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00:00Oh, I'm sorry, little kitty.

00:13It's okay. Doesn't matter.

00:16Well, it does matter, kitty.

00:19In fact, everything around us is matter.

00:25Yes, my friends.

00:26I'm sure you must have heard the term matter before

00:30and how everything that we come across in our lives,

00:34like the air you inhale, the books you read, toys you play with,

00:40I mean, literally everything is made of matter.

00:45Still confused?

00:47Don't worry, my friends.

00:49In today's episode, let us explore what is matter and its state

00:54and find the answer to an important question.

00:58Why matter matters so much?

01:02Zoom in.

01:04So, what is matter?

01:07Well, as we all know, that matter is everything around you.

01:12Rocks, pen, water.

01:14Even you are made of matter.

01:18But the vital question is, how do you define matter?

01:24Well, according to science, matter is defined as everything that has weight

01:30and takes up space or has volume.

01:34I'm sure you are already aware of what weight is.

01:39It's just how heavy something is.

01:41But what do we mean by taking up space or volume?

01:47Volume is the amount of space something occupies.

01:52For example, the ball takes up a small volume

01:55while the sun occupies a large volume

01:59or takes larger space to fit in.

02:03Likewise, different states of matter will fill volumes in different ways

02:08depending upon how big, little, long or short the object is.

02:16But why?

02:17Why do they vary in looks and sizes?

02:21Well, that's because matter comes in different states

02:26and the three most common states are known as

02:30solid, liquid and gas.

02:35Let's start with the most obvious state of matter

02:37that is the solid state.

02:40There are objects that keep their own shape

02:43and do not flow in a given temperature.

02:46Examples of solids are

02:48study table, sugar cubes, glass, rock, most metals, etc.

02:57Ice is a solid as well.

03:00But when it melts, it becomes liquid.

03:04Speaking of liquids,

03:06they flow, move around a little

03:08and fill up containers you put them in

03:11like a water bottle.

03:14So we can say

03:15they occupy the space inside the containers

03:18we fill them in.

03:20But what about the weight of water?

03:23Well, we all know

03:25that water has weight

03:27if you carry a water bottle with you

03:29and as you drink from the bottle

03:32it gets lighter and lighter

03:34giving you a good idea

03:37about the weight of the water.

03:39Next comes an interesting state of matter

03:43that can't be seen easily

03:45but it's there all the time

03:48like the air we inhale

03:50which is a gas

03:52the third main state of matter.

03:56But I know you must be wondering

03:57is air really matter?

04:00And if it is

04:01then how we see

04:03if it takes up space

04:05and has weight?

04:07Well, we can prove that

04:08with a simple experiment

04:10at your home.

04:12To do so

04:13take an empty glass

04:15and lower it

04:16vertically downward

04:17in a vessel filled with water.

04:20You will observe

04:21that the level of water

04:23inside the glass

04:24is less

04:25than the level of water

04:27outside it.

04:29It is because

04:30the air within the glass

04:32is trapped

04:33and does not allow

04:35the water

04:35to rise up.

04:37It means

04:38air has occupied

04:39the space

04:40inside the glass.

04:43Now

04:43when you tilt

04:44the glass aside

04:45you will see

04:46bubbles of air

04:48rushing out

04:48and it is replaced

04:50by water

04:51hence proving

04:53that air

04:54occupies

04:55space.

04:57But

04:59how do we show

05:00that air

05:01has weight?

05:02Take two empty balloons

05:03and tape them

05:05to the ends

05:06of a meter stick.

05:07Then hang

05:08the meter stick

05:09on a string

05:10so that

05:11it is perfectly

05:12balanced.

05:14Now

05:14blow up

05:15one of the balloons

05:16and stick it

05:18back to the meter stick.

05:20You will find

05:20the end of the

05:21air filled balloon

05:22will bend

05:23downwards

05:24because of air

05:26giving it

05:26the extra weight.

05:29Hence

05:29proving the fact

05:30that air

05:31is matter

05:32as it has

05:34volume

05:35and weight.

05:37It's

05:37trivia time!

05:39Did you know

05:40that there are

05:41more than

05:41three states

05:42of matter?

05:43Yes

05:44besides the

05:45solid

05:45liquid

05:46and gaseous

05:46there are also

05:48three further

05:48different states

05:49of matter

05:50that have been

05:51created by man.

05:53These are

05:53plasma

05:54famionic

05:56condensates

05:57and

05:57post-einstein

05:59condensates.

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06:05What are

06:06the three

06:07main states

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