Exploring the Mysteries of the Universe

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Where did life all begin? 🌌

The idea that God exists beyond time, space, and matter challenges our understanding of existence itself.

Is there a divine creator, or can the universe be explained purely by science?

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Into the Impossible with Brian Keating is a podcast dedicated to all those who want to explore the universe within and beyond the known.

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[bozo]

My crank pet theory: time goes equally in both directions from the big bang. So the causal chain that led to the BB (and everything) keeps getting farther away in the past, always consistent. So the original cause hasn't happened yet and never will, so there's no contradiction. And it looks the same from either side of the BB.

[tomlabarb]

Brian is great.... he really got me interested in this topic

[shenmeowzo]

Please invite DraftPhysics onto your channel to discuss his fascinating theories on a deterministic universe. Hes really got a unique and seemingly solid set of hypotheses that could explain most phenomena we see in the universe.

[AquarianSoulTimeTraveler]

It doesn't have to be a big bang but it has to be a singularity... It can be cyclical it can be however you want but either way it has to be a singularity.

[JungleJargon]

Any bit of energy has to be the result of a greater amount of energy. It can’t make itself and there can’t be an infinite regress of greater and greater amounts of energy. It has to be from an infinite source of energy that determines the properties.

Directing means there is intent and intellect since we see evidence of things being ordered not according to naturally occurring events. In cosmology hydrogen doesn’t coalesce. This is the real reason for invisible dark matter. In reality general relativity explains the motion of things over large distances.

In biology we see literal programming that can’t program itself. Mistakes degrade the genome.

You need time and distance for a fluctuation which is only possible with the formation of matter with mass that qualifies measurable time and distance.

Hydrogen can’t coalesce on its own either. That doesn’t mean there is invisible matter. Matter from where? You might as well say that the infinitely powerful God did it. Black holes are the most powerful things in the universe which quantifies measurable time and distance making possible our physical existence.

[alexsuited]

Here's something for your guest Dr.Keating. why do galacty always seem to coalesce? Opposite's attract correct, so what's the attraction 🤔 😏 👀? Peace ✌️ 😎.

[NicholasWilliams-ukxu]

10:40 Exactly, we don't even know how to reverse engineer global conditions in order to save starving children an starving people. This thing is so much bigger than us, we have to find the sustainable solutions and friend shore on all fronts some how. There is so much we could achieve if we all worked together, I think that's how it works?

[mugin]

The Universe was in one state, and after the Big bang the Universe was in another state.

[AquarianSoulTimeTraveler]

Sound i think will be the most important measurement in the future...

[fractalnomics]

To understand the universe, we need to understand the geometry that describes emergence: fractal geometry.

[hazmatman]

WTH? The most advanced math or science Candice Horbacz aka Eva Lovia has done is compute the angle of the dangle. What's UP, Doc?

[andrewmoonbeam]

I 'd like to teach her about the Big Bang. Wink Wink. (Sid James laughter)

[MatrixVectorPSI]

To answer your question at 2:10 "How can time proceed when there is no time." There has always been time. It's not dependent upon our universes existence. It isn't a direction in space. Time is the mere existence of the present. Everything, everywhere, all at once, simultaneously. Misinterpretations of time dilation have confused people.

[ModernProjectManager]

Singularities you must categorize their function. You have tons to work with.

[BigNewGames]

Reflected light takes time to travel but when the telescope or observer is contained inside the EM field "light" being measured, then quantum entanglement occurs to the light information. Thus light has 2 distinct speeds depending on if the light is reflected or if it's radiating from a source.

Light travels at 299, 792 km/s (speed of light) when it reflects off an object and instant at any distance when the telescope or observer is contained within the distant body's light cone.

Allow me to explain the difference between general relativity and special relativity.

General relativity applies to light reflecting off bodies in our solar system moving relative to the sun and us. Special relativity applies to bodies moving FTL outside our solar system.

When a body is moving FTL outside our solar system, the light information measured by an observer or telescope happens in a quantum instant, regardless of distance. This was why galaxies at the edge of the observable universe traveling away from us FTL appear to be old, contain heavy elements, massive, and some are more than 25 times larger than our own galaxy. This is because the telescope is contained inside the EM fields produced by distant galaxies.

Special relativity explains why light information experiences relativistic effects of time dilation (zero time) and length contraction (zero distance). When observing distant galaxies moving away from us FTL, they appear to be old, bright and massive because the observer is measuring them as they look in our relative frame of time. Remember, time is always relative to the observer, not the distant body being measured. Light information isn't traveling. The observer or telescope does not see them as they looked in the past because of the relativistic effects of time dilation and length contraction occurring to their light information.

Light information produced by galaxies moving FTL happens in a quantum instant, regardless of their distance when the telescope is contained inside it's EM field "light" being measured. Instant quantum entanglement of light happens to it's information upon measuring or when we look.

The only part of the light emanating from the source traveling at c is the front of the EM field. But we are already contained inside it's light cone if we're able to measure the galaxy. When the observer is contained inside the light cone, then the light information happens in a spooky quantum instant at any distance. All the photons in the EM field are entangled. So what happens to one is instantly conveyed to the observer upon measuring the light. This is without regards to distance. Time and distance are zero.

If time and distance were not zero then weird effects would seem to occur with regards to the light information when trying to explain the observations using general relativity. The light being measure would appear to know what it's source was doing before being measured, as if it knew the future. Just like when observing galaxies at the edge of the observable universe that are supposed to be young, but instead are already old, contain heavy elements, and some more than 25 times larger than our own galaxy.

If we go by general relativity's look-back time prediction, able to see backwards in time, then the most distant galaxies should be young, dim and diffuse, barely visible at such distance.

General relativity's look-back time is what's causing all the confusion. General relativity doesn't apply to bodies moving FTL. It applies to bodies moving relative to the solar system and us. Special relativity applies to bodies moving FTL relative to our motion.

It's like calling an apple an orange then biting into an apple expecting it to taste like an orange. Then the person being completely confused when it tastes like an apple instead.

Dr. Keating is mistaken. Telescopes are not able to look into the past no more than microscopes are able to look into the future. Light information happens in a quantum instant when the observer is contained inside the light cone being measured. Remember, galaxies at the edge of the observable universe are moving away from us FTL. Special relativity applies, not general relativity.

[sitindogmas]

glad to see I'm not the only one who talks to pretty girls and make shit up lol

[brandonlannan]

“Pre-bang Universe?” Are we talking about science or virginity!?😅

[CardPicker-xohg]

DraftScience got me here.
He's on a mission.
But he can easily drop things in his hand (like a coin or something) to feel the effect of ... what he's trying to say isn't true.

[luckyfaz]

I thought the big question is the fine constant of 137?

[ModernProjectManager]

lol, only baryonic matter displays what we call time, in a timelessness quantum substrate, and possibly different kinds of matter move in different dimensions.