In Space, Anything Is Possible | Compilation

[@LambentOrt]

Thank you Cecilia Payne.

[@JohnJohansen2]

Danish seismologist Inge Lehmann, that proved that Earth have a double core, was also in some way overlooked. Sadly most in her homeland. She lived to be 104, and published until her late 90ies.

[@FloozieOne]

The theory that captures my attention the most is that the Big Bang was actually the discharge from a white hole. It would be connected to the singularity of a black hole, like a cosmic tunnel, and only exist for a tiny fraction of a second before collapsing. This would explain how all the matter of our universe appeared at once and was so hot that atoms could not form for a long time since the black hole would have chewed up all the particles into the tiniest pieces. If we were to see one today it could very well create a second universe out of those quadrillions of bits.

[@richardkohlhof]

Cecilia Payne, omg such the genius and to stay so determined, I never knew- Thank you for everything you all teach me!

[@itschris6064]

In my science fiction (and in no way related to reality) mind, white holes are the “exhaust vents” of black holes. Some sorta quantum entangled singularity tied to a black hole, and the only reason we don’t see them often is because they’re only currently detectable when they emit energy, which would only happen when their linked black hole is absorbing matter/energy. That would solve the entropy problem and it makes me think wormholes are possible. Don’t at me I know it’s wrong but it’s cool to think about lmao

[@rextalon7763]

Cosmic natural selection solves entropy and the antimatter imbalance. It would also make the big bang a white hole "vent".

[@KICK839]

I think about that too

[@davaguco]

Very nice video, didnt know the story of these discoveries

[@buddhavskungfu]

For a second, I thought Caitlin was back. The Space Hank Show is still on.

[@lumbiniashutoshtambat5871]

Coooooooollll!! That’s called brilliance!

[@MySmileStillStaysOn]

Would love a video on white holes

[@coen226]

I love Scishow Divisive

[@swagnut9864]

Are all electrons the same? Is there a difference between an electron that came from hydrogen from an electron of argon? Or are all electrons the same no matter the element it came from?

[@Chrisallengallery]

Anything but hear me scream!

[@masterimbecile]

16:05 “So it’s still a theory for now. But maybe nothing is truly impossible. We just haven’t figured it out yet.” Ahh so you’re talking about a girlfriend.

[@Salt_Master_Queue]

16:04 *A space theory!*

[@darkrsx8652]

11:06 I heard him say. They can see atoms in the sun? From earth?! How

[@AndrewTBP]

Spectroscopy

[@bradweeb]

I miss sci show space

[@njdevilsforlifewoohoo5533]

I personally think hypothesis the a white whole is not only possible but is in fact the reverse of of a black whole. Further more is the start of a new universe. I have no evidence of that. But what a hypothetical scenario. I know I’m not the first to think of it. I have other hypothesis that are perhaps a bit more original.

[@WahrheitMachtFrei.]

1:30 *spectrograPh

[@Bo-tz4nw]

Another very good video, a lot of info given in a short time. (Still, "Anything is possible" Well, probably not as we now understand how things work. Guess that's the way you headline your videos here on yt, making it more interesting. Not a big thing.)

[@magnushultgrenhtc]

So those are actually ... space bars?

[@northeden8661]

What if the back end of a black hole is a white hole ejecting matter into our universe ?

[@borttorbbq2556]

Well that's the idea though it's more likely it would be a Mirror Universe or time reversed universe or something more of that nature

[@MySmileStillStaysOn]

Big bang could be a white hole.

[@borttorbbq2556]

@@MySmileStillStaysOn that is an idea the initial expansion does mostly look like what you would expect from a white hole but there is certain properties about the initial State and stuff like that that doesn't lend itself to that

[@soyjakchud]

@@MySmileStillStaysOn not really

[@FieniX_]

That’s so messed up! Taking credit for something you didn’t do! People that do that are disgusting!

[@roobscoob47]

Spank the Hank~

[@God-ld6ll]

umm, scp classified

[@user-if2jq8vr8y]

why space is scp?

[@Goldenwhitewings]

@@user-if2jq8vr8y ???

[@KKloeps]

So it’s possible we’ve all been with Dua Lipa…. Nice

[@daleschlimme2466]

Where about the promise that anything is possible is highly unlikely

[@stellaoh9217]

But we know something about stars, so the impossible is tomorrow!

[@dwaynewilliams3077]

You got that wrong Hank. What stars came from aren't earth. They are from other stars.

[@BytebroUK]

Solved yer 'White Holes break Thermodynamics' thing - what if every single Black Hole ever implies a corresponding White Hole? They'd balance out, no? Just because we can't see them, etc..... :)

[@skitskert7244]

Yo what if it was a aliens civilization going kaboom

[@chanoname4940]

Could we identify a white hole on the movement of particles, heat come from it and gravitational push of the white hole (if it does affect gravity when it spews out stuff like a reverse black hole.

[@osmosisjones4912]

I wondered if the speed of light is the speed it is because of at least 2 opposing forces pulling on space time .and the speed of light is how it balances out. But maybe the Forces pulling on space time are all the physical objects. If that was so the speed of light with less material would have faster speed of light and galaxies on the edge of the universe would be moving faster then light

[@borttorbbq2556]

Well they are but it doesn't need any of that so spaceTime isn't restricted by the speed of causality so since spaceTime itself is what's expanding objects being carried along with the expansion would be completely unaffected by the speed of causality because relative to the space they are within they are just moving as they normally would but to someone with a different reference these galaxies very much are moving faster than the speed of light but that's where reference frames come in and that whole confusing aspect

[@danielm5535]

Nothing is unpossible?

[@latenighter1965]

Impossible until it's not? Ok, humans can fly, without machines or equipment. Hmmm

[@brianbeswick]

Maybe I’m missing something, but isn’t there a major flaw in the theory that entropy can only increase? Isn’t it disproven by star and planet formations since that’s a decrease in entropy. Dispersed elements gathering via gravity into an object width decreased entropy equivalent to the gravitational binding energy of the object. Black hole formations would also be decreases to entropy just like the factory that manufactured the metaphorical wood chipper. Galaxy formation too. If entropy can only increase, then nothing beyond random elements distributed evenly in space would be possible. We see decreases in entropy everywhere. This very KZbin video is a decrease to the entropy of the universe as it’s not random arrangement of electromagnetic radiation but a very organized one which it wasn’t prior to its creation.

[@HerbaMachina]

You can have local systems that have a decrease in entropy, however that entropy increases outside of that system. A lot of entropy is created by the chemical reactions that go on during a planets formation, and it's following lifetime leading to a net increase in entropy. Entropy always increasing is only true as an increase across the entire universe, not in a local space within the universe.

[@brianbeswick]

@@HerbaMachina so is the net increase to entropy from the empty space surrounding an object after its formation? I’m not following as to where the universe is balancing the formation of planets, stars, or black holes to get a net zero or an increase

[@brianbeswick]

@Martijn van Steenbergen Good video and if talking about life it’s a good explanation but leaves the 2nd law of thermodynamics on extremely shaky ground when talking about galaxy, Star, and planet formation. It’s ignoring that they are a closed system by suggesting that we have to view them from a universal perspective across all time and assume that the inflationary epoch of the universe was a laminar flow of particles and that the formation of galaxies are eddies in its transition from laminar to turbulent. That’s not only highly speculative, but it’s untestable hypothesis. It also implies that the 2nd law of thermodynamics only holds up on a universal scale over all time and with specific assumptions of how the universe began. Not sure you can even call it a law at that point.

[@stellaoh9217]

LOL. The opening statement makes no sense. "We discovered a physical property of the Universe, Star Trek is possible!"

[@elinope4745]

We didn't think that atoms could be collected in space and used as a fuel.

[@BridePat]

white holes are prove n to be real :O what where is the video about that?

[@BridePat]

oooooh it's here xD

[@chekovsgunman]

👀

[@smelkus]

If nothing can enter a white hole how did Lister block a white hole with a planet

[@AndrewTBP]

Lister is fictional.

[@osmosisjones4912]

Like charge's telling could be negative mass

[@borttorbbq2556]

While negative mass is theoretically possible we have never found any evidence of having any access to such material though if you were to gain access to such a material it would be groundbreaking

[@osmosisjones4912]

@@borttorbbq2556 why doesn't repulsive Forces count as evidence. . Do we even know what mass is in the first place

[@borttorbbq2556]

@@osmosisjones4912 mass is essentially the total energy of a particle. the Higgs boson essentially gives subatomic particles mass. meaning like quarks gluons stuff like that these also give particles Mass the majority of a particles Mass when energy is not included is from gluons. Like I said I'm not saying that negative energy and negative Mass don't exist I'm just saying that we do not have access to such materials. And by the way no antimatter does not appear to have negative Mass. But objects outside of the universe this is a speculative as the god hypothesis and if you don't know is one of the problems with string theory what are brains and what are strings. And how do you even begin testing for them.

[@osmosisjones4912]

@@borttorbbq2556 so why doesn't repulsive Forces count or the direction of Mass wormhole might exist in subatomic explosion or super novas quickly closing in less then a nanosecond

[@garavonhoiwkenzoiber]

...But what is it?

[@borttorbbq2556]

What is what

[@garavonhoiwkenzoiber]

@@borttorbbq2556 I've never seen one before, no one has, but I'm guessing it's a white hole

[@borttorbbq2556]

@@garavonhoiwkenzoiber oh the thumbnail yes that is depicting a white hole

[@borttorbbq2556]

@@garavonhoiwkenzoiber no one has seen one they are currently just a theoretical object that could exist but we've only had a couple things that may potentially be such a event but yeah

[@ivanborsuk1110]

fraunhofer died in 1826 barcode was not a thing until 1948 there is no way fraunhofer seen barcode, or compared what he seen to barcode

[@marksusskind1260]

It's not nice to fool Mother Nature.

[@osmosisjones4912]

What about negative mass

[@borttorbbq2556]

Like I said in the other one it's theoretically possible but there's no evidence of it

[@oracleofdelphi4533]

Possibly.

[@borttorbbq2556]

What do you mean

[@ColeDedhand]

We also didn't know it was possible to convert our planet into a thousand foot wide ball of strange matter until somebody did it. Well, we didn't know afterward either for obvious reasons. But hey, at least climate change won't be a problem any more.

[@gladlawson61]

What is theoretically possible but we haven't found yet?! Like I know planet 9 theory etc but what's the most exotic thing we think is there but looking .. Already know about dark matter and dark energy etc. I'm thinking more of periodic table elements we believe ca exist. Or a new plasma ... What u got?

[@dantemss10]

Magnetic monopoles and primordial black holes come to mind

[@jonwhelan5972]

Black holes are reversed mass the void is purple

[@jonwhelan5972]

Real bright light moves shadows as in push and reveals true purple the void

[@ac9206]

Nothing new here.. just previous videos regurgitated into a compilation...

[@dlatua]

8th

[@MrStrepsilz]

First

[@spritemon98]

Second

[@RantingThespian]

Seriously, what's up with all the compilations????

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