Space Expert Brian Cox on Black Holes, the Big Bang and Elon Musk | Emma Barnett Meets

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Emma Barnett meets physicist and space expert Professor Brian Cox to discuss whether there is life on Mars, how black holes could one day help us explain the origins of time and why despite the size of the universe humans are still very significant. Interview recorded on Aug 30, 2022.
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@robertstewart239 Год назад

I love it when an interviewer asks concise questions without giving us half of her life story and then lets the interviewee answer without interruptions. Congratulations Emma Barnett! Great job.

@Thedudeabides803 Год назад

Thimply thpectacular.

@mountainshide Год назад

@@Thedudeabides803 haahha cheers for the laughs dude also this interview was great. She did a great job. Brian, as always, was amazing to listen to.

@jimmycozzycostine8137 Год назад

I often wonder if the stars that we see in these images have died or don't exist anymore, any comments on this 😇👍

@jdubmotors3990 11 месяцев назад

If only the mainstream media could follow suit

@jpois1 10 месяцев назад

Absolutely! Here here.

@blackpanda7612 Год назад

I can listen to this man talk ALL DAY LONG. He's beyond amazing.

@JohnSmithGlobeLie Год назад

Black Panda Yep so do all the brainwashed.

@stonehaven2289 11 месяцев назад

@@JohnSmithGlobeLieI love to listen to him as well.. and I'm the least brainwashed person who exists in this multiverse 🧐🤫

@suddenturnforthebest2282 11 месяцев назад

@@JohnSmithGlobeLiesaw u posted a few times negative about him.. does ur name mean ur a flat earther? Not judging just wonder if that's why u say he lies

@JohnSmithGlobeLie 11 месяцев назад

@@suddenturnforthebest2282 Is it a crime to say something negative about somebody who I feel is lying to the public? No, my name does not mean I am a flat earther, that is your assumption.

@maximilianotorro527 10 месяцев назад

@@JohnSmithGlobeLieCan you specify? In which part is he lying?

@peterlfc1387 Год назад

Need more people like Brian who don’t talk about space and astronomy in a dismissive way to people that don’t understand it. He talks about these things like a normal human being that most people can grasp.

@oliveranikolic8158 10 месяцев назад

I agree. That is exactly what I don't respect with Neil de Grasse Tyson, cause he is such an ego diva. Brian is such a great humble guy

@fthitekle9354 7 месяцев назад

I agree 👍

@elisolomon8741 Год назад

A masterclass in interviewing. I'm heartened to see that others have also appreciated the expert way this interview was conducted. Thank you, Emma. Absolutely floor-less.

@Ziggyziggy1 10 месяцев назад

It's probably the first time i see a journalist asking questions without interrupting and being genuinely interested and smiling for a change! Well done lady, Great interview,👏👏👏

@jud424 Год назад

I do not remember if I ever heard a man talked so nicely as this Man ! We need more videos from him. Thank you and Cheers !

@britishmick Год назад

Brian’s strongest traits are his child like wonder and his relatability/down to earth personality. 12:14 this stat never fails to amaze me!.

@myriaddsystems Год назад

Never forget Patrick Moore's humility and integrity in saying "We just don't know".

@teguhimanullah 9 месяцев назад

I don't know how to express this feeling. I almost cried while listening to your story, Professor. It's very deep and astonishing at the same time. Thank you once again for being such a good scientist and storyteller!

@lemongavine Год назад

I've said the same thing as him before......if there is no other intelligent life in the universe, including never here on Earth, no one or no thing would ever get to experience it or see it. It would just be there. This makes me appreciate being alive.

@adammohamed5256 2 месяца назад

The best part ever of all he has been saying is (we don't know). It's the most honest and real answer for all questions.

@alexobed4252 Год назад

This guy is a true treasure.

@JohnSmithGlobeLie Год назад

lol

@marcbiff2192 3 месяца назад

They are truly deluded.@@JohnSmithGlobeLie

@Runeforged 5 месяцев назад

Absolutely fantastic interviewer. I wish she could interview every person with something to say because she doesn’t put herself in the way and she asks great questions. Well done.

@Bodom1after1midnight Год назад

Taken 4 billions years to go from cell to civilisation and we are just killing each other over imaginary lines in the dirt. Good Job humanity.

@ddawg284 9 месяцев назад

11:46 Mr. Cox's response to this question has me mind blown 🤯, humbled, and appreciative of life...

@duggiebader1798 9 месяцев назад

The journalist is called Emma Barnett. She's used to host the morning slot on BBC radio 5 Live, a highly popular station with millions of daily listeners. Learning her craft with the likes of Nicky Campbell who is a giant in listening carefully and letting the caller speak. Emma's a brilliant journalist and this interview illustrates this.

@BG1435q 4 месяца назад

meh

@gazjwil677 Год назад

Love Brian’s enthusiasm, this kind of thing pushes us to learn more. The more ‘Truths’ we know the more it lifts us all up.

@JohnSmithGlobeLie Год назад

GazJ Wil Eh.......Name one truth this liar presented you with???

@zemammm3444 Год назад

@@JohnSmithGlobeLie get lost

@stonehaven2289 11 месяцев назад

@@JohnSmithGlobeLieevery word he spoke is truth.. you just aren't able to comprehend reality

@suddenturnforthebest2282 11 месяцев назад

@@JohnSmithGlobeLieJWST is a significant step forward, there's one truth, starting small but i can keep going a loooooong time

@JohnSmithGlobeLie 11 месяцев назад

@@suddenturnforthebest2282 What truth are you proposing? Do you really think you know what truth is, do you really know what reality is?

@littlesoul8282 10 месяцев назад

I love the way he says "longer" and "number". I love the way he talks anyway. So much enthusiasm. 🥰

@kelion88 5 месяцев назад

I hope that Brian never loses his beautiful smile

@mohammedhadjsaid7884 Год назад

Brilliant interview. I really enjoyed the show. Listening to prof Brian gives me huge respect to science and scientists wherever they are. Respect 🫡

@younus1975 Год назад

this man mesmerises me every time I listen to him talking about cosmology

@MrMop27779 Год назад

So refreshing and inspirational put forth so simply and clearly, with such humility, grace ... and humour . Loved it !!

@Mark-im6pm 10 месяцев назад

WOW. Great interview and amazing dialogue. Thank you!

@sapelesteve Год назад

Terrific interview! Always enjoy listening to Brian talk about the Cosmos! 👍👍💥💥

@JohnSmithGlobeLie Год назад

SapelHow old are you? Now children, once upon a time in a far-off galaxy there was.....lol

@litteliten4999 Год назад

Wonderful interview, thanks.

@cedric25ryan85 11 месяцев назад

Excellent interview

@keepitsecret-dl1pr 17 дней назад

this is guy is one of the best communicators and speakers I've ever seen

@johntatman9168 9 месяцев назад

Emma obviously has a great interest in this subject and therefor she does an amazing job on this interview.

@GTXNABEEL Год назад

I could listen to Brian all day, so soothing!

@magnusjinstrand689 10 месяцев назад

Love the Space 1999 t-shirt!

@barryturner8994 10 месяцев назад

Is Brian being coy, in his delightfully shy manner, to admit that he might find the idea of hairy black holes tantalizing?

@steves1460 2 месяца назад

Miss thise wobbly sets!

@kevinmurray5606 Год назад

Seen the horizons show in Dublin it was amazing I can't express how fascinating it was

@willbachman1501 Год назад

Why is the universe so unfathomably beautiful. There is no reason it needs to be like this at all, or even the existence of math and rules and laws. Why even something instead of nothing. So incredibly cool.

@JohnSmithGlobeLie Год назад

Will Bachman You are classing something that you have never seen, never experienced, or never validated its existence as being beautiful???

@stevenaustin8274 5 месяцев назад

@@JohnSmithGlobeLie you never looked up at night sky in your life ?

@JohnSmithGlobeLie 5 месяцев назад

@@stevenaustin8274 What's up there does not prove what you are standing on, you beLIEve it's all real because that is the result of your social conditioning, which you are merely repeating. But you cannot validate any of it for yourself.

@keepitsecret-dl1pr 17 дней назад

@@JohnSmithGlobeLie you're one of those "we live in a simulation" type guys right?

@keepitsecret-dl1pr 16 дней назад

Why? I don't think there needs to be a reason why. I don't think there IS a reason why. Life exists because of the conditions that allow it to exist - infinitesimally small chances of being the right conditions, but conditions that came to be, all the same - and when something is alive it doesn't want to die, and so clings to survival in any way it can. It reproduces itself because it wants to keep on living past its own individual life. It's instinct. There doesn't need to be a purpose. That's the beauty of it. I think the mystery of life is what makes it so wonderful. Protons, neutrons, electrons, etc. ... they don't know they exist and they don't know why they behave the way they do, they just do. It's truly incredible.

@bhamacuk Год назад

Intelligent questions, intelligent, thought provoking answers delivered with the usual engaging and entertaining manner.

@JohnSmithGlobeLie Год назад

thought-provoking answers ??? I must of missed it, could you enlighten me on one, please?

@thinkindia7095 Год назад

He is all smiles all the time...😀😀

@JohnSmithGlobeLie Год назад

THINK INDIA Most con artists do! Because they are laughing at your gullibility.

@Pyriander 11 месяцев назад

Great interview

@stevenvlass9509 11 месяцев назад

Brian is wearing a space 1999 this episode t ... awesome 😮

@davewilton2287 10 месяцев назад

Hey, Love Brian's Space 1999 T Shirt !!

@GIZALARF Год назад

Like his Space 1999 t/shirt 👍👍 Recognise that font any where

@dallassukerkin6878 Год назад

Good call!

@mattr7529 3 месяца назад

Thank you Mr today Sagan.

@jimmymcjimmy9743 3 месяца назад

I am appalled at the negative ( uneducated ) responses elsewhere here - Brian is a fabulous communicator with unflappable charisma - A true Educator for the upcoming generations. For me - the perfect follow on to Sir David Attenborough ( and even the equally brilliant Prof. Richard Dawkins )

@maddyfighter7881 Год назад

This is really an astonishing piece of information and most cosmo biologist believe that probablity of an intelligent life at least in our galaxy apart from earth is actually “none” ,even one of my friend who works as an astro biologist think in the same manner … intelligent life is very very rare and out of trillions of possibilities and with right conditions only then an intelligent life can occur !!! I was spellbound with this information and since then i firmly believe that we as human beings have a greater responsibility to not only save humanity but also this fragile planet and here we are fighting each other in the name of religion and killing each other just to satisfy our bloated egos!!!

@ulfingvar1 Год назад

We have no clue as to how often life arise, how often it evoles into "us," and if it even evolves into a technological civilzations at all, some may never do that. And even IF there is even one or two civilizations per galaxy, considering there are hundreds of trillions of galaxies, and counting, the universe is likely throbbing with thought and culture and weirdness.

@joetotale6354 10 месяцев назад

Today in the US congress testimony was given regarding the recovery of crashed non-human craft and the exploitation of said tech by unnamed defence contractors. This is not National Enquirer stuff, bud. Yet here you are wanging on like ET reality is still contested.

@ingridhohmann3523 11 месяцев назад

I loved his mention of Einsteins compass ❤️

@manuelortiz4660 Год назад

He's a true ambassador to science for us less than studied

@JohnSmithGlobeLie Год назад

lol lol lol

@watchth1ngs 6 месяцев назад

bonus points for the Space 1999 teeshirt

@jaypurcell3733 Год назад

Seen him in Glasgow last night, very good show would have listened for another 3 hours if they would have kept going

@christophercasserly7988 Год назад

Did ye,aye

@JohnSmithGlobeLie Год назад

Jay Purcell Did you enjoy the cartoon and CGI show accompanied by the fairy story of once upon a time in a far-distant galaxy? lol

@jayboy2kay7 Год назад

I love Brian so much

@myriaddsystems Год назад

Superb interviewer!

@axisskin 3 месяца назад

What a man!!! And what a woman!!o! Brilliant video

@elizabethstranger3122 Год назад

Great and informative interview! It's all so fascinating

@JohnSmithGlobeLie Год назад

Elizabeth Stranger Pre tell what he has now informed you about?

@petergrundy8081 Год назад

Great interview what a extraordinary gift humanity and science has with scientists like Brian

@JohnSmithGlobeLie Год назад

Peter Grundy Plwas wake up! He's an ex-pop star and an actor.

@nitinmohanakajoshbrolin1841 Год назад

Thankyou sir

@jasonlee3218 4 месяца назад

Brian is a remarkable communicator.

@paulmarshall8774 9 месяцев назад

I just think ‘things can only get better’

@michaelberg7201 Год назад

Where is this big bank they keep mentioning and how do I set up an account there?

@tomasb8986 Год назад

I agree with the lady, we’re so insignificant, and yet, so determined to prove that we are..

@JohnSmithGlobeLie Год назад

Tomas B That's right let them disempower you into believing that you are insignificant with bull**** stories about imaginary space travel and distant galaxies. I am significant and don't believe in fairy stories that I was indoctrinated as a 5-year-old. I am now an adult and I can engage my own brain to think for myself.

@122442 Год назад

Absolutely fantastic interview, soooo interesting…….we love you Brian🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

@tooltroll Год назад

Love his T shirt!

@latvianson7980 9 месяцев назад

Love this guy.

@dallassukerkin6878 Год назад

One thing that I can't handle is that Brian is, finally, starting to show the marks of time ... entropy is real :chuckles:

@kevinsayes Год назад

This is why I believe there’s way more going on than we will ever realize. For instance I personally think we’re part of something that, to make it easy to think about, is analogous to the whole universe being the internal structure of some being’s brain (or fill in the blank-doesn’t have to be exactly that, just that our universe is not at all what we ‘think’ it is.) And what’s unique about us vs our elementary particles is that we can observe and break wave functions as the organism needs-that could be something like how the cells in our body mutate for our benefit or repair themselves. Just a fun shower thought

@taylorjeremy71 Год назад

It would show less if he dressed like a grown man and not a 90's teenager headed to see No Doubt.

@dallassukerkin6878 Год назад

@@taylorjeremy71 :grins: Well he was a muso first so I suppose it's ingrained from hid younger days. And, as a complete aside, that font on his shirt is a nod to SPACE 1999 I think.

@geraldbutler5484 Год назад

@@taylorjeremy71 A grown man in which country, which century, which social group, which religion, which economic group?

@taylorjeremy71 Год назад

@@geraldbutler5484 Any of them would be an improvement

@jamesfrost7465 11 месяцев назад

I hope a new amazing telescope or Observatory or University, a planetary base is one day named in Professor Cox's honor.

@myriaddsystems Год назад

He's got the most salient point imaginable at 15:35

@ariemzuluzulu7880 9 месяцев назад

I love listening to this baby face professor

@Deano14397 Год назад

Love this guy

@johnchase2148 Год назад

Einstein also said that imagination is more important than knowledge, so what would you wish for a rebiirth of a black hole.

@rmb2214 Год назад

Wow! So enlightening. So much knowledge and yet so little. What will it take for all humans to turn their greed and hate for enlightenment.

@TheRealStructurer Год назад

Always like to listen to Brian even if I (as a pure layman) think there are more than one intelligent civilisation per galaxy. I hope to get the answer in my lifetime...

@JohnSmithGlobeLie Год назад

Mickael Jansson Has this liar ever presented you with an ounze of proof of what he sprouts?

@zemammm3444 Год назад

@@JohnSmithGlobeLie dude reptiloids are among us. You have to fight them you are the one the only hope of humanity😉

@abrahambaktiar2548 Год назад

Will you see Linda Moulton Howe "space force" and three USS Curtis LeMay, USS Hoyt Vandenberg and USS Hellenkotter ?

@alex79suited Год назад

There's more than one in our galaxy. I think the periodic table of individual galaxy will greatly increase the chance for life. As the milkyway 100 percent has the ingredients for life we must and I mean we must take it as a fact that life exists throughout our galaxy. As you are the evidence that if the correct ingredients are present life will arise.

@davie8906 8 месяцев назад

The first couple of minutes demonstrated it was going to be a weekly meeting of the stammerers club. Bdea,bdea,bdats all folks! 🤪

@keepitsecret-dl1pr 16 дней назад

It's very hard to find the words the explain concepts so complex, and to explain them simply. I'd know I'd be a gibbering wreck, and I'm sure a lot of actual physicists would as well.

@SAMACAG Год назад

invented by fools to fool other fools

@stellarwind1946 Год назад

I’m not so enthusiastic about encountering another civilization, especially a one more advanced. Think about it, if we found another planet that could harbor civilization, that was already inhabited by a more primitive one, what would stop us from moving in and pushing them aside?

@dallassukerkin6878 Год назад

Bear in mind that the number of Earth-like worlds is pretty darned large - the whole alien-invasion meme is based on there being something inherently valuable here on Earth ... and, other than us, there isn't. One of the things we are learning is that, if we want to go somewhere else, we have to overcome our own evolutionary adaption to our own world.

@tonyleukering8832 Год назад

Also keep in mind that we'd have to get there, and that's not happening anytime soon.

@keepitsecret-dl1pr 16 дней назад

You really think if there were aliens, then they would be able to travel lightyears through the harsh/impossible living conditions present in SPACE? Even if they could somehow travel at 1/10 the speed of light, which is incredibly fast, I doubt they would bother coming to visit!

@andrewbarrenger 4 месяца назад

"the earth is one planet around one star amongst four billion stars, in one galaxy amongst two trillion galaxies, in the part of the universe we can see.." 😅

@thefpvlife7785 3 месяца назад

I don’t have to go to space to know how dam important our blue planet is.

@crowmack Год назад

The other argument is we haven't dug deep enough to know what existed in earth before 2.5 million years ago but Earth has existed for 4.5 billion years. We don't know if there were civilisations that might have existed.

@spaceinyourface Год назад

Maybe under the south pole

@keepitsecret-dl1pr 16 дней назад

We know dinosaurs existed at various points throughout the life of the planet, because of their discovered fossils, and they existed millions and millions of years ago. It's unlikely that without fossil evidence, any other humanoid civilizations existed aside from homosapiens.

@ascgazz7347 Год назад

Nice interview, cheers all.

@travelindiatreasures Год назад

Love you so much Brian

@gautearefjord 6 месяцев назад

If it took 4 billion years first, then it took a short time after that..And now the universe could be 32 billion years.

@zburnham Год назад

This guy's a geek's geek, a nerd's nerd. To find one who can speak well and communicate well is rare indeed.

@a-the-1st324 Год назад

My point is 👉 If the Christian deity is truly wise, why didn't He predict that adding a son to Abrahamic monotheism would lead to massive amounts of doubt, genocide and uncertainty?

@crowmack Год назад

Isn't the Canis Major Dwarf Galaxy the closest galaxy to us? Andromeda is closest to the Milky Way Galaxy. This confuses me.

@spaceinyourface Год назад

Andromeda is our closest spiral galaxy.

@dukedepommefrites8779 Год назад

Do black holes actually fully form, or do they evaporate before they ever get the chance?

@thomaslangley1571 Год назад

What a really top bloke. He's my favourite scientist. The way he explains things is unmatched. And the way he ties different aspects of science&nature together. Best all round go to space dude. Closely followed by Neil, Sean and Lawrence. Brian, could a black hole act as a matter portal. Sending matter to areas within the multiverse where new universe's are being born? In a form of primordial plasma not unlike the stuff we currently believe was present at the formation of our own universe... Could they be arteries feeding all forms of energy back to the source of energy at the beginning? To keep it constantly firing and the universe growing? Could we be part of something so vast it's incomprehensible, and the black holes lead to a literal cosmic venous system to which the nutrient energy and matter rich material is transported and re-used/re-formed? I have so many questions.

@nancykralik6779 4 месяца назад

Brian. Also rock star? Multi talented Question I am a beginning Astro physics lover. Are we living in a black hole? Some bh s are billion times larger than sun. A whole galaxy could live in a black hole this size. Some scientist say this. I love listening to you.

@hudatolah Год назад

Brian has always looked to me like an actor that could have played any member of Pink Floyd in a movie.

@fluentpiffle Год назад

He’s definitely acting.. wave structure of matter spaceandmotion

@donb4386 Год назад

It might interest you to know he once played, professionally in a rock band. I don’t recall the name of the band but they made a couple of records.

@abell3337 Год назад

@@donb4386 "things can only get better"

@JohnSmithGlobeLie Год назад

Daniel N He is an actor playing his part on the world stage.

@Distorted-Vision Год назад

@@donb4386D:Ream

@JoeBlowUK Год назад

He soon skipped over what the JWST has shown us... that when we look back close to the beginning of time, we see mature, spiral galaxies, similar to ours.

@RussellBurns-nv8er 10 месяцев назад

this interviw was recorded August 22nd 2022.. JWST didnt becone active until July 11th 2022. i doubt there was anything to skip over at that moment in time

@JoeBlowUK 10 месяцев назад

@@RussellBurns-nv8er You've either a short memory, or not done any actual research. There were plenty of surprises in that first few weeks of activity from the JWST.

@christiansmith-of7dt 5 месяцев назад

The first person to detect motion in andromeda outside of a supernova wins

@nbt3663 11 месяцев назад

Very pragmatic. The essence of gravity, he just draws you in.

@keepitsecret-dl1pr 16 дней назад

I think it's also because he comes across as a bit childlike and innocent in his demeanour. It's very endearing, and like if a child was speaking up, you'd pay attention.

@bathin813 Год назад

It's kind of comedic. " Thank you to coming to talk to us" but it was a TV where he suppose to be.

@alanhaynes9672 Год назад

Its a great point that if we didn't 'waste' money on these projects, we'd be living in the dark ages still. Electricity, radio, the car, air travel etc all came from people taking a punt and spending the money.

@JohnSmithGlobeLie Год назад

Alan Haynes But the money is a great investment in brainwashing the sheeple into distraction by actually believing anything that this actor is telling them about the illusionary space travel. The money is very well spent indeed when you see how comprehensive the brainwashing has been.

@christiansmith-of7dt 5 месяцев назад

Just the same way gravitational waves can pass through blackholes , check it

@m111ark 9 месяцев назад

15 billion years. Not even close. I don’t think you’ll ever even come close. Trillions.

@johnkirk3279 6 месяцев назад

Very well-done interview.

@smithtorreysmith Год назад

I’m such a fan boy of this man.

@wayneallen9192 Год назад

The biggest unsolved mystery here is where did his grey hair go...? Can the Webb telescope look back far enough to find out...? 🤣

@christiansmith-of7dt 5 месяцев назад

Uh oh now we all in trouble

@rjung_ch Год назад

Good interview. My constant question is, if god exists, who or what created god? Since there is no answer to that, why do people still have faith in one of the gods out there?