Nobel Lecture: James Peebles, Nobel Prize in Physics 2019
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ก.ย. 2024
- After a short introduction, the lecture begins at 7:02.
How Physical Cosmology Grew.
The Nobel Lectures in Physics were held on Sunday 8 December 2019, at the Aula Magna, Stockholm University.
29:07 - I love how the camera operator calls out for all time those who traveled all that way to sleep in a lecture hall while a laureate speaks--and we enjoy the material online.
I'm eagerly waiting for this years Nobel Minds. I love when all of them sit and talk. It's such an amazing conversation.
Watching this from the University of Manitoba campus in Winnipeg, MB & it is so inspiring to see Dr. Peebles being a pioneer in science for all Manitobans across the province! And also knowing Dr.Peebles walked the same halls I walk today, Thank you and congrats sir ! @NobelPrize
Currently writing, imagining, thinking and studying my own theory at dark matter and dark energy so wait me up there in the future. I hope i make it ^^
Positive thinking respect please
cloud kazuto THAT’S AWESOME ! Keep learning and good luck👍
Rooting for ya!
good luck sir :)
Are you aware of David Bohm's thoughts on the idea that matter emerges from an implicate order as an energy sea? The matter he calls explicate. So perhaps Bohm's source foundation of the explicate matter is dark matter(energy) and that is galaxy matter is not as uniform. Raindrops on a pond is an image. The pond is generally uniform however the droplets move up from the uniformity from the center of the spherical wave. In the Bohm case there is not a raindrop,just the matter arising from the background energy or dark energy. Definitions of the vacuum being not empty perhaps relate to this.
We are waiting to see you there!! Good luck!
Congratulations, Professor, and congratulations and congratulations to all scientists. 🎖🎖🎖🎖🎖🎖🎖🎖🎖🎖
Hey @NobelPrize , the thumbnail doesn't have James Peebles. Please correct it :)
So right you are - duly corrected! Thank you for watching, and for your vigilance!
@@NobelPrize :) loved the lecture
@@abhinavkumartiwari5286 We already had space before the Big Bang. All that was needed was mass(or energy, same thing). However, we know that at subatomic levels matter and antimatter just appear out of nowhere and annihilate each other. That is what we think happened at the beginning of the Universe. And due to cosmic inflation, here we are today.
PS: To understand this properly, read Stephen Hawking's Brief answers to the big questions :)
Professor James Peebles is the tallest of them.🖖🏻💐💵💕
Ya noticed it right Maggie Lithium
What an absolutely brilliant man!
I still don't understand why the Wright Bros never received a Nobel Prize.
This is more a technological achievment than a discovery in physics.
It must be unnerving to give a speech about why you won a Nobel prize. They should have someone else to do that for you.