What I don't understand is, that if gravity is leaking from another membrane, than that would mean that the other world would be very different than ours, because first of all the gravity there would be as strong as the other forces, therefore everything would be so different in that other universe, So than why do they say that in the other universe there is another one of us, or another YOU.. If everything there would so different, since gravity is stronger? Can someone explain, am I wrong?
If the other worlds gravity would be stronger than the one in our world, than there could not be another one of you, since than world would be composed differently than ours.. The other world would be so different, humans might not even exist..
you say that there is a universe but the universe is a membraine in the 11 dimension so that the do say the universe is exspanding so does this mean that the our universe will collide with another universe but i dont seem to understand the foundermental understandings of differant dimenions maybe we will be at a fate in the near future say a trillion years and maybe when one universe collides with another cause of its exspantion im unsure if anyone can anser my needs for understanding please rs
These ideas fit extremely well with William Buhlmans explanation of how the universe works from his book "Adventures beyond the Body'. Perhaps we can experience these other dimensions through conscious dreaming?
I think Einstein just stopped being open minded. His theories answered so many ancient questions and opened everyones eyes. He fought quantum theory because it came to him when he was older and more certain he had it all figured out. He may seem to be on the wrong side of history as far as quantum physics is concerned, but what better person to play devil's advocate that the man who discovered the quanta? His opposition forced the theory to develop, his years were not wasted.
seems to me, you can imagine another "Parallel Universes" that you can not see, feel or hear, you know nothing about this "Parallel Universes". except the fact that it fits alle your questions.. then your abel to explane anything you want to, ass long as it fits world/questions "you ask".
finding something out: question - > go look for answers.
not finding something out: looking for answers you dont know the question for..
I thought the lady physicist was very attractive. I know that has nothing to do with the video, and i don't want to sound rude, but damn you can't blame me. it's not common to run across good lookin scientists. at least uncommon for me just sayin.
@jl5000 c'mon, it's soooo obvious: we all know gravity doesn't blow, it sucks. So: where there is a sink in the space-time curvature: gravity is sucking hard. Since gravity is a real motherf** among its sister-forces it would turn any space-time sink into singularities, unless there would be some leakage. Duh!
I wouldn't say only, there would be a handful, but the field is dominated by men. Most fields involving heavy maths or science, eg engineering, science (especially physics) and mathematical sciences are usually dominated by men because they have higher technical capacity. women arn't as good at visualising things.
i dont buy the big bang theory i think space has always been there and always will in different forms
10047paul 1 month ago
I feel like i am growing increasingly mad, the more i try to understand the universe..
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What I don't understand is, that if gravity is leaking from another membrane, than that would mean that the other world would be very different than ours, because first of all the gravity there would be as strong as the other forces, therefore everything would be so different in that other universe, So than why do they say that in the other universe there is another one of us, or another YOU.. If everything there would so different, since gravity is stronger? Can someone explain, am I wrong?
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If the other worlds gravity would be stronger than the one in our world, than there could not be another one of you, since than world would be composed differently than ours.. The other world would be so different, humans might not even exist..
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poemadefresas 4 months ago
The one who disliked is a priest.
xXxEL1TExXx 6 months ago
got lost at m theory.
shookstylez 7 months ago
i feel dumb
shookstylez 7 months ago
2:10 she does not know how to clean a board
webching 9 months ago
you say that there is a universe but the universe is a membraine in the 11 dimension so that the do say the universe is exspanding so does this mean that the our universe will collide with another universe but i dont seem to understand the foundermental understandings of differant dimenions maybe we will be at a fate in the near future say a trillion years and maybe when one universe collides with another cause of its exspantion im unsure if anyone can anser my needs for understanding please rs
Tims1s2s3 10 months ago
These ideas fit extremely well with William Buhlmans explanation of how the universe works from his book "Adventures beyond the Body'. Perhaps we can experience these other dimensions through conscious dreaming?
breadbassed 10 months ago
wHY WON'T THIS EPISODE LOAD PAST 10 SEC?
deedletrey 10 months ago
I think Einstein just stopped being open minded. His theories answered so many ancient questions and opened everyones eyes. He fought quantum theory because it came to him when he was older and more certain he had it all figured out. He may seem to be on the wrong side of history as far as quantum physics is concerned, but what better person to play devil's advocate that the man who discovered the quanta? His opposition forced the theory to develop, his years were not wasted.
Titantron9000 11 months ago
Just because you spend your life on something doesn't mean this is right. Einstein spent most his life on wrong theories.
Graham6762 11 months ago
seems to me, you can imagine another "Parallel Universes" that you can not see, feel or hear, you know nothing about this "Parallel Universes". except the fact that it fits alle your questions.. then your abel to explane anything you want to, ass long as it fits world/questions "you ask".
finding something out: question - > go look for answers.
not finding something out: looking for answers you dont know the question for..
nielsbragger 1 year ago
I thought the lady physicist was very attractive. I know that has nothing to do with the video, and i don't want to sound rude, but damn you can't blame me. it's not common to run across good lookin scientists. at least uncommon for me just sayin.
QpWITdacheese 1 year ago
How can gravity 'leak'? I thought it was due to the curvature of space-time.
jl5000 1 year ago 7
@jl5000 c'mon, it's soooo obvious: we all know gravity doesn't blow, it sucks. So: where there is a sink in the space-time curvature: gravity is sucking hard. Since gravity is a real motherf** among its sister-forces it would turn any space-time sink into singularities, unless there would be some leakage. Duh!
nodeworks 5 months ago
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what a load of unsubstantiated garbage.
charlatanbaby 1 year ago
I need some more Michio Kaku!!!!
chandlerforeal 1 year ago 6
Another brilliant BBC documentary
MrGrm92 1 year ago 4
Is she like the only woman in the field or something?
oldnewbieraver 2 years ago
that lady so did not invent that idea, Edward witten did.
paulio2293 2 years ago
i meant whether she is the only female working in quantum science and theoretical physics coz all of the others seem to be men!
oldnewbieraver 2 years ago
I wouldn't say only, there would be a handful, but the field is dominated by men. Most fields involving heavy maths or science, eg engineering, science (especially physics) and mathematical sciences are usually dominated by men because they have higher technical capacity. women arn't as good at visualising things.
paulio2293 2 years ago
@oldnewbieraver
I guess.
JeremyFuhenstasser 1 year ago