How to pronounce“decays”in English

Radioactive decays, right?

and decays very fast, which clearly doesn't make any sense, right?

And decays to form the image.

Really a neutron decays into proton, electron and anti-neutrino.

And if those decays interact with the rest of the world, which you would typically expect them to do, you have instantly branched the Universe

or whether dark energy weakens and decays away and perhaps things end in a big crunch, or whether its strength increases

and that sort of slowly decays and then by the end no one is believing in it that would be my take but again you're the expert here

intriguing anomalies in these B quark decays which may be hinting at the first

Really, a neutron decays into proton, electron, and antineutrino.

So that orbit is what we call the orbit decays and eventually the two neutron stars will merge.

so on so bitcoin proposes a completely non-discretionary monetary policy um sort of decays over time 50

the government coheres and then there are periods where the coherence just decays and i think that that's been going on since 1945

We eventually figured out there's another kind of particle called the neutrino that is created when a neutron decays.

This was again an exciting thing of the early 20th century, radioactive decays, right?

We eventually figured out there's another kind of particle called the neutrino that is created when a neutron decays.

It would be sort of like a nuclear chain reaction, only it's not one part triggering-- it's not one of them decays, and that triggers the other ones

One example I like to give is that in a single, average human body, there are about 5,000 radioactive decays per second.

Don't worry about that, there's a lot more particles in your body than there are 5,000 radioactive decays, but it's a noticeable thing.