In all the years I have been watching TH-cam videos this is only the second time I’ve ever made a comment. Lawrence Krauss interviews people with a similar background to himself in subject matter with which he has significant competence and experience, of course he routinely mentions his own experience and his own work, how could it be otherwise? I never find his comments to be self promoting, they are always interesting and pertinent to the subject matter and they keep the conversation flowing.
my step daughter is going to college to be a math teacher then professor later on any specific tips for a very smart girl(gpa 4.0) who is trying to be like you guys?(educators)
Many Worlds/Quilted Multiverse Hypothesis The universe compels itself to maintain existence from one moment to the next with both an infinite quantum Many Worlds superposition and an infinite cosmic Quilted Multiverse of redundancy for error correction. These two error correcting systems of the great and small maintains our world! The big difference is that the Many Worlds quantum superposition has infinitely many possibilities and the Quilted Multiverse has only one possibility, infinitely! [Not counting parallel universes that are not exact copies of our own]
Astronauts who are space-walking while in orbit around Earth are orbiting at about 5 miles per second. That's much less than the speed of light, which is about 186,000 miles per second. Of course, the speed that astronauts are traveling is relative to observers. The 5 mps speed that I mentioned is relative to us on the ground.
Why do you call it "not developed yet?" It's just very far away... so far that light emitted there toward us hasn't had enough time to reach us. For objects sufficiently far away, their light will _never_ reach us if the theory of the accelerating expansion of the universe is correct.
You'll notice when Krauss interviews anyone, he weaves in more comments about himself. That's why he'll never achieve a Nobel Prize, he spends too much thinking about himself.
Ridiculous comment. It’s a conversation, not a journalistic style interview. If you don’t like his style, there’s no doubt other podcasts you can spend your time watching. And the Nobel Prize comment is moronic. 🙄🙄🙄And, I don’t think he’s doing research anymore anyway. He’s having too much fun doing these podcasts & the lectures, & he’s making a far greater impact on our understanding of Nature than the majority of Nobel Laureates ever make.
In all the years I have been watching TH-cam videos this is only the second time I’ve ever made a comment. Lawrence Krauss interviews people with a similar background to himself in subject matter with which he has significant competence and experience, of course he routinely mentions his own experience and his own work, how could it be otherwise? I never find his comments to be self promoting, they are always interesting and pertinent to the subject matter and they keep the conversation flowing.
Thank you!
Great conversation! Dr. Krauss.. thanks for being you!
Enlightening and fascinating talk. Thank you very much.
👍amazing conversation,
thank you Dr. Krauss
Amazing talk, hope Science find solutions for next century.
Lawrence always have beautiful glasses
my step daughter is going to college to be a math teacher then professor later on
any specific tips for a very smart girl(gpa 4.0) who is trying to be like you guys?(educators)
Is Dr.Krauss going to answer YT questions or?
Many Worlds/Quilted Multiverse Hypothesis
The universe compels itself to maintain existence from one moment to the next with both an infinite quantum Many Worlds superposition and an infinite cosmic Quilted Multiverse of redundancy for error correction.
These two error correcting systems of the great and small maintains our world!
The big difference is that the Many Worlds quantum superposition has infinitely many possibilities and the Quilted Multiverse has only one possibility, infinitely! [Not counting parallel universes that are not exact copies of our own]
Kerr to Schwarzschild to white transition during the termal death
Dr.Krauss
• Is the center of the universe small?
Not anymore, due to inflation.
There is no center
>lkrauss1 : The center is everywhere, due to inflation.
@@brothermine2292 inflation is an unproved theory . several prominent physicists point out it's pros and cons tho it is a good Idea from Alun guth
Dr. Kruass
• As humans, we cannot move the speed of light, when astronauts do their space walk, is it considered lightspeed ?
Astronauts who are space-walking while in orbit around Earth are orbiting at about 5 miles per second. That's much less than the speed of light, which is about 186,000 miles per second.
Of course, the speed that astronauts are traveling is relative to observers. The 5 mps speed that I mentioned is relative to us on the ground.
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Think he was making jokes talking about light speed. Talking about less gravity.hardy har har right?
@brothermine2292
Dr. Kruass
• Since the universe isn't a black whole, how do you see past the horizon of the universe, that's not developed yet?
Why do you call it "not developed yet?" It's just very far away... so far that light emitted there toward us hasn't had enough time to reach us. For objects sufficiently far away, their light will _never_ reach us if the theory of the accelerating expansion of the universe is correct.
You'll notice when Krauss interviews anyone, he weaves in more comments about himself. That's why he'll never achieve a Nobel Prize, he spends too much thinking about himself.
And always seems to have to throw in his hatred for Conservatives, weird.
It’s a discussion, not an interview. The guest tells Krauss about their life and Krauss tells his guest about his. That’s how people have a talk.
992 people have won the Nobel prize since it was incepted in 1901.
Do the math guy.
@@MichaelBlack-ud4bg Only 225 Nobel Prize laureates in Physics since its inception.
Ridiculous comment. It’s a conversation, not a journalistic style interview. If you don’t like his style, there’s no doubt other podcasts you can spend your time watching. And the Nobel
Prize comment is moronic. 🙄🙄🙄And, I don’t think he’s doing research anymore anyway. He’s having too much fun doing these podcasts & the lectures, & he’s making a far greater impact on our understanding of Nature than the majority of Nobel Laureates ever make.