Michio Kaku: 'We Just Detected THIS Inside A Black Hole & It's TERRIFYING!'

Dr. Michio Kaku, the trailblazing theoretical physicist, has spent his life unraveling the universe's deepest secrets. Now, he's on a quest to rewrite the very laws that govern our existence. He has no doubt become one of the greatest scientific minds of our time, and now, Kaku is convinced that we live inside a black hole!

#Voyager #Space

[gordonseybert]

Kwazurs... It's been kwazurs all along.

[smyersgm]

Jesus. I’ve been saying wrong ALL MY LIFE 😳😂🤦‍♂️. I thought it was “Kway-sars” not “kwah-sars”. 😂😂😂😂😂

[Cup_of_tea]

well... I just learned a WHOLE lot of something new.

[willkerslake]

In the early universe, with the absence of anything heavier than Lithium, the early stars would have had to have been absolutely massive to have the gravity to get past the proton on proton collisions to achieve fusion.

[RiverSprite]

The background music is so loud I can hardly hear the narrator.

[garyvahl]

How long will it take to get there at Warp 9. Lol

[whatsdrugs]

I legitimately just walked past him in downtown Calgary.

[mww]

Yes, I've said that for decades. Black holes are anchors in space time and hold galaxys and universes together. They lead to other universes through a white hole on the other side depending on the time line in between the two universes. Forinstance a white hole universe would be the total opposite of ours.. Time would flow backwards from the future to the past. Kind of like male and female. In the center of the anchor a new universe will be born. In my opinion the white hole theory is correct and the one that makes the most sense.

[Jojoba-wzri]

They stumbled upon an alien civilization’s celestial garden. Duh.

[garyclouse]

So what criteria do you reference when describing this entertaining man as "one of the greatest scientific minds of our time"?

[GM-Aukrun]

could this also confirm the multiverse theory if there are universes inside blackholes?

[merrittfallis]

Quazzers??? It's Kway-zars (rhymes with cars)

[jssomewhere]

So the name of active blackholes has changed? I know that the number of stars thought to reside in our galaxy is an estimate based on star density and the overall size of the galaxy. Yet I have not heard a number as low as 60 billion in a very long time. I have heard as many as 600 billion, actually I've heard even higher but it was a real outlier. Most estimate around 400 billion yet never lower than 100 billion.
I'm not sure why it's an issue but it really is.

[Captain.AmericaV]

I've had a theory about all black holes being different universes.

It also lends credence to the theory of that multiverse, too. Kinda makes sense.

Since matter/material is never destroyed and black holes swallow/absorb everything they come across, wouldn't that mean that it will come out the other side and be reconstituted as new planets or stars?

So essentially, the black holes could be the universes recyclers!!

Also, countless black holes within each universe have countless black holes within each universe and so on infinitum!!

Big bang - birth of a black hole and universe!!

Big crunch - death of a black hole and universe!!

[jeffreybailey]

I am glad I am part of the webb mirrors. I touched all primary mirrors and looked inside them.

[ecduzitgood]

Sorry but I can't see the value with looking where we can't go when there is so much we don't know about our own planet.