This is so instrumental in understanding the physics of the universe and it’s just crazy how simple you made it seem compared to the researchers article which I read

Thank you for making educational youtube videos that are fun to watch and interesting! Also nice new intro!!

Keep up the good work always enjoy your content.

I always look forward to your videos. Always interesting. Thanks 👍

It's pronounced Lie-go

LiGo detected gravitational waves and proved Einstein’s theory in 2015. The cool thing about these gravitational waves are their length and frequency and what they may be able to tell us about the earliest times of the Big Bang. That has some interesting applications for physics too. Great video, keep up the good work.

Great work ! couple of miss pronunciations LIGO, L-eye-go and Ariane, Arry-Anne....cheers.

I fall asleep to this channel almost every night. Keep ‘em comin, great job!

You showed some love to the Green Bank Radio Observatory here in West Virginia! Thanks guys!

At least now we have data on gravitational waves, soon they'll be linked to how and why galaxies are drifting apart and or collide. Good science.

As above, as down below. The theory of super fuild really makes it make sense.

This leavess me wondering. Are their technologies that can allow us to detect other species out their using this gravitational wave?

I didnt understand, but looks cool!

What if you use dual frequencies and multiple masking angles to "take" pictures of black holes. One high frequency and one low frequency; some masking angles wide, some narrow; some beyond the event horizon, some before the event horizon: all to clarify the picture and get rid of fuzziness?

I live right by LIGO/Hanford, pretty cool having it just a literal few miles away. Also where the plutonium for the Nagasaki bomb was produced. The Tri-Cities WA or Richland WA

If the methane they use has to be refined to be quite pure, what difference would it make if it started as biomethane?

Making the Universe a tool..... dammmmn! ! ! ! Sometimes we freak me out a bit.

@gvahlg6001

11 ай бұрын

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Is that a FAMAS?

I think there might be an error in the content. I have understood that pulsars originate from supermassive black holes, not stars that almost became a black hole as the video states. Am I wrong?

@gamerfortynine

11 ай бұрын

yes

@gamerfortynine

11 ай бұрын

assuming any theory = truth from science that can't account for 95%+ of the mass in the universe claiming to know how pulsars work is missguided?

@ianreid2226

11 ай бұрын

Pulsars are neutron stars, which are stars that did not have enough original mass to collapse all the way to a black hole. So, video is correct.

@markjeghers4408

11 ай бұрын

@@ianreid2226 ohhh yes, that's right. I stand corrected. Maybe if they have made more mention of the neutron star factor then I might have not mixed it up

This is assuming the fabric of space is what jelly a mat one thing no they should think what is the fabric of space time how does wafes form is something you don't know is there .time delays between two points is not proof of wafes

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Sorry guys that's just the taco bell I ate yesterday had me all gas up.😊

Say "Liggo" one more time...😑

Aryan group? Why would you want to be called that?

This needs to be said, You are all seeking comfort not truth. be honest with yourselves

@robertcampbell6349

11 ай бұрын

You forgot to take your meds again.

Dude, it's not pronounced "liggo", it's pronounced "ly-go". Want proof? Listen to literally anyone who works there. In the same way it's difficult to take a so-called nuclear expert seriously when they say "nuke-u-ler", it's equally difficult to take you seriously when you can't even bother to pronounce LiGo correctly. This isn't hard. Do better.

Nothing new. B grade