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1. …watching watching watching—but how do we know that the larger supercosmos is not static with 'little' cosmoses big-banging inside and some running-into-each-other with an interface-wall that's expansion stopped—watching watching watching…

2. Ahh, so the answer was, in fact, NOT 42.

3. Youtube knows when I'm high

4. Instead of calling it the multiverse, perhaps they should call it the infiniverse? Did you know that there are more atoms in each grain of sand, than there are grains of sand on Earth… Perhaps that answers your question?

5. One day it’ll all make sense.

6. Furthermore, if eternal inflation is true, there's no reason to believe that our universe began at the time of eternal inflation. Our universe almost certainly began way after eternal inflation began.

7. Given the ruinous state of current Physics, this cosmic inflation theory is going to be known in the future as the comic inflation theory.

8. Meme review from 2077

9. You want to provide something interesting? Tell everyone why the article by Science Daily removed the image that ALMA supplied of the movement of gas and dust surrounding Sgr A* in the center of our galaxy. They measured the shift in the spectrum of light and it was only after I commented on their FaceBook page that the image they supplied debunked Einstein's general relativity did they remove it. Hmm, couldn't handle the facts?

   They measured the Doppler effect that occurs to the spectrum of light emanating from the dust. They showed that the dust was all moving away from the black hole instead of moving towards it like GR predicts. I pointed it out and the next day they removed the image off their web site. Luckily I knew they would remove the image because it showed general relativity and Einstein's field equation to be in error so I copied the image.

   https://hosting.photobucket.com/images/a197/BigNewGames/0/f9b1816b-42d1-4240-a128-ee5bc2dd9f6f-original.png?width=1920&height=1080&fit=bounds

   The red colored dust behind the black hole (cross hair) indicates it is moving away from the black hole and the blue colored dust between the black hole and us indicates that that dust is also moving away from the black hole. Check out how much wider the dust is spread out compared to the size of the black hole. The dust is not orbiting the black hole but appears to be coming from the black hole, completely contrary to his theory claiming that nothing can escape the gravity of a black hole. It is not even showing an event horizon or accretion disk. For if it had we would clearly see it in the movement of the dust. One side of the accretion disk, at a right angle to the black hole would appear blue and on the opposite side it would appear red, indicating the gas was orbiting it. We should not detect any red or blue gas in our line of sight to the black hole. But that is not the case.

   So please, why do these scientists want to cover up the fact that Einstein was dead wrong?

10. Who says the multiverse is eternally inflating? There's no evidence of what other universes are doing, if anything. There's not even conclusive evidence that our universe will continue to expand forever.

11. How many people on this planet really understand what you are talking about? (serious question)

12. Could energy density of a vacuum be (somehow) negative?

13. Half Life 3 Confirmed @ 5:57!!!

14. Numer of universes may be infinite, but it's definately COUNTABLE… 🙂

15. Two

16. I am going to guess that our universe is on one small branch at the end of a fractal– all universes interact with each other

    Or they could be bubbles, but sometimes it feels like universes changed. I wonder, in the very, very unlikely event that, all particles in the universe reverse their spin at the same time, what would happen?

    Do other universes exist in higher dimensions and those universes can thus alter our universe?

    Is this basically a Matrix world?

    I'll never understand it. We have so many theories and we can't yet figure out which one it is. If we have even thought of the correct answer yet.

    Couldnt the big bang just be whatever flipped the switch? Like in an old television how theres a bright light in the middle when you turn it on and it expands..

    Big bang seems plausible for "booting up" a universe, because it happened so fast

17. Dumb.

18. One created by God.

19. For an exoplanet I think it should be called a planet if at some made up distance from the Sun in our solar system it would have cleared its orbit. Like for example at earth distance since its our home planet.

20. Wtf. But honestly, too many unproven theories/ideas refed here

21. I think that talking about a mere hypothesis ( multi universe ) as if it was a fact is deceiving for the audience, you talk so confident about it while the true academic way (in my opinion) is to keep sceptical and follow the scientific way of questioning and proofing with evidence

22. imagine, just one.

23. As British philosopher 21 savage once said, “a lot”

24. Every video up until now has been amazing, but, this one is just dumb as hell.

25. Physics models pushed too far?

26. soon, there will be multiple multiverses depending on your dimensional landscape then we will be hearing about an omniverse. Wonder what the view is there of a typical sunrise sitting on top of all those multiverses……

27. UNIverse. UNI.

28. There's only one certain thing in all of this multiverse theory: In all universes, there is some kind of Internal Revenue Service.

29. At the begining, last argument, is, truly important.

30. One

    That matters. Bollocks to everything else. Didn't even get past the adverts

31. Multiverse!!!??!? You don't even know what makes gravity. Or what time is. Or how chaos theory affects gravity, time and the apparent dark matter.
    Why should I believe your inflammatory beard??? Swag your merch yourself in quantum realms and it'll gravitate to your hand wavy bank account

32. Lol. So many universes.

33. Ok. Now let's go back to science…

34. What

35. Is it Jesus behind you.?

36. Cool! 😀

37. Where is the answer

38. three

39. What if grey aliens are just humans from other universes

40. What happens to the constants if bubbles with different constants collide? Do they sort of even out?

41. Video: Talks about eternal inflation for 13 minutes
    At 13:13 "Where does that leave eternal inflation? Well we probably shouldn't just accept it"
    LOL

42. One. The answer is in the name

43. What if the multiverse is a much bigger topological 4D space in which our universe and his siblings expand into with laws we dont understand. Like stacking an infinite amount of 2D sheets of paper with no height to get a 3D qube. Or sticking an infinite amount of lines to get a 2D sheet? Like a buildingblock for a much greater construct. Colliding universes would be infinitely rare in this case, because they should line up in a 4D space which should show the same behavior like shooting a huge amount of flat 2D objects in a 3D space in various directions and expect that they will collide somehow with their edges.

44. Is there a way to connect the hypothesis of the eternally inflating multiverse with the hypothesis the observable universe stem from the explosion of a black hole? Do you have an episode on this latter toppic, or plan to do one? I find the hypothesis really neat, but where the energy of the void would fit in this model?

45. How much is infinity?

    Dont answer that.

46. If there is a multiverse with different laws of physics, is it not possible that universes colliding may be entirely up to chance

47. Mind blown! Thank you, Prof. O'Dowd!

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