Cosmological constants - Part 1 (Thanu Padmanabhan)

[@stephenanastasi748]

As one who has had no sensible choice other than to study physics outside the university framework, this video is priceless. Thank you Thanu. It filled out my knowledge of cosmology in a coherent and systematic way.

[@golagaz]

Rest in peace for Professor Padmanabhan. One of the most original contributors to theoretical physics.

[@goutham94]

Rest in peace sir 💔

[@crpfx302]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@Aman-tf8bt]

Sir really explains and sarcasms well

[@zaidsserubogo261]

One of the controversial questions of modern philosophy is whether cosmology defied God or God defied cosmology. But accusing scientists or mathematicians who only make verifiable and provable mathematical and scientific results is just a transfered guilt

[@obiecanobie919]

If God created cosmos one scientist would not necessarily find God if he's already gone, there is no guarantee that one would be able to find him even if he wanted to .We have yet to figure out most things here on earth let alone 50 billion years expanse to the last known galaxy . Why would any scientist address God at all if not for dirty science .

[@divisorplot]

great philosophy metaphor Einstein L-field~! cosmological constant spelled one natural exponential constant 'e' elementary particles on-e

[@Unidentifying]

Great upload, but this [a cosmological constant / dark energy] rests on the assumption that the universe is accelerating. In fact this is fallacious since it builds on another supposition; blue/redshift doesn't necessarily equal a distance/velocity gradient but can also indicate - and what is more logical- energy/time potential. Cheers.

[@00lack]

Really? Are you talking about this: rationalwiki.org/wiki/Electric_Universe

[@rajnikantsinha2636]

Sir, why not you pursue on one fixed question to its final conclusion in cosmology? Of course, it would take 3 or 4 decades, but such was the spirit of Einstein.

[@merlinphil]

Rip