Most Of The Universe Is Missing And Other Space Mysteries | Answers With Joe

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Astronomers have solved some of the biggest questions of the universe, but many of their answers have only brought up more questions. Here are some of the biggest mysteries of space.
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LINKS LINKS LINKS:
Missing Baryonic Matter:
www.sciencemag.org/news/2017/1...
High Energy Cosmic Rays:
NASA video: • ScienceCasts: The Myst...
www.scientificamerican.com/ar...
abyss.uoregon.edu/~js/glossary...
Fast Radio Bursts
www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-...
astronomy.swin.edu.au/cosmos/F...
Re-ionization of the universe
astrobites.org/2016/01/21/clu...
Himiko Cloud
www.space.com/6609-giant-myst...
www.science20.com/news_article...

[@rgerber]

Just for consideration, the gum should clearly be *Hubble Bubble* and it would sell because it's such a tasty name

[@ItsRubyGD]

i can just imagine how quickly the tagline would change to its out of this world

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Theres alreadt hubba bubba thats too close

[@sesa1076]

That was the joke.

[@zappawench6048]

Genius!

[@joemulkerins5250]

Love the hubble bubble. I will be thinking of this from now on. Thanks or no thanks, i'm not too sure.. 😂

[@andrewelliott8758]

I've been Netflix style bingeing your videos for the past couple of weeks, and just wanted to drop a comment to encourage you in your work. It's been very enlightening and entertaining. You have a great nack for communicating the complicated in very understandable manner. A question came to mind as I watched: You listed three forms of matter: 1) Dark Energy, 2) Dark matter, 3) Baryonic Matter...from your previous videos, you've touched on a lot of the research happening in each of these individual catergories. Is there significant research in learning how these categories are interacting with each other? Not sure if that's a valid question, or it's an obvious answer I'm just not seeing yet. But anyways, Thanks! Good stuff...

[@joescott]

I appreciate the kind words, thanks! To your question, I think the way dark matter interacts with baryonic (normal) matter is one of the big questions of astronomy right now. It affects it gravitationally, but doesn't interact with it in any other way. That's flipping weird.

[@andrewelliott8758]

You're quite welcome! I also, figured that studies are currently focused on identifying what dark matter is in the first place. It's an interesting balance of indentifying what the properties of dark matter are and how those properties affect baryonic matter vs. seeing the affects of dark matter on baryonic and inferring it's properties that way.

[@jamesfarrell8339]

I love your question I never thought about it like that. The more we learn the more questions pop up It is a very exciting time to be alive. We are moving much faster than I could ever imagine when I was growing up. Who would have thought that I could be exposed to all of this knowledge with out being in a University. And to have it in the palm of my hand Like I said it is a very exciting time to be alive

[@JordanMetroidManiac]

James Farrell Well, you’ll always learn more by putting yourself in a truly academic environment (e.g. a university). But it is certainly nice to have the interesting and fascinating stuff leak out on social media (e.g. KZbin).

[@fredriksvard2603]

Andrew Elliott +1

[@mreaves83]

joe, I love all your videos, but I especially love them when you talk about space and astronomy. Please do these more! Love you man

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[@martenveersoo8502]

Kiss ass. (Joke)

[@NameIsNotAvailable]

Most of the universe is missing? Well thanks, Thanos.

[@VieraTail]

Your videos always make my day Joe. Your charisma on camera never fails to put a smile on my face.

[@joescott]

Awe, that's good to hear, thanks!

[@TitanicDwarf]

Thanks Joe, your videos and Isaac Arthur's videos make my week 10x better.

[@jamesfarrell8339]

Fantastic video You have a gift for putting very complicated subjects and making them understandable. I don't know how you do it time after time. I thank you for putting all that hard work and making these videos. I love to share your channel with other people so they can learn about different subject matters that are always interesting and facinating. Great job and have a great day. Greetings from Atlantic City New Jersey USA

[@McDowell89]

One of the best videos I've seen you make, extremely informative and just plain awesome. (: Keep up the great work!

[@joescott]

Thanks!

[@Nick-Lab]

One of my favorite videos of yours! Keep it up Joe!

[@UpcycleElectronics]

Baryonic Matter + Barycenter = We are all living in a simulation on Bary's computer somewhere.

[@PromethorYT]

I've been looking your videos now and then recently and you are quickly becoming one of my favorite Channel/KZbinr. Love it! :)

[@TommoCarroll]

That's exactly how it happened for us! Saw one of his pop up about a year ago, watched it, watched another a few days later, then again, then fast became THE youtuber we were waiting for videos from!!!

[@dantess2693]

Loved this video Joe, the space mysteries are always fascinating because we seem to know so little in the grand scheme of things

[@kanon0853]

I could have listened to 100 more space mysteries, theres something so intriguing about 'em.

[@tnvmadhav2442]

The more i watch your videos the more i learn how much i have left to learn

[@AlexGlod]

Wow, really inspiring and mind bending. Thanks, Joe!

[@samuelelijah4284]

Joe, I love your videos. Please keep it up, you discussed things in this video I have never heard about before. I loved this video!

[@mikevillalobos7766]

Joe, I, am amazed at your videos and I want to thank you for expressing to us how it is very important to keep our minds sharp. I also appreciate how humble you are to your viewers and how you express appreciation to us.

[@steveh4290]

I always think Joe's office/studio looks so tidy in the background & then he cuts to the "tangent cam" & I realise it's the same as my house. 😆

[@joescott]

If it’s not in frame, it’s chaos.

[@joefarah06]

Videos like this are why I became a fan and patreon supporter

[@TommoCarroll]

And commenters like you are what keeps Joe doing what he does, good on you Joe Farah!

[@jamesfarrell8339]

Great job I wish I could also be a supporter but it is people like you that keep channel like these going Thank you

[@christopherbrandt27]

Couldn't stop looking at your cut in this one. Your part was bangin. Love you Joe. Keep fighting the good fight. 💪

[@Dkohler3501]

Joe as always, good stuff and entertaining. Can you do something on the casimir effect?

[@shawnmcfly5705]

Hey Joe. Always love your content and look forward to your videos. Could you look at doing a video on neuromorphic computing and its relevance in Artificial General Intelligence?

[@NicleT]

Really love your videos and all your topics, but I want to add that you’re the KZbinr who knows the best how to mix music on voice, bravo!!!

[@Locut0s]

Love your videos Joe!

[@TheExoplanetsChannel]

*Great video as always!*

[@joescott]

Thanks!

[@TommoCarroll]

Agreed! Hmm, a channel name like the exoplanets channel means I need to check it out!

[@merinsan]

That video sort of makes me think Brilliant might not have the answers! I think there will need to be a major revision in the Big Bang model in the future.

[@noahbaden90]

Joe, I'm part of a team looking to simulate the Reionization Epoch with these Lyman alpha emitter Galaxies, glad my area of research gets the little shout out

[@TheDsasadsad]

Thank you for the video!

[@joescott]

Ask and ye shall receive.

[@dirtytrucker08]

Mind blown, as always, thank you sir

[@easportsaxb8057]

LOVE IT! SUBSCRIBED!

[@davidmicheletti6292]

I love your presentation style. You should have a million people on your channel.

[@prozzezion]

hi joe!!! i love your videos, and by the way, can you make a video talking about metal hydrogen? thanks!!!

[@cesarcarreon8326]

I never have commented on any video or posts, Joe, I like your videos, you don’t come across as a KZbinr, I actually pay attention! Good job sir! Cesar- New fan!

[@echooo270]

I'm a freshman in highschool and thanks to your science and physics videos I feel like im ahead 1-2 years in science :D and science has never been easier for me

[@constpegasus]

Great video sir.

[@25xan]

Very very very interesting video!

[@moodSlime_]

Nice BubbleGum animation! 👌🏽

[@numatechprototypes222]

is it just me or does that "Cosmic web" looks like a synapse and neurons of the brain 2:51 in

[@sheilamacpherson4948]

I was just thinking about that and wondering how I would look up natural structures. It also looks like a web. Repeating structures fascinate me. Fractals, but different

[@rohithdsouza8]

Finally some space video.. Yayyyyy

[@jorenbaplu5100]

it must be aliens, it's always aliens

[@alternavent]

...you don't even know how right you are...

[@RODERICKMOLASAR]

Joren Baplu Eternally Priceless.

[@johndoe-gw6tj]

All of these things prove Aliens are out there!!!!!!!

[@rgerber]

it's humans, it's always humans

[@timothymccaskey4362]

Joren Baplu: Yeah it's all those damn Migrant Caravans coming across the Neutral-Zone Border.

[@dagansmith5354]

Dude! "its questions all the way down" haha great video

[@richardprogressive1305]

wow. very interesting discoveries

[@c.augustin]

Brilliant as ever … ;)

[@yoitired]

The gum ad, totally wasn't expecting that but LOL

[@peschken23]

Keep up the good work, Joe.

[@joescott]

Doing my best.

[@bremdamiller3629]

Trying to figure out the universe is like trying to do a billion piece puzzle without a picture to go off of blows my mind. Thanks for all the awesome videos. BTW why did they take down your launch video I missed it :(

[@joescott]

Yeah, someone filed a copyright claim against it. Apparently it happens to Tim over at the Everyday Astronaut channel all the time. Apparently I can fight it, but that was such a rough, spur-of-the-moment thing I decided to leave it down. We'll see what happens next time.

[@alastairbrand5821]

It's not actually missing. In my experience it can usually be found down the back of the sofa. Look there, to start with. Then maybe check the garage.

[@---tw1kt]

ASTROGUM NEW NEW BUBBLEGUM FOR ALL SMALL ASTRONAUTS! Joe's marketing dep

[@joescott]

Let's make it happen.

[@TheKyfe]

Do a video on The Electric Universe (or at least research it). It disputes the Dark Matter hypothesis (because that's what it is, it's totally scientifically unproven), and it disputes many of the extremely complicated physics math for a considerably simpler explanation of how the universe works. It's very interesting, and if you have an open mind, it answers a LOT of questionable points of how we currently understand space and the universe. Scientists at large don't give it a chance because they're way too invested in the heavy math and Einstein's Relativity (which even Einstein wasn't happy about, because it left too many questions).

[@xtemptatixnx8176]

I swear this channel teaches me more that school

[@rikardo831]

High quality videos, anchor is perfect, jokes are good... What else... Aah, I love it when you say you hate the show Big Bang Theory. Say it more pls!!!

[@neilsober3048]

Keep up the good work. BTW I like your TMI channel.

[@joescott]

Cool! Thanks!

[@podzy1383]

so intriguing

[@jefflloyd9319]

you can buy a box that lowers your voice an octave this fella needs one

[@bla5tfm]

Just discovered your channel about a week ago and have been consuming your videos so much. Really informative and entertaining. Just out of curiosity, can you answer where we are in the Milky Way. I've seen the images showing our current position like a map in malls saying "You are here" but how did they figure that out? Also will we ever reach the center of the Milky Way? Assuming our solar system is still there in one form or another even after the collision with Andromeda. Keep up the good work!

[@pjwhswcsw]

How about a video on dowsing? Such for water. Does it actually work? If so how?? Keep up the great work!! Thank you!

[@audriclemmons4479]

Its literally pseudoscience

[@playaycampo]

My brain feels happy 😆 ✌🏼

[@Colt45s1911a1]

Would you do a video on the electric universe????

[@JM-us3fr]

You should do a video on the Cosmological Constant Problem. It's perhaps the biggest mystery in the entire history of science.

[@RODERICKMOLASAR]

DARK MATTER is metaphor. It means they have NO IDEA what's really going on.

[@nathanmiller9918]

Black holes were a pretty big debate, until they weren't. I dont disagree with you, but we dont have anything better...

[@savvyinspace2782]

@@nathanmiller9918 its called dark matter bc it doesnt interact with the electromagnetic spectrum

[@zombiasnow15]

That is my take. Everything, I hear about science is usually; In"In theory"

[@zombiasnow15]

Exactly, we don't know squat!

[@bobshifimods7302]

Yes you are right. They have been bolting on ideas for too long now. Ideas like 'inflation' for which there is no clear reason except to explain why the universe looks like it does. Time to go beck to the drawing board. There are just too many problems no least that the universe if blowing apart not slowing down.

[@donmega9002]

I always want to grab Thor's Hammer off his shelf in the background and smash it around His desk.

[@naoiseoloughlin1127]

Watched the whole thing didn’t learn a doozy but all in all great video

[@Vlado709]

Thank you for your videos! Like before even watch it!

[@joescott]

Thanks!

[@RahulSharma-kd8wk]

Can you please do a video on randomness? I think this topic deserves answers with Joe.

[@SquirrelASMR]

And why are weird kids considered random?

[@joescott]

I've thought about this some actually.

[@RahulSharma-kd8wk]

Joe Scott Awesome

[@rifleman42051]

love the channel Joe! Can you do more videos on Nano Technology and Evolution of AI and how both can potentially have an impact on earth and human-beings. Pro/Con views. Thanks!

[@flashkraft]

The Universe is one giant Truman Show. The missing matter is all the stage hands, lighting equipment, editing room and sound equipment that is behind the scenes.

[@ForceM1782]

I definitely miss some more Woo-Woo alarms when dealing with inexplicable, possibly alien 👽 stuff...

[@semmering1]

How excellent this is...! Greetings from Europe...

[@TommoCarroll]

It's really excellent! Greetings from the UK! :D

[@semmering1]

This is Austria :-)

[@TommoCarroll]

Nice! England! (Voted to remain by the way....😂)

[@oktc68]

If "the layer underneath is an even bigger one" perhaps we're in the middle of the onion trying to get out? Great vid again Joe 👍🏻

[@PaulLemars01]

Hi Joe, here's a creative suggestion. When you switched from your primary camera to the 'Tangent Cam' there was an obvious quality shift. An option would be to process the output of the 'Tangent Cam' to monochrome and bump up the contrast a bit to match your primary. Then the secondary camera looks like a creative choice and not that you shot it on your phone. BTW, great content as always.

[@joescott]

What if I told you that it looks just like Cam A but I make it look like that on purpose? (That's not true, but I do kinda like that it looks like a security camera)

[@williamjames3313]

Hey Joe! I love your work, it’s refreshing in a world of chaos... I want to throw out an idea that I haven’t seen discussed before. You touched on what would happen if Venus or Mars were pulled out (for whatever reason) of its orbit around the sun, we won’t ever really have to worry about that... but how about if we mine a large chuck of the asteroid belt? Would that upset the balance enough to throw us closer or further away from the sun? You flesh it out! Thanks!

[@DemandAlphabetBeBrokenUp]

I thought you were going to say "why we like Mike Myer's as an actor".

[@gadelavega]

I used to work at the Pierre Auger Observatory! Finally got mentioned somewhere!!!!

[@joescott]

Oh, nice! I've mentioned it a couple of times now. :)

[@gadelavega]

Oh! Now I have to review all your videos...

[@mavisdavies9769]

Hey Joe have you heard about the gateway foundation? I've only seen their own videos but they want to build a rotating space port in orbit. I'd love to know your thoughts on this.

[@almaji666]

When Masami saw Himiko, he slipped and fell on the floor, he screamed 'OUCHI.........'

[@claysfamily3818]

We need a recap!!!

[@briangarrow448]

Another reason not to sleep well at night. Damn you, Joe!

[@joescott]

Ah, nothing in this video can hurt you. :)

[@DerrickBommarito]

Signed up for Brilliant.org. Shows like yours and PBS Space Time (and others that delve into the mysteries of physics, quantum mechanics, and cosmology) have rekindled a curiosity that even 6 year old me couldn't top. It blows my mind how much we've known about the universe and even more so for how long. Even though grade schools always made me feel like what they've taught us is everything we can or need to know about the universe when in fact it's so much more fascinating and mysterious. Part of me wishes I was keyed into these dazzling phenomenons and questions earlier in life but I'm excited that I get to be in the middle of the age of some of the most fascinating physics being done since the 20s and 30s. Here's to hoping for a unified theory in our lifetimes but that what comes out the other side is even stranger!

[@joescott]

Love it!

[@adamhicks9977]

Love all of ur vids. I have a question. Who is the more creative (not necessarily more intelligent) in ur opinion Joe. Musk or Gates?

[@akhilez]

I'm glad that you exist.

[@robertrados9965]

Hey Joe :) nice work, just discovered your vids and am really enjoying them. Just a quick question, is Lithium a heavy or light element. Cause when you were thalking about barionic matter you sait when is't more of it it forms heavier elements like lithium... And few minutes after that, around 3:35 when talking about high energy cosmic rays you sait that 3% of them are made of lighter elements like lithium berilium and boron...

[@thulyblu5486]

About questions leading to even more questions: It often seems like it never ends, but there are actually sciences that are finished like Anatomy. We have entirely examined how the human body is constructed, even microscopically including which neurons are going where. In the case of the brain we just don't understand HOW it works, but that's a different science called physiology. Anyway, astronomy will also finish some day (like geography) since there is a finite amount of things to observe.

[@anthonyrobertson7062]

Joe, I would love to hear your thougts on the recent google duplex demonstration with its realistic voice simulation and its significance on AI advancement and such. I found it very interresting.

[@TommoCarroll]

Yes! Same! Have you watched any other KZbinr's talking about it? We were going to in our latest episode but opted for SpaceX's Falcon 9 Block 5 launch instead!!!

[@nathanmiller9918]

#1 on your list was solved in 2013. Its 3 merging gas clouds, which makes their size just as they should be for the objects age.

[@ucuniversity2869]

Best channel on KZbin

[@james5460]

"Well, our current theory can't explain why this is happening. Those ships really should be falling off the edge of the earth, but they're not. It's unexplainable. Baffling!"

[@wordgirl8100]

I did not know that.

[@DavidJones-tp7td]

Alien warp drive exhaust! :D

[@joemulkerins5250]

Habubba falubba is gold.

[@joemulkerins5250]

Oh also forgot 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😅😅😅😅😅😅

[@metajarra]

What a creative galaxy name

[@troyhenry6111]

Can you do a video on causal loops in spacetime and potential tangents to casual loops due to interpretations of quantum field theory and understanding of General Relativity?

[@thstroyur]

Troy Henry I have more or less the script for that - but word of advice, the QM tangent is bogus

[@troyhenry6111]

Iago Silva the concept in general is bogus. I still think it's interesting

[@thstroyur]

Troy Henry Bogus it may be - yet, to this day, nobody has proven rigorously it's impossible; I'm not talking about the 'paradoxes' (grandfather, etc.), but rather about certain mathematical details which are usually passed by in the literature

[@troyhenry6111]

Iago Silva true, there are no rigorous statements or formulas to prove impossible. Thats why i find it interresting.

[@globalSchelmuffsky]

i want that bubble gum!

[@bobthompson4319]

what about black holes? or neutron stars? how do you measure those things and the amount they contain

[@EatingCtrlV]

Damn dude, I remember when I first started watching you were at like 13k subs? Maybe less? Now, 177k! Wow, congrats man! Your interesting content deserves the audience, and I'm happy to see you grow!

[@joescott]

Thanks, OG!

[@TheDsasadsad]

It is very interesting video))

[@joescott]

Thanks!

[@jez6208]

Joe! Say Edinburgh again! 😄👍

[@SamRossman]

Correction: when you peel back the layers of an onion there are actually smaller layers underneath.... this is the only correction I will ever be able to provide this channel 😯

[@TommoCarroll]

Haha your honesty is great there - both about the onions and the correction aha!

[@debbiehenri345]

Maybe we're in the middle of the onion (which we are in a sense) and eating our way out, then we'd discover bigger onion layers on the outside. I liken the mysteries of the universe to a jigsaw puzzle in an unlabelled box, where someone gives you a few pieces, a couple coming together to make a picture of half a playing card gripped in a dog's claw (for instance). That's when you realise that the picture has to be a lot, lot bigger, gradually handed a few more pieces to fit (but often find pieces that don't go seem to go anywhere), and you really don't know how many more jigsaw pieces there are until the picture is complete. I always wonder why anyone really thinks that the universe suddenly expanded in a uniform way in the first place. We have a 'road map' of the 'observable universe,' yes, but that's observable and causes us to 'assume' certain shapes and ideals based on the strength of what we currently see/detect. I wonder if we may be thinking in the same erroneous way that primitives and flat earthers do, when assuming that because the world looks flat and disc-shaped as they physically turn on the spot on ground level, they think that's what shape the world is. There may well be all sorts of phenomena that formed in the first few micro-moments of the Big Bang that temporarily caused matter to jet out way beyond the theoretical spherical/saddle/flat/donut shapes scientists presently accept, some matter causing unforeseen obstructions, or even to cause invisible sinks so matter is taken out of reach of our present measurement instruments or beyond our dimension altogether (perhaps returning from whence it came).

[@aikonomic]

Himiko, the supposed first queen of Japan, was the ominous subject of the latest Tomb Raider iteration.

[@kevingreen3781]

Is any of the voyagers near the ORT cloud before there power runs out

[@arun3151997]

The baryon matter problem has been solved just goes to show how quickly science is moving