Quantum Entanglement & Wormholes:Secrets of Space #QuantumEntanglement #Wormholes

Explore the fascinating world of quantum entanglement and wormholes with Neil deGrasse Tyson and Brian Greene.Discover how space might be stitched together with the wonders of quantum mechanics in this mind-blowing Startalk podcast clip #QuantumEntanglement #Wormholes #NeilDeGrasseTyson #BrianGreene #Startalk #SpaceMysteries #QuantumPhysics #Astrophysics #ScienceReel #MindBlowingScience #SpaceTime#QuantumSecrets#QuantumMechanics #QuantumPhysics #astrophysics

[curtis_ny]

This is my brain at 2am right before I doze off. When I awake - I’ve forgotten everything

[kurtasee]

Chucks like man i gotta go hit the joint a few times after this

[checkswim]

I watched this episode and I stop listening when ppl talk over each other so this is very nice❤

[Tyler-wlkq]

Makes logical sense to a no time creator or many religions

[michaelmole]

It definitely doesn't look like the animation and it isn't like a whole through space it is space like programing on the computer when you reveal the code that runs it just runs but maybe somehow we can manipulate the code to travel or teleport instantly to where we program the code to bring us there quantum mechanics is like the code that runs the universe and the more we learn how to read I the more insights we can gain into how to manipulate that without creating bugs or crashing the program

[jason]

Ending statement explains voids! Like bootes void.

[coachtaewherbalife]

If space disappears, then what happens to all the mass in it? I have a vested interest in the answer.

[maythemighty]

I heard this theory As above so below… where outer space and the “micro verse” are similar or the same. So i guess quantum entaglement for outer space and well everything else. Makes sense

[amyyoung]

I was just thinking the same thing....

[gilsonsangulukaniphiri]

These are still theories, aren't they?

[American_In_Latvia]

Quantum Gravity:
a vacuum force created in space by displacement by an atom.

Matter displaces space. 

The larger the mass, the more space displaced. 

Displaced space creates a cumulative force equal to the amount of atoms that displaced space.
See below.

Atoms contain anti-space which prevents space from filling the void of an atom.

It's a bit different from the prevailing view of gravity as a result of spacetime curvature. 

In this concept, matter's presence creates a distortion or "bulge" in space, and gravity is the function of space to return to uniformity.

There are some similarities to existing ideas:

Homogeneity principle: This idea aligns with the concept of spacetime preferring homogeneity, which is a cornerstone of general relativity.

Mechanism: 

How exactly does matter create this distortion? See above.

What properties of space allow this "push" away from uniformity?

Space must maintain homogeneity. (Core tenet)

Space has the quality of compression when displaced by matter. (Core tenet)

The compression of space is the gravity. (Core tenet)

The interior of the atom contains, for lack of a better word, anti-space... which currently is considered simply space.

Prior to the concept of anti-space, quantum gravity would be impossible to visualize.

With this idea visualizing is easy.

Anti-space displaces space. 

The amount one unit of anti-space displaces space is a quantum of gravity.

The main unit is the helium quanta. All other larger atoms gain one quanta of anti-space per proton.

We recognize anti-space in the same abstract way that led to the concept of dark matter. 

Looking at a theory that offers a theory of everything, assuming anti-space is a reasonable stretch and a starting point of creating quantum gravity math. 

Which should be easy enough for an accomplished mathematician.

The energetic unit of anti-space is the inverse of the same amount of space.

The more atoms accumulate, the greater the gravity. 

The sun displaces a large amount of space, equal to the volume of the sun.

Experimental verification: Can this idea be translated into mathematical models or testable predictions that could differentiate it from general relativity?

It seems so. I'm not a physicist and need help to develop this theory. Intuitively I sense this is correct.

In a sense, it is the curvature of space, but in the sense that space condenses around a body of matter. 

Closer to the surface, the space is thicker with greater pressure. 

This pressure is the strength of gravity.

Most of current cosmology still applies. It's just that this nascent augmented viewpoimt solves for a theory of everything, of which, most of the heavy lifting has already been done.

Possible avenues of proof.

Equivalence principle test:  

This experiment would test if different types of matter experience the same amount of "anti-space" displacement, perhaps onboard the ISS.

General relativity predicts that all matter falls at the same rate in a vacuum, regardless of composition. If this theory deviates from this, a high-precision equivalence principle test could expose the difference.

This theory proposes a novel "anti-space" force. 

Experiments searching for new forces between microscopic particles, like those conducted at particle colliders, could potentially detect interactions that align with this theory's predictions.

General relativity predicts specific properties of gravitational waves. If this theory offers distinct predictions about how "anti-space" displacement propagates, astronomers studying gravitational waves might observe discrepancies between this theory and general relativity.

These are good starting points as my main wish is to get this idea into the community. ASAP

Mick Malkemus, MS

[demijo]

So what you are saying is, fabric is breathable... which is why there is a vacuum in space!... 🥴

[masterkrapp]

And is it the case that dark matter is less populous in our region of the universe BECAUSE it ended up just being more abundant on the other side? I fear I might be conflating two key concepts here. Entangled left spin/right spin pairs of particles on the one hand and negative matter/ dark matter on the other hand. Now, don’t tell me I’m conflating these last two as well. Why is it that I always have to go back to the same science videos! Man science doesn’t stick to my t-fal f’ing mind!

[martinfedor]

Wormhole is exatly the same as your toilet in your house

[rockabye_baby]

Neil is so cool how he makes us listen to his academia drivel like our lives depends on it 😂

[JEFFREYMEISNER-qpjk]

Always catch the "might be". Quantum entanglement is a theory of 2 theorists discussing theory.

[Easygeeze]

just admit and accept god, its almost like every galaxy is a cell within a body, omg resaying what is commonly known.

[MagnumCarta]

Is this how RFK Jr. got brain worms? Too many worm holes caused the fabric of space to fall apart into discretized pieces in his noggin?

[Ana-bwgm]

Do they get paid for this. No wonder we didn't move from this planet.

[lowercase]

Show this to Eric weinstein.. Quantum nonsense lol