@alpha beta Are you a reporter for a red top newspaper (aka gutter press)? You know the sort that likes to bring people down but hise the skeltons in their own cupboards in fear of their hypocrisy been seen. Or maybe you are just perfect?
@alpha beta You need to stay off the internet you are completely deluded and brainwashed with conspiracy theories. Everything you have just said is wrong. I can't believe there are actually people like you around its scary. You've convinced yourself that you've unlocked some 'new truth' with your wacky conspiracies. I bet you also believe that the government is run by alien lizardmen and you probably tell everyone who disagrees with you to ''open their eyes".
alpha beta No but he uses the same verbiage New World Order the globalist taking over. He just does it for money in his pocket because talking about it solves nothing. You could say oh he’s bringing awareness to the subject bruh who doesn’t know the 1% run the world people may not know the details but you’d have to be living under a rock for the last thousand years to not know that shit.
I love the way Brain Cox can't stop smiling when he talks about science. It really shows he has massive amounts of passion on the subject. I didn't understand some of this video (granted his way of explaining is fantastic and I understood lots more than I thought I would) but I could just watch him talk about science all day, watching someone with that much passion just commands attention, even if you don't get it.
Brian Cox reflects the value of being educated and a gifted teacher. He connects thoughts with sensibility and mystery in a way that draws student curiosity into the knows and unknowns. These teachers are rare and need to be the inspiration of the profession.
Why do people find Brian cox fascinating. I went to school with him and he was a prick. Even the teachers didn,t like him because they thought he was bipolar.
If quality lies in resonance, then it should prove interesting to quantify it, somehow -- if this were a unisonic interview, we should also be able to compose harmonic interviews, or dissonant ones. By this line of reasoning, perhaps a lot of interviews fail because they're simply out of key.
I just love the way he talks about science with great passion and enthusiasm... he i so brilliant and really good at explaining things in ways for all to understand .
From what I see in the comments, Brian has to deal with a lot of jealousy. He’s marvellous see him in person if you can. The best science communicator ever.
He has clearly been shopping at the same place as me. I have noticed other t-shirts he is wearing that I also have, you can get them here: www.lastexittonowhere.com/
particle or wave is just a state of superposition, you can never measure a single thing without it being in relation to something. Everything is in motion and a measurement is simply a snap shot in time.
The way he speaks is so sweet 😊 this is what happens when you turn your passion into your career... his enthusiasm and excitement are 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👏👏👏👏👏 I wish I were his student
That's rich coming from someone with that as a username. And you don't know me and you guessed wrong, so piss off. Oh and it's pseudoscience not psyudo 😂
No i'm not racist, i was just pointing out your spelling error after you were trying to be smart with your reply to my response to someone else's comment. For someone that is dyslexic you do pretty well otherwise....although, when you type, it can autocorrect for you, which i presume you have turned on being dyslexic and all?
if you get past the dome then give us a headsup,,,you,l go down in history as a great space explorer,,,cant be bad eh,,,only have to go 100 miles or so do be so and do so,
A wonderful little session! It could have done with some text here and there, when the good Professor is referencing different theories - I am thinking in particular of Olbers' paradox, as it was hard for me to hear the name. - He was German, by the way.
Is there a difference between going back in time and go back to your time? The rocket man goes to the moon and instantly return when he returns his watch would slightly off there for its believe he travel forward in time however he is actually returning to his time…
Exactly. That is why i respect him; because he answered my basic questions. I found some of his answers incorrect, how ever. I love and respect Brian Coax and all other scientists!
Watching this in 2020 and this guy is still so fun to watch. Science in school bored me due to the way it was taught. As in memorizing random facts and equations for a standardized test instead of pushing for actual involvement and excitement in the science field. This guy has a true passion for learning and is amazingly good at talking about very complex theories and thought experiments at a layman mans level. Love listening to him
I'm a straight man in his 30's, and i'm actually distracted by how handsome that Duffy lad is. None of my science teachers looked like that. Most of them looked like they'd barely survived an explosion.
kevin morrison i'm a woman but after watching Brian Cox vídeos I feel puzzled about my own sexuality! I can't pay attention to the real subject he is explaining, but "dive" in his sweetness and body language! He distracts me sooo much 😳
I think the most important question to be answered in astrophysics is "What is spacetime made of?". Since spacetime can be warped by matter, it must be made of something. Figuring out what spacetime is made of could then answer questions such as what is dark matter, what is dark energy, and why do particles behave as waves. Until we understand which thread is used to make the fabric of spacetime, I think the other answers will remain elusive.
drubber007 Sorry buddy, I'm not the sad indoctrinated one. I actually go to school where I develop my critical thinking and where ideas are discussed and challenged. I learned stuff that scientists discovered through many years of hard work and experimentations. We also recreate those experiments. Most of all, I have learn that my own armchair thinking is not good enough to undercover the whole world; that we are now standing on the shoulders of giants like Einstein who himself was on Newton's shoulders. Go to school stoopid, you don't know what you're missing.
i have a question too. if photon moves at the speed of light, means time for photon has stopped and distance shrunk to zero so photon is standing still actually. but for observer, it is crossing the universe. so photon is standing still for itself and moving for observer. my question is: where in universe information that photon is moving stored? in photon or observer? and how?
The apparent truth of Newton's first law, that objects in motion stay in motion in the same direction unless acted on by a force suggests that the answer is no.
Prof' Brian Cox. If we are to accept, for arguments sake, the model that Stephen Hawkins proposes, concerning the Event Horizon and ejucta in the form of 'Hawkins Radaition; is that where my odd socks have gone? Just curious.
Fun fact in the 0o's Brian Cox was the keyboard player in a group called DReam. They had a UK hit in 1994 witha song Things can only get better. The labour party under Tony Blair used the song as their campaign anthem.
Phil Angus I can't spell partakal and I didn't thumbs down this sad ass video. I just wanted to hear a few words from the guy whose afraid to debate Wal Thornhill.
so time bends? does my head in , after all time is a human construct right? created for language & to give something substance for explanation & measurement?
48acar19 Well how would it be received if I commented on Dr Alice Roberts, along the lines of, 'really pretty with great tits' ? I bet the feminazis would shoot me down in flames.
This guy really likes what he is doing Wonderful when your job is your beloved passion as well and you gets the money for it as well ... You are call yourself lucky
@@yamman4482 I comprehend the TRUTH of this world,,, I don't follow pseudoscience hypothetical make-believe bullshit like y'all brainwashed glophers !!!
He’s (not in this venue, but..) a guy who’d w plain all this in a pub....he’s a regular guy, with an amazing ability to communicate....unlike my pub friends and their banter ....
Right at the end, reminded me of that fantastic show " connections". Somebody takes a piece of technology someone else created and connects it to something new
I've never understood why curved space will make things move and attract. They say curved space like it is the same thing as uncurved space, but uncurved space does not make things move or attract. Why would curved space do that? Why do not objects just sit still in curved space?
i have never understood the singularity, if all the matter in the universe was in one single item, it would have no size as there would be no space( extrinsic space would not count as space is the distance between objects) and there would be no time, it would have mass but no size. did it exist?
I have a question: does 'time' operate in the same way throughout all the dimensions as described by M theory? In other words is 'time' common to all the dimensions?
Comment for Alex in Perth who asked the first question - how can light be both wave and particle? The answer is nobody truly knows however think about this for a moment. Law of Conservation of Energy states energy cannot be created nor destroyed, it can only change from one form to another. Therefore, a transmutation process must exist (I call it particalisation) in order for light wave energy to transform into photon light particle. It may well be the interaction of the light wave energy with other particles initiates this process of 'particalisation'. This to me, is how light can be both particle and wave.
Peter Peterson The question is: how can light be both a particle and a wave? Technically, itæs only a wave. I'd like to refer you to Quantum Field Theory, please look up a lecture by Sean Carroll, who'se been involved with the large hadron collider :)
Speider Alex asked quite simply, HOW can light be both wave and particle? Brian only describes, YOU have only described. Now YOU want ME to look up some guy's theory, some guys idea/description? Just answer the question, HOW can light be both wave and particle? It cannot be that difficult as it was asked to Professor Brian Cox by a young person. If you don't know just say you don't know rather than pretend you do know, because it's pretty obvious Brian doesn't know. But coming up with a theory of how light can be both wave and particle is the easy part. You've then got to prove it to the masses. At the end of the day nobody will ever truly know because it is beyond our comprehension - one cannot imagine the unimaginable.
Are you being dim on purpose? "Now YOU want ME to look up some guy's theory, some guys idea/description?" No. I don't want you to look up some guy's theory. Quantum Field Theory is THE most accurate and highly tested description of physics. It is what you learn if you become a university physicist. It is what gave us the answers to the microwave background radiation, and it is the foundation for everything being done at CERN. "Alex asked quite simply HOW can light be both wave and particle", but the question doesn't make sense. In school, you were probably asked the question if light was particles or waves, but the problem is that nobody tells you the answer unless you go into physics/theoretical physics. Light is a wave, but we see it as a particle if we try to break it down into measurable units. It isn't both. It's just a wave. We have a type of measurment that allows us to call it a particle, when it really isn't one. But explaining this "easily" would take an hour, or a book. "But coming up with a theory of how light can be both wave and particle is the easy part. You've then got to prove it to the masses." Quantum Field Theory has more evidence behind it that Gravitational Theory and Evolusionary Theory. The "masses" are never the people who scrutinize hypothesis and theories with any degree of authority. It would be awesome if people were interested in science, but the "masses" are not. Their ignorance, however, is not a sign that any theory or hypothesis is inaccurate. "At the end of the day nobody will ever truly know because it is beyond our comprehension - one cannot imagine the unimaginable." Deciding that something will never be known and claiming it to be unimaginable when shcience has a very good grasp of it, is not only ignorant but a way of limiting everyone else to not being able to know more than you, which is folly. People imagine universes that are literally impossible all the time.
This man should start a weekly podcast to answer any kind of questions he receives. His way of speaking is wonderful and captivating.
Professor cox has a child like innocence when it comes to his fascination with science. Love you man! Great mind.
@alpha beta Are you a reporter for a red top newspaper (aka gutter press)? You know the sort that likes to bring people down but hise the skeltons in their own cupboards in fear of their hypocrisy been seen. Or maybe you are just perfect?
@alpha beta You need to stay off the internet you are completely deluded and brainwashed with conspiracy theories. Everything you have just said is wrong. I can't believe there are actually people like you around its scary. You've convinced yourself that you've unlocked some 'new truth' with your wacky conspiracies. I bet you also believe that the government is run by alien lizardmen and you probably tell everyone who disagrees with you to ''open their eyes".
alpha beta You probably watch Alex Jones... hopefully you’ll realize he’s simply a con artist
alpha beta No but he uses the same verbiage New World Order the globalist taking over. He just does it for money in his pocket because talking about it solves nothing. You could say oh he’s bringing awareness to the subject bruh who doesn’t know the 1% run the world people may not know the details but you’d have to be living under a rock for the last thousand years to not know that shit.
@@colinp2238 I think he may be insane, he sounds the typical foil helmet nutter. Next he will be asserting hes a lizard person lol
I love the way Brain Cox can't stop smiling when he talks about science. It really shows he has massive amounts of passion on the subject. I didn't understand some of this video (granted his way of explaining is fantastic and I understood lots more than I thought I would) but I could just watch him talk about science all day, watching someone with that much passion just commands attention, even if you don't get it.
That's "duper's delight" on his face.
I think you will find it's to do with the crack he's smoked up in the past
@Jerry Sherman Deceiving how? Talking about facts.
@DrFruedienslipJr Take your pills
Shows that he knows that he's full of shit!!!
Brian Cox is one of those people who I could listen to for hours and hours!
I love this host, he doesn't interrupt his guests, they should all be like this guy!
And he is an astronomer not any little educated, arrogant interviewer.
Brian Cox reflects the value of being educated and a gifted teacher. He connects thoughts with sensibility and mystery in a way that draws student curiosity into the knows and unknowns. These teachers are rare and need to be the inspiration of the profession.
It takes a special kind of personality to convey these complex and fascinating ideas in such a fun and graspable way.
Finally an interviewer on the same wavelength of Cox. Makes for such a different quality of interview.
Is that a pun? If so I like it.
"Wavelength" Mmmmm Physics puns.
the quality is in resonance?
Why do people find Brian cox fascinating. I went to school with him and he was a prick. Even the teachers didn,t like him because they thought he was bipolar.
If quality lies in resonance, then it should prove interesting to quantify it, somehow -- if this were a unisonic interview, we should also be able to compose harmonic interviews, or dissonant ones. By this line of reasoning, perhaps a lot of interviews fail because they're simply out of key.
I just love the way he talks about science with great passion and enthusiasm... he i so brilliant and really good at explaining things in ways for all to understand .
From what I see in the comments, Brian has to deal with a lot of jealousy. He’s marvellous see him in person if you can. The best science communicator ever.
Professor Cox is like the ASMR of Physicists
Jeremiah Morgan Okay, no need to get pissed *jeremiah.*
I really enjoy the calm, pleasant, humble demeanor of this brilliant man.
@alpha beta why are you watching his video!
Thumbs up simply for Prof Cox's shirt.
fedos Jurassic Park fan ;)
He has clearly been shopping at the same place as me. I have noticed other t-shirts he is wearing that I also have, you can get them here:
www.lastexittonowhere.com/
fedos no the shirt should say LIAR!!!!!!!!!
fedos That is all you should be giving the liar the thumbs up for.
sky wizard did it ?
I never thought I'd see Brian playing with Alan's plums in this video.
Cox luvs ballo
@Matt Taylor it's already cheap and cheesey !!!
Elite comment
Such an underrated comment
Thank you so much for not asking him stupid questions.Wow, good questions from students of Australia.
Professor Cox. I like listening to you talk about physics, and space.
I wish I loved my work as much
Its funny bc his work is life and it makes me think about myself lol
The amount of knowledge this man has is super human. The way he can explains things in a simple way people like me can understand.
i don't understand anything brian says but i love listening to him
particle or wave is just a state of superposition, you can never measure a single thing without it being in relation to something. Everything is in motion and a measurement is simply a snap shot in time.
The way he speaks is so sweet 😊 this is what happens when you turn your passion into your career... his enthusiasm and excitement are 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👏👏👏👏👏 I wish I were his student
Please, sir, please, sir! I'd like to ask the Professor where he gets his ideas from. Some people say that he's making it up as he goes along :)
Brian Cox is the coolest genius ever.
And you're very deluded, indoctrinated, easily convinced blinkered, rose tinted wearing idiot.
That's rich coming from someone with that as a username. And you don't know me and you guessed wrong, so piss off. Oh and it's pseudoscience not psyudo 😂
No i'm not racist, i was just pointing out your spelling error after you were trying to be smart with your reply to my response to someone else's comment. For someone that is dyslexic you do pretty well otherwise....although, when you type, it can autocorrect for you, which i presume you have turned on being dyslexic and all?
Rj you haven't seen some of his outtakes.... His a real charmer.....
Rj He's not a genius
Brian Cox video? Let me go ahead and like this video before I watch.
WHY.......? ........you must like BS......
Coupled with a brilliant mind, Brian has an extra bit of the happy hormone. Could listen to him all day. ❤ Thank you for sharing knowledge with us.
I'm studying physics in sixth form next year to hopefully learn about this stuff, I love everything about space and want to learn and discover more
if you get past the dome then give us a headsup,,,you,l go down in history as a great space explorer,,,cant be bad eh,,,only have to go 100 miles or so do be so and do so,
Jnogeez
Did you learn about double slit experiment at gcse level? And did you do sub particles like quarks and muons etc as well?
We need people like you, keep going
Wish this guy and the internet had been around when I was doing science at school!
A wonderful little session! It could have done with some text here and there, when the good Professor is referencing different theories - I am thinking in particular of Olbers' paradox, as it was hard for me to hear the name. - He was German, by the way.
Is there a difference between going back in time and go back to your time? The rocket man goes to the moon and instantly return when he returns his watch would slightly off there for its believe he travel forward in time however he is actually returning to his time…
how can people hate this man? I don't get it.
How can people hate this man??? It's called ENVY
Somebody hates Brian Cox? He's amazing. Terribly entertaining too. I found him on Joe Rogan's podcast.
If they hate him it all comes down too jealousy maybe they are dumb like me but I love intelligent thinking and people like him
I’ve never met anyone who hates Prof. Cox, but sometimes I’ve seen hate against those whom likes him. Is it make sense? 🤔
Flat earthers
SO, we don't exactly know how particles behave like waves, or waves behave like particles, but they do.
One of the greatest living scientists along with Brian Greene, kaku, de grasse tyson, krauss & dawkins
shills,
@@ilyaskhan-cm7mh why are you watching his video!
@@unit0033 compare notes.
Dawkins isn't scientist 🤦♂️
Exactly. That is why i respect him; because he answered my basic questions. I found some of his answers incorrect, how ever.
I love and respect Brian Coax and all other scientists!
Well done you, how's the "trying to appear smart over the internet" campaign going?
Primeribeye I have no idea what you are talking or telling me about.Thanks.
First rule when trying to appear smart - make sure there are no spelling mistakes in your post... Also - be specific.
When he explains something i'm with him for the first 3 words and then i haven't got a clue.
🤓 same here
you may be apart of a particular group of people that is 10% of the population
Watching this in 2020 and this guy is still so fun to watch. Science in school bored me due to the way it was taught. As in memorizing random facts and equations for a standardized test instead of pushing for actual involvement and excitement in the science field. This guy has a true passion for learning and is amazingly good at talking about very complex theories and thought experiments at a layman mans level. Love listening to him
he inspires me ...
.........to do what exactly?
Peter Peterson To comment on TH-cam.
fedos
I wasn't asking you!
But seeings you answered on somebody else's behalf, you're obviously easily pleased!
But the Bible is the truth, right?
Nagani Durgaa to what cheesegrate your knees?
Love how he explains things so well i can understand these complex concepts.. I even feel smart listening to Brian Cox. 😁
Wow ok lady at end... she sounds like she loves her job 😂
Listened after I saw your comment and almost wet myself 😂😂
T Sizzle right mate!!!!! 😂😂🤣🤣🤣 it was hilarious
7:55 The laugh is infectious, and I'm sure it's true. But hooooooLY that's some high level nerd humour!
I'm a straight man in his 30's, and i'm actually distracted by how handsome that Duffy lad is.
None of my science teachers looked like that.
Most of them looked like they'd barely survived an explosion.
kevin morrison i'm a woman but after watching Brian Cox vídeos I feel puzzled about my own sexuality!
I can't pay attention to the real subject he is explaining, but "dive" in his sweetness and body language!
He distracts me sooo much 😳
Did you mean 'gay woman'...?
But aye, he's mesmerising...
kevin morrison Keep you're gay/or curious thoughts to yourself bro
peaner083 how dare you accuse me of being gay just because I say gay things in a gay way
That sounded really gay ngl
QUESTION EVERUTHING! thank you prof Cox ! Sublime!
good video the last part when the person says join there channel cracked me up
The lack of enthusiasm is incredible
she sounded dead inside, very creepy :')
It was creepy, as if it was an order for us to follow after we were hypnotized. Brian does kind of hypnotize me but I didn't sub :P
I think the most important question to be answered in astrophysics is "What is spacetime made of?". Since spacetime can be warped by matter, it must be made of something. Figuring out what spacetime is made of could then answer questions such as what is dark matter, what is dark energy, and why do particles behave as waves. Until we understand which thread is used to make the fabric of spacetime, I think the other answers will remain elusive.
I want his fckin Tshirt!!! Where can I find this?!
We did a bit of Googling for you: www.redbubble.com/shop/isla+nublar+t-shirts
haha Thx! I actually went on this website right after commenting :3
You sad indoctrinated gullible idiot.
drubber007 Sorry buddy, I'm not the sad indoctrinated one. I actually go to school where I develop my critical thinking and where ideas are discussed and challenged. I learned stuff that scientists discovered through many years of hard work and experimentations. We also recreate those experiments. Most of all, I have learn that my own armchair thinking is not good enough to undercover the whole world; that we are now standing on the shoulders of giants like Einstein who himself was on Newton's shoulders.
Go to school stoopid, you don't know what you're missing.
See previous comment. lol
I love this man so much
Fascinating!
Yeah to someone with a picture of Einstein as his avatar. 😂
drubber007 😂😂
i have a question too. if photon moves at the speed of light, means time for photon has stopped and distance shrunk to zero so photon is standing still actually. but for observer, it is crossing the universe. so photon is standing still for itself and moving for observer. my question is: where in universe information that photon is moving stored? in photon or observer? and how?
the 2 together,,,duality,,,internal eye external eye,,,left brain right brain female male macro micro water above water below,and so on,,
Does the "fabric" of space and time have a resistance to being warped? A tension that wants to keep the fabric in it's original shape?
The apparent truth of Newton's first law, that objects in motion stay in motion in the same direction unless acted on by a force suggests that the answer is no.
THUNDERTURTLE It would have to, or the gravitational effects of objects would have to persist in places after they no longer exist there.
audience2 Newton's laws apply to objects that exist in space-time, not to space-time itself.
+THUNDERTURTLE It's not just warp, you have to consider the weft. It all depends on your bias...
Thank you so much 👍
I love this man
Sorry Brian's married so you can't have him!
To another gay man yeah
flamesfromblazer
haha
You need to have a word with yourself you sad indoctrinated twerp.
drubber007 you are a twerp? nice to know
He was good on The Monkees. Didn't know he got into science.
His smile makes me smile :)
Prof' Brian Cox. If we are to accept, for arguments sake, the model that Stephen Hawkins proposes, concerning the Event Horizon and ejucta in the form of 'Hawkins Radaition; is that where my odd socks have gone? Just curious.
7.42 so in principal you could detect the space-time distortion of all objects from anywhere in the universe?
Man I’m so jealous of this dude’s hair!!
😂😂😂
Fun fact in the 0o's Brian Cox was the keyboard player in a group called DReam. They had a UK hit in 1994 witha song Things can only get better. The labour party under Tony Blair used the song as their campaign anthem.
15 people with a thumbs down who probably can't even spell particle!
Phil Angus
I can't spell partakal and I didn't thumbs down this sad ass video.
I just wanted to hear a few words from the guy whose afraid to debate Wal Thornhill.
That comment was nearly as funny as the shit OCD video you uploaded 😂
You're probably a shill. A shit one at that.
drubber007 haha, thanks for taking the time to watch it. Rest in the knowledge I shall never bother to check you out.
Yeah probably for the best, you might actually learn something.
Just learned that Brian Cox was a musician that toured which makes him even cooler in my opinion
What about the scary voice at the end. I feel like I must join or face serious consequences
so time bends? does my head in , after all time is a human construct right? created for language & to give something substance for explanation & measurement?
I'm not a cute little kid but I want to ask him a question
He makes this all so understandable as an average person
OMG! Brian Cox is also a cutie pie! LOL
That is so sexist.
Mysterious Squirrel No it's not. On the contrary, I am amazed that his scientific skills are intertwined with other qualities too.
48acar19 Well how would it be received if I commented on Dr Alice Roberts, along the lines of, 'really pretty with great tits' ?
I bet the feminazis would shoot me down in flames.
Well, I am not a feminazi! LOL
***** No, the difference is, it's only sexist when a man does it!
What a wonderful source of evidential science information Brian Cox is- he’s worth his weight in gold.
You sound a lot like Scott Manley
Correction: Scott Manley sounds a lot like Brian Cox. (Brian is older.)
This guy really likes what he is doing
Wonderful when your job is your beloved passion as well and you gets the money for it as well ...
You are call yourself lucky
they seem high, did they smoke a banger before starting?
I have no idea what this guy is talking about but I can listen him talk all day long
Cox is so full of crap he can't stop smiling about it!!!
Jeremiah Morgan.... Alternatively you're such a dumbass you can't comprehend anything he is saying...
@@yamman4482 I comprehend the TRUTH of this world,,, I don't follow pseudoscience hypothetical make-believe bullshit like y'all brainwashed glophers !!!
@@yamman4482 I comprehend that he is full of shit theories with zero actual empirical scientific evidence !!!
He’s (not in this venue, but..) a guy who’d w plain all this in a pub....he’s a regular guy, with an amazing ability to communicate....unlike my pub friends and their banter ....
I wish someone would have asked him why his face is so shiny here!
Greg Williams no make up
picturing a bag of polished macintosh apples
Because he's an Englishman in Australia?
his face is always shiny
Because there's not much geological activity.
Brian always has the biggest smile on his face when he talks about science and physics
my question is,"Could you get me a beer out the fridge please mate?"
The bit at the end is particularly compelling.
First comment? :D Brian Cox is awesome
The lady at the end saying "Join Australia Science Channel" needs a hug badly.
i like chom choms
gotta nom the choms
I wish I had his Brian
Dear Brian have you ever had Botox
I think he only has cornflakes in the mornings.
i would love to have this with closed captions
King of the bullshitters. Er "My feeling is, particles are particles and the maths is wavy". Well, Brian, get right outa town! No shit!
Jiva Jones
I know huh?
He's responding to kid's questions. Use your brain
Brian Cox, great verbalizes, Thank you for your particle physics Astute Progress. Looking forward to meeting you and the team.
Right at the end, reminded me of that fantastic show " connections". Somebody takes a piece of technology someone else created and connects it to something new
Brian got his hands on some balls again.
Brian Cox rocks !
You've got some great posts. Thanks and thumbs vertical from England
Wearing an Isla Nublar research t-shirt 😂👌 my guy Cox is a Jurassic Park fan.
how can particles with no mass, bounce of each other?
I've never understood why curved space will make things move and attract. They say curved space like it is the same thing as uncurved space, but uncurved space does not make things move or attract. Why would curved space do that? Why do not objects just sit still in curved space?
Absolutely awesome, I love Brian Cox, but could the "Join Australia Science Channel" not have sounded a little more inviting?
i have never understood the singularity, if all the matter in the universe was in one single item, it would have no size as there would be no space( extrinsic space would not count as space is the distance between objects) and there would be no time, it would have mass but no size. did it exist?
Andy Law
Can you say asymptotical?
Wave-Particle duality is a bit like Alan Duffy's accent. Depending on how you listen, it's Northern Irish or Australian.
I have a question: does 'time' operate in the same way throughout all the dimensions as described by M theory? In other words is 'time' common to all the dimensions?
Children are asking these questions but i cant understand the answers. Lol. Really smart kids
I love how he returns to the point important to the child: How the monkey will fall.
Great questions and answers...
Comment for Alex in Perth who asked the first question - how can light be both wave and particle? The answer is nobody truly knows however think about this for a moment. Law of Conservation of Energy states energy cannot be created nor destroyed, it can only change from one form to another. Therefore, a transmutation process must exist (I call it particalisation) in order for light wave energy to transform into photon light particle. It may well be the interaction of the light wave energy with other particles initiates this process of 'particalisation'.
This to me, is how light can be both particle and wave.
The actual answer is that it is a wave, up to the point where it interacts with another particle.
Speider
You're just describing what might happen. Alex asked specifically HOW can light be both wave and particle? Answer that question now.
Peter Peterson The question is: how can light be both a particle and a wave? Technically, itæs only a wave. I'd like to refer you to Quantum Field Theory, please look up a lecture by Sean Carroll, who'se been involved with the large hadron collider :)
Speider
Alex asked quite simply, HOW can light be both wave and particle?
Brian only describes, YOU have only described. Now YOU want ME to look up some guy's theory, some guys idea/description?
Just answer the question, HOW can light be both wave and particle? It cannot be that difficult as it was asked to Professor Brian Cox by a young person.
If you don't know just say you don't know rather than pretend you do know, because it's pretty obvious Brian doesn't know.
But coming up with a theory of how light can be both wave and particle is the easy part. You've then got to prove it to the masses.
At the end of the day nobody will ever truly know because it is beyond our comprehension - one cannot imagine the unimaginable.
Are you being dim on purpose?
"Now YOU want ME to look up some guy's theory, some guys idea/description?"
No. I don't want you to look up some guy's theory.
Quantum Field Theory is THE most accurate and highly tested description of physics. It is what you learn if you become a university physicist. It is what gave us the answers to the microwave background radiation, and it is the foundation for everything being done at CERN. "Alex asked quite simply HOW can light be both wave and particle", but the question doesn't make sense.
In school, you were probably asked the question if light was particles or waves, but the problem is that nobody tells you the answer unless you go into physics/theoretical physics. Light is a wave, but we see it as a particle if we try to break it down into measurable units. It isn't both. It's just a wave. We have a type of measurment that allows us to call it a particle, when it really isn't one. But explaining this "easily" would take an hour, or a book.
"But coming up with a theory of how light can be both wave and particle is the easy part. You've then got to prove it to the masses." Quantum Field Theory has more evidence behind it that Gravitational Theory and Evolusionary Theory. The "masses" are never the people who scrutinize hypothesis and theories with any degree of authority. It would be awesome if people were interested in science, but the "masses" are not. Their ignorance, however, is not a sign that any theory or hypothesis is inaccurate.
"At the end of the day nobody will ever truly know because it is beyond our comprehension - one cannot imagine the unimaginable."
Deciding that something will never be known and claiming it to be unimaginable when shcience has a very good grasp of it, is not only ignorant but a way of limiting everyone else to not being able to know more than you, which is folly.
People imagine universes that are literally impossible all the time.
Pause the video and randomly select times to see what pose Mr Cox is in. It's a fun game.
Frequency refers to spin or oscillate periods
Will your channel show on air the International Congress of Astronautics?