A Harvard Astrochemist Discusses Big Bang Cosmology

Dr. Karin Öberg, Harvard University astronomy professor and founder of The Öberg Astrochemistry Lab , discusses the implications of Big Bang cosmology and offers an intriguing comparison between it and previous cosmological models.

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[cambar]

the only ad ive actually watched, very insightful video

[maxxoso]

You are awesome. I believe the more we understand the the human body and mind the more we will understand whats our there. We hold the answers deep with in us in our composition. We are the universe and vise versa ❤️

[antoniomoyal]

You are such a God-blessed scientist, Karin. I follow and listen all of your lectures. And good-looking!

[michaelcerda]

That was one of the best ads that i have seen.

[gaborlisztes]

expansion does not necessarily mean thet the whole universe was in one point once... Einstein discovered that our space is not flat... so how about if our space is flowing for example on a toroid surface... out part expanding but maybe other parts shrinking...

[justinnelson]

I feel the same way, the more I study the Universe the more I can understand the One who made it :) :) :)

[vanmears]

Not bothering anyone not begging for Federal Funding

[Wog]

Sanskrit scriptures have described existence of multiple universes, life time of such universes, existence of extra terrestrial civilizations as much as in current universe in which our solar system exist. Even the age of our universe (among many) is described that comes very close to modern day estimate. Genesis exists in your presentation but this do not? Perhaps you should read Sanskrit scriptures, Karl Sagan did.