What If Space is NOT Empty?
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Nothing makes me happier than finding a new episode while winding down body before sleep. This channel is pure bliss. Also Matt is a fantastic narrator ❤️
You know you've been watching spacetime for a while when you know who Wheeler, Feynman, Thorne and Everett are and what their contributions were to physics. 6 years ago, I would have had no clue.
PBS is one of the reasons I decided to study physics, currently struggling with classical mechanics, but I won’t give up, the goal is a PhD in physics, thank you for keeping up curious ❤️ Edit: I have passed the module, I’m now doing a physics and pure maths double major for my final year, next update will be graduation. Thank you for all the positive messages.❤️ 2nd edit: I have now finished my undergrad physics degree and I am graduating this year 🥹 3rd edit: I am now in we call an “honours year” for physics in my country. My research project is in organic solar cells and we’re trying to increase the power conversion efficiency using tri metallic nano spheres. Dreams do come true.
Great content on a very complicated subject. Matt is a fantastic communicator. thank you PBS for supporting and producing this content.
This show is such a gift. It strikes that perfect balance of technical details and concepts while not totally abandoning those who don't work in the field.
The analogy of foamy spacetime also serves to explain what I mean when I answer with "nothing" to a "what are you thinking about?" question. A bunch of virtual thoughts and anti-thoughts, altering the geometry of my mindspace. The fluctuations are there if you look close enough, but from a broader perspective it looks perfectly level. In other words: *no thoughts; head empty*
that ocean surface analogy was fantastically presented.. thank you pbs space-time team ❤
this show is such a great contribution to science education and humanity, you take us on the ride of modern physics without needing us to do the math I apprentice your choice of words that convey the innate uncertainty of all scientific theories while recognizing all the work that went into our current understandings It's just a perfect channel and I wanted to thank you for your service
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Top Comments (10)
PBS Space Time reminds me how much I want to keep learning.
This comment section is not empty
Nothing makes me happier than finding a new episode while winding down body before sleep. This channel is pure bliss. Also Matt is a fantastic narrator ❤️
You know you've been watching spacetime for a while when you know who Wheeler, Feynman, Thorne and Everett are and what their contributions were to physics. 6 years ago, I would have had no clue.
PBS is one of the reasons I decided to study physics, currently struggling with classical mechanics, but I won’t give up, the goal is a PhD in physics, thank you for keeping up curious ❤️ Edit: I have passed the module, I’m now doing a physics and pure maths double major for my final year, next update will be graduation. Thank you for all the positive messages.❤️ 2nd edit: I have now finished my undergrad physics degree and I am graduating this year 🥹 3rd edit: I am now in we call an “honours year” for physics in my country. My research project is in organic solar cells and we’re trying to increase the power conversion efficiency using tri metallic nano spheres. Dreams do come true.
Great content on a very complicated subject. Matt is a fantastic communicator. thank you PBS for supporting and producing this content.
This show is such a gift. It strikes that perfect balance of technical details and concepts while not totally abandoning those who don't work in the field.
The analogy of foamy spacetime also serves to explain what I mean when I answer with "nothing" to a "what are you thinking about?" question. A bunch of virtual thoughts and anti-thoughts, altering the geometry of my mindspace. The fluctuations are there if you look close enough, but from a broader perspective it looks perfectly level. In other words: *no thoughts; head empty*
that ocean surface analogy was fantastically presented.. thank you pbs space-time team ❤
this show is such a great contribution to science education and humanity, you take us on the ride of modern physics without needing us to do the math I apprentice your choice of words that convey the innate uncertainty of all scientific theories while recognizing all the work that went into our current understandings It's just a perfect channel and I wanted to thank you for your service