Interview about the 2019 Nobel Prize in Physics 'This is a discovery of the universe, in a sense.'

Immediately after the announcement, Professor Ulf Danielsson, Member of the Nobel Committee, was interviewed by freelance journalist Joanna Rose regarding the 2019 Nobel Prize in Physics.

The Nobel Prize in Physics 2019 was awarded "for contributions to our understanding of the evolution of the universe and Earth's place in the cosmos" with one half to James Peebles "for theoretical discoveries in physical cosmology", the other half jointly to Michel Mayor and Didier Queloz "for the discovery of an exoplanet orbiting a solar-type star."

[shartbearer]

It must be a great honour to contribute to the knowledge of the Universe. Cheers to the human race!

[MudahnyaFizik]

Our whole universe was in a hot dense state when nearly 14 billion years ago the expansion started.

Wait.

[nsubugaivan]

one day I will be there interviewed for physiology and medicine

[avinkumar]

Still waiting for when I'm there giving an interview....

[RavinderBishnoi]

One day I will won Nobel prize in physics and chemistry
🙂

[Aledahal]

How Come this years awards were for Such old discoveries?

[kumarsatyam]

I love drinking the universe every morning

[doodelay]

the ordinary matter, that's what makes the universe sweet :]

[Arakis]

It's like exisiting two two mainly system, related to two forces; one absorb smallest particles existing in the first system and the second "shot" from the second system to the first. In which contain the absortion is created by the anti -materia and the shoting is created by the too much materia condensed in a single point of space. By the way the difference in speed and acceleration differential equation by the "time" is a result for complain the quantity of bigger and these more than smallest particles by the way the conjuntion as dimensions of space and pressure between materia and antimateria is created from a difference of cinetic energy with pull the galaxyes and the antimater behind too in all universal object movement?.

[rushikeshreddy]

My aim was to win Nobel prize in medicine but, now I am studying class 9.

[DangerousParent]

If the "Big Bang" is an "explosion" of sorts why is the universe both expanding AND collapsing, wouldn't it make more sense for the Big Bang to be an "implosion" instead of explosion thereby causing an expansion and collapsing at the same time. Shouldn't "The Big Bang" really be called "The Big 'Whoosh'"?

[VikasBhagwagar]

So after human die, there are high chances spirit move to another one of the trillion galaxy... and so continue...

[swarnendupachal]

Don't be too sure about dark matter