What is the Twin Paradox Example🤔 Neil deGrasse Tyson explained

What is the Twin Paradox example. Neil deGrasse Tyson explained Albert Einstein Theory of Relativity .The apparent paradox arising from relativity theory that if one of a pair of twins makes a long journey at near the speed of light and then returns, he or she will have aged less than the twin who remains behind. Related topics #physics #science #universe #neildegrassetyson #alberteinstein #theoryofrelativity #generalrelativity #relativity #twinparadox
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[@justinevillarico1121]

dude just went to space and his twin didn't even care

[@KingNiros]

Underrated comment.

[@diegojovi8609]

Hahaha very original comment

[@MrScotttomo82]

This has cracked me up for longer than it should 😂😂😂

[@mayamanign]

Because his twin broke his GI Joe with kung fu grip.

[@mohannademad9324]

😂😂😂

[@sajenmaharjan9739]

Conclusion: Don't leave Neil alone with your twins

[@michaelwhite005]

Hahahaha. Best comment

[@nsikakobongeyakz4032]

True you will never get them back the same way

[@zoewoodgate-rx3dq]

You win 🎉

[@Alyx-ri7zt]

Conclusion: One of two things happen when you leave your twins with Neil DeGrasse. One; they'll be smarter and One of them getting to be one of the oldest people alive after five years. Even though the other kid almost went lightspeed, I don't understand well enough. Two:; KZbin gets banned in Iraq. Jk, probably already is

[@scp-173.]

lmao

[@alfredsmalley25]

In other words they will never see each other again.

[@Andrew-nj2tn]

It works though because mathematics is a formal science, it’s a language and with language you can deceive people

[@alexandrudumitru4795]

Never say never and impossible is not impossible 😁

[@nemiw4429]

The other one can catch up at 100% speed of light.

[@Simba______]

Not on earth, they won’t. Which is very sad.

[@building530]

the other twin is die

[@VinlandSaga26]

Bro just casually summoned and sent kids to space 💀💀

[@iamthebesfromyou]

Damn, Neil didn't even age at all. Now that is a paradox itself.

[@yusnuh]

Fr fr😂😂😂

[@barth9580]

Black dont crack!

[@GardenArcher7625]

He put the battery out of his watch for sure.. Thats why.. If your watch is not running you will never age..

[@emmanuelenyinwa1443]

Astute observationon.

[@iamthebesfromyou]

@@GardenArcher7625 I don't think that's how it works. I think he uses automatic or manual watches, I think it only works on these type because they are physically moving parts representing time, now if the parts that symbolize time have stopped moving, you have effectively conquered time. "This message has been approved by Neil DeGrasse Tyson."

[@BoredomCured_]

“grandpa! I missed you!” “I’m your brother…”

[@Astro26378]

Underrated

[@Kyru4712]

@@Astro26378 Fr

[@learner4229]

💀

[@sawe6051]

That aint a grandpa thats a great great grandpa

[@Frostify-ws2um]

Underated

[@TheMightyChuggus]

"After 5 years, they are 5 years older"

[@YousefAbuMaizer]

Translation: the traveler boy traveled while his stop watch is on, he went back after he spent 5 years traveling at that speed (his clock), but his brother been wating for 100 years for him to come back 😅

[@dansterstuff]

After 5 years to the twin traveling in space, not that hard to understand 😂

[@limitless546]

Correct

[@MrGrant-gn7mh]

​@@YousefAbuMaizeryeah but how many Earth years was that? So, he didn't time travel. He traveled near the speed of light for 110 Earth years while only aging 5 Earth years.

[@YousefAbuMaizer]

@@MrGrant-gn7mh It was about 100+ earth years, Its just a theory, not something anyone can prove practically. Time and lightspeed has a strong relation (Google it to understand if you need). The time slows down when you travel close to lightspeed, but I understand that may only effect the time but not the ageing. The traveller may age 100 years through out the 5 years light speed, maybe 🤔.

[@MitchelEBERECHUKWU1]

I learnt in church yesterday from my Pastor that Science and Religion were never meant to be enemies rather they were meant to be One by GOD 🙏🔥❤

[@xpact83]

Stop it. People like Neil believe on accidents and chances and not on god.

[@Bendernity]

Never letting Niel babysit my kids again 💀

[@Frognade]

Same, they took da baby💀💀

[@orangeparrots5898]

nahh bros spittin facts🗣️🗣️🗣️

[@Bendernity]

@@orangeparrots5898 Yeah I know, I think Neil is a cool guy and intelligent, I was just making a joke But seriously my kid is still missing in space 🗿

[@GoldSpike]

AGAIN?

[@The_Sans_Behind_The_Slaughter]

​@@Frognadeles go

[@badposting4004]

-Kidnap a pair of twins -Yeet one for five years at 99.9% of speed of light -Refuses to elaborate further -Leaves

[@rock3tcatU233]

Anything for science bruh.

[@Requiem678]

Not for 5 years For 110 years

[@RimWulf]

​@@rock3tcatU233well it is still an unproven theory. It may never be proven.

[@DeedatFX]

Chad

[@Conn_0088]

​@@RimWulf It's already proven my guy, before you were born.

[@KarimAfrass]

I see the most of comments are joking about what Neil says rather than debating and understanding what he really trying to deliver

[@AndreAndre-lm4pj]

Hear hear

[@miketiller6046]

because....he is a joke

[@Black_Drako]

​@@miketiller6046you are the joke

[@PattyPowell-dk8yj]

You are correct

[@gooshnpupp]

It's not a paradox. Just an illustration of a very real physical phenomenon.

[@IllFuNDA455]

Hahahaha. How? Explain it.

[@gooshnpupp]

@@IllFuNDA455 read the definition of a paradox and watch the video again

[@Black_Drako]

​@@IllFuNDA455general relativity, Einstein. Go read some books. Less internet, more books.

[@enderreaper1482]

​@@IllFuNDA455The faster you travel, the slower time goes for you

[@anneminkocas7990]

His mom asks him “where is your brother” and he responds “the right question is when is my brother”.

[@MRezzaAdinataHutagalung]

The right question should be at what percent of the speed of light is when the brother at?

[@Midget32]

​@@MRezzaAdinataHutagalung when brother the light speed at?

[@anneminkocas7990]

@@MRezzaAdinataHutagalung No, the right question is the one I said. Yours is wrong. 😎

[@Ririxpj]

yup

[@nezrafallon4086]

"I am not my brother's time keeper"

[@jandel911]

casually sends a child into space at 90 percent of the speed of light

[@zikkreal]

Child will never age another though 😮

[@taf8903]

Yes bro that shit sent me 🤣🤣

[@cutiebunnyamber3447]

​@@taf8903to space?

[@McDawg_]

⁠@@taf8903 to a space shuttle going 90% of the speed of light?

[@rico-228]

@@taf8903 to a space shuttle going 99.9% of the speed of light which is 4.5% as fast as earth time?

[@fnd2903]

The clock may slow but the aging process will never slow

[@justacinnamonbun8658]

Of all the people alive today I would love to have a sit down with this guy. I might end up giving him a headache. Because you make a fair point, in my mind in order to have time you need to have the other dimensions, and you need movement or change to measure time. If you're at a dead stop in interstellar space, you can theoretically be alive let's say but if you're not moving from point to point then you can't measure time. If you're theoretically moving at the speed of light or close to it, now you can measure time. I think the body will age more slowly due to not being on Earth, not being exposed to microbes and disease, not having gravity pull down on your bones 24/7, but you will definitely lose muscle mass and who knows what will happen to your organs, over time they will probably lose their size/shape. It is an interesting experiment though. I would definitely send a dog or monkey at the SOL if we could bring the ship back would be awesome to see what would actually happen. Don't know about sending humans 😆.

[@kevinm9246]

The body only experienced 5 years.

[@ThreeWhiteSoldiers]

this is about special relativity, especially time dilation. moving objects experienced time slower. and so is cell aging process, etc. from the moving object's perspective (the human and all things down to atomic level), they only experienced 5 years and aged 5 years. for them it feels normal. but relative to stationary object (as the observer), the moving objects age slower (and looks to move really slowww like a sloth)

[@bfan82]

⁠​⁠@@ThreeWhiteSoldiersexperiencing time slower and time actually moving slower aren’t the same thing though. Einstein came up with the concept by watching a clock and noticed he was in a different spot relative to the hand position. It never made sense to me as to why people have stated this stuff as being fact. How does this concept line up with telling time by celestial movements? How does the measurement of time contribute to actual physical aging? For traveling speed to actually matter, we would have to prove that counting revolutions around the sun contributes to whether or not people age.

[@ThreeWhiteSoldiers]

@@bfan82 what? it has been proven since 1971 in Hafele-Keating experiment by comparing static and moving atomic clock. and in daily basis, it happen on the GPS satellites. The satellites experience around 7 microseconds of 'delay' or slowed time every 24 hours due to their speed. so when things on earth has experienced 24 hours, the satellites only experienced 24h minus 7 microseconds

[@anshulrawal75]

To call this a paradox is misconception. Actual Twins paradox is that both twins can assume other twin to be in motion, and themselves to be stationary , implying time slowing down for the other twin . Therefore for which twin the time actually slows down, is the question.Thats the twins paradox.

[@edwardj3070]

Asymmetry: in moving to a different inertial ref frame relative to the other twin, the one staying home did not experience an acceleration??

[@srr1463]

exactly, but apparently the guy in this video doesn't know that. He must be an astronomer: they are so confused when it comes to relativity.

[@hershekissed]

I’ll trust Neil, thanks😂

[@srr1463]

@@hershekissed ok but this time Neil is just wrong. The twin paradox is not that

[@silverwolfzs7601]

“Lemme get a pair of twins, alright?” No, kidnapping is not “alright” sir.

[@ihavenoenemy659]

What you gonna do?Punch him with the speed of light?

[@scratchpad7954]

That's the beauty of why this is known as a thought experiment. The children are characters as they would be in a video game, movie, TV show, Broadway production, or other fictional work.

[@yato2468]

Not kidnapping was involved

[@Le0o0o]

@Cauã Barbosa silvano no shit

[@j0n4hjraws36]

@Cauã Barbosa silvano we know it’s just a joke

[@vihaankaushik4305]

"Lemme get a pair of twins, now lets send one to space" This was messed up 💀

[@kinsine]

"at the speed of light" 💀

[@utkarshraj5524]

@@kinsine with a shuttle

[@w999d]

@@kinsine now let's hit the brakes

[@izumiculture4030]

"They're orphans, no one will miss them."

[@neepsmcfly4176]

Not even close to the worst twin experiments. The Germans (not to understate our love of tinkering) did some wicked shit during the war.

[@michaelmcgovern7139]

For context, Neil asked if there was whipped cream in his hot chocolate

[@georgitushev]

In order for the twins to “meet and compare“ the fast one needs to decelerate again that makes the other accelerate in relation so when they meet up will be the same age.

[@cmk4489]

One changed inertial Systems while the other didn‘t. That is actually the most important part about resolving the paradox

[@TurinTuramber]

The actual paradox arises due to either twin is able to claim they are the stationary twin relative to the other.

[@wanderandquestion5286]

Exactly! Can't believe he said the second twin ages more slowly when he travels at 90% the speed of light. The second twin could say the same about the first twin. The difference is that the frame of reference for the second twin is changed when he makes his return journey. The frame of reference for the first twin is unchanged. BTW, it also has nothing to do with the second twin undergoing acceleration/deceleration; the same would result without these.

[@baron6797]

I would say since NDT is at the reference point of the twin on the ground, he'd say the twin in the rocket is aging slower. Maybe subconsciously, he assumes he has stayed behind.

[@tnig]

There is no paradox. One is moving slower to the other relative to space. Space is absolute. If you don't believe me spin with your arms out. Blood will rush into your arms. It's not the same as if you spin the space around you

[@Icewind007]

@@tnig A paradox is just a logical fallacy that may be explained away. It still exists as a paradox.

[@tnig]

@@Icewind007 I'm talking specifically about the twin paradox. It's not really a paradox. The travellers clock will always be slower than the stationary clock relative to space.

[@mrlittleprogrammer6969]

"Your GrandFather is very sweet" "It's my brother"

[@vHAleXFilms]

if he said: "its my twin" it would be more hillarious

[@Abcaseasyas12388]

​@@vHAleXFilmsreal

[@ayushiabedin4530]

@@Abcaseasyas12388 fr

[@johannesexner]

1000TH like by me

[@mrlittleprogrammer6969]

@@johannesexner nice

[@gauravpandey2653]

Actually this is not a paradox. This is just a relativistic phenomenon called "time dilation". Time dilation says "a moving clock run slower". So the clock of twin brother in spaceship run's slower as observed by the twin brother on earth. So twin brother on earth observer that his twin brother is aging slowly then himself. But relativity works both ways, means that same effect should be observed by twin brother in spaceship. That means twin brother in spaceship should also observe that his brother on earth is aging slow. This is the paradox here why only one brother aged but not the other.Afterall both observer are observing that the other brother is aging slow and the effect should be same for both of them. The answer is when the twin in spaceship is moving from earth he is not in inertial frame( that frame which moves with same velocity ). So relativity will not work here. Due to a non-inertial frame there is absoluteness and only one will age more then the other.

[@FusionScythe123]

Cool, reminds me of interstellar

[@TomHendricksMusea]

One of the things that you really have to realize is the speed of light is very, very special. It's not just simply a speed of something moving through space. As you go faster and faster and closer to the speed of light, time itself begins to slow down. And space begins to contract. As you go close to the speed of light, the entire universe becomes smaller and smaller until it basically just becomes a single point when you're going at the speed of light. And time, as you go closer to the speed of light, gets slower and slower until basically time is a single point at the speed of light. Light does not experience space or time. It's not just a speed going through something. All of the universe shifts around this constant, the speed of light. Time and space itself stop when you go that speed. - Michelle Thaller.

[@MrRJ139]

What i dont understand is HOW thus is deduced. How can it be proven, when we have no way of traveling that fast?

[@Villle89]

@@MrRJ139its a law of the universe that has been verified and proven on smaller scales. Why wouldent it work in this case? We know that u will probably die if u fall from 200 meters. But what happends if u fall from 100000000000000 meters? Something magically happends on larger scales that saves u? Probably not. Same thing with time diallation

[@timg1246]

​@@MrRJ139Mathematics. But, then again, I could never learn my times table, so.....

[@AndreAndre-lm4pj]

That was very good . I can't get my head around it tho and it's annoying

[@thecuriouscameras]

1. Light years debunked 2. I saw an episode of Futurama that explained this, where the Professor's ship moving at the speed of light (somehow) was actually moving spacetime around them with its engine, rather than the ship actually moving itself.

[@vtravasso4988]

Moral of the story: Neil is a bad babysitter

[@prince027]

And the twin's mother demanded her money back. 😁

[@byronspro]

only funny guy in youtube shorts😂

[@LegendBreaker7]

Underrated comment

[@Keif_Richards_420]

“Sorry Brenda, I sent your kids to space”

[@campbelladz86]

😂😅😂

[@TheDJSleek]

What we learnt from this is: do not leave your kids with Neil

[@susanogranados5892]

Learnt..? What the hell is that?

[@Aledrisi13]

​@@susanogranados5892it's a text mistake don't worry about it

[@Clyde-o]

😂😂😂😂 👌💯 He gives off wired energy

[@goldengameryt2092]

@@susanogranados5892 that's the british spelling of learned, cope harder.

[@mohdsivannair8901]

​@@goldengameryt2092 "deal with it harder"

[@luisheran6686]

This is crazy! I've always had visions and dreams about things like this. Without the %'s, I've explained the same scenario like this one 25+ years ago. Great Vid!

[@Lincoln257]

It would be weirder if the aging didn’t slow down because that would mean the twin traveling 99.9% the speed of light would be almost noticing himself age right in front of the mirror.

[@swanletsecondchannel8533]

"Didn't you have a brother?" "yeah but Kneel the grass Tie some sent him into space at 99.99% of the speed of light"

[@sauravnarayan5077]

Kneel the grass Tie some💀

[@lucasgaperez]

Kneel the grass Tie some lmfaoooo😭😭😭

[@blakan3]

Knee L. Degradê Byson

[@kaminoken]

Its tie son actually

[@pineapplesforever1753]

Bro, you’re unhinged… 😂

[@vadimtheyoutuber6047]

- How old are you? - It's complicated..

[@Flowery0]

Well, either 5 or 110

[@Sj2k3]

In space years, I’m 5 but in earth years, it’s complicated 😂

[@user-ih2rg6ym2e]

It is 🙅

[@Unredeem_]

5 year old but I lived 108 years

[@justaguy819]

*Literally*

[@Lincoln257]

Light is the only universal constant. If you are traveling through space at 99.9% the speed of light and I shine a flashlight toward you, you won’t see it slowly pass you. That light will appear to pass you just as fast as if you were standing still on the ground. Something must give right? That something is “time”.

[@mari-with-a-gun]

Gravitational constant

[@ipopasenzubean]

That theory is stupid. If some dude just happened to run 1 hour around the earth at 99% the speed of light that means he would stop tomorrow. 4.5% of 24 hours is 1.08 hours.

[@Lincoln257]

@@ipopasenzubean don’t tell me, tell Albert Einstein. It’s his theory of general relativity which has been proven accurate.

[@ipopasenzubean]

@Lincoln257 there's something of it that I do not understand. How is it that time itself slows down it seems like you can just do much more in 1 second because you're so much faster but the fact is 1 second is still 1 second.

[@ipopasenzubean]

@Lincoln257 another thing that confuses me is the age difference. If time slows down for you doesn't that mean you age faster? If 24 earth hours equal 1.08 hours at the speed of light you can argue 1 hour at the speed of light is equivalent to 1 whole earth day so you'd be 1 day older in the matter of an hour.

[@NFLGUITARSMOVIES]

Send the old man in reverse and he’ll come back young again

[@Entropy106]

It’s irrevocable

[@monke_cuz]

Lesson learned, don't give Neil Tyson your children

[@liujason7124]

Yeah he's probably gonna turn him into water next time

[@Hunter08083]

😅😂😬

[@uchennaegbuonu2943]

😅

[@Lunarquay1]

Why does everyone comment like this

[@riktoonz]

😂😂😂😂

[@colingrindulo1028]

Instructions unclear, currently in prison for kidnapping twins

[@hjugrant9124]

😂😂😂

[@nick-is-litbruh2367]

Stupid comment. Gay nerd.

[@levileunissen1857]

made sure the 2nd child had enough food and drinks for the trip?

[@doctorjekyll6125]

🤣

[@qualityvisions8016]

😂😂😂😂

[@siliconswan]

When he said, "this one," he selected a preferred reference frame, breaking the rules. The twin in the ship sees his brother moving at nearly the speed of light. There is no reason to assume one of their clocks moves slower, and the other doesn't. Acceleration does not break the tie. The Twin Paradox is a logic error taught to most physicists in their first Special Relativity class, and never questioned later. But as you just saw Tyson do, you have to break some fundamental rules in order to conclude that the Twin Paradox exists.

[@priyanshkumar308]

We can time travel physically to future But can only time travel to past mentally

[@xpact83]

Yeah we are travelling into the future but not in the sense you will be advance in the future and leave others behind which we normally think when we are talking about travelling to the future.

[@bugbeeglitches4676]

If this would have been a question on my maths test probably the questions was ending like this - " find the age of the man in middle Of the twins"

[@arafatkhan7845]

😂😂

[@perfectopubg7320]

study

[@erosswu1940]

😂😂

[@nadiyamustapha8]

😁 😂 😀

[@omega-xk4gj]

Niel: "Let me get a Pair of Twins" Waiter: "Sure anything else, sir?" Niel: "And also a Rocket with Extra fuel"

[@LordShadow291]

That can travel 90% to 99.9% of speed of light*

[@Thecrusader6169]

"Let me get a pair of twins one I send to space and the other I place in this van"

[@brianperkins-lt1sn]

I still can’t catch my twin who ate my math homework

[@sciencomania3429]

For context, Neil was asked what time it is

[@uncleb5221]

😅 hilarious

[@user-hp6ui3ez2l]

Underrated 😂

[@rebeccaspratling2865]

Lmfao! 😂

[@tomikea3245]

😂

[@hectorquezada8701]

does this mean he came back 110 years after he departed and only took him 5 years ... logic only

[@IDontLikeHandlesWithNumbers]

Props to the cameraman for staying there 110 years filming

[@Nation_of_Imagination]

I'm going to put someone through all 9 gates of hell if I see this joke one more time

[@IDontLikeHandlesWithNumbers]

@@Nation_of_Imagination I had to...

[@bilalasif6993]

​@@IDontLikeHandlesWithNumbers overused and cringe joke 😬

[@IDontLikeHandlesWithNumbers]

@@bilalasif6993 I had to... you have to realize...

[@allisonhellothere]

@@IDontLikeHandlesWithNumbers I understand. I actually thought it was funny

[@scottkirkwood9140]

I do believe that Neil is a really smart and influential individual. The world needs more people like Neil. However, I have to ask the bigger question... People grow and age with time. Time is not dependent on any other property in the universe. And thus, time stands alone. So if time stands alone, how is it that someone will age slower simply because they transport from one place to another and back again at a very fast speed? Time doesn't exist. We humans made up time to make sense of everything else. So time is only used as a representation, which does not explain how someone would age faster or slower over the same period of time on earth.

[@71stang]

This is still beyond what I can understand. I don't get how traveling faster slows your ageing.

[@krishnapradhan5752]

Neil just explaining the plot of Interstellar

[@saksham.j0ey]

Yup

[@Aash33]

Interstellar was a little different but i get your point.

[@Purpose3120]

More like lightyear

[@bruhitseric]

​@@Purpose3120interstellar came out way before that 😭

[@dsnk3777]

i get your point but hes explaining how time dilation works

[@yujinkim277]

Bro just casually sent a child to space 💀

[@springsmart]

at 90% the speed of light no less

[@Racoon_Leaf]

🔬IT'S FOR SCIENCE 🧪

[@EIove1016]

So just we gonna ignore the fact that its actually interesting to see tho

[@ZilverEchos]

And its almost as fast as light 💀

[@faizodious4631]

😢🎉😮😂😮😂😢🎉😢😢😂

[@TheFrogfeeder]

Chili’s employee: sir, did you want to help sing happy birthday to that little boy over there?

[@lillii9119]

Well one thing people often forget to take into account is that everything moves at a 0 speed compared to itself therefore time passes just as fast from each point of view, and from the one in space it's those on Earth that go very fast and "not age". This paradox is really a bad way in my opinion to explain the relationship between space and time

[@TheAntiTrope]

"Lemme get a pair o' twins" like he's ordering at Chic-fil-A 🤣

[@german-kat5081]

I'll get a 10pc twin mcnugget

[@gameaddictgonewild4391]

Epstein did the same but all he got was a rope

[@laubedunfou2848]

😂😂😂

[@stevesmith3556]

I'll have the pair o' twins with curly fries please! 😂😅😂😅

[@prettystupido]

some people might do that, like ordering an egg from their secretary or something

[@thanosp.8140]

The paradox is that if your twin goes on a speed-of-light trip, you can live up to the age of 110.👌🏼

[@Sunburn_Gaming-69420]

Or it's just luck

[@blackstarbsr5085]

@@Sunburn_Gaming-69420 tyson would HIGHLY disagree don't you think ?

[@mohammadshoaib7816]

You wish

[@thomashail1611]

I didn't know we were traveling that fast in school

[@hesleyt]

The difference in the passing time relatively to speed is so true (thank you Einstein) that we do not need the speed of light to notice that. The GPS satélites need a algorithm to correct their clock, otherwise, due to their speed (near 27.000 Km/h) their clock would be slower enough the make an error on calculating speed, and showing time.

[@KermeqProductions634]

bro casually just put a twin in a space shuttle and yeeted him to space without even caring 💀

[@EEEEEEEE]

‎‎‎‎‎‎‎E‎‎‎‎‎‎‎

[@RudraXD444]

WEEEEEE

[@enibabs2896]

Bruh talk about the knowledge not shit....

[@XDKILLA21]

DESERVED

[@kateduffydotson8656]

692 LIKEEEEESSSSSS

[@skanz3e99]

"Well this aged terribly"

[@fslplays7398]

It barley aged💀💀

[@KinaVirtue]

110 likes to match the age lol

[@bikeuke]

O wonder who'll ruin it

[@lanthanumlanthanium6373]

hahahahahahahaha

[@distitube]

It is not a paradox, it is a fact

[@DoodleBob224]

Bro time traveled💀💀

[@abdoularedj8183]

The twins both aged but Neil is still the same , what a true legend Edit: thanks for the likes guys it's been literally one day and it's already 1.3k likes Bruh it's been 2 seconds and it's now 1.4k 😂😂

[@Dawood_Awan]

The paradox nobody talks about..

[@zherean42069]

​@@Dawood_Awan The Tyson Paradox

[@OnkarPawar00]

Legends never die

[@jamesonmahaffey4917]

He has plot armor

[@Ecco502]

666 likes

[@_Grlmace_]

That twin needs some credit for aging 103 years in 0.9 seconds

[@TeoForgetti22]

OP¡…¡±+¿😅 WW

[@asc3nd0]

@@TeoForgetti22 What

[@canocohen4218]

@@TeoForgetti22?

[@garyshular807]

Einstein’s equation says as an object approaches the speed of light, the mass of the object increases. This was proven in particle accelerators, where it takes more and more energy to accelerate a particle as you get closer to the speed of light , eventually requiring an infinite amount of energy at the speed of light, which is impossible. A radioactive particle starts to decay slower and slower as it gets closer to the speed of light, showing time slowing as it approaches the speed of light. Many of Einstein’s theories were not able to be proven for years later, after technology proved him right. We are also able to actually see gravitational lensing, where light from distant galaxies is actually bent by gravity, allowing us to see behind galaxies in front of other galaxies or objects. Side note: Hubble was actually an A-hole. At a dinner where Einstein was supposed to be guest of honor, Hubble had the name cards moved to show himself as the honoree. Einstein, being the gentleman, did not complain about the slight. Just one of several ways Hubble, though brilliant, showed himself to be a prick.

[@tangdynasty4349]

Moral of the story, "if you rush through life, you will not attain wisdom. But, will remain a child and immature. So, slow down and take in.

[@backroomssurvivalguide7251]

Him explaining to the adoption agency why he needs twins

[@SH-qx2ki]

I'm laughing so hard at this comment.😂

[@backroomssurvivalguide7251]

@@SH-qx2ki your welcome...

[@mredwintejada]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@meetv7700]

This is the main reason I have capped maximum speed on my twin's scooters.

[@lola-mo5sh]

lol

[@mthumi808]

😂😂😂

[@samuelkings9416]

I'm cracking up hard rn 🤣🤣🤣.

[@elvisalwali2725]

OMG 😂😂😂😂

[@ramboog2654]

​@@samuelkings9416 really bro😮....

[@Universe-xy7vr]

Me after open fridge being high..😢

[@irishnomad1673]

Time and physical deterioration shouldn't go hand in hand. Your body ages at its own pace.

[@aryadhankash]

He's the worst nightmare for any parent searching for a babysitter

[@Lilpeepkinn]

😂😂😂

[@sophiajoycecasapao]

😂😂😂😂

[@1nonlyrawbert]

"Don't worry he'll be back in 110 years"

[@andyzhao1441]

Listening to Neil makes me aging 48.6 percent faster.

[@khlegend3656]

Technically if we are faster we live longer 🤔

[@Virtual_Canadian]

What?! You don’t like science?! Especially when it’s taught by Neil Degrasse Tyson??? What is wrong with you?

[@NoTowersNoQueen]

@@Virtual_Canadian😔

[@5eda]

@@khlegend3656yes

[@naderhijazi7591]

​@@Virtual_Canadianyea, I fucking hate science 💀

[@CountryDancingMan]

Only works if there is no change in direction, "younger" twin has to reverse direction to come back

[@mackhomie6]

"let me get a pair of twins! dont you know who I am?! And no redheads!"

[@bibstyr]

the clock goes 44% faster every time im enjoying something in my life

[@dsarmy1]

Flight of the navigator.

[@Snoogen11]

I love how he says: "WE age 110 years" but his appearance stays the same. Neil DG-Tyson is immortal confirmed.

[@Kairudesu]

lame

[@Snoogen11]

@@Kairudesu K.

[@chijar420]

Including the allmighty Cameraman, props to him for traveling across time and space to film 30 seconds of footage

[@ash_vil729]

@@Kairudesu not lame

[@hottestmanever777]

​@@Kairudesuanime pfp 🤣

[@ordinaryhary3114]

Its not “Twin Paradox” Its “Time Dilation”

[@2_Labs]

Now I understand why runners and cyclists live longer

[@jayyoum2786]

Props to the twin who went on a spaceship at the speed of light

[@almeidabalqhin818]

and yo he got in the spaceship like the pencil went into the guy's head that the joker killed

[@paularies5276]

The video never ends, he keep ordering a pair of twins for explaination

[@AMITKUMAR-nf8in]

😂

[@grantjohnston7148]

Its nothing to do with time traveling as some suggest. It merely changes the rate of entropy.

[@BCGtalk]

Both twins will be same age . Moving fast should not affect biological process of ageing.

[@Goodthingsonlyinlife]

Twin to the other Twin: Jeez Robert u haven’t aged a day.. good skin care routine? Other Twin: Naa just some speed of light

[@justinwilliams7324]

Trick of the light

[@GlorifiedGremlin]

"Welcome to taco bell can I take your order?" Neil: "Lemme get uuuuuuh... pair of twins"

[@NotRage.]

😐

[@oofoo6666]

This theory also suggests why Murph aged faster than Coop in the movie interstellar even though he didnt move that fast but he was near a black hole. A black hole (if you dont know) has a massive force in gravitational pull. So much that even light cannot escape. This force would make your speed at over 95% the speed of light, even though you are not getting sucked in. This means we have means of time travel, only to the future.

[@valentinruano-rubio2920]

There is two ways to decrease the relative clock, on is going fast as described in this video but another is simply be in a stronger gravitational field, that is the may way a nearby blackhole would slow you clock down.

[@oofoo6666]

@@valentinruano-rubio2920 yep 👍

[@mcawesomeytyo3312]

The twin after returning to Earth: What the hell happened here

[@astroearthbound]

For context Neil’s nephew asked how good of a babysitter he was

[@SmashFetus]

"What does this mean?" Ill tell you what it means, it means you just kidnapped that kid.

[@FPSEnjoyer]

XD

[@lola-mo5sh]

hahahah

[@abz2000123]

And sent him to Narnia

[@jigsb9146]

😂

[@jvman4971]

well said!!

[@InthekeysofO.T]

The slower we move through space, the faster we move through time

[@user-nd7ex2gk4j]

"So, what does this mean? I'll tell you what it means! This twin, that traveled for 5 years, and comes back, after 5 years, they're 5 years older."

[@derekd5490]

feels bad for the kid who lost his twin brother for over 100 years

[@flatpedalswinmedals7274]

Sounds like a good idea for a movie. Lol

[@flatpedalswinmedals7274]

@Ivan Kodonev ahaha yep, you got er. 👌

[@my_carp_life3424]

Only person I know that takes 110 years to explain something...

[@hindismith7736]

And yet you still can’t understand it…

[@HMMMM._-.]

in what universe does less than a minute equate to 110 years

[@knalb_]

​@@HMMMM._-. in a universe where ppl can travel faster then 99.99% of the speed of light

[@KAP-GROUP]

True only to the point.. "travels for 5 years and Come Back!"... On the way back, the Clock actually goes quicker tyan the one 9n on the earth,with the same percentage as 2hen traveling outward.

[@reneissemoore]

Verdict: Time Travel Reduces Aging

[@Mr.Bronx83]

MIND BLOWING 🤯

[@boomgames3332]

My man said "let me get a pair of twins" like he was some twisted doctor in nazi germany

[@cviator_real]

BRUH

[@pawn4]

💀 / | \🏳️ / \

[@JoseRRodriguez]

Mengele seal of approval

[@Cbrmkn98xs]

bro’s about to some Japanese experiments like Unit 731

[@Mashree]

Ayoo

[@AXZ1974]

Neil should have said: "At 99.9% the speed of light, this twin that travelled for 5 years ACCORDING TO HIS OWN CLOCK, aged 5 years, but the other one on Earth aged 110 years, because clocks on Earth measured 110 years."

[@oddsbodskins6322]

Thank you, he always acts like such a pedantic nitpicking asshole but fucks something like this up.

[@vineshv]

Yes Correct. Reference clock was not mentioned.

[@jakubkucera1973]

​@@vineshvWell by nature of the description of the problem, the reference clock is the one on earth.

[@ultima99xib]

It's implied ,

[@lazaron1]

@@ultima99xib True, however isn't it exactly the type of thing Neil deGrasse Tyson would point out in a movie...

[@UrbanFarmer413]

Time doesn’t slow down you just travel really far

[@ronaldguild3627]

My wife has aged a LOT faster than me in 32 years of marriage: I must be haulin assss!!!!

[@thatlostkerbal]

How I explain we’re the second twin went whilst babysitting:

[@kennymyers2138]

Then stop selling kids to the epsteins .. And u won't have to keep talking this garbo

[@prabkunvar10]

I like how neil casually threw away that poor twin into space at near light speed lol

[@SmashFetus]

Little know fact about Neil, he's a cereal kidnapper!

[@prabkunvar10]

@@SmashFetus fr real man! That poor twin probably had to go through child labour while he was in space Neil probably had him working on some distant planet lol

[@SmashFetus]

@@prabkunvar10 what kinda consent form did he get the parents to sign ffs? 🤔

[@Tenchi707]

It's not real

[@prabkunvar10]

@@SmashFetus nahh consent forms are for amateurs neils doesn't get one he's an OG cereal kidnapper

[@dustburnerdustymudders5094]

This can’t be concluded in any way. Just a good theory to wow us dummies.

[@blackwhite2361]

What he fails to say is that even though one is travelling at the speed of light, the aging process isn't affected...

[@pataayka8860]

for any of you guys wondering, he was asked how many siblings he has.

[@xR3DDx]

Neil is the king of tangents

[@kobrakuddles568]

“You see, it used be one, but that’s impossible to prove.”

[@ydg_me]

You know it's bad when the video starts with "Let me get a pair of twins...."

[@ersenkirmizi]

Young one missed the school and old one shi***ng himself 😂😂😂

[@balarama3885]

If someone is not growing up, may be they are traveling with some% of space travel .. 😂😂😂