Big thanks to JD Voyek for writing this one, its a real epic. We are still hovering more or less within the first second of existence - hope you are enjoying it.

@priyakulkarni9583

2 жыл бұрын

Rubbish. Concept of antimatter and matter balance. Small Brains think like a child. Universe is way beyond our comprehension. Give me a break. It is like asking ant 🐜 how to make beef 🥩 steak !!!! We don’t have enough brains 🧠 to comprehend universe

@timmacmarle1151

2 жыл бұрын

I agree this topic is bs. Clearly material of universe is balanced even if it does not appear as such.

@naturemc2

2 жыл бұрын

How can you be so confident when you talk about existence. Be realistic we know nothing about how universe begin and how many we have and how many are no longer exist. Do you think our universe is just a beginning of everything ever existed. The age of universe is not a time but a distance from us. In space we count time as how far we can go in past. And, when you can't go further you assume that's origin of everything space time matter and energy or what have you.

@knaperstekt7953

2 жыл бұрын

Damn, we have some real big brained commenters up in here.

@chrisparsonson420

2 жыл бұрын

Think there's a few small Brian's commenting here. Well written and well spoken informative video. Well Done

I’m calling it now - this dude’s voice reaches millions upon millions in due time

@Abyss-Will

2 жыл бұрын

hope so, this documentaries are of a better quality than some of the things discovery channel used to make

@ronaldmorgan7632

2 жыл бұрын

He's the right-handed version of the English guy who narrates the animal shows. If they were to ever meet--kablooey!

@user-kx8pu6ys5i

3 ай бұрын

you were spot on

The narration is so good...

@TheOttomann64

2 жыл бұрын

Try smoke a joint and then watch the visuals too... His voice, the topic and the visuals are mindblowing ;)

@Maxxx1410

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheOttomann64 I love watching these kind of vids while high or tripping on acid.. it's just mind blowing.

@lavona8204

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed. Very professional. Even sober.

@DanEllis

2 жыл бұрын

But why... does the narrator... have to talk... like this?

@billrodgers5532

2 жыл бұрын

@@DanEllis It,s what "Normal" people talk like. That is, minus the irritating croaking vocal fry. and saying "Arm" nearly every other word. I suppose you also missed the inclusion of some Wooosh Booosh Boom Bang sound effects as well.

No way does this have less than 2000 views. Cmon. This is too much effort and talent for the algorithm to disrespect

@AgiHammerthief

2 жыл бұрын

yeah, it’s a nice video… but does it really matter? and if it doesn’t matter does it mean it antimatters?

@willpaterson1285

2 жыл бұрын

You posted this comment after an hour..

@millhouse782

2 жыл бұрын

@@willpaterson1285 Because I knew it wasn’t catching the algorithm. 20k views in a day is not on track for their average.

@Novastar.SaberCombat

2 жыл бұрын

Work rendered doesn't always result in an equivalent reaction. I should know. 🙄 . . . *"Time is the only resource for which no creature may bargain."* 🐲✨🐲✨🐲✨ "Before I start, I must see my end. Destination known, my mind's journey now begins. Upon my chariot, heart & soul's fate revealed. In Time, all points converge--hope's strength re-steeled. But to earn final peace at the Universe's endless refrain, We must see all in nothingness... ...before we start again." 🐲✨🐲✨🐲✨ -- Diamond Dragons (book 1)

@SocietyUnplugged

2 жыл бұрын

@@millhouse782 That's not how the recommendation algorithm works.

Why does this channel not have over 1mill subs? Thats a real unbalance of the universe

@fernandohood5542

2 жыл бұрын

Gossip and trivial topics have the most subs.

@YogiMcCaw

2 жыл бұрын

Most people are busy watching fart videos on TikTok. Humans do still have a lot of evolving to do.

@poodlescone9700

2 жыл бұрын

Thanos killed half of the subscribers after he got all five infinity stones.

@ZEROxDEADDEAD

13 күн бұрын

​@@fernandohood5542 By that metric this channel should have millions of subs

Honestly, one of the absolute best science videos I've seen in over a decade of geeking out to them on KZread. I was absolutely enthralled from start to finish. The narrator is perfection. The pacing, the writing, the CGI and --- less obvious, but still excellent --- the _non_ -CGI editing, even the suuuuper subtle backing track. You nailed every decision on what to tell, when to tell it, and how to tell it, weaving from historical character study to abstract astronomical CGI representation to profoundly eloquent existential bombshell like a goddamn dancer. It was _artful._ Bravo. You better _believe_ I hit the bell icon. Thank you so much.

@abdullahimohammed5842

2 жыл бұрын

Up

@abdullahimohammed5842

2 жыл бұрын

Ppp

@abdullahimohammed5842

2 жыл бұрын

Pp pop ppp

@zanly5039

2 жыл бұрын

@@abdullahimohammed5842 yo are you good?

@eunomiac

2 жыл бұрын

@@ossiedunstan4419 Is that a ... criticism? Of course CGI isn't an accurate depiction of reality, it's a means to illustrate a concept. We're not meant to believe electrons are _actually_ little blue balls whirling around an orange nucleus :P

LOVE the explanation of carbon 14 and carbon dating! Thank you!

@jonathanstrom2022

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, I did as well. Really interesting video.

@victor-oq7dl

2 жыл бұрын

Nice to see a dating site that emphasizes love.

@GZWA

Жыл бұрын

unexpected gem indeed

I never get past the first 5 minutes of any of these episodes, cuz the narrator's voice is so soothing I fall asleep to them. Maybe I'm absorbing the material subconsciously, dreaming of antimatter and gravity and quantum field theory.

@andi5852

2 ай бұрын

I‘M DYING😂😂😂 💯

I really appreciate you putting in the effort to highlight the work of the actual scientists who did the work and pointing out where history has snubbed them instead of it being a footnote

The quality and clarity of the explanation and production in this video is second to none.

@Novastar.SaberCombat

2 жыл бұрын

He pauses almost every pair of words, which is... ok and all, but it's a bit too 'Bill Shatner/Cpt Kirk'. Also, at least he has a sponsor and a nice microphone. Some people have neither. 😊

These videos( documentaries) are truly a masterpiece of making science interesting..They are better then whats on cable tv and narrator is out of this world!

I honestly don't understand how you don't have millions of subscribers! You have really really high quality videos and I appreciate you very much!

@littlewillowlinda

Жыл бұрын

It's because of the existential crisis it comes with... Jk 😆

Someone actually said that they dislike the narration. I am amazed by that. I’ve been searching KZread for similar channels explaining and talking about the intricacies of the universe and quantum mechanics and you guys and PBS are the by far the best.

I used to sleep through biology in grade 10. I was getting good grades. We had a rotating schedule, so the class was at a different time every day. When the teacher got upset with me, I told her that maybe it was the pink walls of the classroom causing my drowsiness, which was something that she had taught me was possible, while I was asleep. She wasn't mad anymore at least.

@victor-oq7dl

2 жыл бұрын

Maybe you were moonlighting on the taxis.

@brianjensen5661

2 жыл бұрын

B. S.

@SnootchieBootchies27

2 жыл бұрын

@@brianjensen5661 why the hell would I make that up?

Once again History Bros make my day! Cheers from across the pond!

@canadianatheist3578

2 жыл бұрын

I have the day off so I slept in this morning. Then I lost my mind when I saw this! Totally made my day too 😅 cheers buddy!

@curiodyssey3867

2 жыл бұрын

You sure about that cuz you look british

@jerroneous8549

2 жыл бұрын

@@curiodyssey3867 I'm of Scottish descent and my wardrobe is heavily informed by Peaky Blinders lol. Canadian born and raised

I subscribe to dozens of channels and watch hundreds of Science and Math videos. Your videos are head and shoulders above the rest. Continue the Great Work!!!!!

The production value is gorgeous and the science explained in such a way as to be understandable by those of us who love it, but don't have that high a knowledge. This is a series that I'm thrilled to be watching with my son. Thank you so much!

This is awesome, wish this channel has more views. Theres so much stuff in here that ive never seen put in any other video, and the quailty is great.

I cannot recommend this channel highly enough. The narration, subjects and pacing are almost perfect.

Instant like as soon as there's new History of the Earth/Universe. Exceptionally well done. Thank you.

@louisrobertson9215

2 жыл бұрын

Nothing new about this...

@louisrobertson9215

2 жыл бұрын

@@hyperduality2838 Don't tell the woke folks that. This universe isn't supposed to be binary!

Your voice, narrator person, is absolutely perfect. Pitch, cadence, diction, you're quite seriously an oratory master! I would listen to ALL THE BOOKS, regardless of subject, fact or fiction, if you would only read them 😅

Exceptionally well written, narrated, edited, and general 'story telling' to pass information to others (freely!)- the keystone of our species 'fittness' in the cosmos. But mostly the cool beans soundtrack. This video earns my highest recommendation.

I love how crystals actually might have a lot in common with the mineral perspective on how it forms, such as all the organic matters and anti-matters create a form of 'elemental' structure. might have a lot in common I guess. Amazing video man!

It is amazing how this video showed astrology, biology, physics, quantum physics and history better than half a year of my school studies

@aceyyyyyy

2 ай бұрын

u mean astronomy

Great video in an excellent series. I think I have now watched all that are available on KZread. The content is informative & interesting, and the narration is first-class. Many thanks for putting them up.

You guys make what's currently my favorite content on KZread. These are absolutely excellent. Thank you. Stay well out there everybody, and God bless you friends! :)

Phenomenal video! I love your different channels and their content. I noticed there were no captions on this video though, and the captions are really nice to have.

Really enjoying all your content - both this and your Earth series!! I am also very much into Spacerip, but since they don't have David Rosen narrating anymore, I found your channel. Thanks!!

Great video! I just have one critique. Albert Einstein was not Swiss. He was German. He was born and raised in Ulm, Germany. He merely lived in Switzerland because, well, he renounced his German citizenship at the age of 16 (in 1899), because he wanted to avoid conscription. However, he did not want to be charged with desertion for not showing up. Although he did not gain Swiss citizenship until 1901, a mere 4 years before his "Miracle Year". I guess he was in limbo for a couple of years? Although later a Swiss citizen officially, by his writings it is obvious to see that he saw himself as German.

@winninginlife

Жыл бұрын

He was born in Germany but his mother and father were Jewish.

@biblebot3947

Жыл бұрын

@@winninginlife “Jewish people can’t be German”

@Neil_Hyman

Жыл бұрын

My great grandfather on my fathers side also left Germany at around the same time for similar reasons to settle in England. He was Jewish and could obviously see the wars that would come.

@kensurrency2564

Ай бұрын

He should have said “a Swiss Patent _Office_ clerk” because that is more accurate

Very simple, educational, well explained and easy to understand video. Lovely illustrations as well. And great narrating. I'll definitely watch your videos before going to sleep, this is so soothing.

Awesome video, Really loved the effort put into this, its very very interesting these studies about antimatter

I like this video a lot because you go straight to the point, no beating around the bush. A thumbs up well deserved

I really enjoy how you tell the history of the universe as well as the history of our understanding of the universe. Spectacular stuff

I sincerely appreciate everyone’s backstory and history. You really bring alive the story, and I can see how a person’s life and career progresses into the discoveries we have today. Very well done.

Love this channel. This episode was particularly interesting for me, I learnt a lot of new stuff. The narrator is up there with David Attenborough, brilliant.

Absolutely first rate, as always! Thanks for continuing to release such engaging and high quality content.

The music and narration is truly spectacular. You better never change either

The first few million times when a new universe came into existence from nothing, matter and antimatter were in perfect balance. Then a universe came along that decided that this was boring.

@jari2018

2 жыл бұрын

more like +1 and -1 is perfect and nothing thus universe are not needed

@jari2018

2 жыл бұрын

@@Genesis--me8ud you already a part of the universe since you dont know and needs reveals -if you knew everything universe would not be needed and youll be with your god -have fun as long as it last until you hit total boreddom by knowing all

Thank you. Fully researched and wonderfully presented. 10/10.

@billmiller4972

2 жыл бұрын

You beat me to it!

What a great video, JD, David and Ettore .... Thank you for such awesome content.

Still loving this channel more and more, you reorganize what we know about the world so elegantly...

This video is brilliantly written, well narrated and the graphics are stunning.

I am compelled to comment by the strong feelings of awe and wonderment I experience watching these videos. Nearly ever time. I really enjoy hearing about all my favorite historical icons, and even some I haven't heard of. Thanks HotU

i love to fall asleep to your videos, the narration is soooo good, the music fits perfectly and you go into great detail. these feel like good discovery channel documentaries but then next-level!! im trying to understand astrophysics for a year now, very slowly, i hope i can one day start getting into the maths. your videos are an amazing start.

Great video as always. Excellent to have something on this on KZread.

I love this channel. Thank you so much for your content! ♥️

The universe seems to be in a constant state of creation, destruction and transformations. Extreme chaos and extreme order. But at times neither. The universe is like a philosophy that folds into itself and then back out over and over.

@ckdigitaltheqof6th210

2 жыл бұрын

You hit all the pins there! there was no *end to the beginning* , no particular spot, rightside-up, no very center, no very begining, *the Big (Banged up) Theory* , is happening continues, in eternal ranges in the universe, but in etrnal random areas, that gravity keeps rejoicing, in a time frame, just under, forever, when they rejoce, we know it as the WILD cosmos, like natures karma, of carnivores, vegitarians & plants, heavly mass entity beasts in the universe like Black & White holes, filter the 2 demention sides of matter, from ever, over populating the fields, of space.

@fluentpiffle

Жыл бұрын

Energy/wave transformations within infinite space.. spaceandmotion

Such a great narrator!!! He can literally talk about anything and I would enjoy his relaxing voice

i’ve been binge watching these videos for 2 days they are so interesting and mind bending

Learning about PET scans blew my mind! I never knew it had to do with antimatter.

@definitelynotanAIchatbot

Жыл бұрын

Cat burger? 🙂

@annanelson6830

Жыл бұрын

I agree. Strange to imagine a matter-antimatter reaction inside a human body…on purpose ⭐️

Very enlightening and enjoyable material conveyed extremely well. Thanks to whom it may concern!

Such a great video with the right type of soundtracks and descriptive information which makes it easy to follow; its very insightful and captivating! thanks!

As usual a great watch! Thanks.

Always exciting when a new video from you shows up

Such quality, thank you so much ❤

I could listen to your narration all day long. 👌

My dad was also arrested for being mistaken for an escaped murderer when he was in his 20s in Caldwell, Idaho. Its one of my favorite stories he's told me about his life. He was working for a stock contractor, putting on rodeos. He was a bull fighter and then would load all the animals and haul them to the next rodeo. While trying to get everything loaded by himself, he recruited 2 teenagers who were watching him. He couldn't pay them but after they finished he took them out to buy them dinner at the least. While driving they got pulled over. Cop had my dad step out of the truck and took his info. When he returned, he told my dad he could get back in the truck. Shortly after, the cop returned and ordered my dad out of the truck again. He said the cops voice had extremely intensified. When my dad step out he noticed a 2nd cop, with a shotgun aimed at him, using the hood of the car as a rest. My dad at this point was needless to say confused as to why this is happening. All the while, the 2 kids he hired on are still in his single cab truck, also nervous and confused as shit. They arrest my dad and took him away. One of the teenagers drove his truck and followed. He was placed in a cell and left there for a while when finally another officer came and asked what color my dads eyes were. They are blue. The cop basically just said fuck. The guy were looking for has green eyes. I guess a murderer had recently escaped and apparently my dad looked exactly like him. They let my dad out and sent him on his way. When he exited the building, he saw the 2 kids still sitting in his truck with the most scared and confused looks on their face he'd ever seen 🤣🤣🤣

@starcultiniser

2 жыл бұрын

w-what would have happened if he had green eyes XDD

I always look forward to your documentaries, they are so informative and interesting.

Part of my grade school, Jr. High and High school education as well as college talk about the imbalances in the universe and also the age of the universe, both now and into its expected expiration date. And we are often told to relax as certain things will not happen for millions or possibly billions of years. Looking forward to a few generations into the future, most of us can't fathom worrying too much about what will happen then or a thousand years from now. Thus most humans who are born hungry for air and food do not put off what they want to do for the sake of an earth a couple of hundred years from now, let alone several thousand years from now. Scientists are warning us of the fragility of our planet, but it appears that most people refuse to look at it or refuse to recognized it. That's why these and similar videos should be a part of basic education, even in religious educational schools. AF

Definitely a great video, enjoying just about every upload from this channel and History of the Earth. Very well produced, and thoroughly engaging as always. Thanks for all the effort goes into these!

11:48 How is it possible for an anti-electron to be detected in a cloud chamber made of/filled regularly matter? Would it not immediately annihilate as soon as it came in contact with the very first particle of regular matter, whether that was a drop of water vapor or even the side of the container, and so be destroyed before it could form any kind of trail?

@grampsmaster

2 жыл бұрын

The particles dont collide with the water vapor, they interact with it by passing by it and changing it properties

Great content, narrative and professionalism. Kudos JD Voyek! keep it up!

@JDVoyek

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Nice ty. I can’t believe there aren’t more subscribers. The content is excellent and very comprehensive. You get the full story.

Wow! Wonderfully tight-knit narration in a pleasant tone that not only does justice to its subject but elucidates the technological breakthroughs that were achieved through the endeavor associated with the subject of enquiry, like Radio Carbon Dating and PET scans and last but not least the acclamation of scientist, who are traditonally overseen by the pop science culture. This kind of narrative brings the resulting technology even closer to the layman. Superbly done.... Waiting for more from you ..

@BahhBahhBrownSheep

Жыл бұрын

lmao, I've never in my entire life seen somebody try so hard to look smart. It just makes you look like a pompous douchebag. For the sake of everybody around you, and even yourself, pleeaaase tone it down.

@milosbhat6920

Жыл бұрын

@@BahhBahhBrownSheep The most appropriate pseudonym one could imagine Sheepy!

I imagine an opposing universe made of antimatter with the occasional matter reaction with the perodic table and laws of physics turned in its head.

@Ender240sxS13

2 жыл бұрын

Actually the laws of physics would be identical. The Only difference between and antimatter particle and a "normal" matter particle is the sign if the electric charge, their mass, magnitude of electric charge, spin behavior, everything else is the same. So a molecule composed entirely of anti matter would behave exactly the same so long as it is surrounded by antiparticles. So a universe composed entirely of antimatter would be indistinguishable from our universe.

@-Kal-

2 жыл бұрын

I’ve imagined this but the ‘anti-universe’ would be indistinguishable from ours. It would just be on the other side of the Big Bang balancing things out.

@Asguard82

2 жыл бұрын

@@Ender240sxS13 doesn’t the weak force treat matter and antimatter differently though?

@Ender240sxS13

2 жыл бұрын

@@Asguard82 yes, sort of. So the weak force was found to act only left handed particles and right handed antiparticles. Handedness being if their spin and momentum vectors are aligned. However the weak force primarily regulates particle decay and therefore fission. My understanding is we found this out because certain decay reactions throw the resulting particles out in a specific direction, and when we mirrored the system the resulting particles should have headed off in the mirrored direction but instead they headed off in the same direction as when un-mirrored. I'm not totally sure but I believe this variance isn't likely to play a large impact on the overall behavior of baryonic matter. So it is my understanding that physicists still think an antimatter universe would behave the same as ours. I know that there have been results that showed that matter further violates Charge-Parity symmetry, but I don't know what effect that has on how an antimatter universe would behave.

Another banger. Whenever I see one of your videos, not only do I learn a great deal, but I always feel like I gain a deeper perspective on science and the cosmos as a whole.

Thank you for explaining in a way that made it easy to understand.

The history of the universe is by far the best series I have seen in my life without a doubt. It is accurate as we know, brilliant in its introduction of topics and always as interesting as could be. I wish it was a single webpage link so I could tell others easily.

The universe is symmetric. The antimatter and matter were created in equal amounts at the very start of time matter started "forward" in the fourth dimension and antimatter started "reverse" in the fourth dimension so the antimatter and matter were instaniously separated in time. To move the partials of antimatter and matter together takes a great deal of energy.

@Ender240sxS13

2 жыл бұрын

Mmm how a bout no... The only difference between matter and antimatter is the sign of their electric charge, in all other respects they are identical. The great thing about science is it is built on experimental data, and the thousands of experiments that we have done with antimatter would have shown something if the behavior you describe were even remotely possible.

@keithmcgurn5336

2 жыл бұрын

@@Ender240sxS13 there hasn't been very much expimenntal data generated about the properties of antimatter as it so difficult to contain it and damned expensive to generate it. At CERN they actually created anti hydrogen atoms but were able to "hold" long enough to see the effect gravity has on it. You can look up their work research concerning antimatter. It has been an excepted premise that antimatter has a "reverse clock" relative to matter.

Original and difficult subject, wonderful and accurate script that includes many human stories, the result is more captivating than a Hercule Poirot investigation, well done !

You guys should have a million subs. Your content is phenomenal. Thank you 💕

Almost beautiful! Profoundly logical and sugests we are close to unraveling the Matter/Antimatter discrepancy. I look forward to the next "instalment".

From what I understand, there is an extremely short period of time immediately following the big bang in which our understanding of the laws of physics break down, and in which we're (currently) incapable of describing the state of the universe. Perhaps there is a very slight difference in how matter and antimatter react to those extreme conditions - enough so that antimatter particles either decayed or converted to regular matter particles before they had the opportunity to annihilate themselves/their matter counterparts and thus resulting in the imbalance that we see today. Perhaps this could by extension explain voids and supervoids; maybe those are the result of areas in which matter and antimatter were able to react before antimatter decayed/converted and which were further exacerbated by the expansion of the universe. Of course, this would be nigh impossible to prove experimentally, at least at our current level of technology...

@jimgraham6722

2 жыл бұрын

The antimatter went somewhere else under the influence of the inflation field.

Great visual presentation! Thank you very much!!!

Excellent episode. Thank you.

Oh frabjous day! New History of the Universe vid has dropped! (I should wait until I watch to comment, but i just LOVE LOVE LOVE your work so much. Playing now.) Edit: finding out that PET scans have nothing to do with catty matter, but harness antimatter, is exciting! Also now I know what hadrons are. I have learned little bits and pieces of this before, but you tie together so many things with these lectures, and as always, you do it so lyrically that you make topics that would be dry and boring in most presentations into the epic, wonderful thing that the universe really is. Edit2: You mention that antimatter has been detected in the jets from black holes, and that a 3000-ly antimatter fountain is emitting from the center of our galaxy. How are such things detected, if antimatter looks like matter? (I'm often bewildered by how we detect things at a distance, or at least how we're able to measure those distances, but that's another issue; I don't understand how we know standard candles are standard.)

Video at its best ....love the way you explain

Thank you for another excellent video! Beautifully written and produced! You're brilliant imagery and story telling never ceases to amaze me! Keep up the wonderful work!

I’ve been watching these videos every night before bed for months. Probably my new favourite channel! Thank you.

Fascinating! Great video and narration.

I'm so glad I subscribed to this channel! I hope more people subscribe as well! You definitely deserve attention!

love this new and amazing science channel

It's often all in the presentation. And this presentation makes the subject matter easy to grasp, no pun intended. Glad I found this channel.

Your science videos are truly compelling. The writing, computer animation and details are expertly communicated to a near (can I say?) universal audience, one appreciable even by those with a minimal conceptual understanding of cosmology. I am pleased to see a portion of time spent on revealing the historical information about the times, politics and people of the day who forged science into the modern era. I hope you even do more of this in the future. Back when I was in high school in Canada back in the 80s, we never learned about the people behind the intellectual inventions of maths and sciences. For many years I've looked back and realized how dehumanizing this was. All we were taught in math classes for example was that some guy named (Renne) Des Carte was responsible for the x/y graphs we were using to plot linear functions. We were never told he was a philosopher or scientist, what drove him, what eluded him - what made him human in other words. Instead he was just a name who saddled us with all these graphs and cartesian coordinates from 400 years ago. Newton, Euler, Plank, Maxwell... and many more could have been magnificently brought back to life just for a little while to a high schooler but it wasn't to be. I hope things have changed in the decades (no eons!) since I was last herded by the bell!

Another Masterpiece. thank you. I want more :)

brilliantly produced 👏🏾👏🏾

How have l lived without dis channel. What a lovely soft clear narration. No overwhelming music. Nice pace. I think am obsessed. ❤❤❤

@hgracern

4 ай бұрын

But idk how light cud have existed before eyes n brain developed. All before in our lives is now. It’s mind, never existed. No light = no time. But idk.

The videos in this channel are way more interesting than any lecture I've attended in university so far ...

It was because a giant hand stuck itself out of the chaoplasm and provided order for the universe. Anyone who's read DC Comics knows this.

26:40 Perhaps regions of the young universe became dominated of matter and others by antimatter. As the universe expands, our observable universe could consist only of matter while outside that observable universe, there might be an equal amount of space consisting only of antimatter... and in between... space where the matter and antimatter still battle for dominance.

@PatricioHondagneuRoig

11 ай бұрын

That's my headcanon as well, although sadly it's unfalsifiable

An excellent piece of work as always.

I end up rewinding sections over and over until I at least partially get them, and these films are so well done it's actually pleasing to hear these ideas, many of them quite complicated and difficult to grasp, again and again.

To me, there's an elephant in the room when it comes to the apparent matter/antimatter inequality in the visible universe. That elephant is the fact that antimatter behaves EXACTLY the same way as matter. Sure, if matter and antimatter come into contact they annihilate but for instance, a galaxy made completely of antimatter would appear to us as just another galaxy. I believe that this idea of matter/antimatter inequality is nothing more than unfounded presumption. For all we know, EVERY galaxy except our own is made of antimatter and WE are the oddballs. The truth is probably that there is a 50/50 split of matter and antimatter in the universe but since everything is so far apart, it doesn't "matter" (pardon the pun) and we don't see anything happen. Here's a terrifying thought... what if Andromeda is made of antimatter? We'd be screwed up, down and sideaways along with the rest of the Milky Way. Just imagine the explosion of two large galaxies colliding and creating a galactic-level matter/antimatter annihilation reaction. It would make the biggest supernovae that ever occured look like birthday candles. :D

@suzannebrown2505

2 жыл бұрын

Perhaps if the Andromeda galaxy is antimatter or “regular” matter, when the Milky Way and Andromeda do meet in the expected 2 or so billion years, as they are expected to do, the collision will cause a uniting (if not annihilation) of both galaxies into one. Matter/antimatter status may not matter too much, as a collision will quite likely eliminate much existing material and/or scattering it about in space. Either way, collisions usually cause some sort of explosive process. Obviously, if it is matter/antimatter, any stars, planets, nebulae, or other material objects in nearby space, will be obliterated by the shockwave as it hits. So, as galaxies, etc., continue to move away from each other, as most are now doing, our universe will have a new(er) combined galaxy or the total loss of Andromeda and Milky Way. The future awaits the surprise meeting! 🤔🤷🏼‍♀️

@AvroBellow

2 жыл бұрын

@@suzannebrown2505 I've thought the exact same thing for somr time. What is Andeomeda made of and why it doesn't "matter". :P

@ekothesilent9456

Жыл бұрын

Maybe explosions like that and such energy are what we call “The Big Bang” 🤔🤔

@AvroBellow

Жыл бұрын

@@ekothesilent9456 It's very possible that you're right but the big bang was far larger than a galactic-level event. I'm already dreading what will happen even if Andromeda is matter like us and I won't even be around to see it. Stars colliding, creating massive black holes and deleting both galaxies from existence is a non-worst-case scenario. Either way, we have to get out of the Milky Way or we're doomed as a species.

@nmarbletoe8210

Жыл бұрын

almost exactly

Excellent video. Very interesting, informative and worthwhile video.

Thank you for this channel!

Thank you for not falling back on the Anthropic Principle to explain everything, like the lack of symmetry between matter and antimatter. I find it so base and reductive, having precisely the same value as saying “it is what it is.”

Damn, particle physics is really intresting.... i thought it was really hard even with just the quantum physics and solid state physics but its far more intresting than i perceived

Wouldn't it be funny if humanity harnessed the power of antimatter by somehow creating a machine of massive scale uniting humanity for the first time and then they turn on the machine it starts producing antimatter, it creates a fold where antimatter starts trying to balance itself with our normal baryonic matter thereby starting the end of our known universe... Good job humanity...

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