Why This Stuff Costs $2700 Trillion Per Gram - Antimatter at CERN

Always great to see a new science show. I got my first telescope at age 6, before we walked on the moon, and today run a hundred and fifty web domains based on over 25,000 pages I've authored, mostly on science, engineering, infrastructure and education including the most famous teenage climate activist on Earth today. She was an unknown kid sitting on the snowy sidewalk outside the Swedish Parliament and I built her website for her as a Christmas present. She gave me a thumbs up in the heart on Twitter I will always cherish. I saw her passion, and I knew she might change the world with just a little help. I was right and a few months later she landed on the cover of Time Magazine and you can learn all about her at GretaThunberg (0rg). Today, there are over six hours of videos from scientists all around the world at her website which explain all life including humans will be extinct in well under a decade, perhaps just a few years. An ice-free Arctic in a year or two guarantees an abrupt spike in temperatures due to loss of latency heat cooling coefficient inherent in ice, loss of reflective albedo and exponentially accelerating methane emissions causing more superstorms, wildfires, droughts and rainbombs which will lead to widespread crop losses, already happening, famine, riots and collapse and then extension when skilled labor stops maintaining 1,600 nuclear facilities including 450 generating stations and toxic plants all around the world, already leaking and destroying our rivers, oceans and habitats. Meanwhile, Plankton levels are down 50%, which means our primary oxygen machine is broken and our backup oxygen machine, the Amazon, is being mowed and burned flat by Brazil's Bolsonaro. Meanwhile, vertebrae biomass is down 60%, insect populations are down 50% to 90% depending on region and fisheries are crashing  wow wow whales and dolphins are beaching to send us a message. My Generation left your Generation a burning bucket of gasoline of a planet. And so the big question for scientists of your generation must be how to clean up the mess before more fecal matter hits the turbine. I'm not sure you can do it, but I am cheering you on.