The Universe Itself Might Be Hiding the Gravity Particle From Us
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Top Comments (10)
I feel like we're missing the really obvious trick of leaving a Graviton's favorite food under a propped-up box and waiting.
"well that sucks." Is probably the most understated reaction possible to your experiment collapsing into a blackhole
10:40 Gotta love it when physicists say: "Once we build the 3 light year diameter collider, we then get to the real challenge."
Yes teacher. My homework exists, but the universe prevents you from detecting it.
10:30 the final boss of "just one more accelerator bro"
I miss the Q&A from older episodes. Sometimes they were pretty funny. For me it was a reason to watch all the way to the end, and a reminder if I missed an episode.
Maybe the real gravitons were the friends we detected along the way
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Every time I hear about gravitons, I feel like I'm being asked to believe in an invisible unicorn or a flying spaghetti monster.
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Top Comments (10)
I feel like we're missing the really obvious trick of leaving a Graviton's favorite food under a propped-up box and waiting.
"well that sucks." Is probably the most understated reaction possible to your experiment collapsing into a blackhole
10:40 Gotta love it when physicists say: "Once we build the 3 light year diameter collider, we then get to the real challenge."
Yes teacher. My homework exists, but the universe prevents you from detecting it.
10:30 the final boss of "just one more accelerator bro"
I miss the Q&A from older episodes. Sometimes they were pretty funny. For me it was a reason to watch all the way to the end, and a reminder if I missed an episode.
Maybe the real gravitons were the friends we detected along the way
Head to https://brilliant.org/Spacetime/ to start learning for free for 30 days. Plus, our viewers get 20% off an annual Premium subscription for unlimited daily access to everything Brilliant has to offer.
Wow, this video sure does make me want to engage. It should probably be served to more users
Every time I hear about gravitons, I feel like I'm being asked to believe in an invisible unicorn or a flying spaghetti monster.