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I'm not asking you to like this or any other video I create about Elon Musk. These videos are purely informational for those who might not be familiar with the topic.

I'm not asking you to like this or any other video I create about Elon Musk. These videos are purely informational for those who might not be familiar with the topic.

Was not expecting the explanation to make it seem an even more insane achievement 😂

Venturi tunnel= fake sound.

Modern f1 cars sound like Lawnmowers.

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Finally a video that tells the truth ! Thank God !

There will be no warning . Most likely they will set off an EMP first then boooommm. God said a false peace and safety then a sudden destruction on Babylon America

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Interesting video covering concepts already known but, "The Role of Angular Momentum in Gravity" I really don't see where this was addressed in any way?

Thanks mad dragon for sharing this idealisms movement

First comment 😂😂😂

If you find this video interesting, you may enjoy watching, Could There Be Life on Jupiter's Moon? | Solar System | BBC Earth Science

only if you believe red shift is not intrinsic to galactic nuclei.

Recommended viewing: Gravitational Waves & the Einstein telescope - with Gideon Koekoek The Royal Institution.

If you find this video interesting, I suggest looking up the Mandelbrot set. It's an elegant demonstration of mathematical visuals.

This is an epic mind bender I never realized how different scales or size can change your whole world. Just the idea that size might change dimensions inside dimensions sounds crazy but it breaks my brain sounding right after this. Cool man! Thank U!

Before anyone else feels compelled to attack my intelligence, I urge you to understand the basics of a hypothesis. A hypothesis is a proposed explanation for a phenomenon that can be tested and supported or refuted with evidence. It's a tentative answer to a research question that's based on existing knowledge and theories. If you want a detailed explanation, by all means... Look it up.

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Scale is not another dimension. Scale is comprised of x,y,z dimensions, you genius.

I was just the right amount of stoned to watch this, thank you

Who's to Blame?: Blaming the Internet or any upgrades to it is the same as blaming a machine that is operated or programmed by a human. If someone uses a firearm in a crime, we don't blame the firearm, same goes for a vehicle used in a robbery. The responsibility lies upon the individual or individuals that are in control. If it's automated, it's on the users that attacked the security and the systems security designer. (Even if they are not held liable in court.) Protect Your Information: Reliance on internet security and a lack of offline storage are significant vulnerabilities. Trusting solely in online systems can expose data to hacking, breaches, and other cyber threats, making offline storage a critical component of a more secure data management strategy. By maintaining offline backups, you protect valuable data from being compromised by network-based attacks or outages, ensuring that essential information remains accessible and intact even in the face of potential online security failures. It's a reminder that while digital advancements are incredibly convenient, they require balanced safeguards to maintain security and resilience. Guard your personal information: It's not always possible to cover all of your bases, it's not always necessary to have "the best" either. Find one with a good reputation. Thank you for joining us at Mad Dragon, we hope you have enjoyed the video and found it informative, insightful and helpful in safely and securely navigating the world wide web.

bro the real problem is you are showing watermark and as well as Ai tool you have used 🙄🙄

how do you find what you are looking for when the thing you are looking for is what you are using to look?

Dude WTH where you been ?

I believe the misconception about our existence held by the masses is holding mankind back. While we have achieved significant milestones, such as overcoming the speed of sound, our accelerated learning has led us to question the validity of concepts like Moore's law. We have solid theories about how things happen, but when it comes to the endpoints, they fizzle out. We are obviously close to understanding the universe, but life seems to be like a Rubik's cube that cannot be solved... so far. Many people believe that we live on Earth, but in fact, we live inside of it... inside its atmosphere. Many people want to travel into space and explore the cosmos, but they don't realize that all they have to do is go outside and look up at night or, depending on their location, when it's dark. Many people who live on the equator believe that everybody experiences night and day, whereas those born at one of the poles may never believe that there is a 24-hour day. Finding the truth is tiresome.

I imagine the intense gravity of a singularity breaks the fabric of space and leaves a scar behind for us to witness. The singularity exists in what we understand is the future

Me: Can a black hole form without a singularity? Chat GPT: Theoretically, it's possible. Some speculative theories propose alternatives to the singularity, suggesting objects like "fuzzballs" or "gravastars" as the end result of gravitational collapse. However, these ideas are still highly theoretical and haven't been empirically confirmed. "Fuzzballs" and "gravastars" are speculative concepts proposed as alternatives to the singularity at the center of a black hole. Fuzzballs suggest that instead of a singularity, the core of a black hole could be a densely packed, highly energetic ball of strings or other exotic matter. Gravastars propose that within the event horizon, a black hole could transition into a different phase of matter, possibly a "star" made of exotic material that balances gravitational collapse with repulsive forces, preventing the formation of a singularity. Me: This is why I like the cyclical model better than the Big bang. Chat GPT: Both ideas aim to resolve some of the paradoxes and conundrums posed by the classical singularity model of black holes, but they remain speculative and haven't been confirmed by observation or experimental evidence. Chat GPT: The cyclical model offers an intriguing alternative to the traditional Big Bang theory. In this model, the universe undergoes endless cycles of expansion and contraction, avoiding the need for a singular starting point. It can potentially address issues like the origin of the universe and the nature of time. However, like any cosmological model, the cyclical model has its own challenges and unanswered questions. For instance, it requires mechanisms to explain how the universe transitions from contraction to expansion and vice versa without violating physical laws. Overall, it's a fascinating concept that adds depth to our understanding of the cosmos, but it also requires further exploration and evidence to be widely accepted. Me: Physical laws like a diesel engine? A process that is done without the need of spark or heat source other than expansion and contraction. Chat GPT: In the context of the cyclical model, the idea of a "cosmic engine" that drives the cycles of expansion and contraction without the need for external ignition sources is indeed intriguing. It suggests a self-sustaining mechanism where the universe's own dynamics fuel its successive phases. Conceptually, this can be likened to a diesel engine, which relies on the compression of fuel-air mixture within the cylinders to initiate combustion without the need for an external spark. Similarly, the cyclical model posits that the universe's gravitational forces could drive the compression and expansion phases, perpetuating the cycle without requiring an external trigger. While the analogy is helpful for conceptualization, it's important to note that the mechanisms governing the universe's dynamics are vastly more complex than those of a diesel engine. The cyclical model remains a subject of ongoing research and debate in cosmology, with scientists exploring various theoretical frameworks to better understand the nature of cosmic cycles. Me: Yes, but the applied mechanics makes the concept more realistic than a big bang theory. Chat GPT: Certainly, the cyclical model's reliance on applied mechanics, akin to familiar processes like those found in a diesel engine, can make it more intuitively appealing to some than the Big Bang theory. By grounding cosmological concepts in principles of mechanics and cyclic processes, it can provide a tangible framework for understanding the universe's evolution. Moreover, the cyclical model offers an alternative narrative to the sudden and singular event of the Big Bang, which some find more conceptually satisfying. It suggests a continuous and eternal nature to the universe, with cycles of expansion and contraction replacing the notion of a one-time cosmic birth. While the cyclical model presents an intriguing perspective, it's essential to acknowledge that both it and the Big Bang theory are scientific hypotheses subject to scrutiny, refinement, and testing. Ultimately, the validity of any cosmological model hinges on its ability to align with empirical observations and predictive capabilities.