Why Don't We Know What Most of the Universe is Made of? w/ Daniel Whiteson

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Dr. Daniel Whiteson joins John Michael Godier to explore some of the biggest questions about our universe that we don't know the answers to.
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Daniel Whiteson came to came to UCI in 2007 after receiving his Ph.D. in Physics from UC Berkeley.
Professor Whiteson’s research is in the field of Experimental High Energy Physics. He is interested in probing the structure of matter and the nature of its interactions at the very smallest scales, to understand the fundamental nature of our universe. Whiteson is part of the ATLAS collaboration which built, maintains, and collects data from the ATLAS experiment at the Large Hadron Collider, where the Higgs boson was discovered.
In 2014, along with his team, he developed Cosmic Rays Found in Smartphones (CRAYFIS), a smartphone app which uses a cell phone’s camera to detect ultra high-energy cosmic rays (UHECRs). These particles are nearly a billion times as energetic as the particles in the Large Hadron Collider, and their origin is a mystery.
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@puppymax7751 2 года назад

Daniel Whiteson has one of the most relaxing voices I've ever heard... really a pleasure to listen to. Most of them have boring or even annoying voices. The 'OMG-particle' story is nice material for a positive sci-fi book/movie I'd name 'The Particle Package'.

@aserta 2 года назад

Daniel Whiteson is an excellent speaker. This was an excellent episode, in my top 10 E.H. episodes so far.

@millenniumconcepts5356 2 года назад

Now that was one entertaining episode. Felt like about 10 minutes, I time traveled right through it!

@terryboyer1342 2 года назад

I really REALLY enjoyed this discussion! Maybe the best yet. Definitely have this guy back again!

@Jojjaaa 2 года назад

Agree very Nice guest..thx from sweden

@MrBaerfis 2 года назад

Yes I agree!

@terryboyer1342 2 года назад

That's what she said! 🤣

@simonklein4687 2 года назад

Aww, man! Just as I'm going to bed? This is interesting! I don't want to fall asleep listening to it! But then again...

@MatuljaTV 2 года назад

At first I thought I was the only one who fell asleep listening to this nice channel. Little did I knew

@phapnui 2 года назад

Ah, the Osmosis Gambit.

@madmattdigs9518 2 года назад

Then again… you may have some very interesting dreams.

@369Sigma 2 года назад

@@MatuljaTV I do every night lol

@christopherbaby3842 2 года назад

I end up listening twice lol

@BeatsGottaBang 2 года назад

Really awesome episode!! I enjoy them all, but this guest was very informative and engaging. I hope you have him back on sooner than later!

@n.l.g.6401 2 года назад

Dr. Whiteson has such a soothing voice. Listening to the two of you talk kept me from flying off my lid while doing a very frustrating project at work.

@jacquelinealbin7712 2 года назад

Dr. Whiteson's podcast legit got me through 2020

@danielwhiteson5189 2 года назад

@@jacquelinealbin7712 Awww, glad to hear it!

@hupekyser 2 года назад

You are on fire recently, both channels are lit. Love it.

@EventHorizonShow 2 года назад

Glad you enjoy it!

@JohnMichaelGodier 2 года назад

Everything's running on all cylinders, and lots of topics to cover.

@boneidlethe3rd 2 года назад

@@JohnMichaelGodier keep em coming

@lh1822 2 года назад

Make sure you get some nice long breaks in, maybe a vacation. You and Anna. :)

@BabyRevealParty 2 года назад

Great guest John, he explains things so well and mixed with an open mind too...excellent!!

@Justinanddad2016 11 месяцев назад

My two favorite podcast hosts! Found my favorite episode of anything ever lol

@danbia8060 2 года назад

That guy knows how to explain physics sussinctly and answer questions directly, very helpful and insightful. PS. underlying music during the interview is distracting and ambiguous, creates false prompts (i.e you think the interview is concluding when it is not). Music beginning and end is sufficient imo. 😃

@lionman8523 2 года назад

Love this episode. Daniel and Jorge explain the universe is a Great scientific podcast.

@danielwhiteson5189 2 года назад

Thank you!

@simonmasters3295 2 года назад

I would agree with the other commentators. Is it "you"? If so can we discuss the Wolfram Physics Project and GEB?

@rox1180 2 года назад

Ahh finally, a guest with a great mic

@reallyryan_ 2 года назад

Fantastic as always!! Always love these long episodes.

@poughkeepsieblue 2 года назад

I'm really glad you took my recommendation of introducing your guest, and stating their credentials before the advertisement. IMO it will help people like me stick around, to hear what your amazing experts have to say.

@jaguarjordan1 11 месяцев назад

please have daniel on again soon. absolutely beautiful mind.

@user-qf6yt3id3w 2 года назад

I like the way the ad has characterisation - Anna nagging the producer for not answering his emails.

@kefkamadman 2 года назад

Absolutely captivating this week. Topics regarding the makeup of the universe I find the most interesting, for some reason. Maybe it's this incessant need I always feel to know how things work and also why things work the way they do. What an episode! Dr. Whiteson has such an open and curious mind, I hope you have him on again!

@EventHorizonShow 2 года назад

Yes, he will definitely be back.

@kefkamadman 2 года назад

@@EventHorizonShow And I will definitely wait with bated breath!

@Benson_aka_devils_advocate_88 2 года назад

I echo your sentiment. Whenever I hear dark this or dark that I'm always reminded of the world aether. It was an understanding that something was going on but in hindsight the idea was so far off the mark to be comical, or painful, lol. So flashforward and here we have dark energy and matter. We know something is going on but have zero practical experiments to probe what they might be. Just food for thought. Even religious dogma's believe something else is going on. Could the realms of this unknown substance harbor an explanation for supposed "hauntings?" There is so much we know nothing about, and so much we need to explain. Yet we have stories handed down since time immortal, and people like me whom has lived in a "haunted house," and have been told stories from people who had no knowledge of my own experiences.

@kefkamadman 2 года назад

@@Benson_aka_devils_advocate_88 It makes for a strong case of there's simply not enough information. I am quite convinced that our perception, as well as our technological means of detection, are too limited to really pick up on the full picture. Paranormal stuff has always interested me. It's something that probably has a logical and reasonable explanation for it all, we just can't perceive it properly to make any assertions about it. I was in what's known as a "haunted tunnel" some years back, and I can attest that something is going on, but without the information of what it was, all it did was scare the bajeesus out of me. This reality in which we inhabit is filled to the brim with mysteries, from in our own back yard of our lovely little blue marble to the far-flung reaches of interstellar and intergalactic space.

@Benson_aka_devils_advocate_88 2 года назад

There's so much going on that we have no clue about, that's a fact most humans find hard to accept. We are taught how superior we are, and yet there are still mysteries regarding the human body. Funny thing about the paranormal, when you experience it enough it begins to become normal. I fully understand how people can be skeptical if they've never had an experience of their own. Things aren't supposed to move on their own and shadows aren't supposed to have substance and move about the room. And, then, well, you see it for yourself... However, it was when my Mom brought on a roommate, who ended up in my old bedroom, and the woman starts describing the things I'd been seeing that it hit me. It's one thing to think it's your imagination. It's another when a person describes in detail something you've never discussed with anyone, _that's when your understanding of reality shifts a bit._

@StefenTower 2 года назад

It's cool to find the rare scientist unafraid to speculate. Lots of ideas to think about here. Thanks!

@businessbusiness9407 2 года назад

What an epic battle of chill voices. Like the collision of two neutron stars made of velvet

@kevinjasickjr8682 2 года назад

Absolutely fantastic interview what an intelligent and charming deliverer of scientific knowledge

@caldosan5823 2 года назад

Amazing episode, superb guest who is eloquent thoughtful and scientifically honest in his replies. Re-invitation guaranteed. Loved it, time flew by.

@bipolarminddroppings 2 года назад

where can we download the mentioned app? I didnt hear him mention its name.

@illustriouschin 2 года назад

Okay how about this insane idea: if high-energy cosmic rays were quantum entangled with a particle back home, they would make up a galactic radar.

@scottblain539 2 года назад

Have you read/heard of Three Body Problem?

@illustriouschin 2 года назад

@@scottblain539 This idea is much more plausible than sophons, a do-anything magic quantum computer.

@scottblain539 2 года назад

@@illustriouschin Oh, yeah! I definitely agree your idea, here, is more feasible. Mentioning Three Body/sophons just felt relevant to “insane ideas” involving alien particle physics/quantum entanglement.

@ismeyo5146 2 года назад

Late night relaxing on my bed listening...thank you

@Boulos-cb2un 2 года назад

I LOVE questions of this nature even to the point if it drives me insane.

@rickstorm4198 2 года назад

You certainly pulled all your hair out contemplating it. .. 🤣

@Boulos-cb2un 2 года назад

Rick Storm lol yeah something like that!

@JohnnyNiteTrain 2 года назад

Daniel & Jorge’s podcast kicks ass.

@tuomasronnberg5244 2 года назад

Now this is the kind of guest I like! Real science, real facts, none of the cringe speculation.

@AngelRodriguez-qg5zq 2 года назад

I will travel back in time just to thank myself for playing this video 😌👌🏻🤣 Thank you Event Horizon, John, Dr. Daniel 🙏🏻

@stricknine6130 2 года назад

Excellent interview! Thanks for the episode!

@mikkosorsa5305 2 года назад

Loved this episode, though the soft and comfortable voice of the Guest almost made me sleep. I absolutely love these scientists that are willing to speculate without making the mandatory "serious science" disclaimers in every other sentence :-D. Exploration it is indeed.

@greenanubis 2 года назад

50:56 "The furthest i go so far to space is Wallmart "LOOOOL

@kellyhoffmann1 2 года назад

John’s guest definitely watched a lot of Mr. Rogers as a kid.

@TheEarl777 2 года назад

Quoting Carl Sagan “ we are all made out of star stuff. “ I love that quote.

@waterproof4403 2 года назад

God made us out of star stuff

@Benson_aka_devils_advocate_88 2 года назад

Oh geeze, that Walmart quip was golden! My nose got a rinse because of you. 😼

@HArryvajonas 2 года назад

Great conversation!

@HArryvajonas 2 года назад

I just heard you on Jimmy Church, that was an equally interesting conversion. I am so grateful for people like yourself, Isaac Arthur, Avi Loeb, Brian keating and many other scientists ( especially Astrobioligists), who are applying they're education too topics, the likes of which were never addressed or outright shunned during my youth ( and yours as well, I am 45 years old). I have always had an interest in science, and we both grew up in what I would consider a dogmatic time in science and mathematics. It is only in the last decade, I am finding accredited scientists willing to address in a serious manner, quite frankly the most interesting questions out there, and some of the bizzare outcomes of Quantum Mechanics. Many factors have lead us to this point, but podcasts such as yours have helped grease the wheel. Speculating about where science or math could take us, is one of coolest things humans can do; thanks.

@cyrilio 2 года назад

I love Daniel an his podcast with Jorge, Explain the Universe.

@EventHorizonShow 2 года назад

It’s a great show!

@sarcasmo57 2 года назад

It was great. Thank you.

@aceundead4750 2 года назад

Relistened for the umpteenth time, finally heard that he developed the app my og post was asking about. Now im asking where can i download it? The only website i found was a sorta shady looking one, so i wanna be certain before downloading anything

@lh1822 2 года назад

Did you ever find it?

@aceundead4750 2 года назад

@@lh1822 no. I had to go to bed so i could get up for work and havent looked since. It's possible because of the internet browser i use i wont find it.

@gkelly34 Год назад

Fascinating episode. Glued from start to finish

@azza9304 2 года назад

great discussion, great guest..i just loved this episode

@spindoctor6385 2 года назад

I think Daniel got it wrong when talking about alien particle colliders, saying that it is "just" fun speculation. I would say it is FUN speculation. Isn't that why half of us are here? Great guest and great interviewing as usual. Edit: If he gets his cellphone detector app up and going, I for one would love to participate. A link would be nice.

@danielwhiteson5189 2 года назад

Fair point!

@AshutoshPathak 2 года назад

Hits the spot when guests have good mic.

@michaelreagan7149 2 года назад

Is gravity a force ? IMO its not, there's are no opposite but identical properties like other forces, no positive charge for the negative charge, no South pole for the North pole, etc. I think Einstein has it right its simply an "effect" on the space time plane due to mass. So maybe the "effects" i.e. "extra gravity" in what's termed "dark matter" is simply a gravitation gradient from matter in other "stratum(s)/layer(s)" of Space time planes that bleed through to our Space time plane ?

@havenbastion 2 года назад

I think that lower layer idea also works for explaining red shift and the uniformity of the cosmic background. Consider the metaphor that the substrate of our scale of the universe is thickening.. It explains more than expansion IMO.

@a.ndy.nonymous 2 года назад

This is fantastic! So much great information and very condensed and precise. Thanks John!

@cordatusscire344 2 года назад

Great video! Thank you for the upload.

@jmanj3917 Год назад

Had to lol at what might be the best description of GR that I've ever heard: ...vibrations of a trampoline, and all that "tensor stuff..." You're not wrong...lol

@someoneelsesradio 2 года назад

Have to agree with all the other comments. Def one of the best episode's. Great guest. Great info. Great voice too. Please have this guest on again Plus i have a question. Could matter outside the observable universe have a combined gravitational force large enough to create some of the gravitational effects that might explain things such as the expansion of the observable universe, and maybe even dark matter/energy. And if it could be the case, can you then calculate (from the expansion rate) how big the entire universe is (not just our observable universe) in terms of the amount of matter (Apologies if I'm making no sense. I excel at it)

@JohnMichaelGodier 2 года назад

Essentially no. The problem with the expansion of the universe is that it's defeating gravity, everything is moving away from everything else in general. We can only assume this is also the case for the unobservable universe. So you need something to drive that and the best fit is the expansion of space-time, but that appears to be accelerating. That's where dark energy is invoked because you need something to drive that in turn. Now dark matter on the other hand is a matter of gravity, we can see it's gravitational effects on very large scales, but that's it. How that plays into this equation is mostly unknown without knowing its nature. So we don't really have a way to determine exactly how large the universe is, but we have a hint. Mounting evidence is showing that the geometry of the universe is flat. There are open physics questions there that need to be addressed, but it hints that the universe may actually be infinite.

@davidhunt7427 2 года назад

@@JohnMichaelGodier Doesn't *Gödel's Essential Incompleteness Theorem* state that any axiomatic system that tries to talk about infinite sets must necessarily be incomplete?!? ... and what would it mean to have a logically self-constrained system of physical law that had to be incomplete?!! I'm with Max Tegmark here; Physics needs to find ways to banish infinity from it's doors as anything other than a useful and necessary epistemological and mathematical device. Here's a chicken and egg problem that's fun to think about; which happened first,.. consciousness or sensation!?!? ... and how did either do so in a manner consistent with Physical Law as presently understood. If present understanding is inadequate,.. what more would we need to learn,.. and where from? I think my autism is showing. I covet completion,.. but my Daoist soul is deeply suspicious of overly pat answers. Just as a snowflake requires a bit of particulate matter in order to start forming, or the necessary use of axioms in anarchistic mathematics,.. I wonder how much choice God had in creating the Universe; It would seem less and less all the time.

@davidhunt7427 2 года назад

@@JohnMichaelGodier Could ways be found to extract useful work out of dark energy/matter? How do the laws of thermodynamics apply to dark energy? Is the overall universe thermodynamically open or closed and does the presence of dark energy change the resulting answer to this question? I tend to be enough of a sci-fi buff to think that intelligence may yet be responsible for determining the final fate of the Cosmos,.. more so than merely raw nature alone. If Humanity ever found ways to make dark stuff useful,.. it would likely either destroy us or make us,.. or maybe even both at the same time.

@markokrsmanovic2562 2 года назад

This was a very nice episode to listen to and the guest has a great podcast.

@Charlieandersali 2 года назад

Shout to the intro lady. She’s professional, funny and rarely gets a mention 👏

@Metaldetectiontubeworldwide 2 года назад

yess some nice calm space narration , to ease out int to *THE EVENT HORIZON* Greets from the Netherlands Johny Geerts

@malcolmreynolds5712 2 года назад

Just finished listening and WOW

@jacquelinealbin7712 2 года назад

Omg this is the crossover episode of my dreams!

@Fungusfilms 2 года назад

If you seek to know the big thing, you also must look to know the smallest of the small.

@matweb8195 2 года назад

Why do we need a beginning anyway?

@NonBinary_Star 2 года назад

This whole conversation is awesome sauce! Beginning to end. I just loved it!

@zepmarq 2 года назад

Mr. Whiteson was amazing. This was an awesome interview/discussion. I really liked what he said about time travel and why he believes it can't really happen. 👍

@pmajudge Год назад

EXCELLENT !! if NOT OUTSTANDING! HOST - JOHN MICHAEL GODIER. & GUEST DANIEL WHITESON. FROM, U.K. (2023).

@doctorcrankyflaps1724 Год назад

Great conversation. Is Daniel making love to the microphone?

@DaystromDataConcepts 2 года назад

Your guest was superb and had such a soft, soothing voice. It was a pleasure to listen to him.

@billfrehe6620 2 года назад

Definitely worth multiple viewings.

@jaybruce593 2 года назад

Before we explore the strength of interdimensional gravity, best we remember the exponential fall off of magnetism's strength over distance. The guest cites a fridge magent overcoming the gravity of the earth, you ain't see ing that magent at the moon, let alone at any of our lagrange points, but you'll still be gravitationally bound to earth (and the sun) at those locations.

@thomasharhen2168 2 года назад

Awesome stuff!!!!

@alexanderkozlowski1678 2 года назад

One of the best episodes yet

@cromagnon2620 2 года назад

Everyone is here for jmg... I’m here for Anna... will we have one hour episode featuring Anna???

@EventHorizonShow 2 года назад

Working on her show.

@garyr3179 2 года назад

What an amazing and captivating episode! It left me with much to wonder about our understanding (or in this case lack thereof) of mass in this amazing universe in which we liiiiiiiive.

@MARILYNANDERSON88 9 месяцев назад

mV seems to rule, alright

@Beaver867 2 года назад

Love the idea of gravity going into different dimensions.

@jimwolfgang9433 2 года назад

Epic episode

@SiriusSphynx 2 года назад

I'm pretty certain that a clock moving near light-speed would see everyone else's clock moving faster, not slower. But who am I, I guess.

@danielwhiteson5189 2 года назад

Moving clocks run slowly. If someone is in a rocket ship traveling at high speed relative to Earth, everyone on Earth would see the rocket's clock running slowly. But velocity is relative, so the rocket ship's pilot sees the Earth as having high velocity, and the Earth's clocks as running slowly. It seems bonkers, but it's true.

@danielwhiteson5189 2 года назад

For some, the point of confusion is consistency: how can both clocks seem to be running slowly? The answer -- and this is the core issue in relativity -- is about the meaning of 'simultaneity'. To compare two clocks, you read them *at the same time*. But the two observers don't agree what "at the same time" means because simultaneity is not universal in relativity, it depends on location and speed.

@captain_context9991 2 года назад

In the beginning the Universe was created. This has made a lot of people very angry and been widely regarded as a bad move. --Douglas Adams The Hitchikers Guide to the Galaxy.

@EventHorizonShow 2 года назад

@SG-ct4yn 2 года назад

@@EventHorizonShow Ah, yes. "What is six times seven?" The answer to Life, The Universe, and Everything, of course. [Or perhaps that should have been "Tricky"??? :-) ]

@TheEarl777 2 года назад

Didn’t they only have the answer? But didn’t know the question that led to it as earth was destroyed before it worked out the question? My memory is not the best so I could be totally wrong.

@SG-ct4yn 2 года назад

@@TheEarl777 If I'm recalling the BBC TV series adaption of the books correctly: Arthur got thrown back in time to the Stone Age. Before being rescued he made a bag containing Scrabble-like tiles and drew some out at random. They spelt out 'What is six times seven'. "Tricky..." was what Deep Thought, the computer built to determine the answer to Life, The Universe, and Everything, initially said when asked the question by its builders. After announcing it as 42 following ages of calculation it was then asked, "What was the question?'" Once again it responded with "Tricky..." I don't think there was ever a scene of it providing an answer to that.

@TheEarl777 2 года назад

Thanks SG. That did jog my memory a bit I also remember Zaphod Beeblebrox became my favourite babe for a time

@garylee8171 2 года назад

The organs in the background are a nice touch lol

@rogerwehbe182 2 года назад

Excellent work - also everybody it helps him if you like and share his content.

@damianp7313 Год назад

Rewatching this when i should be sleep amazing guest 🎉 I was conviced that that dark mater was just an error in calculation and he described many topics iv researched in great lenghts and had a fresh take on loys of stuff 🎉

@friscostreetstories5403 2 года назад

I've been watching your show for over a year now. Always look forward to a new one . Your interested in the same stuff I am

@EventHorizonShow 2 года назад

Thank you for watching. What are your favorite subjects? Oh

@Joe-ce6cc 2 года назад

I think its the first time a guest as a better mic quality than John :p

@g00glian0 2 года назад

Best show I've heard maybe ever. And what is the incredible music at the end of the show?

@JohnMichaelGodier 2 года назад

"Ascent" by Stellardrone

@Zedman3333 2 года назад

Great falling asleep upload, just under 10 minutes, I was gone.

@dqmedia2494 2 года назад

However complex a program you are using on your pc is, its all at its core its just ones and zeros right? So would the different vibrations of the strings in string theory basically be our ones and zeros? (if you view it in a very simple matter ofcourse)

@kugelblitzen 2 года назад

Great episode!

@NickNightingaleYT 10 месяцев назад

When I first heard this show, I thought John Diliberto from "Echoes" was narrating. Even though you're not John, I love the show.;-)

@Fsudryden 2 года назад

Some of us seem to have gotten a little too cocky. Lets slow down a minute. The human race is a little young in this astrophysics thing. Just because we have made discoveries doesnt mean we now 100% of everything. We might actually go out there eventually and find out we were off by a little bit or totally wrong. It seems to me that when I watch an Astrophysics documentary some of our scientist make it seem like "Hey we know everything and we are the smartest ever and have this all figured out." I am not saying thats what they are but what the normal person thinks it sounds like.

@red8884 2 года назад

I need answers! I must have an application or at least an insight on how to overcome distance in a timely fashion. And with that i mean: i want to live forever, or at the very least i want time not to matter as much as it does at the moment. Speed+life extention+energy+not being the first intelligent life form. SGU's destiny would be a good start.

@mattkornel4122 2 года назад

1:48 “ achieve your girls “

@0ptimal 2 года назад

Good one

@leoborganelli 3 месяца назад

Need to keep a good shhedule for sure

@mikeellery3336 2 года назад

I am no cosmologist, or an astrophysicist oh, so maybe this is more my misunderstanding of things, but... I thought the accepted theory was nothing could go the speed of light because it would take all the energy and the universe to do so. This particle was as close as you can possibly get, arguably the speed of light, and obviously it did not use all the energy in the universe. In fact on universal scales, it used so relatively little that no absence of energy anywhere was detected

@waterproof4403 2 года назад

and you think the universe came into existence with a bang explosion out of nowhere and randomly created all the starts ans planers including Earth and its complex and beautiful life forms ?? Haha

@mikeellery3336 2 года назад

@@waterproof4403 Yes. But its not random, its physical laws of nature. What you fail to consider our understand us the vastness of the Universe and the amount of time that has passed. But if you want a real laugh, consider it all was created by a deity that created itself from nothing and then proceeded to create everything, also from nothing, in 6 days. And this deity exists beyond any laws of nature. It gets funnier, but that's enough for now.

@nicholasmills6489 2 года назад

I like this fella. Very interesting as per usual.

@amangogna68 2 года назад

Great video and information !

@rodsprague369 2 года назад

What I find comforting is the realization that a high energy accelerator is unlikely to cause the cosmos to unravel as we are are not anywhere near the energies of the high energy particles already flying through space.

@EventHorizonShow 2 года назад

What makes you so sure?

@rodsprague369 2 года назад

The fact we are still here?

@MarkLLynch 2 года назад

I really enjoyed this one

@stansolo4138 2 года назад

He took the words right out of my mouth ...... uncanny

@spleefthedude7747 2 года назад

More please! Think you can get Konstantin to do a planet 9 update?

@kevinsayes 13 дней назад

JMG totally good with and enthusiastic about creating mini black holes 😂 “send it”

@auroraglacialis 2 года назад

Professor Kipping demonstrated in u his latest cool worlds video how FTL travel basically breaks the timeline as well, so I guess classic FTL travel or using sand time wormholes is out. What i think may be possible is travel that takes little time for the traveler but outside it takes the time of light speed travel. So maybe a wormhole to alpha centauri will bring you there instantly but on earth and alpha centauri it looks like you took a couple of years.

@EventHorizonShow 2 года назад

You can find the CRAYFIS app here and help hunt for Cosmic Rays. blog.crayfis.io/

@midnightthief7321 2 года назад

The problem with the problem of infinite regression, is that the fundamental 'stuff' that everything is manifest from, by definition, has no explanation, and by its nature defy any catagorisation other than 'the source', or 'the totality'......asking the question, what are we made of is therefore redundant, as is, what are we manifest from........ The only nswer to the latter is, 'the source'......