The Fundamental Structure of THE UNIVERSE ?? 😲 w/ Neil DeGrasse Tyson

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[borisvos]

As far as we can measure and perceive now

[larrychen]

What about Quarks? Isn’t there actually things that are smaller than the atomic particles that make up a nucleus?

[TheKeeperoftheCreed]

Now we have to think bigger. What if our universe has an orbit that we are not even remotely aware of.

[samarthm]

It's beautiful that it's true because the gravitational force and electromagnetic force work similarly. They basically have the same formally too.

[Silika]

Maybe the absolute small and absolute big are same thing, there is a point where it connects

[mdog]

Quarks, Neil, Quarks. Bosons are also subatomic and smaller than protons. I get he's probably being simplistic or doesn't agree with string theory, but there are smaller particals

[kochawskyalex]

if i'm as big as a universe i won't have any idea the solar system exist

[nebula]

He means the particles that make protons and neutrons. He knows about those.

[johnhiggs]

Subatomic particles are chopped liver?

[romansoto]

It's crazy!!! I never even thought about making that connection before.

[simonhealey]

Although the conventional models state so particles don't orbit in the same way as a solar system

[pepevelez]

if things are made up of atoms, it means that there no actually solid, but rather things united with empty spaces in between

[Artinthedark]

Not just all the way down. But scaled up as well.

[it]

Only that we can see now. And there are subparticles

[JamesMichaelReece]

One-day I think that someone will be able to look at those particles a bit closer. The nucleus could be a galaxy itself. Just like we can't see the total big picture yet we can't see the total small picture either. I'm thinking infinity.😂

[ThreadedNail]

If its too small we cant perceive it anyway. Same as if it was too big of a perspective, maybe our galaxies are like atoms that make up something else, we dont know. But time would move so slow from our tiny perspective, it would be hard to perceive that. For example, if the galaxies were part of something similar to a liquid thats moving around, we might get an idea like the universe is expanding or something like that if we tried to perceive it. Just sayin. We could be wrong about alot and it would be hard to even realize it.

[darrinlaw]

That was always my high thought i always wondered if this was a hypothesis nobody can really answer

[iannickolas]

But could it be the same all the way up ? Could our universe be circling an unknown item along with other universes ? I imagine it's impossible to know yet, but it would be cool.

[tbleeker]

I remember having that thought when i was a kid.

[OmniZeb]

Only which we can observe yet. I'm sure even that parts have lesser parts that makes them