What do you think Dark Matter is? Could there be Dark Matter life forms?

@ClannCholmain

4 ай бұрын

Ghost matter. Spooky action at a distance. Zombie life. Hollow Halloween hallucinations.

@PetraKann

4 ай бұрын

Surely a sci-fi movie or novel uses this idea as its main theme?

@seanhewitt603

4 ай бұрын

Dark matter is frozen primordial energy. Time vaporized during the beginning of the cosmic inflationary period. It blasted out past what became the 6 % of the mass of the universe that is normal matter.

@seditt5146

4 ай бұрын

A mistake!

@carmattvidz4426

4 ай бұрын

My bet is with Modified Newtonian dynamics. Our calculations and understanding of gravity at the galaxy scale is just wrong.

“And, join us next time for question #3 with Dr. James Beacham.”😂

@EventHorizonShow

4 ай бұрын

There is a part two coming!

@Swampum

4 ай бұрын

As someone who knows next to nothing about particle physics, I really enjoyed his indepth answer to the question “What’s the importance of the higgs boson discovery pointing us to the higgs field?”. I’d not heard of the higgs field, but the history of when it was first theorized, (and the funny almost apologetic message from the theoretical scientists to their experimental counterparts) helped provide context to why this was such a pivotal moment in science. I wish every scientist was this thoughtful in their answer. Very exicted for the next episode.

Every time Anna does her intro my cat runs to the tv and gets close to the screen. Once JMG starts talking he walks away. Another scientific mystery.

@EventHorizonShow

4 ай бұрын

Cats have a well known agenda against JMG.

@JohnMichaelGodier

4 ай бұрын

Yes, I have two cats. They view me as"food human" when the bowl gets low, but other than that, they look at me much like one looks at a display of sporting goods at Walmart.

@damianp7313

4 ай бұрын

Lol​@@JohnMichaelGodier

@Astroephotography

4 ай бұрын

Is your cat a possum?

@seriousmaran9414

4 ай бұрын

​@EventHorizonShow is that a bit like high intelligence possums? Interesting experiment: put JMG's cats between him and computer. Have Anna speak and observe where they go...

I liked the energy of Dr. James, you can hear the passion for the profession.

@EventHorizonShow

4 ай бұрын

He’s great!

@cristinataliani5619

4 ай бұрын

This person is way too full of techno-fantasy!!!!!

@chrisk1208

4 ай бұрын

I find him quite annoying. Little bit like a hamster with ADHD.

This guy interviewed himself 😂 Fun fact press any random time its this guy talking away

@davidschaftenaar6530

4 ай бұрын

He'd make a good politician. 😏

@Ba11leFieldAce

3 ай бұрын

Adderall be hittin.

I can not come up with a valid argument against dismantling Mercury.

@EventHorizonShow

4 ай бұрын

It’s free real estate.

@davidschaftenaar6530

4 ай бұрын

Mercury's surface gravity is identical to that of Mars; Getting pieces of Mercury away from Mercury is kinda hard.

@bigpapalee336

4 ай бұрын

@@davidschaftenaar6530 I feel like if we're talking about dismantling Mercury, getting off the surface is kind of implied/ Something that should be trivial to overcome.

@symmetricat188

2 ай бұрын

@@davidschaftenaar6530 @EventHorizonShow Could be one of those rare instances when our ability to make things go spectacularly boom might actually come in handy. Then just wait for the debris to find natural order within the original orbit. It'll be a mess, but we call it "creative chaos".

This fellow obviously drinks the best espresso known to man... and lots of it! ☕🚀

@EventHorizonShow

4 ай бұрын

Folgers in our cup!

@disideratum

4 ай бұрын

@@EventHorizonShow lol.. Good to the last drop, just like the can says!

Dr Beacham is one of my favorite science commentators, right up there with Dr Cox and Dr Al-Khalili.

“Never cross the beams !”

@DominicRyanOsborne

4 ай бұрын

Considering that one guy that crossed the beam didn’t have such a great time I kinda wanna see macro effects of high energy beams colliding next to say a balloon with hydrogen, like a practical demo so to get a grip on the energies involved in collisions

@williambrandondavis6897

4 ай бұрын

@@DominicRyanOsborneThey already did that in the late 1980's. Its how we got marshmallow fluff! lol

@DominicRyanOsborne

4 ай бұрын

@@williambrandondavis6897 😦 hey Bing gpt please summarize that.. 7 garbage responses later it says the incident was fiction.. hmm need a second opinion

I really look forward to the discovery that our current concept of "scientific reality" actually doesn't reflect reality at all.

48:34 - “Dismantling Mercury…” I love Dr. Beacham!

Wow! This interview was excellent.

Some people just can't help getting political when all we want to talk about is science

It’s almost like he’s having an inner dialogue out loud to us if that makes sense. He asks himself the question out loud in his head, to us the listener, then works through the question verbally, then attempts to resolve it, and opens up another question in that resolution indefinitely. Most of scientists, when explaining things tend to do the antithesis of this. I’m not saying I didn’t enjoy this at all. In fact, I did. I’m just commenting on the style the way this gentleman speaks. I’m an amateur myself, but in all honesty, I feel like I have, and could explain dark Matter/Higgs, etc Plus he got the age of the universe incorrect right off the bat

James does an amazing lecture on black holes. Great guest!

If you hung up on this guy, I wonder how long he would keep on talking by himself before he noticed...

At 2:30 “the very brief version…”. followed by sixteen breathless minutes of an entire synopsis of 20th century physics.

Dr. Beecham speaks how my brain works. I love all his tangents that explained question I had as he was talking. You can tell he’s very knowledgeable and passionate which explains why he had so much to share about the topic. Can’t wait for part 2!

@EventHorizonShow

4 ай бұрын

Well said!

Ill have what he's having. Great podcast.😂

James beacham: “we shouldn’t let the billionaires take control of space. They’ll mine the asteroids and destroy space like they’ve destroyed the environment on earth.” 🤨 Also James Beacham: “we should destroy mercury to make a giant particle collider, for SCIENCE.” 😮

@tomcarl8784

4 ай бұрын

Seriously. This dude makes me vomit.

@seditt5146

4 ай бұрын

I never seen an activist not be a hypocrite, then tend to be so busy talking they dont listen or hear when people try to point out their flaws. End result is people like this guy. IDK how bad he is in this interview but I have seen others with him and refuse to subject myself to it again. At the end of the day I F'ing hate scientist activist because they destroy the entire field from the ground up. Brian Keating is another one. They jam in as many Liberal buzzwords they can into any convo. Its gross and not what the fields should be about.

Always a treat when a new event horizon is posted. Thanks very much.

@EventHorizonShow

4 ай бұрын

Our pleasure!

The lad practically interviewed himself 😂

Holy cow … does this guy take a breath?

@CognizantApe

4 ай бұрын

I don't think I can continue listening because of it. I basically forget the questions he is asked because he gives an unnecessary over generalized history of "science stuff" then drops a brief answer to the question. I'd much rather him answer the question when asked a question. An extremely detailed answer would work just fine.

@EventHorizonShow

4 ай бұрын

To each their own. We liked how passionate and knowledgeable James was.

@AndrewBlucher

4 ай бұрын

​@@EventHorizonShowYes, not every guest is to my taste, and I'm not unique. I smile in memory of John's interview with Brian, where even John seemed to take a dim view.

@rJaune

4 ай бұрын

I usually have to 1.5x interviews. Haha. But, I loved this! Can't wait for part 2!

@T.efpunkt

4 ай бұрын

​@@CognizantApe expand your attention span. This is a science show, not a tik-tok dancing clip. Complicated topic -> complex answer.

The Higgs field: return of the aether.

Poor Mercury. It seems whatever we plan for future Mercury is going to be the raw meterials

@EventHorizonShow

4 ай бұрын

Might as well put Mercury to use.

Overuse of parentheses

A great night with Event Horizon.

Excellent interview as always- fascinating!

Another fantastic interview, John! Thanks!!! 😃 But yeah, if we start to think about multiple projects on the Moon, like dr. Beacham collisior, the radio telescope in the far side and so on... We may not only return to the Moon, but also staying there! Anyway, stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

@seriousmaran9414

4 ай бұрын

A collider around the equator of the moon might not be big enough, although it would be interesting and expensive.

I like the idea of dismantling mercury for the collider because you also have your energy source very close by too!

Great video, also Love that closing music...love it.

@EventHorizonShow

4 ай бұрын

Ascent by stellardrone. It’s the perfect closer isn’t?

This was fantastic, really enjoyed this guy and learnt a lot from it.

This was SO SO SO GOOD! THANK YOU!

@EventHorizonShow

4 ай бұрын

Glad you liked it!! What’d you like most about it?

Thankyou for the upload

What a wonderful world you and your guests share with all of us. Thank you and your crew for the amazing content

I stopped the second he said "it's not some lone white male..." The second someone says something like that, I know they're the kind of person who shouldn't be taken seriously or listened to. It's a policy that's served me well.

@Dementis1049

4 ай бұрын

The mind virus is strong. Many don't even realize.

@AndrewBlucher

4 ай бұрын

And then Einstein happened. It was a very strange statement.

@theoldman5896

4 ай бұрын

Kind of makes you question other things these freaks say.

@T.efpunkt

4 ай бұрын

It's a "policy" that kept you from learning. All you do here is re-enforcing your own biases. Science is obviously your kryptonite

@accent11270

4 ай бұрын

@@T.efpunkt Can you share some of this "Science" that supports racial discrimination?

We are moving towards a type 1 civilization. We could learn so much from a civilization 1000 years ahead of us.

Fascinating guest. I had not heard about colliders in space before. Thank you John.

Great video and information !

I've watched a couple of Dr James Beachem's talks at the Royal Institution. When I seen he was a guest on here I lost my shit.😅🎉😊😂I could listen to him for hours upon hours. ❤

This was very interesting to listen to. Thank you to Dr Beacham for the information. Thank you JMG for the topics 🤘🏻😁

Just noticed a new video... may awful day is at least a bit better now. Thank you Event Horizon. ❤

@EventHorizonShow

4 ай бұрын

Happy to help!

Great episode.

Didn't expect a lecture

It would be fantastic if you could interview someone from the physics community in Japan, I know they're doing good work over there 😀

Rite John, Dude was energetic, enthusiastic n interesting! Stay safe n well TFS, GB :)

De. James is the best. I wish he was my mentor. He sounds like the best personal coach in history.

I don’t know if he ever took a breath.

@brigidsingleton1596

4 ай бұрын

He did take a few moments to 'giggle' a tiny bit so must've taken some breaths inbetween?! 🤔

@EventHorizonShow

4 ай бұрын

There’s nothing wrong with that. It’s when a guest gives a yes or no answer, that’s not good.

@Jeroen4

11 күн бұрын

It’s a spectrum not an either or.

Thanks John.

I wonder if there exploring a way to keep elements around that decay quickly. To see what we can do with them

I like that their letter font is like Skyrim's 😁💯

Laid up in bed with the flu - JMG to the rescue!

@PetraKann

4 ай бұрын

Flu?

@PetraKann

4 ай бұрын

Mathematics is not a Science

@rarabbb

4 ай бұрын

Can't beat a bit of JMG for what ever ell ya lop

@EventHorizonShow

4 ай бұрын

Rest up and watch JMG!

@seditt5146

4 ай бұрын

OMG one of you people. It indeed is a science stop already you are embarrassing yourself as much as James here does whenever he goes into a woke rant. @@PetraKann

Thank you

I love your content, I am dying

Weakly interacting massive particles should’ve been called Slightly interacting massive particles, so we could’ve named the first example Kazuya…

@9:48 Oh, so THAT"S what a scalar field is. Wild. It sounds like neo-aether. Could dark matter be purely Higgs-interactive particles? What levels of energy would we need to make it and could we even detect it if we did?

This guy seems to know what he's talking about

Well. At least you don't have to pry words out this guy.

Oh Jonathan, what games we play….the hour is nigh and what is hence looms amidst these laden roads betwixt that yonder crevasse from which surreptitious things emit. At dawn, trust the shadows only till Zenith comes. When fleeting winds whisper, hark or be expunged.

An exellent interview. What I would like to understand is he says they accelerate the protons to almost the speed of light. He talks about an upgraded collider with more energy. What do they do with more energy because the protons are already travelling at almost the speed of light so it cannot go faster.,

@babynautilus

4 ай бұрын

even closer to the speed of light! cosmic rays like the omg particle and amaterasu(sp?) particle pack the energy of an mlb fastball😮 in just one little particle traveling near the speed of light

Would love to hear the pricing quote on dismantling Mercury to create the solar collider

Please ask him what kinda coffe he ddrinks. I'll definitely need that. But great session and love the energy.

Leeeeets go!

Great interview. I'd like it twice if i could.

@GizzyDillespee

4 ай бұрын

You did. I wasn't even thinking about it, but I saw this, and clicked "like" for you. It's gotten me thinking about dark matter, and that doesn't happen much.

It would be incredible conversation to see this guy and Billy Carson talk with each other. He's got a lot of theories about what they "really"so there are CERN. If anyone is interested it's on the Shawn Ryan show. It's all very fascinating.

1.6x 10^22. As above as below. Are we still contemplating larger faster collisions with bigger colliders and are singularity models possible as the result higher concentration of more energy past that threshold?

Too bad we don't have our own CERN in Texas. smh

The guy just can't stop talking at the beginning of the video haha

_"Billionaires are a threat to space."_ TRUE. _"Let's dissasemble Mercury."_ 😒

I often wonder what sort of technology and consumer items will emerge from the insights gained by this sort of research. I doubt if the likes of Faraday, Maxwell and Volta ever imagined that their research would spawn the likes of supercomputers and cellphones. I’m sure Apple is also thinking about and maybe even working on the next must have gadget ( even though we don’t currently realise that we must have it) that will efficiently vacuum our wallets.

@EventHorizonShow

4 ай бұрын

Great point.

@joskeguereza3714

4 ай бұрын

nah they're waiting for Microsoft to actually make it work, then they'll steal the idea and streamline the design and marketing...

Eugene Wigner needs to be talked about waaaaaaay more.

Sometimes I feel really bad for Merkury, everyone wants to dismantle it.

I’m just thinking that if one day they can figure out how to do it at the speed of light, if there would be a bigger difference!

this episode was awesome! yeah i have thought that dark matter is a whole world of different fields that just dont really interact with us in any meaningful way. they dont necessarily need to be particles in the strict sense. space seems to be dimensionality itself, and i wonder if its just energy (of any kind) that pinches it, even fields which we never have any interaction with. it seems likely to me that there is other "multiverse like dimension" manifestations of reality which could theoretically exist if you were to participate with interacting with those other fields. who knows, there could be a manifestation of reality where aliens are puzzled at the density fluctuations which look like 'magic harmonic rotating spheres' made by our jupiter & planets, when what "should be" just a uniform cloud of their brand of matter cloud. and the scale could be way out of whack as well. jupiter could be the size of a basketball for dark matter aliens.

The "Lone white male" line towards the beginning was particularly grating. Fuck us I guess.

Wtf, thus guy is so smart yet crazy as cab be! He talking about the start of a Dyson sphere like collider well great conversation!

When we discover what gravity is it will be the next advancement in technology like the computer age. Screwing with black holes though may be a bad idea.

Dr. James is really cool, very interesting person. Would we be able to see the particle accelerator on the moon? I wonder what that would look like. I’ll go look maybe some artists have made imaginings.

When i hear intelligent people talk about the LHC, and then i remember a preacher saying ''Scientists are building a gateway to Hell'', i have so many conflicting emotions about our species that i don't know what to think!

@baarbacoa

4 ай бұрын

Plus the folks who claimed we'd create some sort of world-devouring black hole.

I am now starting The Mercury Preservation Foundation and welcoming all donations to said foundation. We must save Mercury.....so send money....or guitars

@EventHorizonShow

4 ай бұрын

Mercury is no longer safe.

If Higgs field then isn’t gravity from say earth that field getting dragged into the planet.. but what happens ? And if mass drags in everything based on effects based on Higgs field and little else until really physically close then what about empty vacuum space.. shouldn’t that field being dragged or deformed be replaced or made somehow or is it a static like a fluid that doesn’t move but just has a significant effect on the cosmos (as the guest says it) especially with light.. really feels like as a static field it just have ways to bend and break those properties to break it’s effects on energy and matter.

@DominicRyanOsborne

4 ай бұрын

Rip Mercury

YAY !

When are we going to get a planet 9 update?!!

@EventHorizonShow

4 ай бұрын

Just did a video on the subject. Do Planet Nine and Planet X Exist? With Amir Siraj kzread.info/dash/bejne/f36T1bGzqKyZlpc.html

Pluto was first, Mercury is next.

James only have one story to tell. James plz tell us more.

I see why these dudes make Sabine tear her hair out. It’s not ok to exploit the moon for profit but it’s ok for you to dismantle mercury at an unreal cost to people not named you as a pet project to find a particle you’re guaranteeing exists? In that case, let’s spend zero and just assume it exists. This dude is bananas. I say “no thanks” to all the nonsense he’s pitching.

sorry, at the first question the guest continued to talk for 16 min at least:......................... I was not able to wait for the question number 2. sorry

Hmm, those extractive, resource exploitive activities that "produced anthropogenic warming" also produced the wealth that made CERN possible.

@baarbacoa

4 ай бұрын

Not too mention all the minerals that had/have to be extracted and exploited to build and operate the expensive contraptions he uses for science.

@T.efpunkt

4 ай бұрын

That's fundamentally wrong. Wealth produces nothing, invents nothing and discovers nothing. Humans do all these things, no matter if they are wealthy or not. Capitalism destroyed your ability to think critical & logical, you should clean your harddrive from this virus.

I love Anna's voice

Interesting chap but seems John couldn’t get a word in edgewise.

Replicating the conditions of an ocean and replicating those of a “big bang” is a poor analogy, but I get it lol

IS THAT "scaler field jelly" the dark matter?

I have no idea who Eugene Wigner is, but I know about his damn friend. Watching. Always.

The universe is one giant video game made up of whatever image you can think off. I wonder I really do.

I kinda never really liked Mercury anyhow. Its not Pluto.

Partial phyics is just smacking two thigs together and seeing what happens

@LoveOfLam

4 ай бұрын

Clapping cheeks

@timedeathe

4 ай бұрын

4:29 the ssc could have found that idk why it was never made

@timedeathe

4 ай бұрын

48:32 dismantling a planet would be controversial

NEVER cross the streams 💀

"Euclid's Cat"..Here are the basics for the speed of light colors..B & W Are E.P.R. Same Line Instant..Black = Instant Future Certainty..White = Instant Past Uncertainty..Universe Started Black "Lost Time"....There is no green or orange..Only Yellow on top of blue...Or Yellow on top of red..Euclid compared to Schrodinger's Cat...Postulate 5 = Blue = Future Uncertainty.."Universe Start"..."Lost Time"...Postulate 1 "Green Door In"...Postulate 2 "YELLOW/CONSCIOUSNESS"...It is On TOP..Joining 1 + 3 Together....Postulate 3 "Orange Door Out".....Postulate 4 Red = Past Certainty...."Completeness Of The Time Tick In The Classical World We Know"....Purple = Infinity..Take Care...Bye....

Proof of life at 18:30. 😂

It took Einstein to figure out that the orbit of Mercury changes because of the gravity of the sun. A large circular structure near that orbit would be rapidly distorted, even ignoring the high temperature and radiation. Dismantling Mercury without having it fly apart, then moving the pieces even with mass drivers, would require technology which to us would be indistinguishable from magic, to borrow a phrase. A civilization at that level would have figured out shortcuts making that kind of construction of a supercollider in space as logical as the construction of a bigger Stonehenge in space.