We Found Galaxies Too Old for the Universe
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I honestly love it when we detect things in the sky that simply does not agree with our theories and models. What I love even more is that the response is observe, rebuild the hypotheses, then the theories and models based on new data, and test again. True science is so awesome! The three greatest words in any language: I/we don't know.
PBS Space Time is still one of my favorite channels to ever grace YouTube
Last time I was this early, the four fundamental forces were still coupled.
I love PBS always giving a reasoned explanation when headline grabbing is the new normal
Space Time loves Dr. Becky. I mean, we all love Dr. Becky, it's just cool to see science channels giving love to each other.
I love it when trusted science channels shout out other trusted science channels like Dr. Becky. It helps me to figure out which ones are useful and relevant.
The only positive thing I can garner from this channel's tenuous future is knowing they haven't already sold it to Palantir or Blackrock. Thank you PBS.
I have never been let down by an episode of Space Time. Its been my favourite YouTube channel for like 7 years! Thanks to the whole team!
If you see something that by your theory cannot exist, your theory is wrong.
Usually the most obvious answer is the correct one. The universe is older than we think.
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Top Comments (10)
I honestly love it when we detect things in the sky that simply does not agree with our theories and models. What I love even more is that the response is observe, rebuild the hypotheses, then the theories and models based on new data, and test again. True science is so awesome! The three greatest words in any language: I/we don't know.
PBS Space Time is still one of my favorite channels to ever grace YouTube
Last time I was this early, the four fundamental forces were still coupled.
I love PBS always giving a reasoned explanation when headline grabbing is the new normal
Space Time loves Dr. Becky. I mean, we all love Dr. Becky, it's just cool to see science channels giving love to each other.
I love it when trusted science channels shout out other trusted science channels like Dr. Becky. It helps me to figure out which ones are useful and relevant.
The only positive thing I can garner from this channel's tenuous future is knowing they haven't already sold it to Palantir or Blackrock. Thank you PBS.
I have never been let down by an episode of Space Time. Its been my favourite YouTube channel for like 7 years! Thanks to the whole team!
If you see something that by your theory cannot exist, your theory is wrong.
Usually the most obvious answer is the correct one. The universe is older than we think.