MULTIVERSE and Why We Can't See It | Lawrence Krauss

[strycian]

I think we just watched the moment Joe's brain reset.

[petermcgill]

Joe is better at asking questions than any other interviewer I've seen

[rasputin]

I wish they would end this by “we think anyway.” Because they have no idea.

[cainmathewson]

"Of course it's possible." That was the most ego stroking statement I've ever heard someone say. Let's get past our own solar system first before we start talking about... the Multiverse.

[zainulabideenahmedmirmir]

Bro we haven't even fully discovered the ocean itself

[gordongraham]

Guy started to sound angry towards the end 😅🤣

[Mr_Path]

Joes hunger for information is just nice to watch

[_FaisalSayyed]

I was religious when i was very young then after discovering that my questions were answered by science i became atheist but now as I've grown older i again lean more towards God. Science still cannot prove or deny the existence of God so yeah

[pendletondrew]

"It's out there, we just can't see it"

*Every religion in the world enters the chat*

[julienjames]

What baffles me is that the more we look into it the less we understand it. We are like ants trying to understand what’s going on outside . 😂🤣

[apolloofthesun]

Our universe is exspanding faster then the light can travel to reach us. Thus we are lossing track of things we might have previously been able to see.

[Argonak]

Sometimes I look up at the night sky and wonder just how many ghosts we are seeing that aren't actually there, we just have the echoes of their light from so many year ago.

It also makes me kinda happy to think about it though because if we could travel fast enough towards them we could watch them move through time. It's fascinating to me because it's like a time machine traveling through their past up to their current form.

[tokolohobizo]

The music is spooky and beautiful at the same time

[atom]

Our universe is formed with a set of parameters that guarantee a limit on what we can physically perceive. That limit likely limits how far we can travel as well. It is a formless fish bowl with a finite spotlight pointed at it

[sproutsisters]

He finally explained the horizon/ how an event horizon occurs with a simple sentence or two. I couldn't wrap my head around it until now. Thank you sir!

[marlinavallejos]

Somethings we will never understand until the day we Die & meet God. But it's still fun to try & understand it.😐👍

[mohamedafzal]

What a clear and clean cut explanation.... 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[jeffjustus]

We lied, and we still lie, because we really don't know. Professing themselves to be wise, they became fools.

[staple_boi]

The space thing makes sense when you just kinda sit there and think about. Space is space it just kinda does things.

[davidusa]

Joe isn’t even listening, he just can’t believe how excited this dude got about astrophysics.