What Is Hidden In The Darkness At The Beginning Of Time?

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Can you, as a physicist, say why we tend to discuss dark matter as a fact rather than as a temporary placeholder for an explanation of observations that don't fit our current theories? I find it baffling and a bit troubling that we seem to be going to great lengths to accommodate existing theory rather than questioning the completeness or adequacy of the theory to explain gravity on the very large scale. It seems to fly in the face of the scientific method. I do value your opinion. Thanks!

[@ranyeredt]

@@beenaplumber8379 Well, that's actually a problem in your understanding in the matter. I used to have this same argument for dark matter. It seemed like a guess. But it goes beyond that. Let's go to the facts. First, if you look at galaxies rotation speed, you'll notice they're spinning in a velocity that would just expel stars from the galaxy if you only consider the regular matter. So, actually, there must be "some substance" that is concentrated inside the galaxy perimeter, and that "something" has to have mass, and don't interact with regular matter through electromagnetism, only through gravity. And I know, it's not enough to jump to "dark matter". But all other possible explanations just failed to explain whats going on. And then they discovered the "bullet cluster", and that just raised, by a lot, the probability that Dark matter is real The Bullet Cluster is composed of two clusters of galaxies that collided and moved past each other, though this is not clear when viewing the region solely in visible light. Multi-wavelength observations of the Bullet Cluster provided the first strong observational evidence that dark matter does not interact with normal matter, or with itself, and holds the majority of mass in a galaxy cluster. Astronomers use visible-light images to map the location of the clusters’ mass, based on how the light of background galaxies is warped. Most of that mass is dark matter. X-rays show that the majority of normal matter, in this case gas, is in a different location than the dark matter of each cluster-it lags behind. This is because the normal matter of the two galaxy clusters collided, while the dark matter sailed through and kept going without interacting at all. Many mysteries remain as to the nature of dark matter, and the Bullet Cluster provides key evidence in the scientific investigation. They have a good candidate for dark matter now, and they're creating experiments to verify. It's very small size and mass particles, called AXIONS. So, just search for some video about the "bullet cluster". I'm sure it will convince you too. Have a nice day, my friend.

[@beenaplumber8379]

@@ranyeredt Ooh that is an interesting observation. The center of mass moved along a trajectory as if the clusters hadn't collided, as viewed by lensing, but the ordinary matter (seen by x-ray detection) followed the path consistent with the collision, so the visible matter and the center of gravity became measurably separated? Yeah, that's compelling all right. I'll look that up. It's hard for me to imagine some poorly understood supergalactic-scale gravitational phenomenon that could become separated from the mass it supposedly arises from. But it's also weird that dark matter can give rise to its own gravity yet not be affected by gravity. I read somewhere that dark matter was hypothesized to interact with itself by something other than gravitation, but it seems it has to be attracted to itself at some level in order to collapse into the filaments we see. I mean, dark matter is said to have collapsed and formed structure, then ordinary matter was drawn into that structure, right? Can dark matter still have this attraction to itself, only it's weaker than gravity? Thanks for telling me about the bullet cluster. That's putting a few of the pieces together for me!

[@ranyeredt]

@@beenaplumber8379 Right? I felt the same when I studied this subject. Only then, things started make sense to me. About dark matter interacting with itself, it hapens, but only through gravity. So, it doesn't collide. Recent theories, involving Axions and quantum mechanics puts dark matter in a fluid like behavior. I really think we're on to something. Another theory in 2022 argumented dark matter could also interact, besides gravity, with itself, but weakly. The first step now is try to detect the Axion. Let's see...

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Interesting fact. Every single thing stated in this video is science-fiction. The real Hubble is actually mounted to a 747 and the top of the plane opens up. That’s a verifiable fact. Did you know they have a so-called clone Hubble mounted inside of a jet? NASA is a fraud organization that steals $70 million a day to show you CGI renderings and fake space art. We went to the moon on a paper machete shower curtain rod spaceship? But now we can’t go back? Answer from NASA. We destroyed that technology and it’s a painful process to build it back again lol. You would either have to not know or be a clown to believe anything that comes out of their lying mouth!

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[@billwilliams8486]

This is a popular demonstration of a history of all our universe, but supposing all our universe broke out at one point as a transformation of the primal Yelm (Gramov's Big Bang, ) this was our place in space. As we look out upon it, what we see will tend to be as old as we are. Even if we are traveling at c, the oldest we see will be pretty much what was to be seen when our dispersion hit the relative c. That is, by the time consciousness arose, we would not see the original Big Bang. Nobody believes this. The cosmic background could be merely local black body radiation. Certainly local black body radiation must be a component of the background static.. Why does nobody believe this? Astronomers believe odder things. BW

[@Random_user_8472]

Great made video, but what I think of the content is that it's more than half based upon hypothesis: the existence of dark matter, that may have been made more clear at the beginning of the dark matter story, which is woven through almost the entire video. For the production, narrating (lovely voice to listen to), and source reference to the images: 💯

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[@ObiWanCannabi]

time dilation has always been a fascination of mine, i recently figured out a way of mapping general relativity, and it is all flat, yet curved, I separated the dimension of space and time, mapping 3D space in the dimension of time, you need to use the same logic on the earth as science has done on the observable bubble, turn it into a light cone, take its radius as the cones height and the circumference as the diameter of your tops circle, this sets your baseline gravitational cone, extend the lines to infinity and you should be able to plot any circular orbit on this and see how its time in space trades for a position in time. At rest an object is on the surface, but say there was no atmosphere and you fire a bullet on the horizon at orbital velocity, you have traded its rest point in space for an orbital point in time, as you add more speed its path across the line doesnt increase, the line gets longer and it is forced further outwards so its distance line stays in between the cone of causality... if you do not reach orbital speed then the bullet falls through the sliced layers of time until it is on the correct orbit in space, but in reality its until it is back at rest with the surface.. without collision it would find its place in orbit, so you arent feeling gravity, time is trying its best to pull you down onto the correct line in spacetime for your speed in it.. In a universe where time and space dilate so easy this is the only true constant.. an orbit will always take the same time, you always travel the same speed across the line, no matter how dilated things were, a year always seems like a year, but 1 second now is like 13 billion years happening in a second.. 13 billion years ago.. The closer you get to a black hole the more time dilates to the outside observer watching the show play out but inside things tick infinitely faster, their journey through space becomes more of a journey through time.. just like when you move from orbital lines.. you trade energy from your position in space for your position in time.. If we could go faster than the speed of light time would dilate with us, space and time in its reference frame act and feel the same, but outside it would look like space was bending and warping Gravity is an illusion of the warping of spacetime, tick rates run at the same speed around a mass in an orbital path, if this path is straight in the dimension of time, then it kind of says its flat and straight in spacetime.. 4d spacetime looks spherical and curved, but in 3d space, gravity isnt a thing.. the 4th dimension of time is what curves space.. 3D space and 4D spacetime confuse the shit out of people who are only accustomed to existing on a 2D flat surface.. with light giving confirmation bias, but at a certain point you cant use a laser to measure somethings straightness or flatness in 4D spacetime, as the laser doesnt bend with the universe in quite the same way, things with mass would follow orbits, staying flat and parallel to the surface, even if it curves with the horizon that horizon curved so it always stays flat, a bar on a bridge 99% around the earth should be ale to roll without atoms in its shape needing to deform or dislocate, spacetime did all the dislocating if the bridge stayed parallel to the ocean and if its ticks were all straight in spacetime, then it is flat in both space and time.. the bar would look like it flexed and dislocates, but it doesnt need to, spacetime is the thing bending.. not the bar.. the bar just highlights the curving, same as the planet does.. light is not only massless, its speed makes it falling into orbit impossible, but weirdly if light did have just a little bit of mass, some would get caught in orbit and you would be able to see past the curve of the horizon, seeing from LA to Paris we might all be convinced things were a lot flatter out here.. If you flatten out the dimension of time you can see gravity as the same straight lines as light, in one weird perspective its a valuable map, it could show what parts of the universe are the oldest, you could see the dilation of space and time, everywhere a second has existed another part of the universe experienced 4.. it seems to me like its been expanding for 13 billion years squared or cubed.. Science is convinced space and time are expanding, but you could put it inside a black hole, according to the cones there is a point of space at the centre of mass where the planets mass is pulling you out in equal opposite directions, the length of your orbital line at that depth would be how it would feel, relative to the surface at 1G, there is an infinitely small line at the core representing that.. the surface is where you feel the most mass blow you, you have higher gravity on mountains and lower on the ocean floor, the flerf map is a good model for a slice of the earth at ground level it maps gravity nicely.. newtonian gravity wells end here, einsteins math shows that as you go into the planet there is a point in spacetime that exists at the same dilation as if the planet wasnt even there.. of course the density and pressure down there is also something else... if you flattened things out for density, i wonder if my cone shape becomes cubic or cylindrical... if it does then if you cored a hole through a globe and mapped it on my map, id bet it shows that its not only a curved line through space and time its not even the shortest any longer.. but anyway I imagine this point could exist inside a black hole, it looks hot and small and compressed to an outside observer but inside is a tiny flat, spherical area of spacetime.. inside it seems cool to the observer, and as the black hole evaporates it cools and looks like expansion, its at a steady rate tho it looked like rapid expansion earlier in time, its just an illusion of a logarithmic curve propagating in 4d space, to an inside observer an expanding or cooling universe would look exactly the same when time dilates as things change either way.. in 4D spacetime you need 1 line of causality going out from the sun to represent the start and stop point to an orbit, if you mark that arbitrary straight line out from the sun it has one line of continuity, in a 3d world flattened out to a cone you need 2, in 2D space on a map you will see you need 4, if you look at a polar orbit each time the line changes direction is where causality bumps it from this perspective, it looks like it goes up, then left, then down then right, or vice versa, but its always doing that 360 degree journey in spacetime in 1D space you need 8 lines of causality, so it does suggest in 5D you need 0.5 lines or maybe none... but the 3D world around us is conical, not spherical. it works so nicely, flattening out those straight line orbits in space you see how it all works, your resting point when you arent moving is trying to pull you into your orbit as it should be in spacetime, so you feel gravity, if you was at the centre of the earth any mass you tossed would fly up, not down as your terminal velocity at that point in curved spacetime its much shorter of an orbit.. the cone is gravitational potential map of local spacetime, you could do this for any large body, just using its radius and circumference, even the observable universe the whole universe is all about orbital mechanics, you dont feel gravity, you feel space trying to pull you down to your stationary point in relativity. your stationary point anywhere on earth is the centre, the more speed you add the bigger your orbit, until you are at our ground level, add more speed and you end up at the space stations height... but if you started at the core all speed is orbital velocity.. the earth isnt spherical in 3D space, its flat.. its spherical when you add the 4th dimension, time.. its best to map 3D earth as cone shaped If i had a magic remote, where i could manipulate spacetime, i could pause my dilation and rewind the universe, in 13.5 billion years it all comes back to look like a singularity right in front of me, but if i didnt pause my dilation i would have shrank with the wave.. from an observers perspective I grew in the 4th dimension as time was reversed until i was larger than the observable universe and my light was red shifted to oblivion... If I simply set off now in any direction at the speed of light it would take me 135 billion light years to reach the big bang, the shorter path is that journey in 4D space, i just need to expand to travel back, or shrink to travel forward in time, once I get there i should fall onto my right orbital path for my speed in the 4th dimension, just like changing orbits is a matter of adding more energy in space to change orbital lines. it should work the same in the dimension of time. its hard to explain.... Imagine if you shrank down tho so a hydrogen atom was the size of a star, the universe outside would red shift to oblivion, it would be like time travel forward in time.. the IR lightwaves of the atom blue shifted from your perspective, it might look like a plasma ball in space rather than a collection of buckey balls around a proton.. If you was larger than a galaxy then a star would feel as warm to you as an LED light bulb.. scale and perspective seem to be everything in the universe.. there doesnt seem to be an absolute limit to things.. how do you keep cutting an atom in half, when its just a rippling wave of energy in quantum dynamics.. its just field energy... Just running on different scales and perspectives, its the same math that predicts a puddle of water evaporating and uranium decay, if you tweak C.. we use water to model supersonic air because it acts the same way... tick rates change a solid into a liquid or gas, look at the earth sped up fast enough and its surface is moving like a semi molten pool of magma

[@Games_and_Music]

Another great video, and coincidentally very timely, as i had been discussing the topic of the "origin" of the universe (and time) in recent days. Granted, it wasn't so much a debate than it was us voicing our own opinions about it, but this video is exactly in line with my thinking. The "nothingness" isn't really nothing, it's just not something that we can understand right now, because we haven't observed it or recognized it yet. I'm sure that during the period of "nothingness", there are actually all kinds of particle interactions, maybe a proto-weak force acting on particles and slowly shifting/organizing them into places where chain reactions can happen, and once that happens, then it's "light's ON and away we go!". I've always held a belief that our visibility is blocked by some kind of redshifted "wall of light", kinda like noise cancelling headphones, our "winds" and forces block some photons, making things appear dark to us, it would be cool to see if a radio telescope in space might peer through that. Looking forward to the next video!

[@adarsharao8957]

17:00 if Oppenheimer were to see it, he would have said - "Eternal banyan tree with its root upwards and branches down" (Bhagavad Gita 15.1)

[@curiousuranus810]

Absolutely love what you're doing here (even if you didn't actually tell us what is in the darkness, apart from Justin Hawkins) but keep doing what you're doing - for ever!

[@mitseraffej5812]

1:05 “ If the Milky Way was in the centre of the Bootes void we wouldn’t have know there were other galaxies until the 1960s” We didn’t know this until the 1920s so what’s another 40 years, especially considering humanity has been recognisably human for at least a million years.

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I had a good experience

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It is

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It's quite easy to fake or overlook info online, and even irl you should always thoroughly check psychologists you choose to work with. Some don't even have degrees but rather courses. Please beware of sites like better help. This channel is wonderful, I hope they find a more reliable sponsor, they deserve it

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No words can fit such an amazing vastness and beautiful creation! The wonders that we can now see and more awaits us!

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Idk how this channel doesn't have over a million subs I really don't know

[@andrewg7576]

Dumb idea here, but if things exist that we know cannot exist due to the age we think the universe is, then the age we think is wrong.

[@chefbkeyes]

Or, the math is wrong on the distances/time.

[@intelligentcomputing]

HotU, have you considered publishing the audio tracks from your videos as-is as audiobooks?

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I’m like five mins in this and stuck I love you guys for doing this

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another brilliant doc thanks i will deffo watch it 1000 times

[@James4Games]

"Cosmologically we are the center of NOTHING" That's the spirit I live by 😎

[@codyjones2540]

I’m super thankful for the charizard cameo 😉

[@primetrader5062]

3:52 Wrong, we are actually in the center of the observable Universe, where ever we look the distance to the outer observable aboundaly is the same, hence we are in the center of a sphere.

[@diverguy3556]

This is brilliant. It's been many years, decades perhaps since the BBC produced anything this good. I'm glad to see you've picked up the baton.

[@Q24H]

Perfect timing, was just about to start my nap!

[@DC-fo3bn]

Bit awkward but now would be a good time to point out that the milky way is in a void that is bigger than bootes void, maybe even 4 times bigger. Bootes was discovered before we could resolve out local group, and we now know the biggest void we have discovered is the one we are in, bootes is big compared to others, the biggest is the one we are in.

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thxx for the free high quality videos every month

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One little speck! You have soooooooooooooo much space to look at!!

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We've all heard this story. The young Isaac Newton sat under an apple tree and contemplated the mysterious universe. Suddenly - bang! -An apple hit him on the head. "Aha!" he yelled, or maybe "Eureka!" In a flash, he understood that the same force that makes the apple fall to the ground also makes the moon fall to the earth and the earth to the sun: gravity. or something like that. This apocryphal story is one of the most famous in the history of science, and now you can see for yourself what Newton actually said. Hidden in the archives of London's Royal Society is a manuscript that contains.The truth about apples and heaven or hell (fine-tuned acceleration and expansion to black holes or intercellular E=M, where c=1.)

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If there were a billion likes. I would hit them for you. Congratulations you are one of the reasons why the internet should not be shut down.

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The therapy sponsorship is too spot on, they know their audience.

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How much I enjoy listening and watching your videos! Great quality production

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Can't wait to watch this 10 times

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It still seems crazy that im watching this on youtube for free..excellent job guys and gals! 🙏

[@genericname2284]

I don’t have to close my eyes or imagine myself in a void when I live in one everyday

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Happy 4th July America. Love from the UK ❤

[@robotaholic]

Why we needed to use a baseball card collection example to demonstrate the concept of rareness is beyond me but I still love your content 😅

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The music, the narration, the pictures, the story told, I am severely impressed how well these documentaries are done. Somewhere between perfect for relaxing to sleep and not being able to sleep because I want to hear and see more :D

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I'm excited to watch this tonight!

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A visual and narrative poetic journey into our world. Love it.

[@palistar8733]

"Close your eyes" as I'm driving on the freeway... Okay!

[@Becidgreat]

16:54 I just don’t understand why dark matter is not studied as a gravitational push - and the kinetic energy is the buildup like a rubber band -- like oil and water It would explain the expansion and how matter found each other in the beginning