Brian Cox on Dark Matter & Dark Energy | Joe Rogan

[@DenverDonate]

Should bring this dude back regularly....he's smart but doesn't shame me for being dumb...

[@charlesklimko492]

I shame MYSELF for being-dumb.

[@jakebarnes28]

He does, but you're simply not catching on to it.

[@Дмитрий-п9ь7щ]

Yeah, there is something even poetic in the way he describes all these things

[@geeky_gunner]

Yeah never appears to put people down, well apart from climate change deniers and flat earthers but that is most definitely allowed.

[@marshallclifton1329]

Still holding this at 420 strong. Respect

[@leomh10]

ALWAYS TRUST A SCIENTIST WHO SAID "i dont know" thats the drive that push the mind to know things

[@trinitrojack]

I might trust a scientist to be more honest if they say that, but I'm not sure I would trust their work as much. I think "I'm not certain" is a better answer as it shows some understanding of the subject at hand, even if it's incomplete.

[@gu3z185]

@@trinitrojack "I'm not certain" implies a general understanding, as you said. He doesn't have a general understanding of Dark Energy, but he knows how it affects light, so "Dunno" was the best answer he could have given in my opinion. :P

[@trinitrojack]

@@gu3z185 It's hard to imagine a professor of particle physics lacking a general understanding of dark energy. I think he most likely said dunno because his understanding wasn't solid enough to casually chat about it with Joe, and figured it was the quickest way of moving off the subject.

[@Dk-ns3ge]

trinitrojack it’s because this is a show for regular people

[@trinitrojack]

@- This came up because Joe asked about dark energy. Dark matter was actually discussed throughout most of the video. Regardless, no one claimed "dunno" isn't an honest answer.

[@PGxNIBBLESx18]

Brian Cox is just happy to share knowledge, what a beautiful human being

[@Notoriousnipple]

I like him alotz

[@elliottjones8354]

@@Notoriousnipple i love him loads

[@kpaimonia1118]

They wont share you shit..believe me

[@TehScareM8]

@@kpaimonia1118 I think I'll believe the Physicist over you thanks

[@ralfsta]

Gaay

[@hijinks21]

This guy is the Bob Ross of physics

[@breathtakingsamurai981]

Ahahaha, true

[@juanitolondon2680]

Well played young man

[@larryfrancis4667]

How come they stars don’t move?

[@larryfrancis4667]

The*

[@tracymiller1149]

@@larryfrancis4667 What do you mean? Stars rotate around their galaxy's central mass. And galaxies are constantly moving away from each other, so there's another movement.

[@brain56]

How can you just casually say "one of my friends got the Nobel Prize for that"? That's awesome.

[@timcotterill3952]

brain56 that’d be ‘cause he so flipping smart himself. This guy is a pukka PHD in Phycis? I think is physics but it could be Astro physics... can’t remember. He dose lots of TV for the BBC in the UK, to try and get kids turned on to science. EOL

[@evolutionaryadvantage]

brain56 I don’t think I will ever have to worry about saying that in a sentence to anyone

[@TheDavo10001]

He’s talking about Brian Schmidt who is now Vice Chancellor of the Australian National University. I’ve heard him give a public lecture. Fascinating stuff.

[@YvonTripper]

@Mike Studmuffin That's right -- I believe the story is that a newspaper mistakenly thought he had died and published his obituary, which portrayed him as a man who profited from inventing a terrible weapon. He thought it was horrible that he would be remembered as contributor to violence and suffering rather than as an inventor and scientist, so in his will he set up a foundation to promote inventiveness and peacemaking.

[@the_alchemy_method]

brain56 well obama also won one then on to successfully invade Libya and Syria! Go obama go you big peace monger you!!! 2008 what a year what a man! 😂 black 🙍🏾‍♂️

[@BenM.Davies]

JOE: "Dark Energy, so what's that." PROFESSOR OF PARTICLE PHYSICS, BRIAN COX: "Dunno."

[@rossshepherd9836]

I know, we all just watched the same video, pal.

[@owenjackson2388]

I know, we all just read the same comment, pal.

[@caseygeertsen8411]

I know, we all just wrote the same comment, pal

[@goosegaming6548]

I'm not your pal, pal

[@Time2LevelUp]

You guys experiencing a white hole?

[@jakd2962]

I love how enthusiastic this man is. He’s truly living his passion. You can see he’s a man at peace.

[@CptSpears007]

Fair play to you Joe for putting yourself out there and asking questions and not being afraid to be embarrassed.

[@mikemorris4548]

True, the problem is, more knowledgeable questions need to be asked, for people like Joe to understand the answer, even though Brian can answer them.

[@intheneckeveryday5757]

It shouldn't be suggested that asking questions be embarrassing. There's nothing wrong or better yet shameful to ask about things we don't know or don't understand.

[@furtherback6131]

There is just something about the way theoretical physicists speak that is so incredibly soothing. There is a calmness and steadiness thereto which you find normally with Buddhists.

[@johnnyregs2378]

Further Back I’m a physics major that ordained as a Monk In Thailand. The amount of theoretical physics inherent in the teachings of Buddhism would absolutely astound you.

[@lucianstefan]

Further Back That is because they can see the big picture. They have a clue about what is all about. They got away from these shit hole of a routine work, eat, sleep.

[@timcotterill3952]

Further Back I like your observation. Made me think, really think. That doesn’t happen all that often. Thank you. EOL.

[@miguelnascimento2847]

Both see the universe through much farther away and both remind you just how insignificant things are in general and that is soothing. Steadiness must be from the fact that both think/meditate alot and when speaking of the things that most matter to them, which have been deeply pondered, they speak with certainty, knowing what they know and do not know, it is all already organized and connected hence the facility on adressing those subjects.

[@BlueCosmology]

Brian Cox isn't a theoretical physicist.

[@twiggyuno]

"It's ALMOST certain" that I'm going to binge watch Black Hole videos on KZbin for 30 hours now... Thanks Mr. Cox

[@lauderdale77]

LightKnight yeah... I feel ya

[@jellydee123]

Binge watch Mr Cox and black holes 3 for 30 hours now

[@whitelightning4031]

You know bro

[@workhardplayhard3206]

doing that right now lol

[@Travisjoe31]

Best guest in years

[@6TH]

Yes

[@jjgallardo02]

Light years

[@jesse9710]

@@jjgallardo02 i know u wanted to make a pun, but that is a distance not a measurment of time

[@wafrikano]

@@jesse9710 gen 1 reference, the youngster in brocks gym said something similar

[@tamershahin2172]

“Ultimately, we are not trying to be right, we are trying to find out stuff.” If more humans had this approach... Edit: wow 1.4K Likes!! Thank you!!

[@NickiesAdventureChannel]

Tamer Shahin - Valuemachineblog physics .... nothing really makes sense ... only on our planet .... when we leave our little minute blip in time ..... as our earth is and our time being aware of being .... we are a flea on a flea on a fleas back x 100,000,000,000 stars within our galaxy which has.... x 100,000,000,000 more in our own small part of space we calculate , that STOP THINKING ABOUT IT AND JUST ENJOY !!!!!!! we worry about far too much.

[@stevethea5250]

@@NickiesAdventureChannel 🚒🚒🚒🚒🚒🚒 I just washed my face so u have a clean place to sit 🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨

[@samschramm8254]

Alex D curiosity is a part of being human.

[@helicocktor]

@@NickiesAdventureChannel you tryna sound smart but your use of punctuations say otherwise

[@NickiesAdventureChannel]

bird up thank you for that kind observation

[@deankruse2891]

The quality of these shows goes up exponentially when he has real educators on

[@JMELLOW]

"There was a day without a yesterday" 🤯 That needs to be put on a shirt

[@FarazSonic]

Well possibly, the universe could have been just infintely old. Never had a start.

[@heisenberg2712]

And there will be a day without a tomorrow

[@KJ-xx1sd]

@@heisenberg2712 woah...

[@TheRABIDdude]

HEISENBERG Aye. A lot of physicists believe that the only thing which keeps time ticking forward is increasing entropy. Once the universe reaches heat death, entropy is at its maximum and therefore time stops. Hard to even imagine such a thing.

[@bjornlothbrok3604]

Universe was born from a dying universe every-time this happens the exact events of history happen except different choices are made parallel universes born from other dying ones

[@RiderZer0]

I don’t think I’ve really appreciated just how brilliant Einstein was. The fact that we use so many of his theories to this day as a basis for science and our understanding of the universe is incredible.

[@keyboardevangelist]

John 1. In the beginning was the word, the word was with God and the word was God. He was with God in the beginning. Through him all things were made; without him nothing was made that has been made. And the word became flesh to dwell among men... Hebrews 3:10 By faith we understand that the universe was created by the word of God, so that what is seen was not made out of things that are visible.. Jesus is the word of God, the ultimate logos of the universe, the overall of information of the hilbert space. kzbin.info/www/bejne/aWrCfJ5mr7ucmcU (CERN) kzbin.info/www/bejne/n3eoc4J9gc-op5Y (emergent universe)

[@RiderZer0]

@@keyboardevangelist ok. Science is learning to understand God’s creation. God created all things, we merely discover it. What’s your point?

[@7th.Street]

@@keyboardevangelist “by faith we understand” is so backwards i can’t even begin 😂

[@stratmanuk]

@@keyboardevangelist Good grief! We're way beyond believing that stuff, we have FACTS nowadays!

[@keyboardevangelist]

@@stratmanuk Tell me your "facts" on how the universe came to existence.. do you really believe that absolute nothing created everything. Or something that beyond spacetime created the universe. Cuz this is our facts. On how the universe came to be: The big bang theory proves that space and time had a beginning. Albert Einstein proved that time is a relative illusion. whatever that created the spacetime must be outside space and time. He must be timeless. Eternal, from infinity past to infinity future. It's seem like it's really hard for atheists to get glimpse of the concept of the eternity. God has no creator because their is no time in which he never existed. He is just IS. The principle of conversion of energy states Energy can neither be created or destroyed but can be transformed from one form to another. At the beginning stages of the big bang photons (light particles) were the first things that came out of the singularity. Enormous amount of Energy that excaped the singularity. I believe that the singularity was the interdimensional portal (proven only mathematically) ,God opened to release his omnipotent energy into the spacetime bubble thus expanding it. That was transformed into different forms of energy and matter that are guided by the fundamental laws of nature (also proven by Einstein famous equation E = mc2) forming the universe as we know it. And in the fact that there is something instead of nothing shows that there was a decision been made. Only personal beings make decisions. The physicists say current say the most fundamental unit of reality is information. "Everything you see is a bit of information " ~ Lee Smolin All this hints to Genesis 1:3 And God said, "Let there be light," and there was light. Hebrew 11:3 By faith we understand that the universe was created by the WORD of God, so that what is seen was not made out of things that are visible. kzbin.info/www/bejne/lZrIaqCrqKx4p7M (a universe out of nothing)

[@TrebleAmp]

Brian cox is a legend!

[@mbolduc]

I loved him in Super Troopers

[@uvizius1320]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/bHnPZ3uYp5aejZY proof that he is wrong

[@scottmills3185]

Imagine if it isn’t dark matter or dark energy was only a construct of mathematical equations and we discover it’s actually magnetic fields and electrically charged plasma that controls the the whole cosmos, that would put a few noses out of joint.

[@SalisburyKarateClub]

@@scottmills3185 I don't think that would be the case with scientists, it would open up the universe more for them to discover. Dark energy/matter are just place names for something they don't understand.

[@scottmills3185]

@@ianw5439 so being qualified in plasma physics, gravity is the primary organiser of the universe? Plasma science seems to be very well aligned with the electric model, interesting you have such a strong view

[@hyperionman420]

HE'S STILL SMILING.

[@billionabil]

Handsome Jack how do you know? did you measure the light?

[@thexirvrj2442]

Idk I'd be pretty happy if I understood anywhere near as much as shit as this guy. 🤷‍♂️

[@karenwywadis3866]

🌚

[@jeonacho]

I started a petition to try and get joe rogan into a parody radio station for GTA 6! We need more signatures. secure.avaaz.org/en/community_petitions/Rockstar_Games_Get_Joe_Rogan_a_parody_radio_station_on_GTA_6/details/

[@LowerCaseEL]

Thats what someone looks like when they get to talk about what they love

[@shaunwarren8042]

I love Brian Cox, such an intelligent but humble man. I could listen to him for hours

[@glenbeh6185]

Brian Cox... your brilliance astounds me..... Firstly, how incredibly knowledgeable you are about the universe, and secondly, how well you articulate it to the rest of us.

[@souljar9808]

Love this video. Joe is great, when he knows his subject he pushes. When he doesn’t he’s curious and let’s folk talk. Respect to Joe and Brian

[@kevin_sull2323]

To this day Cox is one of my favourite guests on JRE

[@RalphieMuskinyaar]

It’s so calming to listen to him explain our vast universe. A wonderful human being.

[@tahanayyar1182]

Nothing more beautiful than hearing Brian say Beautiful.

[@chatty467]

Brian Cox is a fully certified legend

[@cjpockets]

Just released some of my own dark matter into our sewage system.

[@JimmyTurner]

Ever release green matter?

[@Trexirl]

Poop jokes wow, hilarious, you must be a boomer

[@dovehq1031]

@@Trexirl Ugandan knuckles profile picture and you're giving people shit

[@phelaar]

🤣🤣

[@kenycharles8600]

I was just gonna say the same thing. Gravity's effect took it away.

[@carlostrudo]

“- So, what is that? -Don’t know.” True and honest, no BS.

[@alisoninchausti1080]

You have to admire enthusiasm and kindness when explaining things most people won’t be able to understand ever.

[@demetrakaradima3489]

Well said!!!!🙏

[@oddunb6190]

I love how Brian honestly just says, “don’t know”. No bullshit or speculation.

[@steveoneil4105]

Why is brian cox not on tv every week. Hes so amazing to listen to.

[@FrozenSurf]

He has uk shows

[@Shorts-ru8jt]

He is

[@derekholt8268]

Gotta watch Succession

[@JimmyTurner]

Imagine the pity this guy would feel for a flat earther trying to convince him the earth is flat.

[@trollop_7]

Theories don't care about his feelings .... or do they.

[@JimmyTurner]

@@trollop_7 I don't think you read my comment right.

[@Leevodevo]

No flat earth, but this guy claims flat universe, which is more acceptable? Can you have one without the other? Please do not confuse this comment and regard me as a flat earther i just live in the world of science and the more you learn the more you find out how little we truly do know

[@trollop_7]

@@JimmyTurner On second reading, my interpretation of your comment remains the same.

[@JimmyTurner]

@@Leevodevo I think he was more saying think of it that way so he could explain how gravity works.

[@BlackSilence001]

you can see how fascinated he is and how much passion this person has from only the way he speaks and smiles. simply amazing to watch

[@paulshepherd27]

Love this guy, his simplification of head banging science is awesome. Never miss anything with him in it.

[@BowlineBandit]

Love watching this guy, you can see the wonder in his eyes as he tries to explain the fundamentals of our reality to us.

[@mikefufuffalo8487]

Brian Cox is a born teacher. He has a way of explaining things where he's almost happy to educate you, but not in a show-offy way, like Neil. He's humble. Brian''s awesome =)

[@alistairgosling5266]

What a nice guy, clever but humble, soothing but informative and enjoys his work so much that people enjoy listening to him... only downside is that I feel pretty dumb, boring and pretentious now.. 🤦‍♂️

[@kennyk5469]

He looks like Steven Tyler if he joined the Beatles

[@cordial]

He used to be the keyboardist of D:REAM.

[@shrodingerscat4191]

Best comment. Love from Canada

[@mrflatpackfurnitureassembl5620]

I’ve never seen Joe as intrigued or interested in anyone as he is in Prof Brian Cox.

[@craigedwards3899]

Brian Cox is super intelligent and super humble. I love listening to him even if 99.9% goes over my head.

[@bunsonbaker4156]

When I look at this patient man explaining things it would take years for me to truly comprehend, and then I see people so proud of their teensy nuggets of knowledge they’ve acquired and acting like it makes them better than others. Personally I like teaching others, it makes me feel useful and helping them understand without shaming them for not (which makes zero sense to do in the first place) makes me feel like I’ve done something worth doing

[@johndorsey7768]

This guy is awesome. He dumbs it down enough without ever seeming to be condescending. Our civilization needs more people like this.

[@jordankeller9189]

Yes absolutely

[@Jegria]

There was a day without a yesterday, and that day was when Brian Cox started smiling.

[@Jollyboy111]

The willingness of the man to say "I don't know" is the true mark of a scientist.

[@braeduin]

I love the way he just casually said "Oh yeah, my friend won a nobel prize for that."

[@pritamroy9833]

"There was a day without a yesterday" HOLY MOTHER OF GOD

[@EXE.-.]

there's also a day without tommorrow. look up "journey to the end of time" well produced and narrated by the one and only Brian Cox

[@stevenewsome9185]

Brian Cox is such a genius that has the ability to explain extremely high tech things to the normal people who are fascinated by science.

[@JavierArveloCruzSantana]

It makes me so happy that, we, humans can know this. It makes me so sad that, we, humans know this and still are so petty.

[@vivek27789]

True

[@Orionnomad]

this guy is great I love the way he speaks so casually about such profound theories

[@jimbojims]

What a legend, super humble and smart enough to be able to explain it easily. That’s real intelligence

[@sambosworth757]

i love how enthusiastic he is about everything he talks about

[@briancorley1991]

Joe we need Brian back on to discuss the new super massive black hole

[@markfoz7248]

Brian is that type of guy who, 5 minutes before the party ends, and after he’s listened enthusiastically to your life and career for most of the evening, tells you what he does for a living. Making you rush home and google him. Humble expert.

[@michaelpipkin9942]

When will they find Planet Vegeta?

[@Sebastiantheli0n]

When Tony Ferguson gets done shadowboxing in the hyperbolic time chamber

[@kazzatnight8657]

Planet vageta was destroyed by frieza wasnt it? Or king cold? That was a long time ago I can't remember lol

[@Trexirl]

@@kazzatnight8657 that's in the future when we have space capsules and shit, the last thing we want to do is find planet vegeta, you want the entire earth to get solo'd by some Raditz-tier saiyan?

[@cvmikes]

#bringbacksadalasupershenlong

[@giveitall1992]

ITS OVER 9000 light years away

[@callmewowo]

i can listen to this man 24/7

[@lucafucile2345]

Brian Cox > Neil Ty. Infinitely less ego, just interested in stuff. Teaching us commoners.

[@shanks6190]

I fucking hate Niel.

[@jsinclair7055]

Absolutely

[@waedjradi]

Neil is more of a entertainer. I often forget he is an Astrophysicist. Cox, Tegmark, Gates, Bostrom, just to name a few, they're actually trying to figuratively accumulate information on what's inconceivable. Which is what made me not care for Neil deGrasse Tyson anymore.

[@mr.speyside5240]

I can listen to this man speak for days. Damn...

[@seancasey3238]

Fascinating person to listen to, so down to earth, so thought provoking, amazing

[@rstevenhanson]

"We're not trying to be right. We're trying to figure out stuff." Humility: the key to continued growth.

[@JonasDygd]

I just learned that Brian Cox is 51 years old. I would have never guessed that.

[@kencporter]

i just love that guys like Brian can come across as so humble and with great understanding of what is still not known. Where as politicians seem to pretend they have all the answers and lack all humility.

[@Paleale1]

I’m a big fan of the mma, jujitsu, hunting etc podcasts… but this guy is by far the most interesting person to hear speak… have him on more!

[@ethanquirk28]

Yeah he’s great. He used to be on tv in the UK quite a lot. He’s done a couple of shows too about the universe that last I checked were on Netflix

[@petergriffin2836]

God I love this man I can listen to him all day long

[@aliciaali8299]

More knowing makes you more humble as you progress in any quest you feel like you don’t know anything.

[@TheOdMan]

This has such an effect on me. I've always been interested in things like this, but only in a leymans way, I can't really wrap my head around the science behind it all. But listening to this guy, and other people in the past (Carl Sagan comes to mind) I'm almost moved to tears, because of the almost childlike wonder he, and others like him, extrude when talking about what is their job. It's so fascinating listening to people who love what they're talking about.

[@TheUnlikelyPoet]

Just WOW. There is a day, when there was no yesterday ❤️

[@davidvaughan3771]

I could listen to Brian talk all day, brilliant chap!

[@MsEstelle17]

Brian Cox is the most endearing, humble, brainy, happy go lucky scamp on Earth ^_^

[@petergriffin2836]

We’re not trying to be right we’re trying to learn stuff!!!! Wow if only everyone could think this way instead of trying to be right all the time

[@humanofearth7524]

Concentrated dark matter's recipe- Two parts Plutonic Quarks, one part Cesium, and a bottle of water.

[@karenwilcox2191]

Brian Cox explains phenomena in a way that helps me understand them.

[@CJ80ish]

This overwhelms me, it’s incomprehensible how large the universe is... as a matter of fact it’s uncomfortable somehow to listen to.

[@valentinstern4684]

Yeah, that shit can be somewhat depressing and makes you feel incredibly small. Probably because it shows you how insignificant humanity, earth, our solar system and the milky way is. Geez that sounded emo...

[@whitelightning4031]

Calling in sick tomorrow fuck it

[@AtheistGamerz]

Not just that.. Comprehending time on a large scale is overwhelming too... Try to think 4 billion years ago, the earth was brand new... Now think about 20 years ago and see how long that seems.

[@lukekneubuehl3109]

Valentin Stern it’s not bad to recognize ourselves as the not most important thing in the universe. People have a knack to believe we are special but we have little understanding of the whole picture. The universe is literally uncharted and holds many secretes that can end or bring us somewhere. It’s almost exciting to hear what could be in the next couple hundred years but luckily we don’t have to worry about that. We get to worry just our world for now

[@Mishkabelly]

I like him so much more than NDT. Cox seems to just really love what he does. Tyson just seems to love himself some NDT. Cox is so much more humble and less arrogant. Hope he's back on JRE asap.

[@underworldent4817]

He is a Mancunian (from Manchester , north west England ) , thats the way they generally roll.

[@Sychonut]

Brian Cox looking 32 at 51 is proof enough for the presence of dark energy.

[@martinwood6503]

Listened to Brian cox a lot in the uk, he explains things in a way you can understand, trouble is after a while the numbers are beyond comprehension, but I still keep listening in the hope my brain can actually catch up at some point!!!

[@mwesselkamp2063]

These talks between these two guys are among the best of vids you can vind on youtube.

[@ronwillcox8735]

This video series is good but you should try the ones that teach you to spell check before send ing messages

[@littlemouse7066]

great guy. we should listen to people like him more often to regain faith in human beings.

[@stashtrey1]

Theo Von should have been in the 3rd chair for this one....DARK ARTS, baby.

[@IKIGAIofficial]

proths and tutes

[@DH-rq7gw]

“Y’all sound like you’re gonna start having sex with your sisters and pushing over old ladies with all this Voldemort dark arts non Christian bs”

[@michaelpipkin9942]

At first contact, what if the aliens ran into Theo Von first. That would be spectacular. He would have to describe what happened to the whole world.

[@mbolduc]

Yew Knaow

[@corylyonsmusic]

So Glad Joe had him on, I love physics even though I could never be a physicist, it's so interesting to learn about our universe

[@maxboyd7406]

Brian is my favorite guest Joe has ever had

[@ahmadmobeen4730]

This dude is the best person to listen to who talks about science cause he doesnt make it boring at all

[@louisbatsford8908]

I wish my science teacher was as enthusiastic and interesting as Brian Cox, then I may have had more time for sciences instead of chasing skirt at school.

[@ryanschultz4119]

He has a real talent for explaining extremely complex theoretical physics, in a way that most interested people can understand.

[@TooMuchInternet]

Loving this topic. I hope in my life we find out what dark matter really is !

[@JizzyDipper]

check out the work of Nassim Harramein. he's underrated or unacknowledged. field theory does not take into account the torque or rotation of the initial system. its simple really

[@JizzyDipper]

@Snails40 people will learn with time, it's a bit much to take on all at once. tetragrammaton be with you.

[@karenwywadis3866]

It's DICK,A BIG BLACK VEINY COCK🌚

[@danlevay5657]

Does it really matter?

[@liquidminds]

@@JizzyDipper Nassim harrameins theory is beautiful, but it has been debunked before I fear. As beautiful it may be, it does not explain as much as the video about it tries to suggest. But it blew my mind when I first watched it years ago. Actually tried to rewatch it a couple years ago and couldn't even find it anymore. I was under the impression that he took it down.

[@danny7694]

Brian Cox is so well spoken he really makes all of this so interesting.

[@walley2637]

i'm glad to be alive at a time when all the stars are so close together...

[@AP-qr8en]

Omg he’s so sweet I wanna hug him

[@harryellis11]

Bro I thought they were gonna talk about energy drinks

[@Nina-qt3nb]

How cute is his shirt.

[@MXRGP96]

how cute are you 😘

[@ORDEROFTHEKNIGHTSTEMPLAR13]

He exlains it so well for us simpletons..

[@jaypatel3444]

There was a day without a yesterday.... That just made my day... Damn.....

[@beesnees3758]

Putting it in was my biggest blunder and that's not a theory!!!.

[@CodePurpleVI]

I came here to understand dark matter but I’m more ever confused now

[@AtheistGamerz]

Welcome to the party.

[@vivek27789]

Well actually in this video they were talking about dark energy not dark matter.

[@komixpinoy]

"putting it in is his biggest blunder" ... story of my life

[@ronwillcox8735]

Then dont bend down and pick up your soap in the shower!

[@sethdaniels4410]

That’s interesting especially what he said about the theory of there being a beginning. There was once a day where we didnt see yesterday. I like that

[@supdawg2559]

I just keep clicking on the next thumbnail! Why not! This dude rocks

[@trollop_7]

It's hard to believe that Rogan's bonce is insufficiently dense to halt neutrinos.

[@trollop_7]

@Peder Hansen And reflects the remaining 80%? Yeah, it's a thought.

[@sharkdom]

@@trollop_7 Well there's nothing between his ears so I guess that's why so many can pass through

[@trollop_7]

@@sharkdom If there's nothing between his ears, then surely his two ears must be in contact?

[@PhilBot4OOO]

Rogans bonce is the reason they can only detect 1 or 2 a day out of the billions per square centimetre that buzz down to earth, they get stuck in a time loop high above our atmosphere in a frequency emitted by the shine from his interstellar noggin. The frequency repeats an encrypted message asking the neutrinos have they ever tried dmt and what's it like in space when you're too small to round house kick? The LHC is actually a Large Head Coordinator, it's upgraded aim is to get Rogan and trump's cranial planets out of the god damn way so we can science.

[@trollop_7]

@@PhilBot4OOO Interstellar noggin. :)

[@garcimat]

I would kill to have a teacher like him

[@karlosjeffers4791]

We’re not trying to be right, we’re trying to find out stuff... Science, it works....Bitches 🤓

[@VeriStrawberi]

Scientists are still human and plenty got egos who don’t like to be wrong.

[@pressurex4059]

STREET SAMURAI heavenly mother is demonic... no worries you got a heathen on your hands.

[@pressurex4059]

STREET SAMURAI if this is a obstacle for u u not hitting anyways lol

[@MattWeismiller1994]

Attempting to always being right is pretty much one of the most ignorant schemas.

[@GlennSwart]

Science works, this is not science its all made up mathematics never proven

[@dylanstacey3514]

Brian Cox for President.

[@nashwalker7]

His humility is incredible.

[@malcontent7976]

And on to the comments, let's see what the experts have to say

[@AsifAkhtar20]

FYI: A month ago, a new research has found that the universe is expanding at different rates in different directions. If this is true, then all our calculations in physics is fookin' wrong!! This is yet to be looked into by other researchers and scientists.