Feynman Explains Why Nothing Is Ever Still- The Jiggling Atoms

Описание: You think “solid” means still. You think “quiet” means nothing is happening. Physics says otherwise.

This video explores the idea that carries more information than almost any other statement in science: all matter is made of atoms in perpetual motion. From that single fact emerge solids, liquids, gases, heat, pressure, evaporation, crystals, chemical reactions, and life itself. What feels calm is often the most active. What feels stable is often the result of perfectly balanced motion.

This is not a motivational video and not a historical biography. It is a conceptual reconstruction of how the atomic picture explains everyday reality—without equations, without comfort, and without shortcuts.

⚠️ Disclaimer:
This video is an original educational reinterpretation of publicly available scientific ideas, inspired in part by Richard Feynman’s lectures. The narration and voice-over may be AI-generated and are not authentic recordings of Richard Feynman. Any resemblance in tone is stylistic, not archival.

Public References & Further Reading

The Feynman Lectures on Physics, Volume I — Chapter 1: Atoms in Motion
Six Easy Pieces by Richard P. Feynman
California Institute of Technology — Public lecture archives and physics course materials
MIT OpenCourseWare — Introductory physics (atomic theory, thermodynamics)
Encyclopaedia Britannica — Entries on atomic theory, Brownian motion, and states of matter
Nobel Prize official website — Explanations of atomic-scale discoveries (Einstein, Perrin, etc.)