Scientists Are in Panic! Is the Universe an Atom?

Everything consists of atoms - This knowledge is about 100 years old. But today we know much more than that, because the supposedly smallest particles of matter are actually something like tiny universes. So is it possible that we ourselves and our universe are in fact just a tiny particle in a much larger world?

[cherrydoctorpepper]

That would mean that we are in the Quantum Realm relative to another universe and it just keeps going. Maybe there is no thing as the smallest thing and it goes on forever.

[sableminer]

I'm wondering if fractals somehow are involved in the better understanding as the repeating in our world is so bizarrely evident!

[barefootjohn]

I've also though the galaxies are cells in something we cannot imagine the size of it. Our cells float, crash into each other, and die.

[chucksellers]

Great episode! Immensely interesting topic.

[WildWombats]

The ending part reminded me of the concept that you can't have something without nothing, that everything has a yin and a yang.

[Republican_Extremest]

They were talking about Hermes, and how he knew and understood things without computers or current tech. I'm going out a tad and gunna say my belief. All knowledge in the world is embedded within all of us. Everything that lives, has this same knowledge. We just access it differently depending on the person. Once something is learned it cannot be unlearned and as we die our energy just moves somewhere else. Which is the basis for my opinion. Our DNA holds all types of commands and programming for our bodies all the way down to the smallest bits. And it runs smoothly. I'm sure my opinion will find some haters but it makes sense to me. That's all that matters I guess.

[PayterX]

3:42 you say that the “god particle” has never been found? It was found by the LHC in like 2012…

[fantomghost]

I think as AI gains computational power, riddles like these will be solved, or at least give us new directions to look in

[Garrett]

I have a theory that everything we know of is in the cosmic body of god them self ❤

[adferrao]

I had the same thought since I was able to comprehend the vast universe and micro atom that make up the universe.

[allahisone]

Definitely humans compared to universe are smaller then an atom

[TaiChiGhost]

I knew it all along. The earth is just a speck of dust in a giant's pocket.

[brendonbrazier]

It's about infinity. Is it a straight line that doesn't end or a cycle/loop that starts again?

[jrh]

We could be a space kids science fair project for all I know. 🤣

[guyincognito]

Science -> question -> answer -> further question.
Panic?

[shucksful]

We can see, if you look really close, butterflies and zebras, too. ..yep.

[sirbarringtonwomblembe]

Why would scientists panic? Don't they just calmly accept scientific methods of proof? Then just as calmly change their minds in the light of new evidence?

[m_e_t_a_p_h_o_r]

Also... I said this on youtube 4 years ago on another channel... ask if you want the link. Probably theorised a century earlier, probably known by ancient civilisations. As above, so below

[Realnatur]

Formerly, I did like to have an idea that the structure of the smallest stabile structure equals with the structure of the biggest stabile structure, ...If the case is like that, what such an ideal ..., ....

.But after watching the characters of observable Universe, it is more like the characters of our Earth with the Cloud to equals with the characters of the Universe..

[hatchiquintana]

Even as a lil kiddo I always thought this was the case, as many of us would, I’d suppose.