The key to understanding the universe. w/Brian Cox

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[markmillar]

Love the stuff Professor cox does. He has a great way of teaching, making it sound more normal than it ever is.

[gx]

The science of today is mostly guess work and speculation

[bryanwilliams]

BHs be: keys to understanding, means to traverse the universe, means to communicate to all.

[goatman]

My take...a new universe that comes from a 'big bang' is the result of a black hole in a current universe. The black hole can only consume so much before it 'backfires' and ejects all that matter, forming a new universe.
And the theory of 'spagettification' is probably just a matter of our perspective. As time is stretched, from our view, past the event horizon, so would be matter, again, from our perspective. But from that piece of matter's point of view all seems normal. That is, until it can no longer endure the compounding gravity.

[helpmaboab]

This speculation is really useful in everyday life.

[DustyHankewich]

Uhhh... Has anyone considered that the two constructs are representing two different perspectives of the same? Ie, particle viewpoint vs EF links of inductive gyroscopes? Oh, and string theory is the linear pathway that the particle has traversed

[Ma_Di_Tau]

Dr Brian Cox, Doesn’t “Spooky Physics” scare you? Don’t black holes kinda scare you? 😮

[G]

Aren't black holes just a large quantum particle?

[RodneyBoullion]

But what if, all known theories are not enough to solve the equations?!!!..

[stephenhoward]

I'm curious to know if u looked into a blackhole with a telescope, would u have a smaller event horizon?