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  • we have many different dimensions, so us also has many duplications with different fates but same persons...

  • I wanna live in the renaissance time so bad or in the time of altair from assassins creed

  • just like event horizon.

  • too bad the poor guy is crippled

  • check.it.out!

  • If steven hawking went back to his youth....he'd probably have a couple of beers right off the bat.

  • Stephen Hawkings RULZZZZZZ!!!! :)

  • If I broke a vase in the present and went to the past to stop me, wouldn't my future self have done that already???

  • @narutofan9tf but if ur future self stopped you than there would have been no reason for you to go back in time to stop urself from breaking the vase which would mean that ur future self wouldn't have gone back in time to stop you..so u would have broken the vase...it's probably an endless cycle >.>

  • @Blade025

    yeah I know, it was things like this that kept me up at night it's crazy. So you can never change the past because it would have already been changed... crazy stuff there

  • @Blade025 thats some crazy shit, but i might have an explanation for that. Youre about to break a vase because i guess you feel like it. your future self comes out of nowhere "aye bitch dont do that shit ur gonna get me i mean us in trouble" so you dont. then he goes back into the future and all of these paradoxs start to take place. in the next 20 or so years, you start to look back into the past. Played baseball, jerked off, but you didnt break that vase. you dont need to go back into the past

  • Telephon Booth. Bill and Ted. Nuff Said.

  • you have to travel faster than the speed of light i heard for one. then find some kind of portal.. like a macroverse or a megaverse. something thats gonna open up without will. i dont think its possible.

  • time is an astonomicaly based concept that is very unlikely to travel. unless of course we could find a way to move all the planets in reverse thier original oribit pattern which we bareley understand....

    

  • there is one thing that i'm wondering about if you could travel back in time does it mean that "past" runs parallel to "present" like a parallel universe? and that events in the past keep happening over and over again ? it's just something I can't wrap my head around.

  • @DonBlackStar i think so, it could make someone go crazy seriously, its like if you go back in time and kill your grandfather you will still exist because its a parallel universe

  • I wonder if you can get the soundtrack to this somewhere.

  • this is my 3rd time watching this :D

  • @Jeeyo12345 Same here!

  • steaphan hawkings is my idol

  • i like the R8.

  • Wow, my head exploded.

    Just got mentally headshotted.

  • haha. using Darth Vaders breathing sound on the time traveler.

  • Wow, finally a high quality upload! Thanks!

  • Stephen Hawking is a highly admirable man. I admire him greatly. The way he thinks fascinates me and i watch all his programs religiously.

  • Lol, The Human timelords would be great..

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  • @ThomasVoMusic and it's not just any human voice: it's Benedict Cumberbatch, who also played a young Stephen Hawking in a TV docudrama a few years ago.

  • @zionravescene Oh my! That's very fastinating. Thanks for the info ^__^

    Nonetheless, this program was very captivating :)

  • I love the intro when the voice changed from a computer to a human voice! It's epic!

  • time isn't real it is a perception of space. your life expectancy is a perception of time, which doesn't exist..It is simply a measurement from one point to another.its like saying you are one yard old. Do you understand?

  • time isn't real it is a perception of space.

  • I have been saying for years, that all the UFOs people are seeing is actually humans from the future. I have never herd a scientist or ufologist say this. Am I the only one to think like this, because it makes a lot sense right?

  • @telescoop hahah that would be a good way to spook someone out by changing their calenders and shit lol

  • @billman2002

    Atomic clocks are required because of their accuracy. And they're more fun than a couple of casio wrist watches.

    Time slows down the faster matter travels.

    Fact.

  • @telescoop aangekomen?

  • Who is going to be his legacy?

  • this one shows the futility of human knowledge and powers

  • this is why i became a nerd

  • @kingslave021 Same.

  • @Grog85 yay a fellow nerd

  • Lol 5:30 sounds like Darth Vader

  • Whoa. this shit is like, really, really, really, trippy...

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  • Does anyone know what channel the above come on

  • @12majio Channel 4 saturday nights

  • what channel does this come on?

  • Time travel is impossible, because it breaks certain laws, like two existences in one plane, and if it is possible, why hasnt anyone from the future visited us all this while...

  • @radicalteh You're getting confused with popular sci-fi.

    If you watch the whole documentary you're see how time is not consistent throughout the whole of space. It's not being in two places at once. It's not INSTANT time travel, it still takes TIME to travel through TIME.

    It's about being in one place where time moves slower than the other, and when you move out of the slow-time-moving place, you are now theoretically in the future, as more time has passed in that place than in your place.

  • 1:49

    Wow, Stephen, Its good too see that not even Motor Neuron Disease can stop your labido : )

    Fascinating series though

  • Stephen HoaxKing

  • Wonderful...and complete. Thanks for sharing with us!!

  • I watched the whole program stoned last night. This stuff is too interesting.

  • @DrShakesBALLIN u lucky SOB, Im all dry but this shit seems too f-ing interesting to be delayed until i reload my stashbox! guess i just have 2 see it 2 times lol B-) nice input btw

  • @DrShakesBALLIN and I just loaded my bong!

    hit it up mate!

  • @DrShakesBALLIN im watchin it stoned now,hmmmm

  • as im a atheist i would definitely go meet jesus because im sure he was just a preacher man

  • @SuperYellow1989 what if the real guy was someone else who just used Jesus? Who just said he could do miracles :D. Brainwashing :D.

  • @gpolenik i dnt get what u mean?

  • For most the people in this conversation. Remember one thing: He would beat you at a quiz, but you could beat him in.

  • if at the beginning there was no space outside the big bang ball then which space did the big bang ball expand into after the big bang....an explosion needs extra space.

  • WHERE DID YOU GET THIS ?!?!?!?!

    Please answear :)

  • I WILL BELIEVE IN THE CONCEPT OF TIME WARPS AND WRINKLES ONLY IF SOME ONE CAN PROVE TO ME THAT TIME IS ANYTHING LIKE MATTER...BECAUSE WARPS AND WRINKLES ARE THE PROPERTIES OF MATTER.

  • @dastan313 it's really hard to believe at the begining. Read one of his books and you'll see how he thinks.

  • one of the biggest minds in the history of our planet.

  • @gpolenik if only more humans would think like him.

  • HES A CHRONOGAURD!!!

  • HES A CHRONOGAURD!!!

  • "Check..It.. OUT."

  • of course time travel is possible, just go to jb hi-fi and pick up a flux capacitor. no big deal

  • Good info. Thanks.

  • love seohen hawkings

  • anyone know what the intro music is? it sounds great

  • @firedudejklef I think it's "Into the Universe Main Title" by Sheridan Tongue.

  • @mike213465 k cool

  • I'd also like to point out that I bet if we found life on another earth like planet that went around the sun every 30 days, and if day light was 4 hours and night was 4 hours, they would sleep for 2 hours and be awake for 6 hours. also living a shorter time period then us. The existance of life depends on the night/days and rotation around the sun

  • @BillMan2002

    Just because a planets rotation takes more/less than earth doesn't mean it's possible inhabitants sleep more/less than we do.

    A planets rotations really has nothing to do with a organisms sleeping patterns, Natural predators are what affect sleeping patterns.

  • Also I'd like to point out. I do not live longer when I go 100MPG in a car for long trips. No matter how fast you go, you are always in this time period. Light goes the speed of light, if it time traveled we would not see light. All speed is, is how long it takes to go from Point A to Point B. Living longer is just silly. Fact is when you go faster, it is harder to raise your hand, so that why particles last a tish longer.

  • @BillMan2002 LOL. You really are an idiot.

    Finish watching the documentary before going around acting like you have a Ph.D in Quantum Physics and criticising this great man's life work.

  • @llTomlll

    I did finish watching the documentary, and no where what I say says he is wrong nor right. There is just certain points that bother me about the faster you go, the longer you live. Ever thought it wo uld cause you to die sooner? But the man could be correct as well. But I was nice enough to back up what I was saying with facts.

  • I disagree time moves different depending where your at.

    That statement is not true, as for a watch, it is all about the magnetic backround as one spot is different from another spot that causes a clock to move differently.

    Let say time moved faster in one space then another. You would vanish in front of my eyes and I would never see you again until you found a spot where time moved slower then the time I'm in. So... Hawkings theory isn't true

  • @BillMan2002 So... You should really re-evaluate your understanding of fundamental physics. Space-time sound familiar?

    If this was false, the GPS-system would not work.

  • @Dumass88

    sorry man, the gps system would still work if time doesnt exist. you got to remmember none of it is proven, only evidence to support it. and evidence is not proof.

  • @BillMan2002 Well, I urge you too study a bit more on the subject.

  • @BillMan2002

    I would like to say, why does it have to be an Atomic clock for this expirement to work?

    Really, any clock should work, and it does not..... So that raises questions to my concern.

  • @Dumass88

    May I ask what the understanding is? And isn't it a good thing in the world to think different?

  • @Dumass88

    Also, with what proof behind it is the understanding?

  • @BillMan2002It is proven that time slows down the faster you move.In1975 Professor Carol Allie(University of Maryland)tested Einstein’s theory using two synchronized atomic clocks.Oneclock was loaded on a plane and flown for several hours,while the other clock remained on theground at the airbase.Upon return,the clock on board the plane wasfound to be ever so slightly slower that the one on theground.Thiswas not due to experimental error,and has been repeated numerous times with the same result.

  • and i am free....

    free in my mind

    BAAAAMMMMMMMMM

  • why is he so obsessed with marilyn monroe?

  • @Aphex217Twin maybe because shes was "the" hot chick when he was young?

  • yeah, he's always talking about how he wants to return to his youth, so maybe she reminds him of the good ole days. I also think he wants other people to think he's more human, instead of just a thinking machine in a chair.

  • @Aphex217Twin Stephen Hawking would tell somebody's ass UP in an arguement.

  • can we forget the music in background and all other marketing shit such as stupid animations and others? The less manipulation ("ornament") is the better. For all of us.

  • big bang is just a theory not the truth, all of this is just theory not fact, because he dont' believe in God, science discovered that the world is circle and not flat, but 2700 years ago it was already written in the bible that the earth is circle.

    Isaiah 40: 21-22 It is He who sits above the circle Of the Earth

    Also read the book of Job, he tell us that the earth isn't supported with anything but it is HUNG upon NOTHING. science discovered this just lately but the bible speaks the truth

  • @jovenamago The bible also says that jesus was resurrected :| Not everything you read is true.

  • @jovenamago

    So you are saying that the theory of relativity and other equations are wrong; however, this equations are used on computers and electronics, while the theory of relativity shows us about light time and gravity; however, you are saying that they are partially wrong because of a book written by man. >_> Yeah, I prefer to listen to science rather than bullshit.

  • @jovenamago Science says the earth is spherical, not "circle", so it doesn't matter if the bible said "circle" first, because a circle is different from a sphere, and a circle can be flat as well.

  • I think that we may be able to travel forward in time at some point however i do not believe we would be able to successfully be able to travel back.

  • the Event Horizon created its own worm hole, and we know what happened on-board that ship.

    Liberate Tutemae Ex Inferis (save yourself from hell)

  • Time Travelling is the greatest mysteries this world can know. Who knows, one time in the future we will travel through time itself and then learn more of our ancient ancestors and maybe even our decendants.

  • Even they are successful in implementing time travel, the human race will still be 5 - 10 minutes late, with long commutes, and a dependency on the new technology which eventually become a necessity. And don't forget rush hour and missing the wurm hole subway.

  • @bill76169 hey wers d url of d videos

    

  • 2 people missed the like button

  • can I get the link from where I can download all series of it plz....

  • don't see the future time travelers is we are first inline need to inventa travel plan in order to put things in order someone has to invent, discover, once that has been done, a gesture to change can take place unless it is a universal law what could take place we could have a break on through to the other side, from a free mind full of creative energies flowing non-stop, to grasp the ideas as they filter through memory intact to remember the steps as they come so fast. S. Hawking is our man.

  • this must be the right way to tech science

    by making it interesting^_^

  • his voice ownz, he's microsoft sam!!

  • I'm not being negative but think this: if we have successfully built a time machine in the far far far future, wouldn't it be possible that people in the future travel back to our time? However, we don't see them at all! So, maybe we couldn't build the machine after all ! On the other hand, they're probably hiding somewhere in our world, observing their ancestors (us) :P

  • @newdividethinh im watching you...!!!!

  • @8phatkat8 so you're a future person? Nice to meet you xD

  • It would be so cool to watch this on an imax screen.

  • :O This is on Youtube? I missed an episode and freaked out! XD

  • One view is that time is part of the fundamental structure of the universe, a dimension in which events occur in sequence. Sir I Newton subscribed to this realist view, and hence it is sometimes referred to as Newtonian time. Time travel, in this view, becomes a possibility as other "times" persist like frames of a film strip, spread out across the time line.

  • @arnofourie The opposing view is that time does not refer to any kind of "container" that events and objects "move through", nor to any entity that "flows", but that it is instead part of a fundamental intellectual structure (together with space and number) within which humans sequence and compare events. This second view, in the tradition of Gottfried Leibniz and I Kant, holds that time is neither an event nor a thing, and thus is not itself measurable nor can it be travelled.

  • epic. :)

  • omg!!!!

  • i really loved watching this - what i loved also was the music used in this series especially the end credits music - can any of u guys give me some sort of link where i can download or at least listen to the music used in this series ? - Thanks in advance....

  • where is Sheldon cooper when you need him

  • @Darkseeker109 bazinga!

  • gr8 video ......... but Einstein said that time depends up on the velocity

  • THAT'S SO COOL

  • IF I COULD TIME TRABEL I WOULD GO IN SERCH OF POTATO AND BRING BACK FUTUR POTATO

  • No! Don't bring them back to us! Bring them to Europe during the potato famine! :-).

  • @Kertgaferg  lol

  • To ANYONE who is religious to Einstein's 'theory of relativity' google 'The First Test That Proves General Theory of Relativity Wrong' and click the first link.

  • Hello S.G.,

    I prefer not to use the word "wrong". "Wrong" sounds so absolute, so total. I think you will agree that Einstein's theory is not completely "wrong". His theory, similar to other true scientific theories, I would agree is incomplete, partial, tentative, etc. But if you insist that it is completely "wrong", then I guess you must discard many, if not all, scientific theories. In that case, don't cross a bridge, don't get on a plane, and stop going on the internet!

  • @yr1ntrly I do of course not mean completely wrong, stop going on about that. You have the intelligence to know what i mean.. stop diving around the fact that small parts of the theories behind this can be wrong.. Meaning the basis of time travel is a theory, based on a theory (as the theory of relativity is not a fact) - (Think about it)

  • "Think about it" -- you need to come up with a new line. Anyhow, maybe it is you who needs to "think" about things. I never suggested that relativity as a theory is a fact. And so for you to point that out is not only irrelevant but grossly misleading. Misleading because a scientific theory by itself is not *a fact*, but rather an intellectual framework that seeks to explain, relate, and, if possible, unify *a body of facts*.

  • Furthermore, especially with regard to physics, there are two sides to the concept of a theory -- the physical side and the mathematical side. Broadly speaking, the former is what we know (through observations, measurements, tests, etc); and the latter is what we deduce from what we know (often based on interpretation of mathematical consequences, as well as experimental findings). Our interpretations, of course, can lead us astray; but they can also reveal to us *facts* we did know before.

  • Take, for examples, the ideas of the ether and black holes: both originated from our interpretations of the mathematics, though we originally had no experimental confirmation of either. Of course, as we now know (some may say "believe"), the idea of the ether was just that: an idea. Whereas, black holes are now *facts* about the physical universe we did not know before and now must accept. My point: there is nothing "wrong" with a theory being based on a theory.

  • So for you to discard the idea of time travel because it is based on a "theory" (and not a "fact") is not very compelling. In the end, whatever our interpretations, our conjectures, our theories, even our beliefs, we must confirm them with experiments. Thus, I guess, with regard to time travel, only time can tell (pun intended) :-).

  • @yr1ntrly You are making no sense.. What does this 1600 word reply have to do with what i said? =s

  • It astonishes me that you regard my reply as not having to do with what you said. You said: "Meaning the basis of time travel is a theory, based on a theory (as the theory of relativity is not a fact) - (Think about it)". This implies that you consider basing a theory on another theory is wrong, if not weak. And you went on further, backing your claim up with the asinine statement that a theory is not a fact. I addressed both contention in my reply directly and with historical examples.

  • Anyhow, the frailty of your response shows me you are utterly an intellectual lightweight. I would go as far as calling you a charlatan. Stop pretending to speak about matters you have no idea about. With that said, this will be my last response to you. I am going instead to have some fun with religious morons who do not accept the theory of evolution because, well, among many reasons, according to them it is "just a theory and not a fact" -- hey, that sounds familiar :-). Good day!

  • @yr1ntrly Your attempts to belittle me, i find quite funny. History does not have anything to do with this theory, it has no impact on whether this theory is correct or not. The fact is, this time travel theory is flawed on many fronts, which you may argue with me (better than confusing me with your extended babbles about something not related to the topic)

    So a better question. How does gravity effect time, if it is not a physical thing? - Or a dimension for that matter.

  • @yr1ntrly Also the fact that you are abandoning this discussion to go 'have some fun with religious morons' Indicates that you are nothing but an insolent internet troll. Please have a decent discussion, cut the childish comments and let's have a decent discussion.

  • Another example: the Information Paradox. In the end Susskind showed Hawking was wrong. But he did not do so by some rhetorical acrobatics like "a theory based on a theory" argument against it.  Instead, through years of thinking, which culminated in his publishing a painstakingly detailed physics journal, he was able to show Hawking's mistake. And Hawking, for his part, was humble enough to admit he was wrong. My point: you're not a lone rebel fighting the good fight; stop deluding yourself!

  • @yr1ntrly Just why the hell would i spend years writing a journal to show you that he is wrong?! I do not understand why you want so much information from me!! IF you are interested and not bias, you would look for yourself. I'm not going to do it for you.

  • Also, I read the article you suggested, and I do not see anything damning, other than the provocative title, that says Einstein's theory is "wrong" (in the complete sense, of course). As a matter of fact, the finding maybe suggests an "empiric clue for how to merge together quantum mechanics and general theory of relativity in a single unified theory". What?! I thought Einstein's theory is "wrong" (again, in the complete sense, of course)??!! Hey, two wrongs may after all make a right!!!

  • Time doesn't really exist as we humans like to think of it. We made it up. The universe just IS.

  • @RedRampage55 ROTFL

  • question : there are just 3 episodes of ''into the universe '' ? with stephen hawking ?thx

  • @constantinvicol

    correct

  • @ipunk78 i wished it was incorrect..;)

  • Stephen Hawking is the 12th Doctor :)

  • @qoaa what means the 12th doctor ?

  • @constantinvicol doctor who :)

  • Right there at the last few seconds, looks like a rip off of Stargate almost. Although I don't blame the producers as it is a great example/way to put the image in our minds.

  • @JRM515 and for a few seconds at 00:39 it looks like something from Bill and Ted...problem with something of this nature is its hard to make something truely original that is still obvious with what you are trying to show.

  • There's always the possibility that everything we know is wrong!

  • I dont get it!

  • Young visionary truly inspiring.... If you liked this check out "Kyle Nimmrichter - Time for Change"

  • the 411 operator sounds more human than that old voice. does he not change his voice for recognizability?

    Im am not trying to bash steven, Im just wondering.

  • @defect530 maybe it's his way of saying how little the way we sound matters compared to the way our minds work

  • How can you suggest that there are 'spaces and wrinkles' in time?! Time is not a physical thing, this makes no sense! I watched this video with optimism, but this is a bit of a broad guess.

  • @stephengriifith time may not be physical but it is a dimention and we can squish stuff to make it shorter or longer so maybe in the future we can squish or stretch time. Also gravity controls time. inside a black hole time stops. you cant see anything pass over the event horizon (edge of hole) cause the gravity stops time and the object's clock is going infinatly slower than urs so time travel is possible.

  • @personmaddude Time is not influenced by gravity, you have contradicted yourself!! How can something which is not PHYSICAL be affected by ANYTHING?! And claiming that time stops in a black hole?! Okay this is just silly, i mean good try but you are making little sense.

  • @stephengriifith Everything is constantly moving through time. So, it might be possible for something with a huge amount of gravity to slow down the travel through time, as it is possible to (pretty much) stop travel in the first 3 dimensions.

  • @yerfdog1935 On what basis are you making this suggestion on? Time is not a physical thing. And can't be affected by any force such as gravity. This whole time travel is based on looking at time as a fourth dimension. Which is incorrect, and many scientists would agree that time is not to be seen as a dimension. So, sorry.

  • @stephengriifith You speak as if you knew time wasn't a physical thing... and yet i can't imagine how any physicist can reject Einsteins 4 dimensional spacetime. We have observed the effect gravity has on time with atomic clocks on GPS satellites.. time beats slower on the satellites by 45 microseconds per day due to the speed at which they're traveling, and their distance from the earths surface. This is undeniable proof that the mass of something, does effect the speed at which time beats.

  • @Informinum incorrect. We have observed that gravity affects the movement of the clock, not time itself. Like i said, it is not physical, and you and Stephen Hawkins alike, have made false judgment. Think about it.

  • @stephengriifith I was meant to say faster not slower on my previous comment.. but anyway.. are you suggesting that gravity slows the mechanical function of the clocks on earth down somehow? if so.. how? please explain your theory.. and remember to not include time.

  • Anyhow, I am just playing with you. Just that I find it somewhat comical when anyone who can type goes on the internet saying "this" and "that". I have to wonder have you publish any thing? Written any thing? Go do some thing about what you see as being "wrong"? Oh, you know, similar to a 26-year-old patent clerk once did!

  • @stephengriifith and of couse your as well versed as the greatest scientific mind of our generation.