NASA | Beyond Einstein: Part II

[@Mesqualito]

Man-you are my today's idol for adding this material. Thanks.

[@biljana0508]

Einstein was not merely "smart" as most people think. He was also curious. There are many smart people today, but not all of them are as curious and as persistent as Einstein was. The answers to these questions were not his hobby, they were his obsession. It was not like he went to work in the morning and finished at 5 in the evening. These ideas were constantly on his mind and when he was asleep, they were no doubt in his dreams.

[@DavyRo]

It would have been fantastic if Tesla & Einstien had got together & shared their opinions

[@alienkishorekumar]

Hats off to Einstein ..a single man with infinite ideas!

[@KarlNemetski]

Kimberly Weaver has some fabulous ideas!

[@ProttoyEinstein]

Once we conceive theory of everything, we would be able to explain ourselves very accurately!

[@pstlwhppd]

to say we're incapable of understanding consciousness is a severe underestimation of human potential. the only thing that could stop a person from discovering such information would be a lack of motivation.

[@Galactu5]

what are you basing your ideas on? What's moving at faster than the speed of light?

[@V8VRUte]

the more i think about it, and believe me that's an effort, you would be able to hear the cogs ticking away, but there is a huge lean toward me believing that the universe is a manifestation of the collective conscience of the living beings, as in we created ourselves, its kinda whacked out i know, but not at all impossible, we exist, because we exist, we control more of out physical existence than we think we do

[@peterm3964]

Gravity wave = spacetime stretch/ compress . How do you stretch spacetime ? Mass and velocity cause ripples in spacetime . My body mass cause a spacetime shift which allows me to exist in this frame . Space is a form of matter , and therefore has mass . As I travel through space , I displace the mass of space causing ripples in space time. Huge objects displace so much spacetime that their effects can be measured This shows as gravitational lensing .

[@dedknedy]

You brings to mind the famous Mark Twain quote: "Better to keep your mouth closed and be thought a fool than to open it and remove all doubt"

[@boomerskr3w]

and plus more haha what subjects do you mostly like to discuss? Namaste

[@glenarth]

no he's right, it wont go any faster or slower -- that;s the equilibrium. then when it interacts with something, it;ll be another event that would tend towards another equilibrium

[@tallbillyboy]

@mr suicideman...the question raised in a long way is "does light have a chance of traveling faster than 186k per sec do to the gravitational terminal velocity of being sucked into a black hole?"

[@DavyRo]

@johnedwardthomas No they didn't like each other at all,Tesla used to always question Einstein's theory of relativity.Tesla always maintained that Einstein had got his equations wrong,obviously Einstein didn't like this so they used to have big public disagreements.One thing that was for sure though was Tesla understood the Earth's electro-gravity fields better than anyone & Einstein knew his physics better than anyone,work it out if you can i know its confusing.

[@ProttoyEinstein]

Einstein was the greatest scientist world had ever seen! if he couldve lived a little longer he would ve solved the puzzle of grand unification and theory of everything!

[@boomerskr3w]

awesomely said..that is a really good theory or belief you have..i kind of co-inside with you on that one..the universe is here because we are here..The act of us looking and believing we create our reality.Very well said. Namaste

[@chug20]

We don't just assume that nothing travels faster than lightspeed -- Einstein's equations proved it. Some scientists hoping to make a name for themselves have been trying to prove him wrong for nearly a century and nobody has even come close. I'm sure they won't prove him wrong about the speed of light either.

[@soccom8341576]

Yeah, and when we know that the spacetime are part of something more fundamental, we will ask what is beneath that too. Or someone will come around and give us another new view of the same thing, but that accommodates the rest of it. Never stop searching for answers.

[@rkreike]

Black holes are very different than stars? Black holes are much colder than stars, so that objects from space don’t get burned, as with stars. Objects from space can be “consumed,” so black holes can become more heavy. And it can happen that temperature-differences are so great, that a black hole can (partially) evaporate. Or not?

[@pisoff44]

@NASAexplorer i got a questions for you. how can you search for something like black holes when you can´t reach it?. why don´t you explore how to make a item then or anything nearby the earth? and why MOST you search a life out of the planet earth? if we can find life then i most be out of our solar system. And.... you know that evrey planet we visit and make life there will be destoryed of CO2 and such.

[@Hybridspasser]

Actually, it was not him but Schwartzchild that found out about black holes.

[@G3ZAAHS]

If space is expanding, there must be a point of origin where matter is being dispursed.

[@sidewaysfcs0718]

its not a hole at all .. its a ball of matter that curves the space time fabric around it .

[@loveydovey4u]

@wasdalie yes

[@MichaelMellijor]

@davyro66 i would disagree with that. perhaps it would be someone else turn to discover this things, and it would be great.

[@Thundralight]

@jagg1951 exactly - suptle form of energy the ether They forgot to include the observer into their equations and only saw the observed. matter and energy occupy the same space and time is an illusion that things are not happing all at once. it is motion that gives us a sense of change movement through time but if time move at the speed of light it slow down. their is an inner space and an outer space and they are only looking at the outer space -left the observer out of their equations

[@JayTeeRC]

@davyro66 didnt they do the manhattan project together?

[@redelpedron325]

nice vid

[@crazymuthaphukr]

for a normal black hole yes...but for a super massive black hole you could actually get through the event horizon and survive

[@WhiskeyPhysics]

I have a teory but its not quite perfect due to actual knowladge of me: well can the light speed change due to deformations of space(ex: blackhole)? And since the velocity can me measure with v=deltaX/deltaT when the actuall deltaX is bended and the time is change cuz of the gravitational field will it stay with the same speed? or will it increase with a prespective outside of the black hole gravitational field but still remain the same speed(insde the field (due to the space-time changes) ?

[@misha33314]

tell me more! but I thought that time is just a measure of matter moving from A to B

[@Airsoftsniperkid]

This is untrue. Energy is in everything, every where, at every time. Energy is merely infinitely condensed "matter". If a vacuum truly made space empty, then we wouldn't be able to perceive it, therefore it would never exist. Just like time past the "Event Horizon" of a blackhole, we can not perceive it, therefore, it is non-existent.

[@DavyRo]

@hitokiri657 Is the study of electricity not physics?

[@69drummerdude]

@supremeon1 You've heard how light from distant stars takes years to travel to earth? Scientist pick up that light, analyse its spectrum that tells things about the matter (star/planet) that this light came from. But since we assume that travel through space won't change the light it tells us about the time when it started its journey. Different stars at different distances from earth take different time to travel and so tell about different times. Particles of time that tell about matter ...

[@V8VRUte]

my own perception, is that we JUST ARE. Why did something have to have created the universe, why cant it JUST exist, it is what it is, we cant change it, we cant control it, so just buckle up and hang on for the ride lol, as as for what we do know, that there SEEMS to be an edge to the universe, but is it possible that it just goes on even further, but we just cant see it yet, which would suggest the universe is much older than we think it is

[@DavyRo]

i agree with you,i haven't got the answers but i am convinced about the electric universe theory & there is no big bang in that theory.I don't know this as a fact but it seems to me the big bang theory is the main stream coming up with something & putting all of there eggs in one basket it's also lazy,in stead of looking into new discoveries & seeing the big bang doesn't add up they just dismiss what they can't explain.

[@BartAlder]

@prscomp Nope. Mayans did not have tensor calculus.

[@86redemption]

"Do not the unbelievers see that the heavens and the earth were a closed-up mass (ratqan), then We clove them asunder (fataqna)? And We made from water every living thing. Will they not then believe?" Al-Qur'an 21:31

[@misha33314]

well you finished with a pretty intense question... how can I resist? I want to know more. But I'm going to bed now, so I'll read your reply tomoro!

[@Joke9972]

How matter disrupts from time, and still has an observable dynamic within perceived by a conciousness out of our current universe, is difficult to imagine, and currently inexplicable. Not only because our abstract maths are defining unimaginable reality and not only therefore has a distortion. 1, 0, infinite, minus are a few. minus times plus is minus. An agreement that comes out of a creature that dfines problem the cause, solution the effect. Fighting gravity, dusk till dawn.

[@muxammle]

i dont get get it !!! the wmap of big bang is 13.73 billion light years away so that means the point of big bang is 13.73b light years away from our earth and the oldest star in our galaxy is 13.4b light years !!! so the distance of 13.73b light years is covered in 0.33b light years !! am i right ! ? ! ? ! ?

[@KarlNemetski]

NASA Astrophysicist huh? Kimberley is friggin' awesome!

[@DavyRo]

cont'd....Universe,what Tesla did in his experiments was to prove his version of the Universe was better way of explaining things.Following on from Tesla there are a few scientists who are looking into his work & there work is called The Electric Universe.You should look it up,it explains a lot of stuff that the main stream science community cannot explain with Einstein's theories

[@DavyRo]

@panhead1219 you've trumped me there that would be some mix up that would ;)

[@SuperflyGaming]

When I was searching for this I serached 'beyond apple pie' :/

[@guitardude517]

if things were going faster than the speed of light than they would just be missing the light that would have hit it and be invisible because the light would not reflect back to our eye. if you were in a car floating through space at the speed of light than what would happen if you turned on your headlights?

[@dunkknud]

@gyulaszasz what is gravity? genuinly curious n no one seems to be able to answer it in a way that fullfills my mind frankly i dnt ge the maths, but the pure physics blows my mind n i luv it p.s. on my way to a physics degree so would luv an explination

[@pstlwhppd]

until we can explain consciousness will such questions be answerable.

[@TRiiKzZ1CoD]

all this cannot be random ! there must be something behind all this...

[@V8VRUte]

but IS it POSSIBLE, that the universe IS older, but we just cant SEE it yet, thats all im asking here, i know that we know what we know, but i believe that there is much that we cant see yet, because it is still light years away from being able to be seen

[@Hermoor]

There can't have been a big bang or something outside our universe. If now the universe is everything that exists. The universe can't expand if it's everything. It has no end and no beginning meaning it can't expand. There is no reason to think about these questions. First we must figure our our own planet...then we take the moon mars...and the rest of the planets. Then the sun, then we can start thinking about these questions..

[@Hermoor]

Well what is it growing in? What does it look like at the end of the baloon.

[@molyvenson]

@supremeon1 whe he says particle of time left over. he means evidence of the big bang still flying around the universe.

[@CostinelSalcianu]

If only they could clone Einstein. He probably solve the mysteries of the universe

[@salehjoon]

@Molhedim 80% is an underestimation. More like 99%.

[@cyberarmy198]

@rambo6267 You don't know who is Einstein but I'm sure that you know Paris Hilton because she has much more contribution to the science right?

[@metal220]

@davyro66 i dont think einstein wld be in the band tesla. it wld sound very werid. heavy metal songs about math eh dont think so.....lol.....i know ur tlkn bout the guy tesla got their name from

[@sufiyanalam5929]

i think i have answer , why we have vast space around us

[@supremeon1]

@69drummerdude You are saying that the time is split into particles? like matter? and that they can be detected? you're making me laugh...

[@sufiyanalam5929]

sir that is my question why we have so much space around us, and i assure u that i have perfect answer about it......... and my answer also solve the problem how universe form....... and sir my answer also assure you that to form the universe we don't need the big bang.

[@MrDipu321]

friend this is simple as that of cyclone but cyclone form because of differential of pressure and black hole are because of gravity. now dont waste time and get together for batterment of life present on earth

[@DavyRo]

I agree totally with what you've said,every single thing we do comes from an electromagnetic signal & they forever saying we're all part of the Universe & everything is connected.The electric universe theory seems more & more credible the more i learn about.Gravity they say is magnetisms cousin,IMHO its more like brother & sister probably twin brother & sister.Everything we've been told about being the laws of physics are totally wrong when the physics are at the quantum level.

[@franciscoenriquevalenzuela3867]

cuando la ave levanta el vuelo no miran hacia abajo nomas vuelan. Que te preocupa si aun vives en la tierra, el gran comieso es aora mientras meditas acer un mundo se rrequiere de trabajo estudias o trabajas todo es importante cual respirar gustas de agua como los demas .................

[@pigadia1]

Isnt it obvious for everyone that there is no such thing as time. Its a fact. Time is only an illusion. Its just everything that change. Time is just a tool. We all agree here or?

[@V8VRUte]

this may seem like a completely dumb question, and im HOPING that someone can answer this, but my problem with the big bang is that as i get it, the big bang created the universe, which means that before the big bang, there was nothing, so if there was nothing, where did the atoms, or electrons, or whatever they were, (volkswagons for all i care) Where did they come from if there was nothing before, maybee i just cant find it possible to comprehend that there was just NOTHING and then SOMETHING

[@Jonwyldermarie]

what do you know!

[@rbolo29]

Moving Dimensions Hypothesis

[@Rotorzilla]

too bad NASA kicked Lisa to the curb. I was really looking forward to this mission.

[@EINSTIENMAN]

i thought the moon moves away from us becouse of tidal forces it moves about 4 centimeters per year and in about 2 billion years it will be too far to stabilizing earths spin

[@LadyTink]

TheReasonWhyGuy

[@tyga42]

so the otherside becomes a star past the event horizon, and all the matter being sucked in is then compressed and forms at the closest star.. which then unifies all the other principles about how each galaxy remains seperate but linear if each star in universe corrisponds, im sorry but you did try this before and the readings were inconclusive as the probe was crushed and destroyed and the signal was lost, in fact everytime you have done this it's failed, im not crazy we stuck in temporal paradi

[@Westige30]

i thought they stll werent sure about the shape of the universe

[@msbrit05]

A clone would have the same potential, but might not psychologically have the same motivations.

[@pfctjd]

wow, so the universe is flat?! Who could of guess?

[@pstlwhppd]

saying that is being completely ignorant to not only the genius population in the world but also to the scientific and intellectual progress of society. i mean, you can say you're useless, but i know i'm not; i make sure of it. just because you don't have the confidence to think you have the ability to do something important doesn't mean you can lump everyone else in the same category. i suggest you change your attitude and make yourself useful.

[@supremeon1]

at 5:36 WTF ? "And detect particles of time left over from the beginning of the Universe"... what ???? is this English? Particles of time? We detect them ?? Never heard of such things...

[@deewana16]

good point but the bible taken litterally is a little bit strange to begin with

[@SirAMedd]

well that would be cool, wouldnt it?

[@kirox777]

looks like someone knows the law of attraction XD

[@madmillervlogs]

like it

[@atlzfinest4life]

@hitokiri657 ...and einstein rose above them ALL

[@twodoortwo]

Math has predicted a lot of what is reality.

[@54spiritedwill54]

That video made me go pee pee.

[@69drummerdude]

@supremeon1 NEWSFLASH!!! There are probably a few more things you haven't heard of before....

[@Thundralight]

@TylerThrashPeace . All literature on this subject is futile and destined to oblivion. So are all attempts to explain the workings of the universe without recognizing the existence of the ether and the indispensable function it plays in the phenomena." I consider myself the original discoverer of this truth, which can be expressed by the statement: There is no energy in matter other than that received from the environment." - Nikola Tesla

[@therock27374]

Well its pretty obvious looking from his profile he's gonna talk about his religion...

[@guess777]

alien helped Einstein :)

[@pstlwhppd]

science contradicts god in a biblical sense. i would say the ideologies of modern science coincide more with agnosticism.

[@TheZeroBeats]

hehe thats what every1 is tryin to figure it out

[@stevenweir76]

The big bang is a horrible misnomer, it sounds magical when you say it that way. It should be called the little rift in dimension by unstable vacuum flucuation that allowed dimension to turn itself inside out. Our universe is like the pressure relief of the pre-universe. A crack in the crust of a dimension we can't percieve that never closed until the massive enrgy dissipated. We are in a bubble of expended energy, like carbon fizz in soda pop.

[@DavyRo]

@gvsfgdf i don't think you've read my comment properly if you had done you wouldn't have wrote your comment lolollol

[@dedknedy]

The universe is over 13 billion years old according to all current scientific observations. Get an education DUDE.

[@dedknedy]

Ha! You claim the big bang theory is wrong yet all you offer is "maybe" theories with no scientific basis. Get real.

[@metal220]

@deewana16 the bible tells all u need to know

[@TylerThrashPeace]

again fools for not puting spirtual sense into thought because you will never figure it all out without god because really i believe dark matter is thought of god and all life. Some things just cant be proven and thats what jesus was saying about faith

[@kh503335]

I'm the 134,000th viewer :),