What is String Theory?

Brian Greene explains the basic idea of String Theory in under 3 minutes. Thirty-five years ago string theory took physics by storm, promising the coveted unified theory of nature’s forces that Einstein valiantly sought but never found. In the intervening decades, string theory has brought a collection of mind-boggling possibilities into the lexicon of mainstream thinking-extra dimensions of space, holographic worlds, and multiple universes. Some researchers view these developments as symptoms of string theory having lost its way. Others argue that string theory, although very much still a work in progress, is revealing stunning new qualities of reality. Join leading minds in theoretical physics for a whirlwind ride through the twists and turns of string theory-its past, its future, and what it tells us about the search for the universe’s final theory.
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[@lordstinson8095]

Holy shit! I do see lot of white strings when I peel off an orange.

[@ataleoftwomeows8086]

🤣

[@dhanvigajera7046]

OMG

[@richa9076]

i dont know what to say

[@siddhesh6530]

This comment deserves way more likes

[@bobbymourya6688]

I think u have to increase ur zoom power of eye to see the strings.make it Enough strong as electron microscope.

[@sunshine-ui8pr]

This is what online school should have looked like

[@stevenawa2509]

Yeah it has a clear understanding too

[@tres-2b299]

Yes but... Use your brain, you cant get a live video with quality VFX.

[@sunshine-ui8pr]

@@tres-2b299 they could have given us recorded videos like I was already getting recorded videos so it could have been better

[@abhirajarora7631]

People like these don't exactly teach students in conventional classes.

[@aayankhan5455]

ohh...I wish😂😂😂😂

[@mistirion4929]

Whoever edited this deserves a raise. The simple explanation of the string theory itself deserves an Oscar in the category of "Making complicated stuff digestible for mortals" But the guy who edited everything so we could not only listen but also see what's going on is a true genius. Incredibly well made, well done

[@Jo1975S]

❤😊 true. Thanks to video editor

[@thegratefulone74.]

The editor who created this visual is a true genius. Thank you.💯🙏

[@akashkar7474]

The math behind the theory is not so easily digestible 😂

[@rexanator6196]

One of the best and clearest visual explanations on youtube!

[@HashRecord]

no its not

[@dharmawangsa9592]

If all physics teacher explain physics like this, i think human civilization will jump to the next level

[@jacobamarjan2325]

@JohnnyAppleseed My country's curriculum doesn't even mention quarks.

[@crimsnblade8555]

@@jacobamarjan2325 it doesn't need to, ofc they should, but those growing up with internet are already familiar with those

[@ht.6315]

@JohnnyAppleseed well yes but they explain it very poorly i never understand anything in class, but outside of school i love psychics

[@ht.6315]

@JohnnyAppleseed you're probably kidding but english is my second language i always mix up the spelling of those two

[@ht.6315]

@JohnnyAppleseed no, i know they're frauds, i meant i know it was a funny remark and you already know i just misspelled without me telling you

[@pradeeppotnuru7098]

"It's a WARM summer evening in Ancient Greece" 🤣🤣🤣

[@lungdumtu_vawksa]

Not that far... Hahahahaha

[@sherlockedholmes9031]

Sheldon cooper lol

[@zerksez9963]

Sheldon op

[@dulsarakumarage7856]

Physika. Phy. Si. Ka.

[@anuj8825]

😂💙

[@sinebar]

I've always been reluctant to go down the string theory rabbit hole because it sounded intimidating. This video made it easy to understand. Good job Brian!

[@leonhardtkristensen4093]

Isn't it about the only way we can go. Everything is energy and the energy has to be manifested in some way. It may not be correct the way it is put up but currently in my opinion it has to be something like that. They find that photons (electromagnetic waves) are energy carrying waves but how? They find that electrons are energy carrying waves but again how? I don't think that there are any particles at all at that scale. We know that things appear solid when we touch it but we also know that it is build up of molecules that doesn't exactly fill up all the space. That doesn't appear to worry us. We know that molecules are made of atoms and there again even more space is empty and we don't complain. We know that again even more space again is empty between the particles that we think are there in the atom. Does it worry us? No we accept it all as a material. Why should it then worry that the smallest of what we call particles are not solid but some fluctuations of energy. The question is just how is that fluctuation build up?

[@tonyli8703]

u were too late, this theory already got debunked and approved to be not science and now a religion and competion of whose math look more beautiful and elegant

[@leonhardtkristensen4093]

@@tonyli8703 Elaborate please. I am not disputing your statement at all but I am very interested in this. What is debunked and who approved what is debunked? If it is the string theory then I don't think it was a theory anyway but a hypothesis. I don't think that anything on that scale is proven or disproven as yet. If so please tell me what is energy, what is an electric field and what is a magnetic field. I don't mean how we measure it and how it shows up but what it actually is. What is it that is actually coming out from a positive or negative charge and what is it that is going between the North and the South poles on a magnet. That must be some manifestation of energy. .

[@tonyli8703]

@@leonhardtkristensen4093 you just simply look up on how Penrose said string theory is wrong, if it is wrong then it is debunked?

[@urusledge]

@@tonyli8703 take a multi variable calculus book and tape some astrology pages in the back and you’ll have something roughly as scientifically rigorous.

[@somnathdeb3659]

Best string theory explanation video under 3 minutes I've ever seen.

[@bhaskarjyotiborah2023]

great graphical representation.. wow

[@NAHRRATED]

Bhaskar Jyoti Borah I highly Recommend any scientist to try DMT. I truly believe it connects us to the quantum realm on an unexplainable level.

[@espaciohexadimencionalsern3668]

i like it with brian weed, he realy gets inside the program is alusinating staff no joke.

[@alicestorm6239]

Yeah, very Sharkboy and Lavagirl.

[@luxersmultiverse5379]

Men this is such an oversimplification

[@condorX2]

I want my smart phone to be like that. Expand video, play.

[@crazymaniac7474]

One of the best graphical representations I have seen!

[@shriyashukla3884]

Yeah right...

[@pammysingh6526]

100% trur

[@Luminaz_]

Is there any things like this ?

[@JVSi_EDCS]

Yeah

[@ulkaupadhye1090]

Yeah

[@Threedog1963]

Well damn, after watching videos trying to explain string theory for YEARS, someone finally dumbs it down enough for me to grasp. Thank you.

[@krrishsonavane6177]

I guess if all school teachers explain concepts using this way, I think all of us would end up in Harvard and Stanford! Thank you so much for this explanation!!

[@a3robix478]

When you realise, you are nothing but a bunch of strings vibrating in a world which is made of strings

[@joypaulsuhaspaul4383]

lol 😃😂

[@thatguymork]

Made mostly of nothing, in reality. Interesting how reality is _strung_ together...

[@Sunny-wu7po]

M from INDIA(BHARAT) and in HINDU vedas...its clearly says in beginning.. universe is the dance of shakti(energy) around shiva...well we knew that 10,000 years ago😂..the oldest and most scientific culture in the earth..dnt believe me? Then u should read more about r history and scientist's😊🙏✌️

[@Levelonesucks]

when you realize you are nothing but a bunch of on the cob vibrating in a world which is made of on the cob

[@JoeyBullet222]

That's how you know you've been brainwashed. Lmao

[@rishikreddyl]

Finally I understood what Sheldon used to work on...

[@reemezz2775]

Yeeeeees 😂😂😂i was looking for this comment 😂😂😂😂🔥

[@mohamadgilang545]

Used to??? Please tell me this is not a spoiler alert

[@reemezz2775]

@@mohamadgilang545 no its not

[@mohamadgilang545]

@@reemezz2775 thank you

[@Narding5566]

@@mohamadgilang545 wait u havent finished big bang yet? Wat are u doing here? Get back out there and finish it

[@lewucf]

Thank you! Short, concise yet articulate enough where I now have a basic understanding of string theory.

[@user-hp1mt9du6t]

You cannot present it better. Well done Brian! Thank you.

[@jyflrnz]

But and then, what is the string made off? Let's zoom in some more.

[@masternobin]

He already said in the video. It's made up of energy

[@emraldswrd]

@@masternobin but whats the energt made of? Lets zoom in even more!

[@THOPE]

@@emraldswrd Energy is made of mc²

[@donuth01e]

@@THOPE yes but where did the "m" come from?

[@masternobin]

Here we are talking about string theory. And the scenerio end here in energy

[@Proloyable]

Whoever made the animations need a raise!!!

[@romeoraizada1983]

Absolutely 💯🤗

[@randomguy8476]

Yes

[@pinklady7184]

The animator must be an extremely patient artist who has to listen to exact instructions given to him or her by a client.

[@Larry660]

Reminds me of a poem: Great fleas have little fleas upon their backs to bite 'em, And little fleas have lesser fleas, and so ad infinitum. And the great fleas themselves, in turn, have greater fleas to go on; While these again have greater still, and greater still, and so on. - Augustus De Morgan

[@debasishchakraborty9834]

That is the easiest explanation of the string theory in particular and a molecule in general that I have ever heard. Kudos Sir.

[@97444gaurav]

“If you want to find the secrets of the universe, think in terms of energy, frequency and vibration.” Nikola Tesla

[@rogeranrosaradi3285]

He was ahead of his time. What a brilliant mind

[@maxwellsequation4887]

@@rogeranrosaradi3285 u srs?

[@loveleenkaur3381]

Damn!

[@tharunvemula7618]

Actually, he learned this from Vivekananda who came from India..he is a spiritual leader. When they both met, nikola tesla asked questions which he didn't find answers... One of the questions is about universe.. Vivekananda bought meditation to west..Jst google it Vivekananda and nikolai tesla you get know where that came from.

[@pinkfongbabyshark-kidssong8533]

@@tharunvemula7618 ok so : “If you want to find the secrets of the universe, think in terms of energy, frequency and vibration.” -Vivekananda. nice info tho

[@dlbcomposer]

Parents: “Son, we’re not made of money.” Son: “Hold on, let me pull some strings.”

[@sebinsebastian3276]

dlbcomposer lol

[@bazstrutt8247]

dlbcomposer 😂😂

[@sigmaraven6]

So bad that it's geniusly hilarious

[@cibinthomas4007]

Criminally underrated

[@reazromen]

:P

[@PraveenKumar-yv5zn]

this is the best & simplest explanation of such an elusive topic, absolutely great narration & graphics

[@doctorj.b365]

I love the video! I have always been interested in theories of physics and this theory was one of the ones that caught my attention the most. This video is one of the best I have seen because it explains perfectly and is not long. I hope they make more videos like this!!

[@-siranzalot-]

As a musician, the thought that the Universe is made up of vibrating Strings makes a lot of sense and is also the most beautiful idea anyone has ever had. It translates to us living Inside the works of the most unfathomable orchestra. I'm in awe.

[@kier8064]

😀👏

[@johnchesterfield9726]

I encourage you to look up “music of the spheres”. You would like it.

[@zaydapsychonaut6051]

That's a really dope outlook. I cant remember the name of it but there's a device, a speaker of sorts that you can plus into the dirt, trees, etc, and actually listen to what sound they play. It's very beautiful

[@lvbboi9]

Time to make something based of this

[@Jess-lq5tw]

When Shakespeare said the world was a stage, I guess he really did mean it in the literal sense of the word

[@Gutsaep]

Props to the editor, I’m an editor so I can respect another fellow editor’s hard work.

[@Change-Maker]

Or be jealous of it, but you choose the higher road.

[@Gutsaep]

Amer Fiaz Ahmed . ?? 🗿?

[@immortal.8567]

@@Change-Maker lol, he meant good, man. Damn.

[@ardyansah1412]

@@Gutsaep just take the compliment😂

[@alihamza-gz8ci]

I want to edit these type of videos. Somone can guide me?

[@mariabadhon3201]

This is my favorite explanation of string theory,No cap. I loved how it looked so real and logical. I have watched more videos relating to string theories but damn this is the best visual representation i came across so far.

[@mnjoonie]

Great video, the explanation is very accurate, and the fundamental particle of all matter is clearly understood, reduced to its most basic form... and the video editing is also highly enjoyable and well-done!!

[@jeffreytiangco9479]

The only explanation that finally let's me understand what is string theory in simple terms. Thank you for this.

[@markcook3570]

Now on to General Relativity and Special Relativity...

[@davidjeremy-wr5ov]

Don't get excited....it's BS.....the aliens will explain it all soon.

[@pmbouvier]

Exactly the same words I had (and I’m a 67 year old retired engineer)!

[@dapred00]

Really? Found this explanation for a decade all over the web, videos are not a necessity.

[@richardgibson1872]

then you sure dumb as hell i you need cgi and dumb old visuals to understand something lmao

[@petercarini688]

A quark walks into a bar and gravitates toward an electron and says, "Let's get together. No strings attached." The electron says, "I come with a charge but the neutrino over there is free."

[@trishaykaul9511]

Underrated

[@sir_prize_ma_the_farcar4547]

Are all the neutrino's Thot's.

[@3Rayfire]

Setting: Quark's Bar, Grill, Gaming House and Holosuite Arcade.

[@trishaykaul9511]

@@3Rayfire ...42 proton street.

[@sundaymorning9563]

Electron asks proton in a bar “do u wanna drink?” “Yes” “you sure?” “ yes im positive”.

[@nomiscph]

Best description of string theory ever!

[@dyk1378]

Being a teacher myself this is what teaching is all about...so simple and clear..

[@RonaldTolar-pg8uh]

What ?? Filling your brains with useless mental gymnastics ??

[@SheikhAmeen]

But I'm still wondering at the fact that when he was recording it, there was no hologram, and he was just waving his hands in the air, imagining stuff...

[@CuriousOldMan]

His hands were attached to strings…

[@shambhavi434]

That's why base of physics is curiosity and imagination

[@jeffcolorado]

He had confidence in his animators making it look good.

[@dreeph]

@@jeffcolorado dude yeah, right? Like such a small thing to worry about. 😂

[@sifutophmasterofeyerolling2513]

@@jeffcolorado as much confidence as Magneto actor during that helicopter scene

[@shahidjilani]

This visualisation literally blew up my mind! String theory explained in just two-and-half minutes. Brilliant!

[@jcwoods2311]

Figuratively, not literally.

[@StaticBlaster]

@@jcwoods2311 people often use the word "literally" to add emphasis to what they're saying even though it's not correct usage.

[@charlytaylor1748]

@@StaticBlaster they do indeed, but standards are standards, eh?

[@StaticBlaster]

@@charlytaylor1748 Not really. It's not like human standards are written into the laws of nature. People often misuse the word "enormity" as well.

[@miaa_m.8395]

It's fascinating how such a simple idea can explain so much about the universe!

[@user-qt5bg7si3l]

I like how he explained it in the simplest way possible

[@yanwong523]

Me: What did you learn today? Brain: His hands can spawn glowy stuff

[@aryandesai651]

😂LMAOOO

[@marksteveabila9828]

lol

[@billhawkins192]

I love you.

[@mrniceperson_]

**Sheldon Cooper joined the server**

[@IgnitedIce81]

Bazinga!

[@abhinavanshu7298]

Just came here after watching that

[@01Mary02]

"...It was a warm summer evening in Ancient Greece......"

[@baileyedwards5245]

JPGR same 🤣🤣

[@jatinsaini8783]

same here i saw big bang theory and this video thereafter, made me momentarily dream of becoming a theoretical physicist.

[@Orica27]

I loved this video, thanks for explaining string theory in such an exciting way 😊

[@deeswindle5675]

I have experienced the string theory, for years I had no clue what it was. My intuition told me it was spiritual, but now that physics can put it into words for me.. is amazing. 2:05

[@DazReht]

“The universe is infinitely large as it is small.” -Most mind-blowing quote you will ever hear in your life.

[@arjunc.s1249]

Now this changes everything to me

[@kolkata7948]

Fantastic reply

[@rioandmomsvlog8562]

wow thats actually possible if we r inside a small void with infinite space because of some unknown dimension

[@RonaldTolar-pg8uh]

It's mind blowing using the Crack Theory too !!

[@sandeepsarkar7803]

Thank god now I can watch the big bang theory series

[@espaciohexadimencionalsern3668]

that is to a spooky fany one program

[@dryatish2102]

But still there is quantum mechanics/theory 😁😁😂

[@espaciohexadimencionalsern3668]

@@dryatish2102 still a theory an old one since man got out of the egg

[@pandemic7]

Finally? Who’s been quark-blocking you?

[@NeoDrizel]

😂😂😂

[@loloaladdin4659]

I’ve never witnessed a better explanation. Thank you so much

[@Sneha-wt6yk]

Sir your explanation and the tech u used is amazing 👏

[@nurusds3]

When your lecturer so smart the lesson of the day ended under 3 minutes.

[@gayled3059]

Smart yes, but good at teaching as well.

[@rayannarutoexperience3797]

Only happens in parallel universe 🥺

[@333angeleyes]

This is why I LOVE science... He kept repeating "If, If, If"... instead of saying this is Truth and anyone who disagrees is WRONG!

[@cryptonian7706]

Yeah theres a group of people that do that, they are called religious people.

[@ayindephulgence4950]

Cryptonian oof

[@ayindephulgence4950]

Gabri'el Alexander that’s religion m8

[@No-oneInParticular]

It's funny how we glorify pattern-finders. Or pattern-creators depending on how you look at it.

[@abt1580]

@@cryptonian7706 i am religious and I dont do that.

[@ayeshsandaruwan5366]

The most simplest video I ever seen about quantum mechanism. Good job ❤

[@IAMPOPP]

This clip was done perfectly. He was able to teach and communicate effectively and explain string theory in a matter of minutes. Great job, excellent segment.

[@raz0229]

Kid: _What is orange made of?_ Me: _Well, Strings!_

[@AdityaKumar-op5zc]

Ok so it's a fundamental answer of any question asking what it's made up of.🤣

[@ScottWorthington]

I saw this and thought, "Yeah, Brian Greene is going to explain string theory in 2 minutes. Sure he is." Mind. Blown. Well done, Dr. Greene

[@espaciohexadimencionalsern3668]

do you know what makes the strings vibrate?

[@zgunderson90]

The animation in this video is just superb

[@Momdoongo]

I never really understood this theory at all, but after Brian explaining about the oranges and its particles, I did get the idea of it.

[@krishnakondapalli5385]

If this way of explanation in class rooms, we can understand anything in this world.

[@vxunaTM_xuandanhphan]

Yeah but it's still hard to understand xukoma though

[@nidhinparambath3141]

Nikola Tesla:"If you want to find the secrets of the universe, think in terms of energy frequency and vibration"

[@mayanksoni9046]

But also think about evidence

[@Anonymous-mz9un]

Elladathum OOla malayalikal :)

[@ASLUHLUHCE]

Tesla was no physicist. He disagreed with the theory of atoms being composed of smaller subatomic particles, stating there was no such thing as an electron creating an electric charge. He believed that atoms could not change state or be split in any way. He was a believer in the 19th-century concept of an all-pervasive ether that transmitted electrical energy.

[@Whos-That-Guy]

@@ASLUHLUHCE So he was just caught up in the popular theory of the day just like string theorists today.

[@ViratKohli-jj3wj]

@@Whos-That-Guy Tesla was idiot

[@bryannicoletti1641]

Impresive how this teacher explained this complex topic in just two minutes. Congratulations!

[@chriswestwood6490]

Brilliant simplified explanation. Thanks :)

[@abdullahfarid2515]

Literally watching it after eating oranges and now I am having a feeling that my belly is vibrating!

[@marius666]

That's DIARRHEA!! 😍

[@dropkickirish4449]

Well how else would you watch it? Figuratively? Metaphorically?

[@Goldennote]

You might be allergic

[@abdullahfarid2515]

@@Goldennote I was not untill I watched this video

[@abdullahfarid2515]

@@marius666 🥵

[@Evolushaun]

Zoom in on that and you'll see Mr. Krabs playing the world's smallest violin. God Bless Mr. Krabs for creating the universe. haha

[@evolutionaryadvantage]

Ahahahaha! Is it sad that I am over 40 and I know the exact episode you are referring too? My fav episodes are “Sailor Mouth” and the Krusty Krab pizza episode: Krusty Krab pizza is the pizza for you and me!

[@31rafa]

@@evolutionaryadvantage it is not sad

[@EnSabahNur-ir5mw]

Shut up u rascal

[@nrggvrn5576]

Wait isn't Mr. Krabs God if he did create the universe?

[@Evolushaun]

@@nrggvrn5576 Then, bless himself. haha Even jesus sent himself to sacrifice himself for himself.

[@krasimirnedkov4011]

The most amazing explanation and visualization.

[@nafris4368]

It’s amazing how a video can explain so much and clear

[@SairamPS]

This video reminds me of Tony Stark's augmented reality!! 😭😭

[@jamesultron854]

B.A.R.F

[@Assdsdefgxghytrty5331]

Stolen from Mysterio

[@chandrakanttripathi781]

Let's not shed here brotherly tears..😔

[@manibharathi1307]

Love u 3000

[@narendrasetia328]

B.A.R.F

[@SunilSkanda]

Sheldon Cooper: This is what a physicist would do when they fail.

[@shreyjaiswal5250]

Underrated comment.. XD.. loved it!

[@praneelpatel6095]

Lol

[@prithvirajpawar5797]

😂

[@aphrodite7292]

😅

[@dhruv9047]

Ikr

[@skillfulmind960]

Explanation and editing are awesome

[@edwardsianski725]

Wow! What a great presentation! Many thanks, Brian.

[@pranshkhubchandani8102]

every science lecture should be presented in this way

[@Leonhart_93]

Works well when you are presenting the grand concept. But going into details is inevitable, and that means formulas and un-intuitive theoretical stuff.

[@anshanshtiwari8898]

@@Leonhart_93 exactly!

[@vishrut.kakadiya]

so you should pay your teacher 2 million dollars fees per year

[@bobubob5025]

@@vishrut.kakadiya if you have KZbin why do you need to or even go to school in the first place,internet has everything

[@WangMotions]

Who tf is making all these fancy visualizations

[@sharikahasan5495]

Finally I've found my dream teacher...I wish I had teachers like him at school 😢......Thanks sir for your kind and incredible explanation 😊.

[@hollowmist7840]

Wow! That was the most sophisticated simplest explanation science could possibly have of string theory. Simply amazing.

[@satori5886]

I have seen lots of your documentaries, this is short and sweet and up there with the rest of them,thank you!

[@anshgupta6986]

i understand more here about some physics than my entire schooling about physics......education system is just for marks nowadays.

[@loveleenkaur3381]

Totally agree

[@petermoravec4269]

Yes

[@gigazaeem9542]

but u didnt tho lets be honest...

[@sherlockedholmes9031]

totally true

[@sanjivgoswami6114]

@ShonenAce Agreed👍

[@penguinchamp]

That was the best explanation I've ever had on science. Mind blown😳. Why cant all science be this easy?

[@arb1897]

Cause it's costly? 🤷‍♀️

[@roshanpradhan12]

It's not easy. It's just the tip of the tip. If you go deeper & deeper ,it is much complex and sophisticated

[@jackz_6307]

I really like that this video is very simple and informative about the interesting string theory, the visuals are really amazing and help us understand it better and with more detail.

[@redvelvetcupcake74]

best explanation so far....thnx for making it sooo easy for us to understand this concept 👌🏻

[@succ3861]

Are we ignoring the fact that he is literally Doctor Strange right now?

[@aryandesai651]

Lol lol 😂

[@phillabong520]

Yes because this is more interesting than Doctor Strange 🤷‍♂️

[@patrickbasedman5255]

@@phillabong520 now we wait for mcu fans

[@rdblocks5490]

@@patrickbasedman5255 2 months and still waiting

[@thatguymork]

Interesting how the universe is *_strung_* together...

[@ultimatummaxima3213]

You have just mentioned something mentioned in the Quraan without probably reading the Quraan: "And by the woven/threaded sky, you are in dispute."[51:7,8] Allah swears in the Quraan by the woven sky, woven meaning formed of threads. It's very mind-shattering seeing a great scientifical title that actually supports string theory since 1400+ years.

[@sangeetadhaniaignoremyjtar2346]

@@ultimatummaxima3213 man why bring religion into science and science into religion

[@ultimatummaxima3213]

@@sangeetadhaniaignoremyjtar2346 Brother because science is religion and religion is science. Both science and religion can be termed as "way of life". Religion is the fixed truth and science is the progressive truth that is being widened to prove religion. Science proves religion and religion shows what science must prove.

[@chuckk212]

Great explanation for most people. Thanks.

[@BijouBakson]

That was an amazing presentation! :)

[@drworm1332]

Him: Imagine I have a beautiful tree... Me: whoa, slow down there buddy

[@gayled3059]

Lol

[@joser709]

This video is so beautiful in it's simplicity.

[@user-kq8rk1vd3u]

I have been watching videos about string theory some are over 15 minutes i didn't get any thing they made it harder. This video 2 minutes i understand it now plus more. Thank you

[@mizb.9170]

Great presentation for a person whose a visual learner! ❤thank you

[@hemanthkotagiri8865]

Brian Greene is one of the best teachers of science out there! I also read the book the fabric of the Cosmos! Amazing!

[@ExtroDynamiz]

Hemanth Kotagiri your last name is dope

[@hemanthkotagiri8865]

@@ExtroDynamiz Thanks!🙌😉

[@karabomothupi9759]

I bought his book a few days ago. Can't wait to start reading it.

[@hemanthkotagiri8865]

@@karabomothupi9759 if you are excited, you also have to check out michio kaku's the future of the mind. I just completed it yesterday and guess what, it's one of the best books I've ever read. It talks a lot about human mind and what it would take an embodiment of in the future. He talks about lot of topics like telepathy, telekinesis... Lot more!

[@Slimm2240]

He's too lamen

[@eternalproductions]

I first heard about string theory 11 years ago and this is the first time I've ever truely understood it . Awesome vid !

[@ejikeawazie1469]

The best science teacher of all time ❤

[@Hannah-qc6ko]

Wow the visuals are stunning ❤❤❤ Great video

[@TheMalrkiousOne]

"Imagine a tree" proceeds to show shrooms hallucination

[@VolatileGuy103]

Ahem...can we please zoom more maybe i find my lost sock?

[@m.ockthem9177]

Sagar Ranga sure, you have infinite time?

[@deondewit3175]

But what's inside the string? Best laymen overview of particle physics I have ever seen. Thank you. Brilliant.

[@ajagui]

Wow …. This is so beautifully explained!

[@sehranmanzoor5362]

Wow, his way of explaining things!!!

[@ratius1979]

By FAR the best graphical and narrative explanation for not just string theory but general physics too. Real kudos to all involved 👍❤️👍

[@neelkhatri4793]

Never before did I understand something so complicated explained as simply as this.

[@napoleonbolito6584]

Wow. This is a great explanation.

[@Daisy-cz1tv]

When i see anything related physics, one thing comes to my mind "Dr. Sheldon cooper". p.s - i really love science.

[@f.md.pranto]

I also thought about him when I saw string theory

[@roshanantony64]

U must be Penny😅

[@Daisy-cz1tv]

@@roshanantony64 lol, I would prefer amy btw😂❤️

[@roshanantony64]

@@Daisy-cz1tv Penny was the one who goes around saying she "likes science" just to flirt around, so my mind quickly drew a comparison wid ur comment and her😂

[@Daisy-cz1tv]

@@roshanantony64 oh okay i got it 😂😂🤣. she would say. i love that science thing

[@harshshukla9589]

Wow 😍... That's how I define Genius i.e. the ability to explain complex things in simple yet in a beautiful manner 🎶

[@unknowngba]

Beautifully explained. For the first time I understood the concept of string theory.

[@mqrlw]

As someone who doesn't know much about physics but would like to learn more. I havent really herad much about physics and his theories, but i really like this one. This explanation was fantastic.

[@conormurphy4328]

I need the raw footage of him so I can make him constantly draw the Disney channels logo

[@nickb9237]

Wow, graphics and production on this one was incredible. Love Brian Greene, his book the elegant universe changed my life ...

[@espaciohexadimencionalsern3668]

did you get elegant, dressing dark in eternity free flow

[@rudycarv2197]

Amazing they way he explained the theory with this awesome graphics

[@shakar.bajalan]

Beautiful explanation