Brian Cox is Surprised We Haven't Yet Discovered a Dark Matter Particle

Brian Cox is Surprised We Haven't Yet Discovered a Dark Matter Particle

#science #shorts #space

[ellielynn]

He’s so calming, I could watch him all day

[ignaciopajaro]

The Carl Sagan of the new generation, love to hear this man!

[hoodiewoody]

the second this guy stops smiling, we're all screwed

[bobgreene]

Well edited, and easy to hear (without distracting background music)

[xxDOTHDEWxx]

Brian is so good at making me feel smart. Until I try and explain it to someone else😅

[mattvjmeasures]

Damn those bloody Tri-solarans and their Sophon mischief.

[PtylerBeats]

You know something I’ve always loved the idea of? That dark matter doesn’t exist in the way that we think it might. I know this is super sci-fi, and not really based on any evidence, but how cool would it be if “dark matter” is simply matter from a 4th spatial dimension. Like, we can’t see it because it’s not on our “plane, ” but it can interact with us and we can sort of measure its existence. I always thought that could be cool

[SgtBaker-olvv]

So cool! And he’s 55!!! Mindblowing in all aspects!!!

[patriciajhaggard-lovell]

Almost know...cant wait for the James Webb space telescope findings...

[prisonersdilemma]

Seems to me that another possibility—at least as likely as some undetectable particle—is the idea that our understanding of gravity and/or general relativity isn’t complete.

[TeddGCM]

Brian Cox is the modern day Carl Sagan.

[Batmanforever]

Bro looks likes a nicer version of John Wick

[kathleenmccrory]

I love him saying 'we almost know'.

[justin]

Could it be that we have hardly scratched the surface of the secrets the universe is keeping?

[tophat]

That's fair comment. That pretty much sums up the state of the science.

On the plus side, it suggests the answer will be pretty interesting when we do discover it.

[Evil_Ways]

I often think about how small a subatomic particle is compared to us, and then think about how our own solar system is way smaller than our universe, and then i think about how small that is compared to the entire to the galaxy, and that to the universe, and then i wonder how small that could potentially be compared to what's outside of that.

[syewilliams]

It will be a graviton I saw it on the science of superman - it’s how he flies apparently

[allenanderson]

Without a particle to blame it on...what ARE you going to blame it on?

When all you have is a hammer...every problem looks like a nail.
How do you know how MUCH you don't know, if you really don't know?

[isaiahtowers]

Everyone’s always “he’s so calming and sweet”
But this man’s face and voice live on my nightmares

[我们爱面]

Whoever figure out dark matter and energy will make einstein seem like an average physicist