Brian Cox : 'Something Strange Is Happening In The Universe'

Something strange has happened in the universe, and Brian Cox has warned that the implications are too massive to ignore! The universe, as we know it, began in an incredibly hot and dense state, a singularity that expanded and cooled rapidly, giving rise to the entirety of space, time, matter, and energy.

[davidwalker]

The universe isn, t acting strange it's acting like it's always been billions of years before we came along to arrogantly decide how it should act

[johnqdoe]

I possess the power of
But it only works when no one is looking at me.

[kostak]

Can anybody with these awsome brains, try to figure out how we can live in harmony and not distroy this planet? 😢😢

[insightvideo]

Ah yes…true knowledge…the moment when you finally realize you know nothing.

[DeltaSmARTuplink]

Just sit back and let nature do the work..☯️💥

[marionpratnicki]

This was fantastic! Everything changes and possibly (as I feel it) grows, and as expected, so does the universe! I can’t even imagine the numbers and sizes you speak of. I can only imagine “infinite”. Being an old lady - I have learned to ask what truth I FEEL in my heart and bones …. THEN, the science makes more sense to my mind to digest. Then, I can continue to ask the questions.
This was really fun! Enjoyed this immensely.

[tomfreemanorourke]

Those who repeat the words "it's just complicated and beyond our collective understanding" are saying that they don't know what they're talking about.

[richardhughes]

What difference does it make anyway we cannot do anything about it just get on with your bit of life you have been given and try to enjoy the short time you are breathing

[Macrobish]

Any statement especially a scientific one and in particular about the universe that begins with “we know” has to be viewed with suspicion

[trevorstanding]

There are doubts growing among Cosmologists that the Big Bang theory could be wrong. Some think there could have been more than one Big Bang.

[leonardgibney]

Ubiquitous water is a strange substance if you ask me. It evaporates into an invisible gas yet you can float great steel ships weighing thousands of tons on it in liquid form.

[AnshulNeville]

Me too. Why are we trying to prove Mathematical concepts with an ego. The universe is the universe and its laws are to be comprehended in the ways the universe is trying to show us

[tonnywildweasel]

Living in this strange world, well, honestly i'm not that surprised it is strange out there too ;-)

[paulphilippines]

The earth is protected by somthing a power far bigger than we can possibly comphrehend we are so lucky

[richardcabrejo]

The Big Bang was so bright and loud, , it made me blind and deaf!

[anthonylloyd]

We look out from Earth in any direction and we can see out there for 13.5 billion light years, but what if Earth moved say 6 billion light years to the edge, would we see 19.5 in one direction and only 7.5 in the other? Where ever we are in the universe would we still not see 13.5 billion years into the past every way we looked? And if we moved 13.5 billion years would we still not look 13.5 billion years into the past? As time has no limit it seems to suggest space has no limit either?

[davidwillmore]

The universe is not acting strange as we are new on the block we are just learning and to suggest the universe is playing games with us is rubbish.

[kelvinharris]

What do we know? We know that we have detected Graviton waves in space. That means that space is truly a fabric a thing that's substance. If a graviton wave can exist in space, then it seems to figure That if space is accelerating away counter to gravity, then maybe we're overthinking it. Lots of external forces set things into motion against gravity on Earth and send things flying in the opposite direction. The only difference is in space there would be nothing to slow down that momentum like it would on Earth. It seems to me with all the volatility in the universe and if gravitational waves do exist. Then tides would exist in space as well. It would be impossible to measure right now but I would bet that there are ebbs and flows in space just like in the ocean and that the ocean itself and space itself are extremely similar except for the fact that space would not have gravity affecting it as intensely as it does in an ocean on Earth. So the energies that they are looking for probably don't exist they're just a natural reaction to the matter and actions taking place in space from explosions of stars gamma ray burst and black holes. These would be the mixing pot of the solar fabric of space itself creating vast tsunamis Space waves moving entire galaxies and everything in its path with nothing to slow it down, in fact gaining speed beyond the light speed limit due to continued crashing of waves.

[jdrei]

Earth is ascending along with humans. Think outside the square...you cant

[jeanmitchell]

No one knows how the universe just like to think they do