Michio Kaku:3 mind-blowing predictions about the future 44,288 views Apr 25, 2022

7:09 / 15:04 Michio Kaku: 3 mind-blowing predictions about the future 44,288 viewsApr 25, 2022 The Well 10.4K subscribers What lies in store for humanity? Theoretical physicist Michio Kaku explains how different life will be for your descendants—and maybe your future self, if the timing works out. ❍ Subscribe to The Well on YouTube: https://bit.ly/welcometothewell ❍ Up next: Time travel is possible. Can we go back? https://youtu.be/pQN2OPBaErI Carl Sagan believed humanity needed to become a multi-planet species as an insurance policy against the next huge catastrophe on Earth. Now, Elon Musk is working to see that mission through, starting with a colony of a million humans on Mars. Where will our species go next? Theoretical physicist Michio Kaku looks decades into the future and makes three bold predictions about human space travel, the potential of 'brain net', and our coming victory over cancer. "[I]n the future, the word 'tumor' will disappear from the English language," says Kaku. "We will have years of warning that there is a colony of cancer cells growing in our body. And our descendants will wonder: How could we fear cancer so much?" Read the full video transcript: https://bigthink.com/videos/predictio... ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ❍ About The Well ❍ Do we inhabit a multiverse? Do we have free will? What is love? Is evolution directional? There are no simple answers to life’s biggest questions, and that’s why they’re the questions occupying the world’s brightest minds. So what do they think? How is the power of science advancing understanding? How are philosophers and theologians tackling these fascinating questions? Let’s dive into The Well. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Join The Well on your favorite platforms: ❍ Facebook: https://bit.ly/thewellFB ❍ Instagram: https://bit.ly/thewellIG Featured playlist 15 videos Welcome to The Well The Well 163 Comments rongmaw lin Add a comment... The Well Pinned by The Well The Well 2 months ago Do you agree with these predictions? 14 Planet Earth Planet Earth 2 months ago (edited) I've listened to Michio Kaku for many years, mostly to compare my knowledge to his, my predictions to his, I have also been aware of his humor. However, I've never seen it this displayed before. He doesn't make himself as available as he used to for interviews probably because he's getting a bit old and tired of that routine. But it seems to me he'd be a good stand up comedian. 12 The Well K A K A 1 month ago (edited) usually I don't click on advertisement but when you have the great professor I can't help myself but to click and also subscribe 22 Toby Muresianu Toby Muresianu 2 months ago That’s really interesting! I am a little skeptical about us “needing” to be an interplanetary species because I think it is a lot easier to build a resilient habitat on Earth than on Mars or any other planet that looks worse than a worst case scenario for Earth would likely ever be. But with sophisticated robots that could set up contained environments it could be a possibility. I think our means of communicating emotions already through body language, speech, etc. is already incredibly sophisticated so I don’t see the need to wire emotions directly through brain computer interfaces. But it could be very interesting to modify our emotions directly since our emotions determine how we react to and process different stimuli. It could potentially be a boon for therapy - overriding people’s instinct to respond to a situation with fear or panic instead with positive emotions. I do think that smart toilets will make things like cancer treatable far earlier and save a lot of lives and expense. I could even see insurance companies buying them for people or companies to save millions on eventual cancer treatment. 4 The Well High Society High Society 1 month ago I had no idea this is how Stephen Hawkings communicated I love science 4 M K M K 1 month ago Omg Michio Kaku is really brilliant!!!! I love it!!! 2 Damien Damien 2 days ago I love this wonderful check list of advanced achievements that are impeccable Jamie Jamie 1 month ago (edited) I am thankful for this professor's knowledge. And it is so interesting I'm terrified of the future. Honestly, who can understand what the destiny of humanity is? I will always live in a state of conscience- unconcscienceness until I'm granted the gift of not being alive. Take solace in God and just take me away and give me the peace of have enjoyed the Era in which I have lived and experienced. Save the future for the next generations. 3 High Society High Society 1 month ago I really do hope I get to live long enough to see these chips reach speed of light into other planets 7 GONE FISHING GONE FISHING 2 weeks ago It's very good to hear that the rich will always walk and live forever with out cancer. drmichaelshea drmichaelshea 1 month ago Honestly, I’d rather be dead. And it’s comforting to know that I almost certainly will be. 6 joe holzer joe holzer 2 months ago 1) The off-world ideas are mostly profit driven and will have to be replaced with lucrative schemes, ie: you're paid and provided for to create a better than earth off-world situation. 2) Communications will change with and after we iron out the mistakes in present examples and forms. While useful in some situations the machine part will be outdone by (r)evolution of love on a global level. 3) Progress on combating diseases will continue, so will our knowledge and utilisation of DNA. I'm missing a driving force for most progress here and that will be new ways of energy management, starting with batteries all up to fusion. And of course many things we haven't even begun to fathom yet. 4 The Well MarinaCapri MarinaCapri 2 months ago (edited) Maybe we our species is already spread throughout the universe ! Maybe we were brought here to Earth from other life forms throughout the universe's but we are all different looking according to the environments and chemical make ups of other planets and somehow we are all all connected to the universe. There is so much life out there. Just something to think about thanks for listening. 3 The Well jonny the boy jonny the boy 1 month ago I would go to Mars in a heartbeat, but I doubt they would take a 60-year old broken-down lineman. Alas, I'm stuck on this hellhole 1 GATURKS GATURKS 4 weeks ago 🥰 Youtuber GATURKS says: we are living in the fastest explosion of advancement in human History! What a time to be alive! rossriver75 yukon rossriver75 yukon 4 weeks ago Star Trek TV series in the 1960s ( and set in the “2100s”) said cancer gone, but still the common cold hanging around. Dance God Dance God 2 months ago (edited) Wonderful information but we should remind ourselves that Elon himself would never be the first to fly to Mars so why should anyone else? Those naive volunteers are going to be isolated and miserable. And miserable people tend to self-destruct. We have to work to understand and be inspired by ourselves instead of looking to billionaires for inspiration. 2 Lequita Hartfield Lequita Hartfield 1 month ago Give Ai your thoughts and Ai will do your thinking for you to the point you can no longer think for yourself . 2 The Well pmarie2003 pmarie2003 1 month ago I find it confusing that anyone would want to continue the human species anywhere. Imagine being stuck on Mars with a million copies of the people that you work with. Nope. 1 Yam Esotericist Yam Esotericist 2 months ago Amazing! But it will not work for 98% of the audience but you yourself know that. The fact is that Tolle's "Pain Body" turns out to have a physical body too, which works reflexively, automatically and constantly! You must discover it in yourself first!!! ThexWITCHxMaster ThexWITCHxMaster 2 months ago We need to colonize Mars now. We have the technology today. We could of colonized Mars at the end of the 1980s had We started in the mid 1970s like we were talking about back then. Today we are lead by people who can't even make new laws to help our own people. 4 Janae Nae13 Janae Nae13 2 months ago I just LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE YOU !! Ken Davis Ken Davis 1 month ago I read your book, Kaku. Filled with fantasy, conjecture and scientific flights of fantasy. I love science. Especially when it's based on real evidence. Not fantasy and conjecture. 2 jerry farthing jerry farthing 12 days ago here is a question a little off topic. what if the crop circles are realy a 2-d pictures of a 3d objects and beings from outerspace have been telling us things all along in a 2-d pictures of 3-d objects . arajoaina arajoaina 2 months ago Life itself is the ultimate form of movie. 2 Debra Al-Shalabi Debra Al-Shalabi 3 weeks ago Part 2: would immediately take it over, then the nightmares begin! Jesse Cohoon Jesse Cohoon 1 month ago I remember watching a movie where the toilet was supposed to be keeping track of a person's health and they had to dump old urine into the bowl so that it wouldn't detect that the person was drinking. It ended up where the guy had to get surgery, and if the intelligent toilet had detected alcohol, he would have been denied by his insurance. Big brother is watching you even as you s#!t 4 Daniel Ninedorf Daniel Ninedorf 2 months ago What if Proxima Centauri B is already inhabited and sees the "invaders" as needing to be killed ! for there own survival. 1 Christopher Reed Christopher Reed 3 weeks ago What will quantum computing 🖥 come as well ? D Pepa D Pepa 1 month ago hold up... what makes a dude who is 3x divorced a loser? I'd argue that a dude who can be 3x divorced can get women.... so that said, a guy who is 40 and has never gotten married is the real loser. Just saying Ingrid Hohmann Ingrid Hohmann 2 months ago Going to Mars or somewhere else is.a way to put humans out of harms way in.case of a.catastrophic event,...hopefully humans don't destroy themselves before we reach Mars 1 DynaMoe DynaMoe 2 months ago This world that he is describing sounds horrible. Completely taking away from the human experience. It’s not his fault, it’s probably going to happen. I just hope my kids get to live at least a part of the human experience that I enjoyed. Pretty sad if technology takes us in that direction but I will continue to enjoy my camping and fishing with my kids until that is no longer the norm. Our kids or their kids are gonna be living in a messed up reality. 2 carol Mueller carol Mueller 4 days ago Jesus told Christians to pray for God's Kingdom to come and for His will to be done on earth as it is in heaven, Matthew 6:9,10! God's Kingdom is a heavenly government ruled by Jesus Christ as King. Soon Jesus will bring beautiful changes to the earth. There will be no more death, pain or sorrow on earth, Psalms 37:9-11! After Armageddon the meek will inherit the earth and live forever on it, Psalm 37:29; Matthew 5:5; Proverbs 2:21,22! Jesus will do on a grand scale what he did when he walked the earth including raising those who are asleep in death, John 5:28,29! The earth will be cultivated into a Paradise like God intended in the beginning, Genesis 1:28; Isaiah 55:11! There will only be one government over the entire earth forever, Daniel 2:44! Jesus said that this good news of the Kingdom would be preached about in all the inhabited earth for a witness to all the nations, and then the end will come, Matthew 24:14! In order to receive everlasting life and the blessings that God has promised, we must worship the Father with spirit and truth, John 4:22-24! Isaiah 42:8; Psalms 83:18! Ulf Eliasson Ulf Eliasson 2 months ago Theralase Technologies has the supreme treatment for C. Incredible tech. Just give it time. Ill Omens Ill Omens 2 months ago This guy is the epitome of pop science. Everything he says is very interesting *in theory*, yet almost none of it holds up under scientific scrutiny, or it's unprovable with our current tools. In general you should be extremely wary of the shit string theory researchers say. 3 Sha O. Sha O. 3 weeks ago we were those robots that helped someone mine something for them ages ago SNoWfLaKe_Da_BoSS SNoWfLaKe_Da_BoSS 2 months ago I’m watching meltdown on 3 mile island and they lost Michio Kaku as a Nuclear Physicist I’m thinking to my self he’s not a Nuclear Physicist he’s a overrated Theoretical Physicist like Stephen Hawking 1 Binge Fox Binge Fox 3 weeks ago In the 80s the rage was future speculation and huge leaps forward. All we have to show for it is Flat screen TVs, and Smartphones. Oh and electric cars eventhough the we had electric cars 100 years ago Paul smith Paul smith 2 months ago The only problem is majority of us can't afford to go to mars or could make the trip.I mean that's why people have to go through tests before they can,travel. So,unless they come up with a,safer way to get us there easier, gonna be risky Christopher Reed Christopher Reed 3 weeks ago Film is art same as books writing is art thats like saying everyone can be joe satriani with too guitar lessons remember frank zappa came out the same time as the Beatles art is the 🧠 brain and sole no computer will ever have a sole . Christopher Reed Christopher Reed 3 weeks ago I love that guy tho he's cool 😎 Rushil Airan Rushil Airan 1 month ago Bro, was he joking or not? WAS HE JOKING OR NOT Ray Finkle Ray Finkle 1 month ago All I know is when this man Brian cox and tyson talks I listen Daniel Rosas Daniel Rosas 1 month ago To have a peaceful earth 1);You have to send all the dictators out space 2) Also send out every one in jails that had done crimes 3) Send all kings and their concubines Consort also. 4) Send all The politicians. Then you can have a blissful Earth . 2 Hamburgers Hamburgers 2 months ago i wana be alive when all this happends :( anthony ruffini anthony ruffini 2 months ago Imagine getting up to do your morning business before work and your smart toilet tells you that you got cancer. 🌅 2 Paul smith Paul smith 2 months ago So pretty much its total recall mixed with the matrix John Karwacki John Karwacki 1 month ago This guy has looked the same for the last 20 years Paul R Paul R 1 month ago First time clicking on a (ad) video. Hope this helps Jeremy H Jeremy H 1 month ago I say we figure out the cancer one first. Who’s with me? 2 Jarrod Yuki Jarrod Yuki 2 months ago no erasing human memories no neuralink. and no multiverse. 1 Jesse Perez Jesse Perez 2 months ago What do you mean our future there about to be a nuclear catastrophe 1 Jason b. Jason b. 2 weeks ago The toilet/cancer thing is called Smartpipe. You're welcome. 2 The Well SunnyDayTeaFactory SunnyDayTeaFactory 3 weeks ago Printing press was a big deal too Doctor. Damien Damien 2 days ago Extraterrestrial Photon Field Conciscioussnes Projection ideology was a foresight that's impressive no doubt mary edinger mary edinger 6 days ago Here is what my prediction for you sir. Jesus is coming back. Every knee will bow and every tongue confess that Jesus Christ is Lord. I am sorry that with all you so called intelligence you have not acknowledged that the true Genius is our Creator, but you will soon see Him. VP VP 2 months ago i think humanity will go out with out bang😅😅 2 Ricky Martha Ricky Martha 1 month ago 𝐩𝐫𝐨𝐦𝐨𝐬𝐦 😻 Lorraine Garcia Lorraine Garcia 2 months ago Just read your BiBLE it tells you what’s gonna happen in the Future 1 Paul smith Paul smith 2 months ago Remember the prophecy of 2029 they guy had about the asteroid opohis or whatever its,called cris castillo cris castillo 12 days ago Hamans are self replicating robots we are so advanced we think for our selfs. Janae Nae13 Janae Nae13 2 months ago 🤗❤️🤗❤️🤗❤️ Michael Bennett Michael Bennett 2 months ago (edited) Colonize mars…could you imagine the wars between planets. We fight over oil and imaginary lines now lol 5 Derek Seube Derek Seube 1 month ago Just building another tower of Babel. Good luck ChargeCity ChargeCity 1 month ago Anyone asking if this is a good thing? Drishya Bagdas Drishya Bagdas 2 weeks ago this makes me think of black episodes Richard Howe Richard Howe 2 months ago You ain't got to worry about all of that stuff because a meteorite is going to Wipeout over 90 percent of the population.. soon 🔜😱🤔.. don't worry, be happy🥂😂👙🎂🏝️🏄🏍️🤣😗🤠😎🤗 2 NM NM 1 month ago I don't agree with your solutions Dr. Mad scientist. 1 Ian Hinz Ian Hinz 1 month ago I stopped watching halfway through. I got too creeped out Jahweh Alfa Jahweh Alfa 4 weeks ago I gree that people need to end hunger Isaac Greenough Isaac Greenough 2 months ago 👋🍾 Janae Nae13 Janae Nae13 2 months ago Hello handsome man😇😇😇😇 William Whitaker William Whitaker 1 month ago Will it help the homeless Spartacus Bringer of Deut 6 & Eph. 6:10-20 Spartacus Bringer of Deut 6 & Eph. 6:10-20 1 month ago Have they sent one person to the moon with a cell phone? 1 Debra Al-Shalabi Debra Al-Shalabi 3 weeks ago I pray brain net dose not come into being with in my time on earth. The goverment Evo Gigi Evo Gigi 9 days ago Coast too much money? ЩДX SKГДTCHЁГ ЩДX SKГДTCHЁГ 2 hours ago Oh this fuckin guy again? no thanks Glip Glop Glip Glop 9 days ago Jimmy Page Jarrod Yuki Jarrod Yuki 2 months ago michio kaku is evil hes a fly in a world of ants. Chicago Humanities Festival 109K subscribers Physicist Michio Kaku has already probed the neuroscientific frontiers of the human mind—including telekinesis, telepathy, and dreams. In The Future of Humanity, Kaku turns to a broader and less fathomable frontier: the universe. With irrepressible enthusiasm and a deep understanding of the cutting-edge research in space travel, Kaku comes to CHF for an inspiring conversation ranging from wormholes to artificial intelligence, and a future in which humanity finally achieves what was once deemed impossible: living among the stars. This program is presented in partnership with Illinois Science Council. This program was recorded on April 11, 2019. See upcoming CHF events: https://chicagohumanities.org Support CHF with a donation: supportchf.org Follow CHF on Twitter: http://twitter.com/ChiHumanities Like CHF on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/chicagohumani... Help us caption & translate this video! https://amara.org/v/unwL/ Michio Kaku on The Future of Humanity (Google I/O'19) 276,022 viewsMay 9, 2019 6.2K DISLIKE SHARE DOWNLOAD CLIP SAVE Google Developers 2.25M subscribers An enlightening conversation with the famed theoretical physicist, futurist, and co-founder of String Field Theory. This fireside chat will cover a range of topics from quantum computing, how AI can improve our quality of life, to potential life on Mars and why he is determined to complete Einstein’s theory of everything. Watch more #io19 here: Inspiration at Google I/O 2019 Playlist → https://goo.gle/2LkBwCF Google I/O 2019 All Sessions Playlist → https://goo.gle/io19allsessions Learn more on the I/O Website → https://google.com/io Subscribe to the Google Developers Channel → https://goo.gle/developers Get started at → https://developers.google.com/ Speaker(s): Michio Kaku and Taylor Wilson T1486C event: Google I/O 2019; re_ty: Publish; fullname: Michio Kaku, Taylor Wilson; 334 Comments rongmaw lin Add a comment... Scentasy Scentasy 1 year ago This man articulate so well. I was never into science until I came across this great scientist. 11 Chandrakumar R Chandrakumar R 3 years ago Always inspiring to listen to Michio Kaku... 47 Tommy P Tommy P 1 year ago "it costs more to make a movie about going to Mars than it does to actually go to Mars." Mind blown 28 The Desert Eagle The Desert Eagle 3 years ago one of the most inspirational scientists out there, Dr Michio :D! 37 Kaitaro Hori Kaitaro Hori 3 years ago "I build a nuclear reactor when I was 14. That's one of the many things that we share in common." - the coolest quote ever 41 Schrodinger's Cat Schrodinger's Cat 3 years ago I remember being a kid reading Dr. Kaku books in my grandpa's camper and being swept away in wonder. like it was yesterday 4 Shashank Varanasi Shashank Varanasi 3 years ago (edited) "What could be so hard?" This man took the Dark Souls approach to Physics. 45 Bernard Yap Bernard Yap 3 years ago Knowing that most of what he said is scripted, but it is still very chilling and inspiring to hear him say it. 2 Andrew Kwok Andrew Kwok 3 years ago The professor is correct. Once we can harness the energy freely, man will not fight because energy is free 3 Philionnaire Philionnaire 3 years ago This is an amazing talk. Kaku has many points. 4 Grzegorz Trela Grzegorz Trela 3 years ago Cool to see to this conversation happening on such an event. Can't wait to see more 1 John Ferguson John Ferguson 2 years ago A great discussion and it's so great to be able to listen to such an educated man. 3 Steve Baldwin Steve Baldwin 3 years ago And he's so optimistic about good technological cybernetics. Thumbs up. 2 Alonso Palazuelos Alonso Palazuelos 6 months ago I agree with Kaku’s reasoning in philosophy of science and technology, such a great info to keep pondering Ashok Ashok 3 years ago thanks to the technological advancement that I can watch great scientists of this century talking about future from Nepal 8 The Liam Story Show The Liam Story Show 2 years ago I hope we have more kind of this videos Physicist interview another great Physicist so inspiring... 😍😍😍 Wafa Ameen Wafa Ameen 3 years ago That is amaizing what i have learned here . Thank you so much professor 🙏🙏🙏🌹 2 Learn with Aliens Learn with Aliens 11 months ago Wish i keep listening till the time when we would be able to pass through black hole with this man..😋😁 Fareeha Kokab Fareeha Kokab 2 months ago (edited) I just love the last thing Dr.Kaku has mentioned that technology is empowerment and when two democracies are formed they won't fight❤ which is the ethical sense of science. Ken Judd Ken Judd 3 years ago I have had these theories for over 30yrs without having a sheepskin. You folks are just catching up to me. Mr. Kaku I would find working with you to finish the ultimate theory my gift to humanity call me I would bet we are on the frequency, if you understand this then i will hear from you. Reza Qorbani Reza Qorbani 3 years ago AMAZING TALK!!!!!! LOVE IT! 3 UNGETABLE7 UNGETABLE7 3 years ago And not even a boring second. Very cool talk by Kaku! 1 ForceOfWizardry ForceOfWizardry 3 years ago (edited) The best interview of Dr.Kaku to date 2 avadhut patil avadhut patil 3 years ago Mr.Kaku: Talks about great concepts in details Interviewer: That's.... Interesting 😂😂 Btw on a side note I think he was a good interviewer 31 prithviraj kashyap prithviraj kashyap 3 years ago "It would be so great if science was actually a religion!" said my 10 year old cousin. I can only imagine the depth of thought a kid would have if they are taught about science instead of holy books. Listening to this interview was so inspiring...... I am sure any person would be a at least a little bit interest to pursue science after listening to such interviews. 1 Jason Zhang Jason Zhang 3 years ago I could listen to him speak all day about the universe 2 평범한 사람 평범한 사람 3 years ago Awesome insight. Truly delightful Ramdan Nurul Ramdan Nurul 3 years ago (edited) Interesting and impressive conversation 2 Will B Will B 3 years ago i have a very serious question about consciousness and physics i was not able to ask in person, but want an answer to, anyways. if one was able construct a completely believable alternate reality of pure imaginaion with ones own consciousness and travel there in a dream state, would it be real, could you stay there, and what would happen to real reality? thank you. :) 1 trg1408 trg1408 3 years ago This was fun to listen to! 26 dc0de dc0de 3 years ago The host is so smart asking smart questions that we've easily understand Props for him Bin Fahad Bin Fahad 3 years ago Science makes me a believer in its creator! 3 ❂ Shri K Lakhan Σ❆ ❂ Shri K Lakhan Σ❆ 3 years ago ..I always wondered in school (university) where does the 1/x and -1/x graphs( and the likes) go too? Surely, it's a ball or a 3D object, that we looking at, thinking in 2D? There must be a point, that it reaches zero. Then, curve inwards to another axis.( " parallel " university ) or curve outwards, because the axis line still is moving, and there has to be a point - somewhere - where it flips. Yip, and that's why I never pass maths or physics... Require $60 per month( for 12months only) to study more, at my own slow pace. Thank-you. Pradip Das Pradip Das 3 years ago Michio Kaku is such a great man. 13 Brian Robinson Brian Robinson 3 weeks ago With all the knowledge you have obtained which is a gift in itself! You don't see the most obvious! Continuously told and shown to man to this day! Yet you have walked around the simple and obvious is where you will find the answer your looking for! Ricardo Chucky Ricardo Chucky 2 years ago I wish his lectures could be a little updated.... if you watch one... you watch all of them. 1 Thet Htun Thet Htun 3 years ago "Built nuclear reactor at age 14" no big deal... 196 Xavier Andres Xavier Andres 3 years ago There's a lot of heavy stuff Mr. Kaku just said. I'm scared and excited at the same time 2 Zookaroo Zookaroo 3 years ago Michio Kaku: "We could record memories" Me: Turning on incognito mode and setting up proxy 126 abhishek kumar abhishek kumar 1 year ago From 22:50 to 23:20 I really feel proud to be an INDIAN😇 Thanks to ISRO🚀 2 Anders Anders 3 years ago Great that they found a black hole. And I also believe in the idea that our universe is a white hole of a black hole in a parent universe. Actually, the whole multiverse tree of black/white hole universes could be an ever expanding quantum computer that was the result of a technological singularity and an intelligence explosion in just ONE root universe. 2 Christy Gagnon Christy Gagnon 3 years ago is it Professor or Dr? what a fascinating man who can translate in layman's terms and very personable, as well as a fantastic ice skater 🤗☕ 1 Will B Will B 3 years ago im in a strangely peculiar mood and id like to share an anecdote. i was very young, maybe about 4 and was feeling deeply contemplative about logic and physics. i had just recently come to a deeply personal conclusion about opposits containing each other and being in a funny way identical, and was fooling around with the temperature knob in the bathtub, and noticed that the very hot setting and the very cold setting produced an distinctly similar sensation of numbness on my skin, which, based off my earlier conclusions, let me to theorize that perhaps temperature was circular, and that perhaps the most extreme heat actually went right past hot back to absolute zero. i dont know if what im saying has any theoretic validity, or even why exactly im sharing this, but it was a deeply personal experience i held onto for a very long time. love your work. :) Venkat Babu Venkat Babu 3 years ago (edited) Two spinning rings perpendicular to each other and those vibrations or how they merge are the sequence of vibrations. They create sheets by spinning just like blankets etc. 3 Jennifer Springhorn Jennifer Springhorn 3 years ago A black hole is caused by a big rock that gets so big it keeps light from escaping. The big rock is still there and you will become a part of that big rock if you think it might be a worm hole. Then you can really be star stuff. Dustin Travis Dustin Travis 3 years ago Dr. Kaku, thank you for letting me briefly interrupt your lunch at the Atlanta airport back in April of 2012 and signing the only thing I had on me, an Entrepreneur magazine 😂 subha sarkar subha sarkar 3 years ago This man talks about future a lot .. 9 Victos Vertex Victos Vertex 3 years ago I haven't even watched the video yet but I guess the following are at least mentioned: einsteins desk, string theory, "one inch long", particle accelerator in the garage, "my son needs a nice japanese girlfriend", ASIMO + "cockroach joke", 3 types of civilisations with earth being at 0. Those are just off the top of my head. I'll watch the video later and see how much I got correct, but those are the things he mentions in almost every single interview within the last decade. 2 Will B Will B 3 years ago michio, no disrespect, but there are certain distinct phenomena that string theory cannot acurately represent compactly or intelligably, like the epicycles of history, human consciousness,or even black holes themselves. ive jokingly stated that such nonlinear self recursive phenomena could be theoretically represented by adding a yoyo to the end of your strings, but maybe im Not joking. i certainly dont have time to work on that kind of mathematical framework. we both definitely agree, though, on the triune nature of vibration being completely fundamental. although, i do wish that you would have come up with at least ONE new popular metaphor, or published SOMETHING readable i had access to over the past ten years. all jokes aside, you've done a great service to the feild. all this new black hole physics is extremely exciting. to infinity and beyond. :) 4 Earla Weese Earla Weese 1 year ago Let’s all come together and hurry the future up; I don’t think we’re doing enough to bring the future about. Guy VanBuren Guy VanBuren 1 year ago Love this man Андрей Дынин Андрей Дынин 3 years ago a key to dark matter or no time for energy exchange short version Energy exchange limit or limit for two point to interact. it is a bit hard to write down this thought for me. if two points have relative speed more then speed of light, they not able to interact. but they can interact through the third point. (exactly like dark matter) 1)You know how space can expand faster then light? And it also can curve? soo, it most likely can curve true it selfe. and this how it not interacting with it selfe. (in black holes space curveture length is extremely small) 2) How many time need for Sun to exchange energy with you? soo every energy exchange take some "time". There for if two point have speed difference more then C, they will have no "time" to exchange energyx, have no "time" for exchange to occure. Even if they will share same place. also you may see it as, FLT parts in more then one place at a "time" compare to us. For FLT part we in less then one place at "time". (why mass go up) it more about interaction limin then about speed of light. can be tested, if we will represent a third point. long version -dark matter in our galaxy, (most likely particles emitted by central black hole) is particles that moving faster than light. (most likely you do not "belive" in this) if i assume it is correct, then big amount of hydrogen on edge of galaxy, is where this "dark matter particles" decay after losing speed. (decay like new particles from hadron collider) -parts of dark matter alredy found, but we do not about it. (perseption(particles from hadron collider)) -particles found with hadron collider behave like a dark matter after loosing speed. -most likely there is a energy exchange speed limit in betwen two points (not sound speed), most likely it is a speed of light. (that about why we do not see dark matter, but see it interction with other(slower for it/faster for us) particles) -particles from hadron collider will be stable if placed in faster then light speed. whant to tell more, I hope this is enough to contact me. the key is a energy exchange speed limit (i want my Nobel for showing you dark matter) Best regards, Dynin A.I. 2 anil sharma anil sharma 1 year ago All the formula of universe are now clear Given me halfway Prize winner with micheo kaku 🕉🕉🕉🕉🕉 greg herman greg herman 3 years ago When I was 14 I invented a time machine , yep I came to realize that if you wanna travel in time all you have to do is wait C Robinson C Robinson 3 years ago The humour physics brings to the world is astonishing. Will B Will B 3 years ago im in a very strange mood... i have a question to do with the state dependent theory of cognition, from psycology: if all future experience is conditioned by the past, and if we are having a crisis of consciousness, which i think is hard to deny at this point, might we be able to construct a theoretically tenable baseline of shared common somatic memory and by non local interferance beams, download an awareness of potential futures into the brains of all humans, a la total recall, to guide humanity toward positive potential futures, while mitigating the risk of negative ones, while at the same time forming a completely visceral and tangable emotional bonding between all of the human race, with the help of quantum computers and the theoretical frameworks of asmr and coherer technologies? im genuinely currious, is this possible? thanks. :) Zaibnama /فلکیاتی دُنیا Zaibnama /فلکیاتی دُنیا 9 months ago Beautiful talk Federico Jimbo Smithson Federico Jimbo Smithson 3 years ago We will plug our consciousness with an all-knowing Super AI Patricia roe Patricia roe 2 years ago Love Michio! Andrew Thomas Andrew Thomas 3 years ago (edited) String theory as the theory for everything? My money is we are not even a tiny bit close. Human beings are barely out of their evolutionary cradle. I suspect we have a long way to go yet. That said, I still deeply admire the brilliance of Michio Kaku RoadMode _ RoadMode _ 3 years ago He is smart, but a master story teller too. 2 Myles Gmail Myles Gmail 3 years ago Awesome video!!!!!! 1 Manfred Orse Manfred Orse 3 years ago opened the vid, instantly upvoted best crossover ever A recent scientific experiment could impact our understanding about the laws of physics. It found evidence from the behavior of an atomic particle that points to undiscovered forces in the universe that may have played a critical part in its creation and expansion. Astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson, author of the new book "Cosmic Queries: StarTalk's Guide to Who We Are, How We Got Here, and Where We're Going," joins CBSN AM to talk about the discovery. 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I'd actually like to see more of her work. 167 Ari Ari 1 year ago (edited) She asked great questions for the viewers that has different level of interests and understanding. Good job for getting the right person with the guest. Neil is very quite enthusiastic with the study and I like to see the passion of the people like him. 22 azreal629 azreal629 1 year ago (edited) More interviews with her please, or any journalist that’s actually researched a topic in science when interviewing scientists. I think everyone is tired of those time wasting and boring old interviews where journalists pretend to act clueless about basic physics. 2 Sycotic Society Shorts Sycotic Society Shorts 1 year ago This man is a gift to our human race. Men like this need to be empowered to help humanity improve our current human condition 100 Christine T Christine T 1 year ago I love this man. He's such a great teacher and so enthusiastic that he makes you want to learn. I wish I could just carry him around in my back pocket and fish him out anytime I wanted to learn something about Astrophysics. 95 yongeWok yongeWok 1 year ago The energy in this interview was very positive and wholesome 59 Elizabeth Vascoe Elizabeth Vascoe 1 year ago I would have loved to have this guy as a science teacher. He's making science fun 104 Mark Hidden Mark Hidden 1 year ago Thanks for spending some time to learn about the subject before your interview. Neil is perhaps the easiest scientist too interview because he is a phenomenal educator that believes in and utilizes the concepted of a teachable moment. FootlongDon FootlongDon 1 year ago Was this interview rehearsed? I was really impressed with him here, no interruptions. He's also had the same talking points for many years now, so if you've seen one of his lectures/docs/interviews, you've seen them all. This interview was all about a brand new topic, and he seems to be really exited. This was like watching him for the first time again for me. If he keep this up and I might just buy his new book. 1 Fact Factory Fact Factory 1 year ago This man has the mannerisms of someone who has observed something that is beyond human comprehension. 10 MrGriff305 MrGriff305 1 year ago They both did great in this interview 🙂 26 Chris S Chris S 1 year ago We are reaching a point where we can’t understand the new discoveries as easily as current known science. For example, dark matter. We are not even close to a breakthrough in understanding. 2 Omar Explains Omar Explains 1 year ago What an amazing interviewer. Frankly I've been on many shows and meaning no offense never talked to a presenter as clever as her. 229 Little Mr Pinkness Little Mr Pinkness 1 year ago He is SO good-natured and explains things SO well... 52 ForBBiden Lord ForBBiden Lord 1 year ago Fantastic interviewer, clever, polite and well prepared. 2 dbfreeling dbfreeling 1 year ago Hey, This is the best scientific news reporting I have ever seen! You presented a variety of types of clarifications of complex and new concepts, explicitly, with imagery and humor. The reporter addresses relevant critical debate. Everyone speaks like they respect the audience. Thank you people at CBS. I hope you keep this up! TheComedyGamingNetwork TheComedyGamingNetwork 1 year ago Everything else aside I'm just going to say that Neil deGrasse Tyson did a fantastic job of containing himself in this interview that's all I've got to say he did a fantastic job 5 dazoo social worker dazoo social worker 1 year ago He explained that perfectly. Very nicely done everyone. 1 Starscream69 Starscream69 1 year ago A neutron walks into a bar and orders a drink, the bartender says "for you no charge" ☺️ 707 DaikaZ DaikaZ 1 year ago You can see he is really trying to physically hold back his “interrupting demon”. 543 American Outside American Outside 1 year ago Infinite bigness and infinite smallness is a real thing. We are learning this as we dig deeper, beyond the known and into the unknown. Bravo! 56 Tim King Tim King 1 year ago Great interview. However, my interview would be more like this: “The noun particle. Your thoughts?” “The mars helicopter. Your thoughts?” That’s all you need to say. Scientists like Neil can take it from there. 1 Rob Baker Rob Baker 1 year ago Who would have thought, good news for a change. Nice to see something not fear mongering 24/7, but something that's interesting and exciting. 17 Deusdat Deusdat 1 year ago Always amazing, Prof. DeGrabasse! 2 Mellia Boom Bot Mellia Boom Bot 1 year ago When I first came across NdGT I thought he was arrogant but as I followed him and listened to him I realised I was wrong. Infact I now find him the best interpreter, incredibly enthusiastic, Ive seen him take complicated answers from others and reinterpret them in a "simpler" way so the average Joe might try to understand it. That is his best quality. To bring the love of science to others so it might inspire them to learn. Kern Nelson Kern Nelson 1 year ago I love this man ❣️🤘 he's a legend. 2 da7a69 da7a69 1 year ago Love it ! Thanks Neil. The reporter did a great job 👏 mark janssens mark janssens 1 year ago Love finding new creations and the fine humans that find them. 9 SeaSesh SeaSesh 1 year ago Neil has certainly come a long way from his interrupting self, since he has his own show now he learned cinve6manners and not interrupting people and being obnoxious like in Joe Rogan couple of years ago and I'm actually proud of him lol 5 Bally Bally 1 year ago This was genuinely such a good interview. She's a keeper CBS News. Prasanna PRSN Prasanna PRSN 1 year ago 6:35 That’s Neil’s way of putting things into perspective 😉 What’sHisFace What’sHisFace 1 year ago Neil “I love interrupting but have learned to tone it down” Tyson 78 Big John Big John 1 year ago First let me say Neil is an Amazing individual, we are lucky to have scientific knowledge explained to us by him..... .....However Jesse Alvarez Jesse Alvarez 1 year ago His enthusiasm and presentation remind me of Jeff Goldblum in "The Fly" (1986) when describing the process of human teleportation, except this gentleman is a real scientist talking about a real project! Very refreshing and uplifting! John A John A 1 year ago (edited) You mean we don't know it all already? Neil deGrasse Tyson is an American treasure. He met Carl Sagan at 17. Had lunch with him. So science has been his whole life. 15 J Westfall Davis J Westfall Davis 1 year ago Love his excitement at these findings! Carlos Mejia Carlos Mejia 1 year ago I love the passion for Science of Dr. Neil Degrass Tyson... Shawn Roark Shawn Roark 1 year ago The man is brilliant in the way he explains it to us. MrTwenty20video MrTwenty20video 1 year ago (edited) That was fun. Thank you. Good work from both ✔ 1 Charles Charles 1 year ago Nice to see the interviewer acknowledge the skeptics. Always important. Kunkmyster Kunkmyster 1 year ago Neil is one cool dude. 👍 15 nachos nachos 1 year ago pretty gud explaination for something top physcists and mathematicians have a hard time comphrehending once you start diving into the details 4 Jay Bayer Jay Bayer 1 year ago He's really good at explaining these complex things to lay people. 3 Laura G Laura G 1 year ago Wow. Well done interview! 👍👌 1 dan wiz dan wiz 1 year ago i think NDT is a badass of a human being....Thank you for all you do Sir!!!!! 69 Kelly Cookson Kelly Cookson 1 year ago It is ALWAYS true that new scientific research "could" change our understanding of the universe. This is like saying "New day could begin with a sunrise tomorrow." The only interesting questions are when and how scientific research will change our understanding of the universe--and neither of these are indicated in the headline. JourneyMan Smitty JourneyMan Smitty 1 year ago Absolute interesting material🤔 45 AC Spirit AC Spirit 1 year ago Love all the good science does, but they still have a long way to go explaining the universe. Just as you grow and go through changes, so does the existence around you. Probably by the time you get close to even remotely figuring it out, you'll be back in kindergarten. freemindthinker ezrapound freemindthinker ezrapound 1 year ago Thegrasse is truly underrated as a comedian he cracks me up every time I listen to him and anytime I'm down and need a good belly laugh I just click on him 15 Joan Hyde Joan Hyde 1 year ago Yup, science is like that. Testing hypotheses is the bedrock of progress. 16 MeTheShark16 MeTheShark16 1 year ago This journalist clearly did her research. Well done and great interview. ehcmier ehcmier 1 year ago "New scientific research could change our understanding of the universe" That's a sentence that applies everyday, and forever; super general. DJKloop DJKloop 1 year ago Loved how the news reporter spoke to Neil like she had to break it down to be able to explain it to him. bless 5 Timothy E Timothy E 1 year ago (edited) I’m glad she almost got it ...the more I find out about quantum and particle theory the confuseeer I get 1 Ani Jayanth Ani Jayanth 1 year ago I’m really really impressed with this interviewer. All Cars United All Cars United 1 year ago This guy is a legend 1 Gweilo Xiu Gweilo Xiu 1 year ago It should cause legitimate concern if/when scientific research no longer changes our understanding of the universe. 1 Peter Rizzo Peter Rizzo 1 year ago This is the introduction to a new type of propulsion system. Currently, we are experiencing lots of videos about flying objects UAP’s and of course UFOs. I think we are seeing the introduction to these types of systems. (opinion) Marc Upp Marc Upp 1 year ago They're talking physics, but I'm seeing chemistry. 15 Dan Smith Dan Smith 1 year ago As awesome as NDT is.....isn't anybody else saying "holy sh*t a third tier of known forces in physics that adds to our understanding of everything"....uh guys like that's kind of a big deal 🤣🤣🤣 2 El Gringo El Gringo 1 year ago WOW! An interviewer that actually asks legit and thoughtful questions..? That´s new! Hiden Biden Hiden Biden 1 year ago What we're learning is that even the laws of physics can be broken . Maybe they've been downgraded from felonies to misdemeanors 1 Wayne The Seine Wayne The Seine 1 year ago (edited) "We know about fundamental forces....like gravity".....um..... Not really. As stated by Richard Panek of the WP..."nobody knows what gravity is, and that just about nobody knows that nobody knows what gravity is. The exception is physicists: They know that nobody knows what gravity is, because they know that they don’t know what gravity is." 2 David Wolf David Wolf 1 year ago bless your heart Niel ... so science will have to come up with yet again another force to account for the other forces that were imagined as a consequence of forces that didn't act like the forces previously imagined ... yeah ... it's always important to be sceptical ... kinda makes ya want to moen ... 3 Joey Carter Joey Carter 1 year ago NDT: "It's the counterpart of an electron at a high-energy state." Reporter: "I think I understand that," she says. LOL. 13 shonen84 shonen84 1 year ago News anchor Anne-Marie Green researched this interview well. Nice to see! 2 Larry Sherk Larry Sherk 1 year ago We areally understand very little about the universe, and every decade we find more that seems incomprehensible. New scientific research has to change our understanding. I think the biggest hurdle first is fleshing out the twelve dimensions. daniel aguirre daniel aguirre 1 year ago The science that we can do after scientist get a hold of one of those uap’s is either going to be related to this or introduce a new science. 2 BingBing BongBong BingBing BongBong 1 year ago She did her job so well! Bravo! 1 Robert Hodge Robert Hodge 1 year ago The little drone who can fly increased the reach and return on investment of the mission by magnitudes. Well done NASA team! 2 Sproo Town Sproo Town 1 year ago Can you imagine our understanding in a hundred years? Let's not blow it so we can get there... Buzz: "to infinity and beyond" 38 TheFinalStanza94 TheFinalStanza94 1 year ago all this to eventually find out we're simply discovering the lines of code to our computer simulated reality 3 D.R Izzy D.R Izzy 1 year ago He is amazing makes science so wonderful to listen and understand . Johnny Silverhand Johnny Silverhand 1 year ago All that ufo stuff in the news a week ago and then this.... perfect 89 Tacoma Astro Tacoma Astro 1 year ago Kudos to her for actually researching the topic of discussion. Altazmuth Altazmuth 1 year ago I am usually annoyed by Tyson's overacting but in this interview he was really good. 4 Saint Michael Saint Michael 1 year ago The more we learn, the less we know... 13 Nicholas Flamel Nicholas Flamel 1 year ago Tyson: "Saying that this would change our understanding of physics is a misrepresentation" CBS News: "I think we should make the misrepresentation our headline..." Christopher Kaneff Christopher Kaneff 1 year ago It's nice to know that science is catching up to New Age Brendon Colson Brendon Colson 1 year ago Scientific study says our understanding of the universe is completely different every couple years. I think it's safe to say we don't know much about the universe. Old man Old man 1 year ago (edited) How refreshing to hear an intelligent layperson interview a scientist! There is hope for humanity! Bryan Baxter Bryan Baxter 1 year ago PS This interviewer deserves huge props. Not only is she beautiful but she connected with Neil. Not so easily done. 2 Xander Underwood's Xander Underwood's 1 year ago This is soooooo awesome!!! 27 timthehippy timthehippy 1 year ago The new forces will explain how ufo's work and can achieve speeds in the atmosphere without breaking the sound barrier. most of our flying machines push against air, ufo's don't. Think of it like boats on a river, one (our planes) is powered by oars that push against the water, you have to row really hard to move at quite a slow speed. the other one (ufo's) use a pole and push against the solid bed, acceleration is instant and is faster than rowing. These "new" forces will be fundamental in forming new methods of travel, both in atmosphere and in space, the "river bed" they push against will be the gravity that exists throughout the spacetime of the universe. James V. James V. 1 year ago To simplify, the more they try measure and find and end to particles and their reactions to electromagnetic fields the more complex it gets. However Gravity does it exist? Explain gravity Mr. Tyson. Thanks. IMaximusDMI IMaximusDMI 1 year ago I wish I was as excited about anything as Tyson is about science. Dill Bill Dill Bill 1 year ago (edited) I think reality has infinite layers above and below us. Where the same processes happen at different scales. I think each individual human is part of a super organism. Just like we are made of cells. Everything is just perspective. Empty space and distance is just an illusion. The force acting on the particle is its own intelligence and free will. Our universe is intelligent. And it's a part of a larger universe. I believe everything is connected to everything in a way we cant imagine. Durango 88 Durango 88 1 year ago NGT explains things so well. 👍🏻👌🏻 Suzan Douglass Suzan Douglass 1 year ago (edited) I wanna see NDT talk with Brain May of Queen, coz he's also an astrophysicist. and Jon Anderson of YES, coz he's a metaphysicist... 15 Phil Makak Phil Makak 1 year ago Tyson slowly becoming Michael Jackson❤👌 93 Brenda B Brenda B 1 year ago This man is a genius!!! Jim Parsons Jim Parsons 1 year ago Back and forth, the testing of ideas, the scientific method (caught in the act, so to speak), is what science is about. Watch closely now, y' might learn something.... Chris sassouni Chris sassouni 1 year ago I love Neil, but in Neil’s books he made a claim, we could never ever, ever become multi galaxy species. That the technology could never exist because it’s literally impossible. He then double downed to say, this is not like how people said humans could never fly. (Such as airplanes). He said this is much different, it will never happen. Sigh.... Larry Keyser Larry Keyser 1 year ago “Magneticism”? Photon checks in to a hotel. Clerk asks him, “Do you have luggage we can help you with?” “Nope, I’m traveling light.” 29 Ultra-Violet-Light Crayon Ultra-Violet-Light Crayon 1 year ago Learning is good and fun! 6 Mord Fustang Mord Fustang 1 year ago Neil had to try so hard to not interrupt the anchor 😂 1 krishields2 krishields2 1 year ago Does our understanding of the universe change over time.... Or does the universe change over time to match our understanding of it....? GiQue C GiQue C 1 year ago This man is priceless! Open-minded World - Open-minded World - 1 year ago He teaches with a lot of gestures to help his students remember, but some New Yorkers talk with their hands. Very interesting. World Aquarium Singapore World Aquarium Singapore 1 year ago Yes now we know the universe will be different, what impact will human face? 1 The E Games The E Games 1 year ago The interviewer was good. None of the usual “wow i have no idea what you just said” bs. 6 Grateful Fredly Grateful Fredly 1 year ago This is a great shout out to higher education. "Undiscovered forces" How will this effect global warming? How can we use these new forces in the universe to save us? Can we find out how in 10 years before this planet is inhabitable? Mark Lee Filion Mark Lee Filion 1 year ago (edited) You need to look at gravity as the fabric of space. It's what everything is made from, everything. It's everywhere in space because it is space itself. It's the smallest thing there is, being it's what the smallest particles are made of, and yet it affects everything. The Terrible Truth with Amun-Ra The Terrible Truth with Amun-Ra 1 year ago But what makes an atom move? And how can something so small contain so much energy? And why doesn't the energy dissipate and go away? Summer Tea Summer Tea 1 year ago (edited) Count on Neil to put a dent in the news media anytime they think it's a done deal. Sontar Sontar 1 year ago Got to love some Neil DeGrasse Tyson in the morning. RLD Return of The Consciousness RLD Return of The Consciousness 1 year ago I love how far ahead the psychic and spiritual community is on this. 3 youcanfoolmeonce youcanfoolmeonce 1 year ago Yea, we definitely need more experiments on Mars to find out if there is life on it. Like at least fifty billion dollars worth. John F Hendry John F Hendry 1 year ago 1:04 There are 3 obvious results from observing something while moving up and down connected to gravity in a state of Mass oscillation: the top, the bottom, and the muon phase in the middle. If time has asymmetry as SLAC confirmed in 2012 by going back over their Babar experiment data after their E158 ratio {a} matched an important 453.6 mile SOL gain @ 2.48e -5 sec in 2011 by creating an asymmetry in time of 0.20e-5 sec then time must have two arrows to support the asymmetry 3 separate experiments data confirmed. And if time has two arrows then E has two feet... and E likes to do the Moon Dance kicking off a blackhole on one end and the Universe on the other with Life looking forward in both directions to play a fiddle in the middle. (e{a})/t=E Dark Thoth Dark Thoth 1 year ago The lady askin the questions kinda blew me away. Great question and seems very qualified to be asking them! Good interview 1 Bryan Baxter Bryan Baxter 1 year ago I like hearing Neil's explanations on scientific things of earthly origin, even when they present themselves on mars. But the way he laughs through interviews about ufos is annoying. He knows they're out there. suzi perret suzi perret 1 year ago Thank you Neil deGrasse! Yea I said it!!! Yea I said it!!! 1 year ago (edited) He's talking about time travel low key and opening portals 28 Its THAN not THEN FFS Its THAN not THEN FFS 1 year ago I would love to hear some input from somebody that has training on reading body language, hand gestures, and facial movement. To me there are signs of holding back(hands together as if cuffed), the careful couching and phrasing in the answers to some of the questions that is frankly evasive... Also... I have seen fear in the eyes of people before. Why does he look evasive and afraid, and also in a yacht in this video? Josh Crampton Josh Crampton 1 year ago (edited) I think what the title meant to say was "well damn aliens are just coming right on in now and our earth science may mean jack if they can tell us we're wrong" Time to revamp what earth science is. Playing with that collider and atoms, UAPs coming into plain view now, dna breakthru's. Its a good era for science for sure. Whatever theyre tooling around with these days must be awesome. Doggorunning Doggorunning 1 year ago We have gravity, magnetic fields, Solar heat, Radiation, Ultrasonics, infrared, all of these are on that first level. This may be visible first and then we will progress to manipulating these forces 1 evilchaperone evilchaperone 1 year ago One of these breakthroughs will take us out into the Galaxy one day... 2 taiwo abiri taiwo abiri 1 year ago Very good questions asked. 2 Mike Godwin Mike Godwin 1 year ago It’s a shame. Jake Paul knocks out Ben askren and gets millions of views. Neil Degrasse Tyson talks about New scientific discoveries and gets a little more than 30 thousand views. The age of idiocracy is upon us. 3 S S 1 year ago Wow the fact that this man is the one talking about it is trippy considering All the theorys he puts out on JRE ! Would love to chop it up with this guy one day . Imagine the info he knows 2 Lucky Baldwin Lucky Baldwin 1 year ago I'm not convinced in the sanctity of high energy physics. Seems to me like they're making measurements in an accelerated frame of reference. Russell Heldt Russell Heldt 1 year ago Great interview. Good Krypollo Good Krypollo 1 year ago NDT is so damn good at explaining things. Ben Bradley Ben Bradley 1 year ago I'm here for the title: "New scientific research could change our understanding of the universe" Isn't this ALWAYS true? 1 CCG_DarthNorton5 CCG_DarthNorton5 1 year ago Every country in the world right now: How can I weaponize this. 6 Iram 442 Iram 442 1 year ago She did a heck of a job 👌🏻 1 WitheredCemetery Flower WitheredCemetery Flower 1 year ago Bless his heart! =) 1 ikm64 ikm64 1 year ago The only consistent thing I've ever learned from science... Is that it is always a "work in progress" Just when you think you've covered all the bases... Ya find out there is another level to the "game". Justin's Drawing Table Justin's Drawing Table 1 year ago I think as much as we think we understand there is billions more we will never even fathom.. I think each planet or mass in space pushes mass away just as much as it brings toward itself.. There are many more forces obviously.. we are just not able to find them just yet :) I love exploring thought about this stuff.. Jacques Mostert Jacques Mostert 1 year ago Thank you for using the proper noun Earth in the correct way! David Jansen David Jansen 1 year ago Omg Neil just said badass on national television! Lol 3 JackTopper JackTopper 1 year ago This was awesome dolm dolm 1 year ago Interesting, but we cannot ignore the new quantum force that was discovered at 02:44 Steve Rodgers Steve Rodgers 1 year ago At what point does a particle cease to be a substance? Francis L Mayer Francis L Mayer 1 year ago This video shows as many others do that science is changing in what it understands as it is a community. It shows that there are many things unknown to man and how we really do not know what we do not know. Shawn Shawn 1 year ago Maybe some of them wabble because they're not perfectly balanced? We can't just assume all atoms are perfect and Identical. RUDABEGGA GINZBURG RUDABEGGA GINZBURG 1 year ago You Rock Neil!!!!!!🤣 7 AfricanBeard AfricanBeard 1 year ago I like this reporter. NDT was more excited to talk about science than I've seen him before. Revy Revy 1 year ago Neil has gotten better at holding his excitement back lol 1 Kevin Chamberlain Kevin Chamberlain 1 year ago Neil DisGrace Tyson is clearly an actor. His job is to lead the foolish astray, and in this he is a genius. 2 beamo scrilla beamo scrilla 1 year ago That was a really good job by the anchor Make Racists Afraid Again Make Racists Afraid Again 1 year ago (edited) Very Exciting! I love Science. 5 Igor Barteczko Igor Barteczko 1 year ago (edited) okay, you actually think you understand that @ 1:35. almost made Tyson burst into tears! :D NM Dakini NM Dakini 1 year ago Not sure why anyone would be surprised by this - in my 70+years our understanding has changed many times. James Hughes James Hughes 1 year ago "add a force" to our "collection of forces"....right 1 Joseph Traficanti Joseph Traficanti 1 year ago (edited) Ok let's talk about this. Anybody who as a kid or a physics student played with a top or gyro knows what spin is and precession. No problem. But spin is not exactly what the quantum doppelganger is. So spin of the top is not exactly the same thing as the spin of the muon. Then we get all shook up when the precession of the top is not exactly the same as the precession of the muon. So if the spin is an imperfect match Why should the precession be imperfect as well? Stephen Enders Stephen Enders 1 year ago I just don't like how he seems to already know about ufos and aliens and is a bad liar when he speaks about that subject ..so I don't trust him in general 🤷‍♀️ Michio Kaku - Nazi Sceientists - Fritz Haber & Wernher Von Braun 16,874 viewsNov 20, 2018 270 DISLIKE SHARE DOWNLOAD CLIP SAVE Cuckoo for Kaku 108K subscribers Michio Kaku - Nazi Scientists - Fritz Haber & Wernher Von Braun 51 Comments rongmaw lin Add a comment... Chad Heath Chad Heath 3 years ago Been listening to you for a few years! I absolutely love what you do! Physicist Investor Physicist Investor 1 year ago (edited) For those that are interested in Michael J. Neufeld's description of the history of spaceflight as it relates specifically to spaceflight, he wrote a book in 2018 called "Spaceflight" - A concise History. It's a good little pocket book. Side note: Dr. Kaku's science popularization is what made me become a physicist. I heard him talk about time travel on a special feature on a Dr. Who dvd. He completely captivated my interests and I have been avidly studying physics ever since. I didn't even have a GED at the time, now I'm about to graduate with my physics degree as head of my physics club at a University after clawing my way through a community college and will continue on to grad school. I digress, thanks for contributing to the passions of future scientists by popularizing it with your enthusiasm. 1 Sparky Sparky 3 years ago Althoigh Fritz Harber was a serious German supporter & officer in World War I. The Nazis didn't exist then. He was brought up Jewish but converted to Catholism, but that didn't matter enough for the Nazis, so Harber was pretty much run out of Germany by the Nazis, when Hitler came to power in 1933 and, already in poor health, died in Bern, Switzerland in 1934 at the age of 65. So he worked for Germany but never worked for the Nazis. 17 Jungshi J Jungshi J 3 years ago Really appreciate for the upload. Great podcast. 2 Michael Engher Michael Engher 3 years ago Fritz Haber was not a Nazi scientist , he was a German scientist and did not work for the Nazis at all . The fact that the methods he developed were used later by the Nazis does not mean he worked for the Nazis and refering to him as a Nazi scientist is a falsification of history and just utterly wrong! Haber was kicked out of Germany by the Nazis because he was Jewish. He worked for the German government and military during WW1 (since he considered himself to be a proud German and his aim was to help his country win the war), but that government had nothing to do with Nazism. 9 mottthehoople684 mottthehoople684 2 years ago What a great subject matter it goes back to philosophy is man inherently good or bad we have the highest variants of any species on the planet for our motives and behaviors I enjoy your subject matters even though most of them are well over my head I never got past algebra Jet Jeti Jet Jeti 3 years ago Love your teachings Mr. Kaku, but your sound engineer has your audio levels way too loud. 1 David Brown David Brown 3 years ago Kids start with "Legos." I wish they started with chemistry. They would be naturals by 9th grade. 1 Andre Doumad Andre Doumad 3 years ago Who would downvote this ??? Michio is epic 2 English-RC English-RC 3 years ago They was good at what they did years ahead us all. 1 Quan Quang Quan Quang 3 years ago Dear Professor Kaku, I have questions for you. Is black hole 3D or 2D object? If it is 3D then what is it volume? How much can it sucks in? Can we go around it to see all of it? If it is 2D can we pierce it? What is black hole is not an object and it is a hole at the end our universe where the pressure of our universe is bigger than the pressure out side; there for it create the suction of black hole. Example a balloon is represent our universe and black hole is a hole on it. Jason Madrid Jason Madrid 3 years ago haha scientist is misspelled in the title. FAIL!! 9 fran cermillner fran cermillner 3 years ago Happy Thanksgiving 1 Machatae Gems Machatae Gems 3 years ago Machetaegems Founder of New life party. Stay up! Adrian TR Adrian TR 3 years ago Greetings for México 6 military military 3 years ago Ashkanazis are not jews , they have no middle eastern blood. Nazi Germany was the first to create Israel to colonize it. 1 Jürgen Müller Jürgen Müller 1 year ago Cheap clickbating title with no historical proof. Feuer und wasser Feuer und wasser 3 years ago (edited) Where from the picture at the beginning with the man and cigarette is? 1