Michio Kaku: What If Einstein Is Wrong?
Interesting watch...
Added: Jan-25-2012
By: Akolade
In: Science and Technology
Tags: Michio Kaku, Einstein
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By: Akolade
In: Science and Technology
Tags: Michio Kaku, Einstein
Marked as: approved
Views: 1556 | Comments: 34 | Votes: 5 | Favorites: 1 | Shared: 0 | Updates: 0 | Times used in channels: 1
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Love this guy, he makes what could be such a dry subject interesting!!!
Posted Jan-25-2012 ByTARTANTERROR (143.74) 
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Exactly.
Posted Jan-25-2012 ByLimitedTime (213.00) 
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1. reproduce the results. if you can't, you're wrong.
2. if your yardstick is something as complicated as a system of satellites, ground sensors, EMR, and human beings managing the whole mess, i laugh. not that i don't appreciate GPS but if you're going to assert something about The fundamental law of the universe as we know it, ya better use something less frail or at least be able to repeat your results many many times, using many many systems.
Posted Jan-25-2012 Bydarthmullet1 (523.40) 
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@darthmullet1 I thought the experiment was recreated elsewhere and showed the same result. But still, the supernova argument is very strong.
Posted Jan-25-2012 Bywellybub (348.18) 
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@darthmullet1 - good points, sir!
Posted Jan-25-2012 ByRazu (52.80) Razu View Channel Send Message
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I like this guy. He's a bit commercialist, but he explains things on a very basic level.
Posted Jan-25-2012 ByLimitedTime (213.00) 
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He is another Carl Sagan, making extremely complex abstract ideas easily understood by those of us with IQs below 200. Michio,Stephen,Einstein and the late Carl Sagan will forever be shining examples of humanity.
Posted Jan-25-2012 ByValidated (409.28) 
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@Validated Most LLers have IQs below 80.. who is going to help them understand?
Posted Jan-25-2012 Bystepkau (79.08) 
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true! when i listen to him i feel my iq is way below 40....*sigh*
Posted Jan-25-2012 Byrestonva69 (100.86) 
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M Kaku blows my mind! Sounds so simple when explained by him.
Having been in the CERN complex, seen black boards in lined-up offices filled with crazy stuff , and the huge collider, I can assure you that these guys are the most brilliant minds around. And we owe them a lot of our comfort today.
Posted Jan-25-2012 ByJohnrambobo (131.00) 
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But wouldn't that just be light that traveled, and not time? Lets just say, we travel faster than light and got so far ahead that we could see ourselves coming toward ourselves. That doesnt mean that time was altered, it just means that we can see the past not go into the past.
Posted Jan-25-2012 Bydgntz (11.90) 
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Love physics, great things to come.
Posted Jan-25-2012 Bytheycallmenica13 (195.20) 
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He's quoting Superman. Mr Miyagi wannabe.
Posted Jan-25-2012 Bywotucudavwon (165.58) 
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@wotucudavwon Love your Avatar !!
Posted Jan-25-2012 ByJohnrambobo (131.00) 
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@Johnrambobo Thanks! Created by a genius called Happy Toast. His original gif on happytoast.co.uk is longer and funnier.
Posted Jan-25-2012 Bywotucudavwon (165.58) 
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I used to like this guy but he became another media poppet often saying shit he doesn't believe in but that general public will accept
Posted Jan-25-2012 ByBleys (1655.00) 
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I like this guy he's always on Nova and he was also on that Universe series on Discovery. He knows his stuff I will have to watch this later, thanks for posting
Posted Jan-25-2012 ByBlklight (1914.96) 
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>Implying it is light that is moving.
Posted Jan-25-2012 Bycamy011 (147.20) 
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This guy's a national treasure.
That sounds like the most plausible explanation. People were pretty quick to jump on that band wagon at the first announcement last year. Thankfully, our one constant, is still a constant. :-)
Posted Jan-25-2012 Byjeffbaustin (433.40) 
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Einstein was already wrong.
His equations predict infinite gravity at the singularity of a black hole.
He was righter than anyone else, though.
Posted Jan-26-2012 Bygovett (943.40) govett View Channel Send Message
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good vid
Posted Jan-25-2012 Byseanwoody716 (207.70) 
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Interesting find. It does make one think
Posted Jan-25-2012 Bymphatik (676.78) 
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