The gluonic force between this trio is top tier! 🌟 What's something you wish Brian Greene could expand on?

@GalacticScribes

20 күн бұрын

what is the urantia book and how is it connected to science

@InnaciKorushka

20 күн бұрын

Light and the electromagnetic spectrum is probably my favorite. You guys discussed the planck length but not really the impact it has on the forces and energy it applies to the universe. One of my personal(likely incorrect) ideas was that rather than geometry and curvature being responsible for gravity, it may actually be electromagnetic interactions and the latent energies within atoms and even down to leptons, quarks, etc. Since it's strong and weak nuclear forces(effectively electromagnetism) that holds things together at that level, why wouldn't that influence impact the greater universe even supposing the inverse square law significantly reduces the effect over distance. If the entire universe is saturated with these forces, it would make sense that small imbalances would causes attraction and even repulsion forces. Maybe you can do a video on something of that nature?

@ianmcmillan5590

20 күн бұрын

Perhaps make clear that most of theoretical physics is just that , theory , not fact and not backed by any empirical evidence, a good example is string theory it is no more likely than a fairytale, sorry

@henrythegreatamerican8136

20 күн бұрын

What about Donald Hoffman saying our perception of reality is not a direct representation of the objective world, but rather a simplified interface that has evolved to help us survive? And he thinks consciousness is not an emergent property of physical particles (like brains), but rather a fundamental aspect of reality itself.

@coolaa7

20 күн бұрын

The properties and mysteries of light.

We should be greatful that there are people out there like Neil Degrass Tyson and Brian Green who are not just scientist but are also public figures who spend a lot of their precious time to educate us on what is going on with their work.

@tf4665

20 күн бұрын

That's cool and all, and I in general agree with you on that, but it doesn't change the fact that science has hit a major brick wall- there is no proven answer as to why we exist which is the most important question above all else.

@ETAisNOW

20 күн бұрын

@@tf4665that had nothing to do with the comment

@ETAisNOW

20 күн бұрын

@@tf4665and we exist so we can experience, hope that helps.

@anthonyvigil3973

20 күн бұрын

​@@tf4665 While I would say yes, science has never been able to figure out that answer, doesn't necessarily mean they've hit a brick wall. There's still tons of amazing things that science finds out all the time about our universe, our planet, and ourselves. "Why do we exist" will probably be the greatest question of all time, but if we just sit here and only ever wonder that, then we would never get anywhere. Be greatful that we do, and if we ever find out, then be greatful for that, but never stop questioning the rest of everything. We are a speck of a piece of a piece of sand in this universe. Stay looking up!!!

@goodquestion7915

20 күн бұрын

​@tf4665 "Why" questions are rarely smart questions, unless an INTENDER has been clearly identified and undeniably proven to be the cause and the mechanics are understood, and what remains to be learned is the final goal that triggered the action.

I really needed this break from politics. Thank you people for keeping me sane. And thrilled to be alive!

@KermitOfWar

20 күн бұрын

It's only going to get worse, close to election year i'm afraid. Politics are tiresome.

@Pickledsundae

20 күн бұрын

YAAS😊

@leoblaze29

20 күн бұрын

Yet you come here mentioning politics 😂

@alwaysrelyonchrist

20 күн бұрын

I’m hiding here too

@moonshoes11

20 күн бұрын

The American experiment is ending. Fascism has arrived, wrapped in a flag and carrying an upside down Bible.

The best part of all of this is to watch Chuck. Basically, Neil and Brian are talking shop talk, and Chuck is along for the ride until Chuck has his epiphany. That is what I love the most. He got it. Then he says he feels included, rather than the 3rd wheel. Now Chuck is on board, and he is concentrating so hard. I love his funny quips and interpretations, but now that he is there and in the moment, it's just a beautiful thing to see him now a part of the team. I love Chuck, but it way more fun to see him celebrate after his breakthrough.

@oscarmosca9509

9 күн бұрын

His struggle to understand the concept and then the epiphany he has once he finally does understand is what some of us regular folks at home feel like as well. So it's like we're celebrating together our growth in knowledge.

@mungelomwaangasikateyo376

6 күн бұрын

It makes me feel included too🎉🎉

@jjinwien9054

6 күн бұрын

\we could do without him - just a distraction

@z0mbi3jesus

4 күн бұрын

Chuck represents the rest of us. We just look confused until it finally makes a little sense... right before getting lost again.

@redmed10

2 күн бұрын

The fabric of space is a tweed. Beautiful.

Chuck is so critical to this show. He makes them slow down and explain when they need to, and also his reactions when he finally gets it (which is usually when I’m getting it too) perfectly encapsulate how I feel in those moments

I'm starting to realize that as Chuck gets smarter Neil talks on a higher level along with the guests and I can't listen in passing while multi-tasking anymore.

@tiromandal6399

10 күн бұрын

Chuck has surpassed us and now is known as Lord Chuck.

@stuartculshaw5342

10 күн бұрын

With these kind of conversations I can do nothing but stare and listen and put my mind into a zen like sponge state of realisation and logic. This can take several viewings.

@001AlexG

6 күн бұрын

Lol yep now I actually have to pay attention or I zone back in when they're talking about a fuzz cloud and I'm like wtf did I miss!?

@jeremykeasbey4145

3 күн бұрын

I really appreciate Chucks responses when he finds something interesting or confusing. When I'm listening passively Chuck is my cue to rewind abit, slow playback speed back down, and start paying attention

@OurBestThots

3 күн бұрын

Do MANY people realky belueve all particals obta8n their mass from Higgs Feilds? Many?! Lol

Chuck's reaction to gaining understanding around fields is how I reacted to reading Brian's books.

@NotIdefix

20 күн бұрын

Chuck's reactions are just annoying and interrupt the two people who actually provide content.

@m.3d

20 күн бұрын

​@NotIdefix I feel this way too, it actually puts me off listening to Niels shows when i really want to stick around. This one was tolerable just about

@ogi22

20 күн бұрын

Oh yea, it is so wonderful to watch someone getting so hyped about understanding something 😁 Last time that happened to me a couple years ago, I had an opposite reaction - I was sitting in silence for a few mintutes, just absorbing the fact that a strong nuclear force is the energy that is released during the explosion of a fission bomb. And you can measure that force... In a Helium atom, it is a bit over 20 Newtons. Between two protons... Two particles with completly negligible size compared to our size, produce a force of 20 Newtons between them. A bag of 2kg of potatoes. Between two protons. It took a while to absorb that thought. And make me truely understand why "strong" nuclear force is called this way. And then the amount of matter undergoing fission during the bomb explosion, suddenly made so much more sence. 😉 That's something you kind of knew, the information was there in your head. But the full understanding of the fact came much later.

@wiscofishing3951

20 күн бұрын

​@@NotIdefixstop being such a blight. If you were so intelligent to understand what was discussed here you wouldn't have commented this. Chucks reactions are exactly how us regular people feel when we finally understand some level of the insanity of the science around us. Its infectious and he's there to keep us laymen interested.

@wiscofishing3951

20 күн бұрын

​​@@m.3dI don't get it. He's the embodiment of non-science focused people becoming interested in things truly outside our typical understanding of life, the universe, and our existence. Why would we not want to further that. I'm constantly annoyed that more people aren't amazed by the existence of our planet, our solar system, the galaxy, the universe, etc. Its all so fascinating to me and makes my life more fulfilling. Why would a person like Chuck, who should be inspiring casual viewers to become more interested in the fabric of our lives, be such a threat to you? Maybe you are the problem.

Guys, whoever runs this account for StarTalk? This is the best episode I’ve ever seen. And Brian’s great as always, but what really made this special was Neil really allowing Chuck to get in the mix and learn, explain very detailed things that Chuck proves he can keep up with. Going a little deeper works.

@michaelmartinesi9852

2 күн бұрын

Yes, the elaboration was perfect here. It made it so I could follow the conversation myself.

@THEgayweedlobster

2 күн бұрын

This is my first time watching and I love Chuck for being just as confused as I am 😂 We seem to have the same questions!

@rhodagunn5075

Күн бұрын

Im not that far in yet but Chuck's sound effects alone are sendin me 😅

You have comedians' comedians, and then you have physicists' physicists like Brian. What a guest, what a mind. What a delight.

Chuck Nice probably has earned an honorary PhD in physics doing all these shows.

@MarinCipollina

15 күн бұрын

I think Chuckie gets this in the way that I do, which is kinda, sorta but not really.. Lacking the proper mathematical foundation is a big handicap. I like thinking I halfway understand some part of this.

@Marksman1011

15 күн бұрын

Then we all have

@tonyjohnson8929

14 күн бұрын

Haha, like Einstein's limo driver.

@michaeltorris5675

14 күн бұрын

@@tonyjohnson8929That question is so easy my cohost can answer it.

@kingnuthin4517

11 күн бұрын

Hey, but we all have to agree. He is one lucky dude. I would love to be in his shoes.

Always love to see Brian on the show

@--ART3MIS--

20 күн бұрын

where else should he go? working on... String Theory? why should he mess up the second half of his life too?

@jazzunit8234

20 күн бұрын

Yeah the real Science Sect mumbo jumbo violin expert

@liquicrum

20 күн бұрын

BG is the the man. His books rock, hard.

@jazzunit8234

20 күн бұрын

@@liquicrum J.R.R Tolkien fiction is greatly better

@AquarianSoulTimeTraveler

19 күн бұрын

​@@--ART3MIS--It is extremely simple to understand these are one-dimensional string membranes that are destroyed by The Singularity of a black hole and once this happens they are in a state in between 0 and 1 dimensional this creates Dark Matter coming out of black holes and what is considered non baryonic matter. This is the counterforce to the expansion of the universe. We don't we do not live in a 3 + 1 System One of the most important things that I recently came to conclude is that I have came up with a system to prove that we live in an infinite Multiverse. I will state it here and now. So if we follow the logical progression of the spatial Dimensions infinite zero-dimensional existence can stack into any size one dimensional existence and infinite one-dimensional existence can stack into any size two-dimensional existence and infinite two-dimensional existence can stack into any size three-dimensional existence so if we follow this logical progression we can conclude that infinite three-dimensional existence can stack into any size four dimensional existence. This means if we don't live in a 3 + 1 System we should observe the relative state or shape of the universe as flat or compressed in a non evenly distributed matter and basically we should observe a stacked effect of three-dimensional existence which would make a relatively flat universe or at least a universe in a distribution matter that is non spherical and evenly distributed... so because of this we can conclude that we are not the fundamental highest spatial Dimension and that a fourth spatial Dimension must exist and if so then infinite three-dimensional Universal potentiality can stack into any size four dimensional existence so ultimately this proves a Multiverse. Just remember infinite three-dimensional Universal potentiality can stack into any size four dimensional existence... this means that because the observed state of the universe is flat or non evenly distributed in a spherical manner then this means there is extra dimensional influence compressing the state making it stack and if a fourth spatial Dimension exists then a infinite Multiverse must exist and the stack ability must exist therefore this observed phenomenon means that a fourth spatial Dimension must exist making a infinite three-dimensional Multiverse the standard Norm....

That outro/monologue at the end was amazing. The fact that he can just muster that up on the fly is extraordinary!

@iMoosker

14 күн бұрын

James, I completely agree. The monologue was so powerful that it inspired me to use some of the voice clips in producing this song, called Edge of Understanding. kzread.info/dash/bejne/ao2uu82eYNzUepc.html

@Dom2Wan

12 күн бұрын

He didn't though. You can see a cut & splice at 56:25, and everything from 'I delight...' onwards was just him, close-up headshot; the other two weren't in the room at the time of the outro. That said, I found it extremely moving, almost reaching Sagan-ian heights.

@JamesBaylockJr

11 күн бұрын

@@Dom2Wan oh, I didn’t realize that. I thought he just turned his chair and quickly did it on the fly. I didn’t pay attention to the edits/cuts. Regardless, the statement was still very well put together, worded beautifully, and very moving.

I am so happy that Chuck is there. You guys breaking down these complex theories to a level that Chuck, and I (the layperson), can make sense of is a service. I tip my hat to you.

Chuck just had another sciencegasm. This is why StarTalk is so addictive 😊

@davidnovosardian6848

15 күн бұрын

The best type of addiction to have.

@PierreCausemybladderisempty

4 күн бұрын

To me he’s the worse part

Chuck is watching a tennis match, much like the rest of us. What a great place to sit between these 2 gentlemen.

@jimmyzhao2673

20 күн бұрын

I feel like a golf announcer watching ice hockey and trying to comment on it.

@kennyongyc

20 күн бұрын

😂

@weezenberg

20 күн бұрын

be a lot better of a convo 1-1

@patludwig1971

20 күн бұрын

Yep and I'm still jealous of Chuck. And I still smoke. Gonna do a puff right now for ya, my buddy! At least two heads were obliterated by today's episode. 🤯🤯

@paulford9120

20 күн бұрын

Chuck is one of us, showing that we shouldn't feel bad that we don't understand every nuance of it.

Always amazing to see Neil deGrasse Tyson and Brian Greene together, they are OP together. And how Chuck manages to stay sane is nobel price worthy on it's own.

I really appreciate Chuck being here providing the comic breaks which provide laughs, but also a moment to retell yourself the information at hand. Also Neil keeping Chuck in the loop and thereby answering hypotethical FAQ’s we might have along with Chuck. Chuck is also at the level of most educated listeners. Not ignorant, not an expert, just some surface level understanding and a few areas of slightly deeper understanding. PERFECT balance.

Brian is my favourite physicist. He has this ability to explain extraordinarily complex concepts in a way that makes them so clear and intuitive to follow. That said, this podcast just blew my mind. 🤯

@hamedparsa8880

13 күн бұрын

And that outro speech by Neil... 👀

@atticuswalker

12 күн бұрын

he has the ability to complicate simple things. in a way that makes people think make sence.

@kingnuthin4517

11 күн бұрын

​@@atticuswalker Please explain or give example.

@atticuswalker

11 күн бұрын

@@kingnuthin4517 science put itself in a box. and is now trying to explain the box dosent exist. they invent things like dark matter and tell you what it is. but it's bulshit. the universe is not complicated. it's basic math.

@bmoneybby

8 күн бұрын

​@@atticuswalker definitely the opposite.

Dr. Greene is a phenomenal educator and physicist. Thank you for having him on the show.

@MrChriscable

18 күн бұрын

He's a good physasits. Even better communicator. I LOVE listening to him. He is effortless with his language and makes it easier to understand with the language he chooses to use.

@Juslav

18 күн бұрын

He has a lot of patience too. Having someone cut you every 15 seconds when you try to explain something must be exhausting.

@kylereese4822

18 күн бұрын

New Mandela effect - engines on planes are now no longer under wings but level with the wing tops they are also more forward They used to be mounted under the wings and the intakes not far off level with the wing tips....

@michael-4k4000

12 күн бұрын

Dr Greene doesn’t understand that 1 X 1= 2 Terrace Howard will school these fools!

@salonsahair

11 күн бұрын

Weed won’t help. What is ayahuasca

I love these guys. They have figured out how to have a barbershop style conversation about general relativity and quantum science. Gotta love it.

I wish I had better teachers when I was in school. I’ve learned more from this show than I ever thought I would or could know and understand. The universe is a complex space to fully understand is mind blowing. I can’t thank you enough for bringing Startalk and the many guest you have to better explain the science in our crazy universe.

21 missed calls from Terrence Howard

@Mr.duke10783

16 күн бұрын

Billy carson on line 2

@Imreallyhim7

16 күн бұрын

Hahahaha

@johnbarker1092

15 күн бұрын

First laugh of the day, thank you! 😂 Lol

@garylake7147

14 күн бұрын

Just watched that B4 this so I started rolling in a quiet room full of ppl

@Beautyargentina6

11 күн бұрын

Terrance is wild😂

Chuck has become way more than comedic relief and adds so much value to conversation now! I love how he’s grown!!

@CanariasCanariass

8 күн бұрын

100%

@ts552

7 күн бұрын

Totally ! He evolved from making jokes on the side, into being in the topic and living the joke. So uplifting to see relatable comedic figure

@derekbuttars3167

7 күн бұрын

He’s the one who asks the questions for us mere mortals and aspiring nerds.

@cunccam

6 күн бұрын

his contribution to this episode was nothing but insufferable jokes and screaming 😭

@Nobody_Cares913

4 күн бұрын

I was about to say the same thing. I remember the early days when he was just a nice (ha) addition. He's grown into a vital part ❤

Chuck is so lucky to be able to hang out with guys like those.

The conversation about fields during the Higgs Boson segment blew my mind. Never thought about it this way. Loved it! I had the same reaction as Chuck in this part 😂😂😂😂😂😂

Chuck's enthusiasm when he absorbs something - this brings me joy.

@michael-4k4000

12 күн бұрын

Yes! Me too

@CanariasCanariass

8 күн бұрын

Same here!

The amount of knowledge being offered in this conversation is astounding. Every time a new video comes out , it presents an excellent opportunity to learn something new. I really enjoy the show.😀

Put this on because Neils voice helps me fall asleep faster, but this one is especially interesting and all my sleepiness is gone. Fascinating and mind blowing conversation! Thank you!

This episode is legendary! My only regret is that Neil didn't record his lunch with Brian 😂 but I feel lucky to live in a time where I could peek through a conversation between two scientists and try to work my mind through it. Thank you to everyone behind Star Talk, you're the best. Abeer from Algeria.

I could’ve listened to that conversation for another 6hrs. Whenever Brian Greene is on, you know it’s gonna be a fascinating one. Him, Janna and Charles are the A list guests.

@Jay-ft3xh

19 күн бұрын

Janna Levin?

@user-dw1ft6zk5i

18 күн бұрын

@@Jay-ft3xh typo yeah, not Jenna Jamieson 🤣

Man I want chucks job just sit there be funny and get your mind blown I also love that he is smart enough to follow along and add in to the Conversation in a meaningful way what an amazing human

Brian Greene is the guy who got me into this stuff 20 years ago. He's the best

@hicksboson1

20 күн бұрын

Yep. Same here red the elegant universe and fabric of the cosmos and here we are lol

@idiotburns

20 күн бұрын

same, 24.5 years ago

@AquarianSoulTimeTraveler

19 күн бұрын

​@@hicksboson1It is extremely simple to understand these are one-dimensional string membranes that are destroyed by The Singularity of a black hole and once this happens they are in a state in between 0 and 1 dimensional this creates Dark Matter coming out of black holes and what is considered non baryonic matter. This is the counterforce to the expansion of the universe. We don't we do not live in a 3 + 1 System One of the most important things that I recently came to conclude is that I have came up with a system to prove that we live in an infinite Multiverse. I will state it here and now. So if we follow the logical progression of the spatial Dimensions infinite zero-dimensional existence can stack into any size one dimensional existence and infinite one-dimensional existence can stack into any size two-dimensional existence and infinite two-dimensional existence can stack into any size three-dimensional existence so if we follow this logical progression we can conclude that infinite three-dimensional existence can stack into any size four dimensional existence. This means if we don't live in a 3 + 1 System we should observe the relative state or shape of the universe as flat or compressed in a non evenly distributed matter and basically we should observe a stacked effect of three-dimensional existence which would make a relatively flat universe or at least a universe in a distribution matter that is non spherical and evenly distributed... so because of this we can conclude that we are not the fundamental highest spatial Dimension and that a fourth spatial Dimension must exist and if so then infinite three-dimensional Universal potentiality can stack into any size four dimensional existence so ultimately this proves a Multiverse. Just remember infinite three-dimensional Universal potentiality can stack into any size four dimensional existence... this means that because the observed state of the universe is flat or non evenly distributed in a spherical manner then this means there is extra dimensional influence compressing the state making it stack and if a fourth spatial Dimension exists then a infinite Multiverse must exist and the stack ability must exist therefore this observed phenomenon means that a fourth spatial Dimension must exist making a infinite three-dimensional Multiverse the standard Norm....

@stacik8626

19 күн бұрын

He was the first explanation of space time and Einstein’s theory of relativity that I understood. Been a fan ever since. I see Brian Greene, I’m there.

@andoletube

16 күн бұрын

He did nice work on Beverly Hills 90210 too.

When my ex left, i was really depressed. It just happened that science documentaries were explaining how the stars were so far apart, that when the milky-way and Andromeda merge the chances of two stars colliding are nearly zero. And that is how lonely i was feeling.. so i painted stars and galaxies and black holes and nebulae and comets... in fact we sold the house, and their kids loved it and it is still painted how i did it. My point is, I was inspired by science.. from amazing people like you three!.. i found a way to express my loneliness and depression, painted it... and somehow that made it easier to move on. Absolutely art inspired by science!

@Current-Topics

20 күн бұрын

What if those paintings inspired those kids to go on to explore science and space too. How cool would that be

@ardellolnes5663

20 күн бұрын

@@lovemutts ty, I has taken a lot of work, but I have come miles since then. I found I just needed perspective, and time. And therapy, lol. That has probably been the biggest part of moving on... and the house we sold used to be a daycare. So my universe continued on to the chalkboard and where kids grew up. Like the wonderful young couple that bought the house! She went to daycare there, and her kids love the paintings, and it shows as vast and infinite the universe is... at the same time it's not!

@ardellolnes5663

20 күн бұрын

@@Current-Topics I hope it does! I'm really happy that even though I painted it to express loneliness, I painted with the love of science and art, and the fact that it kinda became something positive, for me to start moving on, BUT especially for the kids loving it and the parents leaving it. And I just have a feeling with that kinda start, they will look up at night to the wonders of our universe

@rbee6507

20 күн бұрын

Truest, purest beauty.

@Moishe555

20 күн бұрын

So in other words, you smoked alot of weed

Dr. Greene and Dr Tyson are two of our generation’s greatest minds. I’ve spent hundreds of hours listening to both their books over and over again. Every time I listen I learn something new that I just didn’t hear before. It’s amazing. Dr. Greene’s books are second to none. Entertaining while learning.

You guys should have a section of this channel, or maybe the Startalk+ channel just to te describe to general audience (like me) with little or almost no knowledge of science, how scientific discoveries, nobel prizes, theories and all in between translate into everyday products that serve as the building blocks of the advancements in civilization. Just so we can visually make the connection and better appreciate your contributions and better relate with your discoveries.

I'm 63 and hope I will live long enough to share in the next cosmicbreaking discovery by mankind. When you listen to Brian Greene you can feel it is on the horizon.

@SuperManning11

18 күн бұрын

Same age, same hopes-I think that between longer lifetimes and AI, we are on track to see some completely “cosmic breaking” discoveries in our lifetime. Definitely a lot to look forward to!

@stuartculshaw5342

17 күн бұрын

Im 52. The first thing I though at the end of that was, I really hope they combine these mind bending theories and observations and fully map it all out before I'm too daft to understand it or am reduced to the fundamental particles floating through it.

@MrElvis1971

16 күн бұрын

Sorry to burst you hope bubble but it isn't going to happen. Last major discovery was Higgs boson and that wasn't really a discovery. It was just evidence to support a hypothesis from 1964. Gravitational waves was similar, just evidence to support a 100 year old theory.

@leebliss3622

2 күн бұрын

It’s just always updating every few years

Chuck's quark popping sound effect was pure genius 🎉

@vibehighest

20 күн бұрын

i just heard the popping, and i agree with this message

@charlesandrews2419

20 күн бұрын

9:10, 11:24

@AquarianSoulTimeTraveler

19 күн бұрын

​@@vibehighestIt is extremely simple to understand these are one-dimensional string membranes that are destroyed by The Singularity of a black hole and once this happens they are in a state in between 0 and 1 dimensional this creates Dark Matter coming out of black holes and what is considered non baryonic matter. This is the counterforce to the expansion of the universe. We don't we do not live in a 3 + 1 System One of the most important things that I recently came to conclude is that I have came up with a system to prove that we live in an infinite Multiverse. I will state it here and now. So if we follow the logical progression of the spatial Dimensions infinite zero-dimensional existence can stack into any size one dimensional existence and infinite one-dimensional existence can stack into any size two-dimensional existence and infinite two-dimensional existence can stack into any size three-dimensional existence so if we follow this logical progression we can conclude that infinite three-dimensional existence can stack into any size four dimensional existence. This means if we don't live in a 3 + 1 System we should observe the relative state or shape of the universe as flat or compressed in a non evenly distributed matter and basically we should observe a stacked effect of three-dimensional existence which would make a relatively flat universe or at least a universe in a distribution matter that is non spherical and evenly distributed... so because of this we can conclude that we are not the fundamental highest spatial Dimension and that a fourth spatial Dimension must exist and if so then infinite three-dimensional Universal potentiality can stack into any size four dimensional existence so ultimately this proves a Multiverse. Just remember infinite three-dimensional Universal potentiality can stack into any size four dimensional existence... this means that because the observed state of the universe is flat or non evenly distributed in a spherical manner then this means there is extra dimensional influence compressing the state making it stack and if a fourth spatial Dimension exists then a infinite Multiverse must exist and the stack ability must exist therefore this observed phenomenon means that a fourth spatial Dimension must exist making a infinite three-dimensional Multiverse the standard Norm......

@RobertGameDev

4 күн бұрын

This was my first Startalk that I watched all the way through! I need more of these sfx so this makes sense. More hand-diagrams would be great too!

How refreshing it is to listen to someone of high intelligence and grounded giving substance instead of the empty information on social media

By far my favourite episode, I was listening to the audio form of the episode and half way through I dropped everything I was doing, put my head phones on and turned my lights off. I closed my eyes and lied down and listened to the rest of the episode, because this episode rekindled and reminded me that feeling I had as a kid, the deep curiosity. And then Dr. Neil ended with the cosmic perspective, sums it up perfectly.

Amazing talk... three memorable timestamps: 1- 26:10 Chuck figures out what the boson field is 2- 31:25 Brian "but geniuses makes up sh** that's right" 3- 56:27 Neil final words are so inspiring

@Carpa91

15 күн бұрын

4- 54:39 Neil mentioned Noah's flood

@majorazzatl

3 күн бұрын

So it sounded like he also explained what a black hole was if he's describing the universe being woven as a net there for the new black holes gravity is so heavy that it breaks that net

It's simple, I see Brian Greene, I get hyped over science and come away mind blown.

25:50 I love seeing how excited Chuck is to understand the concept. It really sparks the joy of learning in me again and excites me to get back into learning!

25:50 The reaction of Chuck is just awesome, and that is just a fraction, of what it must feel to get a successful large experiment to work, where we learn something new 😀

@QuantumTee-j1w

6 күн бұрын

yea it is, but you can see that was in plan with neil, they make sideeyes, then he hit him in arm, then he like "interupt" him and thats enough to say, but i still play that again and again

Neil: I can't remember why we were having lunch. Brian: Because we were hungry That was pure gold 😂😂😂

I seriously learned more about quantum physics from this conversation than I've ever learned in my life. You guys are AWESOME together. There were so many principles explained here that I've never fully understood before. Excellent job!

@sweetdoomkillsonline6161

7 күн бұрын

I would forget what these bozos are saying. They just tiptoe around stuff making everyone think they learned something

Everytime I hear Brian Greene explain about cutting edge physics.. My Mind is always blown! I just can't get enough of this stuff!

@Tackleqb

14 күн бұрын

He is definitely the best. Far far better than Tyson. He’s my favorite physicist by far. Also cause he stays away from politics and sticks in his lane.

The energy and information from this conversation is exciting. I would ask Brian Greene to expand more on what creates the formation of wormholes and is it the only structure weaving these threads of space? I love this episode incredible guys and I felt like Chuck bursting with excitement understanding some of this.lol

"The most beautiful thing we can experience is the mysterious. It is the source of all true art and science." - Albert Einstein

The mix between brilliance, humility, and humor in this video brings me hope for humanity. Neil brought the heat with the outro as well if you haven’t watched it

3 minutes into my first ever episode, and im already happy to have finally watched :D good vibes..good vibes

I absolutely loved this conversation.😮 I did not want it to end. Really wish my life would have taken a different path because I can not get enough science and learning. Yet to an outside observer, my life would not reflect that in the slightest. People need more chances. 😢

I watch StarTalk for a year now and I don't know how I found it but I'm very glad that I've found it. The chemistry between Neil and Chuck ( and the rest ) I don't think it can get any better than that. I'm more on the Chuck side, always have been semi interested in science but I was always more busy with fooling around. After what was discussed in this episode, I think I'm going to rest for a week, . I'm genuinely amazed by some of the things that have been discussed today! And of course a big thank you to StarTalk to make us a bit smarter every time in a language that everyone can understand!

24:40 i have never heard the Higgs boson described so clearly. absolutely beautiful I'm as mind blown as Chuck

@DrDeuteron

19 күн бұрын

omg, how could a pro like Brian give that terrible pop-sci analogy which is completely wrong? Higgs field is famously a "scalar" field, and that means you can't move relative to it, there is no doppler shift, unlike with EM fields, and BG knows this.

@AquarianSoulTimeTraveler

19 күн бұрын

​@@DrDeuteronIt is extremely simple to understand these are one-dimensional string membranes that are destroyed by The Singularity of a black hole and once this happens they are in a state in between 0 and 1 dimensional this creates Dark Matter coming out of black holes and what is considered non baryonic matter. This is the counterforce to the expansion of the universe. We don't we do not live in a 3 + 1 System One of the most important things that I recently came to conclude is that I have came up with a system to prove that we live in an infinite Multiverse. I will state it here and now. So if we follow the logical progression of the spatial Dimensions infinite zero-dimensional existence can stack into any size one dimensional existence and infinite one-dimensional existence can stack into any size two-dimensional existence and infinite two-dimensional existence can stack into any size three-dimensional existence so if we follow this logical progression we can conclude that infinite three-dimensional existence can stack into any size four dimensional existence. This means if we don't live in a 3 + 1 System we should observe the relative state or shape of the universe as flat or compressed in a non evenly distributed matter and basically we should observe a stacked effect of three-dimensional existence which would make a relatively flat universe or at least a universe in a distribution matter that is non spherical and evenly distributed... so because of this we can conclude that we are not the fundamental highest spatial Dimension and that a fourth spatial Dimension must exist and if so then infinite three-dimensional Universal potentiality can stack into any size four dimensional existence so ultimately this proves a Multiverse. Just remember infinite three-dimensional Universal potentiality can stack into any size four dimensional existence... this means that because the observed state of the universe is flat or non evenly distributed in a spherical manner then this means there is extra dimensional influence compressing the state making it stack and if a fourth spatial Dimension exists then a infinite Multiverse must exist and the stack ability must exist therefore this observed phenomenon means that a fourth spatial Dimension must exist making a infinite three-dimensional Multiverse the standard Norm.........

@Elnidax

19 күн бұрын

@@DrDeuteron The Cern website describes it the exact same way. the higgs field gives particles their pass by them moving through it. by the dragging force Brian described. then Cern goes on to say that the particle must be created in a particle accelerator. Cern says that it is the fundamental particle of the higgs field just like a photon is to light even behaves the same way as light in both a wave and particle form. what about his explination was pop-sci and wrong? because checking sources he seems to just be saying what Cern is. home.cern/science/physics/higgs-boson/what home.cern/science/physics/higgs-boson

@Elnidax

19 күн бұрын

​@@DrDeuteron Cern describes it basically the same way. the higgs field is a field that permeates space and give fundamental particles mass, through the process Brian describes. The higgs boson is created by fundamental particles colliding and interacting with the higgs field. what about his description was terrible pop-sci? home.cern/science/physics/higgs-boson/what home.cern/science/physics/higgs-boson

I subscribed to this. I would love to see more of Brian and Neil having conversations like this.

This is the best StarTalk episode EVER~! My head would hurt if it weren't for Chuck. Thank you, Brian Greene, Neil, and Chuck~!

Brian and Neil together are the best!

Watching how much Chuck has learned over the years being on this show is pretty cool. Seeing how excited he was when he understood the Hiigs field. He is us

@KingOfAllJackals

15 күн бұрын

Amen. Sometimes I’m watching his mind get blown by the same stuff I’ve had my mind blown already and sometimes I’m right there with him. If you’re the average of the five people you spend the most time with, he’s a damn sight smarter than I am.

@nicholasopp

14 күн бұрын

HE. IS. US. His job is to scream at them at the moments that I want to scream at them but am not there to actually scream at them. our simultaneous realizations are entangled at a quantum level.

I really enjoy watching these episodes, even though I had to drop out of physics because I wasn't able to grasp the knowledge as I had wished. You talked about how you met your wife. I would love to see an episode with your wife:)

This should be twice as long

This segment makes you realize just how much Chuck contibutes to this very educational and entertaining cast...I learn so very much from this cast....please guys keep up the good work.....our world needs it...and thank you Brian Greene!!!!

@MossyMozart

14 күн бұрын

Mr Nice is very quick on the uptake. He represents people like me, the Everyman, who needs some extra explanation. It was a great idea to have him on the show for al these years.

I just love when Greene is on the show! This is food for the mind!

@voices4dayz469

17 күн бұрын

I love food and minds! Maybe I'm a llama zombie...

This is my favorite Episode so far these 3 guys are magic together. Chuck brings such an entertaining, hilarious and excitement element to the show I love the guy.

Brilliant! Loved the atmosphere of this podcast, a breath of fresh air, a great balance of humor and scientific dialogue seeking to unveil the mysteries of the cosmos. Subscribed with a smile 😅

please make more episodes with Brian Green. Neil and Brian are the best speakers and astrophysicist.

I’ve listened to the 17th minute now and I am absolutely loving it, the subject and stories being shared, the level of details talking about quarks (any science) and of course these 3 precious people (yes I love you too chuck, you’re indispensable), ABSOLUTELY MOUTHWATERING and EXCITING WATCH! Your ad at the 18th minute about critical thinking, bias, misinformation and the Ground news reporting coupled with the examples given is perfectly done and like a cherry on top of my enjoyment watching so far. LOOK NIEL, please please please, whatever level this conversation has, it’s superb and there should be so much more of it, please expect more of your audience and please give yourself, chuck and the fabulous Brian a hug for me in appreciation of existing in the world 💎🙏🏼

This channel just showed up in my feed!!!! Haven't watched a single video yet my my gosh, how I love youtube sometimes!!! Been looking for a new channel to chill,smoke and binge!!! Meditation time here we come!!!🎉😊

@mandih2351

2 күн бұрын

Same!! Sometimes the algorithm gives us amazing surprises...like this podcast

Man, I learned a lot from this; it connected the dots for me;, it made things I already know, that bit clearer. You have a sub from someone who very rarely subs.

Best episode I’ve seen so far. Great explanations!

@diegopenades1484

20 күн бұрын

I was about to write the exact same comment!

Brian Greene is the man!!! one of the few out there that makes physics so fun and interesting

@silvershadow013

20 күн бұрын

Yes! He would have made my 8 a.m. physics class much more exciting!

@AquarianSoulTimeTraveler

19 күн бұрын

​@@silvershadow013It is extremely simple to understand these are one-dimensional string membranes that are destroyed by The Singularity of a black hole and once this happens they are in a state in between 0 and 1 dimensional this creates Dark Matter coming out of black holes and what is considered non baryonic matter. This is the counterforce to the expansion of the universe. We don't we do not live in a 3 + 1 System One of the most important things that I recently came to conclude is that I have came up with a system to prove that we live in an infinite Multiverse. I will state it here and now. So if we follow the logical progression of the spatial Dimensions infinite zero-dimensional existence can stack into any size one dimensional existence and infinite one-dimensional existence can stack into any size two-dimensional existence and infinite two-dimensional existence can stack into any size three-dimensional existence so if we follow this logical progression we can conclude that infinite three-dimensional existence can stack into any size four dimensional existence. This means if we don't live in a 3 + 1 System we should observe the relative state or shape of the universe as flat or compressed in a non evenly distributed matter and basically we should observe a stacked effect of three-dimensional existence which would make a relatively flat universe or at least a universe in a distribution matter that is non spherical and evenly distributed... so because of this we can conclude that we are not the fundamental highest spatial Dimension and that a fourth spatial Dimension must exist and if so then infinite three-dimensional Universal potentiality can stack into any size four dimensional existence so ultimately this proves a Multiverse. Just remember infinite three-dimensional Universal potentiality can stack into any size four dimensional existence... this means that because the observed state of the universe is flat or non evenly distributed in a spherical manner then this means there is extra dimensional influence compressing the state making it stack and if a fourth spatial Dimension exists then a infinite Multiverse must exist and the stack ability must exist therefore this observed phenomenon means that a fourth spatial Dimension must exist making a infinite three-dimensional Multiverse the standard Norm.....

This is definitely one of the best episodes. Amazing! It gave me goosebumps. Good job gents

Absolutely compelling. I’ve studied physics for years and I cannot remember a conversation this wildly electric. Well done!

I took a wormhole to get here so early

@jimmyzhao2673

20 күн бұрын

Welcome traveler to our Universe.

@TestUser-cf4wj

20 күн бұрын

Closes in 5 minutes.

@patludwig1971

20 күн бұрын

👻

WOW, I am astounded by this video. NDeGT you make me smarter by a fraction every time I watch one of your videos. At 52 I have finally found discussions like this just as exciting as a sporting event. Thank you eternally.

This has been my favorite episode so far! Brian Greene and Neil pair so well together! Thank you for this!

Neil deGrasse Tyson and Brian Greene never fail to make science exciting! The exploration of the Higgs field and its discovery was particularly enlightening. I appreciate how they weave historical context into their explanations. A small suggestion for improvement would be to have occasional summaries or recaps of the key points throughout the video, ensuring that viewers can follow along without getting lost in the intricate details.🥰

Idk wtf happened but I'm loving this new Chuck era SO MUCH! keep looking up!

@asafoster7954

5 күн бұрын

I think he's been learning and has reached a confidence in speaking up

Startalk is my lullaby. the smooth voice of neil is so comfy :p love startalk!

@paulmichaelfreedman8334

20 күн бұрын

Astro version of Barry White

@Current-Topics

20 күн бұрын

Going to try that

@bitesizedgirlygamer8876

20 күн бұрын

Doing that now 😊💕

@Lydmarie5588

20 күн бұрын

mine too😄😴

@AquarianSoulTimeTraveler

19 күн бұрын

It is extremely simple to understand these are one-dimensional string membranes that are destroyed by The Singularity of a black hole and once this happens they are in a state in between 0 and 1 dimensional this creates Dark Matter coming out of black holes and what is considered non baryonic matter. This is the counterforce to the expansion of the universe. We don't we do not live in a 3 + 1 System One of the most important things that I recently came to conclude is that I have came up with a system to prove that we live in an infinite Multiverse. I will state it here and now. So if we follow the logical progression of the spatial Dimensions infinite zero-dimensional existence can stack into any size one dimensional existence and infinite one-dimensional existence can stack into any size two-dimensional existence and infinite two-dimensional existence can stack into any size three-dimensional existence so if we follow this logical progression we can conclude that infinite three-dimensional existence can stack into any size four dimensional existence. This means if we don't live in a 3 + 1 System we should observe the relative state or shape of the universe as flat or compressed in a non evenly distributed matter and basically we should observe a stacked effect of three-dimensional existence which would make a relatively flat universe or at least a universe in a distribution matter that is non spherical and evenly distributed... so because of this we can conclude that we are not the fundamental highest spatial Dimension and that a fourth spatial Dimension must exist and if so then infinite three-dimensional Universal potentiality can stack into any size four dimensional existence so ultimately this proves a Multiverse. Just remember infinite three-dimensional Universal potentiality can stack into any size four dimensional existence... this means that because the observed state of the universe is flat or non evenly distributed in a spherical manner then this means there is extra dimensional influence compressing the state making it stack and if a fourth spatial Dimension exists then a infinite Multiverse must exist and the stack ability must exist therefore this observed phenomenon means that a fourth spatial Dimension must exist making a infinite three-dimensional Multiverse the standard Norm.........

Whatching this guys geek out on subjects that i barely have the knowledge and inteligence to grasp, like we used to geek out as schoolchildren on a tv show, gives me hope for humanity and a better future! The constant "listen, Listen! LISTEN!!", "you tell them" and OMG! OMG! made my day!

I want this ground news. Great plug and very relivant lol

This might be one of my favorite episodes. Chuck n I are like gluons. When he was wigging out I felt that lmao

In an alternative Universe, it's Chuck and Brian having a deep conversation about quantum mechanics and the cosmological constant, while Neil cracks jokes. 😄

@GeorgeLivens

20 күн бұрын

That is the multiverse of madness😂😂

OK, guys. I've listened to many of your podcasts, I've read a few of the books each of you has written, and I love what you do. For my money, this is the best one so far. Brian, Neil, the two of you together are a "force field" unto yourselves. Informative, provocative, and most of all for me - inspirational. So appreciated. Keep this going and never stop. 💙

It’s wonderful to see the respect, courtesy and humor they show each other while educating us. Thank you

25:50 this is probably one of the best description I've heard explaining this. I think I had the same reaction as chuck while listening to it.🤯

The end almost made me cry 😅 I love everything you do @startalk! Curiosity and exploration made my purpose.

Man Chuck just makes everything cool again after heating up with big terms and deep discussions. Love that guy

How can we not subscribe to this channel after this video. No matter which field we end up career in life, these talks satisfy our primal thirst for physics, which we thought of pursuing early in life but didn't due to socio, economic, family constrains etc.

25:45 is my favorite moment. I LOVE it when science clicks for people. Props to Lord Nice for bringing it down to our level. I actually understood it based on his description!

I've said it once I'll say it again, the humanity of these guests like Brian Greene is more than half of the appeal of them as outstanding humans, not just their science or pop-science

@ericspagnoli1594

17 күн бұрын

Absolutely. True of any famous person I look up to

Absolutely fascinating back and forth between these guys towards the end. Just bouncing off ideas from each other like some kind of physics differential diagnostic. Just fascinating! 🤝👌

I've watched this now about 4 times and I am going to watch it again, I really enjoyed the subject matter and the energy between you all was beautiful. There is so much information to digest here, this episode is one if my favourites 🤍

The comments on the glueonic force, like a rubber band was very helpful, I didn't understand what or how that force worked, but I can see it much better now, Thank you

25:54 Chuck is literally me in pretty much everyday of physics class...I'm so happy I chose this as my major, my mind gets blown everyday!!!!

@Jay-ft3xh

19 күн бұрын

Stay motivated, stay humble.

This is officially the greatest KZread video ever. My mind is blown. I’ve always been interested in astrophysics. I remember when I first learned about quarks being smaller than protons and neutrons. I kind of wish I also went to school for astrophysics.

I just want to address that Stuart from the amazing talk and content... What an awesome image. The quality of this is astonishing 😮❤❤

40:16 chapter is the most intriguing thing I’ve ever watched

Brian Greene is a legend

Great episode!! How many others think Neil has to get Brian Greene and Janna Levin on the show together? That would make for a killer show!!

@abirgahfez6178

19 күн бұрын

I second this ✌🏻

Watching him learn the Higgs field stuff is the real magic behind the podcast.

Mind blown. Neil deGrasse Tyson and Brian Greene have both held my interest for years, I like the way each of them explain difficult topics in understandable terms, but to have them together cover so many topics in such a short time was amazing.