Why There’s A Universe At All
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Top Comments (10)
i understood 10% of this and i'm so interested! I can only imagine the happiness of people that can understand 100% of these infos!
3:45 I wasn't ready to meet Neilos Degrássios Tyssonides
For anyone wondering, the study in question can be accessed for free from Nature and is titled “Observation of charge–parity symmetry breaking in baryon decays“ (StarTalk, please list sources in description. We are curious people)
Why do YOU think something exists instead of nothing?
if the aliens are smart enough to tunnel from their "anti-matter" universe to ours, they're gonna know to toss something at you, too.
i still think our universe is a molecule inside a giant jellyfish
Ending the video with "and that's what's up with that!" was hilarious after explaining very complex subatomic particle physics
Neil, when the universe got started, 14 billion years ago, we were all there, standing shoulder to shoulder, atom to atom.
10:50 Neil casually mentions murdering an alien, for no other reason than scientific curiosity. Lol. Great message!
I understood nothing. But immensely enjoyed and jumped with excitement.
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Top Comments (10)
i understood 10% of this and i'm so interested! I can only imagine the happiness of people that can understand 100% of these infos!
3:45 I wasn't ready to meet Neilos Degrássios Tyssonides
For anyone wondering, the study in question can be accessed for free from Nature and is titled “Observation of charge–parity symmetry breaking in baryon decays“ (StarTalk, please list sources in description. We are curious people)
Why do YOU think something exists instead of nothing?
if the aliens are smart enough to tunnel from their "anti-matter" universe to ours, they're gonna know to toss something at you, too.
i still think our universe is a molecule inside a giant jellyfish
Ending the video with "and that's what's up with that!" was hilarious after explaining very complex subatomic particle physics
Neil, when the universe got started, 14 billion years ago, we were all there, standing shoulder to shoulder, atom to atom.
10:50 Neil casually mentions murdering an alien, for no other reason than scientific curiosity. Lol. Great message!
I understood nothing. But immensely enjoyed and jumped with excitement.