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The Dark Matter Mystery [4K]
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Күн бұрынDark Matter is a theoretical form of invisible mass, which is believed to be present in galaxies, but has never been seen or detected. You've probably heard of it before, as it makes up a large part of the physics you find in textbooks. But how can something that's never been seen have so much scientific confidence? Furthermore, why can't we see dark matter to begin with? And if we can't see it, how do we know that it is really there? And if it's not there, what are the alternative ideas? These are the questions we will be aiming to answer, as we dive into the Dark Matter mystery.
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SOURCES OF INFORMATION:
- Dark Matter History: escholarship.o...
- Britannica Piece on Dark Matter: www.britannica...
- Rubin et al. 1983 Paper: www.science.or...
- Newton & the Inverse-Square Law: www.physicscla...
- The Cosmic Web of Dark Matter: www.bbc.co.uk/... | BBC's Universe with Professor Brian Cox
- Dark Matter Haloes: www.solstation....
- Bullet Cluster: www.esa.int/ES...
- Lensing in the Bullet Cluster: arxiv.org/abs/...
- Dark Matter Experiments: www.smithsonia...
- Dark Matter Map: www.bbc.co.uk/...
- MOND: www.scholarpedi...
- Entropic Gravity: www.newscienti...
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TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 Introduction
1:53 What is Dark Matter?
5:00 Signs of Missing Mass
8:21 Lambda-Cold Dark Matter Model
11:21 Dark Matter in the Early Universe
14:12 Dark Matter Filaments
16:51 Dark Matter Haloes
20:22 The Bullet Cluster
22:30 Gravitational Lensing
24:23 Weakly Interacting Massive Particles
26:20 Search for Dark Matter
28:09 Annihilation Detection
31:00 Alternative Theories
32:57 Modified Gravity
35:31 Entropic Gravity
38:06 Dark Energy?
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@sea_space 2 жыл бұрын
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subscribed!
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Im honored to be a part of your extremely professionally composed video. I'm half through. It's very interesting and greatly narrated. You rock Sam.
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Subs.. and thanks for all your work on this one and all the past and future vids. Mate you are my legend!
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twice? those are rookie numbers, gotta pump them up lmao
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Twice!! I reckon I watched/listened to some of the 100 times All of the multiple
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Only twice?! ;)
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Even the clown vid?
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A lot of the paid documentaries are over-produced, I guess in an effort to give people their money's worth. Instead they just become more boring and bloated than the stuff done by single individuals just trying to provide the information in an entertaining and informative manner. The paid ones have fancier graphics and expert testimonials, but it's often times more distracting than helpful/interesting.
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I've opted out of a lot of my subscription services over the last year for the same reason. That said, what I've started doing is just donating small amounts of money to a few channels that I really like and that have genuine content creators that do it as a job. I think I've been giving SEA a few bucks a month for a year or so now, even though I don't have to to watch his stuff, but on the flip side I'd rather torrent a show than pay Netflix to watch it.
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This
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I hope he follows his heart too
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Thank you so much for the donation!💙
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It’s ok
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As someone who uses Space Engine in my own videos.. I can confirm that you sir…are an ABSOLUTE BEAST at capturing the best shots from this engine. Well done mate👌
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Your videos are rather good too. Well done homefry👌
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Too incredible & informative of a production for this to be free. Hardly blinked throughout. Thanks again SEA!
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Thank you so much for the donation!! glad you enjoyed it!!
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@@sea_space hey that one guy from gd six years ago again xd
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Im writing this as i watch this 20 minutes after release. And so far it’s absolutely incredible. Cant wait to watch it again tonight. You have me immersed with every video you put out and I cant help but watch them multiple times.
@baddna9447 2 жыл бұрын
Superb as always. Special thanks for describing competing theories involved. It's impossible to keep up with the different directions of thought on these complex problems so it's very nice to have a source that condenses and presents these concepts, even at the most basic level.
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Just putting it out there like the rest of us: this channel is freak'n AWESOME. So well done. Thanks SEA, keep up the great work! :)
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No one does it like SEA. I especially appreciate the no sponsor format (rare these days). I joined as a YT member to hopefully keep the channel sponsored free!
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I have some gas if you would like to remove the glue from yourself. Gas is pretty good at removing glue, but it's a little rough on your skin. It would suck to be stuck in one spot all the time.
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Thank you for making the brilliant soundtrack! A splendid job between the two of us I'd say :)
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Listening to these videos as I lay in my bed, falling asleep, is something I genuinely look forward to. It's far beyond educational, and is almost spiritual. You're doing an exceptional job.
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I listen to SpaceWave's art all the time, especially when going to sleep and meditating. They have a talent and ear for atmospheric ambiance, love their work as well as yours man! Please keep it up! 😊
@sea_space 2 жыл бұрын
I've been using the music for writing these videos recently!
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thank you little Nick! 😊
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I've only recently stumbled across this super awesome niche of youtubers making absolutely incredible documentaries on astrophysics, and you sir are definitely one of the best.
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I wouldn't call it a niche they get millions of views, if you've only just found these channels cool worlds and astrum are two other great creators
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I want to suggest Anton Petrov.
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Ein mehr fisch 🐟
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SEA is certainly one of the best
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Same!
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Every time you talk about the beginning of the universe my brain just melts. Like it's incredible to imagine the grand scale of it all. And you gave some new and cooler animations to it! Despite having heard of and learned of dark matter from multiple sources, this was a great video and even added a few new details for me. That dark energy video is going to be wild!
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SEA is the best KZfaqr for space content.
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Facts
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FACT
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Agreed. Although I do quite like Anton too.
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Yup
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Thank you so much for the amazing quality content you bring to us!
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Agree. I'm looking forward to the Dark Energy program.
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This is such a great channel. SEA and Cool Worlds are hands down my two favorite and have the highest quality presentations along with excellent narration without the dumbed down bs that assumes their audience is watching their very first science video, no cringey clickbait titles and without the super dramatic sounding narrator that sounds like he belongs at a monster truck rally.
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Well said
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Your content is so good...just top tier content. Thank you for everything you do.
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Thank you so much for the donation, glad you enjoy it!!
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After I watch the video full through for the first time, I always find myself coming back to your videos to help me sleep. Thank you for all the hard work you put in; it's absolutely fascinating to learn about and really easy to relisten to! I would love to see a video on the making of strange matter; though you mentioned it in your types of matter video, I think a deep dive into the subject would be awesome! You're one of my favourite channels, keep making awesome content!
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I use your videos to sleep. It's perfect😴 But sometimes they are so interesting that I listen to them again to understand everything
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@antonleimbach648 2 жыл бұрын
There is no Dark Matter, we just don’t completely understand gravity.
@Pethers 2 жыл бұрын
Agreed
@himynameis3664 2 жыл бұрын
I think the scientists would agree aswell. Dark matter is the name given to the phenomena and it's been misconstrued so much in sci-fi over the years that most people have the wrong idea and think it's an actual physical thing that can be touched
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Breathtaking. Beautiful sound and graphics, comprehensive explanations of contemporaneous theories, great narration. Bravo.
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These videos are not only very informative, but also great for falling asleep to.
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Please never stop making these. This video is the best explanation I've heard. I finally understand how to think about dark matter.
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This video reminds me of why I could never study physics, and how grateful I am that there are people out there that understand this stuff so much better than I ever could
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Been waiting for this one. Always impressed with the quality … and we get this for free.
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I just LOVE this channel! Keep bringing the EPIC content guys, you're all amazing humans!! With that said, when can we start watching for part 2, "Dark Energy" to drop?!? 😄 Thanks again!!
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I just finnished all SEA videos. You know what I did? I start looking for science journals I could order. School never made me this curious about physics & cosmology.
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Going to bed peacefully in the dark night listening to this video about dark matter.
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Fritz Zwicky, cosmologist ‘One of his favorite insults was to refer to people whom he did not like as "spherical bastards", because, as he explained, they were bastards no matter which way one looked at them.’
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So excited for the video concerning Dark Energy!
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I find your videos so interesting and concise that I’ve taken notes from your transcript. Your explanation is excellent, just when I am wondering what you are talking about, you go on to explain it in simplified terms. Love your work. Keep on ❤
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This content is worth watching in 4K! Thanks for this masterpiece!
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Sorry please bear with me. 4K quality will be available in a couple of hours tops, not sure why it’s not already available, KZfaq have been long about processing 4K quality lately
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@@sea_space I don't think he was complaining, but good on you for caring.
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Great breakdown, amazing visuals, and top notch audio to tie it together. Can’t wait for your next video!
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@diverguy3556 2 жыл бұрын
Dark matter and its discussion always seems to attract the crazies in some form or another. I think it's name has some role to play in that - it sounds vague, ominous and has scifi connotations. If it was called something less scary like non baryonic matter, it wouldn't get half the attention.
@randomcharacter6501 2 жыл бұрын
We only have indirect evidence of it's existence bc we don't have any instruments that can detect "non baryonic" matter. The example I always use is that early scientists believed that light could only travel through a medium. So to solve the problem of light traveling to us from the sun they came up with the non-dectectable aether. Which we now know is nonsense and light is free to travel in a vacuum, no medium needed. So to call people that question dark matter "crazies" is weird imo. Just because a bunch of smart people agree on something doesn't make it true. Dark matter may very well be some undiscovered property of space-time itself.
@diverguy3556 2 жыл бұрын
@@randomcharacter6501 I don't think I was clear enough about what I meant. I wasn't criticising people who question it, but rather the small but vocal bunch who use it as means of criticising astrophysics, or physics in general. The types who accuse scientists of making stuff up to paper over the cracks in their models, claim the scientific model is broken, or this is the last gasp of a fundamentally broken model etc
@Tortuga6able 2 жыл бұрын
@@diverguy3556 Oh I see you clearly see what’s going on. You left off research money.
@planescaped 2 жыл бұрын
You're definitely right. "Dark matter" sends peoples imaginations into a tizzy. It also is often people who are furious at the notion of something existing that we cannot see/prove primarily due to the comparisons it draws to religion.
@himynameis3664 2 жыл бұрын
Yeah even in sci-fi shows they use it in such crazy ways. Can't think of which show, but recently was watching something where they were about to navigate their ship through a "wall of dark matter". People get the concept of what it is wrong an awful lot
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Thank you for making KZfaq better
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New SEA video LFG
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Thank you so much for the donation!
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special mention to the camera man travelling through the universe getting these amazing images
@JohnGardnerAlhadis 6 ай бұрын
Hilarious and original comment.
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Was planning to take a nap this is perfect timing
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Thanks
@mauriciojulianramosdiaz4213 2 жыл бұрын
I love this channel, I watch every video I can. It's an incredible mix of well explained science aimed at a broad audience together with superb narration and cool sound and graphics that keep you watching even in cases like this video which is more advanced and hard to understand. I particularly liked "the scale of the universe" and the one about super voids. I have learned so much just by watching these videos.
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came back to your channel after years, since the gd days, and your content had gotten SO much better, love it to bits
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Enlightening information. Thank you for putting together these videos. I can't get enough of them
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Hey, how do you get the kitty in a box emoji? :3
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@@rarebird_82 Underneath the comment box where you type, there is a smiley face icon to click on to show emotes. It's a default youtube emote
@Goregreet 2 жыл бұрын
Maybe the real dark matter is the friends we made along the way
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@ethandonnelly4883 2 жыл бұрын
You and your chanel have single handily sparked my interest in space and the sciences. I've started reading books from astrophysicists which I never thought I could understand, school never got me interested in anything like this, yet a guy with a youtube chanel can make me actually hungry for more lessons. Thank you for the content, it really does make a difference
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This has to be the most articulate way to explain what we see... or don't. Incredible work. Thank you.
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Well done!! Worth the effort you obviously lavish on your projects. Best channel on KZfaq when it comes to space!! Excellent work!
@MoSuli96 2 жыл бұрын
Must be so time consuming to conduct all the proper research and also producing such well made videos with the visuals. Also John Michael Godier and his Event Horizon channel is wonderful.
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Amazing quality as always. I love this channel!
@Sham_A_ 2 жыл бұрын
Wow man, first time someone actually explained what dark matter was. Thank you so much
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Another brilliant video. Can’t wait for the sequel
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These videos are special.
@kuwaitisnotadeployment1373 2 жыл бұрын
How can you even positivity narrow it down to mass and it not being a unknown force?
@Jm-wt1fs 2 жыл бұрын
Bc introducing a new force would break our models of physics way more than an extra particle haha
@artbyty 2 жыл бұрын
Amazing video! I really appreciate the amazing articulation of details and how you made things understandable. I love astronomy, but I’m not a scientist with basic understanding of physics concepts, and you totally nailed this. I understood a good 90% on first watch. I’ll watch again and get more. Thanks!
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SEA is one of the few channels that attempts to answer or explain the difficult questions. Most other places just blind the viewer with science jargon and leaves them more confused than when they started!
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Keep up the great work!
@sea_space 2 жыл бұрын
Thank you for the donation!!
@pipset Жыл бұрын
@@sea_space I just love your videos. I definitely think they are much better than big budget films. Your very talented 😁👍
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I must say, without any hesitation, this channel is better produced than most multimillion dollar budget tv shows and documentaries. Btw, you should call the next video "the dark energy enigma"
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This video is GLORIOUS! Thank you, SEA!
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I really can’t comprehend why a big production studio hasn’t hired you to make documentaries. Quality absolutely insane
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Because it doesn’t feature “scary”, “frightening” UFOs, Orbs, Dogmen or Bigfoot. Which is what they think Joe Blow wants. Or will accept!
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They are only interested in mass appeal drivel. Every wonder why people doing idiotic things get 35 million views, and real science videos only get tens or hundreds of thousands of views? We are becoming an idiocracy.
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I'm so excited for this!! :)
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SEA’s videos should require seat belts. Because you need to be strapped in while viewing. These are always fantastic and I hope you know how much of a service you do both for educating and entertaining us.
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This has got to be one of the top three videos you've never done.
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SEA!👋 Honestly, there is only one documentary channel I get excited about when a new video is approaching, like the old days when you were checking out what's on TV later, and you say "oh hell yeah my show is on tonight!" So a very sincere thank you 🤘🤓 🌊🌙🌌🌠🪐⭐
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When it comes to almost all videos on this platform, I usually set the playback to 2x speed to save time. The only exception is music and SEA videos. It's just a completely different experience to watch them at regular speed and get lost in the moment. Thanks.
@jerrygillette854 2 жыл бұрын
Looking forward to your next video on dark energy. This is fascinating. Thank you.
@imshy2113 2 жыл бұрын
SEA you are amazing, your space videos always fascinate me. There's so much out there in the vastness :D
@actualamateur149 2 жыл бұрын
This is undoubtedly my favorite channel on KZfaq.
@H1LOL 2 жыл бұрын
It is always so long till the next Video, but it is everytime worth waiting for the Videos, I hope you continue your journey.
@samuelbreland1985 2 жыл бұрын
Just letting you know I love this format. I always watch the new videos once while awake to really enjoy them and to make sure there are no startling sounds randomly in there. This video I have watched over 10 times while going to sleep. You're delivery has gotten way better over your career. I think you have found a good cadence with your speech rhythm compared with some of your older videos where you sounded rushed. Good job man! Seriously brother, you're doing great work. I have a recommendation for a video by the way. The sleep time space narration genre is real and youtube monetizes premium subscribers per watch time so you could make a 3 to 4 hour video with the same background music style of the last 3 full length videos. I and probably many of your viewers/subscribers (going by the comment sections) would watch that one 3 hour video every night for months. And people who sleep with youtube on I would imagine are already Premium because ads are loud. Anyways love the content man, keep up the great work. Much love from America.
@sea_space 2 жыл бұрын
Thank you for the kind words, and also for the interesting recommendation. It’s a good idea but I don’t think I could handle 3-4 hour videos. Making a 40 min one is a pretty relentless task over a month from research to publishing. A 3-4 hour one would not only take months but it would probably kill me 😂 I have however been contemplating a kind of similar idea for a sub milestone, possibly 1M subscribers, which is basically a 6-part series of 40 min - 60 min videos uploaded at the same time. that will also take at least 3 months in itself
@massyf96 Жыл бұрын
Let’s get to 1 million goddamnit SEA deserves it if anybody Wishing you luck and thank you for your videos!
@Hughjanus372 Жыл бұрын
Absolutely amazing content mate keep it up, cant wait for another one of your videos 🤩
@JanoyCresvaZero 2 жыл бұрын
Your video, “The Cosmic Scale,” has launched me into loving astronomy again. You and Astrum make such incredible content and you should be proud man. Excellent stuff.
@AldenDoble 2 жыл бұрын
There's something really spooky about the fact we spend our entire lives outnumbered by an entity we cannot see by 6:1. It gives me the same vibes as sleep paralysis 😅
@jnb756 2 жыл бұрын
Think of it like this - it's a good thing that this matter is hidden from our view - we wouldn't be able to see our hand at the end of our arm with dark matter blocking everything around us
@planescaped 2 жыл бұрын
It's basically cosmic ash left over from the big bang. So chemically inert and lifeless that finding microscopic dark matter in the void of space ain't exactly easy. On a side note, I still like the theory that the big bang was a white hole, and the bigger more massive black holes lead to the formation of healthier new universes in a never-ending cycle of reality perpetuating itself. And the way everything in the universe seems to have a greater role and purpose in the grand scheme of things is quite fascinating. I always like it when the macroscopic nature of the universe mirrors the relative microscopic nature of life on a planet.
@himynameis3664 2 жыл бұрын
Always thought that white hole theory was really cool. I really do believe there are other universe's out there. Nothing we have ever observed has been singular in the universe, there's always multiples. So I just don't see why the universe itself wouldn't follow this rule.
@stephenkirvan9839 2 жыл бұрын
This is the best channel I've ever found. Amazing work
@tiborb9470 7 ай бұрын
Love all your videos, jaw-dropping facts and visuals! So informative, so well put together! Thx!!!
@himynameis3664 2 жыл бұрын
I wonder if we can work out proper theories for quantum gravity will it shed some light on the dark matter mystery? Because for such a large quantity of missing mass you would think we would have more information on it. I really think quantum gravity will open up the answer to this
@RexCalliber 2 жыл бұрын
I agree. I’ve always thought the addition of X amount of dark matter to make the spin calculation add up always seemed a bit arbitrary. Watched a video lecture on quantised inertia a while back that seemed an interesting alternative tho it got tied to the debunked ‘M’ drive somehow losing it credibility. I’m guessing it’ll probably be several things working together & not just one particle.
@himynameis3664 2 жыл бұрын
@@RexCalliber Yeah this is my gut feeling too. It won't be solved by just discovering gravitons, or by gaining understanding of a new field equation. There are going to be multiple moving parts to this which may include a discovery of gravitons, but that will be working in tangent or alongside quantum gravity or like you said with that quantised inertia. I just have a real strong feeling it could have something to do with unifying the theories. "The Theory of Everything"
@HellCatt0770 2 жыл бұрын
It seems apparent something is missing or wrong with current DM&E research. Be funny if you’re right.
@mtb416 2 жыл бұрын
I have always been skeptical of the dark matter idea. I feel my thinking will be proven correct in my lifetime. It’s a formulaic problem, not a missing variable one.
@mtb416 2 жыл бұрын
@Nad Senoj I don’t think there’s a missing variable at all. The current placeholder is a means to explain something missing in our formulas. I believe it’s a miscalculation of how the currently known forces interact, especially over vast expanses. I do not feel gravity is as constant as we currently believe it is; that in interstellar space the combination of gravity from distant galaxies combines and then creates a reversal of sorts, a repelling effect.
@facilis 2 жыл бұрын
YES! A new upload from SEA! Gonna watch this a few times now ^^
@brynwright8654 2 жыл бұрын
This is SO GOOD! Video production is just incredible, somehow even better than usual!
@patryn36 2 жыл бұрын
With scientists misintrepeting data about light, the nature of the universe's motion, and needing to invent a space fabric to address a failing on their part to correctly model the motion of more than two bodies and their orbits with newtonian equations, i am fairly certain they are vastly mistaken about dark matter.
@benghazi4216 2 жыл бұрын
All of those situations were from when the most powerful tool was a pen, paper and a human brain. But when we are playing around with tools like the LHC now, being vastly mistaken is less and less probable.
@Milark 2 жыл бұрын
We’re always wrong as shit! Everyone that does science knows this. and that’s the fun of it! But you can’t do better than the best model. Wrong models can still be improved, and those newer models are still wrong but also better. Such is the process of science
@patryn36 2 жыл бұрын
@@benghazi4216 as an example since you mentioned lhc, they can not figure out where the antimatter is, where it went since the start of the universe. Funny thing is that they are making antimatter there at the lhc, the sun makes it, lightning makes it, and it is one decay product of certain radioactive elements. That means the antimatter and regular matter are made from the same building blocks, only functional difference between the two is the binding charges. I figured that out, why can they not? Other areas are like that, so much for the so callled experts if you stop and think about it.
@benghazi4216 2 жыл бұрын
@@patryn36 "I figured that out, why can they not?" The Dunning Kruger effect in a nutshell
@planescaped 2 жыл бұрын
@@benghazi4216 Getting some serious dunning kruger off that guy's posts in general. >__>
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