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  • Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
  • This video is essentially my tribute to Stephen Hawking, an inspiration for many physics students and general curious people.
    We are all time travellers journeying together into the future. It is up to us to make the future a place we want to visit.
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 362

  • @krampus8362
    @krampus8362 6 років тому +115

    “Let’s just causally ignore the supernova that is happening.”

    • @Diklyquill
      @Diklyquill 4 роки тому +5

      I had to pause cos i was laughing so hard!!

  • @RichMitch
    @RichMitch 5 років тому +355

    Find you a woman who looks at you the same way tibees looks at hawking radiation in the thumbnail

    • @jodinha4225
      @jodinha4225 5 років тому +17

      Rich Mitch or just be Hawking radiation

    • @cryora
      @cryora 4 роки тому +3

      People look different when they are looking at something vs. when they are looking at you.

  • @MonchiroWK
    @MonchiroWK 6 років тому +341

    I really like your thoughts, and your soft voice makes your videos very relaxing and interesting. I'm under your spell :)

    • @vincyy02
      @vincyy02 2 роки тому

      @@mimoshi2.040 PARA KOFER PARA KOFER

    • @abhimanyutripathi9
      @abhimanyutripathi9 2 роки тому

      Samee..i feel a kind of sensation in my head sometimes when i hear her😂

  • @raalgames
    @raalgames 5 років тому +30

    This video is so beautiful. It made me think of when I was a teenager and used to go to my best friend's house. He used to tell me about the universe at night for hours. I loved that. He is passionate about physics. Unfortunately, he currently lives in a different continent than mine. But what a great feeling of nostalgia. We used to go to the countryside to look at the stars at night and talk about the meaning of life. Physics is beautiful.

  • @---.-----
    @---.----- 6 років тому +52

    One of the main reasons I like Stephen Hawking is because he is the triumph of the mind over the body. Your videos are awesome, keep the good work, my generation will need more inspiring icons in science now...

  • @hal6yon
    @hal6yon 6 років тому +134

    It's 10 pm here, and I'm sitting alone in my apartment listening to you talk about Professor Hawking and it's so enlightening, soothing and calming. Thanks for doing this.

    • @cletuswyns
      @cletuswyns Рік тому +2

      I’d like to prompt you to look back on your life four years ago and remember that night in your apartment. How has your life changed?
      Greetings from another time:D

    • @andyg4929
      @andyg4929 9 місяців тому

      @@cletuswynsmy life has changed a LOT in 5 years. A lot of way it has improved, and others not so much lol. But overall I like where I’m at 😄

  • @MajorTommmm
    @MajorTommmm 5 років тому +81

    Tibees: "I am sad"
    also Tibees: :^)

  • @m_riatik
    @m_riatik 6 років тому +64

    ahh universe sandbox. i remember one time when i turned the voyager 1 into a black hole

  • @mertuncensored
    @mertuncensored 6 років тому +43

    Your comments about extraterrestrial depictions are actually something I have been thinking about since I was a child. People tend to depict life in terms of what we have known as life. But it depends on how life is defined. For example, could something (?) that sustains itself (like an organism, it is like it forms what it needs to continue its existence) be considered alive? This whole thing is very broad and extremely difficult to reduce to concrete examples.

    • @aaaxfbhc
      @aaaxfbhc 6 років тому +3

      If you watched Rick and Morty, they've got pretty interesting depictions of extraterrestial life in the sense of "thinking outside the box". And they do it in a very entertaining way too.

    • @joaomatthiesen8866
      @joaomatthiesen8866 4 роки тому +2

      Morning dream I am a bit late but I would like to add something. In my first biology class of High School my teacher defined what does a being need to “have” to be considered life, according to NASA definitions, and it turned out that it has to have 8 “capacity tools”, like metabolism and cells, and it needs to be capable of passing through Darwin evolution. Meanwhile, this point is really interesting and I agree with you, we search for life based on what we know as life, and we can’t even conclude if a virus has life or not. But then we enter in philosophical area, because how can we search for a thing we don’t know and It’s not like anything we know? And how to base our searches on something different than what we know?

    • @randomusername509
      @randomusername509 3 роки тому

      @@aaaxfbhc true, I really like their imagination :)

    • @KydaWoIf
      @KydaWoIf 2 роки тому +1

      @@aaaxfbhc really dude? rick and morty? we're talking about real science here

  • @rafaelespinoza1759
    @rafaelespinoza1759 6 років тому +5

    You are really inspiring me to keep my interest in Physics. Despite it being a difficult subject, I love that you keep the passion and magical attachment to space. It's beautiful.

  • @SouthernHerdsman
    @SouthernHerdsman 6 років тому +12

    Your thoughts reflect a beautiful heart that you have. I reckon NASA would love to have you as a public outreach ambassador.

  • @steinraf
    @steinraf 6 років тому +159

    Do some Kerbal Space Program!

  • @No-pm4ss
    @No-pm4ss 5 років тому +5

    6:05 it got very poetical and relaxing when you talked about that quote. Thanks for these videos!

  • @terrystearns1196
    @terrystearns1196 2 роки тому +2

    Please don't stop making these video's.. Your soothing voice and excellent explanation makes these a treasure.

  • @Arycke
    @Arycke 6 років тому +1

    Love your videos, Tibees! I work in a chemical lab, but my degree is in Mathematics and I study physics as a hobby and have taken many courses ranging from electromagnetism, to quantum mechanics, to cosmology. Math, physics, and chemistry are my three favorite things in the world as a three way tie with cats. We are only as good as our understanding of the world around us. The language of the universe, mathematics, and the intrinsic importance of physics dominates my thoughts.

  • @Raymie2k9
    @Raymie2k9 4 роки тому +2

    I've never seen anyone stay so calm when destroying a whole lot of matter just to get a ring around a black hole :D LOVING IT :D

  • @RobSHoglund
    @RobSHoglund 5 років тому +1

    Your awe and zeal are very inspirational as I watch you explore the universe through this gameplay.

  • @daveymjohnson
    @daveymjohnson 4 роки тому +3

    Tibees is awsome. Imagine having a conversation with her about all things physics and intellectual. Not enough time in a day.

  • @behnamplays
    @behnamplays 4 роки тому +1

    I listen to this to get calm. I hope you'll do some narrations or podcasts as your voice and accent is so relaxing and peaceful, esp. since it shows your enthusiasm as well.

  • @lockon936
    @lockon936 6 років тому +77

    Wait I have Chemistery exams tomorrow and on friday, why I am not studying ?!
    Oh yeah because Tibees' video is more interesting anyways ! 😊

    • @deadmanperipherals
      @deadmanperipherals 5 років тому +2

      Lol. I hope you did well on the exam.

    • @themax2848
      @themax2848 4 роки тому

      Savage Adidas Tracksuit Slavaboo how did you do in that exam?

  • @mishtaromaniello8295
    @mishtaromaniello8295 5 років тому +6

    0:09 *smiling* “...and, that is sad.”

  • @Prince7G
    @Prince7G 5 років тому +6

    "Stephen hawking passed away recently and that is sad" she says while smiling.
    And i am dead 😂

  • @jomana1109
    @jomana1109 6 років тому +1

    The way you described that quote really made my day...Keep doing what you do, it's incredible!!!
    Have a nice day or night!

  • @FlibbidyFleu
    @FlibbidyFleu 5 років тому +1

    Your video reminded me of my favorite depiction of an alien from science fiction, "MorningLightMountain" from Peter Hamilton's book _Pandora's Star._ Although the aliens motivations are fairly typical, Hamilton does an excellent job of telling a first person story through the mind of a being that has nothing in common with the human experience. In the book he is reversing the question of what characteristics would alien life have and instead asks, what characteristics does humanity have and how well would deductive reasoning work in order to understand them.

  • @neeraj33negi
    @neeraj33negi 6 років тому +1

    The way you talk is quite relaxing. Background game music makes it even more beautiful.

  • @DamianAI9
    @DamianAI9 5 років тому +18

    0:08 i like how she says "that is sad" and she smiled anyway
    no hate, just fun

  • @GncnrProduct
    @GncnrProduct 4 роки тому +2

    most effective meditation is this video serie of yours!!!

  • @jessemnmehe1347
    @jessemnmehe1347 6 років тому +12

    My favourite astrophysicist💙👌😍

  • @captaintimcurry1713
    @captaintimcurry1713 6 років тому +4

    Your voice over the game music is one of the most beautiful things I've heard in a long time! I'm new to the channel but do you talk much about the relations between physics and chemistry? I'm going to start my chemical engineering degree soon!

  • @KydaWoIf
    @KydaWoIf 3 роки тому +2

    This is the sweetest video I have ever seen

  • @TechyBen
    @TechyBen 3 роки тому

    A really interesting scientific paper got released last year IIRC, showing mathematically that Hawking Radiation is the same as "worm holes". Really interesting that Hawking made the discovery that may give even more understanding in the future (for example Quantum Gravity hints).

  • @jeffreyclark9844
    @jeffreyclark9844 Місяць тому

    Tiebees-
    Your best video ever!
    Continue onward at your own pace.

  • @brianjohns49
    @brianjohns49 6 років тому +1

    I too was saddened to hear about Stephen Hawkings passing though I find much joy in his life's accomplishments considering the immense hurdles he'd overcome to his studies and research. Perhaps one of the most intriguing aspects about his work is his work on black holes and of course Hawking Radiation. I believe I've even watched one of your prior videos where you discuss this topic and it has much to do with information theory, and perhaps the second law of thermodynamics and how it relates to black holes and perhaps Hawking Radiation. I mean, and please forgive my ignorance that black holes seem to consume matter, and spit out the constituent matter as its equivalent energy and information. That is, the energy produced by converting it from matter, with what we get from the vents being the information content of the matter consumed. With the energy vented in the form of information reduced to its maximum entropy in terms of the matter it once was. Kind of like an encryptor or compressor of matter into information and entropy. I believe that is one of the areas of Hawking's exploration with regard to his work on black holes.
    Once again, thanks for the great videos. You have become a great inspiration to many like myself and hopefully to an entire generation of new and hopeful students. :-)

  • @kangyuzhang8183
    @kangyuzhang8183 6 років тому +1

    I feel really soothing while watching your videos:)

  • @jaiswalharsh_
    @jaiswalharsh_ 5 років тому

    The mystery of the universe is what makes Physics sooooo interesting. I may not be good at physics but I love its scope and where it can take us.

  • @shubhabratade7427
    @shubhabratade7427 3 роки тому

    Amazing stuff 🔥 hope you keep making these humbling,relaxing and fun virtual experiences.

  • @patricklambethii9129
    @patricklambethii9129 6 років тому

    Wow, these thoughts are brilliant. I feel like so many people never think about our planet as a little rock like you do and see the need for a common goal for humanity in space exploration. I love your work not only because you’re good at it, but because humanity needs this more than we know. Keep it up!

  • @eduardohenriques3362
    @eduardohenriques3362 6 років тому +5

    Watching your sandbox gameplay videos give me a lot of joy, i would like to see more of these, explaining these kind of topics in the simulator is very interesting and relaxing

    • @tibees
      @tibees  6 років тому

      Thanks for watching

  • @TheTwoFailerLP
    @TheTwoFailerLP 6 років тому +3

    2:50 xDDD one of the heaviest explosions know in the universe is no big deal for her, 'lets just ignore that' ...

  • @acho8387
    @acho8387 Рік тому

    Hello Tibees, thank you for the video. Your voice can tranquilize even the most feral of animals!

  • @peterbonnema8913
    @peterbonnema8913 5 років тому

    I loved just listening to you talking. Very relaxing. Your point about our somewhat limited ability to picture alien life that not resembles life on earth is true. Even NASA's definition of life includes water for some reason... (maybe a good reason, I'm not sure but still).

  • @_shadethedog_4723
    @_shadethedog_4723 5 років тому

    I love the way you speak and the philosophical ideas that you share. I'm thirteen and hoping to study Astronomy and Astrophysics, my dream college is Cambridge. This channel gives me motivation to attempt to complete those dreams. Thank you :)

  • @jrodax5468
    @jrodax5468 6 років тому

    Thank you so much, all the topics you talked about were so interesting and you left me thinking about them. Great video!

  • @WilliamFord972
    @WilliamFord972 4 роки тому +2

    It’s sad that he passed right before the first reconstructed image of a black hole was released.

  • @drewpatel9750
    @drewpatel9750 6 років тому +1

    I don’t want to sound like a cliché but before watching this video I felt like absolute garbage.
    After watching I feel so much better.
    Thank you for the video.

    • @tibees
      @tibees  6 років тому +3

      Thanks for watching

  • @JSan-ek2np
    @JSan-ek2np Рік тому

    Tibees has a way of smiling when she speaks. It’s so infectious to watch/listen to her speak.

  • @xGensai
    @xGensai 6 років тому

    Physics is life. I’m really grateful that I found this channel.

  • @lorder0001
    @lorder0001 5 років тому +1

    Amazing video. Love your thoughts. It's very relaxing, great and inspiring.

  • @hansisbrucker813
    @hansisbrucker813 5 років тому +1

    I love the outlook you have on things ^^

  • @minhazrahman7085
    @minhazrahman7085 3 роки тому

    I dont care about physics just watch videos to appreciate how relaxing your voice is.

  • @pappi8338
    @pappi8338 5 років тому +1

    I loved the concepts Carl Sagan thought of when it comes to non-carbon based life. Who knows, there could be life in more places than we can imagine

  • @playerhateroftheyear1084
    @playerhateroftheyear1084 6 років тому +21

    How is a game like this even created

    • @noimnotnice
      @noimnotnice 6 років тому +23

      Like any other game?

    • @TheHuesSciTech
      @TheHuesSciTech 6 років тому +19

      It's not a physics simulation, beyond the basic orbital mechanics (which is fairly trivial). All of the body collision stuff is fairly obviously a mixture of hard-coded effects and badly broken physics.

    • @ThomasLahn
      @ThomasLahn 4 роки тому

      @@TheHuesSciTech If if was not a physics simulation then (which I doubt), it certainly is one now.

  • @john-weekend
    @john-weekend Рік тому

    Almost ASMR. I enjoyed it! Thx Tibee!

  • @christobanistan8887
    @christobanistan8887 5 років тому +3

    Your blue eyes pull me in. I can't escape. ♥

  • @norcal6181
    @norcal6181 6 років тому

    I love your videos/conversations. Very interesting stuff!

  • @quiquealonso6451
    @quiquealonso6451 6 років тому +1

    We can see un your video that you love the radiation of Hawkins. It’s great to see you, you show incredible exercices. You must go on. Here un spain w dont have too much people like you. Son entusiastic

  • @0erocake157
    @0erocake157 6 років тому +24

    may he rest in peace , some people still believe that earth is flat while they believe that the sun and moon is a globe

    • @tibees
      @tibees  6 років тому +20

      A real shame

    • @christopherellis2663
      @christopherellis2663 5 років тому +1

      Or simply light emitting discs. No appreciation of physics.

  • @finnb585
    @finnb585 6 років тому

    As a biochemist and recreational biophysicist, I would enjoy seeing a video addressing how a physicist would explain dark matter transcription and it's significance to DNA.
    Thank you for your videos, they are always a pleasure.

  • @abhimanyutripathi9
    @abhimanyutripathi9 2 роки тому

    I feel a kind of sensation in my head when i hear you😂😂...idk why your voice is very soothing

  • @urgaalnoir5268
    @urgaalnoir5268 3 роки тому

    'there is a lot of beauty in life on earth" not for me , beauty is found elsewhere and that's why I was born in this era.

  • @celestial410
    @celestial410 6 років тому

    Hey Tibees, I really enjoyed your tribute to Stephen Hawking. I would also like to recommend Space Engine. It's a similar free to play universe simulator but a more first person one where you can roam across the Universe at whatever velocities you like( or you can make matters more complicated by taking control of a ship and be restricted by those pesky laws of physics).

  • @BrandonMiller-k7e
    @BrandonMiller-k7e Рік тому

    I think Wayne Barlowe's novel Expedition and documentary based on it, Alien Planet, are pretty imaginative depictions of Alien life that could possibly exist. They might seem like variations of Earth animal and mushroom plant life maybe but it is pretty alien looking. I've read somewhere that fungi could come from space and that it can survive pretty well in space, so it's possible that life might look erriely similar anyway.

  • @keopsequinox1624
    @keopsequinox1624 3 роки тому

    Loved those Sandbox videos, so interesting and so relaxing.

  • @elpianista4796
    @elpianista4796 5 років тому

    Thx 4 sharing these thoughts, now a days very few talk about this. Excellent

  • @mainakbiswas2584
    @mainakbiswas2584 6 років тому +2

    professor hawkings is the only reason why want to persue astrophysics and cosmology. I still can't get over his death 😢

  • @rochajraphael
    @rochajraphael 6 років тому +1

    I absolutely love this game, it's so soothing.

  • @martm216
    @martm216 6 років тому +1

    Bless you for paying tribute to the great and heroic physicist. (Not that I know more about physics than the average twelve year-old!) You would make an awesome presenter of television programmes about science, Tibees, but I guess you might want to do something more dynamic than that?

    • @tibees
      @tibees  6 років тому

      I would love to be a science presenter, not sure where my career will head at this point

  • @quinntaylorqt8922
    @quinntaylorqt8922 4 роки тому +1

    Damn is her voice soft and so smooth.

  • @warrenebuffett63
    @warrenebuffett63 6 років тому

    You might enjoy the movie arrival, also in avatar the whole forrest was one network. Loved the video

  • @schroedinger42
    @schroedinger42 6 років тому +12

    Your videos are so interesting, inspirational, emotional... I have no words for your videos... just... wow. Is it possible to make a livestream in the future? Just talking about Life and the Universe...
    I would really like to do a conversation with you just talking about this. People like you are really rare nowadays...
    But anyways have a great day! :)

  • @dinoblix4679
    @dinoblix4679 3 роки тому

    The movie Arrival has a nice way of putting aliens outside the human-spectrum

  • @tarunpachori8029
    @tarunpachori8029 5 років тому

    Thanks for sharing Tibee and all best for your P.hD. all the best

  • @marcusotter
    @marcusotter 6 років тому

    Awesome channel. Love all of the videos that I've seen so far.

    • @tibees
      @tibees  6 років тому +1

      Thanks!

  • @laxen614
    @laxen614 4 роки тому

    I love black holes and you are a.good teacher you teach me so you know and you are really good keep it up🙂

  • @krampus8362
    @krampus8362 6 років тому

    Great video, keep up the great content!(I say this in the beginning and not the end of my comment just because of how long my comment is)
    I enjoyed your talk about how humans have depicted aliens. I have always thought about this and how if aliens exist, the chances they are anything like humans in any sort of way is extremely unlikely. I have also thought that, the only chances of life existing that is similar to humans or like we have depicted them is that the way we have become is the only way that life could last in this universe and not be killed by something like an asteroid or something. Obviously that is also incredibly unlikely also. I also think about the chances of life elsewhere in the universe and how scientist’s predictions of the chances are not done right because even if the conditions are perfect for life, the chances are still low that it will even develop or last as long as life on Earth has. It truly is freaky to think about how unlikely we are and if there is life out there.

  • @celestiacosmo4085
    @celestiacosmo4085 6 років тому +1

    This video about Hawking Radiation is amazing! Such a big loss when Prof. Stephen passed away. Btw, how long for you does it take to be a physicist? :)
    Your videos are amazing! You are an inspiration to me too! :)

  • @lightsab4675
    @lightsab4675 6 років тому

    We all looked up to him. Thank you for making this video.
    May he rest in peace.

  • @rendelbb00n85
    @rendelbb00n85 3 роки тому

    Yes Joel Hernandez she is really relaxing and this makes things really interesting :)))

  • @marinka1895
    @marinka1895 5 років тому

    There's an interesting novel on the topic of what extraterrestrial life could look like, and whether we would be able to fathom it, by Stanislav Lem - it's called Solaris. I think it touches nicely on those questions you're asking about our place in the universe, remembering our roots and the limits of the human mind.

  • @michaelqu1526
    @michaelqu1526 5 років тому

    Creating supernovae is pretty much my favorite part of all sorts of simulations, you can just clash two massive stars and a gorgeous expanding pattern can be made lol

  • @mohammedsalmanali01
    @mohammedsalmanali01 6 років тому

    That music and your voice is a perfect blend, go ahead

  • @jessemnmehe1347
    @jessemnmehe1347 6 років тому +6

    Mes Condoléances pour Stephen Hawking.
    #From Belgium

    • @IOwnThisHandle
      @IOwnThisHandle 5 років тому

      You've got to learn that no one cares where you are from.

    • @saumyaranjan9256
      @saumyaranjan9256 5 років тому

      @@IOwnThisHandle I'm sure that OP appreciates where her audience is coming from.

    • @IOwnThisHandle
      @IOwnThisHandle 5 років тому

      @@saumyaranjan9256 OP? You my friend need a break from 4chan

    • @saumyaranjan9256
      @saumyaranjan9256 5 років тому

      @@IOwnThisHandle maybe

  • @abalint8097
    @abalint8097 6 років тому

    Australia is in the dark, but we can go there - ah, the small things make these videos great!

  • @minhtoast817
    @minhtoast817 6 років тому

    This is so relaxing to watch, thank you !

    • @tibees
      @tibees  6 років тому +1

      Thanks for watching!

  • @nicolejajaja2199
    @nicolejajaja2199 4 роки тому

    I loveeeeeee this videos. Please upload more 🤧♥️

  • @J4-kjtdr8775
    @J4-kjtdr8775 2 роки тому

    I wish Microsoft would use you as their computer voice I bet people would enjoy that

  • @neurophilosophers994
    @neurophilosophers994 6 років тому

    I would postulate that silicon based life may not be possible under natural conditions simply, because the bonds in the complex chemistry has insufficient bond strength and variance therefore, it does not evolve fast enough to develop complex information transferring networks such as our nervous system. So they would be limited in complexity. Meaning the universe may be filled with hubristic humanoid apes, what a delight lol.

  • @пейнтболмосквы
    @пейнтболмосквы 3 роки тому

    Hawking outlived his disease. That's a great gift to Earth, maybe the greatest.

  • @falcodarkzz
    @falcodarkzz 6 років тому

    I can so imagine you playing this for leisure. Like half your leisure, every week, on this.

  • @OP-lk4tw
    @OP-lk4tw 6 років тому

    Maybe you could get a little bit more specific giving sort of 'classes' with this as a graphic demo of how it works, but also giving equations of orbits, explaining more in depth with maths and physics about blackholes, whatever you know and would like to go deeper would be really cool!

  • @zerogravity6865
    @zerogravity6865 6 років тому +26

    Ms tibees if you added english subtitle to your videos or correct the auto english subtitle it will be easy to translated to another language
    Excuse me my english language is very bad but I like your videos

  • @amiera1233
    @amiera1233 5 років тому +1

    Totally agree that we’re limited in imagining life on other planets

  • @__WJK__
    @__WJK__ 4 роки тому

    All in for space travel but if we're ever going to travel safely and consistently within our immediate solar system (let alone beyond)... we are going to need some pretty incredible technological breakthroughs to pull it off!

  • @mohammedsalmanali01
    @mohammedsalmanali01 6 років тому +1

    Truly I cried when stephen hawking died because I was keen to meet him

  • @dububstep
    @dububstep 6 років тому

    These videos are so chill

  • @anumanbanate5871
    @anumanbanate5871 2 роки тому

    Your are a Wikipedia of physics 👍 thanks for sharing your thoughts on universe

  • @pratheeklondhe799
    @pratheeklondhe799 3 роки тому

    u r such an adorable nerd.. N ur voice is so magical

  • @vrendus522
    @vrendus522 6 років тому

    On black holes. All they really are is a super density from leftover compacted constituents of former stars. What one has to understand and this is not a real clear end product from the original Hawking primary BH investigative group, is that maybe certain particles, but also matter in a gross form, are sucked into an envelope supplied by the BH, but not the interior BH itself. There may be a standoff situation between the surface of the BH and this reality as well as others held within the universe. From Marcia Bartsuiack's early book, it was said that there were radiation fountains noted near the relative poles of a BH. Again, as you have indicated, this is the stripping down of elementary space particles, due to the normal radiation gradient. What was eluded to later on h in her book, is that a percentage of anything that happens to go to the black hole event horizon, may be exhausted as an outflow of particle, but only as expressed as a tendril white hole. White hole appear near the edge of a gravity body, such as a planet or moon, but this is at one one thousandth of a second. It is that point what ever is carried into that tendril worm hole, is deposited to that planet. I feel that the length of a white hole exhaust port tendril, may be at an undetermined rate. Thank you, you are interesting.

  • @deepg7084
    @deepg7084 4 роки тому

    It has been 20 years since I took a physics or astronomy class (I was a biology major). I did not know something could have negative mass. Our universe is so weird.

  • @adammohammed6632
    @adammohammed6632 6 років тому

    its really thoughtful and inspiring video, thank you a lot, we are expecting more videos from you