Brian Greene!!!! When I was in college, after years of hating reading (because of a negative school experiences), Elegant Universe was the first book I ever read on purpose. It set me on a path to learning about string theory, learning to think critically, discovering Neil deGrasse Tyson, Richard Dawkins, Steven Hawkings, reading Einstein's papers on relativity, diving into quantum space theory, and so much more. Not that you'll ever see this, but thank you!
@@coleenlane2312 My family barely tolerate my trivia. Luckily my cousin actually seems to be interested in the videos I recommend him, and he seems to remember the content, so there's hope for him yet.
im like zero in mathematics and zero in physics. but this show is my favorite Ever. you make it too easy to understand. I love astronomy. be safe. love from ALGERIA
Same here except for mama tysons episode. I think the mid level astrophysics isn't evolving fast enough for new content to be available so other fields need to interact to make interesting happen.
I really gotta say this, thank you Neil for letting us all see the the world from the cosmic perspective. Your work has completely changed the way I perceive literally everything and helped me find something true and beautiful to hang on to. Instead of looking at the tips of my shoes, I now look up in the sky, and as the classic goes - said no more counting dollars, I'll be counting stars. Thanks a lot
well the amount of stars you can count really depends upon how much light your eyes can collect. also, note many of the lights in the sky are entire galaxies. so you're probably going to be counting your entire life. ...oh yeah and don't forget to count the sun, everyone always forgets it.
You guys are a match made in heaven. Would love to see Brian on the show more often. And of course chuck ties it all together. This is my favorite startalk episode hands down
Star Talks should be at least one hour and a half, there are a lot of questions to ask, and should be more time to awnser the questions. This is the best content in the internet.
@@growwor He says, "like an overloading phaser," a sound processor filtering the sound so much that you can no longer identify the original input sound. See here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phaser_(effect).
I'm studying for be a teacher of mathematics. Here in Brazil don't have talks like that, the things about math is so limited and the people don't have access knowledge. Thanks for the videos, Is an inspiration
This has to be one of the best episodes of Startalk in recent memory. I love the chemistry you 3 have and would love to see Brian on the show more often.
I am such a fan of Brian Greene!!! I was so incredibly depressed after moving to a new city and Brian’s “Fabric of the Cosmos” special was all that kept me going. Knowing that the scientific understanding was more than I’d initially understood really opened my mind to the wonders of reality
I absolutely love this show. The dynamics is perfect and despite the length of the show, it keeps you interested until the end. Now, I must also say(and that's because I really hearing Neil's talks), I find his habit of stopping the others from speaking in order to insert himself, unproductive and not nice. I really love the man, and as a man he is not perfect of course, but I wish he will read this comment and act upon it. I have watched over 50 of his interviews, shows(all the Cosmos series), etc... and I have noticed that in almost all the shows where someone else is involved in the show. I will still watch your shows though. I cannot live without them :-) Thank you for inspiring me and everyone who could have given more interest to science had they have a teacher like you in school. You are BRILLIANT and this Startalk show in particular is outstanding. All my students are hooked now thanks to me. (I am language teacher).
I loved this episode on Star Talk!! Very interesting 🤔 and speaking 🗣️ of very universal unanswered questions... Really hope to see Brian Green again in this podcast! Cause I truly enjoyed it 😁👏👌💯
My life's dream has always been to have a career in theoretical physics, astronomy or cosmology but, despite being able to have deep, mind-bending discussions about the nature of the universe, mathematics and I are not friends and never have been. Listening to scientists discuss the universe is like poetry to my ears.
“Brain knows almost all of the astrophysics that I know and I only know some of the physics that he knows, so he can take my physics to new places” What a gracious and humble thing to say about a colleague, great to see/hear…especially coming from someone who a lot of people view as the absolute final boss of all things physics, lol. Love these guys.
PLEASE do a tour of your office. I'd love to get a better look at your collection of books, globes, the doll, everything and the stories on how you acquired them. I am addicted to you and your teaching style. Your shows are out of this world. 🙂 Chuck Nice is an awesome cohost. Much love from Canada 🇨🇦
This has to have been the funniest, most informative, and most thought-provoking podcast I've ever listened to xD Neil, Chuck you guys just made another consistent listener. This is about to be the best way for me to survive the quarantine!
I hate the fact that some things they talk about are difficult for me to understand so I have to pause, sometimes search definitions and do a tiny bit of research I hate to admit. I love the feeling of being angry at how much I dont know so this makes me read, and watch you guys much more. Once you dive into this world its like you just have to keep digging and im happy to do it. Watching you all makes it more fun to explore for me. Thanks for the hard work.
Don't be angry, be humbled. As a species we haven't even scratched the surface of what there is to discover in the universe, personally I find comfort in the uncertainty. Ignorance can still be bliss if you think bigger.
Also the fact that they have a lot of things going on outside of RUclips and their time and brain power is extremely valuable means they don't have hours to pour into answering questions
Akshat Pathrikar Congratulations Akshat! Could tou tell me where to find star talk updates about upcoming Cosmic queries so that I can ask a question too?
Fantastic Episode!! 40:09 best moment on the show. It was like watching particles coming together to say "HELLO, I'M HERE" Keep up the great content!! Also, Congratulations on reaching the 1million subscribers.
Time/distance and entanglement are mutually exclusive as superposition precludes acceleration needed to calculate the time and distance function. That's why, in my humble amateur opinion, we need a dual membrane electromagnetic field with an antimatter half that doesn't have a time function and this 3-brane produces entanglement through strings that are paired with matter strings to form 1 to 3 aspect ratio tori that we call gravitons. The circuit or conduction tensor formed in the torus keeps these strings from annihilating as does the conduction tensor holding graviton clusters together, (looks like a barbell). Time just renders these antimatter strings to a recessive manifestation in the graviton and in the subsequently more complex structures incorporating gravitons. These structures can synchronize wave functions that when they reach zero, allow transport through the antimatter 3-brane. Gravity is just the electromagnetic and fluid dynamics processes applied to the flow of graviton and graviton clusters around and through Standard Model particles when time applies on our 4-brane. The clusters are actually gluons that were formed en mass during the GUT Epoch and are continually formed in SM particle cores. These gluons/clusters act like a dipole gas subject to condensation via Feshbach resonance and BCS field effect, and this condensate is formed in the electromagnetic field of galaxies as dark matter that is scattered by cosmic rays. The dipole gas is spin and charge coupled on the surface of leptons and baryons to form the Higgs field operating as an electromagnetic rectenna generating space-time viscosity as it captures the momentum of gravitons and clusters flying through the field, (ruclips.net/video/EVbdbVhzcM4/видео.html&t=288 , the secondary torus represents the Higgs boson terminating/reversing Higgs field flow). The gas is also the working fluid for a gravitational propulsion system operating as an “ion thruster” through the core of the leptons and baryons. Dark energy is just the increase in quantum friction of the propulsion system in barren space where the Higgs field drags the particle backwards toward even less dense space because the propulsion system no longer counteracts the Higgs field generated momentum from the low density gravity flux emanating from the center of the universe. The gluons also form the structure of the SM particles when fused together in rings under activation energy with four graviton clusters forming leptons, six graviton gluons forming nucleus shells and eight graviton clusters forming nucleon shells with each modular element absorbing the strings from the distal gravitons into the linear conduction tensor forming the core of the structural ring. Neutrinos are one of the rings from a lepton that can oscillate because of the triple density string structure in the ring core.
I don’t really know much about Brian Greene but he did a wonderful job as a guest! Made me really like him! Also Chuck and Neil were great hosts as well.
A few of my favorite recurring guests like Green and Charles Liu make me rewind so much I end up basically watching the episode twice 😂 and I thank you for that! 🙏
Thank you Neil, Chuck and Brian. I have now ordered the book in my language (Dutch) and have it delivered to my son, who studies aerodynamic technology (he is building planes for some reason) and he doesn't know its coming. I'd love to see the look on his face when it arrives :-) You guys have a truly great show! Thanks again.
I have a background in computer engineering so I have intermediate knowledge of physics and calculus. So, I thoroughly enjoy listening to Neil, Brian, Michio, Alan, Stephen, Leonard, Janna, Carl, etc.
I love Brian. One of the top communicators in science and promoters of it. First he rocking the early Einstein look. Cool. My hero too. Great show. Ty.
@@ZeroOskul you continue to state this, and yet, I have not seen a single link to any credible sources that back up your claim. Why bother making a claim that you refuse to back up with actual evidence, actual data, actual facts?
I would pay to be in the presence of these 2 geniuses and be able to ask questions. wow! what a great show. Brian and Neil are so interesting to watch. Cant get enough of the amazing universe
I love this episode! Brian is so smart and so kind sharing his scientific thoughts on the questions from the general audience! And the talk back-and-forth between these guys is just so entertaining!
Yeah he's brilliant, I've watched a couple of podcasts with him and he was talking about this stuff for over 2 hours. Everything he said was really interesting, I've got really into listening about this stuff since corona virus started and I've been stuck at home.
48 minutes is wayyyy too short for this.. I mean, it's 3am and I gotta sleep but really, if this episode was 5 hours long... I'd still be watching, and getting up late to go to the football tomorrow.. and you know what, I'd be okay with that. Bring back Brian and make this 6x longer, dammit ;) I paused watching Episode 4 of Picard Season 2 for this :D
Wish I had people who knew this stuff and would dive deep on these topics ...even the basic stuff! Everyone seems to just walk around living their life not knowing or caring about these big questions and even more the actual mind blowing answers we have found out that are facts! MORE PEOPLE should know this stuff and care,cheers to all the people in these comment section who thrive to be in a world that is so misunderstanding to the average person and never getting any chances to release all this information with someone without getting a boring not interested weird crazy look or not even get that chance you are not alone!
The elegant universe I started to read in highschool and finished it in college and informed so much of how I see the universe. It's GREAT to hear him speak!
It's such a treat to hear from these two greats sitting together and discoursing on such a profound and mindblowing topic. My mind expands to new horizon each time I hear you guys. Thanks.👌👍
Great show. I will certainly be checking out the book. I did want to comment on a few points. 1st, as Neil suggests at the end, Brian Greene would be a welcome mind on the show more often. Second, I do understand there are worldly restrictions to the shows time but you and your guests always seem to be pressed for time and therefore rush many thoughts. I could be wrong but I believe I speak for many fans when I say we are in no hurry to get to the end of these educational conversations. Perhaps occasionally there could be an unregulated show in which everyone gets to revisit conversations or just have the time to discuss in detail all of the thoughts without being rush. You all do have schedules of your own to keep but it does seem that there is so much more everyone is willing to share and explain. I myself do not have peers in which to have these kind of talks so these moments are as close as I get to sharing my interest in the science of the world we live in.
WOW! Mr. Neil degrass Tyson is so very brilliant. I love hearing speak about anything. If you have a tough question he always has a precise answer. He ought to be in every school Across the Nation, is so we'd have a vastly different population always seeking more knowledge never having their thirst quenched
the way i see what brian said about the repairing spacetime, i imagine spacetime as like a bunch of bubbles where the bubbles are all next to eachother connected technically and one in the middle popping would make a hole but the surrounding area almost immediately fills in/repairs the hole. it seems plausible to me
No, because bubbles have a fix amount of particles inside it, and therefore the other bubbles would thin out to refill that space. What Brian suggest if that the space it will recreate it self from nothing to repair itself, without losing any other space that is already in existence. Two different concepts.
zerooskul it’s a possibility, Neil never said it’s BS.. what is your deal? The fact we don’t even know what space consist of and it can easily be something we can’t even currently grasp, is as possible as anything else we can think of space currently not being occupied by the current known matter we can grasp. Are you mad because you can’t think at a higher level and feel so small? There are scary thoughts out there that others won’t be able to live with and go crazy.
This episode was so great guys, thank you! It was wonderful just watching the panel kicking back & having a conversation, forgetting at times that there were running a show. For those that haven't seen, look up The Science of Storytelling (Neil & Brian are on that panel as well).
Wow! My favorites together. Love it. I'm saving this one to watch again later. By the way, your sponsor , The Great Courses Online is awesome and well worth the time and money.
You can look up the experiments that prove we have no free will to a certain extent but I still think we do have some free will in a macro level. like choosing a degree or a career path. but when it comes to deciding if you want McDonald's for lunch, then that's possibly different.
Han South You can argue that the future not only exists but is also finished for any particle that has crossed over the event horizon of any black hole that is massive enough. (to our perspective, that particle basically cubes to a standstill and we are now catching up to its time.)
@@EmpyreanLightASMR i certainly believe the psychological assertion that we have parts of us without free will.... But in physics, determinism is the axiom not the proof. Its all still philosophy! If you set out your field of "hard science" is essentially "to find the clockwork in the universe" then it looks clockwork. Except it looks random sometimes, which isnt free will either its a whim of dice.
The fact they deliver science in the context of 3 friends casually coming together and having fun is brilliant on so many level
I agree! It's refreshing and very pleasant!
actually Neil doesn't agree with Brian but still respects him
I would rather watch CGI film from NASA 😆
This was a maniac (Greene) with a wide audience, being corrected and reprimanded by a Scientist (Tyson).
This kind of setting makes learning new things a delight.
Brian Greene!!!! When I was in college, after years of hating reading (because of a negative school experiences), Elegant Universe was the first book I ever read on purpose. It set me on a path to learning about string theory, learning to think critically, discovering Neil deGrasse Tyson, Richard Dawkins, Steven Hawkings, reading Einstein's papers on relativity, diving into quantum space theory, and so much more. Not that you'll ever see this, but thank you!
Only if learning would have been this much fun and enthusiasticly driven back in the days when I could have changed my life to prosperity.
@@RobiFilth You can still change your life to prosperity. Go for it!
My girlfriend gets mad when I tell her all the facts I learn from watching these
@@coleenlane2312 My family barely tolerate my trivia. Luckily my cousin actually seems to be interested in the videos I recommend him, and he seems to remember the content, so there's hope for him yet.
@@coleenlane2312 i can relate to that
My favourite part of StarTalk is that 10% of the show is everyone just laughing at all the awesome. It makes me smile ✨💫
KayleeBrowncoat Chuck is a legend
More like 15%. It makes the show so enjoyable
Go watch comedy then. These weak scientists are clowns.
im like zero in mathematics and zero in physics. but this show is my favorite Ever. you make it too easy to understand. I love astronomy.
be safe. love from ALGERIA
Do you love shrooms as well?? Also how do you like algeria? :)
thought you said "love from ALGEBRA"
Free Diugh SAME
You wish his was your teacher/professional growing up i know I do!
Love from Australia kenza
This was the most thought provoking Episode I've seen in awhile. Great show guys. Please get together again soon.
Same here except for mama tysons episode. I think the mid level astrophysics isn't evolving fast enough for new content to be available so other fields need to interact to make interesting happen.
I couldn't agree more. Been watching star talk for a while and that was definitely the most engaging and thought provoking episode.
Did you notice that Greene kept lying and making up nonsense and Tyson kept correcting him?
That is because Greene is a charlatan.
I recommend you listen to two years ago shows also, on the StarTalk website.
Think I learned something here 🤔 educational and definitely not a waste of my time
What a joy! Make Mr Greene a permanent member of the team. The three of you rock. ❤❤❤❤
I really gotta say this, thank you Neil for letting us all see the the world from the cosmic perspective. Your work has completely changed the way I perceive literally everything and helped me find something true and beautiful to hang on to. Instead of looking at the tips of my shoes, I now look up in the sky, and as the classic goes - said no more counting dollars, I'll be counting stars. Thanks a lot
S0 say all of us! 1 trillian %
trillion
well the amount of stars you can count really depends upon how much light your eyes can collect. also, note many of the lights in the sky are entire galaxies. so you're probably going to be counting your entire life.
...oh yeah and don't forget to count the sun, everyone always forgets it.
I can tell from his eyes he is suffering inside for selling his soul.
@@robmcilheney1657 One Trisha MacMillan Percent?
Let's give Chuck Nice credit. He has really progressed in co-hosting this science series, and keeps things ON TRACK. Well done Chuck. I thank you.
My GOODNESS, I love how Brian Greene doesn't even bat an eye with some of these questions. It's INSANE
Such an experienced teacher, he has probably heard similar questions thousands of times.
Words might be without meaning....sooooo
You guys are a match made in heaven. Would love to see Brian on the show more often. And of course chuck ties it all together. This is my favorite startalk episode hands down
Before anyone comments about social distance....
This was recorded a little over two months ago.
Thank you for your attention ;)
I came to the comments to see if anyone posted something to this effect
Unacceptable! It is called Covid-19, not Covid-March2020
Do you mean Physical Distancing?
@@NoodleMcnoodle What is "Unacceptable"?
@@mediocritysmaze3731 the fact thet they shake hands at the end...
Star Talks should be at least one hour and a half, there are a lot of questions to ask, and should be more time to awnser the questions. This is the best content in the internet.
40:09 That moment was absolutely gold ❤️🤩
I was about to comment this myself.
what is the thing that he said?
Even my mind overheated from that answer. Such a great show :D
@@growwor He says, "like an overloading phaser," a sound processor filtering the sound so much that you can no longer identify the original input sound. See here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phaser_(effect).
Chuck is learning by osmosis and will fill in the final piece of the theory of everything equation.
Can't wait
I'm studying for be a teacher of mathematics. Here in Brazil don't have talks like that, the things about math is so limited and the people don't have access knowledge. Thanks for the videos, Is an inspiration
This has to be one of the best episodes of Startalk in recent memory. I love the chemistry you 3 have and would love to see Brian on the show more often.
I am such a fan of Brian Greene!!! I was so incredibly depressed after moving to a new city and Brian’s “Fabric of the Cosmos” special was all that kept me going. Knowing that the scientific understanding was more than I’d initially understood really opened my mind to the wonders of reality
Super interesting conversation with this guest.
He offers a broad perspective on all questions.
Do invite him more often please..............dear.
More Brian Greene!! Best guest by far!!
I just realized this rn 😂 but the great thing about startalk is the content never gets old personally I can watch old episodes allday
I absolutely love this show. The dynamics is perfect and despite the length of the show, it keeps you interested until the end. Now, I must also say(and that's because I really hearing Neil's talks), I find his habit of stopping the others from speaking in order to insert himself, unproductive and not nice. I really love the man, and as a man he is not perfect of course, but I wish he will read this comment and act upon it. I have watched over 50 of his interviews, shows(all the Cosmos series), etc... and I have noticed that in almost all the shows where someone else is involved in the show.
I will still watch your shows though. I cannot live without them :-) Thank you for inspiring me and everyone who could have given more interest to science had they have a teacher like you in school. You are BRILLIANT and this Startalk show in particular is outstanding. All my students are hooked now thanks to me. (I am language teacher).
Brian Greene is a charlatan. Neil was cutting him off from gaslighting you. He had to.
This has been my favorite star talk. I love how much Brian injects into the series. Please keep bringing him back.
Ggggggu
Best episode in a long while. Consider re-hosting the guest!!!!
Marvel: Infinity War is the most ambitious crossover in history.
Brian Green: Hold my book.
This comment was perfect in every way
Underrated comment ❤
I loved this episode on Star Talk!! Very interesting 🤔 and speaking 🗣️ of very universal unanswered questions... Really hope to see Brian Green again in this podcast! Cause I truly enjoyed it 😁👏👌💯
My life's dream has always been to have a career in theoretical physics, astronomy or cosmology but, despite being able to have deep, mind-bending discussions about the nature of the universe, mathematics and I are not friends and never have been.
Listening to scientists discuss the universe is like poetry to my ears.
“Brain knows almost all of the astrophysics that I know and I only know some of the physics that he knows, so he can take my physics to new places”
What a gracious and humble thing to say about a colleague, great to see/hear…especially coming from someone who a lot of people view as the absolute final boss of all things physics, lol. Love these guys.
I love these Startalk videos!! This one is especially good, incredibly interesting / informative, and these 3 guys having a convo is also very chill
Are you a bot ??
PLEASE do a tour of your office. I'd love to get a better look at your collection of books, globes, the doll, everything and the stories on how you acquired them.
I am addicted to you and your teaching style. Your shows are out of this world. 🙂
Chuck Nice is an awesome cohost.
Much love from Canada 🇨🇦
Hey Neil , this is my favorite show. Could you please do more shows on physics around us. I really love the way you communicate science.
A show on optical phenomena! Or all about sound (two-parter).
Black holes repair the Universe!
Watch the complete "Demonstrations In Physics" with Prof Julius Sumner Miller.
The passion that Brian Greene discusses these questions is absolutely amazing. A man that is in love with the unknown. Inspiring
I'm so happy to see you with Brian Green. My two favorite people!
I thought i would leave after 5 mins and leave a like, but i ended up staying the whole 49 mins. Amazing discussion.
This has to have been the funniest, most informative, and most thought-provoking podcast I've ever listened to xD Neil, Chuck you guys just made another consistent listener. This is about to be the best way for me to survive the quarantine!
My girlfriend gets mad when I tell her all the facts I learn from watching these
Stephen Edwards mad in what way?
Slater Looper mad because I don’t shut up
@@slaterlooper7012 she probably an astrophysicist
On the contrary, my girlfriend never gets mad at me for anything. Cause I don't have a girlfriend😥
Hahahahahha broo i feel like you stole my comment even though i havent commented yet😂 so relevant for me
I hate the fact that some things they talk about are difficult for me to understand so I have to pause, sometimes search definitions and do a tiny bit of research I hate to admit. I love the feeling of being angry at how much I dont know so this makes me read, and watch you guys much more. Once you dive into this world its like you just have to keep digging and im happy to do it. Watching you all makes it more fun to explore for me. Thanks for the hard work.
Don't be angry, be humbled. As a species we haven't even scratched the surface of what there is to discover in the universe, personally I find comfort in the uncertainty. Ignorance can still be bliss if you think bigger.
I have a question; why do you guys always rush through answering questions when we will all sit here for hours learning from you?
I love to see what Neil comes up with in such short time
I think because this is a "show" so it has a limit to every episode, just like any other TV show would.
Also the fact that they have a lot of things going on outside of RUclips and their time and brain power is extremely valuable means they don't have hours to pour into answering questions
the details and long answers require science and math.
They got astrophysics to do i guess
I love how much fun you three guys have when you get together. My favourite trio. Cheers me endlessly.
Best Science Show on RUclips!
Have you watched ALL the science shows on RUclips?
@@ZeroOskul just wanted to reply to your comment to find out more science quality content, so please provide me more channels. Thank you !
World science festival vids are great and very informative
This is by far my favorite episode. Brian Greene is amazing. I bought his book and it has become one of my favorite book of all time.
Thank you so much Dr.tyson and Dr.greene for Answering my question, I love you startalk♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
Akshat Pathrikar Congratulations Akshat! Could tou tell me where to find star talk updates about upcoming Cosmic queries so that I can ask a question too?
I love to see Indian are interested to known more about Science.
@@lalua2112 😒😒😒
I have so much respect for Brian Greene! Truly one of the best educators of our time.
27:53 thanks for answering my question Brian Greene ..huge fan ❤️. Also thanks to startalk for featuring it, love the show.
I'll never get tired of listening to these guys.
CHUCK CAME THROUGH AT 40:08 FOR THE AVERAGE FOLK LIKE MYSELF! SO glad he's on the show 🙌🏾
One of the best! Again! Do not stop, and please - invite Brian more often!
Such a thought provoking episode and I am sold on buying his book. Well done.
No matter how down I feel. Star talk always lifts me up! It literally makes me smile. This content is much needed for so many people I bet.
Fantastic Episode!! 40:09 best moment on the show. It was like watching particles coming together to say "HELLO, I'M HERE"
Keep up the great content!!
Also, Congratulations on reaching the 1million subscribers.
I'd love to just sit down, have a beer, and talk about everything with these guys. Absolutely love it! 🤘🏼
What a podcast!! Really thoughtful!
Enjoyed it like no other podcast.. thank you very much!
Love you Neil and Chuck! Great show! I have a new book to get! Thank you Mr. Green!
I just absolutely loves these , thank you so much Neil for your knowledge and willingness to share it
Thats true
Time/distance and entanglement are mutually exclusive as superposition precludes acceleration needed to calculate the time and distance function. That's why, in my humble amateur opinion, we need a dual membrane electromagnetic field with an antimatter half that doesn't have a time function and this 3-brane produces entanglement through strings that are paired with matter strings to form 1 to 3 aspect ratio tori that we call gravitons. The circuit or conduction tensor formed in the torus keeps these strings from annihilating as does the conduction tensor holding graviton clusters together, (looks like a barbell). Time just renders these antimatter strings to a recessive manifestation in the graviton and in the subsequently more complex structures incorporating gravitons. These structures can synchronize wave functions that when they reach zero, allow transport through the antimatter 3-brane. Gravity is just the electromagnetic and fluid dynamics processes applied to the flow of graviton and graviton clusters around and through Standard Model particles when time applies on our 4-brane. The clusters are actually gluons that were formed en mass during the GUT Epoch and are continually formed in SM particle cores. These gluons/clusters act like a dipole gas subject to condensation via Feshbach resonance and BCS field effect, and this condensate is formed in the electromagnetic field of galaxies as dark matter that is scattered by cosmic rays. The dipole gas is spin and charge coupled on the surface of leptons and baryons to form the Higgs field operating as an electromagnetic rectenna generating space-time viscosity as it captures the momentum of gravitons and clusters flying through the field, (ruclips.net/video/EVbdbVhzcM4/видео.html&t=288 , the secondary torus represents the Higgs boson terminating/reversing Higgs field flow). The gas is also the working fluid for a gravitational propulsion system operating as an “ion thruster” through the core of the leptons and baryons. Dark energy is just the increase in quantum friction of the propulsion system in barren space where the Higgs field drags the particle backwards toward even less dense space because the propulsion system no longer counteracts the Higgs field generated momentum from the low density gravity flux emanating from the center of the universe. The gluons also form the structure of the SM particles when fused together in rings under activation energy with four graviton clusters forming leptons, six graviton gluons forming nucleus shells and eight graviton clusters forming nucleon shells with each modular element absorbing the strings from the distal gravitons into the linear conduction tensor forming the core of the structural ring. Neutrinos are one of the rings from a lepton that can oscillate because of the triple density string structure in the ring core.
👍
It always blows my mind how smart Brian really is
I don’t really know much about Brian Greene but he did a wonderful job as a guest! Made me really like him! Also Chuck and Neil were great hosts as well.
A few of my favorite recurring guests like Green and Charles Liu make me rewind so much I end up basically watching the episode twice 😂 and I thank you for that! 🙏
Thank you Neil, Chuck and Brian. I have now ordered the book in my language (Dutch) and have it delivered to my son, who studies aerodynamic technology (he is building planes for some reason) and he doesn't know its coming. I'd love to see the look on his face when it arrives :-) You guys have a truly great show! Thanks again.
The way Brian answers that meaning question is similar to Picasso painting a masterpiece
One of the best episodes. Dr. Tyson Vs. Dr. Greene is always entertaining.
Neil is just as curious as a child, and I love it
That's the ideal mindset right there. Always curious, always seeking new knowledge. Never being comfortable in one's own ignorance.
No, Neil is just as curious as a man.
Chen Hali
True.
I have a background in computer engineering so I have intermediate knowledge of physics and calculus. So, I thoroughly enjoy listening to Neil, Brian, Michio, Alan, Stephen, Leonard, Janna, Carl, etc.
First part in and I'm laughing like a kid. Awesome content! I totally agree, I hope bryan greene can drop by more.
I love Brian. One of the top communicators in science and promoters of it.
First he rocking the early Einstein look. Cool. My hero too.
Great show. Ty.
I mean NDT + Brain Greene, I had to like the video before even watching
same
Brian Greene is a charlatan. Tyson keeps calling out his BS.
@@ZeroOskul you continue to state this, and yet, I have not seen a single link to any credible sources that back up your claim. Why bother making a claim that you refuse to back up with actual evidence, actual data, actual facts?
@@MaryAnnNytowl See my most recent video and that video's description.
I have no fear of reprisal.
I would pay to be in the presence of these 2 geniuses and be able to ask questions. wow! what a great show. Brian and Neil are so interesting to watch. Cant get enough of the amazing universe
While NDT and Brian spar within their 4D mental game, Chuck just breaks them apart with a “Woof..Woof”
What does this mean?
@@PimpDaddy__ has meaning at 24:11
I love professor Brian's work. Please get him back.
I always learn something interesting on this show
I love this episode! Brian is so smart and so kind sharing his scientific thoughts on the questions from the general audience! And the talk back-and-forth between these guys is just so entertaining!
Yeah he's brilliant, I've watched a couple of podcasts with him and he was talking about this stuff for over 2 hours. Everything he said was really interesting, I've got really into listening about this stuff since corona virus started and I've been stuck at home.
what a beautiful way to end another day of finals week!
Intelligent , funny , educational , just simply brilliant entertainment. This world need more people like you !
I listen to this show ever time I’m going to school in the morning and I love it
48 minutes is wayyyy too short for this.. I mean, it's 3am and I gotta sleep but really, if this episode was 5 hours long... I'd still be watching, and getting up late to go to the football tomorrow.. and you know what, I'd be okay with that. Bring back Brian and make this 6x longer, dammit ;) I paused watching Episode 4 of Picard Season 2 for this :D
40:07 best moment of Chuck's life
Wish I had people who knew this stuff and would dive deep on these topics ...even the basic stuff! Everyone seems to just walk around living their life not knowing or caring about these big questions and even more the actual mind blowing answers we have found out that are facts! MORE PEOPLE should know this stuff and care,cheers to all the people in these comment section who thrive to be in a world that is so misunderstanding to the average person and never getting any chances to release all this information with someone without getting a boring not interested weird crazy look or not even get that chance you are not alone!
I really like this show! Now I see my surroundings in a different way...
The elegant universe I started to read in highschool and finished it in college and informed so much of how I see the universe. It's GREAT to hear him speak!
im glad brian stood his ground from being interrupted by neil.
He was more pertinent in all the of the questions answers, i bet it tickled Neil
It's such a treat to hear from these two greats sitting together and discoursing on such a profound and mindblowing topic. My mind expands to new horizon each time I hear you guys. Thanks.👌👍
“this guy will never sit back and listen” so true!! Regards to you all!!
***SIT for future reference :)
@@lordperezident thanks!
Great show. I will certainly be checking out the book. I did want to comment on a few points. 1st, as Neil suggests at the end, Brian Greene would be a welcome mind on the show more often. Second, I do understand there are worldly restrictions to the shows time but you and your guests always seem to be pressed for time and therefore rush many thoughts. I could be wrong but I believe I speak for many fans when I say we are in no hurry to get to the end of these educational conversations. Perhaps occasionally there could be an unregulated show in which everyone gets to revisit conversations or just have the time to discuss in detail all of the thoughts without being rush. You all do have schedules of your own to keep but it does seem that there is so much more everyone is willing to share and explain. I myself do not have peers in which to have these kind of talks so these moments are as close as I get to sharing my interest in the science of the world we live in.
I'd like to take this moment to say, *cool* shirt, Neil! I'm digging it.
WOW! Mr. Neil degrass Tyson is so very brilliant. I love hearing speak about anything. If you have a tough question he always has a precise answer. He ought to be in every school Across the Nation, is so we'd have a vastly different population always seeking more knowledge never having their thirst quenched
I swear, SNL should make a skit where Neil is on Jeopardy, and keeps interrupting Alex Trebek while he's reading the clues.
We need more of Prof Greene!!
40:09 was so beautiful!
10:45 and the conversation is so pleasant. Thanks guys
I could watch these three talk about anything for hours. Thank you guys for bringing us this content.
One of the best episodes! Absolutely inspiring!! The chemistry between these 3 is phenominal!
the way i see what brian said about the repairing spacetime, i imagine spacetime as like a bunch of bubbles where the bubbles are all next to eachother connected technically and one in the middle popping would make a hole but the surrounding area almost immediately fills in/repairs the hole. it seems plausible to me
The bubble bath theory. I haven't heard that one in a while :).
Yeah, but Neil pushed and Greene admitted it was BS.
No, because bubbles have a fix amount of particles inside it, and therefore the other bubbles would thin out to refill that space. What Brian suggest if that the space it will recreate it self from nothing to repair itself, without losing any other space that is already in existence. Two different concepts.
zerooskul it’s a possibility, Neil never said it’s BS.. what is your deal? The fact we don’t even know what space consist of and it can easily be something we can’t even currently grasp, is as possible as anything else we can think of space currently not being occupied by the current known matter we can grasp. Are you mad because you can’t think at a higher level and feel so small? There are scary thoughts out there that others won’t be able to live with and go crazy.
I absolutely love the questions and answers. Thank you for feeding the curious mind
NEW DRINKING GAME!
For every time Dr. Neil interrupts, either himself or someone else on the panel, take a drink!
Of course, if you do that, you'll miss all the times he calls out Greene on absolute BS.
@@ZeroOskul lol
@@alwilsonwastheman Joe Rogan loves to hear Neil talk, too. Just ask Joe Rogan.
@@ZeroOskul sometimes, he calls BS without fully grasping the point being made.
This episode was so great guys, thank you! It was wonderful just watching the panel kicking back & having a conversation, forgetting at times that there were running a show. For those that haven't seen, look up The Science of Storytelling (Neil & Brian are on that panel as well).
I tried to make a comment but Neil interrupted me
You're soooo funny omfg
Love u guys! Please invite brian more often!
The way they laugh at 34:48 is just too awesome! It was a great joke!
Wow! My favorites together. Love it. I'm saving this one to watch again later. By the way, your sponsor , The Great Courses Online is awesome and well worth the time and money.
Right when I finish all y’all’s other books here comes another.
Андрей Бахарковскй not if you’re from the south.
Андрей Бахарковскй lol.
@Андрей Бахарковскй Yes, just as you tried to. Sh'up.
I love the energy of the 3 of you, thank you!
“I don’t believe any of us, really have free choice or free will” - Brain Greene
Its both...
if you can travel to the past, which i believe he does, future too, it implies that future already exists, right?
You can look up the experiments that prove we have no free will to a certain extent but I still think we do have some free will in a macro level. like choosing a degree or a career path. but when it comes to deciding if you want McDonald's for lunch, then that's possibly different.
Han South You can argue that the future not only exists but is also finished for any particle that has crossed over the event horizon of any black hole that is massive enough. (to our perspective, that particle basically cubes to a standstill and we are now catching up to its time.)
@@EmpyreanLightASMR i certainly believe the psychological assertion that we have parts of us without free will....
But in physics, determinism is the axiom not the proof. Its all still philosophy! If you set out your field of "hard science" is essentially "to find the clockwork in the universe" then it looks clockwork.
Except it looks random sometimes, which isnt free will either its a whim of dice.