TIMESTAMPS 0:00 Countdown- Intro Music 1:02 Introduction- Hi Everybody 3:24 In some books about Heisenberg uncertainity principle its give as Δx.Δp>=h and others as Δx.p>=h/2, what's the difference? 7:52 About fermi paradox 15:58 When will we actually start mining resources from other planets or asteroids effectively? 20:51 Olber's Paradox, how does the information paradox challenge our understanding of black holes and quantum mechanics?How do we reconcile that time to stop at the center of the black hole? 31:58 How did the alignment between Saturn and Jupiter impact Neptune's orbit, causing the late heavy bombardment event? 38:22 What is true look of Jupiter if it looks different from different telescopes?Are they illusions 42:55 What is quantum computing and can it be used to encode genes of an unborn baby? 50:40 What is singularity? How long will it take us reach the singularity after we reach AGI? 55:34 What is Chaos theory? How applicable is it scientifically and in everyday life? 1:02:41 How does a butterfly retain its memory as a caterpillar even after getting most of itself digested apart from few cells? Can this be researched and used to transfer memory in humans? 1:07:04 What is string theory? 1:13:08 As there was no radiation prior to big bang, does sir think it is impossible for us to know conclusively what caused the big bang? 1:16:28 What is the difference between a supermassive blackhole at the center of a galaxy and active galactic nuclei? 1:20:40 What are sir's thoughts on life once existing on Mars?... 1:24:38 Since Mars lack a magnetosphere will it ever be possible to terraform it into planet like Earth?... 1:30:30 Where does sir see neuralink trials going? Could this be threat to humans? Could it affect freedom of our thoughts? 1:32:56 What does sir think about open ai's and google's ai models and should we be worried? 1:35:37 Thoughts on Oumuamua- a comet or extraterrestrial tech? 1:39:06 Why do volcanoes occur in islands? Do volcanoes form in main lands also? 1:43:28 What does the word "dust cloud" mean which forms our solar system 1:46:06 Are the chances of intelligent life existing on a planet similar to Earth just a chance of probability?... 1:49:27 How do we capture nebulas, black holes, which spectral waves do we capture or how does this work? 1:52:55 Can quantum mechanics explain consciousness? 1:56:31 What is bootstrap paradox? 1:59:39 Is time travel possible using wormholes? 2:02:54 Is intelligence a mere product of chemical reactions or is it present at the beginning of everything? 2:05:01 If quarks, electrons, neutrinos, etc are elementary then why do they split up in other nuclear reactions like in Beta decay...? 2:08:02 Why desalination of ocean water is so expensive and how it works? 2:09:21 Multiverse existence? 2:10:25 Can tech and robotics solve the TFR...? 2:12:14 Will sir make physics course in physics? 2:12:30 If time slows down inside black hole then will the object that fell into black hole survive, due to release of radiation? 2:13:30 Conclusion- Thanks Everybody
Finally, the science discussion. I hope Indians start paying attention to core science rather than constant geopolitical questions. Scientific temperament is need of the hour for India. I appreciate your efforts to explain such a diversity of topics on physics, Mr. Chavda.
Anyone can explain science Heck, you can learn most of this online What Abhijit chavda offers is far more unique Scientific temperament is not the need of the hour Civilisational and power dynamics is what Indians constantly needed Indian have no dearth of scientific temperament
@@Phoenix-King-ozai yes, we do. In fact, Mr. Abhijit Chavda revealed that many times how much scientific temperament we lack in one of his podcasts. He complained that the reason for him not doing hardcore science streams was due to a lack of views. He also showed shortcomings of research facilities in IITs. You are right. Anyone can explain science, but anyone is interested in learning science discussions. How many views he gets on geopolitical or history videos compared to science that itself shows interest of common public. He has also shown disadvantages of not spending budget on research & development and also criticized current government.
Hello Abhijit, Just to acknowledge that I REALLY APPRECIATE AND LOOK FORWARD TO SCIENCE CENTRIC SHOWS OF YOURS ! Please do not get demotivated by less engagement on these science shows, trust me , u have a proper cult following and obsessed with your science-centric videos ! Love
@rohanbidi, Just wanted to add to AC's point that usually AGNs are around billions of Solar masses whereas many Supermassive Blackholes, including our own Sagitarius A* are in millions of solar masses ( 4 million for Sag A*). And I think what AC was trying to convey was that AGNs continuously consume matter and normal SMBs do not consume matter.
ΔxΔp≥ℏ/2 is more accurate form of the uncertainty principle, and ΔxΔp≥ℏ is kind of approximated (simplified) version. Nevertheless, both forms are contextually valid. I'm a grad student in material science, working on quantum computing hardware. I just finished a semester full of quantum mechanics, and this info was fresh in my mind. It's great to see teens interested in quantum physics! Keep learning and sharing knowledge!
Because Indian people are less interested on science compared to geopolitics which is a sad reality. We need million or at least 100s thousands of views on such streams in order to excel in science like USA, and other countries are doing.
#askabijith namaskara from karnataka guru ji 1. I have recently been studying Advaita Vedanta Darshana formulated by Adi Shankaracharya I have seen slide similarities of Advaita Vedanta and quantum physics is there any reason for this? Is this because many of the fathers of quantum mechanics where highly influenced by ancient Indian scriptures such as Vedas Puranas and upanishads please explain it sir. 2. Why do so many Indian students choose science stream but very few want to pursue research in science and even very few want to become physicist and mathematicians a vast majority of all Science students want to become engineers we have so many engineers more than population of many countries but still for more than 7 decades our infrastructure quality is not that good and is recently being developed at a faster and better place. According to my understanding Indian students want to become engineers just because to get a job and various stupid reasons please shed some light on this sir
huge Satcoms have to be setup right before Moon's Orbit in order to establish a strong network connection with the bot systems on Mars...which seems to be a hefty cost even for the American Govt
Well mars is far but there’s one celestial object in which industrialisation is possible the moon. It’s close humans have been there it’s just a matter of time since it’s gonna happen. There is helium three
TIMESTAMPS
0:00 Countdown- Intro Music
1:02 Introduction- Hi Everybody
3:24 In some books about Heisenberg uncertainity principle its give as Δx.Δp>=h and others as Δx.p>=h/2, what's the difference?
7:52 About fermi paradox
15:58 When will we actually start mining resources from other planets or asteroids effectively?
20:51 Olber's Paradox, how does the information paradox challenge our understanding of black holes and quantum mechanics?How do we reconcile that time to stop at the center of the black hole?
31:58 How did the alignment between Saturn and Jupiter impact Neptune's orbit, causing the late heavy bombardment event?
38:22 What is true look of Jupiter if it looks different from different telescopes?Are they illusions
42:55 What is quantum computing and can it be used to encode genes of an unborn baby?
50:40 What is singularity? How long will it take us reach the singularity after we reach AGI?
55:34 What is Chaos theory? How applicable is it scientifically and in everyday life?
1:02:41 How does a butterfly retain its memory as a caterpillar even after getting most of itself digested apart from few cells? Can this be researched and used to transfer memory in humans?
1:07:04 What is string theory?
1:13:08 As there was no radiation prior to big bang, does sir think it is impossible for us to know conclusively what caused the big bang?
1:16:28 What is the difference between a supermassive blackhole at the center of a galaxy and active galactic nuclei?
1:20:40 What are sir's thoughts on life once existing on Mars?...
1:24:38 Since Mars lack a magnetosphere will it ever be possible to terraform it into planet like Earth?...
1:30:30 Where does sir see neuralink trials going? Could this be threat to humans? Could it affect freedom of our thoughts?
1:32:56 What does sir think about open ai's and google's ai models and should we be worried?
1:35:37 Thoughts on Oumuamua- a comet or extraterrestrial tech?
1:39:06 Why do volcanoes occur in islands? Do volcanoes form in main lands also?
1:43:28 What does the word "dust cloud" mean which forms our solar system
1:46:06 Are the chances of intelligent life existing on a planet similar to Earth just a chance of probability?...
1:49:27 How do we capture nebulas, black holes, which spectral waves do we capture or how does this work?
1:52:55 Can quantum mechanics explain consciousness?
1:56:31 What is bootstrap paradox?
1:59:39 Is time travel possible using wormholes?
2:02:54 Is intelligence a mere product of chemical reactions or is it present at the beginning of everything?
2:05:01 If quarks, electrons, neutrinos, etc are elementary then why do they split up in other nuclear reactions like in Beta decay...?
2:08:02 Why desalination of ocean water is so expensive and how it works?
2:09:21 Multiverse existence?
2:10:25 Can tech and robotics solve the TFR...?
2:12:14 Will sir make physics course in physics?
2:12:30 If time slows down inside black hole then will the object that fell into black hole survive, due to release of radiation?
2:13:30 Conclusion- Thanks Everybody
Thanks a lot, Ramalakshmi! 🙏🏻🙏🏻
@@AbhijitChavda My pleasure sir!!
Finally, the science discussion. I hope Indians start paying attention to core science rather than constant geopolitical questions. Scientific temperament is need of the hour for India. I appreciate your efforts to explain such a diversity of topics on physics, Mr. Chavda.
Anyone can explain science
Heck, you can learn most of this online
What Abhijit chavda offers is far more unique
Scientific temperament is not the need of the hour
Civilisational and power dynamics is what Indians constantly needed
Indian have no dearth of scientific temperament
@@Phoenix-King-ozai yes, we do. In fact, Mr. Abhijit Chavda revealed that many times how much scientific temperament we lack in one of his podcasts. He complained that the reason for him not doing hardcore science streams was due to a lack of views. He also showed shortcomings of research facilities in IITs.
You are right. Anyone can explain science, but anyone is interested in learning science discussions. How many views he gets on geopolitical or history videos compared to science that itself shows interest of common public. He has also shown disadvantages of not spending budget on research & development and also criticized current government.
one of my favorite podcasts, back to the comforting world of reality! it is a madhouse out there.
My favourite topic.
Amazing session,it would be nice if you make a podcasts of a specific topics in Physics(e.g black holes...etc)
Another amazing session.
In my dream i saw a crow flying around me and catching its prey .
Don't fear reading this won't cause any trouble for you...😊
Hello Abhijit,
Just to acknowledge that I REALLY APPRECIATE AND LOOK FORWARD TO SCIENCE CENTRIC SHOWS OF YOURS !
Please do not get demotivated by less engagement on these science shows, trust me , u have a proper cult following and obsessed with your science-centric videos !
Love
@rohanbidi, Just wanted to add to AC's point that usually AGNs are around billions of Solar masses whereas many Supermassive Blackholes, including our own Sagitarius A* are in millions of solar masses ( 4 million for Sag A*). And I think what AC was trying to convey was that AGNs continuously consume matter and normal SMBs do not consume matter.
Always happy to join you sir.
#AskAbhijitScience is finally back !! 💯🔥
excellent insightful science episode.
Great session Sir 🙏
ΔxΔp≥ℏ/2 is more accurate form of the uncertainty principle, and ΔxΔp≥ℏ is kind of approximated (simplified) version. Nevertheless, both forms are contextually valid. I'm a grad student in material science, working on quantum computing hardware. I just finished a semester full of quantum mechanics, and this info was fresh in my mind. It's great to see teens interested in quantum physics! Keep learning and sharing knowledge!
❤❤❤ loved this episode
56:20 tornado in lahore or Beijing and butterfly in Delhi 😂, chadva sir
Hello from Bharat.
Hello
Namaste
❤
In my dream i saw a crow flying around me and catching its prey .
Don't fear reading this won't cause any trouble for you...😊
Tornado in Lahore 😅😅
Aj itne kam views kyu 🤔
Because Indian people are less interested on science compared to geopolitics which is a sad reality. We need million or at least 100s thousands of views on such streams in order to excel in science like USA, and other countries are doing.
Too much - overhead bouncers
Chavda ji- kehna hai to
Simple , kya kehna chate ho. Na dekha na experience ✅ western influence
May be
1:36:37 parabola is a closed loop??
Its wrong isnt it.
Thank you, sir! 🙏
#askabijith namaskara from karnataka guru ji
1. I have recently been studying Advaita Vedanta Darshana formulated by Adi Shankaracharya I have seen slide similarities of Advaita Vedanta and quantum physics is there any reason for this? Is this because many of the fathers of quantum mechanics where highly influenced by ancient Indian scriptures such as Vedas Puranas and upanishads please explain it sir.
2. Why do so many Indian students choose science stream but very few want to pursue research in science and even very few want to become physicist and mathematicians a vast majority of all Science students want to become engineers we have so many engineers more than population of many countries but still for more than 7 decades our infrastructure quality is not that good and is recently being developed at a faster and better place. According to my understanding Indian students want to become engineers just because to get a job and various stupid reasons please shed some light on this sir
We can send Robots for mining Mars using nuclear powered engines. We can manage robots on Mars from mother Earth.
huge Satcoms have to be setup right before Moon's Orbit in order to establish a strong network connection with the bot systems on Mars...which seems to be a hefty cost even for the American Govt
Well mars is far but there’s one celestial object in which industrialisation is possible the moon. It’s close humans have been there it’s just a matter of time since it’s gonna happen. There is helium three
Sir
You have very good camera, lighting and audio setup. Can you please tell me details about it?
Heisenberg supremacy 😂