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I understand your point thanks for sharing it. However, I disagree that there's no meaning to our existence. Us not knowing it -yet- doesn't mean there is no one. And this joins the Why problem in every aspect: why are we here? why was the universe created? etc... though science and more particularly physics, usually attempts the "How things work?", it falls short and as you said there's a glitch in trying to figure out the "why?" because "why" is infernal. Even if you give me an answer to why a phenomenon occurs, I may still question the answer and question its answer and so on. Its an infinite loop. So indeed the truth might always elude us and I think there's pertinence in questioning the world and around us as well as questioning our existence.

@@beyondscience004 Why am i alive? We can wonder about it, but it's philosophy... You mentioned physics so i come with facts. There are so many issues with religion.. Just the bible alone.. it has wrong facts written in that book. yet it's the foundation for a god? That's kinda funny... Or my molecules in my body, why do they do the things they do... It's chemistry basically, that's the why for molecules.. And why are we thinking about the why, because we look for meaning. I just think that there is no meaning. Why would god create parasites? And harm us? Why would god allow climate change? Why does god allow so much evil? And i repeat, it's the wrong question. There is no why. But we are all allowed to believe in whatever we want to. I just say something about it :)

@@Daeva83B I get your point even if we don't have answers to all our questions and that's why I study Physics. Thanks for contributing to the growth of the channel.

@@beyondscience004 Haha, no probs man. I just speak when i don't agree ;) hehehe, i do wish you good luck with your channel. Till the next disagreement! :)

@@geordytallaf.2083 I'm not into that anymore. I was just passing by😆

@@beyondscience004 ahaha okay bro

@@aidenlalic5086 Thanks for your reply. I don't think so. If that was the case we would be able to make all our dreams come true: We can't do interstellar travel for example and still many phenomena are unexplained. I rather think we are far from having got a complete understanding of the principles of nature 🤝

Some may say that the current two largest conundrums in physics, that being dark matter/dark energy, and quantumn loop gravity are simply wrong, but due to modern academia being very...militant about its approach to deviations from theories considered the main focus, we have essential stalled ourselves from progressing. It may also be that the current beuracratic system is so large and over bearing that we have over regulated science in general so we make very little progress, its also worth noting that great physicists may exist though more than offten they are contracted to work under heavy security clearances.

@rawryxd9026 Our generation-the young generation must change this paradigm. We can't leave a small group of politicians or whatsoever to slow down our endeavours to understand how the universe works. I'm deeply committed to bringing my contribution on the table to push further our ideas and hope to do that in the nearest future. We need to make Physics great again...

The mic was not properly set sorry. BUt you have subtitles. Enjoy!

It's a very interesting concept indeed and could constitute the vacuum energy (or could even itself be the vacuum energy). What we called vacuum may indeed be a totally different and complex world. To be discovered...

Hahaha yeah that could be. May be physics is going to enable us understand these mysteries in future. Let's keep studying and searching for the truth 👌

Any way energy has to be conserved. If So we might also get dissipated hahaha 😆

Yes, but not enough to be felt, fundamentally gravity is the way that space is distorted by things with mass, all things generate gravitational forces, but only celestial bodies tend to have enough mass to have a noticeable effect on things

According to Einstein, inertial and gravitational mass are thesame. To feel the effect of gravity you must be accelerating. But if its due to gravity (free fall), then the crew won't feel their own weight- so they wouldn't be able to tell whether they are moving towards a body of whether it's the rest of the world moving past them in the opposite direction. 😉

That could be a possibility indeed. So if it were there we'd expect it to be massless. Still hypothetical though. Nature hides it's true "nature"...

Thanks and nice you appreciate. Indeed the concept of the aether is highly philosophical and there are reasons (other than physics) to believe that our existence is coherent with it (like the anthropic principle) or other biological factors as you illustrate with your example. Personally I think the more we progress in out understanding of physics, the more we're going to have insights into this and possibly we might be surprised in future. Who knows...

Noted.

Thanks for your contribution. But I'm not sure to understand the purpose of your point. Are you asserting that gravity is quantized? Perhaps Einstein's 2nd postulate can be seen as a solution to this experiment but doesn't rule out the fact that there could be some intrinsic material that makes up space...

@@beyondscience004 The speed of light is not constant and depends on the dominant gravitational fields.

​@@zhavlan1258ok if that's your point of view.

@@beyondscience004 you need to assemble the device and conduct an experiment

Great proposal. I have noted, I'll do that. I'm of those who think women scientists need to be empowered and acknowledged too. 🤝👍

Could be, but is highly hypothetical

No sir this keeps me up every night !! From what I have witnessed and other random people . This real !! I have been trying to speak to a particle physics professor at uncc where I’m at. Would u like to meet this person ? I want someone with some experience in this field to witness this. And explain it to me. Maybe u can arrange a meeting in a science lab or something??

Exactly 📚

Your point has no relevance😪

And your arrogance doesn’t make you intelligent. There is so much that we don’t understand and so much we haven’t discovered. Our understanding of the world we live in and our place in the universe will probably never be understood 100% and yet even in as little as 50 years we will know more then we could even imagine today

Just maybe think about that before you go into peoples comment section just to cast unwarranted insults. Cause as much as you hope it does it won’t make you any happier with your life

According to the equivalence principle, they should in principle feel an acceleration as we don't expect a faster than light speed to be achieved instantaneously. Well its purely speculative 😬

A student residence😊

@@beyondscience004 what’s your degree?

@@youtubersdigest Masters in astrophysics and astronomy

@@beyondscience004 cool. I wish. I’m not saying I’m not smart by any means but that takes another level of intelligence. I understand most of the words and distances (at least as much as a human mine can understand such vastness) but I’m not smart enough to be coming up with new theories and equations and then finding if they’re true or not