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but arent plants green precisely because green is the colour they don't eat, its the waste light we see, they ate all the red.

I watched this video with interest and can say that I followed every word of it. Over a million people have viewed this upload and i wonder how many people, even university-trained professionals, can make that claim. It should also be noted that while I followed very word I didn't understand a single one of them.

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I don't think scales became teeth, that makes absolutely no sense since scales are a dermal covering, & teeth are an oral feature. Wouldn't scales becoming fur/hair, pycnofibers, & feathers make more sense? Since, you know, that's what actually happened? 🧐

Why do people believe these probes are still transmitting anything? Is it out of the realm of possibility that a meteorite could have taken one or both of these out?

TY for your presentation. Concise, substantive, inclusive and well organized. Those attributes allowed me to simply engage and make connections. ☃️🎯💜

I just discovered your channel, and I'm loving it! So it's mid December 2024, so given the time of year, You..."Also you'd have to walk on water ". Jesus..."Hold my beer ". Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to everyone, and pray for peace!

Bigger planets introduce a whole lot of new variables though - increased gravity, a thicker atmosphere doesn't necessarily mean better - it would block out a great deal more radiation, but it would also trap in a great deal more heat. The Earth is finely tuned for life, and we dance to the beat of that tune, if you change the tempo those dancing are gonna feel that over time, or drop dead from too much stress

The financial uncertainty principle: If I know the amount I can pay I’m never sure when. If I know when I can pay I’m never sure how much…

One mistake you made in this video is that our sun is too small to go Nova, although when it goes into its red giant phase it'll eat us.

Thanks so much World Peace

The colder place in the solar system is the Sun nucleus... The center point in Our space...

Hello, I’m sorry and mean no disrespect to correct something inaccurate and/or misleading in this amazing video. The map of the city shown in the background to give an idea of the size of a neutron star is actually Montreal and not New York.

I really enjoy your talks. Thank you for sharing.

I thought the big issue with Jupiter is that we thought it had a solid core, but after more recent scanns, it seems inconsistent, and it changed the likelyhood of it being a small brown dwarf

If we ran an electrical current through a big (as in, huge) superconductor that spanned the face of the planet, all running on as close to absolute zero as possible, would it be possible to generate a magnetic field larger than the one Earth's core naturally generates? Taken to the extreme, slowly push all the harmful radiation away from Earth in a complete spherical scope, eventually freeing our entire solar system (and shielding it) of all harmful radiation. We'd be free to explore every object within without fear of cooking.

you could always blow on it

Aliens > Arrive Aliens > Look to what humans are doing in their laboratories Aliens > "WHAT THE ACTUAL FUCK!?"

I’d imagine that the trees would be wider, ground animals would be smaller, fish-equivalents and the inevitable crabs would be enormous due to the crushing ocean pressure (and the seafloors might even have exotic ices and supercritical CO2 lakes), and flying animals would need enormous wingspans to both counteract the gravity and utilize the thicker atmosphere to produce lift. And if a civilization were to evolve on such a planet, life would be quite lonely as cultures would be more isolated with even more divergent languages, and there would be entire countries with population densities comparable to that of Wyoming- and airplanes would have been invented much later, since dirigibles would easily rise above the atmosphere’s soupy lower layers. (Diamonds would also be worthless to them, the planet’s crust would have entire layers full of them) Also, large meteor impacts would be a lot less apocalyptic since the fallout wouldn’t get as far with the gravity hoovering it up- and not only that, but there would be more large moons to intercept or fling them, and a stronger roche limit to disintegrate them before they even hit the atmosphere.

I'm fascinated that things can heat up to a billion degrees but can't cool below a paltry -273. If temperature is activity by another name, then we are barely moving.

0:28 - Anita Sarkeesian suddenly grew a brain. Impressive.

I think its interesting that something really HOT and something really COLD, can both BURN us.

Lazyass red plants ruining things for everyone

Un livre de mythologie est placé de manière à le voir. Pourquoi ? J'attends votre réponse. Condensat de Bose-Einstein - ok - on s'en fou.

Green plants are superior for Earth. Weird thing to say that evolution just happened to get that wrong.

The incertitude principe isn't the problem here but the fact that the particle isn't located anywhere in reality

Just found your channel. Excellent content. Sabine Hossenfelder has a serious competitor.

I really enjoy your videos. Thank you! I am wondering why forming stars flatten into a disc. I keep hearing that but why would they not be a ball? What makes them flatten? Thx again. 😊

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BRILLIANT. Thank You...

Don't physicist speculate, that Bose-Einstein condensate exists in Gravastars?

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i hope we never find superbrazil....

Does space and time expand at those Low temperatures? Like ice expands?

Nassim Haramein makes better sense.

Have we reached solar maximum yet (December 2024)?

No matter, no ”exotic” particles, no electrons, neutrons or protons, just portions of space pulsating at various frequencies, and with different timbers, which interact with our own biology, making it look like matter exist. ”Matter” is only OUR limited perception of vibrational fields. Matter manifests itself along with shapes, textures and colors in the lower range of frequencies. What is considered solid matter would be some gas in a different paradigm where we would be receptive to higher frequencies, and it would turn to just light if we belonged to the fastest vibrating organic lifeform possible. It’s only through our human sensors that we can experience what is actually material existence. Those sensors are flawed right from’the start when it comes to describe reality. Different biological vibrational rates would make us perceive reality in a totally different way.

Counter Intuitive sounds Bohring ya'll

Quantum Kinetic Potential or potential kinetic energy I compare the latent energy (which can be seen 'after' a body in rest) this energy is not passive it persists and is able to move the body in every degree of freedom possible I often compare this energy to a form of super fluid dark energy, matter that traverses the outer most features of a body en recurse this phenomenon is a quantum quality that exceeds definitions in information theory I thank you for the inspiration

Is this about the suns corona or the moon

A bigger planet could also mean life in its earliest stages would have a harder time getting to other, more hospitable places. Because biogenesis isn't likely to happen twice in the same planet, and it may not happen in the idealest spot.

The people in my fictional super-earth have blue skin, the blue pigment reflects away UV (and blue) light rather than absorbing everything like melanin does. If Ozone layer can't do it, maybe life itself can. I don't think Earthling life ever evolved pigments that bounce away light rather than absorbing it.

The cosmos -- endlessly fascinating.

fun fact, there was a time when the background temperature of space was... basically like a nice day on earth, 20-30 Celsius... this would obviously make any early planets way too hot but random asteroids far enough from a star would be mild at least :) just nothing to breathe

What gorgeous footage from an airplane of a solar eclipse.

Excellent 👍

Has anyone told you that they find your voice soothing?

Question: superfluidity, isn't that a 'tunneling' effect?

When I was a little kid in Australia, Skylab was on its way to visit....somewhere. All they knew was it was going to "land" on Australia, and naturally I assumed it would land on my house...somewhere near my bedroom. The newspaper headlines were interesting for weeks beforehand.

planets and stars don't make sense on a micro scale. gravity doesn't fit in anywhere. stop subscribing to pseudoscience