Nuclear physicist and VICE correspondent Taylor Wilson went to meet the scientists working to solve the greatest mystery of the universe. Watch all of season 5 of VICE on HBO here - bit.ly/2D3FpHB Subscribe to VICE News here: bit.ly/Subscribe-to-VICE-News
next look for the alchemist stone hehe didn't yu know dark matter has been debunked quite a few times already? honestly. in scientific journal. see SuspiciousObservers for the links. if you really have issues, ill find them for you.
Well done VICE, these are the types of stories and interviews I’m looking for. So many other news sources only talk about politics or popular culture, so when there is something else it is such a breath of fresh air.
So what did we learn from the trillions of dollars we spent on CERN? - Higgs Boson "god particle" How did it get that name? - It was named after Peter Higgs, a scientist who had a reputation for bullshitting and boasting about false discoveries at CERN. One Mr. Higgs ran to all the scientists and said he saw a particle that didn't show of on the computer after a collision... He said the particle talked to him and said we live in a simulation, stop wasting tax dollars and your time colliding your laser toys like little children.. All the scientists laughed until the outside public tax payer critics against CERN asked what all that money accomplished... With nothing to show for, a funny scientist came up with a BS "boson" name called Higgs Boson "God Particle"... Ironically it worked as Christian Evangelicals donated millions to the Atheist CERN scientists, from all around the world.. While the tax payers weep..
@Aurora Noah I'll try and remember to tell that to the battered, homeless and neglected people down at the shelter next week. They'll understand there's not enough money in this country to help them, and they should just move forward. Gotcha! 👌
edmund Of course, no one in their right mind likes anything about being at war, which would definitely include having to fund it with their tax dollars, obviously, but most intelligent people understand that war is sometimes a very necessary evil, and having the strongest military on the planet is always a wonderful thing, despite the costs of it. Only a very naive, extremely simple-minded person would disagree with that, but you seem to be one of those kinds of people, unfortunately. You probably don’t think we even need a military, seeing how no one ever attacks us. lol I’m laughing about that because I bet you wouldn’t even get why that’s such a ridiculous thought to have. Any taxes you pay for defense are for your own good, even if you’re too dumb to realize it. You shouldn’t talk about things you don’t understand. You are a simpleton, edmund with a lower case “e,” and it shows.
Yup, it’s just like how they explain the fact that what goes up must come down here on my home planet 🌎 What is the reason for that? Well, it’s because of gravity, of course. Everybody knows that.
plaguedr88 That’s literally definition is science. It’s explaining things we can’t. Gravity technically doesn’t exist and there’s no proof of it existing, finding the proof isn’t science. There’s no gravity molecules or anything, we don’t know why it exists but we can observe it’s effects. Gravity is an explanation, not a proof. Same with dark matter, we can observe it’s effects but we don’t know what it is.
Humans hate not knowing anything. Truth is nobody knows shit. Nothing exists since humans made up these words. What's gravity? A human made word that explains nothing.
Reptar well we are behind. We are in today, but what we see is 13 billion years old. There is a place that is 13 billion years ahead of what we see when we look at it today
Reptar Nope. We're the lowest point in the universe and all the stars we see billions of years away are part of seventh heaven we are in. Dunya' means the lowest of the low. There is no downwards from here. The only way is up.
Al-Anbiya 21:30 أَوَلَمْ يَرَ ٱلَّذِينَ كَفَرُوٓا۟ أَنَّ ٱلسَّمَٰوَٰتِ وَٱلْأَرْضَ كَانَتَا رَتْقًا فَفَتَقْنَٰهُمَاۖ وَجَعَلْنَا مِنَ ٱلْمَآءِ كُلَّ شَىْءٍ حَىٍّۖ أَفَلَا يُؤْمِنُونَ Have those who disbelieved not considered that the heavens and the earth were a joined entity, and We separated them and made from water every living thing? Then will they not believe? Adh-Dhariyat 51:47 وَٱلسَّمَآءَ بَنَيْنَٰهَا بِأَيْي۟دٍ وَإِنَّا لَمُوسِعُونَ And the heaven We constructed with strength, and indeed, We (Royal I of ALLAH-The Creator) are [its] expander. -ISLAM Quran has already given all information about things on creation, 1400 years ago.
Cj treasure well I guess the world wide web for one. It's kind of a big deal you could say. Uniting humanity into a collective that will ultimately lead to answering the secrets of this universe.
So what did we learn from the trillions of dollars we spent on CERN? - Higgs Boson "god particle" How did it get that name? - It was named after Peter Higgs, a scientist who had a reputation for bullshitting and boasting about false discoveries at CERN. One Mr. Higgs ran to all the scientists and said he saw a particle that didn't show of on the computer after a collision... He said the particle talked to him and said we live in a simulation, stop wasting tax dollars and your time colliding your laser toys like little children.. All the scientists laughed until the outside public tax payer critics against CERN asked what all that money accomplished... With nothing to show for, a funny scientist came up with a BS "boson" name called Higgs Boson "God Particle"... Ironically it worked as Christian Evangelicals donated millions to the Atheist CERN scientists, from all around the world.. While the tax payers weep..
@@moemoelunpride123 All the info was pieced together by various UA-cam clips and someone on JRE "Joe Rogan Experience".. Some of the religious and conspiratorial minded people have a very dark take on it. Where they are conCERNed this is the devils playground or Pandora's Box.. which could potentially tear a hole in the fabric of space/time or disrupt the order of quantum behavior.. Others believe it's just a massive money scam, which ammasses hundreds of billions $$ to the ruling class..
You hit a new level of reporting when not just your interviewees love what they're doing but the interviewer is just as intrigued and fascinated by the subject as the experts are. Epic piece!
What if it’s not dark “matter”? What if our unifying theories of physics are just not correct? There’s no evidence it’s matter. Maybe we just don’t understand gravity.
Will Cerf always possible, but the theorie of gravity has supported the success of too many of current technologies i.e. satellites. But you never know... well you can
If you define "matter" as "a substance/object with mass that exists within space", then there is indeed evidence that it is matter. We have observed its effect on gravitational fields (by looking at gravitational lensing). We have even been able to map out clumps of dark matter around galaxies. So we know it's there. We know how it behaves (on large scales). All we don't know is what it's made of. That's the mystery. Regarding our theories of gravity: Our theory of macroscopic gravity (general relativity) is one of the most accurate and well-tested theories in physics. What we don't know about gravity is how it behaves at the microscopic (quantum) level. But that wouldn't affect our observations of dark matter, since those were taken on a macroscopic scale. (In physics, size scale actually matters.) It's possible that quantum gravity and dark matter are linked, but that's only speculation. The idea that dark matter is simply a weakly-interacting particle is much more substantiated.
Exactly right. We have fixed gravity and the speed of light as "universal constants" that underpin all of our formulas, but we have only ever measured them around 2 or 3 specs of dust in the vast universe. This is like measuring the temperature in a few rooms of your house and declaring them global constants... pure foolishness. There is no dark matter.
General/special relativity - the theories that depend on the speed of causality (aka the speed of light) and the gravitational constant - have been extensively tested and verified both locally and on galactic scales. Those constants were not chosen arbitrarily. You're suggesting that these constants are variable. That is a hypothesis (VSL) that has floated around the physics community for a while, but there has been no experimental or observational evidence to support it so far.
This has always been my thought on this "matter". Why isn't anyone questioning dark matter as simply a failure in the equations around gravity and astrophysics? Instead we just say that there's "dark matter"? Doesn't this sound more like they're filling a hole with the god of the gaps? Instead of looking for dark matter, shouldn't we be re-evaluating our calculations of motion? Aren't we just missing something? Or is that simply an unconscionable and heretical threat to the status quo?
true that he made yellow cake in his back yard and shane smith did cover that story, so I guess they started talking and he is covering some physics story for VICE.
I know right. 2 min in I came down to the comments like "Anyone else thinking this boy genius should be cracking the code to the universe instead of reporting on it?" But nah good for him must have been a blast and pretty cool to see him here. I'm sure he'll still have more than enough time to solve the world's problems.
John Perry The idea of a God is vast in knowledge. However it’s possible to have both. Asking questions in itself is not wrong, if anything most people with religion understands that there are things beyond our comprehension but that shouldn’t stop us from trying out best to understand them.
They'll never understand that the universe was created from dank memes, which are made out of dank matter of course. I'll take my Nobel Prize now please.
Christopher Gott oh no no sir the universe it’s self is created from dank matter. The dank matter powers the dank memes and the dank memes power the planet. With out dank matter our planet would not exist and with out dank memes our existence wouldn’t evolve..... I just scared the shit out of my self. some dank demon just took control of me and typed that shit 😂 I’ll take my Nobel in the form of dank matter. thanks in advance.
Is there a chance that there's just way more black holes out there than we assume there are? Or what if there's a more simple explanation, like electricity? We all know that electric forces can behave more strongly than gravity. So why do we assume that there isn't some electric force (akin to static electricity pulling a balloon towards your head) which isn't accounting for this force? Gravity is, apparently, extremely weak. I'm not so sure it would take much of a leap of faith to ponder the possibility that the friction of cosmic particles is enough to generate a force stronger than gravity and is what's holding our galaxy together. Then again, I'm just some high school dropout thinking about the cosmos with no formal education or training...
So what did we learn from the trillions of dollars we spent on CERN? - Higgs Boson "god particle" How did it get that name? - It was named after Peter Higgs, a scientist who had a reputation for bullshitting and boasting about false discoveries at CERN. One Mr. Higgs ran to all the scientists and said he saw a particle that didn't show of on the computer after a collision... He said the particle talked to him and said we live in a simulation, stop wasting tax dollars and your time colliding your laser toys like little children.. All the scientists laughed until the outside public tax payer critics against CERN asked what all that money accomplished... With nothing to show for, a funny scientist came up with a BS "boson" name called Higgs Boson "God Particle"... Ironically it worked as Christian Evangelicals donated millions to the Atheist CERN scientists, from all around the world.. While the tax payers weep..
ShadoeFax our telescopes cant even see them, they are lost in the glare from their stars. All we see is a small dip in the stars brightness, a rhythmic pattern indicates an eclipse. Its easiest to find gas giants who orbit close. Their composition is speculation.
@@Shamrocc that's what I mean, they're so fucking far away we could be looking in they're direction and never see them. The universe is bigger than anyone can fathom.
I usually hate vice but this kid was excellent! He clearly has formal schooling in science. He also asked knowledgeable engaging questions and had a clear enthusiasm for the topic during interviews.
Thank you, Vice. I love this sort of reporting. Especially the way the host and scientists explained the information in a way that a layperson may understand it.
Evan Herpin Loved until VICE got the origin of the Internet wrong not almost; completely. It was DARPA/DoD/Major Universities and not CERN (or Al Gore). I loved this piece but technical inaccuracy means CERN would pre-date Gopher/UseNet/AOL/DialUp/Modems/BBS, talking Cold War era which CERN very much not around during. Otherwise cause felt Internet origin Story vital, fully wish this journalist a fantastic career as has natural talent and curiosity. Maybe would cover origin of the Internet?
My guess on why we don't know what space is made of is because we simply don't understand, but soon we will. For example, The Great Pyramids till today, still has no clear conclusion on how they made the Pyramid with blocks that weigh as much as a Cadillac SUV. And these things were built 5000 years ago. They were probably built using such an easy method, that humans have completely forgot about it, or just that US modern humans and scientist are over thinking and over complicating.
@@scisnack00 I have a belief that human civilizations is kind of like a graph. I believe that it rises and decreases over periods of time in reference to technology. Like you stated, the egyptian pyramids being able to produce electricity. I feel they were significantly more advanced then we thought they were. And something had to happen to cause civilizations to decrease in technology. What would cause the decline is what I don't understand.
We live in a many - dimensional world. In the fifth dimension time can go in any direction and at any speed. By the time you look at the eighth or ninth dimension whatever is there is what we would call God.
Only in Academia can you get away with saying something like "94% of the stuff in the universe doesn't follow the laws of physics" completely straight-faced. Math, it's a hell of a drug.
I think dark matters a pretty simple concept really. We live in the 3rd dimension.. we think theres 10 dimensions but we can only see our own dimension, the missing matter is just the other dimensions that we cant see... and also probably where all the super advanced aliens live
KoKo FitFaded me too! I am obsessed learning more about the universe. My wife gets mad because I stress my kids out about the dying universe , black holes, end of time!
I've been studying general relativity for nearly two years now. But I'm starting to worry that dark matter isn't real. I sure hope that I'm alive when and if it's directly found. sometime while
Its been a pleasure reading the comments on this. They are insightful, intelligent and above all collaborating in a positive direction of different theories. Bring on more video's like these @VICENEWS
Comments are many things, annoying and opinionated chief amongst them, but can they ever really be unnecessary? They are the avenue for people to express themselves, and in a world with increasing pressure for people to "sit down and shut up" about their opinions, we should encourage every scrap of expressionism we encounter, even if it is, at times, annoying.
Vice, please keep making videos on everything exciting and positive thats going on in the world today. News today can make the future seem dim but we are on the cusp a lot of amazing discoveries!
Nuclear physicist and VICE correspondent Taylor Wilson went to meet the scientists working to solve the greatest mystery of the universe.
Watch all of season 5 of VICE on HBO here - bit.ly/2D3FpHB
Subscribe to VICE News here: bit.ly/Subscribe-to-VICE-News
VICE News so he started working on vice. Yaay
Dark Matter does not exist, physicists have not used the EM field in the calculations.
next look for the alchemist stone hehe
didn't yu know dark matter has been debunked quite a few times already? honestly. in scientific journal. see SuspiciousObservers for the links.
if you really have issues, ill find them for you.
Oh, I wasn't first to come here to say that dark matter is complete BS.
He did a really good job.
I love how excited the reporter is like he seems so interested and idk that's making me really interested too
he built a mini nuke reactor at like 15 years old
His names Taylor Wilson, super cool dude to read up on, love when he does vice pieces.
This journalist made me smile. It's so refreshing..... to see someone so excited, intrigued, and happy about their work.
Dont we all wish that
He’s a nuclear physicist first :D I’m sure we can see why he loves this
This guy made a nuclear reactor in his house when he was 14. I hope vice is taking care of him :D
Well done VICE, these are the types of stories and interviews I’m looking for. So many other news sources only talk about politics or popular culture, so when there is something else it is such a breath of fresh air.
Ryan , I can only assume your comment is dripping with sarcasm, in which case well done, I’ve met someone drier then me.
You can just read a book. This is a very old topic
@@Ryan-iu8yd go play with your mama!
I agree with you . I do not give a darn about Priyanka Chopra marrying Nick Jones . Or what Trump said
So refreshing. Loved it too
Hundreds of millions of dollars of equipment a mile plus underground.
Q: "What have you found?"
A: "Nothing."
So what did we learn from the trillions of dollars we spent on CERN? - Higgs Boson "god particle"
How did it get that name? - It was named after Peter Higgs, a scientist who had a reputation for bullshitting and boasting about false discoveries at CERN. One Mr. Higgs ran to all the scientists and said he saw a particle that didn't show of on the computer after a collision...
He said the particle talked to him and said we live in a simulation, stop wasting tax dollars and your time colliding your laser toys like little children.. All the scientists laughed until the outside public tax payer critics against CERN asked what all that money accomplished...
With nothing to show for, a funny scientist came up with a BS "boson" name called Higgs Boson "God Particle"...
Ironically it worked as Christian Evangelicals donated millions to the Atheist CERN scientists, from all around the world.. While the tax payers weep..
@Aurora Noah I'll try and remember to tell that to the battered, homeless and neglected people down at the shelter next week. They'll understand there's not enough money in this country to help them, and they should just move forward. Gotcha! 👌
I bet you have no problem with spending trillions of dollars on useless and illegal wars though
yet
edmund Of course, no one in their right mind likes anything about being at war, which would definitely include having to fund it with their tax dollars, obviously, but most intelligent people understand that war is sometimes a very necessary evil, and having the strongest military on the planet is always a wonderful thing, despite the costs of it. Only a very naive, extremely simple-minded person would disagree with that, but you seem to be one of those kinds of people, unfortunately. You probably don’t think we even need a military, seeing how no one ever attacks us. lol I’m laughing about that because I bet you wouldn’t even get why that’s such a ridiculous thought to have. Any taxes you pay for defense are for your own good, even if you’re too dumb to realize it. You shouldn’t talk about things you don’t understand. You are a simpleton, edmund with a lower case “e,” and it shows.
"Dark matter" is a term they use to explain things they actually can't.
💯💯💯
Yup, it’s just like how they explain the fact that what goes up must come down here on my home planet 🌎 What is the reason for that? Well, it’s because of gravity, of course. Everybody knows that.
🥂👍🏻
plaguedr88 That’s literally definition is science. It’s explaining things we can’t. Gravity technically doesn’t exist and there’s no proof of it existing, finding the proof isn’t science. There’s no gravity molecules or anything, we don’t know why it exists but we can observe it’s effects. Gravity is an explanation, not a proof. Same with dark matter, we can observe it’s effects but we don’t know what it is.
Humans hate not knowing anything. Truth is nobody knows shit. Nothing exists since humans made up these words. What's gravity? A human made word that explains nothing.
of course there will be more to discover, we are 13 billion years behind what is actually going on out there
This is deep
Technically speaking we are AHEAD. The stars we see died billions of years ago.
Reptar well we are behind. We are in today, but what we see is 13 billion years old. There is a place that is 13 billion years ahead of what we see when we look at it today
Reptar Nope. We're the lowest point in the universe and all the stars we see billions of years away are part of seventh heaven we are in. Dunya' means the lowest of the low. There is no downwards from here. The only way is up.
Reptar you just contradicted yourself.
I love how science at the highest level just admits they really don't know what's going on
"What have we found?!"
"........NOTHING! :D"
gatheringoflight Spaceballs! LOL!
Al-Anbiya 21:30
أَوَلَمْ يَرَ ٱلَّذِينَ كَفَرُوٓا۟ أَنَّ ٱلسَّمَٰوَٰتِ وَٱلْأَرْضَ كَانَتَا رَتْقًا فَفَتَقْنَٰهُمَاۖ وَجَعَلْنَا مِنَ ٱلْمَآءِ كُلَّ شَىْءٍ حَىٍّۖ أَفَلَا يُؤْمِنُونَ
Have those who disbelieved not considered that the heavens and the earth were a joined entity, and We separated them and made from water every living thing? Then will they not believe?
Adh-Dhariyat 51:47
وَٱلسَّمَآءَ بَنَيْنَٰهَا بِأَيْي۟دٍ وَإِنَّا لَمُوسِعُونَ
And the heaven We constructed with strength, and indeed, We (Royal I of ALLAH-The Creator) are [its] expander.
-ISLAM Quran has already given all information about things on creation, 1400 years ago.
@@shafirahaman if u can't make sense don't speak shit here...
Cj treasure well I guess the world wide web for one. It's kind of a big deal you could say. Uniting humanity into a collective that will ultimately lead to answering the secrets of this universe.
Well what they call as dark Matter or dark energy is essentially Non Physical so he is right when he says they found Nothing (No-thing).
No detection of Dark Matter, but this video of 11 mins. already attracted 8 unsksippable ads.
Thanks YT for such a beautiful experience.
What we found so far? --Nothing
What is dark energy? --You tell me
Why am I still watching this..
Yuejun Li ...lmaoo 😂🤦🏿♂️
So what did we learn from the trillions of dollars we spent on CERN? - Higgs Boson "god particle"
How did it get that name? - It was named after Peter Higgs, a scientist who had a reputation for bullshitting and boasting about false discoveries at CERN. One Mr. Higgs ran to all the scientists and said he saw a particle that didn't show of on the computer after a collision...
He said the particle talked to him and said we live in a simulation, stop wasting tax dollars and your time colliding your laser toys like little children.. All the scientists laughed until the outside public tax payer critics against CERN asked what all that money accomplished...
With nothing to show for, a funny scientist came up with a BS "boson" name called Higgs Boson "God Particle"...
Ironically it worked as Christian Evangelicals donated millions to the Atheist CERN scientists, from all around the world.. While the tax payers weep..
@@rrpearsall where do u get this information. Is there a link? I'd like to read more about what ur speaking of. Thanks
@@moemoelunpride123 All the info was pieced together by various UA-cam clips and someone on JRE "Joe Rogan Experience".. Some of the religious and conspiratorial minded people have a very dark take on it. Where they are conCERNed this is the devils playground or Pandora's Box.. which could potentially tear a hole in the fabric of space/time or disrupt the order of quantum behavior..
Others believe it's just a massive money scam, which ammasses hundreds of billions $$ to the ruling class..
yuejun li is thinking what im thinking, big deal, how does this help Earths problems?
Suddenly everyone becomes an expert particle physicist in the comments sectoon
Vice feed your reporters.
He is the best
Cornelius Maximilianus lmfaoooo
Lmao 🤣
Also, help him buy some non-ironic pants.
😂😂👍👍
Nah bro the greatest mystery of the universe is where my dad went
I’m sorry son I’m coming back later on in your life when you get a house for me to stay in love you son.
ahhh the classic joke.
works everytime.
@@freehhhh2086 That's messed up
So sad
This Vice journalist is cool. They should have him report more stories for Vice.
Jose Reyna this was suprising and good. I'm waiting to see the usual SJW bullshit somewhere in the video.
I disagree... I couldn't handle his voice or his looks!
He also made his own fusion reactor and has developed much safer fission power plants. I would consider him a genius.
where do you read this..?
He sports a mean blouse for sure.
You hit a new level of reporting when not just your interviewees love what they're doing but the interviewer is just as intrigued and fascinated by the subject as the experts are. Epic piece!
fake comment
@@TrippyZip Yup! Doesn't exist :)
What if it’s not dark “matter”? What if our unifying theories of physics are just not correct? There’s no evidence it’s matter. Maybe we just don’t understand gravity.
Will Cerf always possible, but the theorie of gravity has supported the success of too many of current technologies i.e. satellites. But you never know... well you can
If you define "matter" as "a substance/object with mass that exists within space", then there is indeed evidence that it is matter. We have observed its effect on gravitational fields (by looking at gravitational lensing). We have even been able to map out clumps of dark matter around galaxies. So we know it's there. We know how it behaves (on large scales). All we don't know is what it's made of. That's the mystery.
Regarding our theories of gravity: Our theory of macroscopic gravity (general relativity) is one of the most accurate and well-tested theories in physics. What we don't know about gravity is how it behaves at the microscopic (quantum) level. But that wouldn't affect our observations of dark matter, since those were taken on a macroscopic scale. (In physics, size scale actually matters.) It's possible that quantum gravity and dark matter are linked, but that's only speculation. The idea that dark matter is simply a weakly-interacting particle is much more substantiated.
Exactly right. We have fixed gravity and the speed of light as "universal constants" that underpin all of our formulas, but we have only ever measured them around 2 or 3 specs of dust in the vast universe. This is like measuring the temperature in a few rooms of your house and declaring them global constants... pure foolishness. There is no dark matter.
General/special relativity - the theories that depend on the speed of causality (aka the speed of light) and the gravitational constant - have been extensively tested and verified both locally and on galactic scales. Those constants were not chosen arbitrarily.
You're suggesting that these constants are variable. That is a hypothesis (VSL) that has floated around the physics community for a while, but there has been no experimental or observational evidence to support it so far.
This has always been my thought on this "matter". Why isn't anyone questioning dark matter as simply a failure in the equations around gravity and astrophysics? Instead we just say that there's "dark matter"? Doesn't this sound more like they're filling a hole with the god of the gaps? Instead of looking for dark matter, shouldn't we be re-evaluating our calculations of motion? Aren't we just missing something? Or is that simply an unconscionable and heretical threat to the status quo?
Very well done Vice
I appreciate that you've used a reporter that is clearly knowledgable and interested in the subject matter
Taylor Wilson , bloody hell I thought this guy was gonna build a new type of nuclear reactors
He is correspondent for this report. =)
true that he made yellow cake in his back yard and shane smith did cover that story, so I guess they started talking and he is covering some physics story for VICE.
No that was the "Nuclear Boy Scout" you're thinking of. Taylor built a working fusion prototype with his twin.
I know right. 2 min in I came down to the comments like "Anyone else thinking this boy genius should be cracking the code to the universe instead of reporting on it?"
But nah good for him must have been a blast and pretty cool to see him here. I'm sure he'll still have more than enough time to solve the world's problems.
Taylor’s face whenever the scientists are explaining something is 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
More science plz 😀😀😀😀
It is not called "Dark Matter" it is called The All Mighty, The Most High who keeps everything in perfect precision
Religion is the death of common sense, logic, innovation, and exploration.
@@Trashh757 which religion asked you to stop using your logic ?
akashjefe what kinda logic is god lol
@@anmolsxndhu If you know the meaning of logic then it is perfectly logical to have an argument on the concept of God.
John Perry The idea of a God is vast in knowledge. However it’s possible to have both. Asking questions in itself is not wrong, if anything most people with religion understands that there are things beyond our comprehension but that shouldn’t stop us from trying out best to understand them.
dank matter
Just OK Gameplay exactly!
They'll never understand that the universe was created from dank memes, which are made out of dank matter of course. I'll take my Nobel Prize now please.
Christopher Gott oh no no sir the universe it’s self is created from dank matter. The dank matter powers the dank memes and the dank memes power the planet. With out dank matter our planet would not exist and with out dank memes our existence wouldn’t evolve..... I just scared the shit out of my self. some dank demon just took control of me and typed that shit 😂 I’ll take my Nobel in the form of dank matter. thanks in advance.
@@wereabouttoargueaintwe4582 😂😂😂
Guys that's whole lotta cringe over here
This series is the best thing Vice has ever done.
They'll never find it because it's in my House
Tavi Ke Sir, we got a warrant, open up.
NSA do you see this?
Is it your mom?
Open up dat asshole. Let the darkness be discovered. Spread em wide 4 da science
Man... You weren't supposed to say anything. Edgar is *not* going to be happy.
Is there a chance that there's just way more black holes out there than we assume there are?
Or what if there's a more simple explanation, like electricity? We all know that electric forces can behave more strongly than gravity. So why do we assume that there isn't some electric force (akin to static electricity pulling a balloon towards your head) which isn't accounting for this force?
Gravity is, apparently, extremely weak. I'm not so sure it would take much of a leap of faith to ponder the possibility that the friction of cosmic particles is enough to generate a force stronger than gravity and is what's holding our galaxy together.
Then again, I'm just some high school dropout thinking about the cosmos with no formal education or training...
Thats the great thing about science.. Now you have a hunch now go to some exploring.
Congratulations. That's the dumbest thing I ever read. College isn't for everybody.
Oh its the kid who made nuclear reactors at home
Link_ 82 that kid died recently
Yeah the kind that followed a tutorial on building a fusion reactor
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Hahn except the kid wasn't a kid anymore if this is who you were talking about BC
and then here's the interviewer that Link was talking about: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taylor_Wilson
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This is absolutely Terrific . Treat for minds who are ruled by curiosity .
Guys all you have to do is get diamond camo on all weapons. Smh 🤦🏼♀️
I would say Consciousness is actually the greatest mystery of the universe.
When you find that dark matter, please eat some.
I like this kid who's reporting, he's genuinely enthusiastic and asked all the right questions.
Like it says in Hebrews "He holds all things together by the word of His power"
What the substance of that power is I don't think we'll ever find out.
what hebrew? the hebrew bible?
@@demoncore7275 Book in the Old Testament of the Bible.
So what did we learn from the trillions of dollars we spent on CERN? - Higgs Boson "god particle"
How did it get that name? - It was named after Peter Higgs, a scientist who had a reputation for bullshitting and boasting about false discoveries at CERN. One Mr. Higgs ran to all the scientists and said he saw a particle that didn't show of on the computer after a collision...
He said the particle talked to him and said we live in a simulation, stop wasting tax dollars and your time colliding your laser toys like little children.. All the scientists laughed until the outside public tax payer critics against CERN asked what all that money accomplished...
With nothing to show for, a funny scientist came up with a BS "boson" name called Higgs Boson "God Particle"...
Ironically it worked as Christian Evangelicals donated millions to the Atheist CERN scientists, from all around the world.. While the tax payers weep..
Amen
Vice.
Please give this dude more stories.
Excellent story and reporter.
The reason why we haven't found life on other planets is because our telescopes look into a planets past because of how long it takes light to travel.
ShadoeFax our telescopes cant even see them, they are lost in the glare from their stars. All we see is a small dip in the stars brightness, a rhythmic pattern indicates an eclipse. Its easiest to find gas giants who orbit close. Their composition is speculation.
@@Shamrocc that's what I mean, they're so fucking far away we could be looking in they're direction and never see them. The universe is bigger than anyone can fathom.
ShadoeFax mind boggling!
Great short documentary and Amazing interviewer
Cast this dude as Phineas for a real life Phineas and Ferb movie yo
I usually hate vice but this kid was excellent! He clearly has formal schooling in science. He also asked knowledgeable engaging questions and had a clear enthusiasm for the topic during interviews.
some people need to complain about everything.. good video, thanks!
john pardon sometimes reasonable people criticize something you like.
yes but the complains made here do not sound very reasonable imo.
Lol.. that was a complaint too man.
shssshhh you say nothing :P
Bless you gentlemen for the laugh, humanity is beautiful.
Thank you, Vice. I love this sort of reporting. Especially the way the host and scientists explained the information in a way that a layperson may understand it.
Evan Herpin Loved until VICE got the origin of the Internet wrong not almost; completely.
It was DARPA/DoD/Major Universities and not CERN (or Al Gore).
I loved this piece but technical inaccuracy means CERN would pre-date Gopher/UseNet/AOL/DialUp/Modems/BBS, talking Cold War era which CERN very much not around during.
Otherwise cause felt Internet origin Story vital, fully wish this journalist a fantastic career as has natural talent and curiosity.
Maybe would cover origin of the Internet?
My guess on why we don't know what space is made of is because we simply don't understand, but soon we will.
For example, The Great Pyramids till today, still has no clear conclusion on how they made the Pyramid with blocks that weigh as much as a Cadillac SUV. And these things were built 5000 years ago.
They were probably built using such an easy method, that humans have completely forgot about it, or just that US modern humans and scientist are over thinking and over complicating.
@@scisnack00 I have a belief that human civilizations is kind of like a graph. I believe that it rises and decreases over periods of time in reference to technology. Like you stated, the egyptian pyramids being able to produce electricity. I feel they were significantly more advanced then we thought they were. And something had to happen to cause civilizations to decrease in technology. What would cause the decline is what I don't understand.
No The Egyptians were cosmically guided by an alien force, or they were extraterrestrials that existed only during that time
We live in a many - dimensional world. In the fifth dimension time can go in any direction and at any speed. By the time you look at the eighth or ninth dimension whatever is there is what we would call God.
I couldn’t take him seriously...he sounds like Tina from Bobs Burger
I'm in tears lmaoooo
Beautiful introductory short, nothing to complain about, well, just one thing, I wish it was of longer duration.
Best fucking story! You guys need to keep it up because we need more reporting like this in our lives.
SHUT UP NERD😤👊👊(in my Nelson voice) lol jk this is a good story though😀
Ha ha (in my nelson voice)
Please do more videos on this topic
Genuinely cannot believe so many people really liked this reporter 🤯
Made me uncomfortable looking at him. Grotesquely ugly and awkward
videos are so much better when the interviewer is passionate about the material her/himself
Thanks vice please more science news!
that pink skin reporter sounds and looks too gay
fantastic video!
What if dark matter is part of a 4D world that people can't see but due to scientific advancements we are now able to understand that it exists.
Make sense because we are limited to models that are 3D
how have more people not watched this video? Hats off Vice, thanks for the vid
That was fucking amazing and inspirational. I'm literally speechless, and it doesn't often happen in this hyper-stimulated world. Thank you Vice.
The best thing I have seen I awhile.. Awesome job in simplifying such complicated science information
I have a feeling if this kid ever decides to quit his job at Vice he’ll be discovering dark matter.
strories like these are so rare from vice nowdays
Only in Academia can you get away with saying something like "94% of the stuff in the universe doesn't follow the laws of physics" completely straight-faced. Math, it's a hell of a drug.
It's the other universe(s) pulling interacting with our universe. Another dimension.
Se nota la pasión del reportero por el tema. Me encanta la actitud del muchacho.
I think dark matters a pretty simple concept really. We live in the 3rd dimension.. we think theres 10 dimensions but we can only see our own dimension, the missing matter is just the other dimensions that we cant see... and also probably where all the super advanced aliens live
First good video from vice in years
6:40
Her: "So we understand it at the Microscopic level"
Also her in the same sentance: "However we dont understand it at the microscopic level."
So she actually says Macroscopic first, but that still pretty much sums up this video lol
she said macroscopic*
@@rudyxortiz See my comment above
Love this. Absolutely addicted to the study of our universe. What a beautiful mind f*ck. Amazing. Awesome upload VICE. Thanks a lot 🙏🏻👏🔥
KoKo FitFaded me too! I am obsessed learning more about the universe. My wife gets mad because I stress my kids out about the dying universe , black holes, end of time!
CERN is trying to make a Time Machine using large hadron collider. Just recently watched Steins Gate anime. LoL.😛
Very nice, Vice! The host was surely excited to visit those fascinating places!
I've been studying general relativity for nearly two years now. But I'm starting to worry that dark matter isn't real. I sure hope that I'm alive when and if it's directly found. sometime while
It's real and i have found it!!! To put it simply.... Dark matter is 5th dimensional carbon.
It is the force Luke, it is what binds the universe, and all living things together.
I'm counting on you geeks to bring us time travel in my lifetime, or at the very least, the next one... Please! don't let me down.. okay
You already are
Its been a pleasure reading the comments on this. They are insightful, intelligent and above all collaborating in a positive direction of different theories. Bring on more video's like these @VICENEWS
Well..Luca Modric you have a great another job besides in the football field...
Really great segment, thanks vice!
9:04
5:47 These two have absolutely no idea how to wear hard hats haha
They’re wearing them the right way, and the way you’ve known your whole life has been incorrect.
Beautiful!! Incredibly well done, I am sending this to the students for Skype a Scientist!
Scientists: Let’s throw billions of dollars and man hours to try and understand the “fundamental force of nature”.
God: 🤣
That is the Faustian spirit, my dude.
Lmao, ikr 😅
Unfortunately there is no such thing as god
“Propel ourselves into the stars” I hope it happens within my lifetime.
There are so many unnecessary comments here.
Comments are many things, annoying and opinionated chief amongst them, but can they ever really be unnecessary? They are the avenue for people to express themselves, and in a world with increasing pressure for people to "sit down and shut up" about their opinions, we should encourage every scrap of expressionism we encounter, even if it is, at times, annoying.
xWood4000 like yours one!!
And god bless you for letting us know. so here is another one, just for you
Your comments ranks as #1 of unnecessary comments
The irony..
love this reporter/journalist!
Second he said Switzerland I said cern .those guys just make everything they can’t find
Why don't they call it invisible matter?.. P.S. John 3:16 the 1st Corinthians 14:33 and Isaiah 53
When. You named dark matter to something you don’t understand 😄🤷🏻♂️🙏🏻
Florida Aiolos that’s the whole point of science, explaining things we don’t know.
Vice, please keep making videos on everything exciting and positive thats going on in the world today. News today can make the future seem dim but we are on the cusp a lot of amazing discoveries!
My lower brain says, "somebody please break his nose".
Why did this make me emotional 😭
dont know why 3:01 this guy do not belong here ...lol
"There is no better driver of innovation than just asking really really big hard question."
👇This is how much money I have!
- 4:09
haha
glad to see Bruno has found a job as a reporter
they r looking for God. Now give me the Nobel Prize
M Ikram yes sir
Not only that they looking for heaven as will🤔🤔🙏
@@jameswingo8824 well if they find one, they will most likely find tge other💣💥
God aint smart then. He created light on the 1st day, and then stars on the 4th day. That makes no sense. God can't physics
@@RockinLoud360 makes perfect sense if you know that light is energy in its purest form.
Mom: What were you doing at that party??
Me: 4:08
Is it really a good idea to re-create the big bang?
Awesome. Great video.
Sweet Lord ... give that guy a sandwich
dude cern has those eye recognition doors like black mesa :o
Anyway it's all Trumps fault…
agreed
I thought it was supposed to be the Russians fault Dimitriy.
Taylor Wilson got a job! Good for him.
"om Namah shiva" and that's my answer for your big question
The reporter looks like a kid in a candy store. Love it.
Technically, you can’t answer “where” we came from.....
There is so much to learn!! He got that shirt at H&M if anyone wonders :))
I’ve never been a bully but after looking at this nerds face for 30 seconds I wanna take his lunch money