Michio Kaku: "Time Does NOT EXIST! James Webb Telescope PROVED Us Wrong!"

[@scottyelder8351]

So once again we know nothing .

[@vitolipari3406]

Time is an arbitrarily defined concept that is used to measure entropy. It is not a constant. Time is a tool that human beings use to explain the changes in ourselves and our environment.

[@anomaly2990]

The more we know, the more we discover that we don't know.

[@iankinney439]

Time does not exist? Well in that case, they best not accuse me of being late to work again.....if they do I'll have to educate them about how time doesn't exists, there is only now and being late is only an illusion.

[@semirsisic3705]

The more you know, the more there is to know...

[@whiteowl8703]

We live in a eternal universe. And as a humane we don’t have the brain to understand eternity.

[@inspirehealthandhope]

Reality is much stranger than fiction

[@JacobV1279]

A teaspoon of the ocean is not enough for us to judge what is actually out there.

[@HitherandYarn]

Once I began thinking about time, I felt that it doesn't exist as a fabric or anything else. It's a concept we invented to count (quantify) the intervals sustained between movements. It's hard to define the concept of time without using the words time and space. I'm probably not making sense.

[@windihari]

Wow! Who knew Robert E. Lee was not only a general in the Civil War, but was light years ahead of the scientific community writing papers on quantum physics with scientists more than a 100 years younger than him. Seriously though, at the 25:53 mark there is a picture of (supposedly) 3 physicists: Laurent Freidel, "George Herminic" and "Robert Lee". This first caught my eye because the picture of Robert Lee is actually Civil War Confederate general Robert E. Lee. I think you mean Robert Leigh and not "George Herminic" but Djordje Minic. I don't know much, I'm just a housewife and elementary school teacher, but this sort of unnecessary error in information leaves me questioning the integrity of your research capability. It is a shame because I personally love learning about Physics in a format that is easy for laymen to understand.

[@chillofredzillo]

How does things age when there is no time? The reason I am 1 day older than yesterday is because 24 hours has gone past. I call that time. Healing a wound takes time or not? If not, what?

[@garybrodziak2196]

Science = man's best guess....

[@realisttlc]

Thanks

[@ArtTaggerr-223]

Time is nothing more than a man made measurement of matter in motion through space.

[@IVANHOECHAPUT]

If time does not exist, then, why the hell am I wearing a watch?

[@Thomas-yr9ln]

The James Webb telescope paid for itself by just disproving the big bang theory.

[@markcaserta1367]

Time is just how the brain percieves things. What is really happening is we are in a singularity of time. So things change and evolve within that singularity. Time does not move forward or backward. It stands still and we move within the static space.

[@sergueileonardoafonin7950]

Maybe all the galaxies experience time at the same time. Everything is instant, only our perception separates now from before and after?

[@nebojsa1104]

The problem is that everything, including space-time is the product of our brain interpretation of the actual reality. (something like the user-interface we have). Who knows what the truth really is. Donald Hoffman explained it well in the interview with Lex Fridman.

[@guppybill]

I'm okay with being wrong. Let's grow up and face the new reality. C'mon science,it'll be fun!

[@RichUniverse_]

Time is just a construct we have in earth. Once you leave earth time is defined differently.

[@garnetalexandros2356]

I'm no expert but it seems to me that there are always assumptions at the base of scientific theories, often hidden. I could be wrong but my understanding is that the big bang theory comes from the assumption that the red shift observed in distant galaxies is due to the Doppler effect for example but it could be that there is another explanation; in fact I remember coming across a suggestion a while back that the red shift could be explained by varying mass although I've not looked at the relevant formulae to check if this is reasonable. One problem is sample size. Imagine picking up a random grain of sand from any beach in the world, would it be reasonable to conclude that every grain of sand on the planet has the same properties? This seems like nothing compared to space, we don't actually know how big it is or even if it makes sense to associate a size to it. For example, it is usually assumed that the speed of light is constant but we haven't made any measurements outside of our solar system as far as I know. If an assumption turns out to be wrong then anything derived from it is on shaky ground. I don't think it helps that the term "law" is used to describe what is actually an observation, it implies rules that must be obeyed but nature is what it is, it doesn't need to obey any laws just to satisfy scientists! I don't know if scientists actually believe they are as rigorous as we are led to believe or maybe that's just the way they come across when they are dumbing down explanations for the masses through the media but I wish they'd put more thought into laying out any assumptions they make. An assumption is not the same as a fact The problem with science is that it seems to be riddled with ego's and careers vested in particular ideas, it seems difficult for new radical ideas to gain any traction because of politics essentially.

[@michaelccopelandsr7120]

Time is fascinating. I worked the subway stations for nearly 10 years. From one end of the city to the other. Every so often I would notice the city would be saying that, "Today just flew by" or "The day was just dragging along." How can an entire city, with no interaction with each other until they used the subway, complain about the same time paradox unless it was effected by it? Maybe a time distorted bubble the earth passes through in its revolution around the sun. Maybe random waves of time distortion hitting the earth? Maybe they're randomly given off by the sun. Maybe they're from outside our Terran system and reach us in intervals. ???? Ti-i-i-ime, is on my side. Yes, it is!

[@danwilson1040]

Don’t panic it just means our creator loves to create

[@ryangsxr1300]

I cant wait till the day they make a telescope that makes the James Webb telescope look old.

[@smokelikeahippi4538]

James Webb got a lot of science teachers hating their jobs rn 😂

[@lj32920]

While I enthusiastically nod at Vito Lipari's definition of time, I am aware that we are both humans, with our human limitations, such as only experiencing life in not quite four dimensions. The cosmic realities and truths might be completely impossible for us to comprehend. So such concepts as space-time may be wrong from some cosmic perspectives, there's only so far from these concepts we can go and still find them useful. At least in one lifetime, it seems, for most of us.

[@larrysherk]

We are used to thinking of time as an invariant fixture, but there are more and more signs that it can go backwards, forwards, or not at all, depending on our relativistic multidimensional perspective. Our thinking is trapped and paralyzed in our three dimensional prison cell.

[@ZxZNebula]

Well I’m our universe it cannot go back. In higher dimensions a higher dimensional being could go back n forth in OUR spacetime, because to them it’s just one thing. They’d see our end and start at once. And higher you go, all parallel universes are one thing, no before or after. higher you go all multiverses are one thing, and then eventually everything that’s even impossible is one thing.

[@tyeoutcalt2783]

Extremely well said ,and I see enough evidence even through science that this is very true

[@WhattEvery]

Michio Kaku, where are you, I had a slight glimpse of you?!?

[@0therun1t21]

As below so above, if you think about how humans interact with each orher, and how it resembles other processes on different scales in different sciences it makes a lot of sense that spacetime is a product of objects interacting.

[@jesuslovesbass3944]

Yet educators have been teaching the "BIG BANG" theory as if it were carved in stone and the pure, unadulterated, truth. They've done the same with evolution and the same has happened with that theory, it's fallen apart. So, what absolute truth are you going to insist we believe next?

[@T0mF0rd]

I knew at 17 time didn’t exist. It’s just a unit of measurement us humans use with our puny brains

[@donaldace21]

I knew time didn’t exist when first learning about the states of matter in high school. Time and thoughts are the only things in the world that do not have any matter.

[@wawajobs2824]

Never cared for hearing "scientists" discuss theories as if they were proven facts. This should humble a few of those "know-it-all" scientists, but likely, it won't.

[@thementalchef]

I hope we have enough time to find out more information about how

[@blakestanton7288]

God is Spirit. God is everywhere and in each of us. We are a part of God.

[@Relevantminded]

I'll watch these with interest but won't let it influence my mind. Science is always changing theories change all the time.

[@zyklos229]

The narrator deserves a own Netflix series !

[@retskni]

Very well scripted! Whoever wrote this should be congratulated; so much information in one half-hour presentation. AND it was articulated at an accessible level of standard English usage. Great job, guys 'n gals!

[@crusoerob8550]

Please read the Rig Veda and the Upanishads. This mutiverses and universing contracting and expanding is already mentioned. These Vedas are atleast 3500 years old, more likely older than 7000 years old.

[@realgooberman]

Space is cool

[@Vaportrail70]

Time is a human construct

[@waynethompson5098]

Doesn't time simply equate to motion? That is, an absence of motion means there is no time? Physics rules, literally!

[@jt2473]

Does "Now" exist?

[@ramonalejano671]

Is there a maximum distance which quantum entanglement is true? Or is it just a guess that it has no limit?

[@jacobcallahan1080]

Lemme get this straight... Mel Brooks... was right about the universe during Spaceballs?! XD That's both hilarious and fascinating

[@gustavoacevedo9858]

This concept is really easy to understand if you are a Christian believing in a God that was, is and will be forever. God can be absolutely everything at once. We humans perceive everything one at a time in series. Probably why quantum physics is so abstract to us. This was a cool episode.

[@dorkvader2673]

Remember that every single thing and belief on earth are made up by ourselves for ourselves, nothing else.

[@humbleguy4726]

I truly believe that a person will emerge as a free thinker and then a new age of thought will begin for humankind, most theorists now, seems to me, that all has to be quantified as though on a scale but time will come when a person with clear decisive thought shall provide impetus for all science. Enlightenment shall follow.

[@DEVILFISH1122]

It’s just seeing light and like is a reflection of what once was… it’s just a reflection like a mirror

[@kimberlybanufong5423]

The biggest surprise will be when people realize God is real

[@carstensommer1315]

Bing Bang and Big Crunch = Pulsating Universe ... this is described in 5000 year old Vedic literature which contains the answers we seek.

[@fredfarquar8301]

When I first heard of the plans for the JWST, I predicted that, if it were built and deployed successfully, it would find MOTS (More Of The Same), and that the Big Bang was wrong. Glad to see it seems I was correct. Now if only some astrophysics department would offer me a big grant……🤔😂

[@wesstone7571]

Light gets dimmer and smaller the further away it gets. Even if the galaxies are growing, they could be moving faster than we think. Our perspective could be off. They might not be as big as the hubble or viewing through the atmosphere of earth makes them appear.

[@americanfreedom1777]

Love is the connector , good luck in your journey.

[@darylschultz3736]

Space, Time and Matter began at one moment. One cannot be without the other two. Looking at matter is a distraction and gives us a distorted look at Time. We see matter in three dimensions when matter is in dimensions we cannot imagine. The Bible is full of quantum entanglement such as MATTHEW 25:40 and Prayer. My grandmother knew my uncle was hurt in WW2 an ocean away. That's another entanglement of human Love.

[@khelmikyahvyer6000]

Nothing is real even our lives, we are here as a aquarium pets of something higher being

[@nicholashariades4611]

Your picture of Laurent Freidel is Carlo Rovelli 🙁

[@MARILYNANDERSON88]

Everything you do, every operation changes the future, however nothing you can do will change the past. You can wrote a note to communicate to yourself into the future, however you cannot communicate into the past.

[@timungrysr3326]

I know there is a Creator! GOD!

[@Glorious_7028]

Imagine spending your entire life trying to figure out how the universe was formed, and to no avail, while the answer was given to us generations ago. 🤦

[@johnnycaps1]

Robert Lee the physicist looks similar to Robert E. Lee the General. Could he have time traveled? Or perhaps traveled through space and time?

[@daltini1590]

They got to change the name and theme song to the big bang

[@sharondavid-melly1498]

We'll always be questioning is my thought because we always have questioned.

[@MegaCraptacular]

Even a broken clock is correct twice a day.

[@thomasj1026]

I'm still waiting for nasa to show up my door because I said time doesn't exist years ago when all these scientists where saying time and space are interconnected. Clearly I'm smarter than them

[@macadelic2492]

The big bang theory never made sense to me. Seemed too simplistic.

[@paisiranpayez9667]

Khayaam persian scientist and poet said : as he leaned more he understood that he dose not know much

[@caloyssk1]

what was our first satellite/telescope thrusted in space? so long before james webb tele, we already did a "time machine" but not for personal infos but for global/universal disposal

[@sniffableandirresistble]

25:50 Robert E Lee that great physicist... lol 😂

[@sarahmartin-xy7dd]

I remember even back in my highschool days (70s), my friends and I would try our best to better understand how time really works. We would be stumped every "time"! I heard it explained as a field of energy, that is fluid in nature. It's odd though, there are well documented instances of "Time Shift" experiences where people have found themselves temporarily entering a different time period, then re-entering their present, as if time periods all exist at the same instant?

[@shereerockdaschel9301]

God is too complex for man. He exist and his son is my savior. Jesus paid it all all to him I owe. Sin had left a crimson stain he washed it White as snow.

[@LauderNiloa]

Awaken to reality! The Universe is Electric! Plasma is one of the four fundamental states of matter and 99.99 of the universe is in the plasma state not dark energy or dark matter. Plasma which means that magnetic fields and currents are almost everywhere in the Universe.

[@SnapshotTechTips]

If there is space, then there is time, brother. Time is a symbol for human to communicate each other, that is all. We live in the world of vibration constantly.

[@bndkllr2763]

What if space isn't actually real? Maybe it could be a contour of varying degrees with which we can collapse wave functions to affect events. Wave functions that have more plasticity encompass things that APPEAR to be closer to us, while those more resistant are associated with things that APPEAR farther away? And, the information would seem take longer arriving at our measuring devices, because of the resistance to collapsing the wave function.

[@francesdale860]

All of history, all of time is happening simultaneously. We are a pin point of drama.

[@thomasbolton8373]

about time! finally a good report from this channel,

[@SueZeeQ-67]

In God’s Kingdom… There is no time. A day with the Lord is like a thousand years and a thousand years one day. 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@yourbrotherchristian3106]

II PETER 3:8 (KJV) But, beloved, be not ignorant of this one thing, that one day is with the Lord as a thousand years, and a thousand years as one day. ISAIAH 55:8-9 (KJV) 8. For my thoughts are not your thoughts, neither are your ways my ways, saith the LORD. 9. For as the heavens are higher than the earth, so are my ways higher than your ways, and my thoughts than your thoughts.

[@NoloGleechy]

Once you are born you are tethered to that point in time ,that point in space and the more space expands the further you are away from your tether aka aging im looking into tethered time theory 😂

[@davidfabien7220]

It's worth noting that God created night and day on the first day but the sun and the moon on the fourth day. Is the author of Genesis trying to tell us that time is just a point in infinity/eternity? Genesis 1:14 Then God said:" Let there be lights in the dome of the sky, to separate day from night. Let them mark the fixed times, the days and the years." In this finite world we do live in time as the past, the present and the future are very real for us. Light even if motionless/inert/still/omni present or the motion of light is punctuated with darkness to give us finite human beings a concept of time. Time is a separation of days from nights and in the process can be fixed at regular intervals. Who knows it may be that it is the darkness that moves instead of the light! We are in the era of shocking cosmic discoveries and challenges!

[@mjholmes69]

Wait till they build an even bigger telescope!

[@ExiledPrince-us5zr]

I sry I don't understand I thought the scientific method was to take a theory and test it... Not this is what we want to be true so let's try and make it work at any cost? It feels like these "scientist" have forgotten what that means and string theory or LQG is the opposite of science.

[@petemisc4291]

We will discover more and more when it’s appropriate for us to do so aka have that knowledge

[@petemisc4291]

In other words, we get more understanding as we more able to handle it!

[@tamasbodnar1729]

18:26 in the past when new technology has expanded our understanding of science, it has also changed our perception, it's no different now.

[@JesusismyLordandSavior1961]

The One True God is far greater than the universe He created.

[@herbertmeade348]

Time is what keeps everything from happening all at once or so i heard

[@kimbo99]

Switch off JWST and we can all carry on sleepwalking. It would be a relief.

[@rokpodlogar6062]

If were working under the assumption were inside a black hole the largest plane of view would be the size fo the disk around the black hole where the light is sucked into the hole. The rest of the space would be invisible to someone in the hole. Spaghettification would be our reference of perceived expansion. Of space.

[@tonystorcke]

So the big bang never happened and time does not exist, or at the very least exists in our minds for our convenience.

[@whiteowl8703]

I lay claim to all galaxy’s. Pay me rent now. That’s how dumb we are.

[@bingo1232]

love this Love This LOVE THIS and … wtf? At 25:52 there’s an old photo of Robert E. Lee -- he was the general in charge of all Confederate forces in the American War Between The States (aka “The Civil War”) (who knew?) which ran from April 1861 to April 1865; if he was doing Space-Time thought experiments… then the quantum particles inside my head are working overtime (which is time & a half). Surely my man the physicist Robert Lee’s got a photo/image befitting his current incarnation? But… solid, ‘nuff said… I LOVE it all!!!!!!!!!!!

[@tubebantam]

Best as I can summarize it, we are not a part of the time dimension, but we are being accelerated through it, and are effected by it.

[@martinskanberg2866]

At 25:50 the picture isn't of Laurent Freidel, it's Carlo Rovelli.

[@Brian.Gardner]

Time is based on the earth’s revolutions around the sun. Aging is a “time” construct. Velocities are based on revolutions around the sun. There’s many suns in our universe, each with their own time construct. Time never existed, but it was a way for us humans to gauge everything in existence we perceive. Mind blowing for sure, but reality nonetheless.

[@Aledo_Bearcats]

To reverse time would take a mass that is immensely large or dense. No carbon being could survive that pressure. Think black hole. No, you can't undo your regrets.

[@guntersostaric874]

In lucide dreams gravity does not exist, so therefore it is not a fundamental force...

[@mikecarson101]

Jesus said his father has many mansions! Well 👍

[@thomasbolton8373]

oh really, pretzels and trampolines,, kiku has lost his marbles

[@jameskiefer4277]

Just when I think I have enough information and understanding about this to actually pounder questions and come up with my own ideas and theories I realize I need more info. Most of the information about subjects like this were very basic. If you've seen one you've seen them all but since the Web information I haven't ever been able to know is everywhere and lots of it. I finally am getting a basic idea about the nature of space , time galaxy and star formation. I 28:22