Duh...Marvel comics is such a beatiful and complex multiverse and it even grows larger than a multiverse into an omniverse and beyond metaphysical fiction
Funnily, Michio Kaku, Neil Degrasse Tyson or Bill Nye aren't the only ones who seemingly appreciate or even love Marvel. If you look up videos on this site, plenty of scientists seem to vibe with Marvel. Then again, we need to remember that prior to the current "golden age of superhero movies", comic books used to be for nerds and geeks only. Guess what scientists used to be before graduating :P (and still are)?
I mean, the screenwriter of Endgame, Loki both talk get consulted by actual quantum physicists. That’s why the time travel mechanic in Endgame is weird like that and not like other movie.
@@StephenN.Parker the time travel concept of Endgame is just being play safe to avoid writing butterfly effect scenarios, DC has better writings in time travel.
There's a lot of scientists working as consultants on Hollywood movies nowadays. Kip Thorne is the responsible for the black hole in Interstellar, for example.
@@amosp9411 that is true, it’d just take many years. Like as a graduate student in theoretical mathematics, I’m just now being able to comprehend the math of Quantum Field Theory (which is the most dominant quantum theory currently.) I’ve studied straight math and physics for almost 8 years now and I’m just now getting to the point of understanding it. It’s crazy how complex these are, so if there is someone who can explain it broadly in a few sentences (like Richard Feynman for example,) I’m extremely thankful for it.
That's because his "explanations" didn't actually explain anything and were aimed at elementary school children. His description of an Einstein-Rosen bridge was "you take one funnel, take the other funnel upside down, join them together, and you have a bridge, connecting two parallel universes." So a non-explanation of an unobserved theoretical phenomenon, that doesn't actually have anything to do with "parallel universes" in the first place. This guy is giving actual physicists a bad name.
He nervously laughed and said "there's no TVA" 😅... Thats what a good TVA agent would say... I think Michio, Niel Degrass Tyson, brian green, cox, carl sagan, Steven Hawkins, and Einstein are all TVA agents who on a spare timeline come to earth to just have fun... 🤯
I love this man, I had the honor of taking one of Dr. kaku’s classes at CCNY. I was literally star struck the entire time… every time he’s wave at me when he entered I’d freeze up 😭. He’s an amazing lecturer, kept me super interested the entire class and that’s pretty crazy for me considering I have adhd
Again I would say, I would love every physics teacher to be as humble and as resourceful as this good man and instead tell us about theory we can't understand he use MCU as a media to make theory sounds simple and imaginative. Good job!
@@HaunsX yea, Its why I prefer things like Star Trek which try use foundations fo science to explain there future over things that do not like star wars.
He in fact had a show called Sci Fi Science where he travels around the world meeting scientists to discuss if there are possibilities to model iconic objects in sci-fi pop culture using the current technology and physic theories.
He has still more Live to live AND MORE IMPORTANTLY: Theres more. More people like him. Hbomberguy, that legend, is always unbiased AND funny. And: Do you know 'Forrest Valkai'? He is like Michio Kaku, but as a Bio-Teacher. He also simplifies stuff and explains stuff.
I agree with you. I and many others can see the change that has already come upon him. You can see it in Brian Greene also. I don't want to see this happening to them. I want them to just keep going on learning, making discoveries, writing brilliant papers and teaching their vast knowledge to the rest of us. But I know me wanting this is not going to change anything, but I am still hurt over it.
@@BlueCosmology Actually he did. This is why Thanos snapped his fingers, because of Kakus 2.3 MeV betatron that Thanos really wanted. Stop spreading BS.
So if the laws of Physics could be different in other universes that literally means that things like Marvel, Star Wars, superheroes etc. could potentially be a real thing in another universe.
@@SaintFort I believe they’re saying Michio Kaku is a fantastic teacher that can elaborate complex concepts to people with little to no previous knowledge of higher level physics
Multiverses are fascinating. They exist, in my opinion, based on our choices. That's why Dr. Strange said In Avengers end game (I think ), "there are a million outcomes but none of them are favorable based on your responses". There are a million ways life can go based on our choices, there are a million alternatives, affecting our paths, hence the theoretical existence of multiverses and we are just living in one of many.
There is no way to prove that Earth is not the centre of the universe, or it is the centre. So it can be both be claimed it is the centre and also be claimed that it is not but there is no way to prove either or prove neither.
I'm not a native English speaker but I could understand what he was saying quite well. People who are really smart can explain complicated things in a very uncomplicated manner. It was a joy to listen to him.
Hearing Michio Kaku talk about the MCU is so awesome. I was never a fan of science in school because it usually turned out to be another form of math class, but the big picture concepts always intrigued me and I spent hours watching Michio videos on different topics.
I don't say this to be rude, but it's not a theory nor is it a hypothesis. It's just one specific interpretation of QM probabilities with no actual supporting evidence.
I like that he says although comics are simply fiction they often use theories based on science and these imaginative worlds can spark individuals to pursue fields of science. Definitely the type of fields that Stan Lee, Jack Kirby, Steve Ditko, etc. tried to inspire young generations to look forward to. I can definitely see things like Spider-Man, Fantastic Four, Silver Surfer, etc. Sparking interest in science.
Kaku is a big scientist. I own 2 of his books, and, well, he has spent his life studying physics and cosmology, so, I take his opinions seriously when I see videos like this.
I thought one of the reasons for liking Marvel was because they use concepts based on real scientific theories. Interesting how such a small amount of people know about those theories.
Loved his take on sci-fi. Amidst all the physicist who criticize sci-fi for its inaccuracies, he actually understand the purpose of it.,.. which is not be a physics textbook but to entertain and inspire the viewers to pursue science.
I have watched this dude in alot of documentaries related to astronomy and astrophysics and I respect him alot more not only because of his explanation of the Marvel multiverse but also implying that Loki and Sylvie are in a way related to each other saying that that In another reality you could have a identical twin brother or sister of yourself.Take that information Sylki fans and try to defend yourselves.
I'm just a simple psychologist with a passion for astrophysics but now I feel validated and happy to share with my friends why the multiverse and time travel in the MCU isn't as insane as it sounds or looks like. Thank you professor Kaku!
The reason why I love MCU is this, it discusses science fiction in a very lucid manner even understandable for a common audience with accurate theories.
I 've been dubbed a many names by many people, "The Quantum Physicist", "The Explainer", "The One Who Dissects Theories", "A Nerd"! But it's....it's not as simple as a name! --Michio Kaku
I love when scientists actually explain the reality of interesting science and not just shoot down the whole thought. Allows you to stay interested and not be discouraged.
I love this guy! He can teach in a way mostly anyone can understand and not dumb it down too much. He is a great teacher! HE IS EVEN KNOWLEDGED WITH MARVEL (unless they gave him information), but he said that’s how he got started, being inspired by things like this! Love he’s not bashing it or anything, but respect it. Love the respect he has for them and I respect him entirely man!
Why do I feel incredibly stupid and smart at the same time? I'm learning a bunch of new, really exciting stuff, yet I can understand everything Professor Kaku said. Also, I noticed that he's one of the only people in this sort of stuff that doesn't try to roast the material, but praise its good parts. What an amazing man.
They really got Michio Kaku and called the video "Theoretical Physicist..." That's like making a compilation of Michael Jordan's best plays and calling it "basketball man plays basketball" EDIT: We did it bois! ft. Michio Kaku!!
I thought the same thing....He's the most prolific author and expert on this topic they could've gotten and they don't even put his name. Recognizing his face is the reason I clicked on the video.
Way I see it, it doesn't really matter whether there's a big multiverse or just this one reality, us humans still experience life the same as we always did. Who cares if we're small? I can still think and feel, but the largest of stars (as far as we know) cannot. We humans and our fellow creatures are special in that way, and I'm satisfied with that.
@@aj3910 no theoretical means they have proved it on paper using mathematics. It doesn't mean it can't be proven in real life. Like Einstein proved the existence of gravitational waves(* I think in 1916) on paper and the gravitational waves were detected in 2016 100 years later. So these things just haven't been discovered yet.
The laziest viewers just assume everything is either true, or ridiculous. Both conclusions are easy and require no thinking. The theory of relativity for example is both true, and not entirely correct, and was 1st thought to be ridiculous, and can be proven and disproven……all of that is involved in being a scientific theory.
It's cool that we now have so many scientists who are bridging the gap between scientific theories and average folk. Yes these are very simplistic metaphors to capture complex ideas, but if it gets even just one young person to pry further into science, it's a win in my book
Hats off to this man, he explained everything so easily and simple, that even I (being a non-native english speaker and no physicist at all) could understand the whole idea of existing parallel universes.
I learned a lot of these things when I was a bit younger. Although they aren't new to me, I'm happy to see Michio Kaku explain the concepts to get people interested and invested.
in the new age of the cinematic universe, Marvel is clearly in the lead with Star Wars right behind. they are practically the only real players in the game
I wouldn't say that, I think it's just more that he recognizes that we've learned a lot since the time of Newton, and as smart of a man as he was, he didn't have as great an understanding of space-time as we now know, largely thanks to Einstein. Had Newton been a contemporary of Einstein and had the same knowledge as Einstein did, I think most people would consider it fair to say that he would've been right up there with Einstein in the progression of our understanding of relativity.
The last time I saw Professor Michio Kaku he was designing a solar sail out of nanofibers (or something along that line), good to know he's doing great
I'm lucky to have read Michio Kaku's book on multiverses prior to the MCU adopting the multiverse concept. I could relate easily when a movie touches on parallel worlds.
Whenever I see Professor Michio Kaku , for a fraction of a second in my mind I can see human as a multiplanetery species, leaving earth for new planet, hibernation for decades, anti matter spaceships, entering a new universe through wormhole, and so on.
Guys, I watched Loki, all the MCU movies and read marvel comics, I can safely assure you that whoever this guy is probably knows what he’s talking about. You’re welcome
So, you're saying that there is a timeline where I am a super rich mega humble successful philantrophist guy? Thank you for confirming my dream reality.
Science fiction, especially when done fight, and legitimately offering a speculative answer to legitimate unknowns in science, can be EXTREMELY influential and helpful in scientific development. That can be both good and bad. Cell phones were science fiction once, and so was the atom bomb.
the tree theory makes sense too me, I picture it as like the roots of the tree was before time was before existence they were all spread and they have all started somewhere without starting then they met in the middle to for the base of the tree, that’s where the chaos comes in. It’s like the timelines in the middle of the tree kind of just leave each other because it’s easier to stray away and there’s the branches. The branches off the branches could be something totally different like a spark in reality which kind of blows up and leaves us to start their own timeline. I know it might not make sense buts that’s how I picture it which is why I love space and always seem to learn something off it which I would never think to ever exist.
The problem I have with how this was introduced is that effectively there was no multiverse until the TVA was destroyed as all offshoots were immediately pruned. Thor's 9 realms refer to a local planetary grouping, not 9 universes or dimensions.
The multiverse existed even before TVA was destroyed. The sacred timeline consists of several universes(hence multiple Loki varations) that don't lead to creation of Kang.
Meanwhile in an alternate universe, their Michio Kaku is saying they're the dominant universe.
Shedon Cooper would be proud of Michio Kaku !!
You mean Kichio Maku.
then other universes start claiming their universesis the dominant one, that their universe matters.
In another universe you became a dictator.
And voila! We get ourselves an Asimov's Cascade episode
"there's no TVA" That's what a member of the TVA would say, coincidence I think not
are you the type when someone asks you the question: "is the glass of water half full or half empty?" , you reply with, "it's not water."
🤣
@@duskgleam4634 it could be vodka as far as I'm concerned
@@duskgleam4634 well half of it is empty air.
@@darkmyro can something be truly "empty" if that space is filled with air? *high af right*
It's great seeing a scientist appreciate the writing and world creation of Marvel
Says a lot of the screenwriters.
Duh...Marvel comics is such a beatiful and complex multiverse and it even grows larger than a multiverse into an omniverse and beyond metaphysical fiction
Funnily, Michio Kaku, Neil Degrasse Tyson or Bill Nye aren't the only ones who seemingly appreciate or even love Marvel. If you look up videos on this site, plenty of scientists seem to vibe with Marvel. Then again, we need to remember that prior to the current "golden age of superhero movies", comic books used to be for nerds and geeks only. Guess what scientists used to be before graduating :P (and still are)?
I mean, the screenwriter of Endgame, Loki both talk get consulted by actual quantum physicists. That’s why the time travel mechanic in Endgame is weird like that and not like other movie.
@@StephenN.Parker the time travel concept of Endgame is just being play safe to avoid writing butterfly effect scenarios, DC has better writings in time travel.
First time seeing scientist saying so seriously about a Cinema. Thats we can say next level.
Checkout Kyle Hill or Neil Degrasse Tyson's vids on the MCU as well.
With this we can say Marvel Studios had achieved some next mainstream level? Idk
Have you seen movies out side of the MCU? Because scientist talk about films a lot...
There's a lot of scientists working as consultants on Hollywood movies nowadays. Kip Thorne is the responsible for the black hole in Interstellar, for example.
@@RaphaelSmith_84 true...that's Christopher Nolan 🤟🏻
Kaku: "There is no TVA"
Mobius : "You will know about TVA only when you NEED to. "
Well, he did mention "to the best our knowledge".
Because Kaku's version who figured out about TVA is pruned
@mytube tuber its the time variance authority, basically the TVA arrests people who cause nexus events/people who veer off their paths
😂
@@N0URii 😂
This man is truly gifted: not only he's extremely smart but he can also teach in a way that's accessible to pretty much everyone. Brilliant!
Anyone can learn what they want if they have interest :P
@@amosp9411 that is true, it’d just take many years. Like as a graduate student in theoretical mathematics, I’m just now being able to comprehend the math of Quantum Field Theory (which is the most dominant quantum theory currently.) I’ve studied straight math and physics for almost 8 years now and I’m just now getting to the point of understanding it. It’s crazy how complex these are, so if there is someone who can explain it broadly in a few sentences (like Richard Feynman for example,) I’m extremely thankful for it.
understanding something and being able to teach it are totally different things and this guy have them both i love him he seems like a nice person
The Big Bang is NOT real. The Bible is real and true. It’s says “ in the beginning GOD created the heavens and the earth”
@@samuellee824 🤦
"There is no TVA" is what Loki says all the time
Michio Kaku is a Loki
🤣🤣🤣🤩
He do lowkey be Loki
he is the loki of this universe
You are loki..
I am loki..
Everybody is loki..
if he, too, is a loki variant, then TVA is supposed to arrest him, right? where are they?
Plot twist: Michio Kaku is one of the time keepers
He ain't no android..., or is he?
😂😂😂 time keepers
@ㄉㄎㄉ • ꨆꨟꨮꩆ ꨣꨰꨕ oh no its getting much worse
He's a variant!!!!!
@ㄉㄎㄉ • ꨆꨟꨮꩆ ꨣꨰꨕ he's more like a Quartzer for me, like Woz.
"You can't talk about multiverse in mcu without mentioning sorcerer supreme" spoke like true man of culture.
When you realise that science-fiction is more realistic than romantic movies..........
Omg trueee
Well there might be a universe where/when women s mind make sense
@@bamb8s436 And maybe -just maybe- there's a universe where these kind of jokes are still funny
@@osmanandregrisales4147 The sad part s that this is the actual truth and i didn t try to be funny. Idk any woman whose mind rly makes sense
well theres also a universe where romantic movies are more realistic than science fiction🤯
This guy is a famous scientist and now I found out he's a marvel fan after all scifi brings out the giddy and loveable little scientist in everyone
And a huge Star Trek fan.
or may be it's scripted
Its pretty cool that the mcu is paying attention to theoretical physics whilst sticking to the comics.
@@zishikalyan or you could background check for yourself
@@zishikalyan no they do watch sci fi movies read their any book
Somehow, everything Professor Kaku said makes perfect sense to me.
that should be professor
Then I guess we know how good a professor he is, then! :D
Ya same....but I always liked Science so even that could be a reason
He's such a brilliant science explainer.
That's because his "explanations" didn't actually explain anything and were aimed at elementary school children.
His description of an Einstein-Rosen bridge was "you take one funnel, take the other funnel upside down, join them together, and you have a bridge, connecting two parallel universes." So a non-explanation of an unobserved theoretical phenomenon, that doesn't actually have anything to do with "parallel universes" in the first place.
This guy is giving actual physicists a bad name.
He nervously laughed and said "there's no TVA" 😅... Thats what a good TVA agent would say...
I think Michio, Niel Degrass Tyson, brian green, cox, carl sagan, Steven Hawkins, and Einstein are all TVA agents who on a spare timeline come to earth to just have fun... 🤯
*Stephen Hawking
* -Tony Stark- Elon Musk
@@rlacksgh9673 English is a second language for me, but thank you for correcting me ❤️👌
Good imagination. You must be the most creative kid in class.
Me too
I love this man, I had the honor of taking one of Dr. kaku’s classes at CCNY. I was literally star struck the entire time… every time he’s wave at me when he entered I’d freeze up 😭. He’s an amazing lecturer, kept me super interested the entire class and that’s pretty crazy for me considering I have adhd
amazing story
That’s awesome! He’s so good at lecturing id never miss a class even at 8am :D
Again I would say, I would love every physics teacher to be as humble and as resourceful as this good man and instead tell us about theory we can't understand he use MCU as a media to make theory sounds simple and imaginative. Good job!
all physics teachers dont teach theoretical physics...
by the time u get to university its a professor
Yup. Instead of ridiculing kids of their lowly intelligence or stupid questions lol.
@@justamanofculture12 Those teachers should reconsider there qualification
In another universe, schrodinger's cat is a dog.
ARRRGH
Maybe in some other a dinosaur
Shut the front door 🤣
in another universe schrodinger was a cat
How would you know if you never open the box ?
Overall message: Science Fiction is cool.
Sceince Is Cool
As Jane Foster once said: Science Fiction is just a precursor to Science Fact
Here here!:)
Science is stranger than the strangest fiction
@@HaunsX yea, Its why I prefer things like Star Trek which try use foundations fo science to explain there future over things that do not like star wars.
A Theoretical Physicist so cool that he knows Comics and MCU movies as thoroughly as his subject Physics
He in fact had a show called Sci Fi Science where he travels around the world meeting scientists to discuss if there are possibilities to model iconic objects in sci-fi pop culture using the current technology and physic theories.
@@GlassesnMouthplates 😳
@@GlassesnMouthplates I wish I was this dudes son
@@GlassesnMouthplates because my mom calls me crazy for talking about this stuff
He's Just Dictating his Script. He didn't Know About Marvel Comics and All that Stuff
"A universe where you could be a billionaire"
Jeff Bezos:(SMIRKING)" What are the odds of that huh?"
He would hope for the universe where he didn't lose his hair
@@Alucard-gt1zf not something a billionaire would worry about.
@@jovial5286 But can he save his beloved life?
@@mintesnotmelese6552 i dont think his life needs saving.
Actually, being a billionare is a demotion for him
Now we need Netflix's Dark breakdown by Michio Kaku
Shout out to the alternate me who became a billionaire, IT SHOULD’VE BEEN ME😓
hah loser.
hei.. mouth off you filfty dragon fire
We must find him, destroy him and take his wealth!
Maybe You Should but believe me You are the best version of yourself....You just need u
Alexa play That Should Be Me
In order to protect the sacred timeline, he must convince us that there is no TVA.
Lol. He is the true time keeper, denying their existence of course. 😎
well, his lie is not working
@@Noname-xr4ql now we all are variants
This guy is TVA!
After finishing the first season, I think that he is an evil variant of He Who Remains.
Plot Twist : This man is actually Loki
@@ardaaydn9165 what's that?
Hair length kinda checks out, a Loki is knowledgeable and Michio is really knowledgeable…yep Michio is a Loki
Nice pic deer
@@HaunsX Japanese Loki
*a* Loki
It's sad to see this brilliant man grow old. He explained all the hard stuff in as easy a way as possible as I grew up.
He has still more Live to live AND MORE IMPORTANTLY:
Theres more.
More people like him.
Hbomberguy, that legend, is always unbiased AND funny.
And:
Do you know 'Forrest Valkai'?
He is like Michio Kaku,
but as a Bio-Teacher.
He also simplifies stuff and explains stuff.
I agree with you. I and many others can see the change that has already come upon him. You can see it in Brian Greene also. I don't want to see this happening to them. I want them to just keep going on learning, making discoveries, writing brilliant papers and teaching their vast knowledge to the rest of us. But I know me wanting this is not going to change anything, but I am still hurt over it.
This dude built a 2.3 eV “atom smasher” in his garage when he was in high school
In a cave with a bunch of scraps. 😎
Steve: I get that reference
Kaku has claimed to have built a 2.3 MeV betatron in highschool, but it's just a lie, he did not.
@@BlueCosmology Actually he did. This is why Thanos snapped his fingers, because of Kakus 2.3 MeV betatron that Thanos really wanted. Stop spreading BS.
@@eobardrush2112 I get this is a joke, but no, he did not.
If Alligator Loki doesn't get his own spin-off, we riot.
What about the tales (no pun intended) of odins Granddaughter-Horse that Loki birthed 😂🤣😭🤣
@@RyanSmith-ut4dy That had to hurt!
@ㄉㄎㄉ • ꨆꨟꨮꩆ ꨣꨰꨕ That makes sense. :-)
I rlly wish it was a crocodile so it's name is croki 😭
It's Lokillator. You're welcome.
So if the laws of Physics could be different in other universes that literally means that things like Marvel, Star Wars, superheroes etc. could potentially be a real thing in another universe.
Probably
🌇Reality Shifting🌇
Time travel is possible, and governments or atleast here in America they have it, but it's kept secret.
Infinite universes, as well as infinite multiverses, the possibilities are endless, theoretically
@@Nadie47 shifting
Me: knows nothing about physics
Also me: ah yes, the sacred timeline, the common sense universe, I get it
I get it too😂
It makes perfect sense that when you don't know anything about physics, Michio Kaku makes sense
@@MultiSciGeek So, you're saying that Michio Kaku is a quack?
@@SaintFort I believe they’re saying Michio Kaku is a fantastic teacher that can elaborate complex concepts to people with little to no previous knowledge of higher level physics
The only thing you can know for sure is they don't know anything for fact these are just their best guesses lol
Multiverses are fascinating. They exist, in my opinion, based on our choices. That's why Dr. Strange said In Avengers end game (I think ), "there are a million outcomes but none of them are favorable based on your responses". There are a million ways life can go based on our choices, there are a million alternatives, affecting our paths, hence the theoretical existence of multiverses and we are just living in one of many.
Marvel movie reviewing by worlds number 1 scientist Kaku
Tyson joined the chat
Bill Nye has joined the battle
@@sanp2032 lol to that
With that hair, Michio Kaku low-key looks like an Einstein variant. In a good way tho 😂😂
Einstein is still alive in another universe, and he is a Japanese 😂
He sort of really looks a little bit like him
I feel like saying WE'RE the dominant universe is akin to Aristotle's claim that the universe was centered around the Earth.
well he's true you know. for US, THIS is the dominant universe.
There is no way to prove that Earth is not the centre of the universe, or it is the centre. So it can be both be claimed it is the centre and also be claimed that it is not but there is no way to prove either or prove neither.
I think a better term would be the root universe instead of dominant
This is the universe in which your self consciousness arose, that’s what makes it the “dominant” universe to you.
@@46Laxis well it’s not the center of the solar system, it’s not the center of the galaxy... odds are it is not the center of the universe lmao
When you make a movie so good that physicist is reviewing it.
In another Universe - physicists are discussing DCU films instead of Marvel. 😂
Series
@@summertyme5748 in another universe marvel characters are reviewing real world physics
You mean a "Series"
jokes on you, it's a series
I'm not a native English speaker but I could understand what he was saying quite well. People who are really smart can explain complicated things in a very uncomplicated manner. It was a joy to listen to him.
Hearing Michio Kaku talk about the MCU is so awesome. I was never a fan of science in school because it usually turned out to be another form of math class, but the big picture concepts always intrigued me and I spent hours watching Michio videos on different topics.
Kaku is a real Master of the Multiverse Theory...
I don't say this to be rude, but it's not a theory nor is it a hypothesis. It's just one specific interpretation of QM probabilities with no actual supporting evidence.
@@justynpryce tell that to Mr Kaku.
You don't know he is the Watcher.
It's Michio Kaku. He's big enough to be mentioned by name😐
String theory ain't something to be proud of
@@viola_case no need to be rude
@@viola_case and what exactly are you doing with your life?
Yep, a celebrity infact. Great guy.
@@viola_case Okay, now go make some 15 tik toks before the end of the day.
Kudos to the Marvel writers, even scientists discussing their fictional theories.
I like that he says although comics are simply fiction they often use theories based on science and these imaginative worlds can spark individuals to pursue fields of science. Definitely the type of fields that Stan Lee, Jack Kirby, Steve Ditko, etc. tried to inspire young generations to look forward to.
I can definitely see things like Spider-Man, Fantastic Four, Silver Surfer, etc. Sparking interest in science.
Kaku is a big scientist. I own 2 of his books, and, well, he has spent his life studying physics and cosmology, so, I take his opinions seriously when I see videos like this.
he is also a bit of a hack
I thought one of the reasons for liking Marvel was because they use concepts based on real scientific theories. Interesting how such a small amount of people know about those theories.
The ones who claim it is all ridiculous are the ones who know the least science to begin with. 😂
@@summertyme5748 it is not real science and facts it is science theory it is fiction you take a tiny science theory and build a story around it
@@zeroronaldo9313 there is no facts everything are theories. Gravity is a theory. It’s just proven
@@luxleans If it is proven it is a fact
@@zeroronaldo9313 still, a theory.
How cool is it to be a theoretical physicist and marvel fan
I would like to posit a theory that it is impossible not to be both.
I clicked immediately! 😂😂
Michio Kaku is boss!
he's our saviour
Based.
And redpilled
Loved his take on sci-fi. Amidst all the physicist who criticize sci-fi for its inaccuracies, he actually understand the purpose of it.,..
which is not be a physics textbook but to entertain and inspire the viewers to pursue science.
His explanations are genuinely heart warming and easy to understand. I hope he is still safe and healthy "Mr. There is no TVA"
The only way I can be interested in Physics, school literally kills everyone's interest in physics.
Go to college maybe?
@@xyc350 college physics is even worse
@@iAmGordyT a good college then
@@xyc350 you don't stop, do you 😄
@@Kipchoge475 stop me then
Who else excited for episode 6
Cant wait to see the other Loki's
Meeee!
Mee !!
It's finally here
I am Not...Why I will be for an episode i already watched
*"I am Loki, of Asgard, and I am burdened with glorious purpose!"*
Yeah, can I have my shoe back?
I have watched this dude in alot of documentaries related to astronomy and astrophysics and I respect him alot more not only because of his explanation of the Marvel multiverse but also implying that Loki and Sylvie are in a way related to each other saying that that In another reality you could have a identical twin brother or sister of yourself.Take that information Sylki fans and try to defend yourselves.
This guy is a legend, I remember watching his discovery show when I wan still in elementary school
I'm just a simple psychologist with a passion for astrophysics but now I feel validated and happy to share with my friends why the multiverse and time travel in the MCU isn't as insane as it sounds or looks like. Thank you professor Kaku!
The reason why I love MCU is this, it discusses science fiction in a very lucid manner even understandable for a common audience with accurate theories.
"Another universe where you are a mass murderer" who says it's another universe?
Yes officer, this comment right here...
😂😂
@@RD-eg1df Right at the point
CCPD on its way
Central City Police Department don't always need Flash😎
hol' up
I 've been dubbed a many names by many people, "The Quantum Physicist", "The Explainer", "The One Who Dissects Theories", "A Nerd"! But it's....it's not as simple as a name!
--Michio Kaku
I understood that reference
The crossover we didn't ask for but we deserved.
I love when scientists actually explain the reality of interesting science and not just shoot down the whole thought. Allows you to stay interested and not be discouraged.
I love this guy! He can teach in a way mostly anyone can understand and not dumb it down too much. He is a great teacher! HE IS EVEN KNOWLEDGED WITH MARVEL (unless they gave him information), but he said that’s how he got started, being inspired by things like this! Love he’s not bashing it or anything, but respect it. Love the respect he has for them and I respect him entirely man!
"Eternal inflation?"
**someone starting to sweat in the background**
Yo mama's belly
Jerome has entered the chat
@@txrx1060 My man J powell
*economists internally scream*
@@rohandas5873 I just imagined a physicist and an economist being married. Chaos everyday.
This man and Dr. Neil are just on that OTHER LEVEL! So cool how he takes his time to teach people. Thank you Dr. Kaku!
Kaku is one of the biggest names in Physics world.
I can't believe he is here in Wired to explain something about a movie. Awesome scientist.
Why do I feel incredibly stupid and smart at the same time? I'm learning a bunch of new, really exciting stuff, yet I can understand everything Professor Kaku said.
Also, I noticed that he's one of the only people in this sort of stuff that doesn't try to roast the material, but praise its good parts. What an amazing man.
They really got Michio Kaku and called the video "Theoretical Physicist..." That's like making a compilation of Michael Jordan's best plays and calling it "basketball man plays basketball"
EDIT: We did it bois! ft. Michio Kaku!!
I thought the same thing....He's the most prolific author and expert on this topic they could've gotten and they don't even put his name. Recognizing his face is the reason I clicked on the video.
right!
Their video titles always start that way🤷🏻♀️ People know who he is anyway so it’s fine
Well not everyone know him, me for instance. Also aren't all wired expert video titles styled that way?
Ikr, why don’t they name the other clip “voice assistants of Apple, Amazon and Google answer webs most searched questions”
Extremely smart people talking about the gigantic universe and not only one but many, man i feel so small and stupid after seeing such videos
Me too, yet it's relaxing
@@jangkarsuci8885 yes it is kind of relaxing
Just remember the intro... It is all "theoretical"(a.k.a. they cannot prove ANY of their ideas).
Way I see it, it doesn't really matter whether there's a big multiverse or just this one reality, us humans still experience life the same as we always did. Who cares if we're small? I can still think and feel, but the largest of stars (as far as we know) cannot. We humans and our fellow creatures are special in that way, and I'm satisfied with that.
@@aj3910 no theoretical means they have proved it on paper using mathematics. It doesn't mean it can't be proven in real life. Like Einstein proved the existence of gravitational waves(* I think in 1916) on paper and the gravitational waves were detected in 2016 100 years later. So these things just haven't been discovered yet.
What a beautiful soul. Look who he is and he takes the time to talk to folks. Bless him.
It is cool to see these professors, Actually watching all these Marvel Movies!!
I like this guy. Focusing on what they get right, rather than the mass amount they get wrong. (or what is theoretical)
The laziest viewers just assume everything is either true, or ridiculous. Both conclusions are easy and require no thinking.
The theory of relativity for example is both true, and not entirely correct, and was 1st thought to be ridiculous, and can be proven and disproven……all of that is involved in being a scientific theory.
"The mass amount of they get wrong" Oh look guys we have time travel expert here, shut up Speedfore-tard
I'm afraid that the TVA would abduct this man after this.
Oh I hope not
TVA is Disney.
Reminds me of Dragon Ball Z. Trunks saved "our" Goku, but "his" Goku is still dead
Reminds me of why Mirai Trunks was the closest that DBZ had to a hero.
And the Zamasu Arc
*in another universe*
Prof. Michio Kaku: There's another version of me who's still wondering if multiverse is real
It's cool that we now have so many scientists who are bridging the gap between scientific theories and average folk. Yes these are very simplistic metaphors to capture complex ideas, but if it gets even just one young person to pry further into science, it's a win in my book
That is what I like about marvel, the science fiction around it, the SCIENCE, the possibilities and probabilities, the theories!
Do you know 'Forrest Valkai'?
He is like Michio Kaku,
but as a Bio-Teacher.
He also simplifies stuff and explains stuff.
Hats off to this man, he explained everything so easily and simple, that even I (being a non-native english speaker and no physicist at all) could understand the whole idea of existing parallel universes.
I learned a lot of these things when I was a bit younger. Although they aren't new to me, I'm happy to see Michio Kaku explain the concepts to get people interested and invested.
The sacred timeline as was shown in the loki series is a selection of universes allowed to exist not just one universe, its like a small multiverse
knowing these, I feel gratefulness for being experiencing and alive and feels there are forces managing to make us exist.
I became attracted to science after seeing Iron Man 1. Indeed Marvel is doing a great job 👍
Do you know 'Forrest Valkai'?
He is like Michio Kaku,
but as a Bio-Teacher.
He also simplifies stuff and explains stuff.
MCU is on another level.
Nothing can't compare with MCU.
Yaa because Nothing is nothing
@@apparatingtonowhere6007 you must be high.
Dont overexagerate there are some superhero movies where Marvel can't compete.
Nothing lasts forever... so enjoy while it lasts.
in the new age of the cinematic universe, Marvel is clearly in the lead with Star Wars right behind. they are practically the only real players in the game
Looks like Michio Kaku loves Einstein more than Newton.
I wouldn't say that, I think it's just more that he recognizes that we've learned a lot since the time of Newton, and as smart of a man as he was, he didn't have as great an understanding of space-time as we now know, largely thanks to Einstein. Had Newton been a contemporary of Einstein and had the same knowledge as Einstein did, I think most people would consider it fair to say that he would've been right up there with Einstein in the progression of our understanding of relativity.
@@torresmat10 just joking bro but I do agree with you.
First time I am seeing a theoretical physicist seriously talking about cinema. It's amazing 🤩
Growing up in Ireland, Michio Kaku filled the very large Bill Nye shaped hole in my childhood
The last time I saw Professor Michio Kaku he was designing a solar sail out of nanofibers (or something along that line), good to know he's doing great
Yes he has proposed this idea in future of humanity too
About solar sails and nano starships using it to reach 50 to 60 percent the speed of light😗😗😗😗
@@utkarshraj1745 wow this guy had big name
I should search him more,i thought he is just another physic scientist
this physician kept me entertained the whole time. Hope i get chance to see him again.
Physicist** A physician is a medical doctor.
Wow. Michio Kaku has aged gracefully. I remember watching him on Discovery Science during childhood.
I'm lucky to have read Michio Kaku's book on multiverses prior to the MCU adopting the multiverse concept. I could relate easily when a movie touches on parallel worlds.
Michio kaku is actually a varient of kang in this universe, keeping it a secret so that no one starts a multiversal war
Whenever I see Professor Michio Kaku , for a fraction of a second in my mind I can see human as a multiplanetery species, leaving earth for new planet, hibernation for decades, anti matter spaceships, entering a new universe through wormhole, and so on.
"They deviate on the question of the TVA" I don't know why but the fact that that rhymed gave me a smile
Probably the only intresting physics class ive been in
Guys, I watched Loki, all the MCU movies and read marvel comics, I can safely assure you that whoever this guy is probably knows what he’s talking about. You’re welcome
That's it , time to become a physicist and join the TVA .
So, you're saying that there is a timeline where I am a super rich mega humble successful philantrophist guy? Thank you for confirming my dream reality.
Wow so the Multiverse really isn't such a crazy idea
Theory*
It’s not scientific if it can’t be observed or measured right
@@bvo.. Sort of
Oh man seeing brilliant people like him getting older makes me sad
Everything he knows will be stored somewhere.
I think michio is amazing he takes these complex subjects and explains them in a way your average jo can understand.
Do you know 'Forrest Valkai'?
He is like Michio Kaku,
but as a Bio-Teacher.
He also simplifies stuff and explains stuff.
Science fiction, especially when done fight, and legitimately offering a speculative answer to legitimate unknowns in science, can be EXTREMELY influential and helpful in scientific development.
That can be both good and bad. Cell phones were science fiction once, and so was the atom bomb.
His methodology of elaboration is awesome. ❤️
This man was my moms college professor in NYC!
Omg shes so lucky
Life “as we know it” doesn’t exist. It will be something else there. It may even be sentient.
the tree theory makes sense too me,
I picture it as like the roots of the tree was before time was before existence they were all spread and they have all started somewhere without starting then they met in the middle to for the base of the tree, that’s where the chaos comes in.
It’s like the timelines in the middle of the tree kind of just leave each other because it’s easier to stray away and there’s the branches.
The branches off the branches could be something totally different like a spark in reality which kind of blows up and leaves us to start their own timeline.
I know it might not make sense buts that’s how I picture it which is why I love space and always seem to learn something off it which I would never think to ever exist.
The problem I have with how this was introduced is that effectively there was no multiverse until the TVA was destroyed as all offshoots were immediately pruned.
Thor's 9 realms refer to a local planetary grouping, not 9 universes or dimensions.
The multiverse existed even before TVA was destroyed. The sacred timeline consists of several universes(hence multiple Loki varations) that don't lead to creation of Kang.
@@nyscire877
The TVA exists at all points in time, there is no before. It's a paradox.