Feynman: Take the world from another point of view (3/4)

Richard Feynman: Take the world from another point of view

Part 3 of 4

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[MadaxeMunkeee]

Omg he said "lightyears old" noooooooo

[8JSimo]

lol, "millions of light-years old" 4:53

[JacobusCT]

he DID say that he doesn't know the names of things.

[0myjoe]

4 people who watched this don't like the pleasure of finding things out.

[bjankuloski]

Well, a year is a year, it's just that the distance is much greater because light covers it so fast :))

[Matthew Waswo]

That could be a technically true statement, couldn't it? From our frame of reference the galaxies could be millions of light years away, meaning that in terms of the time it takes for light to travel in an Earth year * (millions) = millions of years. It just a unit of measurement.

[Mark Carey]

the plasma physicists now think the redshifts of quasars are actually intrinsic...they might actually be new galaxies being born - which is like hoyle's continuous creation theory reborn

[Ryan Wilson]

I wish he were able to explain LHC findings.

[xjaskix]

*PHEW*, it wasn't Feynman who said that. you scared me, comment from a year ago.

[justonium]

He also said "where particles exist for only a million millionth of a second."

[cdpang]

Just goes to show you that he thinks in four dimensions. Spacetime is probably just one thing to him.