How Does Order Get Born from CHAOS? The Butterfly Effect

Let’s think 13.8 bln years back. Just a few quanta of time would have elapsed since the occurrence of the hypothetical Big Bang. There is neither matter nor energy around as we know them, and the four fundamental interactions are interconnected by one bizarre force. The physical laws known to us are not yet applicable at this point. However, other ones are working instead, which are just as rigid and which predefine the system’s future development. At the same time, a tiniest change at any point of the germinating universe is capable of changing its future completely, whatever the reason for this tiny change. It appears that our reality was literally born actually thanks to chaos – in the scientific sense of the word.

00:00 Examples of the Butterfly Effect
02:37 Discovery of the Butterfly Effect
04:02 How the Butterfly Effect works
04:57 Chaos theory
06:45 What is Chaos theory
08:40 A journey back to the beginning of times
10:56 Ending

#ButterflyEffect #Chaos #Cosmos #Universe #Science #SOlarSystem

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[zawarudo]

Butterfly effect is the thing that I fear the most. Just one small choice you make will trigger a series of events that will affect everyone and everything around you. And imagine you make choices everyday. Every person make choices everyday. There are billions of people who make choices everyday. That's why everyday I have anxiety because the whole world is under the Butterfly effect.

[dutonic]

Hey Kosmo, physicist here. Firstly I love lots of your space videos- though there are some important points you drop here or there in your videos, overall they’re pretty great and a fun exploration of the universe around us. Someone with next to zero scientific knowledge can watch them and come away with a reasonable understanding of some basic ideas. Astrophysics is not needed to appreciate it.

Chaos theory on the other hand is incredibly complicated. Perhaps one of the most difficult and convoluted fields of science ever founded. Really appreciating chaos theory at the very least requires differential equations. Additionally, speculative comments like “the universe began as a result of chaos” aren’t really accurate at all most prominently because time (the dimension through which chaotic systems evolve) does not appear to exist before the universe began. I think if you reached out to experts in chaos theory and asked them what they would say for a video like this about chaos theory, the video content would be more solid for sure.

It’s hard to explore physics without math, but you’ve been doing a great job. Keep up the great work!

[Anonymous-yhol]

MANY RIPPLES CLASHING WITH EACH OTHER CREATING OTHER NEW RIPPLES.

[shivakrishna]

The thing is time is fake, time doesn't exist, time is but movement given a nickname.

[manofcultura]

You should do a video on quantum immortality, where in a system where the observer has a 50/50 chance of dying, the observer will only observe the timeline that they didn’t die in. I think this is related to the butterfly effect

[harpo]

Of course, the butterfly's wings are just as likely to prevent a hurricane in Indonesia as cause one. Chaos makes everyday life neither more nor less predictable as far as our predictive powers are concerned.

[jooei]

I liked the butterfly effect movie, explains the effect nicely.

Also, love the bgm, Pruit Igoe, a classic!

[safeysmith]

But a butterfly beating it’s wing in Brasil doesn’t cause a hurricane in Japan. Lol.

[AJScraps]

Amazing content as always! Ty for the quality uploads

[jooei]

The chaos in universe is the direction of time, or more precisely, the increase of entropy in the universe, which results in the heat death of the universe in far, far in the future.

[occamsrayzor]

In my personal opinion, this is by far the best video you have ever produced! 💯

[idee]

So interesting! Complex theories explained in such an eloquent way that even a layperson can become engrossed in them.

[MrRaggarRobban]

Chaos means the "Original and infinite space" (Greek mythology)..

[bazpearce]

I often wonder how my life would have turned out if i hadn't been hit by a car when i was a kid. The butterfly effect sure changed me. Maybe things would be worse if it hadn't happened.

[ricardobritoruiz]

It would take the Nile river of ink to write books to extend this issue in order to reach every human being.
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[debayanchatterjee]

That's one of the most beautiful videos on this topic. Highly appreciate your work. Keep on posting these gems.

[GibMe]

Jim Al-Khalili's Chaos is one of the best Doc's on Chaos. He breaks it down into small understandable chunks. It really is the master of the Universe.

[Mrchky]

A fanciful bit of whimsical entertainment. Well done!

[richardsrichards]

Reminds me of the 3 body problem...both the phenomena and the series...and i agree with both their conclusion...chaos even deterministic chaos cannot be predicted regardless of technology capability