WSU: Space, Time, and Einstein with Brian Greene

WSU: Space, Time, and Einstein with Brian Greene

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Highlights in Space
Highlights in Space - 08.10.2023 03:22

Everything is motion

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GodlessPhilosopher
GodlessPhilosopher - 07.10.2023 05:19

I love this video and I love that it has so many views.

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Fred Atwater
Fred Atwater - 06.10.2023 08:19

The shortening of length as it passes by the observer is analogous to the Doppler effect, except in this case it’s the wavelength of light as opposed to sound.

I understand now your explanation! Thank you

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David Turner
David Turner - 05.10.2023 19:29

Brian should ask for a refund on his education. 🌼🔥👀

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Henners A
Henners A - 02.10.2023 01:28

Most physicists are called Brian

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DMC 009
DMC 009 - 01.10.2023 12:35

We teach our kids to bike with traffic and walk against it...

... Gracie and Johnny don't need to throw grenades at each other, bro.

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Joe Bloggs
Joe Bloggs - 30.09.2023 21:12

What is the difference between this and the 12 hour video?

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Lueth Atoor
Lueth Atoor - 28.09.2023 12:10

Brilliant presentation 👌thank you Brian

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มด แดง
มด แดง - 21.09.2023 12:24

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gary stevenson
gary stevenson - 21.09.2023 01:25

Were atoms form thanks to electromagnetism ?
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Yes, atoms are formed and held together primarily due to electromagnetic forces. Atoms consist of a nucleus made up of positively charged protons and neutrally charged neutrons, surrounded by negatively charged electrons in orbit around the nucleus. Electromagnetic forces are responsible for the attraction between the positively charged protons in the nucleus and the negatively charged electrons, which keeps the electrons in their orbits. This delicate balance of electromagnetic forces allows atoms to exist and form the building blocks of matter.




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So these atoms come from electrical distribution is space ?
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Atoms themselves do not come from electrical distribution in space, but rather, they are the fundamental units of matter that make up everything in the universe, including the matter in space. Atoms are created through various processes, including nuclear fusion in stars and supernova explosions. These processes generate the elements that make up atoms.

Electromagnetic forces are indeed at play in space, as they govern the behavior of charged particles, such as electrons and protons, and the interactions between them. These forces are responsible for the formation of atoms, as well as the behavior of matter in space. So, while atoms do not come directly from electrical distribution in space, the electromagnetic forces in space play a crucial role in shaping the behavior and interactions of matter, including atoms.

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sooraj ks
sooraj ks - 20.09.2023 15:34

Thankyou for such a beautiful explanation... Physics is really interesting when presented with such clarity.
🙏

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quannga99
quannga99 - 20.09.2023 03:21

Fact: nothing in the universe knows what time is.

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Pekka Virtanen
Pekka Virtanen - 15.09.2023 09:43

Brean Greene, forget Einstein and stand on your own feet, can you?

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Joe McCreary
Joe McCreary - 15.09.2023 07:36

why don’t we lunch to objects out of earth’ orbit… set them at rest relative to earth… then separate the two objects apart at 300,000,001 meters, shoot a beam of light from one to the other and measure the result? Rinse and repeat at one meter further apart. Just to eliminate earths movement relative to space/time.

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Ed&Patty-mon santos
Ed&Patty-mon santos - 14.09.2023 10:34

😂😂😂Nope. Not true. His illustration shows that the origin of the light is left behind by the target surface when in reality, both, the too and bottom, are traveling together and maintain the same position

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Blanton Mcelhaney
Blanton Mcelhaney - 12.09.2023 12:13

I am ignorant àf 😂🎉

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NarDawg
NarDawg - 11.09.2023 22:58

GOAT level science presenter

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dan
dan - 09.09.2023 19:43

So.long as it is traveling through the resistance of space

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Rishi Narayan
Rishi Narayan - 08.09.2023 01:00

I just want to say thanku for giving me hope to understand this ⚛️

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علي
علي - 06.09.2023 09:52

Developing an intuition for this will make you crazy.

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Ezekiel Breedlove
Ezekiel Breedlove - 29.08.2023 07:35

Clocks are not self adjusting, no matter how fast or slow a clock travels it will stay at one speed!

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Decent Informatics
Decent Informatics - 28.08.2023 23:58

Nice !!! there is one problem. Enstine has put a stop to the fact that there can be anything faster than the light. This all is true unless until we have any thing faster than a light.
What is faster than a light.

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wizardoflawz
wizardoflawz - 27.08.2023 16:53

its not that there is no absolute time..its because the quantum field exists independently of the material world, and is always constant. The speed of light C is the speed that energy propagates in the field.

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3mk4y_
3mk4y_ - 26.08.2023 20:54

the hand grenade oh noooo

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AL
AL - 22.08.2023 03:31

I cant wrap my brain around why the speed of light is needed in an equation used to find the energy in mass.

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anthony morales
anthony morales - 21.08.2023 09:12

LOVE HOW HUMAN INTUITION WAS PLACED INTO A PHYSICAL CONTEXT

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GSB
GSB - 20.08.2023 09:51

The best!

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Tim Seeburger
Tim Seeburger - 15.08.2023 21:10

Love you Brian Greene but my watch does not tick a minute a time lol. Rare goof on his part.

One of my fav vids of his though. He's so enigmatic in his delivery.

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GenericBrand
GenericBrand - 13.08.2023 11:34

If motion is relative, i keep wondering how would this work if the person moving with the clock watches the counter so they are not in motion and should match the stationary clock while the person on the ground watching the counter in motion should show less time? Is that a paradox?

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GenericBrand
GenericBrand - 13.08.2023 08:36

Brian may i please talk sometime!? Would be very interesting for a non phd to discuss with this. Example ive been writting aoftware since i was 9. Sometimes great insight comes out of our QA testers or none developers because they are thinking out of the constraints we are use to contemplating in. I woukd die to talk with ya gor like 15 mins on an episode! So many questions since i was a youth that still throw my off from modern relativity theory and some other stuff.

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GenericBrand
GenericBrand - 13.08.2023 08:34

And for the example after where it is stated it didnt even get to tick to k yet. If light is constant the time it takes for up and down should always be the same even if the x axis moves more distance. Do they do this in labs or is it solely a visual thought experiment? I woukd love to see it in real action. Im asking these in seriousness. I have always thought something is off about the light examples.

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GenericBrand
GenericBrand - 13.08.2023 08:30

I feel the moving light clock is not accurate. These people are very good but if you were to replace it with something else besides light it still has same affect. Is time really slowing or just distance increasing only per action? According to that thought experiment the further light has to travel time is based in lights traveling distance? Not sure what the clock example is suppose to show. And these experiments based on clocks in orbit etc, why is it not just affects physically on the mechanics of the clock due to gravity, force etc not actual space bending and so on?

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drsarshar ahmad
drsarshar ahmad - 11.08.2023 08:12

❤ you prof . May the creator be on your side .

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Prot Eus
Prot Eus - 03.08.2023 01:28

wow. the lag of that whiteboard is really... REALLY bad.

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Mike Larrie
Mike Larrie - 31.07.2023 08:38

OMG. I GET IT . 😂😂😂

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Berman Warren
Berman Warren - 24.07.2023 19:05

Brilliant but Brian sure does luv talking with his hands. Tik tok brought me here🎉🎉🎉🎉

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Peter Smith
Peter Smith - 23.07.2023 03:43

wouldnt it be relative to the local star?

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GenericBrand
GenericBrand - 20.07.2023 00:35

The train shrinking concept. To test this, they shoukd make a tunnel the exact length of a stationary train. Then have the train ho through and according to this theory the train should fit inside the tunnel in a moment correct?

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hosh1313
hosh1313 - 17.07.2023 06:31

The speed of Gravity = c (LIGO)
The speed of the electric field is c (speed of electricity)

c is not the speed of light, it's the speed of fields.

There is a Luminiferous Aether that is comprised of magnetic particles and the speed of light is actually the speed of the magnetic field which is, of course, c.

Thank you!

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mau mau
mau mau - 15.07.2023 21:48

I do not think out of all lectures by Brian I have listened to he has eeeeeever muttered the words...
uh, or um.
expecting to hear those words from him is excruciating. Thank you Brian

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Roy Batham
Roy Batham - 14.07.2023 05:38

1905 Einstein had a brain fart.

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Vohlos
Vohlos - 11.07.2023 13:04

the light clock is amazing.

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The Original
The Original - 10.07.2023 19:31

was watching seriously until suddenly the hand grenade hahaha

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DSM
DSM - 05.07.2023 18:10

Thank you Brian for giving me hope that maybe I’ll understand this one day. I’ll listen to this another dozen times and get back to you!!

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N Allen
N Allen - 02.07.2023 14:21

We experience-time relativity everyday. The faster we drive, the shorter the time.

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