Your Daily Equation | Live Q&A with Brian Greene

Live Q&A with Brian Greene - #YourDailyEquation: Join a live session with Brian Greene, 3 PM EDT. Relativity, quantum, the universe -- ask him anything that's on your mind.

Even if your math is a bit rusty, join Brian Greene for brief and breezy discussions of pivotal equations and exciting stories of nature and numbers that will allow you to see the universe in a new way.

The World Science Festival (WSF) is an innovative multi-media organization that produces original live and digital content straddling the arenas of science, technology, the arts, media, performance and education. With the goal of radically transforming public perceptions of science, WSF creates world-class programming, both live on stage and televised, featuring inspired collaborations, outstanding talent and novel production techniques that bring scientific discovery, insight and perspective to a broad general audience.

[Mo-lvyc]

Dear Professor Greene,
I'm sorry to hear about your mother passing. Can't imagine what it feels to have an amazingly precious person that unconditional believes in you your whole life taken away. Just know, you are in our thoughts, and we're all here for you and your family. Heart and courage professor.

[istvanmalyar]

Dear Professor Greene,
I wanted to tell you how much good impact you have on peoples lives, and how every content that you create is a treasure in it self. Thank you for everything!

[DrJeeps]

I love these sessions with Brian Greene. I wish they hadn't ended. His brilliance, sense of humour, and humility are refreshing.

[paulc]

Dear Professor Greene,
I was very saddened to hear of your recent bereavement. Please accept my sincere condolences and deepest sympathy for your loss. You are in our thoughts.
With kindest regards,
Paul C. Conti

[DrJeeps]

In 1975 I completed my Ph.D. in psychology. Now, at the age of 71 I feel like I am completing a degree in physics by listening to Dr. Greene (as well as other physicists) not only in these Daily Equation episodes but in all of his talks and presentations on the internet. What a thrill it is to keep on learning in new fields! And what a joy it is to listen to Brian Greene.

[johngriffith]

Dear Professor Greene,
I send my deepest condolences for your loss. Although it will provide little solace, I also feel compelled to express my appreciation for your work in sharing your knowledge and passion for physics and science with us. Your mother will be forever proud of the person she has shared with the world. Thank you. Sincerely, John

[tabs]

My first ever comment on an internet forum, has perhaps been reserved for a moment like this. And it is simply to send my condolences to Prof. Greene at this time. You only have one mother. I am sorry for your loss. It was only through her that the world came to know you. And it was through you, that I began to understand our world. She did a really great job.

[mariat.lymberis]

Thank you for making the world of Physics understandable to those of us whose minds function differently and who while not comfortable with math computing still greatly appreciate its power in moving science forward.

[paulmace]

Is a neutron star a star that just didn’t quite make it to being a black hole? Is a black hole just a star that got heavy enough that the gravity overcomes light or is it a different animal altogether? If a black hole eventually evaporates due to Hawking Radiation will it eventually lose enough mass to no longer be black?

[sirtomasin]

Finally, someone tells the laymen that
Einstein's fabric of spacetime is only a two dimensional model and you have to envision this model as a three dimensional "thing".

[timewalker]

Nice thumbnail, just noticed it today.

[Mary-xo]

Dear Brian Greene, I love your books and videos. You have an amazing ability to describe things that are happening in our universe and you are one of the reasons I became interested in physics again. Thank you!

[black_jack_meghav]

Thanks a lot professor 🙏🙏🙏
Mankind needs heroes like you .
I appreciate all your work. Thanks from the deepest of my soul.

[ziyaonat]

Dear Professor Greene.
How does light behave when its going through the dark matter? Is dark matter affected by gravity?

[mydayswithoutyou]

Before the end of the series, would you please mention few of the best (in your opinion) non-specialistic books on modern/contemporary physics? Perhaps books covering a large spectrum of opinions, ranging from your excellent books to books by authors who have different views. Thanks a lot!

[Thomas.Delacour]

Dear Professor Greene,
Peace and blessings to you and your family at this awful time of loss.
Sincerely, Tom

[MrSwarupsengupta]

Sir, my entire family is down with Covid19 and in india it’s spreading with leaps and bounds. Your lecture giving me relief at this hour of crisis! Love from India !!

[markdragone]

Dear Professor Greene,
You don't know me, yet, through your work you have become a very important part of my life. So, it is with heartfelt sadness that I offer you my condolences. My thoughts and sympathy are with you and your family as you navigate this very difficult time.

[ditoalfrido]

let's we just imagine that string theory is really true, i mean it's exist as a particle (2d particle) that made up a creature's body for being able to live in 4d universe of space

[hafsarasheed]

Hi, prof brian! Will not you continue with this series anymore?? Kindly let me know...