Even if you could generate a wormhole into another universe and travel through, what guarantees do you have that the universal laws of physics as we know them (Gravitational constant, planck constant, etc) function the same way in the other universe? Because even a very slight deviation in either of those and we would cease to exist in our current form.
I like Michio kaku so much because he appreciates what he teaches. He truly enjoys it. He's like a very intelligent kid. He hasn't lost touch of what makes life worth living.
@2010DarkDevilUK: yeah its weird isnt it? I mean he says basically the same thing like many other scientists, but he has a way of speaking that absolutely captures me. Awesome guy, much cleverer than me, I am afraid..
@jbagell10 lol i was excited to meet him its been a long time coming!!! i met him in Berkeley, Ca. i asked him is reality real lol and he said no and went off talking about shit i didnt understand lmao but it was a honor indeed
If time was always there... there could have been no genesis of the universe it just would always be which means that it is impossible for string theory to have kick started existance because existance would have already existed...
Before Genesis? Clearly time did not exist before genesis... In another one of your videos you said gravity moves across universes... But in order to have gravity you need space. Which means time and space are relative which means that timespace would have governed the universes before genesis, but before genesis you didn't have time, yet the creation of time and space were equavilant, but space has always existed. Which means it is impossible for the creation to even take place for it was cont.
i'm very glad that these physicists already search for solutions to prevent human extinction which may occur billions, or perhaps trillions of years in the future
@blssdfall27 There is actually (usually) a mass extinction every 26 million years, and the next one is due in 15 million, better pack your bags for Mars!
@379peterbilt530 Because there will be no energy to sustain life. Stars are the ultimate energy sources for their planets and stars don't live forever. Also, the process of star formation will come to an end when all the hydrogen and helium are used up by existing stars, and elements heavier than iron cannot be used as star fuel. So eventually the universe will practically run out of fuel.
haha, for the love of god - first I was thinking we gotta leave earth so we don't get our asses super novafied, now, we have to exit the universe so we don't freeze to death. DAMN SCIENCE, U SCARY!
He said we are born geniuses... but society specially in the moment of maturity,"high school,"... the geniuses inside us gets choked by meaningless rituals and imposed ignorance... so... yeah... school sucks hard..
@TheCoolGuy367 A famous astronomer was once giving a speech about our place in the universe. He explained that the earth revolves around the sun, the sun revolves around the center of the galaxy, and the galaxy is just one of billions. An elderly woman stands up in the back and says, "Nonsense, the world is a flat plane resting on the back of a giant turtle." The astronomer smiled and asked, "what is the turtle standing on?" To which the woman responded, "Ah, it is turtles all the way down!"
@thatoneguy12ize That is a popular story among astronomers. It is basically symbolic of how one cannot avoid the concept of infinity when studying the universe. Your question about where the multiple dimensions came from reminded me of it. I mean, I imagine if we find out that all universes are created from a cosmological hammer and anvil of some sort, it will only raise the question of where the hammer and anvil came from. It seems as if we will never find the bottom turtle lol
Worm holes are fantasy.....you can't travel through them and the universe will not get cold.....Light with darkness have a symbioses life which they feed each other. There is energy in dark matter. And the universe has no shape it just moves into an irrational manner which equations can't define......They are governed only by laws of physics which act only as a building block everything is done by the collective free movement of electrons in Universe...just like our free will.
@BlediG1 You could if the hole swings by the 4th dimention first.... pop out into the 4th dimention then the next universe is a blink of the eye away. Example: what seems far away for a 2dimentionl creature (if you imagine one) is just the movement of the rist for us. So If you could jump through a balck hole unharmed then you'ld pop up into the 4th dimention. and then move your rist if you will lol over to the next universe.
Alice in fucking Wonderland?!? That's the inspiration for interdimensional travel?!? And these are the same people that don't believe the "fairy tale" that is the Bible. smh.
The difference, you see, between Alice in Wonderland and the Bible, is that Alice in Wonderland was a simple example in this video, meant for the simple mind of a youtuber, while the Bible is the whole "truth", according to many christians. The theories on Interdimensional Travel, mentioned in this video, are of course backed up by scientific facts and calculations. Not fiction.
By means do I wish to spark a religious debate on youtube; there are plenty of those, already.
Your presentation with the piece of paper makes me think of the Meobus strip. What do you think of the universe being a Moebus strip showing its infinity.....sort of...?
@friendlycakeasaurus Yes, unfortunately they are not all like him...So interesting and want ing you to learn evermore about science...or physics...or any science...We haven't done anyting with the Moebus strip yet, any idea...?
Hey, Michio Kaku. I don't know if you will read this but have you scientist ever tried sending something into a black hole? Just think about it what if a black hole, a region of space and time, links different dimensions?
Wow. Just imagine how advanced the human race will be in 1000 years, 10000 years! Maybe we never do build a time machine. (Or maybe not because we're not seeing our descendants)
@nullrox I'd really be surprised if we even make another 100 years, though. It seems we have enough potential to see what could have been, but alas not enough to actually make it happen.
Let's hope someone else picks up where we'll leave off. The universe deserves an audience that can appreciate its magnificence.
@th4n4t0s25 That might work if our big, cold, dead bubble would collide with another bubble. Then it could be a new big bang with energy once more... right?
@Carpathian2010 Time is part of this theory to my knowledge. It's the "line" that makes up the 4th Dimension. But time itself is an integral part of both Hawkins and Einstein's theories where space and time are like interwoven fabrics. In any case, you can see time is a part of nature simply by studying satellites. They move so fast that time itself for them is slower than that of us Earthlings.
@DarkZerkerX not completely right, but you are almost there, time is the 4th dimension, its an integral part of relativity theory and the string theory, the universe is space-time, a single unit not 2 different things. satellites are so far away from earth that earth's mass no longer hold any effect on that part of the space-time fabric which they occupy, thus time moves slow if they are low orbit and are moving at 18000km/h and fast if they are in space
@Carpathian2010 time is not man-made, seconds-hourhs and so on are man made, like "meters" or "feet", its a way to calculate time. However, time still exist, its the factor that makes it all possible. I could go deeper into what time really is, but it would take far to many comments to only begins to touch the surface of time, I reccomend reading up on physics buddy ;)
@MrEliiz That first statement doesn’t not make any sense. Time is a tool invented by man to measure distances. There is no great clock tower, which regulates the universe. Of course to justify the big bang theory there would have to be time, but that's a whole different topic.
Did he just use words dimension and universe interchangeably? I hope it was just a rhetorical mistake on his part. We mathematics do not take kindly to misusing well defined terms.
Woah Woah, I thought moving to a new planet would be hard for humans one day but now we may have to travel universes way, way into future, Challenge Accepted
hey this is gonna be sound too far fetched, but isnt ghost, spirit, jin or basicly astral creature live on their own universe or world, but somehow they can travel to our world back and forth as they want?..why scientis didnt try comunicate or study about astral world and maybe they have the answers wee all looking for..
it makes just as much sense as a magical sky wizard snapping his fingers and making everything. quit acting like you fucking know everything kaku. no matter how much you test, how much you theorize, how much bullshit you make up off the top of your head and claim is "supported by einsteins equations" you cant prove shit, your just as bad as the christians and their shit book everything magically written down. we will never know what happened- stop pretending you do
@starkk19 im nobody... and so are you... and so is kaku. it doesnt matter how much shit we do- unless we can turn back time we will never no for sure what happen. as far as im concerned people like him who do nothing but write on a chalkboard all day and come up with these crazy abstract unproovable theories and go around spreading it like fact are just as bad as the religious people and their stupid books
@SamerAjouri your right that makes so much more sense then science. who arewe to think for ourselves instead of beleiving in magic and zombies. of course we were designed by a man in the sky who is so powerful he has existed forever in a complete paradox of an existance.
forgive my imputence, i should go confess what i have done to a pedophile in a fancy building
@TheOneandOnlyXIII this is my first time hearing of her. just went to wikipedia and looked at her thing for a minute, i dont really like reading novels or playwrites- but objectivism seems interesting, i'll go read the rest of the article on when im done writing later if i have time.
@JaCkMiChEaLs0n She is not that great as many people say. Her objectivism is basically just violent opposition to Cold-war era enforced colectivism. She tends to deny global consequences of actions and disregard existence of violence. Still there are many people who follow the cult of ojectivism with zealous fervor. Skepticism 4 Lyfe, bro.
@Mlokokvok true. & while i do agree with the basic concept of objectivism i found that most of it was a bit too 'surreal' for my tastes, but still it is all a whole lot better than collectivism. anybody who takes any philosophy, theism, or even theory too seriously is a cult in my book. a good friend of mine was recently brainwashed into a jesus cult and is really bad. pretty much all he does is sit around & read scripture & post about how jesus is the only thing that matters in life.
@Mlokokvok i cant really be attributed to any single philosophy, political group, or anti-theism theory- because frankly i dont give enough of a shit to care. arguing politics or religion is pointless, & doesnt matter. im skeptical about everything. when you consider how much bullshit is out there trying to classify yourself into one of them just seems stupid- arrogantly thinking YOU found the right one. sure they probably have a term for what I am, but im not going to go look for it
@JaCkMiChEaLs0n That kinda does classify you as skepticist. But I agree that branding is unwarranted in most cases and harmful when it comes to epistemological beliefs.
@Mlokokvok Many follow the cult, but she has similar views in some areas to mine. That's one of the main reasons I even bothered to check it out after a buddy of mine said I sounded like her when ranting once. And skepticism for life, no. Skepticism is for those that can't make up their minds one way or another, or are to lazy to do so. Look at the facts and theories, or follow your faith, and make up your mind what you believe. Living in constant indecision just isn't worth it.
@TheOneandOnlyXIII a lot of people view skepticism or agnosticism as 'people who cant make up their minds' - when in actuality a lot of us are just people who dont buy into either side of the argument. I dont believe in any form of theism, think evolution has it mostly nailed down- but as far as 'the beginning' scientists dont have nearly the evidence to say they 'know' what happened. science isnt perfect- hell we just found out that every textbook on the human brain is wrong!
@TheOneandOnlyXIII every philosophy or religion or group has its merits but for a lot of them you have to cherry pick the good bits out. Objectivism has good points, and there are alot of bits that absolutely overlap with my own philosophy- but as you said there is a lot of it that is a bit too extreme. Christianity has some good morals- but most of its just common sense stuff that you shouldnt need to be told in the first place. I believe what I believe- its that simple
@TheOneandOnlyXIII philosophy and the like are certainly interesting. regardless of if you agree with them or not, there are certainly bits from each one you can relate to or take to heart- even the most hardcore republican has a couple things theyre liberal on, and vice versa.
people need to quit taking everything so seriously- our religion and philosophy dont matter that much in everyday life, when your at work, or school, or the store- in the end it just doesnt matter.
His voice cracked so much in this video
vegasx9 2 hours ago
@matzenale He explains this theory in his book "Parallel Worlds" :]
Simsker 2 days ago
Yea, until we get to that other universe and they don't want us there.
exibitions 2 days ago
Is it just me, or are all of these "explanations" of string theory just courious metaphores that allthough captivating, dont really explain anything.
matzenale 2 days ago
I am curious about one thing.
Even if you could generate a wormhole into another universe and travel through, what guarantees do you have that the universal laws of physics as we know them (Gravitational constant, planck constant, etc) function the same way in the other universe? Because even a very slight deviation in either of those and we would cease to exist in our current form.
Diomedes01 2 days ago 2
Grava !!!
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woah i want to meet michio in person....great explainations....i want to try to find a wormhole between the demension....AWESOME
lilpayaso662010 3 days ago
I have to watch his videos at 1/4 speed to prevent my head from exploding.
Cypher1X 3 days ago
I like Michio kaku so much because he appreciates what he teaches. He truly enjoys it. He's like a very intelligent kid. He hasn't lost touch of what makes life worth living.
UnknownXV 3 days ago 3
...and then we discover we travelled to an even colder universe where the laws of physics differ from ours due to how expanded it is. Game over.
Makkovar 4 days ago
is it just me or Dr. Kaku sound sick?
greenapplejuice23 4 days ago
3:29 If all intelligent life will freeze, why are things blowing up?
sgtkace 5 days ago 3
holographic projections? please bring this to my university, i promise i will go to every lecture.
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thr real extinction is already going on and WILL carry on ..Thumbs up
00ste1 1 week ago
Now he mentioned "The Big Bang Theory" again. Sheldon!!!
MrAlexanderHoff 1 week ago
lol nice remote...Gotta love a mac ;P
12co3dy21 1 week ago
My god. This guy is awesome. Thanks for explaining it for us Mr. Kaku. :D
ewak1991 1 week ago
The tardis could save us the trouble ;)
TheMiracle991 1 week ago
I could listen to him all day long he makes it so much more interesting :):):)
2010DarkDevilUK 1 week ago 2
@2010DarkDevilUK: yeah its weird isnt it? I mean he says basically the same thing like many other scientists, but he has a way of speaking that absolutely captures me. Awesome guy, much cleverer than me, I am afraid..
hoplite669 1 week ago
@jbagell10 lol i was excited to meet him its been a long time coming!!! i met him in Berkeley, Ca. i asked him is reality real lol and he said no and went off talking about shit i didnt understand lmao but it was a honor indeed
bjl510blkman 1 week ago
If time was always there... there could have been no genesis of the universe it just would always be which means that it is impossible for string theory to have kick started existance because existance would have already existed...
TheScienceGuy513 1 week ago
ALWAYS THERE
TheScienceGuy513 1 week ago
Before Genesis? Clearly time did not exist before genesis... In another one of your videos you said gravity moves across universes... But in order to have gravity you need space. Which means time and space are relative which means that timespace would have governed the universes before genesis, but before genesis you didn't have time, yet the creation of time and space were equavilant, but space has always existed. Which means it is impossible for the creation to even take place for it was cont.
TheScienceGuy513 1 week ago
did anyone else think this guy worked with Walter Bishop and William Bell in an alternate dimension?
MaskedManMike 1 week ago
bad cold :(
natia499 1 week ago
worm hole = mass effect field???? haha, I just played that game
VanessaTexasGal 1 week ago
wouldn't it be funny if that equation translated to "fuck you!"
redac13 1 week ago
2:21 holy shit look at those symbols and i though my math was hard :D
wexa89 1 week ago 22
just came seeing this guy and had a chance to shake his hand, what a honor
bjl510blkman 1 week ago
@bjl510blkman
either you were VERY excited to see him, or you made a slightly awesome typo
jbagel10 1 week ago
Wenn im bored i start watching Michio Kaku and then i get super smart but then i stop and i get bored agen xD
AnamaticMinecraft 1 week ago
just came seeing this guy and had a chance to shake his hand, what a honor
bjl510blkman 1 week ago
for now they have equations, the next thousand years they have machines, and the next million a parallel universe travel passport.. how bout that?
blssdfall27 1 week ago
i'm very glad that these physicists already search for solutions to prevent human extinction which may occur billions, or perhaps trillions of years in the future
blssdfall27 1 week ago 34
@blssdfall27 There is actually (usually) a mass extinction every 26 million years, and the next one is due in 15 million, better pack your bags for Mars!
ArtOnArms 1 week ago 2
@ArtOnArms yeah! let's terraform Mars.
blssdfall27 5 days ago
@blssdfall27 rofl, you're the 1/1000 that use that contraction correctly! Grats!
danx033 4 days ago
@blssdfall27 if we continue fucking our world with pollutants, war, and overpopulation, human extinction will happen a lot sooner than that.
AxonV2 2 days ago
isnt life a dream that we living it.
got to love science
daryps03 1 week ago
wow, that equation just melted my brain.
RizzoRatchet 2 weeks ago
on way to escape the death of the univers >die before it hapens . when god decide its over then its over
Rrollfox 2 weeks ago
@Rrollfox ....
SomeAnimeOtaku 2 weeks ago
Can someone please explain to me why all intelligent life will be destroyed when the universe becomes vast emptiness?
379peterbilt530 2 weeks ago
@379peterbilt530 Because there will be no energy to sustain life. Stars are the ultimate energy sources for their planets and stars don't live forever. Also, the process of star formation will come to an end when all the hydrogen and helium are used up by existing stars, and elements heavier than iron cannot be used as star fuel. So eventually the universe will practically run out of fuel.
Myx4o 2 weeks ago
Is it just me or does he have alot of voice cracks in this? >.<
15YrOldAthiest 2 weeks ago
is this theory, explained in simple form, ever discussed in primary school?
bioanu 2 weeks ago
Yeah, because you need a flux capacitor, too. Clearly this ding dong didn't WATCH the movie.
GodofFrankie 2 weeks ago
@GodofFrankie The flux capacitor itself didn't provide any energy though. So it's irrelevant to his point.
tiaxanderson 2 weeks ago
Michio Kaku, meat Doctor Who.
MZZenyl 2 weeks ago
@MZZenyl meet*
MusicalAndTall 2 weeks ago
haha, for the love of god - first I was thinking we gotta leave earth so we don't get our asses super novafied, now, we have to exit the universe so we don't freeze to death. DAMN SCIENCE, U SCARY!
Nazareadain 2 weeks ago
@Nazareadain Our sun won't supernova :) don't worry!
NinjaNoobTurtle 2 weeks ago
@linkxlove24 thats what i always said
AcCoRdHaTEr352 2 weeks ago
He said we are born geniuses... but society specially in the moment of maturity,"high school,"... the geniuses inside us gets choked by meaningless rituals and imposed ignorance... so... yeah... school sucks hard..
linkxlove24 2 weeks ago
WE GOTTA GET THE FUCK OUTTA THIS UNIVERSE!!@!@!@!!@!@!
flashfire320 2 weeks ago
oh my god, is this really scientific. if so, school sucks so hard.
gunlockz 2 weeks ago
mind blown.
rx7trueno 2 weeks ago
i... i.. don't get it that much. i mean parallel universe and now this....this... string theory. its a bit confusing. well maybe google can help.
lolers24 2 weeks ago 2
maybe that's what extraterrestrials are. advanced humans who want to reclaim what's theirs.
erik4727 2 weeks ago
If find it hard to keep my attention on him because of his frequent voice cracks.
classroombreaker 2 weeks ago
So no deLorean with plutonium, eh? What about a British police box from 1963 that's bigger on the inside? That has to work, its foolproof!
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Wait wait... If there are tons of multiverses where did those come from? what is time where did it come from? what about space?
TheCoolGuy367 2 weeks ago
@TheCoolGuy367 A famous astronomer was once giving a speech about our place in the universe. He explained that the earth revolves around the sun, the sun revolves around the center of the galaxy, and the galaxy is just one of billions. An elderly woman stands up in the back and says, "Nonsense, the world is a flat plane resting on the back of a giant turtle." The astronomer smiled and asked, "what is the turtle standing on?" To which the woman responded, "Ah, it is turtles all the way down!"
nozerty 2 weeks ago
@nozerty What is she trying to say? when she says "Ah, it is turtles all the way down!" that the turtle is on the ground or what?
thatoneguy12ize 2 weeks ago
@thatoneguy12ize That is a popular story among astronomers. It is basically symbolic of how one cannot avoid the concept of infinity when studying the universe. Your question about where the multiple dimensions came from reminded me of it. I mean, I imagine if we find out that all universes are created from a cosmological hammer and anvil of some sort, it will only raise the question of where the hammer and anvil came from. It seems as if we will never find the bottom turtle lol
nozerty 2 weeks ago
so till now you thought that yogis were fools going around talking the same stuff hahahah XD
TheBornbuddha 3 weeks ago
His presentations are that good, even his own voice think it's sick.
TheDigitalStone 3 weeks ago 2
I want sum of wut hes smokin
losyimmies 3 weeks ago
@losyimmies grab a few books about quantum physics and string theory. You'll be as high as he is.
DeinosDinos 3 weeks ago
@losyimmies Just because you don't understand anything, doesn't mean he is dumb or high.
HandofAdal 3 weeks ago
WHO made the actual video? That's pretty awesome in itself :)
HumaEnglish 3 weeks ago
so god is bubble soap?
Ilikepiemonkeys97 3 weeks ago
@Ilikepiemonkeys97 no just fiction
fleammm 3 weeks ago
all very fascinating, but his voice is doing my fucking nut in
uninsp1redusername 3 weeks ago
@uninsp1redusername Yeah I'm guessing he was sick or something.
Seanze329 3 weeks ago
Is it me or does he keep squeaking?
alec887 3 weeks ago
Worm holes are fantasy.....you can't travel through them and the universe will not get cold.....Light with darkness have a symbioses life which they feed each other. There is energy in dark matter. And the universe has no shape it just moves into an irrational manner which equations can't define......They are governed only by laws of physics which act only as a building block everything is done by the collective free movement of electrons in Universe...just like our free will.
BlediG1 3 weeks ago
@BlediG1 You could if the hole swings by the 4th dimention first.... pop out into the 4th dimention then the next universe is a blink of the eye away. Example: what seems far away for a 2dimentionl creature (if you imagine one) is just the movement of the rist for us. So If you could jump through a balck hole unharmed then you'ld pop up into the 4th dimention. and then move your rist if you will lol over to the next universe.
andypmz07 3 weeks ago
@andypmz07 5th dimention sorry.
andypmz07 3 weeks ago
@BlediG1 No offense, but I'm pretty sure this guy knows just a little bit more about theoretical physics than you do...
Nowski101 2 weeks ago
Raiden
Jubgaga 3 weeks ago
@Jubgaga i don't know what time zone you're in but if we're close to the same one. then we are a couple of bored fuckers.
nomercyevolution 3 weeks ago
is he.... drunk?
zimcub 3 weeks ago
@zimcub I think he is just sick...
roliletea 3 weeks ago
"Everyone, quick! Leave the universe."
WarSpigotProductions 3 weeks ago
He probably has a cold. We need to cure it. WITH SCIENCE!!!
CandiedToothpaste 3 weeks ago
Sheldon should watch this
MeenyMcSweeny 3 weeks ago 9
When he said, at 3:40, that NOW we're entering the realm of science fiction, that was when he REALLY mindfucked me
MarlosZappa 4 weeks ago
But where did the bubbles come from?
IlEpicLemonlI 4 weeks ago
"String Theory Ponderin"--Hurt Me Soal by Lupe Fiasco. Who else is here because of the OG Lupe Fiasco?
skaterboy21292 4 weeks ago
"all inteligent life must die"..so the stupid will survive?.. works for me! :)
miosmio1 4 weeks ago
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PEKET0 3 weeks ago
@miosmio1 me too LOL
PEKET0 3 weeks ago
Reverse puberty?
He is Benjamin Button!
DanioOoX 4 weeks ago
Voice Break At 0:13
IDunkDK 4 weeks ago
anybody have the full lecture or is this it?
jay733 4 weeks ago
O god. I'm on that awesome part of YouTube again....
justinwnzl 4 weeks ago 83
he's on acid
chriscomix1 4 weeks ago
Okay, who was fucking with the autotune on Michio's voice?
markoos88 4 weeks ago 49
sam neil said it better..
daspoooop 4 weeks ago
Pretty superficial explanation of string theory, but to be expected for youtube.....
telemainiac 4 weeks ago
Would someone get him a glass of water?
swixomix 1 month ago
gief wurmhole naoo! mee want! :P
theciircusfreak 1 month ago
Good information this is.
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Higgs Bosoส็็็็็็็็็็็็็็็็็็็็็็็็็็ <-lol wtf
iLuckyyy 1 month ago
Alice in fucking Wonderland?!? That's the inspiration for interdimensional travel?!? And these are the same people that don't believe the "fairy tale" that is the Bible. smh.
TheMontegonian 1 month ago
@TheMontegonian Lol what's your point.
Jpear5000 1 month ago
@TheMontegonian
The difference, you see, between Alice in Wonderland and the Bible, is that Alice in Wonderland was a simple example in this video, meant for the simple mind of a youtuber, while the Bible is the whole "truth", according to many christians. The theories on Interdimensional Travel, mentioned in this video, are of course backed up by scientific facts and calculations. Not fiction.
By means do I wish to spark a religious debate on youtube; there are plenty of those, already.
PestBreed 1 month ago 4
@PestBreed
By no means*
Forgive my typo.
PestBreed 1 month ago
thanks
TheAethere 1 month ago
Your presentation with the piece of paper makes me think of the Meobus strip. What do you think of the universe being a Moebus strip showing its infinity.....sort of...?
Regards,
Jacques
444719abcx 1 month ago
hes like the science teacher you wish you had in high school
friendlycakeasaurus 1 month ago
@friendlycakeasaurus Yes, unfortunately they are not all like him...So interesting and want ing you to learn evermore about science...or physics...or any science...We haven't done anyting with the Moebus strip yet, any idea...?
444719abcx 1 month ago
Anybody else notice how much his voice was cracking in this video?
metalElvalover 1 month ago 78
@metalElvalover I did. Perhaps he was sick!
Gokulsan 1 month ago
@metalElvalover yeah, i think he's drunk....
TheWyatt007 4 weeks ago
@metalElvalover is this the only thing you understood about the video? :p hes just sickly.
jokes aside,
I love this man.
HandofAdal 3 weeks ago
@HandofAdal Jokes aside. Agreed.
metalElvalover 2 weeks ago
@metalElvalover 1:39 LMAO YES.
erik4727 2 weeks ago
Hey, Michio Kaku. I don't know if you will read this but have you scientist ever tried sending something into a black hole? Just think about it what if a black hole, a region of space and time, links different dimensions?
DanteBoy721 1 month ago
Wow. Just imagine how advanced the human race will be in 1000 years, 10000 years! Maybe we never do build a time machine. (Or maybe not because we're not seeing our descendants)
Just IMAGINE the possibilities.
nullrox 1 month ago
@nullrox I'd really be surprised if we even make another 100 years, though. It seems we have enough potential to see what could have been, but alas not enough to actually make it happen.
Let's hope someone else picks up where we'll leave off. The universe deserves an audience that can appreciate its magnificence.
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Fascinating
Michaelkw28 1 month ago
I don't wanna leave my Universe :D
AliPakturk 1 month ago
What if we started all over again at the big bang?
th4n4t0s25 1 month ago
@th4n4t0s25 That might work if our big, cold, dead bubble would collide with another bubble. Then it could be a new big bang with energy once more... right?
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th4n4t0s25 1 month ago
If we went to another universe, the different laws of physics there would almost certainly destroy us. That's what string theory predicts.
Snakepliskinist 1 month ago
1:58 "Think of taking a shitty paper".
MalcolmAkner 1 month ago
Was I just listening to Master Yoda ?
Gundogdogdog 1 month ago 62
@Gundogdogdog Yes, he looks a bit like that Yoda....don't tell him....lol
444719abcx 1 month ago
Well that's just depressing.
TheMightyPnut 1 month ago
So you are telling me Micheal J. Fox didn't really go back in time?
beyondredemption871 1 month ago
Time is man made and not a factor.
Carpathian2010 1 month ago
@Carpathian2010 Every factor is only interpretation of empirics. How less is "time" man made than "particle"?
Mlokokvok 1 month ago
@Carpathian2010 Time is part of this theory to my knowledge. It's the "line" that makes up the 4th Dimension. But time itself is an integral part of both Hawkins and Einstein's theories where space and time are like interwoven fabrics. In any case, you can see time is a part of nature simply by studying satellites. They move so fast that time itself for them is slower than that of us Earthlings.
DarkZerkerX 1 month ago
@DarkZerkerX not completely right, but you are almost there, time is the 4th dimension, its an integral part of relativity theory and the string theory, the universe is space-time, a single unit not 2 different things. satellites are so far away from earth that earth's mass no longer hold any effect on that part of the space-time fabric which they occupy, thus time moves slow if they are low orbit and are moving at 18000km/h and fast if they are in space
sagar246246 1 month ago
@sagar246246 Ah. The space-time being stretched by gravity right?
DarkZerkerX 1 month ago
@DarkZerkerX im not completely sure but i think gravity doesn't effect space-time, but mass does.
sagar246246 1 month ago
@Carpathian2010 time is man made? care to expand that
sagar246246 1 month ago
@Carpathian2010 time is not man-made, seconds-hourhs and so on are man made, like "meters" or "feet", its a way to calculate time. However, time still exist, its the factor that makes it all possible. I could go deeper into what time really is, but it would take far to many comments to only begins to touch the surface of time, I reccomend reading up on physics buddy ;)
MrEliiz 1 month ago
@MrEliiz That first statement doesn’t not make any sense. Time is a tool invented by man to measure distances. There is no great clock tower, which regulates the universe. Of course to justify the big bang theory there would have to be time, but that's a whole different topic.
Carpathian2010 1 month ago
@Carpathian2010 you just said exactly the same thing as I did? lol....
MrEliiz 1 month ago
Did he just use words dimension and universe interchangeably? I hope it was just a rhetorical mistake on his part. We mathematics do not take kindly to misusing well defined terms.
Mlokokvok 1 month ago
Why didnt they teach this in jr high???
skibbieshits 1 month ago
WTF ! I just smoked a bowl and watched this shit, now i'm TRIPPING OUT!!
myemailisgrant 1 month ago
Woah Woah, I thought moving to a new planet would be hard for humans one day but now we may have to travel universes way, way into future, Challenge Accepted
Garrad3 1 month ago
It's so sad I won't live forever and watch the progress of sience and the human race!
123Magick123 1 month ago
@123Magick123 Right? Although at the end of my life, I do hope this will be my only regret.
RolandGridley 1 month ago
Professor Kaku please do cough ;)
chaohlin 1 month ago
hey this is gonna be sound too far fetched, but isnt ghost, spirit, jin or basicly astral creature live on their own universe or world, but somehow they can travel to our world back and forth as they want?..why scientis didnt try comunicate or study about astral world and maybe they have the answers wee all looking for..
swss4rmy 1 month ago
string theory is horseshit
it makes just as much sense as a magical sky wizard snapping his fingers and making everything. quit acting like you fucking know everything kaku. no matter how much you test, how much you theorize, how much bullshit you make up off the top of your head and claim is "supported by einsteins equations" you cant prove shit, your just as bad as the christians and their shit book everything magically written down. we will never know what happened- stop pretending you do
JaCkMiChEaLs0n 1 month ago
@JaCkMiChEaLs0n Who da faq are you anyway? Are you like Einstein's student?
starkk19 1 month ago
@starkk19 im nobody... and so are you... and so is kaku. it doesnt matter how much shit we do- unless we can turn back time we will never no for sure what happen. as far as im concerned people like him who do nothing but write on a chalkboard all day and come up with these crazy abstract unproovable theories and go around spreading it like fact are just as bad as the religious people and their stupid books
JaCkMiChEaLs0n 1 month ago
@JaCkMiChEaLs0n Theories promise no salvation, sorry to make you disappointed.
SamerAjouri 1 month ago
@SamerAjouri neither do books written by people who thought the earth was flat
JaCkMiChEaLs0n 1 month ago
@JaCkMiChEaLs0n come on, the bible and the qoran both promise heavens in the sky, who are we kidding?
SamerAjouri 1 month ago
@SamerAjouri your right that makes so much more sense then science. who arewe to think for ourselves instead of beleiving in magic and zombies. of course we were designed by a man in the sky who is so powerful he has existed forever in a complete paradox of an existance.
forgive my imputence, i should go confess what i have done to a pedophile in a fancy building
JaCkMiChEaLs0n 1 month ago
@JaCkMiChEaLs0n now that was strange!
SamerAjouri 1 month ago
@SamerAjouri lol your fucking nuts. i love it. XD
JaCkMiChEaLs0n 1 month ago
@JaCkMiChEaLs0n I love you, no homo, do you happen to enjoy the musings of Ayn Rand? Serious question.
TheOneandOnlyXIII 1 month ago
@TheOneandOnlyXIII this is my first time hearing of her. just went to wikipedia and looked at her thing for a minute, i dont really like reading novels or playwrites- but objectivism seems interesting, i'll go read the rest of the article on when im done writing later if i have time.
JaCkMiChEaLs0n 1 month ago
@JaCkMiChEaLs0n She is not that great as many people say. Her objectivism is basically just violent opposition to Cold-war era enforced colectivism. She tends to deny global consequences of actions and disregard existence of violence. Still there are many people who follow the cult of ojectivism with zealous fervor. Skepticism 4 Lyfe, bro.
Mlokokvok 1 month ago
@Mlokokvok true. & while i do agree with the basic concept of objectivism i found that most of it was a bit too 'surreal' for my tastes, but still it is all a whole lot better than collectivism. anybody who takes any philosophy, theism, or even theory too seriously is a cult in my book. a good friend of mine was recently brainwashed into a jesus cult and is really bad. pretty much all he does is sit around & read scripture & post about how jesus is the only thing that matters in life.
JaCkMiChEaLs0n 1 month ago
@Mlokokvok i cant really be attributed to any single philosophy, political group, or anti-theism theory- because frankly i dont give enough of a shit to care. arguing politics or religion is pointless, & doesnt matter. im skeptical about everything. when you consider how much bullshit is out there trying to classify yourself into one of them just seems stupid- arrogantly thinking YOU found the right one. sure they probably have a term for what I am, but im not going to go look for it
JaCkMiChEaLs0n 1 month ago
@JaCkMiChEaLs0n That kinda does classify you as skepticist. But I agree that branding is unwarranted in most cases and harmful when it comes to epistemological beliefs.
Mlokokvok 1 month ago
@Mlokokvok Many follow the cult, but she has similar views in some areas to mine. That's one of the main reasons I even bothered to check it out after a buddy of mine said I sounded like her when ranting once. And skepticism for life, no. Skepticism is for those that can't make up their minds one way or another, or are to lazy to do so. Look at the facts and theories, or follow your faith, and make up your mind what you believe. Living in constant indecision just isn't worth it.
TheOneandOnlyXIII 1 month ago
@TheOneandOnlyXIII a lot of people view skepticism or agnosticism as 'people who cant make up their minds' - when in actuality a lot of us are just people who dont buy into either side of the argument. I dont believe in any form of theism, think evolution has it mostly nailed down- but as far as 'the beginning' scientists dont have nearly the evidence to say they 'know' what happened. science isnt perfect- hell we just found out that every textbook on the human brain is wrong!
JaCkMiChEaLs0n 1 month ago
@TheOneandOnlyXIII every philosophy or religion or group has its merits but for a lot of them you have to cherry pick the good bits out. Objectivism has good points, and there are alot of bits that absolutely overlap with my own philosophy- but as you said there is a lot of it that is a bit too extreme. Christianity has some good morals- but most of its just common sense stuff that you shouldnt need to be told in the first place. I believe what I believe- its that simple
JaCkMiChEaLs0n 1 month ago
@TheOneandOnlyXIII philosophy and the like are certainly interesting. regardless of if you agree with them or not, there are certainly bits from each one you can relate to or take to heart- even the most hardcore republican has a couple things theyre liberal on, and vice versa.
people need to quit taking everything so seriously- our religion and philosophy dont matter that much in everyday life, when your at work, or school, or the store- in the end it just doesnt matter.
JaCkMiChEaLs0n 1 month ago