Interesting Proof That Another Universe Existed Before Our Own

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[joeshmoe]

No contradiction, I've read Penrose's book, Cycle's of Time. His theories agree with the 'big rip' and his CCC hypothesis does not say that the universe will undergo some kind of big collapse. What he says is that after the great rip, some unknown process essentially resets entropy. After reaching the highest possible state of maximim entropy in the big rip, scale no longer matters. All particles are flying so fast away from eachother at the speed of light that some condition (not unlike inflation) returns the entire universe to a state of extremely low entropy and the whole process starts over.

[Timpon_Dorz]

Imagine, trillions of years ago, another being figured all this out but still died because you can't stop it!

[maxz]

6 months after this video was published, Roger Penrose was (jointly) awarded the 2020 Nobel Prize in Physics.

[williamr]

holy crap using the universe's background radiation to leave information that can be decoded eons later sounds like a really cool scifi story

[dylanbrown]

Hello wonderful Anton, this is person

[Brukner]

Just gotta say I love this channel, Anton. Keep 'em coming!

[CAfakmykak]

Cosmic background radiation is like the real life version of an Elder Scroll.

[geraldhimmelspach]

I love this channel. He takes some scientific theory that would put us to sleep in class, but a 10 minute video seems like at best 2 minutes. They end to soon, Great job.

[staticgrass]

Penrose has such a beautiful mind that he was still able to suggest the craziest ideas throughout his career.

[xchazz]

Youtube: "Global Pandemic."
Economists: "Total collapse."
Government: "Social distancing, self isolate."
Anton: "Alternative universe."

[ho]

6:10 you've misunderstood. this is the whole point of conformal cycles - it doesnt shrink - in the universe when only light exists the concept of distance and scale is pretty much meaningless which Penrose compares to the very moment of big bang - ELI5 is that it gets rescaled .
below from his 2006 paper:
"Physically, we
may think that again in the very remote future, the
universe “forgets” time in the sense that there is no way to
build a clock with just conformally invariant material.
This is related to the fact that massless particles, in
relativity theory, do not experience any passage of time.
We might even say that to a massless particle, “eternity is
no big deal”. So the future boundary, to such an entity is
just like anywhere else. With conformal invariance both
in the remote future and at the Big-Bang origin, we can
try to argue that the two situations are physically
identical, so the remote future of one phase of the
universe becomes the Big Bang of the next"

[doveboyz]

Thanks for all you do. You have such a kind demeanor and make science fun/interesting.

[iliaadamanthark]

Sometimes, reality feels just like a dream with complicated rules to follow.

[jlpjlp]

I recommend reading Isaac Asimov's short story "The Last Question". Good story

[kaimehrkens]

“The Wheel of Time turns, and Ages come and pass, leaving memories that become legend. Legend fades to myth, and even myth is long forgotten when the Age that gave it birth comes again.” (Robert Jordan)

[cyle]

Everytime I think I learn something I feel like horton hears a who is the ultimate sci-fi movie

[nekowafer]

Man I don't know about anyone else but when I hear Anton's voice and I learn his name and that he wants to talk about space, I just wanna be this guy's friend. Just sounds like a very cool dude to hang out with.

[pilottou]

As said in Battlestar Galactica, “all this has happened before, and will happen again.”

[gtziavelis]

"375, 000 years ago"
* 375, 000 years after Big Bang

[AMERICANPATRIOT]

Hello wonderful Anton Petrov,
Thank you for publishing your wonderful series of videos which make very difficult, fascinating, and sometimes esoteric science accessible to a wide audience of lay people and STEM professionals alike. No doubt you have inspired and educated many with your knowledge and wisdom!