I’m a 65yr old man who had a stroke 2 yrs ago and has been diagnosed with Vascular dementia. Although I have never had any science education as such, I am totally addicted to this channel. The WSF is an amazing help to my recovery, by educating and explaining these topics in an a way that communicates the principles in a brilliant easy to understand way. Kudos to Brian Greene and the team 👏👏

@amandabriggs6880

6 ай бұрын

Good luck to you...stay positive❤😊❤

@geoffm13

6 ай бұрын

@@amandabriggs6880 thank you💕

@geoffm13

6 ай бұрын

Just finished listening to this episode, and once again you nailed it! These outreach discussions are totally fascinating they simply tick all the right boxes!❤

@piratessalyx7871

6 ай бұрын

I have enjoyed listening to WSF for months now. I even put on my bluetooth earbuds and let it teach me until I fall asleep. I have always loved science, wanted to be a biologist at one time! I took all science except physics…shame on me….here I can play catch up from that silly mistake long ago! Enjoy science its Gods mastery, the more we learn the better we are!!!

@ericgibson2079

6 ай бұрын

God bless you.

Awesome guest. It is becoming rarer and rarer for people to actually listen to questions and directly answer them. So many use any question as an excuse to just start talking about what they want. As usual Green asks the right questions to get answers that intend to fill the gaps between what a knowledgeable audience know and what is realistically understandable.

@Alex-js5lg

6 ай бұрын

It's become so rare that it's almost off-putting when someone doesn't try to dodge a question.

@250txc

5 ай бұрын

Why all the boot lickin'?

WSF forever!!! ... EVERY JWST image to me is worth the entire cost of the project! Absolutely extraordinary! One of the most incredible machines humanity has ever constructed! Thank you John Mather sir and thank you Brian Greene!!!

@stephenfrench3888

6 ай бұрын

​@@Willful.MysticCompelling stuff lol

@losertocloser

6 ай бұрын

Yes!

I’m looking forward to watching the talk amongst Edward Witten, David Gross, and Andrew Strominger. I attended live, looking very much forward to seeing it again.

@benjaminbeard3736

6 ай бұрын

When and where does this take place?

@Daniel_ElegantUniverse

6 ай бұрын

@@benjaminbeard3736 The in person event had already happened. It was on the 23rd of September. And the discussion will be posted on KZread. I just don’t know when

@benjaminbeard3736

6 ай бұрын

@@Daniel_ElegantUniverse excellent, thanks man.

@Flailfist_Jr

Ай бұрын

@@Daniel_ElegantUniverse Unifying Nature's Laws has landed but i guess you already knew that - must have been wonderful to attend live

@Daniel_ElegantUniverse

Ай бұрын

@@Flailfist_Jr Yeah, wonderful experience it was to be there in-person.

Greene is a genius at interviewing. All the right questions and not a single unnecessary word. What a goldmine of information Mather is. All of his answers were interesting and clearly expressed. What an exciting life he has been living. Big puzzle: why not a Nobel prize for adaptive optics? I would never have guessed it would work.

John Mather is one of the best science communicators I've heard. I could not find many videos on KZread that he has done but he sure is a treasure!

@250txc

5 ай бұрын

Why all the boot lickin'?

One of the best interviews by Brian Greene!

@250txc

5 ай бұрын

Why all the boot lickin'?

@thorntontarr2894

5 ай бұрын

@@250txc Third time you launched this question; maybe it will be the "charm". Not likely because I doubt you understand just how good this is, IMHO.

Wow. Brian you were so comfortable in that conversation, just like you would do a conversation on family dinner table. I think John would appreciate that. So natural, not like a formal interview, just normal talk between two very intelligent gifted scientists. I loved it. Thank you so much. ❤

@hgm8337

2 күн бұрын

Imagine Musk stumbling his way through these sorts of questions as he tries to justify the Starship program,.. lol. Note this is what a proper engineer sounds like

All that was missing was a pint of cosmic beer for each of them. Such a relaxed conversation with a mound of interesting information. Both asking questions, both answering questions, just like friends. Great conversation Brian and John, keep up the great work.

love all my science loving Sistas and Bro´s 😍 greetings from Germany 😘

Intelligence with Style...you go Dr. Greene! *Looking Smart in that black!!!*

@stevefromsaskatoon830

6 ай бұрын

​@@Willful.Mystiche makes science popular

The "Just Do It" generation. Thank you Sir, and all the people involved in getting this done.

Brian you killed it. Mr. Mather, you are the best, we need a hundred, no a THOUSAND more people like you in this world. Great interview, World Science Festival is crushing the game right now with top-notch content, guaranteed to keep all of our active minds mesmerized, enchanted, positively spellbound with science. Keep it coming Mr. Greene, kind sir!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

@250txc

5 ай бұрын

Why all the boot lickin'?

@leightapex

5 ай бұрын

Or its just my actual feelings about something. Jeez

Brilliant, brilliant discussion I like most for stimulating my brain. Kudos to all these scientists.

It's been some time since I caught a premiere im excited

What a wonderfully humble, friendly, and clear example of a scientist. Terrific interview.

Wow! I’ve watched two presentations now, and there hasn’t been a word of politics or propaganda!

Would love to know what they have to say about the more recent theories regarding life possibly being intrinsic to the universe

Brian your nudges make your interviewees connect well with your wide ranged audience.

Great discussion, large contributions all start with ideas and persistence!

Thank you both very much for sharing those conversation, John sounds like an interesting character, and a little stubborn, he was able to see his dreams realized in his lifetime, and have a place in the future, not bad young fella, thank you both again John and Brian, peace

Did the live show with Sean Caroll at the recent world science festival get uploaded to KZread, looking forward to watching that.

@sethconnor1018

6 ай бұрын

Yes!!!!!!! It was fantastic. Brv

I'm impressed with John's attitude, I imagine he inspires confidence in others.

John Mather is truly a gift to the human race. Brilliant, selfless and relenting in his pursuit of knowledge. What a great interview.

@250txc

5 ай бұрын

Why all the boot lickin'?

@keithjordan7805

5 ай бұрын

That is not 'bootlicking' is is a compliment to a truly gifted individual. I am guessing that you think you are smarter than him and will try to show it with some 'brilliant insight' that you have that contradicts the experts.@@250txc

wow... the interviewer, the interviewee, the backdrop with pics, the topics... thats like one of the best interviews ever :-D love WSF and BG

Great discussion! Thanks John and Brian.

Thank you for bringing such interesting topics understandable & alive for us. Brilliant Great Men, Thank you

@spiritfilled5758

6 ай бұрын

@@Willful.MysticI will encourage you to choose to honor your name Willful.mystic. The last thing humanity needs is more division and negative disrespect for Honorable men in our society let's raise the conscious awareness of ourselves first and set an example. Let's be the change we desire to see in the world .. Love and Peace

Beautiful chat, very informative, right to the point, yet modest and well grounded without fake fireworks, just amazing! One of the best from Brian's sci series!

@250txc

5 ай бұрын

Why all the boot lickin'?

Fascinating and thank you all for this informative and entertaining episode.

Wonderful discussão, thank you, WSF.

His tie is my desktop background!! Love that image!

These are the people we must celebrate. Thank you for your life's work John and thank you Brian for spreading science to the peoples, with more Brians instead of all the agents of bigotry superstition and division on this planet we would ve already been an interplanetary species. Excellent video, thank you!

So pleased that all the hard work has paid off and is continuing to pay off for those who worked on JWST.

This was so easy to watch. Really wonderfull experience for us internet astronomers. Thanks so much for this one John and Brian!!!

An interview like this within the Las Vegas Sphere would be beyond insane ^

I am from Bangladesh. Anyone feel at ease knowing the discussed things here?

I like the stage setting with the big screen , that's pretty cool

Scientists have some of the best ties. 😊

Thank you John, and Brian... for such an exciting adventure into the realms of just what becomes possible when you know that is is possible, then never give up. Just like farming. Well done!

@250txc

5 ай бұрын

Why all the boot lickin'?

@sunbird7349

5 ай бұрын

quality boots. @@250txc

Science is the best for humanity. If we survive all our madness

Love how this channel speaks with real scientists instead of all these youtube channels that are click bait based on no science

Shows like this, StarTalk, and Cool Worlds are how people learn! 👌

I can’t tell you how happy it makes me to see the live WSF events back in action. I have a ton of Nostalgia for 2016 when I really picked up my love for physics again, and have been nerding out on ever since

@250txc

5 ай бұрын

Why all the boot lickin'?

@nurk_barry

5 ай бұрын

@@250txc I got something you can lick, chump

Outstanding 🎉😊❤

One word for this podcast and series: Beautiful.

I'm looking forward to: "Standing on the Shoulders of Giants: Nima Arkani" one day

@backwardthoughts1022

6 ай бұрын

that would be a shtfest as in shtting all over everyone's careers

Damn, I love this channel. Awesome interview, Brian.

Super interview, thanks for hosting and uploading!

I loved this interview! Thanks for creating such amazing contents for the world

@250txc

5 ай бұрын

Why all the boot lickin'?

As a person remembering younger version of Brian Greene, I feel sad that we all get old and eventually cease to exist.

Thank you both

What a beautiful, inspiring conversation. Thank you, WSF.

Wow 52:30, 👀JWST launch practice utilized a 'digital twin' computer simulation of outer space, like a 🌌holodeck 🌌

This interview is brilliant. I simply can't figure out if they are ignoring the screen or if it was edited in afterwards. I'm kinda leaning to afterwards because Images appear just before he mentions the person or the item coming up in the background.

Stories like this one make me proud to be human. Science is the best antidote to politics.

Of course I had heard before about the cmb and no one on the planet could miss the Webb. I never knew before the role of this man in all of that. Genius.

When someone really understands what they're talking about, they can present it is terms anyone can understand. That's the case here. Two very brilliant scientists.

Fascinating

Very informative discussion, I have a question: the images of stars and galaxies we see through JWST today are of very distant past? How those stars and galaxies look today, do they exist or not we don’t know!

New Balance sneakers should sign John Mather for their commercials. He's a rock star!

Always a pleasure to listen to your channel. I learn a lot and appreciate the way it's done (bienveillance in French but can't translate it) one of my best channel M. Green so thanks to you and your team for upgrading my knowlege with kindness and in a way i find it interesting, warm, easy to understand. Thank you to all of you

Fascinating discussion.

Brian and John would you agree that the experimental physics is quite due it's quantum leap forward as has been done in the think tanks of mathematics and the magic of error correction coding or do you feel a generation will have to re-write the definition of gravity altogether to birth unified field theory and all the perks of keeping coherent quantum computing?

@sethconnor1018

6 ай бұрын

I agree programming bias is a brick wall

Just amazing, thank you and looking forward to more.

Entropy is a spectrum. Highest entropy is the final disorder which includes the infinite complexity and infinite symmetry. The transition between the two is the arrow of time. Infinite complexity is finite. If I may use the analogy of, when an unstoppable force (time) collides with immovable object (singularity), we observe to the best we can, a Big Bang (White Hole) erupting its content into time from infinite symmetry restarting the cycle towards infinite complexity.

@chrisshelton7545

6 ай бұрын

Nicely said... you kinda sound like AI...lol

@rezadaneshi

6 ай бұрын

@@chrisshelton7545 God really help us then. I’m very corruptible I’m told

@arnaudjean1159

6 ай бұрын

Yeah time has come to the point we can't say if a comment is manmade or A.I. made.!!!😮

@patrickaycock3655

6 ай бұрын

Folks. I took the battery out of my watch and i stopped time. It would seem that time is not an unstoppable force.

@rezadaneshi

6 ай бұрын

@@patrickaycock3655 So you still had a battery in your cell phone, did you take a picture of your watch as evidence?

15:56 very interesting insight provided here on Ralph Alpher

What a valuble piece of gistory this was. John c. Mathur. Man let his health be solid for years to come. Planet earth loves you sir. Thank you for your service to all of humanity and may many more like yourself rise up to keep pushing us forward . Damn this was amazing!!!!

My biggest Alas in future would be if I die and don't see discovery of life in another world. A huge thanks to WSF which excites us about we have learnt so far and where we are going to observe in future.

THIS CHANNEL IS ONE OF THE BEST

Amazing episode 💥🤓

"Delightful conversation and I look forward to more." Me too.

Thanks for this 🙏

the more we learn only reveals how little we actually know.

Wasn’t George Gamow prediction with 3° close to the measurement?

Besides the miss directed Kennedy quote. I loved every second, great information like ever thing released through WSF!

Fantastic conversation? .very nesesry to know thankyou❤

THANK YOU...!!!

Brilliant discussion.

Ralph Alpher enjoying his coffee this morning ☀️.

Thank you Brian You are my hero

Fantastic.

Wow wow wow!

thx brianzor

Amazing UAPs aren't discussed, imagine how much more we'd know. ❤

Really want to know if the first pic at beginning is a real pic of some part of space as if it's is that pic proves we are not alone in universe

That is some serious tie‼️

I notice that tie, I want that😮

Brian Greene and John Mather are spectacularly good in conversation together and such brilliant scientists and great men ..it made me a little sad to hear John Mather say the scientific life of JWST will be longer than they expected and perhaps as long as twenty years and it is more than likely that he may not be around by then ..tragedy that such amazing human beings have to die we coukd do with people like him sticking around and Brain Greens of course ..great great men

John is an inspiration

"Because They Are Hard". Remminds me if big mountain riding when I was boarding hard.

Surprising. Let's look for some more beyond the universe.

Can someone explain to me how the universe can have a finite age and yet be infinite in size? Thanks.

Do they have a green screen or an actual display behind them? Surely green screen right.

If life ain't out there :it's an "awful waste of space", I for one believe the universe is richer than our imagination.

They should license and sell a public version 9f this WJST simulator. Space nerds will buy it .

Wow

I hope they reconvene to discuss the black galaxies announced yesterday

Could we call the Big Bang “the first singularity” instead of a bang?

@mikkel715

6 ай бұрын

It's too scientific correct

@QuantuMyre

6 ай бұрын

Brings to question the confluence between this use and the use of “singularity” in black hole terms 🤔🤔

One possible explanation that would explain the Asymmetry would be if the BB was result of the collision between two pre-existing Universes one being comprised entirely of Normal matter and the other entirely Anti-Matter in which there were fewer Anti-Matter Particles Than there were in the NM Universe. So since the The fact that there was less AM Particles in the AM Universe than there were NM Particles in the NM Universe would explain the Asymmetry we see today giving rise to the disappearance of the AM. B

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