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Elon Musk Reveals NEW Mars Timeline
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@ronaldkemp3952
@ronaldkemp3952 2 дня назад
Many of their interpretations are completely wrong about how and when the universe began, gravity, why large mass moves so fast, the look-back time prediction and more. What telescopes observe is not all that complicated. In reality the solution was quite simple. I came up with it way back in 2004. I tried to explain to NASA employees in 2010 why their interpretations were wrong about the universe and they argued with me, called me names, and even laughed. So, I stopped feeding their cognitive dissonance and instead, I wrote and published several books about how their interpretations were wrong. In the books I made several predictions about what the JWST would discover and how it would conflict and debunk their current theories and laws of physics. On page 48 of the paperback book SECRET UNIVERSE : GRAVITY by RON KEMP I wrote "The JWST, James Webb Space Telescope will discover old, fully grown galaxies as far as the telescope can see, further than 13.8 billion light-years away." Then on page 147 in Conclusion I wrote quote, "With great distance there will be no Hubble constant discovered either. Every time they try and come up with a set value for the Hubble constant a different value will be deduced." I accurately predicted both the impossible early galaxy problem and the Hubble Tension in my books. I published the series before the JWST was launched in December of 2021. Sure enough, in the first CEERS survey astronomers discovered more than 300 old, massive galaxies as far as the telescope was able to see. Then in 2023 they began finding galaxies that were larger than our own Milky Way galaxy but further than 14 billion light years away. Not proper distance due to the expansion of space, but actual light distance. so they began calling them universe breakers. The solution was simple and explains everything, gravity, dark matter, dark energy, Hubble Tension, the age of the universe, how it didn't begin with a hot dense big bang, how it didn't inflate rapidly, why the cold CMB is not evidence of a hot big bang, black holes and so much more. Scientists always make things way more complicated than it has to be.
@Wildglennman
@Wildglennman 5 дней назад
There’s a lot to learn about what the universe actually is.
@bamahama707
@bamahama707 5 дней назад
An amazing story...
@a.joegevara3519
@a.joegevara3519 12 дней назад
Earth is experiencing an energy crisis? I know for a fact we have resources. We have a geopolitical crisis...
@frankwood-sn5pu
@frankwood-sn5pu 12 дней назад
I would not like to go there it's as hot as an oven
@samcook3909
@samcook3909 12 дней назад
If the james web telescope can see back biliuns of years it should be able to see a grain of sand on mercury
@biquettier
@biquettier 12 дней назад
Do we have Milankovitch Cycles data during Miocene age? Great video, very objective and actual. Thanks!
@prashantdevadiga6696
@prashantdevadiga6696 17 дней назад
Fantastic work 👌👌👌
@CosmosConnectme
@CosmosConnectme 15 дней назад
Thanks ✌️
@seanplummer3291
@seanplummer3291 20 дней назад
First 9-6-24
@ryszardfrysztak4223
@ryszardfrysztak4223 21 день назад
I hope Elon considers my idea of changing the aerodynamics of his new spaceship. All the existing shapes from take-off to orbit are fine, however, upon re-entry when the starship hits the atmosphere, flying swept-back wings appear which then move forward like the B-1 Bomber, which will enable the craft to make a slow-speed landing, similar to other commercial aircraft. No extra long runways are needed saving costs and infrastructures. It sounds insurmountable but if they start with the concept first, then integrate the cabin and rocketry around the wings. They might have to widen the craft to like the 'Spruce Goose' in size. Just a concept idea, where this 'Star Ship' can land amongst other commercial aircraft around the World.
@smgdfcmfah
@smgdfcmfah 22 дня назад
I've always liked this concept and since Musk has made space launch far less expensive this may be plausible for the future, but between small numbers of passengers, weight being the most important factor, the cost of insurance (this will still be insanely dangerous compared to normal air travel), and the cost of a launch, this will ALWAYS be ridiculously expensive. Only the very elite will ever be able to afford such travel - which is fine, but people shouldn't be excited about getting to travel in this way.
@seanplummer3291
@seanplummer3291 22 дня назад
First 9-4-24🎉
@josephpacchetti5997
@josephpacchetti5997 24 дня назад
Interesting Video. 👍🇺🇸
@CosmosConnectme
@CosmosConnectme 21 день назад
Thanks 👍
@swatson1190
@swatson1190 25 дней назад
First it is too far away to do anything to Earth. Second It could be 1,000 to 10,000 years from now.
@josephpacchetti5997
@josephpacchetti5997 25 дней назад
The Voyagers were launched right after I turned 19 years old, I've been following them for a long time, for early 70s technology they are amazing, scientists say that the Voyagers won't be considered to be In pristine interstellar space until they pass through the Oort Cloud, Voyager 1 is travelling at 38,500 mph, and It will take another 300 years to reach the outer edge of the Oort Cloud, and 46,000 years to pass through, another cool fact is by the time Voyager-1s signal reaches Earth, It Is 20 Billion times weaker than a digital watch battery, It's also going to continue at that speed, that's 1 Million miles per day, they are destined to wander the Cosmos for eternity, they will orbit the Milky Way in 220 Million years, THX for posting. subbed 👍🇮🇹 🇺🇸
@CosmosConnectme
@CosmosConnectme 25 дней назад
Highly appreciated your analysis.. thank you.
@mach1553
@mach1553 28 дней назад
The earth side had darker patches because of the earth's heat before it cooled down.
@khalidgattas7429
@khalidgattas7429 28 дней назад
First ✅
@ancientvacuum
@ancientvacuum Месяц назад
Inquiring minds want to know
@abderrezak7412
@abderrezak7412 Месяц назад
Salt water (sea water) is abundant but not fresh drinking water. In many large areas across the globe, fresh water is scarce. Bringing the cost of converting sea water to fresh water may, in the future be the solution to providing the huge amount of water to drive the enormous number of cars around the word. But for now, please, leave our precious and life essential commodity alone. We need it.
@Karmabim123
@Karmabim123 Месяц назад
Calling an engine of this type 'A Water Engine' is far from the truth, it burns the components of water (Hydrogen & Oxygen). Breaking water into its components requires more energy than is available. The energy would be far more effectively used by charging batteries or, better still, using the fuel to generate the electricity, directly in internal combustion engines. This is not a new idea by any means and Musk is certainly not its 'Inventor', just Google "Stanley Meyer and his water-powered car" (circa 1998). If Musk claims to have innovated this idea, he is lying (as with several other projects).
@seanplummer3291
@seanplummer3291 Месяц назад
First here! 8-24-24 🎉
@randomgrinn
@randomgrinn Месяц назад
If 1 in a Trillion stars have civilizations, then there are 10 BILLION alien civilizations. Anyone who asks, "Are we alone" has no understanding of this universe. It is mathematically impossible for us to be any where close to alone.
@Swede_4_DJT
@Swede_4_DJT Месяц назад
Greetings from Sweden! Thank you for the upload 🎉
@CosmosConnectme
@CosmosConnectme Месяц назад
Our pleasure!
@Polcar1
@Polcar1 Месяц назад
I don’t think any planets orbiting red dwarfs can sustain life due to the insane instability of the star.
@radagast25a
@radagast25a Месяц назад
It certainly doesn't mean we are alone. For example, we now are openly discussing QUANTUM communication. If we develop that in the next 80 years - which honestly looks very likely - then we will have used radio - which is what we frantically look for, for under 200 years. A drop in the bucket of time. Not only would we have to be looking in the correct place for possible et life - BUT that group would have to be at precisely the correct stage of development to be using radio, rather than any other method of communicating. To put it bluntly, that is pretty unlikely, at best. What we find without direct observation is utterly meaningless.
@trudiswanson9855
@trudiswanson9855 Месяц назад
❤🙏
@stevedixon5318
@stevedixon5318 Месяц назад
This is shocking new
@Philip-zp8fx
@Philip-zp8fx Месяц назад
The JWST is “another giant step for Mankind!”
@williamstacy8200
@williamstacy8200 Месяц назад
I know it is hard to comprehend. The universe has always been here and will always be here. It has no beginning nor ending.
@NoremacOktik
@NoremacOktik Месяц назад
What did you think you would get....REAL footage? Do you also think nasa's moon landings were real? Go to Apollo Detectives for many videos proving the hoaxes, as if well over half a century of no one going beyond low earth orbit since isn't enough of a clue...
@seanplummer3291
@seanplummer3291 Месяц назад
First here August 1st, 2024
@lastmanstanding1954
@lastmanstanding1954 Месяц назад
GET READY FOR A MIND BLOWING CONCLUSION,,,,,,,,,,,THE BIG BANG WAS ACTUALLY A BLACK HOLE IN REVERSE. SPACE IS NEVER ENDING.
@LEEeechoy-er9om
@LEEeechoy-er9om Месяц назад
We may not know if other UNIVERSES exists
@Theveganshift77
@Theveganshift77 Месяц назад
There was no Big Bang. God created all thing
@CosmosConnectme
@CosmosConnectme Месяц назад
absolutely right
@nopenoperson3665
@nopenoperson3665 Месяц назад
yes,
@danielgregg2530
@danielgregg2530 2 месяца назад
One of the few stars with an actual name which is not Arabic !
@susann3772
@susann3772 2 месяца назад
I love a scientific term that starts with spaghet
@Crimson_Hawk_01
@Crimson_Hawk_01 2 месяца назад
Remember if we see it go supernova that means it already did!
@danahan01
@danahan01 2 месяца назад
Betelgeuse has already gone super nova. It is just that it is over 700 light years from Earth and we have yet to see the explosion..... And we may not see it in our lifetimes.....
@MrsLovelyPendragon
@MrsLovelyPendragon 2 месяца назад
Great video 👍
@CosmosConnectme
@CosmosConnectme 2 месяца назад
Thanks 👍
@geography_guy335
@geography_guy335 2 месяца назад
You mean it might have gone supernova over 600 years ago
@markrix
@markrix 2 месяца назад
Thats kinda how space time and light works
@dwaynelangerhr6985
@dwaynelangerhr6985 2 месяца назад
724 years ago.
@MRVERSE_
@MRVERSE_ 2 месяца назад
The Power Of A Supernovae 🔥
@nosuchthing8
@nosuchthing8 2 месяца назад
Scientists don't have ACCESS to a black hole. The nearest one is light years away. Nothing can ESCAPE from a black hole. Sigh.
@autonomouspublishingincorp8241
@autonomouspublishingincorp8241 2 месяца назад
The Penrose diagram is a graph depicting all aspects of one thing, but for some reason really smart people forget when discussing black holes that it's not literally a hole, and in fact is a tremendous mass making it the polar opposite. Therefore the black hole IS the white hole, and this universe IS the alternate polarity universe all at once. Thus literally EVERYTHING that is "sucked into a black hole" is also ejected as particle radiation.
@donovonnichols7423
@donovonnichols7423 2 месяца назад
That's where all those heroic Russian invaders end up! 🇺🇦
@CSGATI
@CSGATI 2 месяца назад
Nothing can escape but yet jets come out of its poles.
@autonomouspublishingincorp8241
@autonomouspublishingincorp8241 2 месяца назад
The Penrose diagram is a graph depicting all aspects of one thing, but for some reason really smart people forget when discussing black holes that it's not literally a hole, and in fact is a tremendous mass making it the polar opposite. Therefore the black hole IS the white hole, and this universe IS the alternate polarity universe all at once. Thus literally EVERYTHING that is "sucked into a black hole" is also ejected as particle radiation.
@jwarmstrong
@jwarmstrong 2 месяца назад
The jets come out of the accretion disk before the event horizon - also the poles are turning at 28,000 rpm while the equator spins at miles per second - mps - depending on the size
@plurplursen7172
@plurplursen7172 2 месяца назад
Hawking's radiation.
@Mostopinionatedmanofalltime
@Mostopinionatedmanofalltime 2 месяца назад
I posit that there is no beginning, and no end to the Universe.😊
@jeremyg8286
@jeremyg8286 2 месяца назад
One thing I have never understood is this. If gravity isn’t a force but rather the bending of space time, then why do things even bend space time at all? Something has to be pulling everything down in order to create the bend in space time at all. If there wasn’t some force then all heavy things would just float over the top of space time and not create the gravitational waves or the bending at all. Even if something does create a dip in space time what causes things to fall into it? Why does it even make a dip to begin with if it’s not being pulled down by a force?
@stormz5552
@stormz5552 2 месяца назад
Got to meet Michio and what a great knowledge scientist