The 5th Force Of Nature w/ Brian Cox

The 5th Force Of Nature Explained by Brian Cox On The Joe Rogan Experience Podcast JRE Clips #shorts #briancox #astronomy #podcast #joerogan #jre #universe #university

[Universe_University]

📚 Buy Cox’s Books Here:

Black Holes: The Key to Understanding the Universe

Why Does E=mc2?: (And Why Should We Care?)

The Planets: A Sunday Times Bestseller

Wonders of the Universe (Wonders Series)

The Quantum Universe: (And Why Anything That Can Happen, Does)

Human Universe

Wonders of the Solar System

Forces of Nature

The Infinite Monkey Cage – How to Build a Universe

Wonders of Life: Exploring the Most Extraordinary Phenomenon in the Universe (Wonders Series)

[NathanMarcusSPhua]

"You know what could be that 5th Force of nature? Grizzly Bears"

-Joe Rogan.

[Jason-tzir]

He explained so clearly that your zodiac sign doesn't mean anything

[Exo_Tyrannus]

For anyone wondering this was his explanation of why ghosts probably don't exist

[ebuxie_]

He is the type of person who is intellectually capable to explain every minute detail the reason behind every "I'm fine".

[natewells]

Brian Cox is such a Gem in the world of physics.

[GlasgowGallus]

Saw Brian's live show here in Glasgow couple of years ago... I've never said the phrase 'Fuck Me...' so many times in a two hour period in my life... 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿👍

[devilsadvocate.]

"That's some pretty high talk for an ape with some sparky boxes."

-Aliens probably

[RioCrypto]

"We don't see it with our fancy tools, so it doesn't exist."
Seems to be on pae with all the science of the past.

[Kidd_SS]

Joe: you saw that video of how much force Grizzly bears and Sliverbacks can output..

[DavyOneness]

Based on INSTUMENTAION TECHNOLOGY. This is like saying microbes didn't exist before the invention of the microscope 😂

[Kroggnagch]

Forgot about the most compelling force of all: stupidity.

[steveandme]

So I'm sitting here waiting for the famous Shakespearean actor...

[championastartes]

Hey the use of Azmuth was good, don't think I didn't see that lol

[sharkking]

Dark energy is something that doesn’t interact with matter but holds mass

[jtd]

There are inconsistencies when looking and not looking during certain experiments.

[rodrigos]

He is such an insightful person. I really love Cox.

[TheMilwaukieDan]

Mr. Cox is such a valuable gift of knowledge and a true educator of the nearly unexplainable.
Mr. Rogan, thank you sir for bringing these noted guests into your podcast.

[robinanthony]

How energy interacts with matter at standard temperature and pressure on earth. A small case of finite dimension.

[ijustdive]

The act of observing certain things probably changes it’s state, or position. In fact it does. So if we’re observing things and searching for another force, wouldn’t you not know it’s deceiving you? Intuition and experience comes into play at this point, and the subtleties begin to appear more prominently. Just as a guitar player who has played for 15 years knows the ins and outs of the sounds, vibrations, and other subtle things a newbie doesn’t think of. Perhaps experiencing life outside of your science experiments is how you discover more..