A few of you have pointed out that Anton Petrov (and recently SciShow Space) did a video on a possible explanation for the 11-year solar cycle to do with the alignment of Venus-Earth-Jupiter every 11 years or so. That idea comes from a paper that was published last year that looked into a few other explanations for the cycle as well, but it's still only a hypothesis, not a fully accepted theory, so I've still included "Why does the Sun's magnetic field flip every 11 years?" in my list. Here's Anton's video explaining the alignment hypothesis in more detail: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-tBScyiYIhS4.html And SciShow Space's video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-RyYx2NzFDuY.html And here's the journal article that this idea came from: arxiv.org/pdf/1803.08692.pdf
I do not think that paper closed the matter. There is still the problem of missing mechanism of turning the minuscule gravitational changes into visible changes of the Sun magnetic field activity.
Dr. Becky that as very nice of you to mention Anton who I also watch and enjoy. I watch both your presentations with an open mind and at 63 I guess I'm not sharp enough to have noticed any conflict between yours and his content.....I'm just agog at all of it....
@@arctic_haze miniscule on a human scale but quite large on a mass the size of the sun. Same as we don't notice the change in gravity from the moon, but the effects are clearly seen on the ocean.
Happy birthday! What's inside a black hole is a 3D library-like tesseract created by 5D beings so that an unsuspecting human who falls into it can communicate with his daughter.
I'm planning to travel to the Mexico City Public Library and shout "DON'T LET ME GO, MURPH!!!" I'm hoping someone gets it, but I'll probably just be arrested...
@@davidlafleche1142 One: nobody can say for sure since it happened 100 years ago in a remote area so there were very few witnesses back then. The situation could have been similar to Chelyabinsk Meteor with a bigger meteor. Two: this unsolved mystery is the only thing that keeps local forests from falling the victim to deforestation that would harm them way more the explosion did. So it'd be better to leave it as it is.
@@annapmark536 "Deforestation" occurs much more quickly through fires than by man. There is absolutely nothing wrong with harvesting trees, since doing so would drastically reduce the recurrence of forest fires. All we have to do is plant saplings to replace them.
@@davidlafleche1142 factual, but hard for some people to comprehend. Removing deadwood forests would greatly reduce the burden on our forest firefighters, which has steadily increased in the last 2 decades
Oh my god, I just recently found your channel and subscribed because I am pursuing a physics degree with dreams of being an astrophysicist and- I just watched this and we have the same exact take on extraterrestrial life. I just posted this long blurb on Reddit about this exact thing. I really needed the little pep talk at the end, wow. Thank you
@@shanesunshine1245 it's based on your zip code. I keep getting ads for fast food restaurants and I almost never go to them, I'm kind of a foodie and have a weak stomach to boot. I even went into my settings and asked not to see ads for them. Nothing worked.
Another Alien: - Earthlings don't exist dude! How would they survive on a flat planet with no gravity? & that "Voyager 1 probe" that supposedly bumped that millionaire's spacecar in orbit was a hoax. Please, do yourself a favor & learn some Astrology before speaking about these serious matters. 😒 - Marslings on the other hand... those *do* exist! They like building pyramids & sculpting faces in the desert you know. Them funny little green tripedal dudes... 😊
Rock bands love to stick it to authority figures. Most play their songs in 4 4 time, some in 3 4, a few in 5 8... we play in pi zero time. We stick it to the underpinnings of reality itself!
Hello Becky. A follower from Nicaragua here. I've always been a science enthusiast and now I've been taking my first steps in amateur astronomy with a small and very basic telescope during the last months. I've recently discovered this channel and I'm truly loving your videos a lot. Please keep doing them !
@@bodilsoldeberg5412 Hi Daniel. Tell me about your science programs @ your schools. I have no idea about your Counreies programs and how they do in relation to other places near your country. Here in Canada we do not promote astronomy. But if you are interested you can learn by going to a school with an Astronomy program. But most Canadian's do not do well @ math. I love it. I cannot do formulas, but try.
@@DrBecky hi there greetings, have a nice birthday, congrets later, when is it this week??? ???? Here 1 or 2 answers, ultra dark spheres are packet up to the Planck length, would be the question if even packed under the Planck length, and they are none black i guess, or glowing black Dark energy is the room the energy from two colliding universes, so called big bang, explores into, time and room is just the moment on its way, past should be just ashes and the future , the before, is 2 different rooms, Ps there must be a big lump of the second universe, somewhere? , hitchhike to the end of the univers, its the compressed second universe, would gues end of reality and next reality is the bounceback if this second universe, critically compressed it should big bang too, or it was a compact smal universe that got fizzled out to bigger? Gravity, is movment, vibrations and none movement, the less inside moving is tried to be set in motion by the more vibrating,, the more vibrating is towards the less vibrating, none the more gravitional pulling. (A black hole doesnt suck everything inside, its the outside towards the blackhhole/ultradarksphere,, every matter, moving towards the none vibrating, I guess inside the sphere the what ever particles (strings?) got packed up onto the prelast position in space, every more packed up particle gives evergy, the rays from "blackholes" " Would guess at this moment, its brocken up into strings, first particle that fits under the Planck length) Magnetismus , Would guess the fluidpotencial of metals have an effect, (it may have the possibility to swim/vibrate itself in the room towards the magnet,? (quantum effect? Metals are overpacked with strings?) magnets are low vibrating substances,? does electricity pack the particles stuffer, in an eletromagnet? This gravity Would explain, god dammed nazis, ufo technic, Centrifuge the red mercury compresses the metal, the particles get less vibrating, gravity of this spinning metalring gets equal to the compressed metal earth core, levitation starts, would guess they have to go denser before levitation starts, it is maybe plus a weight factor itself, but this could be an effect with the room, Didnt see ufo technical datas yet, would be interesting the calculation for the point of levitation, Pps is our sun a so called white hole? The beginning of this reality didnt start on one point, the collision of the two universes, more like a lot of firecrackers??both universes burn into each other on many places??? Tetrahydron theory would say everywhere maybe. is it the product we exist in, or is reality the backdraw of this collision? We are existing in front of the explision wave,? We are the explosion wave??when we are the product we are just ashes, I gues reality is the energy wave, like the Shockwave, Crystalizing infront and pushed by the destruction itself, both universes get destroyed when collided??? Pretty sure that this reality itself moves, the complet reality, Like a wave in water, giving forward the content/information
@@DrBeckybelated happy birthday to you. You should know better then anyone E=mc2 is a worthless equation so says your fellow scientists at sixty symbols. E2=m2c4+p2c2 (?)or put a small 0 next to the m to show its static. Now you've put my single brain cell into melt down with the black hole mountain analogy. I wish you scientists would make up your minds.x
@@keanfo Me, an atheist: Guys guys guys, clearly we're wrong! It isn't aliens. It's the ultra sophisticated, very diverse, island of lizard people that cannot be found on any map.
The wind analogy for dark matter was probably the best I've seen. I watch a lot of physics and science channels and you're probably one of the best at coming up with clever analogies to explain complex ideas.
Hi Dr Becky, why havnt I seen your videos before, your 10 unanswered questions was brilliant and easy to understand because of your choice of language and down to earth style. I will be going over all them over the next few weeks, keep them coming.
Thank you so much for sharing the list at the beginning, instead of doing the clickbait, gimmicky thing so many videos do that slowly bring them out one by one, after ads! When you share the information generously like you did, it allows me to think deeper about what you are saying.
"Clickbait" means you don't deliver what you promised to deliver. It doesn't mean "You said things slower that I PERSONALLY would like you to say them".
That is so true Panda 🐼. I stopped and reviewed it right away. It set me right in the mood for listening to the rest of it. Thank you Panda Power, and thank you Dr Becky. 😌
@@davecarsley8773 Have you never been frustrated 🥴 by anticipating something promised, and having to wait till the very end before getting to the good stuff that you were expecting all along??!! It might as well have been clickbait.
@@davecarsley8773 not necessarily.. because they could say 'top 10 most life changing discoveries of 2021' or something, and really, you can't trust them, because this is youtube isn't it? You need to know before hand before wasting your time, because what if its just garbage or something not really so life changing, or stuff that you already knew about or stuff you just didn't care about.. then you sit through ads just for garbage
About your closing ad for Brilliant; second best life advice I was ever told was, "you're not bad at math, you're just lazy." Went from being basically a high school dropout to doing really well in college calculus after I learned how to learn in the military.
you are super cool, I love people that are so incredibly intelligent, but humble and enjoy sharing knowledge with those of us curious but unable to do the leg work ;)
In principle I know that stars are in constant motion, but seeing that animation of stars jiggling around Sgr A* in their wibbly little relativistic orbits blows my mind every time. Like, the fact that we can SEE them move over human timescales is just...
"Where did I put my phone?" I never knew you had such a wonderful singing voice! Can we please, please, please have you sing something? About black holes, natch :D
Just remember that you're standing on a planet that's evolving And revolving at 900 miles an hour. It's orbiting at 19 miles a second, so it's reckoned, The sun that is the source of all our power. Now the sun, and you and me, and all the stars that we can see, Are moving at a million miles a day, In the outer spiral arm, at 40, 000 miles an hour, Of a galaxy we call the Milky Way. Our galaxy itself contains a hundred billion stars; It's a hundred thousand light-years side to side; It bulges in the middle sixteen thousand light-years thick, But out by us it's just three thousand light-years wide. We're thirty thousand light-years from Galactic Central Point, We go 'round every two hundred million years; And our galaxy itself is one of millions of billions In this amazing and expanding universe. Our universe itself keeps on expanding and expanding, In all of the directions it can whiz; As fast as it can go, at the speed of light, you know, Twelve million miles a minute and that's the fastest speed there is. So remember, when you're feeling very small and insecure, How amazingly unlikely is your birth; And pray that there's intelligent life somewhere out in space, 'Cause there's bugger all down here on Earth!
Would Bowie's 'Blackstar' be best? Or there's 'Black Gold' by Graham Gouldman, but the only lyrics in that are sung by a deep bass voice; or 'Black & Gold' by Sam Sparro asks a lot of meaningful questions about the existence of the universe. Ah! I got it. Muse, of course. Supermassive Black Hole.
Her answer to "what is the Universe expanding into" was great. It makes alot of sense. I"ve always wondered the answer to that question and she just solved it.
"you're probably okay with not knowing what happened in the first one-times-ten-to-the-minus-forty-three seconds of the universe" doctor becky, it's three in the morning and i *need* to know!
I want to know what happened in the first 10^-43 of a second of the universe, and I want to know what it's like inside a black hole. As for life on other worlds, Monty Python said it best: "Pray that there's intelligent life somewhere out in space because there's bugger-all down here on Earth."
High School English Teacher here. I get curious about stuff all the time and have enjoyed your channel. You are very entertaining and informative. I have always told my students that there is no such thing as dumb questions, but this might be a dumb question. What is pure energy? You have mentioned this a few times and the best I can find is star trek quotes and videos about kinetic energy. Can you enlighten me?
@@DrBecky im guessing, Red shift, being able to understand the chemical composition of stars, the parameters for supernovae to form. The idea of dark matter. Lots and lots. It will showcase all the work astrophysicsts have done from their desks and on planet earth.
There have been a number of scientists over the years which really inspired me to get into astronomy. Carl Sagan was incredible, I was glued to his shows every week on the TV. Patrick moore, Brian Cox and now I can add you, Dr Becky, to the list. I could not get my head around the idea of Dark matter or antimatter, until I watched your videos on here, now I get it! This stuff is gripping if the delivery is good, yours is. Thank you!
I've always been a bit interested (Cosmos when I was teen was revelatory) but a lot of these topics didn't really grab me until Prof Cox. Then I started looking for more on specifics in the universe. Found symbols & Dr. Becky thru another of Brady's channels. She really does make these astrophysics topics approachable so that even if I don't completely understand, she doesn't scare me off from learning more or figuring it out.
Love the recognition of Anton Petrov and his "Hello wonderful person" introduction. Here are my ideas about how to answer your list of unanswered questions. 1. A neutron star who's Schwarzschild radius has grown larger than the radius of the star. Comprised of a unique form of neutronium wherein its constituent neutrons feature massively high numbers of quarks within an otherwise classic neutron architecture. Thus raising the neutron degeneracy pressure needed to superimpose two such particles to insanely large values. 2. The universe isn't expanding, but instead is just returning to its pre 'big bang' state of equilibrium in what might be an infinite expanse of space-time. As it flows past galaxies, a miniscule amount of kinetic energy is transferred into that matter causing the expansion to accelerate. 3. See the answer to number two. 4. Referring to the answer in number two, dark matter might be relativistic mass generated by space-time speeding past all the matter is the observable universe. 5. I don't know. The three words that signal the beginning of wisdom. 6. Referring to answers one and two. Having reached a point where neutronium could no longer generate more massive neutrons by adding quarks to the existing structures. Two by two at or near the core neutrons begin to superimpose and annihilate each other generating heat. Material naturally falls into the void left behind marking the point at which the neutron star/black hole implodes down to the size of a point with the diameter of a single plank length. With the phase shift into heat energy, space-time, no longer bound by mass is pulled outward omnidirectionally at faster than the speed of light. At some point this dispersion allows the temperature to cool sufficiently for matter to form again. And we have the various elements we understand as the evolution of the universe from the point of the big bang. 7. The only thing I can say on this is that matter existed first prior to coagulating into a form sufficient to form black holes. In other words I don't know. 8 & 9 are again things I have no idea of how to answer. 10. For this one, I would refer to an idea not of my own but which has been postulated. All life is an emergent property or consequence of the second law of thermodynamics. Entropy (the measure of disorder or chaos) always increases in the aggregate. Contrary to current theory however I think that entropy is caused by the expansion of the universe as opposed to it being the cause of the universe's expansion. To explain the idea that life emerges from entropy consider that all life consumes other organic matter and or inorganic sources of energy. The results of this is that post consumption and even post death of any given unit of life. The material either expelled, or that remains post death. Is always in a state of higher entropy than what is consumed or what was alive. Thanks for reading my ideas. While this list isn't comprehensive. Please feel free to pick it apart with criticisms and or questions. I love discussing this stuff and welcome learning the reason this isn't the way we think our environment(universe) works. But yes I do understand that there are some elements that are unmeasurable / observable. Please do better than that if you'd like to engage me in conversation on this topic.
"I'll just find a quick little five or ten minute video to wa... oh hey Dr Becky dropped a twenty-minuter!" Edit... oh goody, I was hoping that magnetar/FRB business would be in the next Night Sky News. Soon as I heard about that I thought how Dr B would be super excited about it.
Who knew that understanding the mysteries inherent in a banana could unlock the secrets of the multiverse?! *mind blown* P.S. Belated Happy Birthday, Dr. Becky!
Penblwydd Hapus! (I'm Welsh so you get a Welsh happy birthday 😅) I love these questions! Number 10 though is, to me, a hard yes. There must be life elsewhere, and the prospect of discovering it and how different it is to our biology and chemistry really excites me.
milisecond duration bursts? If you heard it at all it's just a pop or snap in your speaker, If it's strong enough to detect. Too fast to be more than a pixel on your waterfall.
@@jamesdriscoll9405 sunspots, which run on the same 11 year cycle, affect HF propagation on Earth. My comment was about the Sun's magnetic poles shifting... not FRBs
Hello, I'm the daughter of KA0CLY, myself! He went silent key several years ago, but I still remember helping him string long wires all over our pasture, and putting up towers and such, and even winning him a nice, new rig at a hamfest one year, as a door prize!
Gratulerer med dagen! (That’s how we wish someone a happy birthday, or congratulate them on another significant occasion, including the constitution day, in Norway.)
Informational paradox as well spectrography within two minutes = immediate subscribe! Per the "photos" of the "Black Hole", they were compiled as you know
i love your lectures on the theoretical possibilities and realities of the universe! i just dont feel i could confidently do the math and physics like to some people it comes so naturally. i wish i had a second shot at school and maybe if i was interested enough i would have tried more. but i was never exposed to astronomy in school. all of the physics math and sciences we learned were void of astronomy, so i never got a chance to consider that aspect of science, even though technically i knew it existed. im happy for you that you discovered your lifelong excitement for astrophysics. i guess at a time i had a teacher for a non-science class that was an astrophysicist but again we did not discuss her expertise in that class. this is so awesome and i hope you are proud.
"Ellie Arroway: Dad, do you think there's people on other planets? Ted Arroway: I don't know, Sparks. But I guess I'd say if it is just us... seems like an awful waste of space."
I think this is one of the best videos on this channel, because it really raises the curiosity for more! And it's also clear that Dr. Becky is made of only the best, grade A+ atoms. ;-)
2 thoughts: (1) Imagine a bubble of compressed air being released at the bottom of the Mariana Trench. As the bubble makes its way to the surface, it expands. Once it reaches the surface, it pops. Is it possible that our universe isn't expanding because it's being "pushed" outward as it ages, but because the environment that surrounds our universe is becoming less able to contain us within some boundaries? I know, that suggests that an environment outside our universe exists and we are indeed expanding "into something", and that would challenge existing thought on space/time. (2) Life elsewhere. I suggest to others that the universe is actually teeming with life - we just haven't found it yet. The question is, "what form of life?" Even on Earth, paleontologists generally agree that any species that has gone provably extinct never reappears. If we consider the amount of acorns, dandalion seeds, sperm cells and other fertilizing material is required to get 1 viable organism going (a sperm whale will produce 420 gallons of sperm and if lucky produce 1 calf), we can assume the universe is no different anywhere else. So while we may not be "alone" in the universe, I think it's highly unlikely that any life form is just like us. That would make absolutely no statistical sense at all given the fact that the ration of homo sapien to all other life on Earth is something like 1:9,000,000 (and likely more rare than that if we knew the total number of unique species that ever inhabited Earth). But does vegetation exist? Have lifeforms evolved from algae elsewhere? Yeah, I think it's highly likely. They're just not zipping around in space ships, or making RU-vid videos. And even if some "highly intelligent lifeform" does exist, physics applies to everyone. Why would they come here given what they are likely to observe of our galaxy, our solar system, and our planet from many (possibly millions or billions) light years away? Life finds a way - in whatever form presents the least resistance to existance. Life doesn't have to be like us. Nothing else on our own planet is.
Fun fact (unless you're trying to concieve): only about 8% of conceptions result in a live birth, even under ideal conditions. 92% end, but most of them are so early on that no one ever notices. Also if they do observe Earth from a great distance, they would need some very good equipment to notice anything interesting about it unless they're really quite close.
"The problem is how we'd ever confirm that life existed on a planet elsewhere." Idk man I was hoping that Area 51 raid would go somewhere but since it didn't I'm fresh out of ideas.
Thanks Dr. Becky! You've been added to a very exclusive , very short list - physicists who do such an exceptional job explaining astrophysics, that even I can understand a wee bit of it. :-) Dr. Carl Sagan, Dr. Neil deGrass Tyson, Dr. Brian Cox, MinutePhysics, and Dr. Becky.
A recurring thought I get while watching the bloopers : One day she's going to discover the secret of the universe ... and then drop it . That said . the song to accompany that will be epic lol Happy Birthday .
*Answering to the 1 through ten questions* (if anyone has a question, ask) *1-* Its not a "black" color nor "hole," a clear spin storm of inconceivable speed & compression of distiguised stars & other heavly matter. *2-* the Univers repititions from the anti to existance realm, simplistic energy become complex matter infinatly, it expands and collapse or mostly curves by "black-holes," through qusars/pulsar points to recycle purified pit stops like "white-holes" a new expand location. In range scales of infinity, brought eventually together in a time scale, at least under, forever, all by gravity. *3-* A partner or from both Combustion and Static energy, where combustion is no more. *4-* The power amplified from the imbalance of combustion energy with an only left off Static polarity of *raging gravity* to rejoyce with the gap of others celestial bodies to company. *5-* They are located on the non-existing side of existence, a bridge gap called *spontaneous combust* , if you break matters, you'll find seeds of imcompatible residues, suppose to lurk only of the *otherside* , if attempt tampering, can cause mass distruction in vast local area. *6-* a timelord cannot even answer that, because there was *No End To The Beginning* , in infinate areas of Space, gravity eventually, in a time scale at least, forever, lured them on colonels, called the "Great Cosmos." *7-* In cycle of natures Karma, like carnivore, vegetarian & plants, entity in space had to curv the exploting & the exploited, neither came first, because a "blackhole" is a collapsed combustion side power of a solar or massive planet or compress drwaf. *8-* Events of energy frequency waves slop in compression, as light attempts to rejoyce with other similar/complex energy traveling with, causing a dense pulse wave message, of super to ultra fast foward messages, based on how far by a combustion event or celestial mass senario happened. *9-* Anything of vastly size force can effect the solar system, like other solar systems, concluding other dwarf, super planets, dark matter, the hardest shell of a solar sytem and most briddle, is the surface top Corona. *10-* Yes, 1/23rd of an average galaxy will have near or enough similar or identical ways of solar systems possessing heavily body mass realms or atmosphere *fields* , with life sustaining among there. And thats not even including on OTHER neighbors galaxies & beyond.
Thank so very much. You take my favourite thing and exsplain it well and clearly. Astrophysics I've been trying to get a grasp of at least the basics. You have helped me a very good way on this. Peace love & stardust. TomCat
Happy birthday! My candidate is: Why are there still intelligent people who believe in Astrology? Re: life on other planets - could we use the same technique we used to photo a black hole to "build" a telescope the size of the solar system and image the planet? That should give us resolution enough.
I have seen doctors, lawyers, professors and all kinds of wealthy, successful people wearing those rings. I think it's because people are too afraid to take on life as it comes, they are overburdened and insecure about their failures and vagaries of life. Whenever they lose their confidence, their mental strength is not good enough to keep them afloat.
"...tectonic plates, and volcanoes, and earthquakes and whatever" Every geologist with even a passing interest in astronomy just felt compelled to come to youtube like salmon are to return to the rivers.
@@davidlafleche1142 if you'd listen to the video, you'd know that it has to do with what may make the *Earth's magnetic field* to flip from N on top to S on top.
Given the alignments coincide with the cycles it's very good support for the theory. Of course correlation doesn't equal causation, but if it happens enough times it's pretty good evidence.
I see that I am not the only person who was bothered by this comment. I've stated it before. This is cultish thinking. It's the mindset where the person believes they are right and can never be wrong.
4:34 - I guess things moving away from each other does not mean that there's dark energy, but that the expansion is accelerating requires dark energy to be present.
A black sphere as a part of the singularity makes sense since we live in a three dimensional world. A circle would be only a two dimensional object, which does not match the facts. The biggest issue is to fit a singularity into a three dimensional space, or should I say space-time fabric? This singularity as far as we know rips the space off with a hole to which we do not have access to and it seems that we never will. I am anyway glad that there is still plenty stuff available for research.
Just wondering if dark energy, dark matter, or antimatter behave differently than regular/"normal" matter when pulled into the event horizon of a black hole or a black hole itself.
For antimatter I think it would only behave differently if it collided with standard matter when sucked into a black hole. As far as the others, I doubt they'd behave differently but I'm also really curious!
"What came first, the chicken or the egg?" isn't an unsolved mystery though. It has a clear answer in evolutionary biology, and that answer is that delineations between species are socially constructed.
@@MeoWHamster Depends on what you define as an egg. Is it something an embryo grows in? Then eggs have existed ever since the first complex animals appeared in the Pre-Cambrian. Are we talking Eggs with a shell? Then you'd be looking at Proto reptiles in the late Carboniferous/Early Permian such as Hylonomus. But yes, eggs existed before chickens. However you can make the saying relevant again by asking a question that we have not solved. What came first? An egg or complex animals? Did the first complex animal reproduce like it's precursors and it then laid eggs? Or did it's non-complex parents lay the first egg through a mutation?
Thanks Dr Rebecca. Really interesting topic. Your knowledge, enthusiasm and obvious passion is infectious. Unfair that you're so smart, charismatic and beautiful. Rare combination tbh. Take care x
I feel like it's more likely that we'll evolve into different versions of humans before we find proof of life outside our planet. Like while developing the technology to try to visit planets far away, we'll already have developed the tech to visits planets close by. There's already stuff about colonising Mars (not sure how realistic that is, I'm no expert) so in the decades or centuries it takes to develop technology we'll probably have already started a few civilisations in places that could encourage biological changes to occur in humans on those planets differently to how it would occur to humans on Earth. Something like The Expanse?
Nice Monty Python reference “and now for something completely different” Great video, Becky! Love it. I’m in engineering physics this semester and astronomy next semester, and have always been a space/physics nerd so I love your videos.
Becky you make the facts so interesting. Your hair and dimples are so attractive. And your accent is Ausie? I just enjoy watching you. Thank you for being here.
I agree that there are some questions we'll never know the answer to. Even if there was an answer it may simply be beyond the understanding of the human brain.
First I wanted to say that I really like your videos because they make me think. And regarding some of these questions. Have anyone ever pondered if there might be other mirror dimensions/universes of antimatter created at the same time of the "big bang" and may have a spread gravitational interaction with ours, this would explain the gravitational effects alluded to "dark energy" which cause the universe to expand and the lack of antimatter. On the other hand, there might be very massive stuff affecting our observable universe beyond our visual reach that is pulling our universe apart. On the third-hand dark energy might just be space being created constantly like a balloon being filled with air in all directions.
