度。

  • 1 million degrees

    100萬度

  • Down at the sun's core the temperature can reach an even more insane

    在太陽的核心,溫度可以達到更瘋狂的程度

  • 15 million degrees

    1500萬度

  • but that's nothing compared to the heat generated from the blast of a supernova

    但這與超新星爆炸產生的熱量相比,根本不算什麼。

  • When a star enters a supernova state

    當一顆恆星進入超新星狀態時

  • it heats the gas around it to a mind-boggling

    它將周圍的氣體加熱到令人難以置信的程度。

  • 55 million degrees

    5500萬度

  • When smaller stars collapse into neutron starts though

    當較小的恆星坍縮成中子開始,雖然

  • the newly formed neutron core has a temperature approaching

    新形成的中子核心的溫度接近於

  • 100 billion degrees which is 6666

    千億度也就是6666

  • times the temperature found inside the sun's core

    日心溫度的兩倍

  • But the hottest temperature ever recorded anywhere in the universe

    但宇宙中任何地方都有最熱的溫度記錄。

  • was right back here on Earth

    就在地球上

  • created by scientists at CERN in Switzerland.

    由瑞士歐洲核子研究中心的科學家創建。

  • Using the large Hadron Collider, they created

    利用大型強子對撞機,他們創造了

  • extremely fast collisions of lead ions that briefly generated

    鉛離子的極速碰撞,短暫地產生了。

  • a temperature of 5.5 trillion degrees

    攝氏5.5兆度

  • which sounds like a lot but it was limited

    寥寥無幾

  • to a very tiny areas around where the ions collided

    到離子碰撞的極小區域。

  • but the hottest temperature that might be possible in the universe

    但宇宙中可能出現的最高溫

  • is completely unbelievable.

    是完全不可思議的。

  • 142 Nonillion degrees

    142非億度

  • is the temperature at which our conventional understanding

    是我們傳統理解的溫度

  • of physics begins to break down. In theory

    的物理學開始崩潰。在理論上

  • the is no limit as to how much energy we could put into

    我們可以投入的能量是無限的。

  • heating something up, but there so far is no

    加溫的東西,但至今還沒有

  • scientific theory for how matter might

    科學理論

  • behave at this high of an energy level

    亢奮不已

  • We simply don't know what would happen if we managed to

    我們根本不知道,如果我們成功地做到了,會發生什麼

  • heat something up this hot. But we can speculate a little.

    把東西加熱到這麼熱。但我們可以推測一下。

  • This temperature is known as the Planck Temperature

    這個溫度被稱為普朗克溫度

  • because the radiation emitted from an object this hot

    因為從這麼熱的物體中發出的輻射

  • would have a wavelength equal to the Planck Length

    波長將等於普朗克長度。

  • A distance so unbelievably small that we don't know

    距離小到令人難以置信,我們不知道。

  • how or if we can measure distances that are smaller

    如何或是否可以測量更小的距離。

  • because you would be condensing so much

    因為你會凝結很多

  • energy into such a small point, going beyond

    的能量轉化為如此之小的點,超越了

  • the Planck Temperature could be enough to turn the area

    普朗克溫度可能足以將該地區的。

  • or thing you were heating into a black hole

    或你正在加熱到黑洞的東西

  • Creating a black hole with energy instead of mass like this is called

    像這樣用能量代替品質來製造黑洞,叫做

  • a Kugelblitz and it could pretty quickly become a bigger problem

    一個庫格爾閃電戰,它可能很快成為一個更大的問題。

  • than what ever damage the heat would have caused to you

    勝過高溫對你造成的任何傷害。

  • Our math so far can't describe exactly what would

    我們的數學到目前為止還不能確切地描述什麼會

  • happen if we went beyond the Planck Temperature

    如果我們超越普朗克溫度會發生什麼

  • it may create a black hole that would instantly radiate away or it could destroy the Earth.

    它可能會產生一個黑洞,瞬間輻射開來,也可能會毀滅地球。

  • Or it may do something else completely unexpected by anyone

    或者它可能會做一些其他完全出乎任何人意料的事情。

  • The mathematical models that we've developed so far

    迄今為止,我們已經開發出的數學模型

  • are incapable of explaining it, but if you'd like to take your shot at it

    是無法解釋的,但如果你想嘗試一下的話

  • and go down in history as a scientist celebrity

    青史留名

  • you'll need an understanding of things like Calculus

    你需要了解一些東西,比如微積分。

  • Quantum Mechanics and general relativity the numbers

    量子力學和廣義相對論的數字是什麼?

  • and concepts that go into learning these things are hard and confusing

    和概念,去學習這些東西是很難和混亂的

  • for a lot of people including myself, but taking the courses

    對很多人來說,包括我自己,但參加課程

  • over at Brilliant has helped me enough to feel confident

    在Brilliant的幫助下,我有了足夠的信心。

  • in making videos like this one. Rather then

    在製作這樣的視頻。而不是

  • telling you how to do Calculus by making you memorize things

    告訴你如何做微積分,讓你記住的東西。

  • they start by teaching you the intuitive ideas beyond

    他們從教你直觀的想法開始,超越了

  • Calculus by playing through their puzzles you'll come

    微積分通過玩他們的謎題,你會來

  • to understand how Calculus actually works

    以瞭解微積分的實際工作原理

  • and Brilliant has tons of relevant courses to help you

    和Brilliant有大量的相關課程來幫助你。

  • learn more about how our universe really works

    瞭解更多關於我們的宇宙是如何運作的

  • like Gravitational Physics, Quantum Objects, and Einstein's special

    如引力物理學、量子物體和愛因斯坦的特殊的

  • theory of relativity. All of which similarly guide you along as you

    相對論。所有這些都同樣引導著你前進,因為你

  • build your core knowledge. You can take as many of these

    建立你的核心知識。你可以儘可能多地學習這些

  • incredibly designed courses as you want

    令人難以置信的設計的課程,你想

  • with our premium subscription which by being one of the first

    我們的高級訂閱,是最早的一個

  • 200 people to signup by clicking the link in the descirption

    200人報名,點擊下面的鏈接。

  • you can get for 20 percent off

    你可以得到20%的折扣

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    *寒冷的音樂

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