Multiverse Theory by Dr Michio Kaku

[jpmusic]

My text books were wrong and my comic books a right.
I love physics

[THEMODERNNERD]

What if dark matter isn't dark matter, but rather (for lack of a better term) the shadow of parallel universes? Their gravity bleeding through in much the same way light does between joining rooms

[bobcunningflaps]

cant stop laughing at when he keeps on saying "White hole"

[obiwan]

I am a conservative Roman Catholic Christian and I find Dr. Kaku fascinating. The Bible does NOT explain math or science. We need more people like Dr. Kaku to continue to discover the nature of the Universe and with his great ability to explain those discoveries to non-scientists like me.

[Cyclonit]

I really like how the multiverse theory shows the fundamental idea of science. If something is proven to be wrong, it is false. No excuses, it is false. We will then think about the problem again, eventually come up with a new model and try it out. This process will repeat until science is infallible.

[derksenjenny]

i love michio kaku, he explains it in a way everybody can understand, ,i really love this theory sound sreally logic

[zackariahjeanyudah]

We are in Univers 7
on some DBZ super stuffs lol

[righteousblaze]

I'm obsessed with learning the fundamentals of physics. I'm also a die-hard Christian. I believe that while it is truly incredible that science continues to unlock doors that were once baffling, in the end it is all knowledge. We cannot change any of this we can only accept it. Truly startling concepts but it does not prove or disprove God by any means.

[patrickray]

I came here for Dr Michio Kaku! he's great!

[xkillaman]

I respect all people in this Earth, I hope that one day we can all live with each other responsibly and in unity.

[grenda]

How is it possible someone can be so intelligent, dr Kaku is a genius

[RemyBeast]

This man is incredibly intelligent. I forget exactly what his IQ is but he is very smart. This multiverse question does beg the question "What created the multiverses, where did they come from?". It seems to be an unending question. And ultimately what created the Parent multiverse. It never stops. As inquisitive as it is and quite witty, it just doesn't answer the question. It's like saying amino acids arrived from asteroids. You're only relocating the problem.

[BittenMitten]

This is a very solid theory that I believe in and I was raised a Christian. I'm not saying either of my beliefs are correct, I am just saying that time will tell, whether or not I live to see these questions answered is another question entirely. But for now, I feel as though it is healthy to be open and accepting to many ideas, because regardless of history, it is in the nature of humans to question our existence and our purpose.

[Third_I_]

''lisa could give us....now get this...'' haha that was comedy gold!!!

[amandalippke]

I've begun my voyage into the watery idea of the "Multiverse" theory. I'm just beginning to wade through the facts and shaping my own vision of other's ideas. I'd like to get to know what others, like myself, who are searching for their own "meaning of life".
If anyone reading this comment would be so very kind...please send your own perception of what he seems to call his "Genesis". Thank you. I"m looking forward to understanding your, better viewpoint.

[felipecampos]

When he says "white hole" I automatically remember Stewie (Family Guy) saying "cool whip" hahaha

[seriousman]

I like how Stewie explains this to Brian, it's easy to understand and my brain doesn't hurt so much :S

[fnx]

I think that if there are multiple (and infinite in number) universes and there are infinite universes that are exact copies of our universe, this means that the essence of one of this universes is exactly the same essence of all the other exact copies of it. This means that from a philosophical point of view they can be considered as one single and unique universe.

[jimahalangel]

I'm doing a project on this for school, and it's really exiting. As soon as I started the research for this I learned the coolest things!

[dickybrewer]

He does not deny design, in fact he points out that his favorite way of looking at that is what Einstein said about how everything could have ended up ugly and nonsensical, but it didn't, it ended up orderly and beautiful. Both Einstein and Kaku neither affirm nor deny when it comes to religion - they are thinking beyond those simplistic terms.