Michio Kaku and Neil deGrasse Tyson Reveal Time Travel Secrets

Join us on an extraordinary adventure as Michio Kaku and Neil deGrasse Tyson dive deep into the enigmas of time travel, black holes, and the future of humanity's exploration of the cosmos. From the science behind "Back to the Future" to the reality of wormholes and the possibility of multiple universes, this video is a must-watch for anyone fascinated by the potential of bending time and space.

🚀 Key Moments:

[00:00] Introduction to the Logic of Time Travel
[03:01] The "That's Funny" Moment in Scientific Discoveries
[09:20] Understanding Gravity Waves in Less Than 20 Seconds
[12:20] Classifying the Impossibilities of Time Travel
[19:34] The Concept of Wormholes and Time Machines
[28:18] The Multiverse and the Freedom of Choice
[33:11] Cosmic Queries: Unveiling the Mysteries of Time and Space
[45:48] Closing Thoughts: The Future of Time Travel

This discussion not only enlightens us on the theoretical possibilities of time travel but also touches upon how these concepts play out in popular culture and science fiction, drawing connections between theoretical physics and the timeless fascination with what lies beyond our current understanding.

[phoenixstudio]

It wasnt a Ring, it was a Pocket Watch.)

[walternullifidian]

It seems to me that retrograde time travel is impossible because it would violate the law of conservation of mass/energy. That is, if someone or something traveled backward to a previous time, then there would be less mass/energy in the universe from which they left, and more mass/energy in the universe to which they travel. Does this not violate the conservation laws? 🤔

[rondesantis]

There is NoTime Travel. Just Sheldon's Apartment - 2-4-24

[roberthutchison]

Sorry you egg heads, time travel is something I do all the time when my body stays in the present, but my mind, go into the past when I dream...

[martinpowell]

Is Doc. Brown drunk in this interview?