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00:08	Oh , goodness me . Thief ! Thief . Oh
00:17	, it's you , little kitty . Who who ?
00:22	And you broke onto his favorite flower pot . Come
00:26	on , We need to fix it before she comes
00:28	. Oh , thanks . Let's see if this helps
00:33	. Oh , you are already your friends . Please
00:36	don't tell Auntie about the flowerpot or she will scold
00:41	us . Let's try to repair the damage and see
00:44	if this glue could help to stick the atoms of
00:48	this flowerpot . Atoms ? Yes , kitty , everywhere
00:53	we look around is made of tiny , whiny objects
00:57	called atoms . Hey , by the time this flowerpot
01:01	tries , why don't we learn more about this exciting
01:05	subject and trouble deep into the world of atoms ?
01:10	Zoom in . So what is an atom to keep
01:16	it in simple words . Atoms are the smallest unit
01:20	of matter and building blocks of everything in the universe
01:25	be It's solid liquid or gas right , from the
01:37	grain of sand to strand of hair to your body
01:44	, to the planet stars and the moon to the
01:49	infinity and beyond . But where did it all begin
01:57	? As the story goes , one fine day in
02:01	ancient India , Maharishi cornered an Indian scientists , sage
02:07	and philosopher was walking with food in his hand as
02:12	he ate the food after chewing for a while ,
02:15	it occurred to him that he could divide the food
02:19	into further parts , and thus the idea of a
02:23	matter which cannot be divided further came into existence .
02:28	He called that invisible matter a new a Sanskrit word
02:33	for atoms , even though sage colored was believed to
02:39	be the first one to come up with this idea
02:42	. But the credit for making this concept popular and
02:46	proposing the first atomic theory goes to a great philosopher
02:51	, Democritus , who explained that everything around us is
02:56	made up of tiny particles surrounded by empty space .
03:01	He even said that they vary in size and shape
03:06	, depending on the substances they compose . He named
03:10	these particles a Thomas , a Greek word for indivisible
03:17	. And as time progressed , this theory went into
03:21	many changes and challenges . And finally we know atoms
03:26	for what it is and what are they made of
03:29	. And what's that ? Let us see . When
03:35	you think of an atom , you probably visualize something
03:39	like this on the outer side , you got negatively
03:44	charged electrons In the center , you have the nucleus
03:49	made of neutrons that have no charge and protons ,
03:54	which have a positive charge . This model is close
03:59	enough and has been taught in your textbooks since ages
04:04	. But unfortunately , modern science doesn't agree with it
04:08	anymore , and it turns it as inaccurate . Firstly
04:15	, the nucleus in the middle is way most smaller
04:19	than this so small that you won't be able to
04:24	see it . Same goes with the electrons . Another
04:29	thing that is incorrect is that it's believed electrons orbit
04:34	around the nucleus , just like planets orbit around stars
04:39	. But it turns out that electrons , just like
04:43	the surprise math test , is really unpredictable . With
04:49	electrons , we can't really know where it is and
04:52	where it will be going . The only thing we
04:55	know is that it will be found somewhere in the
04:59	electron cloud . So now you know , Even though
05:04	this is the most famous representation of an atom ,
05:09	it is unfortunately misleading . The real picture for now
05:14	is this . Isn't it cool friends ? Now go
05:20	and surprise your teachers trip your time . Did you
05:25	know that the atoms are mostly empty ? Space ?
05:29	Yes . An atom is about 99.99999% empty . If
05:37	you remove the empty space from the atoms of all
05:41	people on the planet . The entire human population could
05:45	fit in the volume of a sugar cube . Also
05:51	, the atoms are really small . I mean ,
05:55	really , really , really , really , really ,
05:57	really , really small who they are so small that
06:05	you cannot see them . Even with the most powerful
06:09	microscope , it's question time . Today's question is ,
06:15	what is the center of an atom ? To write
06:18	your answer in the comments section below and hit the
06:21	like and subscribe button if you haven't yet to be
06:25	a part of the peekaboo family and get a chance
06:29	to get it featured by the end of our videos
06:32	. So you're rather winners of the previous episode .
06:39	Hope you enjoyed today's episode . And until next time
06:44	it's me , Dr Binoche zooming out . Oh ,
06:48	hello , Anti Hope you're doing good . Oh ,
06:53	never mind . Hey , kids . You liked my
06:58	videos , didn't you ? Before you go , don't
07:02	forget to click on the subscribe button and the bell
07:05	so you won't miss out on my latest videos .
07:08	See you

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What Is An Atom? | The Dr. Binocs Show | Best Learning Videos For Kids | Peekaboo Kidz Hi KIDZ! Welcome to a BRAND NEW SEASON of the DR. Binocs show. Have you ever wondered what the matter around us or even what we are made up of apart from flesh and bones? Watch this video by DR. Binocs to learn What an Atom is and how it works! Keep commenting your answers to win a shout out in the next video :D

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