Not only is Max Tegmark a brilliant theoretical physicist/cosmologist he would make an amazing Bond Villain

@RUMPELSTILTSKY

8 жыл бұрын

hahahaha

@aphysique

5 жыл бұрын

@Crebs Park Maybe you should go bck to Alex Jone's type shiet!

@karmasutra4774

Жыл бұрын

Yes and he’s handsome too

Max Tegmark is an excellent teacher, and is so natural at sharing his knowledge, passion, and joy with physics and cosmology.

His passion is infectious!

2:10 "like a giant solar system.. except Messier" I see what he did there.

Max is the Main Man :)

Exquisite. Thank you.

Great interview. Thanks.

Good audio. Your new videos have very low audio, almost to low to enjoy.

Recent analysis of the CMB has revealed "shadows" from galaxy clusters in the foreground. It's really fascinating!

"Galaxies and clusters of galaxies...Super Clusters..Great Wall...how should we think about the large scale of the Universe.?" ...."Big."

I hope there is no big error in the redshift calculation.

It's crazy to think that we all just on a big ball.

Crazy

Since space is accelerating apart, opposing distant parts of the universe are accelerating away from each other at greater than the speed of light. For this reason, we humans will never know the overall size or structure of the universe.

@djc2526

2 жыл бұрын

I know.... It's big. Like, really fucking big.

@karmasutra4774

Жыл бұрын

What blows my mind is at some point the stars and universe we see now will be gone and any human around then would not see what we have seen. So without our information they would not have known as much as we have learned. I saw this on a YT video about how the universe will die

AARRRHHH 240p we meet again!

What is remarkable is not an incredibly small has created the incredibly large but from NOTHING came EVERYTHING!!!

@GeoCoppens

4 жыл бұрын

...but from NOTHING came EVERYTHING!!!" Wrong!

does it mean that it took the universe an eternity to get it right? All the others were too uniform or too clumpy? Or why should it be 13 Billion years old and not a trillion years?

@christopherbrooks9478

5 жыл бұрын

Rather than an 'eternity to get it right' I perceive the modern consensus to be more of an 'infinity of universes' = MULTIVERSE We're just lucky to be in this one to be able to say that we're just lucky to be in this one!

And to think this Universe that nobody will ever get their head around in size is merely one of an infinite series of Universes that we’ll never experience. An infinite number of technologically advanced alien species beyond our imagination out there lost in space and time that we’ll never meet. We can only imagine their worlds. Many could have existed and been gone in other Universes long finished trillions of millennia before our own Big Bang. Imagine that...

@karmasutra4774

Жыл бұрын

What if all that has happened as you say but it is all of us that are reincarnated to live out all those other places and possibilities ?

the one person who disliked this: did you run to your bible or quran to best off and not feel worried after you saw this? lmfao

@user-lo9si5dx8t

4 жыл бұрын

You talk a load of nonsense. You are obviously worried, where did the Big bang come from? Which nature? There was nothing before that, you seem to forget that these are theories not facts. Theories just theories not the absolute truth. And Max Tegmark has changed his mind since this video, now run and get educated. This is was before Planck probe.

@leoverran311

3 жыл бұрын

Your laughing because because someone disagrees or dislikes this video, your laugh is a disguise for your fear

I just hope the holographic universe has a better resolution than this video.

That "nothing" would have to be, in fact, something from which "everything" came.

Gravity is an external force like the pressure inside a balloon is determined by the atmosphere outside.

I apologize. I didn't mean to seem racist. The argument was getting ill tempered by both of us so I reacted, but I'm trying to discuss these concepts more clearly for a proper discourse on science. The fact that they say 'nothing' is not THAT big of a deal, but eventually we all will have to confront this 'nothing'.

How homogeneous is the surface of a black hole ?

@MrGOTAMA420

8 жыл бұрын

+wernertrptube no one knows,probably will never know beyond guessing and simulations

@justdave9610

3 жыл бұрын

Very homogeneous and very empty, if you're talking about the event horizon, considering all the mass is concentrated in the central point

It's an expanding sphere. The last visible body you cleverly call Apophis. It's expanding within a containment Structure. This Structure is itself contained by Another containment Structure That resides in non timelike space. Think of a set that contains the Primary Structure -- My Enemy -- as a member. He can Be thought of as a set of personality traits, floating freely in non timelike space, using all available force to contain the Other, and keep His disgusting Creation -- what you consider normal space -- all up on Me.

Can I tell you one thing, to me the universe is not flat, probably we will find out is round is a close system, cause basically all those big stuff in nature are round, plus i do not think infinity really exists in the physical universe. Maybe in another dimension without real matter, but not here.

@karmasutra4774

Жыл бұрын

The universe will decay and die they think. So no infinity of matter is right. It will be an empty void at some point maybe waiting for a new Big Bang. Saw a YT video about the universe’s death

What do you think about STARLINK which is basically space junk, blocking out the night sky of stars? How about nuking Mars polar caps and launching super rockets that could destroy the Earth, just shatter it?

The large scale structure of the universe is more mathematical than anything else. Feynman' QFT shows, but is yet to be proved, how the field simulated consciousness, intelligent design, fine tuning creation of life and human consciousness, with perfection and with probability one. A priori nature of the laws and rules of mathematical algorithm, is the only clue we have of the divine purpose. Why physical reality is mathematical in structure.-Tegmark.

@juusohamalainen7507

5 жыл бұрын

Mathematics does not explain anything in Cosmos.

First of all, if all you were saying is that philosophers and theologians discussed the concept, what's your point?! Second, the fact that all of these scientists using the concept of nothing to describe pre-big bang conditions are wasting time. Saying it is nothing avoids having to answer to what it really is, which gives respite for lazy intellectuals (probably like yourself). What do you want to mean from nothing other than nothing? If it's something, don't bother beating around the bush.

Well, as you said yourself, it isn't just semantics it's reality (what is really the case). Also, of course, the notion of absolute nothingness is not exclusive to philosophers and theologians - many people spoke of it. And thirdly, it seems misleading and unnecessary for scientists to use the word Nothing to describe the source of our known universe. They are better off being straight and calling it something else. Being as close as possible shouldn't be the standard for definitions.

@Jamie-Russell-CME

4 жыл бұрын

What would be than? Not as close as possible? I thought science doesnt find absolutes?

Camel toe on a man??....hmmm.

Also, yes, you DID imply philosophers and theologians were the only ones with the word "just" in the last sentence. Learn to speak right you Brit. I can tell why you're not a fan of semantics.

I used to find this stuff incredibly facinating but something changed for me, over the years. I now find it repetitive, redundamt and almost meaningless at the actual stage of evolution. I would like to see our geat minds concentrate their efforts on problems we face and will face here on earth. Wars, starvation, scarcity of water, pollution, suicide on the rise, cancer and too many other examples to list here. I used to dream of scientific advancment that would take us to new frontiers and even possibly meet other civilisations that would show us anotherway of living. But instead we have the iphone that has been crippeling our minds for the last 15 years. I think it would be time to stop the madness and rethink very carefully our investments and vision for the near futur.

whats wrong with this guy?

@null.och.nix7743

8 жыл бұрын

ha ha why ? ;p

@TipoQueTocaelPiano

7 жыл бұрын

He is a genius

@michael4506

7 жыл бұрын

FantastyckplastycK he is struggling to dumb down his genius into words your feeble mind can understand. It's not easy. Go watch one of his graduate level lectures. It's essentially what a grown man looks like telling his puppy that "we go pee pee outside"

This guy i drunk?

These guys don't even themselves believe their fantasies.

He's talking crap,tell us what makes these structures,and it's not gravity or inflation,he's talking complete bollocks.

@charliesmith2141

5 жыл бұрын

mikey holt explain how he is? It’s been shown that the exotic matter at the “Big Bang” actually makes gravity a repulsive force rather than an attractive, hence why inflation makes sense

Theoretical physics is the worst thing that ever happened to this science.its complete b's.

@omrilevia5754

6 жыл бұрын

Not theoretical anymore--large scale universe measurements are based on telescope data

2:08 "like a giant solar system.. except Messier" I see what he did there.