The Science of Nuclear Physics, Stars, and the Early Universe

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Meanwhile Neil Degrass Tyson: This is the way that it is!

[georgegbalzano]

"All is as it was before. Many such journeys are possible. Let me be your guide"

[juanpena]

So imperfect from old civilization they were doom and now we have a second chance to be human an people

[larrykoon]

What happens when you look the other way

[Kalryuabides]

We see it here and not there. It has to have been this way.

[robert-zjef]

Truly, I am a fan, of physics and of Brian. But, I have some doubts regarding these statements. Yes, we so see what was when looking at distant things. But, so we see it exactly as it was. Was it changed in some way in which we dont know. Then, what is the reference and how was that data obtained. Lastly, for this, what is your sample size. Regardless of my doubts, I still find this subject fascinating!

[martinploughboy]

It's an assumption that there was less.

[plumlogan]

Be humble? So maybe saying things like "respect the science" isn't productive to science?

[Phillold]

"We understand" Yeah we have been saying that for thousands of years and we were wrong for most of it. But we are absolutely right now :-)

[maddashgraphics]

You mean like, NOTHING EXPLODED and the result is all the Universe...???

[MarkDSmith-trcp]

Wrong! It's Not Made! is it not Matter can not be created or destroyed only changed