Sir Martin Rees: Earth in its final century?
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- Опубликовано: 14 апр 2008
- www.ted.com In a taut soliloquy that takes us from the origins of the universe to the last days of a dying sun 6 billion years later, renowned cosmologist Sir Martin Rees explains why the 21st century is a pivotal moment in the history of humanity: the first time in history when we can materially change ourselves and our planet. Stunning imagery of cosmological wonders show us the universe as we know it now. Speaking as "a concerned member of the human race," Rees harkens to the wisdom of Einstein, calling for scientists to act as moral compasses, confronting the coming developments and ensuring our role in "the immense future."
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A story of our demise heading toward us like a freight train, and it starts with a BMW ad.
Even the apocalypse will be sponsored.
Automobiles are incredibly dangerous and polluting things. Like so many other things that are mass produced by humans these days.
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I'll wager that on the day our planet is blown to bits there will be seen on the largest bit a McDonald's and it will be open for business.
Having known Sir Martin for about a decade now, I have never heard (or read) such amazing seriousness. Hi ability to succinctly examine humanity's role in the universe is both honest and pleading; hopeful, yet accepting that humanity's biggest problem is humanity.
Absolutely true, humanity's biggest problem is humanity.
If aliens did exist they wouldn't touch us with a bargepole ( or whatever the alien equivalent is)
We kill each other & are destroying our own planet.
Just look up? these weird }CLOUD FORMATIONS{ NOWADAYS??????
Does he hold any religious beliefs? If he does, then he is part of the problem. All of the misery in the world is due to gangs who promise eternal life to their members ... and kill those who refuse to join. Ironic, eh?
@@dennisadmiraal3415 what weird cloud formations? Do u mean chem trails or something else?I'm very curious
Sounds like a know it all douche to me
As George Carlin said many years ago -
The earth isn't going away anytime soon .............. WE ARE
It bothers me when people say "save the planet". Earth has been a molten rock, and a frozen ball. Maybe it will one day be a baren wasteland, but it will still be. Shouldn't it be about saving humanity?
Yep, I dont want all our children to perish but maybe the planet could do with us not being here anymore lol.
@@rainsmith6138 yes exactly. This young 16 year old Swedish girl about to sail into some climate change seminar when she should be 'sorting' herself out instead. If everyone focussed on themselves first the planet would be saved as a by product perhaps
@@rainsmith6138 why? humanity is a cancer and needs to go away, ASAP!
@@rhinegun3482 life will endure, it has done so long before us and it will long after us. Humanity has not been the first thing to lead about a change on this Earth and it won't be the last. We have been given an opportunity for life. With that life we have potential for great progress as well as great destruction. It will be our destination we find though, if we choose that path. If life is just a fluke we have the potential to seed the universe. If life is an inevitability we have little to worry about. I think the human experiment is worth considering, and so does evolution. For now. Maybe our destination is inevitable, everything runs it's course eventually. But just like every lifeform, we'll fight to hold on.
Humans are the so-called crowning achievement of Earth's evolution, but they've let me down, often cruelly.
We are not the endpoint or top of evolution. That is a misconception. Humans are just one branch on the tree of life
Also: don't blame other people for your unhappiness
If this dream ends, there’s a never ending number of other dreams awaiting us.
We obviously don’t know very much about this universe or how it came into being. But I find the enormous size of the only universe we can see to be comforting.
I appreciate Sir Rees's presentation. It inspires me. Learning to live a grounded life with great curiosity, joy, creativity, self-expression, connection with others and immersed in nature as much as possible, living simply and giving myself adequate self-care.
What my empty nesting and divorce in 2014 allowed me in downsizing allowed my life to relish my own life and attention in my belief systems that are at hand in their presence and to get a unlimited amount of attention and loving in a calming and enjoyable manner that is very COLOURFUL and very simple to be PART of if the end comes my carbon footprint will be hobbit sized just me and my colourful cat who I've been able to insight into my super sized life with 1 rule that is silliness COMES FIRST AND TGE MORE RANDOM ACTS OF SILLINESS I CAN INTERACT IN AND MY CAT TOO MEANS THE GREATER THE DAY WE'VE HAD AND WE KNOW OUR SLUMBERS WILL BE PERFECT BY THE TIME WE STOP TICKLING BACK AND FORTH .....AT 61 IM READY FOR WHAT EVER EVENTS AHEAD TURN INTO ADVENTURES
Brilliant ...! One of those TED talks that warrant watching more than once.
If you can't appreciate this ,am afraid you do not have a heart and feelings to emulate great work.This is fantastic!!
I really enjoyed that talk, extremely lucid in its content and full of simple logic, no complex equations or rhetoric! Great!
I liked the jest about the American Bible belt, or was that a quip? Of course Albert E. regretted signing those two letters to FDR, and our tax dollars secretly went to building a bigger boom-boom. And the USSR plotted on mostly alone to fight the Hun for us. But wait! We've only blown up a little over 1,000 nuclear weapons, lots of them into our precious atmosphere what did the holy Einstein say about nuclear waste? This is three years before Fukushima I realize but Fukushima is a game changer. What does Mr. Rees have to say about Glowball human self absorption of the nuclear Pandora's box?
I have to say your logic is simple and neither you or that speaker are lucid!
I must admit that in my lifetime I've learned and understand (up to some point) from many different scientists about evolution, nuclear fusion (sorry, I was only 14 years old) , the Big Bang (for which I probably know how it started), worm holes, black holes, dark matter, dark energy, and much more.
In primary school when we where tested (through some form of IQ test) the school told my parents that I must have cheated someway as my results where way beyond the maximum expectation. So I had to redo the test with many teachers watching me as the only student in a room to make sure I did not cheat. As I was never prepared for any form of IQ test, I currently scored a few points lower due to being nervous, however still far beyond what was expected from a "standard student".
At my current age of 52 I've never heard of Sir Martin Rees. That is up until now, August 2019.
And I can say: "what a brilliant man!" I want to know more about him, what he does, who he is, what his major is. And so forth.
Whomever read this far, I encourage to do the same, and discover this , but also many other scientists. It enlightens your brain, your knowledge, your freedom. Don't constrict your brain with suffocation religion.
Enjoy life. Drink a beer, because in heaven ain't no beer. (Not that I believe in any form of afterlife ;-)
there was no big bang,its just an easy way out,.the universe has been here forever.we have alien dna,science is a lie.yopur life leaning ,is a lie.the truth is hidden from all of us.the smithsonian,the vatican,all gov,s,all religion,is a lie.you think your smart,but you only know what they want you to know.gold is not precious,its plentyfull,but our forefathers,ask an american indian who,our forefathers were......used it as we do now for protection,curcuits,ect.we mined it for them.all over the world.this is why we think its precious.religion has a lot to explain.smoke & mirrors,half truths,fear of god,.why doers it cost so much for education,it should be every humans right to advance as far as they want,not by money.we are kept slaves.as allways we have been...enki,enlil....as to beer,try sapporo..good drop..japan..
oh yeh,i forgot,over 60.ish..sodem & gemmorah,NUKED.& other places..nuke wars in india.recorded,radiation 15 ft under the ground,in jungles.nuked..we now have nuke plants,only for the weapons,not the power.the world had its own free power grid,tesla re discovered it.
@@phantomwalker8251 Harry, have you been drinking? Your words make no sense.
How exactly do you cheat on an IQ test?
@@bitemethehardest I didn't. The school lured me into the test without any preparation. On the first results they did believe I cheated, but how could I, I had no idea there would be an IQ test. After a chat with my parents I had to redo the test, me in one classroom with four teachers watching me constantly. That made me a bit nervous, so I scored about 2 points lower. That was when I was 12.
In those days I stopped asking questions to teachers, as they could not answer my questions, so I resorted to books from a university library and I started to create my own hypnotizes of nuclear physics and quantum mechanics. When I sent a letter to a nuclear fusion laboratory with questions (before the internet started) I was invited by some professor working there to discuss the matter. On arrival He believed it was a joke that a 14 year old kid showed up, but I convinced him in less than two minutes I was serious.
So; no I did not cheat on my IQ test.
At 2:50 he says that those stars probably don't have planets, but that was 10 billion light years ago. Today they probably look completely different... it's just that the light hasn't reach us yet... and they are probably so far away that the light from those systems may never reach us because we are travelling away from them... things a certain distance from us are not worth wasting time over, because they will never affect us.. let us work more on what lies a head and how we can prepare for that and make the future better for our planet and all the wonderful life that lives on it... and if we need to get ready to live somewhere else at some time in the future... lets start working towards that now..
Just a thought...
But the light that is just reaching us IS our point of "now", nothing is faster than light
A pretty good summation.
Steve Parkinson 🐣
Very enjoyable to watch,everytime I've watched it.He is an amazing man.
I kept looking at his nose and physique. The guy needs to eat a hamburger.
@@AsttoScott He is serious about his health and heart. No extraneous weights. Skinny Is Best. Sugar is illness.
Damn that British accent making him sound so clever. Question: How can I think about concepts that he is discussing without my brain exploding? Amazing stuff!
Hofstadter has a nice american accent, try him :)
That's just what clever sounds like. I could show you a ton of British voices that sound absolutely think as planks!
In order for humanity to change from a destructive to a benign influence on the Earth a fundamental shift in consciousness will need to occur. A fundamental change from a fear and lack based consciousness to a love and abundance based consciousness. Fortunately this is what our Creator has planned to occur.
Only seeing this now,thanks for posting.
Love the rumpled professorial look. Especially those trouser cuffs. For what its worth: the wild card for humanity has always been, and will always be, the optimism, ingenuity, and courage of the young. Humanity's back is against the wall, once again, and in past crisis', the young have found ways and means to escape calamity. Let us hope, for the sake of our endangered specie, and all earthly life, that they will rise to this challenge as well. It's something to hope for. And hope is about all we got left..........
Have you seen the kids these days? We are so screwed it ain't even funny. And they think it's funny and cute. We're doomed
The notion that we will always find a way to weasel out of our own collective stupidity, just because we have thus far, is not as sensible as it might seem. It is not unlikely that the scale of the problems we have created for ourselves is insurmountable. Technology and optimism will not always and forever be capable of solving every calamity we create, simply because it has in the past.
We continually dig deeper and deeper holes for ourselves, always with the trust that our cleverness and resourcefulness will save the day. But at this point technology might not provide us with a ladder big enough to climb out of this abyss, it might just give us nothing but more shovels.
Never fear though! The Elon Musks of this world will solve it by allowing us to escape to Mars! A world a thousand times more desolate than Earth even if we spend another thousand years destroying our own habitat here!
@@johnmoates5709 standing on guard for thee
but first a fossil fueled folly advert from BMW
Broke My Wallet.
You a complete idiot?
and my bank just notified me they are now called chemical bank of bla bla bla
Comment by Monica: now that was funny! But oil isn’t fossil fuel it is abiotic.
@@davidwoodruff1897 Is it not fossil fuel because it origins from fossils?
Sir Martin Rees...
To explore the outer cosmos.. We need to explore the the inner cosmos....
Man is a microcosm....
Who am I..
I am not the body, I am not the mind... I am not the thought...
Ancient Indian and Chinese techniques for self exploration..
Space, time and matter are only derived from our sensory world...
But the soul is beyond...
The soul is primordial energy...
The omnipresent, omnipotent...
Element.....
Space and time... Even matter do not exit..
We all need self exploration
Best of Luck
You're right. Only consiousness is for real.
Radha Krishna I AM my body,
I AM my mind,
I AM my thoughts,
I AM alive in time and space,
A spiritual being having a material experience,
That’s why I’m here and now!
Ur not wrong..history according to the Queen...here is the truth, ruclips.net/video/25N-J2hp1ik/видео.html
Wow you said that very nicely...couldnt agree more and I wish I practiced that more ...I need more self discovery
There is nothing more pleasing to the ear than the voice of reason and intelligence, ...a rare gift to humanity!
"Hello god, are you there still?"
"No?.....Guess we (some of us!) have moved on from your bronze-aged bullshit"
Sir Martin may have meant to say "years", but it would not be wrong to say "I've been travelling hundreds of miles to get here". I think we can let this pass :)
when do these 1000 people show up in Monterey?!? this is brilliant
Wow, this was here since 2008. Holy crap.
So? The info is outdated. And the dude is probably 6 feet under by now.
@@stephenthompson5413 no , check wiki
Sir Martin is a good educator. Loved this talk.
A real treat to get to hear this lecture!
This is one of my favourite RUclips videos. When I first saw this years ago, I wrote to Professor Rees and amazingly he replied very kindly.
Is this one of the very first TED talk videos? I’m too lazy to do a search!
This was a great speech. I wish Carl Sagan could've taken part in such an awe inspiring event.
"... Except in the American Bible belt..." Ha! That part had me rolling! Good show sir! Great lecture!
CurbsideUnderwood
What a threatening story follow it at your own peril
"worried member of a Human race" to jednak trochę więcej niż po prostu "zaniepokojony człowiek" - choć przyznać trzeba siłę w tej prostocie :-) dziękuję za waszą pracę!
cant help but admire these type of people with amazing minds . My school days were spent jumping over the fence and going to the beach .
Your time was far better spent
Sir Martin Rees, 2008. He saw it all so to speak, commercial/related brain implants now just on the horizon. Who knows what new worlds of changes that will introduce.
The Chinese have already been CRISPERing Human and Primate DNA trying to turn back the Clock.
Jeezz I’m glad I came here, I never knew all this before and I’m still none the wiser ?
The greatest beatnik cosmologist (although he aged a bit)
He has a great look for Doctor Who
I've never heard of Sir Martin Rees until this video, and the capture pics I've seen before I clicked on this video, didn't do him good, I admit. But This "Dochter Who" - as you claim - seems to know much more that you and I (and most probably, many more people) combined together. I think that deserves some kind of respect.
Yes, and he does not need much makeup too....
I was gunna say he kinda looks like smithers from the Simpson's
Mr burns**
Technically speaking, that 'look' is termed 'vulpine'. Not a good look if one wishes to be believed.
We'll all be fine as long as this fella can find his Flux Capacitor.
Yes. He looks like an old cartoon character on the Simpsons.
@@PeopleHealthTru You look like Sans Serif.
I respect him. He clearly stated that 'I am going to speculate from now on'. That is true - the Multiverse for example is just a philosophical idea and not even a scientific hypothesis as there is no test to prove or disprove any attribute of it.
I can tell you sat in on a few lectures with Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle.
Best speach I heard in my life.
How do you tell from here what is taking place so far away?
Crazy little thing called science.
@@theobserver9131 Real dumb, like science has those answers.
Humanities biggest problem is Humanity ... /
the middle class is unfortunately for our entire species all too willing to do absolutely anything for any regime as evidenced globally and through all history. And the middle class is administrating our entire species to the ecological abyss.
There is a common factor there.
Humanities biggest problem is Inhumanity.
We are the disease and the cure. Unfortunately the cures always seem to lose out to short-sighted greed.
WOW, can I put that on a bumper sticker. Then burn my car for making it worthless?
Only those parts of humanity that represent the four references of existence; the super wealthy investors, the productive workers, the perpetually super poor and those captured by dreams in the narrow transition. zones.
When Man Will Become Immortal only then man Can Explore Whole Universe
What if we are immortal already and our parts wear out.. then we get new ones!
Our SOULS are immortal.
@@strings-n-keys People don't have a soul, like monkeys dogs and cats, an immortal soul means it existed even before birth, a body is meaningless, how do I know a grandfather's soul?
@@vazi8627 Yes, that`s exactly what it means.....our souls existed even before birth.
Julia Walker proof
What a joy to listen to Sir Martin Rees. Not only does he say interesting things, he says it in poetry
My question: is the temperature of our sun stable, or do suns increase or decrease in intensity through their life...which makes sense.
Could this be responsible for part of our own climate change?
Depends on what time scale you look at it. But If the time you're interested in is in the thousands or millions, than yes, the Sun's temperature has been increasing and will continue to do so. However, the most reputable and valid studies show that the sun is not contributing to climate change in any significant way.
I know that when I die, the universe ceases to exist.
Agree. In our lives alone does nature live.
The earth (a big rock) will be fine.
The living things that survive & thrive on it may change.
AMEN
@@chuckmurphy4948 lmao
hey, we can make a religion out of this
How many rocks have you found in your life time that were liquid filled with a thin outside?
@@AsttoScott phl.upr.edu/projects/habitable-exoplanets-catalog
A true talk by an eminent astrologist. Anybody listening to the end may have their eyes opened, others may not understand, others it will be what they already know such as me. The human race in astrological time has been around for 5 minutes, we should be proud of what we have achieved apart from the bad stuff such as war. Anybody who likes to think of travel to the future as Martin Reese say’s would be surprised at what has happened to reshape humans if we have not destroyed ourselves which is also possible. My thought is what would existence be then?
The parallel realities or dimensions he talks about have been known to exist for millennia - they have usually been called spiritual realms or the astral realms or heavens and hells and so on. For some reason it is taking scientists a long to time to figure out the connection between their physical theories that predict parallel realities and the historical records about the parallel realms in every human culture that has ever existed that we know of.
What a humbling concept - that beings 6 billion years in the future could be as different from us as we are from bacteria. We might even be immaterial by then - maybe digitised wireless personalities. Nothing quite like a cone and a bit of existential speculation.
How can you date the universe?
Misleading title.
Agreed.
I guess that makes three of us. I was expecting.... more than a few sentences on the subject matter related through the title.
misleading name for a bot "openminded skeptic" (sKeptic spelled wrong)
iMeMySelf - no , both c & k are correct.
We're suppose to conclude we'll be evolving into large grasshopper morphs to survive the toxic sludge of the industrial/nuclear relativity revolution.
Well trained and intelligent scientists are crippled by the false reality within which they live.
Well said.
Thank you, Sir Martin.
I know, he makes so serious it becomes silly.
TED - The most annoying intro when listening on headphones
hi how are you? are you still on YT?
No, it’s good now, your headphones aren’t new as now
This is what the Indian Vedas have
always claimed, Martin Rees: that
there are a countless number of
universes.
They are constantly being reborn and
decaying. And here we speak
expressly of universes and not of
galaxies.
And that this metacycle is a perpetual
one, say the Vedas, forever.
There's nothing about ancient peep-holes that gave them some greater insight or intellect than anyone today. They simply engaged in the use of powerful hallucinogenics which have demonstrated can give you NDE type of experiences. There's nothing new here.
@Heindrich etc - quite correct. Thousands of years of the ancient wisdom and further. Chaldean era and further back in the mists of time when Gods were little more than men and visits from other dimensions to nudge and guide the fledgling human race including warriors 10 ft tall and blacker than ebony...... Madam Blavatsky did a great job of interpreting the Bahagavad Gita. The western and other recent eastern religions tend to ignore what you mention, but the great 4th level eastern teachers of Vedic traditions eg Nisargadartta Maharaj and Ramana Maharshi on occasion did discuss the cyclic coming and going of universes. Modern man his sheer arrogance and the frittering scientific mind is so sure of itself and it’s relentless indoctrination of short term ignorance and dismissal of the ancient wisdom that it’s like observing noisy children in a sandpit building sandcastles. But never mind. Nothing a good visit to an Observatory one fine evening, wouldn’t cure. There’s nothing better for the restoration of wonder. And childlike wonder is a cure in and of itself.. Apols for the ramble but this is one of those days. YT can be a blessing
@@TheFossie12 I read the German translations
by Armin Risi. He takes the translation of
the Vedic texts from Sanskrit into English
by Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada for
his interpretations. I like your contribution.
People who make disparaging comments about this eminent man's appearance don't belong on here.
Undergrad worship? or looking for higher marks from your hero?
@@lukeharwood2464 What a ridiculous and puerile response. Drongo.
@@lukeharwood2464 Asshat
The thing that's always annoyed me is the penchant of cosmologists and astrophysicists to use the present tense when describing the universe.
It seems to me that when you're relying on light that's been travelling for billions of years, everything you observe is an ancient historical event.
For instance, they still talk about galactic collision NCG 2207 as if it's an event that's happening now and will continue to happen for the next few million years. When in fact what the Hubble photographed happened 80 million years ago and the collision was probably over when the dinosaurs still walked this planet.
They are using the "anthropocentric" principle. Events that happened zillions of years ago light years away don't happen here until "our" time. Kind of like our time zones. Something in NY happens 12 hours "later" in Hong Kong, for example.
Something that happens in New York happens at exactly the same instant no matter where in the world you are.
If you watch film of it later you are watching the past and it should be explained as such.
When they say the universe is expanding at an accelerating rate they are using present tense to describe an event the evidence for which may be hundreds of millions or billions of years out of date.
In fact the universe could be contracting but humanity will never live to see it.
Astrophysicists are essentially historians describing the past. None of the objects they observe are actually in the locations they observe them in and many may have creased to exist billions of years ago.
@@Domesticated_Ape . If I agreed with you we'd be talking about two different things. An instant in time is the same anywhere in the universe but I think you're talking about how we interact with that instant.
No. Your's is a philosophical point - mine deals with reality.
If you map the universe based on what you can see now, the map would have no basis in reality. Nothing we see in the night sky is where it is when we see it.
What we're doing is taking a picture of a speeding train and then showing someone the picture two days later and telling them that this is proof the train in that position when it's actually a thousand miles from that position by the time you showed them the picture.
When people say the universe is expanding and that the expansion is accelerating they are talking about historical data that in some cases is billions of years old.
In fact we don't know whether the universe is expanding. All we know is that it was.
The example I gave was of NCG 2207. It's said to be 80 million light years away.
Hubble took a picture of the two galaxies colliding and astronomers said that the collision would be going on for about 3 million more years, which is not true because the light we are seeing is 80 million years old. So the collision was over when the dinosaurs still roamed our planet.
Even when we look at the other side of our own galaxy we are looking at a picture of how it was 100,000 years ago.
Einsteins relativity isn't relevant. We supposedly know how far away something is so we know how long light took to get here so what we're looking at is an historical event.
I fail to see how astrophysicists can say the universe is expanding at an accelerated rate when the data they are using can be billions of years out of date. Plus the fact that two galaxies can collide means the expansion isn't uniform because one galaxy must have been travelling faster than the other in order for them to catch up to each other.
Excellent presentation . Brilliant man and a fine speaker.
I now am closer to understanding "the big bang theory" excellent presentation!
Whatever
PT Barnum was right!
Earth will be fine. Humanity will face possible consequences.
bruce bromberg Mother Earth will fix what we have walked in an trashed. Yes, we will be going out with the trash in many areas. Disaster, Famine, lack of water. So, let’s hope there is a rapture and skip the destruction.
What interests me is that it took half the lifespan of our sun just to bring life on earth to the point of "intelligence" and fitful starts to space travel. How can one then so easily and assuredly *assume* that life on earth, or indeed anywhere in our universe, has the time needed to become truly intelligent and spacefaring? And the earth's life is *only* about 1/4 of the *entire* age of our *universe* - so how likely is it actually that significantly more advanced alien life has evolved somewhere within our light cone?
14:50 - 15:00 4.5 billion years old? is the Earth the same age as the sun? as you stated earlier on in this video
If I am not mistaken the earth is around 300 million years younger than the sun which doesn't affect the 4.5 billion years figure since a billion is a thousand millions
I`v heard many other scientists and astronomers state earth is 10 billion years old or 12 billion or 15 billion.they just throw huge figures around when talking about time and distances knowing the general public can`t or coulde`nt be bothered verifying it.
@@mygoditsfullofstars9148 the problem is that the tv scientists still bandy this misinformation about. Hubbles? range was extended to 75 billion light years more sight. Alledgedly. There's no way of knowing Earths age. How many times has the crust been recycled through Tectonic Induction and volcanic action?
off the top of my head was it Dr McCoy who said My God it's full of stars? if not it's from 2001 A space odyssey.
@@richtmason3792 Interesting.The first time I heard it was in 2001 but I must look up Star Trek and see if its there.
He looks aerodynamic
Your comment was 9 months ago. I'm curious. Has your general perspective evolved in any way worth noting ?
todd prifogle not really
@@toddprifogle7381 i see what your doing.
@@toddprifogle7381 trying to ack as a annunaki in disguise as by asking questions that make no sense yet sounding smart. Unless you are annunaki but then why youtube unless you wanna check in. But why? Considering its only 2 years and you could probably time travel.
@@tuxedo_monkey8805 Do your parents know you are on the internet again ?
Bet it's not, the safe bet for quantum reality is that everything is the creation of our own perception and that by ignoring probability you find a universe of unpredictability and that being so, any conclusion is the right one or the wrong one it makes no difference because with multidimensional reality suggests it's right somewhere at sometime
True that! I always say... "If or not Everett's many worlds persist they exist if only in the mind in that they can be quantified"
It's rather exciting to me because I'm under the impression that quantum computers (should we ever get those working right) maybe able to take that understanding and some starting data {like the collective knowledge of mankind, thank you internet} to begin charting it's position in the potentials of time. At least it should be able to find what questions need asked and answered to fill in the data necessary to make that calculation with a known margin of error...
Serious food for thought, perhaps the planet has been the scene of more remarkable events and advancements only handled better in past slithers of time. If the timeline is only half way and we refrain from fucking our selves and the planet 🌍 we may have a chance yet!
I love the beginning comment? We don’t know what bangs or why it banged ?
"Now I am become Death, the destroyer of worlds."
Oppenheimer's sentiment after the first nuclear test (ouch).
And the Kali Yuga is ending.
@@SoberParty Yes.
@@SoberParty Mythological horseshit.
@@SoberParty Yuga and Kali are two opposite notions!
You will have to take that up with those of the East. Please explain that to them I am sure they will apreciate it. Better to remain silent then remove all doubt sir.
If you only new the magnificence of the 3,6 and 9 then you would have a key to the universe [Nikola Tesla]
If a 6 turned out to be 9, I don't mind, I don't mind............
suggest his book :
Just Six Numbers: The Deep Forces That Shape the Universe, 1999; ISBN 0-297-84297-8
.. makes other earth-like worlds look pretty improbable, the reason for the large size and age of the universe .. improved the odds of us appearing.
don cahooti yes a great book, ive read it a couple of times
In 2008 this was a question. In Mid 2019 ... this is a serious worry.
I'm going to ride off into the sunset....I don't know about you.
Earth doesn't need us to survive & endured much worse then us, we need earth
This rambling video cured my insomnia brilliantly.
hahaha
Father Dinosaur to his children - "Look kids, those are human fossils. They were searching for multiverses and multi-dimensions. They got kicked out of this 3 dimensional space. They are now in 11th dimension, pondering over who they are? Are they mind? Are they body? Are they soul?"
The ancient people understood a lot more than we realize, since many cultures saw the Orouboros as a symbol of creation.
They also didn't understand a lot more than they understood; they thought that gods threw lightening bolts, sacrificing virgins caused crops to be bountiful, and that demons caused disease - too name a few examples.
If you believe that house flies could evolve into Tyrannosaurus Rex, you have absolutely no grasp of the evolution theory and should make an attempt to research the matter before dismissing it.
Quite impressively presented. Understandable to the common person, entertaining and informative.
I'd buy him an Eggroll. ; )
where did they get thid guy?
nice art work - where can i submit mine?
I really like your logo art work.....I think I will take it. I name "cube-swastika in three"
It's struck me in the past ten or so years that mans' general elementary thought (thus far, we seem not far advanced - we hope for thousands more years without nuclear decimation or blind over use of resources to environment-breakdown) cannot grasp infinity. Even astronomers like our friend in this video, cosmologists, physicists, cannot comfortably understand that there is no beginning or end to 'time', that there is no beginning or end to 'cubic area'. Thus a host star, fostering a Goldilocks zone planet aging for 10 billion years, say, in an aftermath of (if the theory of big bang is even partially accurate), is of no chemilurgic significance, we are just a chemical reaction, an electro glazing for a nanomoment - we don't mean anything. we are just we, a fizz, a eyeblink effervescence. of no meaning or purport, in dimensional existence meaning nothing, in a soup of infinite matter, and infinite empty cubic area sharing, too, no 'all', as that word connotes a beginning and and end.
we are the finite ones - in a cradle and bath of infinity.
+Ka Bong no "beginning to time". You know how I know you don't understand reality??? Einstein from exactly 100 years ago called, he want's Newtonian fan-boys to stop prank-calling him.
you use so many long words to say nothing. youre not as smart as you think
It is part of the holistic theory of the universe, that spacetime and gravity are emergent.
So that would mean that there is a beginning to what we experience as time.
In at least this bubble we are in, the amount of matter is not infinite.
There is something you might call the bit, the smallest amount of 'information': the Planck scale.
Even black holes grow in size when they absorb other 'information'.
Information is not lost. It does not mysteriously disappear.
On top of that, it is the black hole's surface area which grows proportional to the absorbed information.
Besides a law of conservation of energy, there now also seems to exist,
a law of conservation of information
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I have noticed that old people tend to believe in catastrophic events
Paul Gerek / You think so, genius? And I believe that all young punks are marxists since you all worship demoncrats and liberals
@ferkemall Valid point of course but not to forget, and I am 72 , that our knowledge becomes obsolete instantly. The old and wise seems almost sarcastic now.
@@MkBl-ll5zp I am delighted to find the angry anti-liberal like myself. I normally reply in such style to them. The point of curiosity is though why I - person who left USSR in 1975 and have personal disgust with anything 'commie' would be calle the one???
Some have lived through catastrophic events. However, a discussion that begins with Darwin and the big bang and those faked airbrush NASA pictures is kind of heading in the wrong direction
Old men know more.......
there is a unified theorie ... from nassim haramein... he combinded sciene and spirirtuality togetter.
A singularity by it's nature causes temporal distortion. The accumulated mass of all singularities creates an Einstein-Rosen bridge with the output at the big bang. More of a hydra than an oroboros.
Sir Martin Rees is the man.............his insight is great and humorous at the same time...........
At last one guy saying the red spheres are a universe next to ours
13:25 - unless some other forces keeps us, Earthlings, in their hugging grip...
I didn't quite understand why that patch of galaxies he used as an example wasn't believed to includes stars with _planets_ around them. Was he saying they are significantly younger galaxies than our own?
3:06 trad fr : silicium, pas silicone.
domsau2 - silicon , dopey.
End of the world? Short answer no. Long answer nope... its a big rock and will be a big rock long after us
world = age of man. World DOES NOT Earth. Do your homework.
@@earthcomedy noun
1.
the earth, together with all of its countries and peoples.
"he was doing his bit to save the world"
synonyms: earth, globe, planet, sphere
"he travelled the world with the army"
Get bent
@@richard-gn3es www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/world
Middle English, from Old English woruld human existence, this world, age (akin to Old High German weralt age, world); akin to Old English wer man, eald old - more at virile, old
@@earthcomedy I appreciate a person that knows how to define words so as to always win an argument. I also am never wrong.
@@thomasmaughan4798 :) Wasn't an argument..just a clarification. But the meaning of words is in the eye of the beholder! Just as true/false, good/evil, good/bad...beautiful / ugly, etc... victors write the history books. But what if there are no victors in the "end".... just cause & effect!
this video is in 2005, but the quality is like it was in 1970
Wow , that picture of titan was incredible
When you pose a question without prefixing with “is” it’s really a statement. Your not supposed to question, he’s telling you.
What you could call a “loaded question”.
Didn’t bother to watch.
No kidding I don't think this freemason has your best interest in mind thru those lies his aim is to keep you from God.
No kidding ? I don't think this Mason has your best interest in mind thru those lies his aim is to keep you from God
YAHUAH our father ! you are correct about the origins of the word God it isn't favorable and not what one would
expect to be rooted in paganism ...
@Peter Filipou sorry for the insight, lol
@PeterF - and then there’s the concept that we are but chips or sparks resonating irradiated by the Solar Logos; part of the Solar Logoi. And much deeper still eventually to the ‘Absolute’ the great ‘Oneness’ beyond all names who in due course withdraws his creative-will from his Creation whereupon it goes into long Pralaya and rest......Then eventually, all consciousness that became sufficiently aware of itself is elevated to the next dimensional mansion in eternity- those whose conscious light remained the same are provided with a new but unfamiliar world where they must start again from. Nothing eternal can be lost but there is a wailing and a gnashing of teeth and desperate loneliness and wasted eons. But as they say, time is an illusion in eternity. Such is the mercy of the Absolute. How’s that for a concept?
Stimulating talk by a great scientist of our era.
Brilliant !!!
Excellent. He's a wonderfully engaging speaker, able to take the very long view. A pessimist? I see him as giving the human race warnings that we ignore at our peril.
Hey it's Montgomery Burns from The Simpsons
Jens Christian Kaltoft Thanks! Couldn't think where I had seen him!
Only if you are the Police Chief Wiggins and only report what you think you saw. Listen to his words...
Excellent...Smithers
Doh! Homer is notthat bwhat u really think . Is that the only critique, u have for this eminently far superior being. ?... yes, I I imagine it is and all u will ever havenij your cell
.l.llesss brain. I actually feel sorry 4 u..
Jens Christian Kaltoft LOL he is stuck in one place .
Human beings are simply pawns in a great game played by alien minds.
Sir Fred Hoyle 1971.
We are the Soap Opera for the Watchers, or Godz if you like. This is what they did 4 Billion Years Ago when they ditched Cable.
Please do not quote that crackpot; he thought that germs (and humans) came from outer space.
There seems to be a problem relating to the simulation starting at 3.39 in the video. The simulation shows a huge cloud of gas and dust which under the action of gravity moves together to form galaxies. The simulation at 3 billion years shows mostly gas and dust with some evidence of galaxy formation. This seems completely in disagreement with the deep space image of galaxies at distances of up to 10 billion light years with no evidence of any remaining gas and dust.
I am convinced that Sir Fred Hoyle was right when he concluded that galaxies form as isolated islands in space.
www.academia.edu/5009126/The_evolution_of_the_universe
Richard
Plenty of dust, as I understand it. Check out Suspicious Observers on RUclips, on the electrical universe and no dark matter.
@@paulthomas963 I didn’t know that. I think of Halton Arp as a great observation astronomer but I do not agree with his theoretical cosmology. Richard
Dinosaurs were around just over 100,000,000 years on Earth. (Jurassic ~56MYrs / Cretaceous ~80MYrs. ) and Humans, in our most distant guesses, likely only go back 100,000. Perhaps only 30-50,000 in our current form.
Just something to think about.
@earth ocean Huh, i'm not sure if i just didn't submit or if Google deleted it / held the comment. None the less I had missed the point regardless, you were referring to Nuclear weapons.
Perhaps so... unless you read the Vedic scriptures regarding thermonuclear spear weapons lol
the earth will be here aeons after this guy is gone
the world will last for ever , humans won't last very long
Also nothing lasts forever, not even universe..
***** Not toasts but it will dissolve in nothingness..
World will NOT last forever! In approx. 1 BILLION years the Earth will be an uninhabitable desert. In approx. 5 BILLION years the SUN will become a RED GIANT and Earth ( along with Mercury, Venus and Mars) will be destroyed. Better start looking for a NEW HOME ( and a way to get there)
This a very critical time we live in. The chances of a nuclear holocaust are very real. Nothing can survive it.
But if we can come to understand the severity of our present situation, and that the crazy, radical despots of the world, I e, Kim Jong un, refrain from blowing us all up, it's possible we may continue to evolved into a radically different type of sentient beings unlike our present selves. I refer to beings composed of metal and plastic, or perhaps some other type of material not yet developed. In order to withstand the rigors of outer space, we, by necessity will become other than flesh and bone. Also, our lifetime in our present form is too limited when traveling to other star systems, where we may "seed" a suitable planet with our DNA and those of other organic living things. Whether we survive our self-induced extinction depends on how fast we can develop machines capable of saving ourselves from ourselves.
The planet will exist until the sun goes Red Giant from consuming almost all of its hydrogen by fusion to helium. It is indeed absurd for humans to fret about slightly used nuclear fuel one percent being the supposedly deadly plutonium, half of which it will take 24 thousand years to emit helium nuclei as "radioactive decay",
It is more useful to ask whether there is any decent moral excuse for allowing our global numbers to go from about 3,250 million in 1962, to >7,500 million today. There is also the reckless burning of fossil carbon, changing the content of the atmosphere much faster than at the time of the most recent mass extinction.
Respect man.. empressive.
Wonder if Covid 19 was once such door that was accidentally/intentionally opened ?