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There is a state of matter called superfluid helium that has no friction and can escape any container. It can only be achieved at extremely low temperatures, close to absolute zero. At this temperature, the helium turns into a superfluid and behaves as a single entity, with all atoms moving together. The superfluid helium can even pass through solid barriers, defying our usual understanding of matter. This phenomenon is a quantum effect and reveals the true nature of matter. Superfluid helium exists at temperatures colder than outer space and has no viscosity.

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Speaker 0: What if I told you that there is a state of matter that can climb out of any container it's put into, slip through any cracks, and has no friction. Speaker 1: Sir Robert Taylor wanted to show me an experiment that opens a door on what happens at some of the coldest extremes of temperature physically possible. Speaker 2: So that's where nitrogen going in. Speaker 3: Yeah. We've got a precool on the outside of the, because there's Speaker 2: 2 jackets. There's an outside jacket Speaker 3: flaw. As you cool things down, they slow down. Eventually, they'll just stop. And when Stop at 0. Speaker 2: No motion. No motion. No. Has anyone ever got to sit in? No. Speaker 3: You can't do it. Speaker 2: Why not? Speaker 3: You can never get there. Speaker 2: Why is that? Speaker 3: Because every time you try and cool it down Speaker 2: a little bit more, you have to Speaker 3: start again and cool it down a bit more. Then you cool it down a bit more. Then you cool it down a bit more. And you gradually get closer and closer and closer. Never quite make it. Speaker 2: What's the closest anyone's ever got? Speaker 3: Depends on which system you're talking about. In nuclear spins, they got down to, a nanoCOVID, fit. Which is 10 to the minus 9. That's the 9 zeros before the after decimal point. That's a 1000,000,000 1000,000,000 of a degree. Degree. Yeah. Approximately. Speaker 2: I'm just opening it ever so slightly like this? Speaker 3: Yeah. Speaker 2: Wow. We're getting close to 3 Kelvin. Speaker 3: Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Speaker 1: Still? Even if this absolute zero can't be reached, Robert promise to continue close, liquefying helium to temperatures where our ordinary sense of reality is completely reversed. Speaker 3: And as the pressure drops above the the helium, Its temperature is dropping. And so eventually, this will drop down to about 2.17 degrees above absolute zero. And something magical happens there when it turns from this normal kind of helium into fuel. The peeling process of fluid. Speaker 2: What happens then? It goes through a still. Yes. Speaker 3: It goes through Speaker 2: a still. Yeah. Oh, well. They're going to stay on Speaker 3: the still. Still. It's not Speaker 2: completely still. Now. Speaker 3: That is now Speaker 2: fault. And what is it? You know? What am I what am I looking at? It doesn't look like a a liquid or not. Speaker 3: Well, what's happening here is that every single atom in that helium liquid is sitting there, in what's called a corporative state. They're all behaving together. Yeah. So that nowhere is the different temperature. Everything is the same temperature everywhere inside that liquid. Speaker 1: As the Helium atoms turn into a superfluid at that critical temperature, their fundamental Quantum nature asserts itself. Instead of individual atoms bouncing around, the atoms move together as if they were of one mind. Speaker 3: Okay, Ben. What I can do now is to lift the bucket at the see what happens. Which which one's the bucket? That one is 1 here. Speaker 1: Film. Where normally the solid glass bucket contains the liquid helium, once a superfluid, that very idea that things are solid and can be contained no longer holes. Speaker 3: Now watch the bottom of the bucket. You see the drips coming out and landing on the surface of the liquid? Yeah. That's the coming out to the bottom of that flood. That flood was actually perfectly happy to hold the ordinary guilean. But because this is superfluid, it actually pours at the bottom. And you see the drips are coming off and landing onto the surface. And this is it is pouring out. Speaker 1: Now this is really strange. As a superfluid, the liquid helium has no viscosity. So instead of being held by that solid plug, it now runs straight through it. Speaker 3: It's a real quantum effect. Speaker 2: It's like a window in the world of quantum mechanics. It is? What amazing what amazing thought. That really this is what what matter is really like. All the stuff that we're made of, this is what it's really like. And and and its real nature just gets obscured at room temperature because fault. The vibration and all the all the thermal energy. This is this is really what we're made of. We're made of weird stuff like this. That is mind blowing, isn't it? Speaker 3: It's also very cold. That's a 2.1 7 Kelvin, or just about 1 7 degrees above absolute 0, Speaker 4: and that actually is colder than outer space, and that actually is colder than outer space. Speaker 0: And has no friction and has no friction and has no friction.

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