The Universe Has Been Expanding Since the Big Bang. Just Not How We Thought.
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Matt - you’ve been doing these videos for years - your commitment to science communication deserves so much acclaim. My family and I really appreciate your effort.
Goodbye darkness my old friend...
Space Time is one of the best shows produced by PBS - thank you ST team!
17:28 "Even when we think we have the story, we keep asking questions." Man, if more of us had a better relationship with skepticism and uncertainty (just a healthy curiosity, really), then the world would be a much better place.
I defend my PhD thesis on Tuesday and the summary at 11:30 describes what I will spend most of my time talking about. I work in a different area of cosmology but all of the same problems arise.
Thanks for continuing to fill spacetime with more Space Time.
The only channel I regularly comment on, I consider it a public service.
If we rename Dark Matter to Hot Gossip, my nosy AF neighbor can probably get it all figured out.
Somewhere in a solar system far away and in a distant future, aliens hear that there is a species actively culling universes and go on a heroic quest to end them.
I appreciate how clear and direct the calls to action are on this show. I never feel like I'm being tricked or talked down to
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Top Comments (10)
Matt - you’ve been doing these videos for years - your commitment to science communication deserves so much acclaim. My family and I really appreciate your effort.
Goodbye darkness my old friend...
Space Time is one of the best shows produced by PBS - thank you ST team!
17:28 "Even when we think we have the story, we keep asking questions." Man, if more of us had a better relationship with skepticism and uncertainty (just a healthy curiosity, really), then the world would be a much better place.
I defend my PhD thesis on Tuesday and the summary at 11:30 describes what I will spend most of my time talking about. I work in a different area of cosmology but all of the same problems arise.
Thanks for continuing to fill spacetime with more Space Time.
The only channel I regularly comment on, I consider it a public service.
If we rename Dark Matter to Hot Gossip, my nosy AF neighbor can probably get it all figured out.
Somewhere in a solar system far away and in a distant future, aliens hear that there is a species actively culling universes and go on a heroic quest to end them.
I appreciate how clear and direct the calls to action are on this show. I never feel like I'm being tricked or talked down to