Paul Davies: questioning the universe

How did the universe begin? How do the laws of nature function? How did life get started, and could it have started differently somewhere else? Paul Davies, an ASU Regents' Professor of Physics, shares the big questions that have always intrigued him and how he explores the possibility of "life 2.0." Davies is also director of the BEYOND Center for Fundamental Concepts in Science.
Produced by Alexander D. Chapin.

[@casschambre1974]

For those of you who are not familiar with Paul Davies you might watch this video and think, Psh this guy is crazy if he thinks he is going to find alternate forms of life here on Earth. I assure you, this is completely scientifically sound. He isn't crazy in the least, in fact he is brilliant and of my favorite scientists. Life 2.0, where could you be lurking?

[@ChrisForstner]

Anyone in the process of moving science forward in a leap will sound crazy to the masses.

[@davidbrown7948]

c.s. briar oh that was just not long enough. I would watch that for an hour. Biology is a great love of mine. Abiogenisis is even more fascinating. There are so many fields I could study every minute of every day and never get bored. That's one regret I have is I will never know everything. I WANT TO KNOW EVERYTHING!!!!!!

[@josephsiler1946]

There once was a lady named Bright, who traveled much faster than light. She started one day, in a relative way, and returned on the previous night! What shape is the Universe in? The Universe is in Great Shape for an Old Universe! This is my final theory: the New Theory of Everything. Enjoy reading it. I enjoyed writing it.

[@josephsiler1946]

The New Theory of Everything continued (M = E / c ^ 2) is the formula for matter. 'c' represents speed. But in T.O.E. temperature 't' could represent speed. So, (M = E / t ^ 2)! The lower the temperature the lower the Energy and Matter would form! This would apply to atoms, electrons/protons, bosons/mesons, quarks/anti quarks and X particles (The force of gravity)! X particles were the first Matter to form after the Big Bang! Then all other Matter! Energy changed into Matter!

[@josephsiler1946]

Yes, Galaxy Lensing really exists! Hubble space telescope proves it!