Scientists at CERN just measured something inside the world's biggest machine. And the number they got puts the universe on a countdown. Every atom around you, the air, your ha
whether the universe has a predictable end. Even if the idea still needs careful evidence and interpretation, exploring the final fate of reality always leaves a deep impression
Ever since I started learning about science in elementary I have always told everyone that gravity was inside the atom.I have no training to believe this, I only wish I could learn how to prove or dis prove my belief I am now 64 yrs oldI hope I will learn in the afterlife. I still believe in my heart that gravity is created inside each and every atom. Maybe inside quantum tunneling.
I think when all is said and done we are going to find out we are Entering a Black Hole ⛳.
This fact is skewing everything we look at and the nature of physics itself.
The content on this channel is truly excellent and incredibly captivating! 🌌 The knowledge about the survival of the universe and the Higgs Boson is explained so clearly. I was particularly impressed by the part at [04:05] explaining the 'false vacuum' state, and how the universe is sitting on the edge of a catastrophic shift at [16:45]. 🤯 Your engaging storytelling brings complex quantum physics concepts to life like a movie. 🔥 Thank you, Late Science, for such a well-produced video. Wishing the channel continued explosive growth and looking forward to more masterpieces! 🚀
This reminds me of the explanation of osmosis. But the semi permeable membrane isn't fixed. It's expanding like a balloon blowing up but letting the thing filling it out through the skin at a similar rate it's being filled.
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This fact is skewing everything we look at and the nature of physics itself.