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Brian Keating & Lex Fridman: What’s the Universe Expanding Into? 

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@sjf96
@sjf96 Год назад
One of my favorite things about Dr. Keating is his ability to explain things. He doesn't dumb it down, but crafts excellent analogies after giving you a basic primary in the physical reality you might not know. He doesn't get caught up in storytelling, but lays out the facts in an engaging way - no embellishments required. Gotta love good science communication
@name-vi6fs
@name-vi6fs Год назад
"I grew up in the Soviet Union. We watched propaganda." LOL, Lex is great.
@kn0wmore126
@kn0wmore126 Месяц назад
The Soviets weren't the only ones watching propaganda. ;)
@youtubeaccount2429
@youtubeaccount2429 6 дней назад
@@kn0wmore126 He is now making propoganda.
@speerunscompared
@speerunscompared Год назад
The universe is expanding into an infinitely dense layer of cream cheese.
@mosaicmonk4380
@mosaicmonk4380 Год назад
Shut up loser
@1197540k
@1197540k Год назад
This true?
@sydneydell5548
@sydneydell5548 Год назад
Stop.
@Yuna69able
@Yuna69able Год назад
I always thought that. Maybe its expanding into jello?
@SommetiderHvorforDetRoligRolig
Oh, thats awesome, you just saved me 12 mins of watching this video
@SMRMAGAZINE
@SMRMAGAZINE Год назад
The puns and casual joking while explaining something so delicately is unmatched
@GetaVe
@GetaVe Год назад
The canvas is not expanding. The canvas of the universe is (for all intents and purposes) infinite. It’s what’s on the canvas that’s moving outward. A better analogy I think is to imagine an infinitely large swimming pool. Drop a few plastic balls in there. What will those balls be moving into? More pool water. The universe is not the nothingness between things. The universe IS the things in that nothingness.
@Jay-kk3dv
@Jay-kk3dv Год назад
That Se7en reference was hilarious!! 4:45
@Techcensorshipbot
@Techcensorshipbot Год назад
As Terence McKenna observed, “Modern science is based on the principle: ‘Give us one free miracle and we’ll explain the rest.’ The one free miracle is the appearance of all the mass and energy in the universe and all the laws that govern it in a single instant from nothing.
@Paine137
@Paine137 Год назад
The miracle is that there’s no miracle.
@clintwalker3127
@clintwalker3127 Год назад
You know someone is good at what they do, when they can explain it in many ways
@bradash.9309
@bradash.9309 Год назад
Still no answer.....
@curtevans2551
@curtevans2551 10 месяцев назад
​@@bradash.9309I'm ctfu
@OBGynKenobi
@OBGynKenobi Год назад
The universe is EVERYTHING. There is nothing outside of it because it's all encompassing. Now, if you're talking about our local universe (what we can see) the that's expanding into the part of the universe we can't see.
@beeman4266
@beeman4266 Год назад
Technically true yeah. But still what is the universe that hasn't been expanded into yet comprised of? Yes, it's still the universe but what is there?
@OBGynKenobi
@OBGynKenobi Год назад
@@beeman4266 another way to say it, is that it's expanding into itself. Imagine a balloon and you're blowing it up, it is the universe, it just keeps getting bigger unto itself. This is why they talk about "the big rip," because if you keep putting air into it, the fabric will tare apart. In theory anyway.
@wolfgangrecordings
@wolfgangrecordings Год назад
it's called intrinsic expansion, the universe isn't expanding "into" anything, it's expanding within its own confines. on a cosmic scale the distance between galaxies is steadily increasing, not just because the galaxies are moving away from each other (if they are), but because the space between them is itself expanding
@charlie-km1et
@charlie-km1et Год назад
“That’s any easy question”…a cosmologist assuming he knows what “space” is “expanding” into is like a virgin assuming he knows how sex is going to feel. 😂
@shaneh1003
@shaneh1003 Год назад
I truly can’t believe we’re still referring to gravity as a fundamental force, when it’s nothing but a reaction of space-time mesh/canvas being stretched by mass. Not only does gravity not pull anything, it also doesn’t act over any type of distance. Space-time is always pushing back to its normal point of least resistance, and any stretching dominoes for as far as the effect of the mass allows; which on galactic terms is an extremely far distance, especially when it’s magnified by all the individual mass forces that domino inside of galaxies.
@hennessy8094
@hennessy8094 Год назад
Don't think of the universe as expanding into more of something. Think of the universe as being this thing that is constantly stretching itself :). This is why the theory isny called expansion its called Inflation! Becuase the universe is inflating not "expanding" :) ❤️
@stephens2895
@stephens2895 Год назад
Hi. Correct me if I am wrong as I am not a physics major. Etc. You are looking to observe the characteristics by inference at the furthest extent of expansion. That is within the perimeter of expansion? Not outside it. However, if observed one could see predictable features of expansion unless something not of those characteristics of this universe - were encountered? Yes?
@stephens2895
@stephens2895 Год назад
Just trying to clarify my conjecture. If this universe is expanding at a given pace; and then that changes, it could have encountered another expanding universe for example. This begs the question what is between these universes! It also assumes such other expansion observes similar patterns of behaviour. In a sense, it’s then a bit like galaxies encountering each other within a universe but that a universe is obviously different to a galaxy. It also assumes a kind of neutral space between universes. But, if this universe expanded from a point - then clearly it expanded at point A into “something”. This puts what is conjectural simply and assumes a fair bit. A conflict of characteristics might not occur if universal laws applied as between universes but each universe would have an impact on another, once within a certain locus (if that is the word).??!😮
@advaitrahasya
@advaitrahasya Год назад
" What is between those photons" Great question, Lex. Cosmologists should have been the first to escape chronocentric atomism, just as they once escaped geocentricism. And they may well do so, if they can manage to avoid the error which physicists can't avoid: Taking tweakable mathematical models to be descriptive of mechanism. Otherwise, Carver Mead, or some space scientists I have heard of will likely be first to glimpse the real mystery. And thanks to Brian for being frank about the unknowns and not inviting woo into the discussion :)
@megamillionfreak
@megamillionfreak Год назад
Great banter. I’m gonna watch the whole thing now (want to hear more on polarization and beyond).
@DrBrianKeating
@DrBrianKeating Год назад
Awesome. Thanks so much! *What was your favorite takeaway from the full conversation?* _Please join my mailing list to get _*_FREE_*_ notes & resources from this show! Click_ 👉 briankeating.com/list
@kennethfeula2773
@kennethfeula2773 Год назад
This is one of the biggest questions i’ve had since i was 10 years old. But no matter what anybody says they don’t know.Nobody knows . There is not one person on the Earth that can explain any of this.
@cryptolord9826
@cryptolord9826 Год назад
They know but they wouldn't tell the general public because of panic
@calibos3329
@calibos3329 Год назад
@@cryptolord9826 🙄
@rnash999
@rnash999 Год назад
But the guest calls it naïve to question his narrative.
@jasonmoore7223
@jasonmoore7223 Год назад
Are you gagging on Christ right now?
@yungbobross6418
@yungbobross6418 Год назад
I mean what is outside of a box you are stuck inside no matter your efforts? We are talking about what amounts to conjecture and guesses based on what we have inside the box, but the whole point is that inside and outside are separate so there must be some difference between them we can’t know. It is interesting to think about but until we can escape the box it really can’t be known what is beyond its walls. Edit: I want to make sure to point out that just because information or matter is outside the box doesn’t mean it is completely different from inside the box, it just means we can’t know anything about it. There’s no reason to believe everything “outside” of the universe from our perspective isnt just, more space.
@briank1263
@briank1263 Год назад
Thanks Brian. I always love your articulate explanation of the cosmos.
@dosesandmimoses
@dosesandmimoses Год назад
Silly question.. I’m still learning physics.. what demarcates the boundaries of space as it expands? Thank you
@djtan3313
@djtan3313 Год назад
Not a silly question. Not at all silly. In fact, I think u understood d question more than the guy in d vid.
@King_Clone_
@King_Clone_ Год назад
The mind! Thanks, I’ll be here all
@brianstrutter1501
@brianstrutter1501 Год назад
The reason why we see galaxies beyond what we think we should see is because the big bang didn't happen mostly in one direction. The cone that they show of the observable universe is like one slice of a large pizza. Imagine 11 other slices the same size as the slice we're in. Tons and tons and tons of glaxies out there. A googolplex of galaxies if you will. Expanding in all directions rather than just that one cone that they show
@ny3793
@ny3793 Год назад
Wow that was the dumbest thing I’ve read on here lol
@davelordy
@davelordy Год назад
_"It appears that the universe is bigger than it is older"_ Buzz . . . category error.
@brianjacob8728
@brianjacob8728 Год назад
The universe operates like a toroid. Part is expanding, the other half is constantly contracting.
@kristjanveski
@kristjanveski Год назад
I wonder how much of this (if any) is easier to conceptualize at higher dimensions. If we could see time and space as an object the same way we can see a 1cm cube, how much further would the questions go..?
@SneakyTravels
@SneakyTravels Год назад
How far do you want to go?
@PayMe888
@PayMe888 Год назад
Expand your conciousness enough and you will arrive to the questionless realm.
@hangtime1111
@hangtime1111 3 месяца назад
My theory is something is pulling away the universe like a dot To a other dot the 1st explode and create an attraction to the other dot at any distance because something is connecting the universe toghether
@sicknado
@sicknado Год назад
" As you get nearer and nearer to the moment of time that we call the present, things get more and more complicated. The universe is an engine for complexity. And if you entertain this, suddenly a light comes on, on the human condition. Instead of bowing to the fact that we are 'lucky to be here' , let's instead entertain the idea that, in terms of the universe, we are be the apple of its eye. We at the cutting edge of a 13 billion year old process of defining novelty." - Terence McKenna
@gregorycontee9034
@gregorycontee9034 Год назад
Cc
@TheCriticalArchitect
@TheCriticalArchitect Год назад
What does it look like at the edge of the universe? If you “teleported” to the edge, would you ride the wave of expansion and remain at the edge, or would you be surpassed by it instantly?
@onbored9627
@onbored9627 Год назад
the "edge" of the universe (presuming you mean observable universe) would most likely just look like it does here for the most part. the universe is thought to be relatively uniform. You wouldn't feel like it's expanding any faster than you feel like it now.
@MrDoBaKflips
@MrDoBaKflips Год назад
You would still feel like you're at the center, more or less
@nagualdesign
@nagualdesign Год назад
If you teleported to the farthest reaches of the observable universe it would look much like it does here, but from your new perspective the Milky Way would then be at the 'edge', and looking in the opposite direction you'd see billions of galaxies that can't be seen from Earth. Your question is a bit like standing on a mountain top and looking at the horizon and asking what it would be like to teleport to the horizon. Would you be at the edge of the world? Of course not, you'd just be however many miles from where you started and now the mountain would be on the horizon.
@la6610
@la6610 Год назад
The wave of expansion permeates throughout the entire universe, its not localized anywhere.
@jedaaa
@jedaaa Год назад
@@nagualdesign that's only true in a closed universe . We can't be sure what shape it actually is
@missh1774
@missh1774 Год назад
Is polarization like seeing a grey room in an abandoned house and then in a blink you see the same room in living colour with people going about their day to day things? Or would it be like a fancy bending location trick where the globe as it is could be temporarily inverted with an immediate returned to the extroverted state?
@ZeroOskul
@ZeroOskul Год назад
Polarization is a property applying to transverse waves that specifies the geometrical orientation of the oscillations. In a transverse wave, the direction of the oscillation is perpendicular to the direction of motion of the wave.
@missh1774
@missh1774 Год назад
@@ZeroOskul thank you. You have described the diagram to a tee. I was wondering about the wave information and what it could translate as or what could be experienced.
@johntheboy6555
@johntheboy6555 Год назад
@@missh1774 what on earth are you talking about?
@missh1774
@missh1774 Год назад
@@johntheboy6555 what do you mean?
@spheriscope
@spheriscope Год назад
Ooh! Brian did the space sample thing. I always wondered (since I thought of it) what you'd find in a space sample. Like you bring a cylinder into space with open ends move it through the space and then close the ends and bring it in and analyze what's in there. I asked in some science group and they said nothing would be in there because space is a vacuum. Are you sure nothing would be in there? We're in there. Amebas and planarians are in there. Hmm. Still.
@tyjoseph5440
@tyjoseph5440 Год назад
I absolutely loved this conversation. Also, I use (stole) this explanation for the “but what is nothing?” question.
@henrykraft5914
@henrykraft5914 Год назад
Very interesting video...makes me think of the joke we had in Physics class...final exam..."explain the universe... and give three examples"...
@DrBrianKeating
@DrBrianKeating Год назад
Lol
@davidcampos1463
@davidcampos1463 Год назад
You mean there is no "Red Shift" it's just absolute gravitation? Fascinating.
@PuBearsticks
@PuBearsticks Год назад
There's actually no such thing as red. We imagine it.
@Paine137
@Paine137 Год назад
@@PuBearsticksIndividual perception of red can differ, but particular wavelengths are measurably universal.
@PuBearsticks
@PuBearsticks Год назад
@@Paine137 That's beside my point, which I admit was a bit cheeky, though, since you joined the discussion...we made all of that up too. The words, your precious measurements, all of it. At some point, something imagined an abstract representation of something based on information provided by sensory neurons and off to the races. The evolutionary selector of those imagined representations over time has necessarily been utility, not accuracy. Even measurements are measuring things represented by imagination. And numbers don't tell us how to interpret them. That job goes to paradigm which is informed by and, dare I say, an emergent property of those abstract representations.
@matttirado7661
@matttirado7661 Год назад
...the universe expanding into what is between the protons is blowing my mind...that is genius
@PinyataSpirit
@PinyataSpirit Год назад
universe tends to enthalpy, great analogy
@rickgoranowski9428
@rickgoranowski9428 Год назад
"Typically neurotic" old Polack sees cyclic conformal cosmologic expansion causing rupturable vacuum "weakness" towards the universal mid-region where earlier aeonic big bangs took place; no anti-deSitter space involved; just stress fractures providing a reverse plasma influx portal. Happy New Aeon!
@JoeDoig
@JoeDoig Год назад
The Universe is expanding into itself because it is curved. There, I saved you a lot of gibbering. The best bit is that none of "the universe" it is really there. When you observe from outside of "the box", this becomes clear. The way to visualise it is: the empty space in between all of the stuff is pointing to that which is real. The stuff is just as empty as the empty space between it. You will see it.
@Screamo_RC
@Screamo_RC Год назад
My guess is there's things bigger than are universe that our universe helps make up. Like a particle. The universe vibrates(?), it's full of w/e material needed to form whatever particle needed and it could appear hazy too. We have no idea, or any way to grasp what, if anything is larger than our universe. Imagine being as small as bacteria, trying to grasp the concept of a planet, that bacteria would die long before it made it around the globe or even realized it did.
@NashBrooklyn
@NashBrooklyn Год назад
1. universe is the same size and everything moves towards the great attractor inside each universe - 2. there is no big bang but rather constant syphoning of all the matter back and forth - 3. anti matter is what keeps walls/edges of each universe sanitized of all organic matter build up - 4. dark matter is one of 3 main products of anti matter and dark matter keeps stars moving towards the great attractor - 5. there is no light speed nor light photons on their own - but rather when dark matter grinds against star's electromagnetic fields and such grinding produces extremely high frequency vibration waves that start to glow - and to us it looks like light - also keep in mind that when dark matter overwhelms a star by pushing the star to follow the path to the great attractor then star dies - 6. the reason why we have seemingly millions of stars is because the dark matter vibrates constantly - so when it bounces each star back into the path it creates a rotational field which is what we call a gravity - basically gravity is the force that dark matter uses against electromagnetic fields produces by every matter in space - but anti-matter is the king of all matters - it keeps the entire universe from exploding - like a soap bubble that is made of thin spider silk but as strong as carbyne - 7. dark matter is a child of anti matter - only anti-matter and the great attractor can destroy it - 8. all universes are connected via black holes, white holes, worm holes/tunnels - basically like doors between rooms - 9. no organic matter can pass any of those doors - but what is interesting that anti-matter can and the great attractors use it to renovate the universe's walls as well as to generate dark matter that clears universe from stars that dont follow the path to the great attractor, as well sanitize universe from any sort of organic matter build up including us - 10. each universe has its own great attractor - but it is more like the main battery for each universe to run - stars are just the electromagnetic juice to keep the great attractor alive - in other words each universe is basically a closed down garden of electricity, magnetism, polarity, organic/dark/anti matters - the light has nothing to do with anything as well as gravity - those just interpretations of the end result the dark matter causes to the stars - 11. every organic matter produces electricity to feed the electromagnetic field around itself - we call that aura - basically a word to name the same thing we call light or aurora borealis/northern lights - why can humans see northern lights but cannot see aura around another human - because of amount of electromagnetic waves that generated is only 100 watt - which enough to light a bulb daily - so now you understand why we are needed by the great attractor in the first place and how a simple organic build up (think of a biohazard mold) in space has evolved into a complex creature - we are all made of star particles and we all have one single purpose/job to do - is to keep the great attractor from dying - and we fail then the universe will be lost entirely - as for the anti matter, where does it go when the great attractor dies, cause we know that anti matter is needed by the great attractor - but when no great attractor left then what happens to anti matter (forget the dark matter as it forms into organic matter and gets sanitized via high voltage discharge from the great attractor) - the anti matter exists the universe via the black hole and syphons to a connected universe via the white hole - notice when it enters the universe it looks like a glowing smoke - there you go - that is anti matter that escaped from a dead universe that lost its great attractor or this universe where we are at is about to be sanitized from all organic build up - yes! sounds bad! but even a space mold (organic matter build up) restarts its build up eventually - as we are aware of so far 6 times such build up happened before on earth - in other words, earth is in out of reach by our universe's anti matter and its baby who's called the dark matter - but when a new batch of anti matter syphons into the universe the balance can tilt towards less room for organic matter what we call life - so less life and more anti life -
@eveningprimrose3088
@eveningprimrose3088 Год назад
The way my physics genius ex-husband explained it to me when I asked that question was basically that there is not empty space outside of the universe, but nothing exists beyond the horizon, not even space, because space, and time as well, are a function of the matter and energy within it.
@jedaaa
@jedaaa Год назад
Yeah, he really failed with his analogy here. According to what he said, the question of what the universe is expanding into still remains.
@eveningprimrose3088
@eveningprimrose3088 Год назад
@@jedaaa well when I try to imagine the nothingness "beyond" the physical universe, it puts a spasm in my brain. Nevertheless, I can conceptualize it in a way, but then I am getting into the metaphysical realm, which I think human beings are designed to do ultimately anyway.
@MilkoOfficialChannel
@MilkoOfficialChannel Год назад
The right question: What’s the Universe Expanding Out to?
@gregoryallen0001
@gregoryallen0001 Год назад
tbh these two should have a regular show 2gether 🫂
@DrBrianKeating
@DrBrianKeating Год назад
That would be awesome
@okrajoe
@okrajoe Год назад
According to the pre-roll commercial, it has something to do with Old Spice shampoo.
@DrBrianKeating
@DrBrianKeating Год назад
Lol
@blengi
@blengi Год назад
As a non conventional take, I personally think the information state outside an expanding universe is slowly compactifying due to the internal states of universes like ours doing work at the interface with the much vaster external state, and this is unpacking space time/information volume, albeit the exogenous compactification phase was not slow during inflation when our universe's boundary condition started exponentially hoovering up all the nascent space time volume of countless other unlucky proto universes - not all of them though....
@inderpreetsingh1266
@inderpreetsingh1266 Год назад
Cool idea, but then what is the general topography of the multiverse you described, in which our local universe is "contained"? Would it be an infinite manifold, rolling unto itself like a 4-dimensional "doughnut" torus, or represented by an expanding/contracting fractal multidimensional field of space-time as some have hypothesized? As long as we continue to describe the universe via spatial-temporal boundary conditions, we run into conceptual and linguistic problems requiring an internal/external state of reference.
@blengi
@blengi Год назад
@@inderpreetsingh1266 hi and thanks for questions. My thoughts are actually based on a computer program I coded to simulate abiogenesis in a very abstract information sense,. But by good fortune or delusion the simulation seems to have aspects of cosmogenesis embedded in it which made me wonder if life can precede the existence of the universe. Anyways, It's a little bit hard to explain without using some technical mumbo jumbo. The topology of the greater external state ie the state that the multiverse regions develop within, is not some simple geometry or manifold, but is more like an infinite evolving coral like surface, entropically compactifying as non stable information elements try to find equilibrium somewhere. This is what the simulation output generated and information wise the partitioning tends toward gaussian statistically for the higher density zones. However within some regions of this basically infinite complex surface, regions of local information structure and internal couplings can allow for the nucleation of temporary empty vacuum like states ie low information domains. I wrote another sim to test these domains and it showed some of these vacuum like domains can phase transition into an inflationary mode of expansion if the information coupling is favourable. My monte carlo sim says around 1/24 is some sort of inflationary optimum, which is curiously the same value that some MSSM get for grand unified coupling value... Anyways, any newly inflating state tends to compactify the information just outside it at the interface with the much vaster complex external coral like surface domain, which lets more and more free information fall exponentially faster into the now bubbleverse like surface manifold it is creating. Universes in the sense of s space time manifolds are just small patches of simpler information patterning in a much more dynamic higher reality where the broader possibilities are much more colourful and less constrained compared to the laws governing the information inside a newly generated space time.. So basically it's my contention that outside the universe and no doubt other universes, is a much vaster domain more akin to a fantabulous evolving perhaps even life-like structure, which can selectively inflate universe like states into existence and extract utility from the ex nihilo information disequilibriums that reality can't really avoid having axiomatically
@nicholasnovakowski1431
@nicholasnovakowski1431 Год назад
42 is a number that connects everything
@angie-jn5df
@angie-jn5df Год назад
I have no problem meeting for classification of the situation within
@lyrand6408
@lyrand6408 Год назад
All of this for me is fascinating and difficult to understand. But the one thing I just cannot fathom is why does the (observable) universe expand at an accelerated rate? What is causing the expansion to accelerate? Is the cause of the expansion itself also the same cause of it accelerating? Or is the acceleration of the expansion a completely separate cause? And also why CAN it accelerate constantly without stopping? Feels to me like an infinite amount of some sort of energy would be required to accelerate anything forever.
@paulmichaelfreedman8334
@paulmichaelfreedman8334 Год назад
The acceleration is due to the total vacuum energy growing. Vacuum energy does not dilute away as the universe expands. The density remains equal everywhere. This in turn causes more repulsion (dark energy) so the acceleration is slowly increasing.
@thoughtx4728
@thoughtx4728 Год назад
Yes the bottle would be empty, if you put the cap on and brought it back inside it would crush flat under immense pressure from the atmosphere
@palmtree8604
@palmtree8604 Год назад
Why is nothing expanding towards us faster than we move away.
@downwithtrudeau
@downwithtrudeau Год назад
Omg i never even thought of that!! 🤯🤯
@DrBrianKeating
@DrBrianKeating Год назад
Cool.
@downwithtrudeau
@downwithtrudeau Год назад
@@DrBrianKeating i always contemplate how there can be a universe to begin with
@vicheakeng4884
@vicheakeng4884 3 месяца назад
"Maximum Power, Scotty". From the StarShip Enterprise. 9:03
@kenbrunet6120
@kenbrunet6120 Год назад
Man I wish I could understand physics like an expert does. Without the life time of dedicated study of it lol
@maalikserebryakov
@maalikserebryakov Год назад
You can I can teach it to you in a week. The mathematics is important for being able to _use_ the models to make predictions but not much else. You can conceptually grasp physics easily enough. The objective of Physics is to comprehend the universe and everything inside it in mechanistic and mathematical means. Consider yourself the first person to conduct the study. Observe the universe and the things inside it and what do you notice? 1.) - Matter. Material objects. The current best model of _what matter really is_ in the most fundamental and most small unit is the Atomic Theory. Including nuclear and particle physics of course. These are all the current model of STUFF and THINGS. 1.5.) Motion. Matter can move. The current best mechanics are both Quantum Mechanics and Classical Mechanics. They both work very well but only in their respective fields. 2.) Light, heat and other Electromagnetic Phenomena. Ive fudged it a bit here, because considering light and heat as em phenomena is in fact a theory in itself. But whatever. The current best model of this is the Photon model. 3.) You want to catalogue the universe itself into a map. This is Astronomy. Use 1.) and 2.) to catalogue the properties of everything in existence. The sun, distant galaxies, etc. however there is a special problem here. Gravitation. How does Matter attract other matter, and what is the best mathematical model for it? Currently that is General Relativity. Although there is some evidence that it could be wrong. Whenever we apply it to model the rotation of a galaxy, it contradicts what we see. 4.) Cosmology. This is using 3.) to try and deduct the origin of the Universe.
@benjaminsamms
@benjaminsamms Год назад
Imagine studying something for a lifetime and being incorrect at the end of it all.
@kenbrunet6120
@kenbrunet6120 Год назад
@Ben Samms What's incorrect and how do you know it is?
@davidmurphy8364
@davidmurphy8364 Год назад
….I’m laughing on the inside😂😂😂😂
@54918ss
@54918ss Год назад
So if you was the only thing to exist in this universe you’d be able to travel infinitely in every direction into the empty eternal void, this isn’t nothing this is something. This also obviously means that it was eternally here but the question is how can this empty eternal void manifest a universe or multiverses when it’s eternal properties is emptiness? P.S The universe itself can’t fill itself completely into every particle in this void as it’s expanding so it basically gets diluted in this 420 per square cm. As the universe ages, I’d assume this number will shrink due to the universe not having enough particles to fill the void it’s expanding in to, unless the particles themselves grow/duplicate at the same rate of expansion.
@synchro-dentally1965
@synchro-dentally1965 Год назад
"What’s the Universe Expanding Into?" As long as there isn't a profit motive, this question is fine to ask
@frosty_friends1807
@frosty_friends1807 Год назад
If every spot is the center of the universe from that frames perspective then every person is the center of the universe. When my penis accelerates in conjunction with the expansion of the universe. Is my penis therefore expanding faster than the universe is expanding?
@flowerpt
@flowerpt Год назад
Brooklyn isn't excepted from expansion.
@DrBrianKeating
@DrBrianKeating Год назад
Lol. Thanks woody!!
@Yzjoshuwave
@Yzjoshuwave Год назад
I’m not sure I followed the argument so well. I thought it was going to be a question of the “space” that spacetime exists in - sort of a spin on “where did the Big Bang take place[?]”. Or, “where is the Universe?” Well, it’s here… but where’s here? Maybe we say that the inflation of the Cosmos is the basis upon which any “here” could be - but that definitely seems to contradict the notion of a Multiverse. But regardless, is it meaningful to talk about a Universe coming into Being without conceiving of a meta-space of some sort that it came into? Seems like another “turtles all the way down” issue: wouldn’t we then need to explain how that space can exist at all too?
@ConnoisseurOfExistence
@ConnoisseurOfExistence Год назад
Are you saying, that the matter and energy of the universe reach out to a certain point, beyond which there's still empty space, and the matter and energy are expanding into it?
@edcunion
@edcunion Год назад
This is a fun to watch conversation, Lex Friedman plays one of the best straight man around these days to a cavalcade of effervescent bright scientific thinkers. There's a lot to learn yet about large scale, i.e. galactic and larger, magnetic fields and electric charges, as space has measurable permeability and permittivity properties? The metric to this observer appears to be curved along a size spectrum if all things appear to free fall at the same constant rate, if the persistence of straight triangles might be an illusory compensation effect? The following queries from a long time what me worry AE Neuman fan, that it takes at minimum a trinity of separate real point entities with a fourth dimension, following Hamilton, for movement in a 3D space to emerge? It's undefined or static in 3D before that reality, with all due respect to the imaginary numbers?! The next equinox approaches daily, keeping all things light for the following solstice, good rest of the day, this fun video made for today's mirth!
@rockpadstudios
@rockpadstudios Год назад
I wish I could spend more time on stuff like this
@DrBrianKeating
@DrBrianKeating Год назад
Thanks. Please watch my 4h conversation with Lex Fridman ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-nhGwJLXzHs8.html
@maxswanson7197
@maxswanson7197 Год назад
You could make this your career if you chose
@rockpadstudios
@rockpadstudios Год назад
@@maxswanson7197 I'm getting ready to retire and I'm spending my time designing / building circuits. I've been an embedded engineer my whole career so I'm pretty good at writing firmware to support my stuff. Modern physics is fascinating but if I had the time I would study semiconductor physics.
@_indrid_cold_
@_indrid_cold_ Год назад
Does this not mean, given that the stuff in the bottle exists inside the universe, that the universe is expanding into stuff which can be found inside the universe? How can that be because that stuff surely cannot exist outside the universe unless we are saying that the outside the universe is made of a vacuum just like the inside? If that is true then I have a mind blowing thought…. Just maybe the vacuum is STILL the outside of the universe and the universe is not expanding into anything, it’s expanding THROUGH it with both inside and outside co-existing in the same time and space with maybe another dimension, we don’t understand, providing the defining co-ordinate of uniqueness.
@Theninjagecko
@Theninjagecko Год назад
why does light redshift with the expansion but matter doesn't do this "stretching"
@sdavis9191
@sdavis9191 Год назад
Ωm + Ωr + ΩΛ = 1 presupposes that the universe may be explained using the Lambda-CDM model, which is based on the Friedmann-Lemaître-Robertson-Walker (FLRW) metric, which describes the spacetime of a homogeneous and isotropic universe. If the universe were not homogeneous and isotropic, the FLRW metric would not be an accurate description of spacetime and the Lambda-CDM model would have to be modified to account for the deviation from homogeneity and isotropy. if the universe is diluting in mass-energy, one could introduce a new density parameter, Ωd, which would represent the density of the diluting component. The new density parameter would be added to the standard density parameters of matter, radiation, and dark energy: Ωm + Ωr + ΩΛ + Ωd = 1 The dilution could be modeled as a fluid with negative energy density, this would be a form of phantom energy, which would have a negative equation of state parameter. The equation of state parameter is the ratio of pressure to energy density, and it describes the behavior of the fluid. For a fluid with negative energy density, the equation of state would be: p = w * ρ Where w
@marcinha1973
@marcinha1973 Год назад
I know this is kinda off topic, but I swear, if I didn’t look I would still be sure Dr Keating was interviewed by a well-done Jessie Pinkman.
@stewiepid4385
@stewiepid4385 Год назад
@6:44 and following ~ " The notebook on which the Photons are written in. " I felt that! Very Mossy thoughts indeed.
@little8660
@little8660 Год назад
It's expanding into the future, what's beyond it doesn't exist yet because we haven't got there yet. Acum.
@dirtymcnuggets9933
@dirtymcnuggets9933 5 месяцев назад
Lex is very intelligent; I think he was hitting his comprehension limit with "What's in the Box!?"
@user-ys3ev5sh3w
@user-ys3ev5sh3w Год назад
vacuum is a crystal. Unit of crystal is a only place where can be located electric monopole and the only place where magnetic dipole can't be located. When magnetic dipole begins moving with arbitrary speed it enevitably encounter unit and will be broken to peaces ('+' and '-' electric monopoles) wich immediately located in nearest units and connect thamselves to 4D( becase they are binary 1-digit number systems). Then in 4D begins reincarnation of broken dipole. Time depends only on distance between '+' and '-' electric monopoles. So reincarnated in 4D dipole continue moving untill next collision but at not arbitrary speed. And i can't imagine other explanation why electromagnetic wave has no friction.
@gabrielehanne580
@gabrielehanne580 Год назад
Of course it needs to keep expanding . I want to keep decorating it ! In my little corner of it i am having so much fun challenging the laws of physics ....... Tweaking gravity , because why not . Muons , gluons , charm quarks and so much more . But why have such dense experiences ?
@wulphstein
@wulphstein Год назад
We should get down to the fundamental building blocks of spacetime. What is the mechanism that makes spacetime work?
@justaguy328
@justaguy328 Год назад
The cutting edge of science seems to show that information is fundamental, not matter or spacetime. Which is probably the most mind blowing thing i've ever learned, and very spooky when you consider that the Bible says "In the beginning was the Word"
@inderpreetsingh1266
@inderpreetsingh1266 Год назад
@@justaguy328 Indeed. Some theorize that universal consciousness is the fundamental building block, from which matter and energy are emergent localities within a probability continuum, manifesting and collapsing, by the creative will of an intelligent eternal Force/nature. Or, as some others have dreamt- there are higher dimensions we cannot measure, beyond the 4-dimensions we perceive as space-time, that our local universe is just a part of.
@wulphstein
@wulphstein Год назад
@@justaguy328 you have to get down to the substrate that the "information " is written on. Until you do that, you can't develop the interstellar drive.
@wulphstein
@wulphstein Год назад
@@inderpreetsingh1266 what is the substrate upon which thought forms are written on.
@inderpreetsingh1266
@inderpreetsingh1266 Год назад
@@wulphstein The Cosmic Void, I'd venture. Take Genesis as an allegory- "In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth. And the earth was without form, and void; and darkness was upon the face of the deep."
@johnirby4791
@johnirby4791 3 месяца назад
If the universe is expanding..realize any dimension is a measured area of space that is occupied with matter..the supposed view of vacuum of space is no matter...m. he is explaining there are particles now that we are starting to understand and discover that occupy this vacuum..or dark matter of space....so...think of any expansion of a balloon..if it's flat .it still has some air in there..some matter and particles...IF you blow more air in that balloon..the Ballon expands...and expands and expands with more matter expulsion..like a pulsar or nebular
@heaz32
@heaz32 Год назад
Sounds like he is saying that it's the aether inside the small box. Perhaps those photons are just there, and something at some point in time may excite those photons to create the light.
@anywallsocket
@anywallsocket Год назад
“How does this make you feel emotionally?” *Proceeds to explain the physics* - this is the mark of a good scientist! 😂
@moshebny
@moshebny Год назад
Brian, I still don’t understand how we can see light from 13 billion years ago??? Is it ahead of us? Or behind? It’s all so complicated. Is there a book that explains this for an average person? And we missed you last December at the Simxa event ;). ❤
@mitsuracer87
@mitsuracer87 Год назад
Well if it took 13 billion years to get to you then it's 13 billion years in the past
@Makyura43
@Makyura43 Год назад
When you look into a Sun you see it as it was 8 minutes ago. Because it takes 8 minutes for light from Sun to reach you. Many stars you see at night no longer exist.
@nagualdesign
@nagualdesign Год назад
When you see light from 13 billion years ago it's right here, right now, landing on your retinas.
@kuochiangyuan6793
@kuochiangyuan6793 Год назад
@@mitsuracer87 ya well I DONT UNDERSTAND WHY THEY KEEP SAYING universe is expanding faster than speed of light HOWEVER in that case won't it mean we wont see the light of the stars??? Because how can we see light 13 billion years ago IF universe itself has been expanding faster than it????
@RayMerrell68
@RayMerrell68 Год назад
@@kuochiangyuan6793 They're not really saying that, even if they do mistakenly use those words. What they mean is the space between objects is expanding and if you use two objects that are sufficiently far apart, the distance between those objects will grow faster than light speed. Two objects closer together than that though, will be moving apart at a correspondingly slower rate. The expansion of the universe is measurable and definable. When we measure it, we can define it as speed over distance. (According to the CMB, it is approx. 67.4 (km/s)/Mpc, with Mpc being a megaparsec or about 3 1/4 million light years) So, even over huge distances, the universe is expanding pretty slowly, it's only once you have added together an enormous amount of those distances(Over 4000 Mpc), that you get super luminal velocities. Plus... This expansion is cancelled out by gravity. You will hear of objects that are 'gravitationally bound', these are not moving apart. For e.g. All the stars in our galaxy are gravitationally bound and do not experience inflation wrt each other even though the milky way galaxy is something like 100,000 light years across. Also, the Andromeda galaxy is gravitationally bound to the milky way and is actually heading straight for us, Andromeda is something like 2.5 million light years away and the speed that gravity is pulling towards us easily outmatches the rate it's being pushed away. You can go even further out, the Virgo supercluster contains over 100 *clusters* of galaxies and stretches out over 110 million light years yet it is still gravitationally bound.
@Hilarious9098
@Hilarious9098 Год назад
how the heck can you condense such a frikkin complex physics (a quantum fundamental one) into such an awesome explanation!!!!!!!!
@DrBrianKeating
@DrBrianKeating Год назад
Thanks!
@rickgoranowski9428
@rickgoranowski9428 Год назад
@@DrBrianKeating Does Pickleball resemble Cricket? Look at the paddles!
@jamielondon6436
@jamielondon6436 Год назад
Seconded.
@smlanka4u
@smlanka4u Год назад
Not evidence for cosmic inflation. RedShift didn't show a rapid cosmic inflation.
@TheOne-rl4ru
@TheOne-rl4ru Год назад
This is like the infinite hotel : You have a hotel with infinite rooms, and every time a new person (Expansion) shows up, everybody moves up 1 room. After an infinite number of movements, an empty space will appear. I think the universe is infinite, and expanding within its own parameters, via supertask. The answer has to be like this, or else we would've figured something else out rationally by now, right?
@dalejames486
@dalejames486 Год назад
Hi Brian. At around 1:51 you say a "serendipitous surprise" that the universe hasn't slowed in its expansion. Am I correctly inferring that you're implying that this is a good thing? Why is it serendipitous ?
@blengi
@blengi Год назад
Probably because it validates Einstein's cosmological constant term in GR, making Einstein and the edifice of GR even greater. That then obviously legitimizes the ongoing future use of his cherished Einstein thumb puppet, which he therapeutically manifests to make up for never being on the Muppet show as a guest star in *pigs in space* alongside miss piggy. Basically it's a sign that the universe is reassuringly deep down gloriously bonkers.....
@briank1263
@briank1263 Год назад
Photons are ageless? Mind blown.
@DrBrianKeating
@DrBrianKeating Год назад
Thanks Brian K
@stonebridge7710
@stonebridge7710 Год назад
@@DrBrianKeating ageless good, no suitcases better. Can you dad joke some ideas like space time = curvy quantum foam? The idea may not have validity in current models but introducing additional physics vocab is the idea behind my question.
@stevenholmes2467
@stevenholmes2467 Год назад
New gravitational wave detector is coming online should shed some light 🕯️
@radovan_mladic
@radovan_mladic 8 месяцев назад
Full video?
@22008288
@22008288 Год назад
That not on tinder line killed me .🤣
@inderpreetsingh1266
@inderpreetsingh1266 Год назад
Another interesting guess that others have pondered is "What if there are higher dimensions, i.e. more than the known 4-dimensions of space-time, that we cannot perceive, that the universe is just a part of?" Without a way of measuring such higher dimensions we are limited in what we can know.
@havenbastion
@havenbastion Год назад
They cannot be measured because they cannot even be defined. They're indistinguishable from imaginary.
@ashbb9165
@ashbb9165 Год назад
I like this vid good talks
@NeverTalkToCops1
@NeverTalkToCops1 Год назад
Should not space decrease in density as it expands?
@mido1459
@mido1459 Год назад
WHATS IN THE BOX? lol Lex with the 7even reference
@YAHNewsNetwork
@YAHNewsNetwork Год назад
Visualize space as a medium like water .. Why ? Because it not only wraps around an object , but deflects in every direction of the objects shape. Take a sub. You can track it by simply measuring the displacement on the surface of the ocean. (Not easy to do & requires satellites). But in that way I think anyone can visualize space.
@MarkStoddard
@MarkStoddard Год назад
Time in this place the universe is expanding into? If it’s nothing then where did the initial something of the universe come from? Why does anything exist instead of nothing existing?
@clemsonalum98
@clemsonalum98 Год назад
Hmmmm.........doesnt the empty space still have quantum fluctuations? How do we know the space outside of the universe has that? Robert Lawrence Kuhn would get into a huge debate with you about what "nothing" really is. Nothing isn't even empty space, its nothing. I think that's what is outside the universe.
@bensonarnold7958
@bensonarnold7958 Год назад
100%
@ZeroOskul
@ZeroOskul Год назад
What is "nothing" relative to time in the universe, if not empty space?
@wendellg2638
@wendellg2638 Год назад
Left me none the wiser I'm afraid regarding whats outside the univers, but I'm so grateful for his pointing out that using a bowling ball on a trampoline is not a good analogy. That does a disservice to understanding the concept of the curvature of space-time.
@natedp8171
@natedp8171 Год назад
Yep, he’s equivocating on “nothing”, nothing has no properties. If you’re calling something nothing, and it has properties, it ain’t nothing.
@wulphstein
@wulphstein Год назад
When you have a warp engine that works by centrifuging(blueshifting/redshifting) entangled photons to generate a warp field, you won't care what's beyond the universe.
@andrewf7275
@andrewf7275 Год назад
The universe doesn’t expand into nothing, it expands within itself. Meaning the space between galaxies is expanding and therefore expands space time. Time is therefore increased within the parameters of space.
@SynthRockViking
@SynthRockViking Год назад
"Bc they('re) traveling light" 😂
@kirsty_iso
@kirsty_iso Год назад
I learnt to ask Lex questions
@vanyakalinka8305
@vanyakalinka8305 Год назад
Brian Keating really tryna get a laugh from a literal robot
@macdougdoug
@macdougdoug Год назад
My brain nearly exploded, luckily for me I couldn't really grasp the full significance of the ideas.
@masteronionnorth2341
@masteronionnorth2341 Год назад
The real question is this: If your brain exploded at the edge of the universe, what would it have exploded into? 😋
@coffee_drinker2912
@coffee_drinker2912 3 месяца назад
The universe is expanding into a big bang.
@quantumdecoherence1289
@quantumdecoherence1289 Год назад
Lex Fridman interviewing Lex Fridman
@DrBrianKeating
@DrBrianKeating Год назад
Lol
@anthonyolvera5916
@anthonyolvera5916 Год назад
Space and time are the same thing they both measure distance and change can't have one without the other
@zedooncadhz
@zedooncadhz Год назад
Cos space time probably folded so light distance isn't an accurate metric to measure how big the universe should be based on time since the big bang. It's too basic and doesn't factor in intense gravity folding space time
@michaelhunte743
@michaelhunte743 Год назад
The universal mind is high per cubic centimeter. It may be that we should be looking at expansion in terms of exposure.
@gregoryhead382
@gregoryhead382 Год назад
Wave duality in the Universe may occur to D_u or r_0 ~ G when gravity has static expansive potentialities'.
@2nerla403
@2nerla403 2 месяца назад
What if we aren't expanding and we're just being pulled by a bigger universe's gravity? Would explain the rate of expansion increasing over time?
@jamesruscheinski8602
@jamesruscheinski8602 Год назад
gravity with Andromeda galaxy overcomes cosmological constant expansion? why do galaxies in local group / cluster defy cosmological constant expansion? do galaxies in local group revolve around a central body?
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