Dark Matter video compilations

bigthink.com The answer to this question is at the cutting ... Posted by: bigthink Video duration: 119 seconds Global video hits: 106513 bigthink.com The answer to this question is at the cutting edge of science, but one theory states that dark matter is nothing but ordinary matter in another dimension hovering right above us. Related: bigthink, 5min, big think, bigthink.com, michio, kaku, michio kaku, physics, physicist, theoretical physicist, dark matter, subatomic particles, subatomic, parallel universe, david hernandez, dimension Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: Yea there's also a ... By: AdamPhosphor. on 26 May 12, 06:25:09 Yea there's also a theory that the Earth is flat, but I think she got some big ol titties. I love the devil horn looking? logo: "Big Think." just a thought ... By: Necrile. on 25 May 12, 02:31:53 just a thought experiment as to? explain to "parallel" universes How primitive!, ... By: simfarr26. on 25 May 12, 00:28:59 How primitive!, homo sapiens still? thinks that the universe is flat. Lazymark1 yes he ... By: bazle64. on 24 May 12, 03:08:51 Lazymark1 yes he has a wild imagination. He is also a founder of superstring theory. The most likely people who are capable of coming up with an explanatory theory to unify quantum mechanics with general relativity are superiorly intellectual yet have to think outside of the box with wild imaginations. You've enter into a territory which im afraid to say is out of your intellectual depth. How does it feel waking up in the morning knowing that your as retarded? as an ape? :) This guy? has a ... By: lazymark1. on 22 May 12, 23:26:56 This guy? has a pretty wild imagination Actually its not ... By: x0x0yyzz. on 21 May 12, 22:29:02 Actually its not boring. We can now know the ultimate truth about life and death.? With critical reason, logic, evidence, scientific methods, and common sense we can find the true answers to life and death. The truth is the fulfillment we have been searching for. Google 'truth contest' click the top result, then open and read "The Present" for life-changing wisdom. I love this guy? <3 By: SimGretina. on 21 May 12, 10:24:33 I love this guy? now that we? got ... By: The1CARNAGE1. on 19 May 12, 15:24:59 now that we? got that cleared how the hell am i supposed to do a college project on something top scientist are not even sure about? We can search ... By: Alexsuper15. on 19 May 12, 00:25:26 We can search answers for fun and for improving our quality of life before we die. But looking for an ultimate answer seems to be impossible. Looks like we really cant know totally... we can not fully understand the? mind of "god" and maybe thats what makes all so interesting. It would be so fucking boring to have an ultimate answer... nothing else to do... Is it at all ... By: Amigo21189. on 17 May 12, 22:04:31 Is it at all possible that dark matter is exactly what it says on the tin? As in, regular old matter that is just not being? acted upon by EM forces at this time (in the dark, so to speak)? because that's what ... By: Zalmon135. on 17 May 12, 00:51:16 because that's what humanity does as a whole: we can't handle satisfaction and we are? driven to discover and learn and question. we'll figure out what dark matter is because we have many smart people who just can't sit still not knowing what it is. then we can get to work on the next 13245678909876543213566 questions left. its not a waste. we love it, we can't get enough of it, and even if the majority of humanity becomes stagnant and content, there will always be people like Michio Kaku. :) it doesn't.. all it ... By: MrSkatebox09. on 16 May 12, 18:33:16 it doesn't.. all it does is fuck us all over because now we? got 132456789098765432143567 more questions following that discovery i don't want to ... By: The1CARNAGE1. on 15 May 12, 06:03:11 i don't want to sound like? a dick but after we figure out what dark matter is how does it help are conscious mind? haha. i know what ... By: NepzRemix. on 13 May 12, 22:40:13 haha. i know what you mean. You just have to get used to it. There are names for properties of a quantum particle that dont even make sense like 'spin'. It is called? a spin but the particle doesnt acutally spin. just confuses the hell out of you. I know? but it ... By: 4LSniper. on 13 May 12, 17:47:43 I know? but it seems like a very misleading name The thing is, ... By: NepzRemix. on 13 May 12, 01:38:04 The thing is, universal gravitational constant does not provide enough ''attraction'' to? hold the universe together. If gravity was all that there was, then the space would literally rip apart so there has to be something else. In the same way, ... By: NepzRemix. on 13 May 12, 01:34:45 In the same way, the parallel lines represent the parallel universes and the wormhole? is represented by the line that intersects the parallel lines. So in theory, travel between parallel universes are possible. Well, think of it ... By: NepzRemix. on 13 May 12, 01:34:40 Well, think of it this way, It's true that parallel lines dont intersect but what if another line intersects at an angle? The 2 original lines never touch each other but the newer line connect the two older line to each other. Therefore, an object can travel along one of the original lines until it meets the intersection point between the new line and the line it is travelling at. The object can now travel along the new line to the other original line.? Looking into a ... By: NetworkErrors. on 12 May 12, 04:45:32 Looking into a mirror is like looking into a parallel universe, simply because it appears to have matter because its a mimic of the reality we do live in, and simply because when you look into a mirror and when you move the mirror you see a new point if view from an angle that exists only in? empty spaces between matter, and since space is infinite and every aspect has no limits to the forces we know now. And if one day we do harness the power to move and object to the speed of light alot more p Long story short we ... By: AbstractMindX. on 12 May 12, 03:11:03 Long story short we dont know what? dark matter is.... The End. I? had no idea ... By: briandsmith228. on 11 May 12, 00:51:29 I? had no idea Jimmy Page knew so much about physics dark matter is easy ... By: b3poj2d2. on 10 May 12, 19:45:58 dark matter is easy,its with in? my gut hurting my belly and im on the cutting edge of releasing it into the universe It's Nibbler's ... By: incredibert. on 10 May 12, 19:44:50 It's Nibbler's excrement. Futurama is a cartoon, not reality Mr. Kaku. Better do real observable physics than loose your mind in those world of theories based on miscalculations based on postulates based on daring theories trying to prove the unprovable. Dark matter is sloppy said just the difference between observation and calculation. In their arrogance, most? today's established physicists do not accept, that their calculation just may be wrong due to a false or incomplete model or theory. Parallel lines ... By: 4LSniper. on 09 May 12, 04:27:19 Parallel lines never intersect yet why do people always talk? about crossing into a parallel universe? :P Seems weird calling it "parallel" "So think about it, ... By: d3l1a4973. on 09 May 12, 01:55:54 "So think about it," trust? me... I'm to trying Minute Physics: What is Dark Matter? Posted by: minutephysics Video duration: 69 seconds Global video hits: 1518327 Minute Physics provides an energetic and entertaining view of old and new problems in physics -- all in one minute! In this episode, we discuss Dark Matter, an exotic type of matter we know very little about, despite the fact that it makes up around 80% of all matter in the universe! Related: minutephysics, minute physics, one minute physics, one minute answers, henry reich, dark, matter, dark matter, rsanimate, xkcd, physics, education, science, perimeter institute, theoretical physics, stephen hawking, khan, academy Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: What if dark matter ... By: IGiorniDiJenny. on 24 May 12, 18:50:00 What if dark matter...is? God? Thanks! We were? ... By: antismatic. on 21 May 12, 22:26:49 Thanks! We were? going to call it Stuff We Can't See But Know Must Be There, but then we realized that "Dark" sounded way cooler and less ignorant. And now we're *rolling* in the grant money! When I turn out the ... By: boarding5401. on 20 May 12, 08:18:06 When I turn out the lights in my? house there's Dark Matter everywhere. loving the? ... By: AeroplaneJamie. on 19 May 12, 22:09:48 loving the? Airplane! refferance at 0:53 Is it dark matter ... By: heartlessvietboy. on 14 May 12, 16:00:29 Is it dark matter or intense? gravity? lol? seriously we ... By: Alex Cheng. on 14 May 12, 13:11:00 lol? seriously we need a tenminutephysics... up to date, ... By: b3poj2d2. on 10 May 12, 19:32:57 up to date,according to einstien and the dictionary all matter started with in a singularity,even space exist with in the singularity,so there was no black matter out side of it,lol,in fact the? whole universe is patterned off of this singularity,it produces duality,and then every block from atoms to the structure of life,just go youtube sacred geometry,and learn about your universe what today's modern cosmologist hides from you,then go watch,people you cant handle the truth by dr dj psycho If white people ... By: LandonRocksAtGH. on 09 May 12, 02:03:31 If white people shit brown do? black people shit white??? so...? how can ... By: BHUJJUable. on 08 May 12, 18:09:44 so...? how can nibbler poop dark matter? Thank u for making? ... By: sadhana96. on 08 May 12, 08:43:05 Thank u for making? these vedios. U r awesome. Like Biology? ... By: Biology Bytes. on 07 May 12, 20:36:45 Like Biology? Check out my channel, I make "Minute? Biology" like videos, thanks! I always do that ... By: Scoinsoffaterocks. on 06 May 12, 00:23:18 I always do that for? so many videos that my friends usually get pissed off. WTF am? I doing ... By: ShavRinAlex. on 05 May 12, 21:25:54 WTF am? I doing here! I'm suppose to study History. Yeah that's pretty? ... By: ems7218. on 05 May 12, 12:23:58 Yeah that's pretty? much exactly what I am talking abou....t. thanks? for the help By: bluebananaboi. on 04 May 12, 16:19:54 thanks? for the help Except that the ... By: MnM4516. on 04 May 12, 12:27:43 Except that the aether had no observational evidence. Dark Matter, on the other hand, is supported by enormous amounts of evidence via? gravitational lensing. We can easily ... By: MnM4516. on 04 May 12, 12:26:24 We can easily calculate the density of our region of the universe - it's usually a problem given to students in the first chapter of a cosmology textbook, it's so simple. But, trying to add up the mass of all of the visible matter in the universe gives only 5% of? the necessary amount. There are mountains of evidence for Dark Matter, as it can be observed via gravitational lensing, how it curves light. The most notable example is the Bullet Cluster. No, dark matter ... By: MnM4516. on 04 May 12, 12:23:44 No, dark matter simply doesn't interact with? photons, the force carriers of the electromagnetic force. One form of hot dark matter, the neutrino, is invisible as it doesn't scatter photons. Well, the extreme ... By: MnM4516. on 04 May 12, 12:22:20 Well, the extreme gravitational lensing from the Bullet Cluster seems to suggest the existence of dark matter, and refute any theories of modified gravity. Also, we've already discovered a form of hot dark matter known as? the neutrino, it only seems natural that there exists a lumpy, cold form. But, of course, it's science. You can never fully confirm something, you can only show it is consistent with observation. And as of now, there is no explanation better than dark matter. kill yourself. do ... By: karwl. on 04 May 12, 10:44:20 kill yourself. do it. just do it, noone's? gonna miss you. Plasma? theory is ... By: TheZachary86. on 03 May 12, 18:32:11 Plasma? theory is crap ?_? you may? be ... By: lebrockboy. on 02 May 12, 03:03:23 ?_? you may? be onto something. dark matter? may ... By: Sandett. on 01 May 12, 08:13:09 dark matter? may not exist like Luminiferous aether what if dark matter ... By: usway1. on 01 May 12, 00:13:41 what if dark matter isn't one matter but a bunch of different matter that can only be observed I'm? higher dimension (or higher levels of consciousness). Explaincast: Dark Matter Posted by: explaincast Video duration: 357 seconds Global video hits: 12520 Dark matter is one of the biggest mysteries being explored by science today. In this video I explain what we know about dark matter and some theories as to its composition. Related: explain, science, dark matter, astronomy, matter, mass, energy, astrophysics, wimps, machos, neutrinos, physics, space, stars, gravitational lensing, microlensing, light, electromagnetic radiation, telescopes, earth, mystery, question Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: Well done? By: JoelTGM. on 14 May 12, 08:23:33 Well done? It would have? only ... By: onebluebear. on 14 May 12, 02:14:02 It would have? only been fair to mention the idea of modified gravity (MOND). Do anti-matter next ... By: aletoledo1. on 13 May 12, 15:53:37 Do anti-matter next please!? How? old are you? By: Thre3Dawg. on 13 May 12, 12:51:54 How? old are you? More? By: JaySmith91. on 13 May 12, 12:16:07 More? Thank you? Dusty ... By: Nebzz. on 13 May 12, 08:34:12 Thank you? Dusty Diamond, wonderful explanation. or building more ... By: AtactHD. on 13 May 12, 06:58:06 or building more churches teaching us that the earth was made? 6000 years ago? i am? less dumb By: Crunkmastaflexx. on 13 May 12, 05:25:29 i am? less dumb Sure,? just blame ... By: LaughingLion. on 13 May 12, 05:09:45 Sure,? just blame everything on the WIMPs. Hold on. I? need to ... By: nopantsnoproblem1. on 13 May 12, 05:07:40 Hold on. I? need to shit YES!? By: Phyb3rOne. on 13 May 12, 04:17:49 YES!? awesome, love you ... By: aalsmadi1. on 13 May 12, 02:55:53 awesome, love you for? this. can you explain quantum entanglement? Asking about Dark ... By: Haraldur34. on 13 May 12, 02:07:33 Asking about Dark Matter is a bit too early, isn't it? :> Shouldn't we complete discovering all the particles in the universe and perhaps then, have a better understanding of the whole ingredients of everything. Also,? couldn't it be that dark matter is just timespace itself and aswell, causing gravity n'shit. Too tired for this crap at the moment. lol :D When explaining ... By: edyersh. on 13 May 12, 01:18:59 When explaining complex cahllenging concepts, it? helps your audience if you do not speak so fast. Slow it down and pace it out please. I really like this ... By: acuddlyheadcrab. on 13 May 12, 00:27:36 I really like this explanation,? so I'm going to subscribe :D I loved the cow ... By: ajdl334. on 12 May 12, 22:59:41 I loved the cow penis you drew? in a circle. Awesome video. I ... By: justacoolguy1. on 12 May 12, 20:29:45 Awesome video. I wish we, as a planet, invested more in this type of research, as opposed to? developing new methods of killing each other. awesome job, very ... By: Relhak1. on 12 May 12, 17:05:19 awesome job, very interesting! Could you do? something on antimatter? What is Dark Matter? Posted by: DeanLeysen Video duration: 126 seconds Global video hits: 14280 Subscribe to save a kitten. Stalk me: Twitter.com Facebook.com Tumblr: DeanLeysen.Tumblr.co m Music Brad Sucks (used with permission) Tags: DeanLeysen "Dean Leysen" OGFurious Furious "dark matter" dark matter "what is dark matter" universe cosmos explained space solar system sun planet earth reality "Carl Sagan" Sagan "Richard Feynman" Feynman science scientific how "how do we know" evidence theory Related: deanleysen, dean leysen, ogfurious, furious, dark matter, dark, matter, what is dark matter, universe, cosmos, explained, space, solar, system, sun, planet, earth, reality, carl sagan, sagan, richard feynman, feynman, science, scientific, how, how do we know, evidence, theory Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: Dark? Matter is ... By: ThexzChaos. on 26 May 12, 07:50:13 Dark? Matter is Nibbler poop guys. We can? also only ... By: MrEvan58. on 26 May 12, 06:09:58 We can? also only see a small section of the light spectrum maybe the same comcept but different get a scientist on that shit how do you manage ... By: santicastano12. on 26 May 12, 05:47:45 how do you manage to? be so different between Furious and dean leysen?? I bit of more than ... By: pseudogenesis. on 26 May 12, 05:28:19 I bit of more than I could chew, was proven to be wrong, and retracted all? my previous statements. Better than carrying on and shouting "FUK U BICTCHS" at everyone who comes close, right? Based on... your ... By: abbylogna. on 26 May 12, 04:23:03 Based on... your comments. lolz haha? Not existing or not ... By: RefluxRepresentative. on 25 May 12, 22:04:40 Not existing or not being measurable/visible/percievable are two different things. Dark matter (defined as having a gravitational pull) must be existant as such. Perhaps though, it's something completely different, which we can't completely grasp with our scientific limitations of imagination. This is just plain semantics, but I think? saying 'it doesn't exist' is a bit of an easy way out.. That's just my opinion, but seeing as no one understands the whole case, you did a good job trying to! Every time I ... By: Undefined14. on 25 May 12, 21:45:26 Every time I randomly lose my balance from now on, I'm blaming dark? matter. Can? you explain ... By: rockstar6goalkeeper. on 25 May 12, 16:51:17 Can? you explain anti-matter? Can u do a video ... By: sbb345. on 25 May 12, 16:08:07 Can u do a video about Nikola Tesla? (mozes li napraviti klip o? Nikoli Tesli :))? That? made no sense ... By: Sabin41. on 25 May 12, 16:08:03 That? made no sense at all... I'm more confused than when I started watching the video as to what it is Astrophysics? is ... By: fboyg91. on 25 May 12, 04:52:32 Astrophysics? is always a healthy mind fuck guess u know what ... By: meat283. on 24 May 12, 22:01:49 guess u know what the next video? should be, what is dark energy? Just? got mind ... By: MadMikey220. on 24 May 12, 21:54:02 Just? got mind fucked hey? Deano! I have ... By: itsBish2. on 24 May 12, 20:32:09 hey? Deano! I have a question. Is there anyway you can train your brain to ignore pain? What's? energy? By: CeaselessBroadcasts. on 24 May 12, 19:54:28 What's? energy? holy crap you are? ... By: emblamanja. on 24 May 12, 18:32:16 holy crap you are? awesome. you actually make this stuff interesting. Hey, There is this ... By: Nebraskafootballsue. on 24 May 12, 17:57:27 Hey, There is this black guy in the related videos.? He looks kind of like you. Thinks hes coping you man. His name is OGFurious Fuck. Not to say? ... By: LastMourning. on 24 May 12, 17:26:27 Fuck. Not to say? I didn't follow. Just. Fuck. Dafuq you talking ... By: MadineKidd. on 24 May 12, 16:45:35 Dafuq you talking about, man? OGFurious is? an African American Albino, everyone knows that! technically,? all ... By: benocoloco. on 24 May 12, 15:44:40 technically,? all of science is an educated guess. Origin of the universe and ultimate fate? highly speculative... existence of dark matter/dark energy and its effects on "normal" matter and information(electromagnetic radiation)? pretty reliable. Your vids are cool ... By: ImNotCow1. on 24 May 12, 15:23:22 Your vids are cool thow? Why do you have to ... By: ImNotCow1. on 24 May 12, 15:22:35 Why do you have to be racist. Your ogfurious Chanel is racist to? Hahahaha well, ... By: nathangek. on 24 May 12, 15:19:38 Hahahaha well, good? luck applying your knowledge to life! No? one can By: GeeldZimmotry. on 24 May 12, 11:00:02 No? one can Yes, you should :p. ... By: T3p3lstr33ltj3. on 24 May 12, 06:10:52 Yes, you should :p. It shows alot of different theories on every question we have about the? big scientific questions. Like the dark matter/dark energy stuff, timetravel, wormholes and other fun stuff ! What is Dark Matter Posted by: MrScottFlorence Video duration: 393 seconds Global video hits: 280 I explain what dark matter is and it's role in the universe. I explain how dark matter helps us to survive, and how it affects the end of the universe. Related: mr, scott, florence, science, physics, what, is, what is, explain, interesting, education, learn, dark, matter, universe, dark matter, intergalactic, dust, gravity, force, forces, pull, galaxy, milky, way, spiral, evidence, collision, light, einstein, hawkings, radiation, bend, left, arms, small, satellite, rippling, cloud, halo, known, density, end, of, the, earth, world, 2012, black, hole, big, bang, cycle, energy, expanding, atoms, apparently, funny, bloopers, out, takes Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: That's right!? Good ... By: MrScottFlorence. on 22 May 12, 13:17:04 That's right!? Good observation! We're all so proud of you! GINGER? By: 15przemyslaw. on 22 May 12, 11:35:09 GINGER? Well I guess it ... By: MrScottFlorence. on 16 May 12, 06:18:09 Well I guess it makes? us more aware that there are things in the universe that we can not get our hands on to study in detail, but may have to make do with trying to learn about it over huge distances. But some day we may realise that the universe is too complex to understand, but up to and beyond that day, we will still seek to understand ever more. Thanks! And hmm, ... By: MrScottFlorence. on 16 May 12, 06:09:54 Thanks! And hmm, well seeing as to our knowledge dark matter only interferes with other matter due to Gravity I'd say it's unlikely, but we? know so little about it I do not know for sure. The US department of Energy has funded research for Dark Energy though, as explained in my dark energy video, even though it could just be a property of space, and we know less about dark energy than dark matter! Can the discovery ... By: ashlingwu. on 16 May 12, 05:35:23 Can the discovery of the elements of dark matter? explain the limitations of mankind...? GREAT explanation! ... By: ashlingwu. on 16 May 12, 05:32:40 GREAT explanation! Do you believe dark matter can be used to generate? energy as a primary resource? Ahaha awsome? By: r0meyrome. on 11 May 12, 15:00:02 Ahaha awsome? Yes! I think ... By: MrScottFlorence. on 11 May 12, 14:09:16 Yes! I think they're excellent, especially "the quantum world"? and "children of Africa" Do? you watch ... By: r0meyrome. on 11 May 12, 08:21:05 Do? you watch melodysheep? I'll have to thank? ... By: MrScottFlorence. on 01 May 12, 20:53:33 I'll have to thank? him, I hope you'll appreciate my videos and that I'll be able to fulfil what the recommendation suggests of me. StMattofDurham sent ... By: TotallyTristan. on 01 May 12, 19:57:04 StMattofDurham sent meh ? Maybe these clumps ... By: pziebold. on 18 Apr 12, 13:48:36 Maybe these clumps of? dark matter could contain a kind of "overall electromagnetic force frequency" that is relative to the galaxy in question. I suppose you could ... By: MrScottFlorence. on 18 Apr 12, 12:57:08 I suppose you could think of gravity as a long range? strong force, so I guess in the sense that it's something without any obvious presence emitting an attractive force, the difference is that the dark matter isn't spread out nice and evenly instead it forms clumps which tend to be around galaxies. And thanks, it's my pleasure and I'm glad you enjoyed it. Even though dark ... By: pziebold. on 18 Apr 12, 12:46:48 Even though dark mater doesn't respond to the strong force, it's almost playing the same roll in the universe as the strong force does in the atom. Please correct me if I'm mistaken in saying that. Thanks for the informative video bud! I dig the funny out takes at the? end of your videos! lol. Björk - Dark Matter @ Bestival 2011 Posted by: Polar1One Video duration: 196 seconds Global video hits: 19271 Sunday 11th September 2011 bjork.com Related: bjork, dark, matter, bestival, festival, 2011, biophilia Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: Lyrics, from the ... By: andrzejrobertendriu. on 18 May 12, 06:32:48 Lyrics, from the album version: Dark Matter And semen do Old semen do All cool moo on me Then they do me to see Old semen do Old semen or not old semen - do Who? On me, calmly On me Do Who? On me done Old, on me done Old done two evils who Undid a poo On me On me? done, undo In a law, on me done Do Old semen may Do Who? Who? Who? ????? ??? ???????? ... By: whitara. on 30 Apr 12, 15:39:14 ????? ??? ???????? ...?????? ?????-?? ??? ?????????? ??? ??? ??? ???? I really? want to ... By: Izaak247. on 03 Mar 12, 11:50:00 I really? want to see her love Bjork has no bad ... By: juanbjork. on 13 Feb 12, 05:40:45 Bjork has no bad albums. They are art in? sound albums. Utter genius. How ... By: baroque121. on 01 Feb 12, 12:06:44 Utter genius. How privileged we are? to have her in our lives . . . excellent...I love ... By: eri13cr. on 26 Jan 12, 22:17:06 excellent...I love u Bjork!!!? Thank you for your ... By: GENGOROOW. on 24 Jan 12, 17:43:31 Thank you for your Upload!! Bjork Thank U!!? no it's? gibberish. By: Voltabulous. on 22 Jan 12, 13:18:43 no it's? gibberish. no it's gibberish.? By: Voltabulous. on 22 Jan 12, 13:18:35 no it's gibberish.? It's gibberish ;) ... By: Gizmoenut. on 22 Jan 12, 06:20:56 It's gibberish ;) She stated somewhere that she didn't want any honest meaning behind the "words" of the Dark Matter song, because she wants it to reflect the mysterious and abstract feel of... well, dark matter. So the words don't hold any meaning, they're just made up, and she probably scripted the made-up? words so that the choir could sing along too. @AtaGET? Solstice By: XxaphextwiniscoolxX. on 11 Jan 12, 20:30:47 @AtaGET? Solstice No lyrics, it's? ... By: stoocerzz. on 24 Dec 11, 03:08:26 No lyrics, it's? stripped down to the sounds she uses to construct melodies before she writes the lyrics I don't understand ... By: nonchalant176. on 19 Dec 11, 01:16:21 I don't understand what she is singing is that Icelandic? please? someone tell me! does this song have ... By: icanseeuranus. on 10 Dec 11, 21:00:45 does this song have lyrics?? Goodness. It just ... By: Gizmoenut. on 19 Nov 11, 20:58:32 Goodness. It just shows that it's her voice talent that? makes the song, not the in-your-face beats most modern music demands nowadays. Her outfit is ... By: Paperhouse81. on 17 Nov 11, 19:43:00 Her outfit is fucking fabulous!? When your eyes ... By: AtaGET. on 08 Nov 11, 15:24:36 When your eyes Pause on the ball That hangs on the third branch from a star, You remember why it got dark And why it is getting light again. The Earth (like the heart) leans back in it's seat And, like that, it travels along an orbit Drawn in the darkness. Unpolished pearl In sky-black? Palm of hands Flickering sun-flame. You remember That you are yourself a light-bearer, Who receives her radiance from others 2:12 de que estarán ... By: cesiface. on 03 Nov 11, 02:02:50 2:12 de que estarán hablando las coristas?? I have to admit, ... By: Venusasaboy1981. on 30 Oct 11, 18:09:41 I have to admit, this is the song in Biophilia I like the least...but this version is absolutely stunning! And I love the way she slaps her Ipad instead of just tapping it!? XD Vespertine is my ... By: roberto2380. on 13 Oct 11, 11:54:21 Vespertine is my favorit!! however, i had to buy it twice.. it cracked very easily, the first? one fell out of its case and cracked :( the second one cracked inside my car stareo X( there must be a manufacturing flaw with the CD material. Medulla is? a great ... By: Gajahmatik. on 11 Oct 11, 17:42:27 Medulla is? a great album! I enjoyed 90% of it ; ) This song is ... By: Gajahmatik. on 11 Oct 11, 17:41:04 This song is fascinating! Close your eyes and forget? about the ticking beat in your head I predict in a? ... By: lucasboden. on 11 Oct 11, 06:26:45 I predict in a? couple years, people will rediscover Medulla and appreciate it more. I am actually ... By: lucasboden. on 11 Oct 11, 06:24:15 I am actually facinated by Dark Matter and? grown to totally love this song. Is she singing the harmony asl well or is it some autotune type thing created within computer? I imagine Bjork ... By: salmonelas123. on 06 Oct 11, 19:14:54 I imagine Bjork with 50? yo and shitting on everyones faces with her voice. Dark Matter & Hubble Posted by: Boomdaddy01 Video duration: 9414 seconds Global video hits: 1946 CLICK HERE TO WATCH THE LATEST UPDATED VIDEO THAT CAME OUT TODAY www.ezdl.org Subscribe To Get Notified Of The Latest Releases As They Come Out http Dark Matter & Hubble Related: project camelot, ufo, unidentified flying object, aliens, et, 666, 9-11, extraterrestrial life, david icke, nwo, bilderberg, illuminati, anti christ, alex jones, conspiracy theory, red ice radio, area 51, jesse ventura, nasa, 2012, solar flare, haarp, ebe, earthquake, roswell, ancient astronauts, extraterrestrials, annunaki, occult, crop circles, remote viewing, cryptozoology, atlantis, reptilians, grays, nazi, phobos, planet x, nibiru, mayan, space, ghosts, mars, moon, zeta reticuli, zecharia sitchin, emp Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: Space Fan News #62: Dark Matter Is Irritating Me; Hubble Turns 22; Discovery Barnstorms DC Posted by: tdarnell Video duration: 438 seconds Global video hits: 7149 gplus.to facebook.com Dark Matter is Irritating: www.eso.org Hubble Turns 22: hubblesite.org Discovery Barnstorms DC enroute to the Smithsonian airandspace.si.edu Related: astronomy, dark matter, cosmology, galaxy, milky way, discovery, shuttle, hubble Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: For a naive, dumb ... By: lastannahme. on 21 May 12, 21:18:10 For a naive, dumb fuk like me - this is presented so that I finally "understand "IT"(dark matter)" (with? my humble human narrow mind) it! Astrophysics - LOL! "All the stuff I ... By: LittleG567. on 16 May 12, 22:02:40 "All the stuff I gave to kids for? Halloween last year: Dark matter." Very fascinating. ... By: moonasha. on 12 May 12, 12:46:37 Very fascinating. Perhaps our observations have just been off this whole time?? Nice letter! I ... By: AndyBJ. on 12 May 12, 12:19:57 Nice letter! I think I? will write one as well! How much was postage costs? I have been unable ... By: Astrobrant2. on 12 May 12, 07:33:54 I have been unable to find any article which demonstrates the lensing effect which is not based on unverified assumptions. I am suspicious of the "hard evidence" which I have seen. Is it all based on those little arcs that can be seen around a galactic cluster? Do you believe an extremely diffuse mass, dispersed over a couple million light years would? have that distortional effect on more distant objects? Or maybe we can't? ... By: Astrobrant2. on 12 May 12, 07:20:38 Or maybe we can't? see dark matter because it doesn't exist. Pt. 3. ...the ... By: Astrobrant2. on 12 May 12, 07:16:59 Pt. 3. ...the evidence in support of dark matter. I have seen three examples of evidence presented to support the claim of dark matter and ALL of them seem very fishy to me. I hope I'm wrong, because I love science and have nothing less than a reverent? attitude for what it has achieved, but I fear this will be revealed to be a hoax that will dwarf Piltdown Man. In this time of fundamentalist religious antagonism toward science, that would be very bad for everyone who is an advocate of science. Pt. 2. Trivia ... By: Astrobrant2. on 12 May 12, 07:12:11 Pt. 2. Trivia question: which came first, the theory of "missing matter" or the discovery of anomalous galactic rotational curves? Guess what. "Missing matter" was hypothesized long? before there was any evidence of it. Apparently some scientists couldn't resist the lure of "closing the Universe" by discovering the huge amount of mass that would be required to achieve that. So, IMO, they just invented it and virtually faked, or at the very least, recklessly misinterpreted...(cont'd) I have been ... By: Astrobrant2. on 12 May 12, 07:07:12 I have been suspicious of dark matter ever since? the first reports which included photographs which were later admitted to be photoshopped. No, they were not used just to "illustrate" where dark matter would be, as you did in your video. How could anomalous rotational curves be explained? If you assume a SMBH at the core, it would have the opposite effect of widely dispersed dark matter. IOW, if you eliminate *both* assumed masses, the anomaly disappears. (cont'd) Rodge black holes ... By: 3ccdmike. on 11 May 12, 18:53:12 Rodge black holes and? planets are hard to see,and the math is off.Let's say that on average 10 planets per star, that could be 1/4th or less of the one's that were made.IR telescopes may not see them, there to cold. How can? you be ... By: SuxorAoeBj. on 09 May 12, 07:26:41 How can? you be sure that dark matter is inanimate? I believe you may have hurt its feelings. It's emperor Ming!? By: breakaleg10. on 05 May 12, 18:45:07 It's emperor Ming!? I doubt that you'll ... By: pseudorandomly. on 03 May 12, 22:59:50 I doubt that you'll find many scientists who believe in something that cannot be seen, detected, or proved. In the case of dark matter, while it can't be "seen" directly, it leaves evidence of its presence in its effect on visible light through gravitational lensing, and has other gravitational effects -- that's why we think it's there in the first place. Several experiments are underway to directly detect it; nobody thinks its undetectable. Proof? Not yet,? but stay tuned. "Humans have always ... By: pseudorandomly. on 03 May 12, 22:40:31 "Humans have always had problems with thinking outside their tiny box." Quite to the contrary, humans are extremely *good* at thinking outside the box. All of modern mathematics is exquisite proof of that, as are things? like electromagnetic theory, quantum mechanics, relativity, fluid dynamics, etc. What is a "more ... By: pseudorandomly. on 03 May 12, 22:33:13 What is a "more satisfying explanation" for an apparent missing mass problem than actual missing mass? Note that "dark matter"? isn't a *conclusion* yet at all; it hasn't been detected, and we don't even know for certain what it is. When you find that the galaxies in a cluster are moving so fast that the cluster should have broken up a long time ago, then "it has to be" that there is more binding force than you think. That's not an "absolutist claim", it's a simple statement of fact. "Dark matter ... By: pseudorandomly. on 03 May 12, 22:23:28 "Dark matter doesn't really make sense ..." General relativity, as a theory of gravity, has been remarkably successful. There's more gravity out there? than GR can account for. Assuming that's due to undetected matter, especially in light of the fact that we do not yet have a complete understanding of elementary particles, doesn't really seem like much of a stretch. I don't see the connection with "ego-inflated self-importance" ... @sbergman27: Good ... By: pseudorandomly. on 03 May 12, 01:57:52 @sbergman27: Good job here; you're not leaving me very many questions to respond? to, though! No, dark matter can ... By: pseudorandomly. on 03 May 12, 01:54:40 No, dark matter can be neither of these things. Consider planets: there is about 6 times as much dark matter as normal matter, and our Sun (e. g.) weighs about as much as 1000 Jupiters. So there would? be about 6000 dark-matter Jupiters for every star. Observational programs designed to look for these (by detecting microlensing events) have shown that they're just not there. Such studies also rule out black holes. There is also good reason to believe dark matter is not normal matter. Well, it's huge ... By: pseudorandomly. on 03 May 12, 01:40:22 Well, it's huge compared to the walk down the road to the chemist, but not so huge compared to the distance to the Andromeda Galaxy. For comparison, our Milky Way Galaxy is some 100,000 light-years across and? contains on the order of 100 billion (or 100 thousand million, if you prefer) stars. Yes, black holes * ... By: pseudorandomly. on 03 May 12, 01:36:22 Yes, black holes *do* have mass -- how it got to be a black hole in the first place was by having a great deal of mass somehow squeezed into a very? small volume. The mass consumed by a black hole does not disappear; all of the mass is still there, just *inside* the black hole instead of *outside*. If you're orbiting a black hole, and it swallows some additional matter, your orbit is going to change. I think this is a ... By: labobo. on 03 May 12, 01:30:32 I think this is a case of not seeing? the forest for the trees. Dark matter doesn't really make sense based on how the universe works. Yes there's something we are missing but dark matter, i think not. Humans have always had problems with thinking outside their tiny box. Just take extremophiles as an example. Humans thought they were the center of the universe That kind of ego, inflated self-importance etc.. doesn't go away over night Some are genetics so expect a few 100 000 years, if unlucky Remember that dark ... By: pseudorandomly. on 03 May 12, 01:29:14 Remember that dark matter is difficult to detect for a reason -- it hardly interacts with? ordinary matter at all. Since that's the case, the solar winds *cannot* push it away. Have they searched? ... By: labobo. on 03 May 12, 01:20:10 Have they searched? for dark matter around uranus ? You got to love the classics ;D maybe we can not ... By: EzAzAbc. on 02 May 12, 17:44:35 maybe we can not see dark matter because we do not have the ability to see into another dimension. Perhaps all dimensions that we can not see interact? with each other "Sorry in advance ... By: sbergman27. on 02 May 12, 02:54:22 "Sorry in advance for this n00b question" By "much more" you'd be talking 4 to 5 orders of magnitude greater. Our central black hole is about 0.004% of total galactic mass. The difficulty with your hypothesis is that a centralized concentration of mass would? affect the orbits of stars differently, depending upon their distance from the center of mass, than if the mass were more widely distributed. The Missing Universe of Dark Matter Posted by: nickharvey7 Video duration: 549 seconds Global video hits: 533 Almost the entire Universe is missing: 96 percent. There is not enough mass in galaxies to maintain their rotational spiral shape and stop stars spinning off into deep space. To explain why galaxies are not breaking up mankind has come up with the idea that 96 percent of the Universe is Dark Matter! Related: dark, matter, missing, mass, universe quotation subject, investigation, understanding, explanation, galaxy, rotational, curve, explained, science, great, puzzle, physics, effects, of, light, time, space, space-time, curvature, energy, after, ufo, earth, ancient, truth, alien, spirit, aliens, consciousness, history, world Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: Thanks for the? ... By: nickharvey7. on 29 Apr 12, 18:28:07 Thanks for the? comment an interesting one! Nick low and behold . ... By: emerald1one1. on 28 Apr 12, 20:44:54 low and behold . news is that there is no- dark matter .. and that few sites almost say , dark matter is not to be dismissed ~? perhaps that gives [ time " : ) ] for a new and artistic word to fill " " = a void ~!? thinking they got their nickers in a knot , something like that. may they become chronically perplexed , obvious no artist there. it is so close they can not see it.. . and random does happen . How can the ... By: nickharvey7. on 17 Apr 12, 11:31:09 How can the individual atoms be irrelevant when? the atoms can bond together and acted in unison? There has to be a process at the quantum level that the macroscopic physics of our everyday life is based upon. In everyday life we have a potential uncertainty of what the future might hold. This uncertainty can be explained if the quantum wave particle function ? represents the forward passage of time ?E ?t ? h/2? itself! Could time be like ... By: nickharvey7. on 17 Apr 12, 11:05:15 Could time be like grains of sand (quanta) that can grow and come into being? In Relativity when an object moves spacetime moves relative to that movement and time moves forward. Quantum Atom Theory is a relational theory where objects and observers create spacetime therefore the future not set in stone but uncertain. Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle ?×?p×?h/4? of position and momentum forms the degrees of freedom for the uncertainty of our everyday? life! Correction: 10^-33 ... By: z0nt21. on 16 Apr 12, 22:22:33 Correction: 10^-33 cm for Planck Length, which we can't yet? reach due high energies needed to observe the relevant particles to amend the Standard Model, but even now? we do know that matter in the form of individual atoms is irrelevant, if one looks for a Primal Causality in this world. Then there's Planck Time scale... :) Time is irrelevant ... By: z0nt21. on 16 Apr 12, 22:04:23 Time is irrelevant in a system that has a beginning, meaning it could be anything the system Operator deems it. General relativity explains everything up till Planck scale (10-^33 m) and If one assumes quantum mechanics to be the underlying structure of this Universe and perhaps the upscaling one, from where the Big Band presumably Originates, then hacking time is? theoretically possible, thus it is irrelevant in grander scheme of things. To have free will ... By: nickharvey7. on 15 Apr 12, 21:18:06 To have free will we need freedom and to have freedom we need uncertainty. Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle ?×?p×?h/4? gives us the freedom of uncertainty of position and momentum in the three (4? spherical) dimensions of our? everyday life. This is universal therefore electrical activity within the brain will be governed by Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle! What makes you? ... By: nickharvey7. on 15 Apr 12, 21:01:57 What makes you? think 'time' is irrelevant? We have time dilation and a curvature to spacetime that is relevant in relativity. Thanks!? I will ... By: nickharvey7. on 15 Apr 12, 20:32:23 Thanks!? I will check it out! Nick I haven't read his ... By: z0nt21. on 14 Apr 12, 12:25:27 I haven't read his work, though I have some concepts of Dark Energy that could be applied to Simulation Hypothesis - our Universe being a literal simulation on a quantum computer in some other dimension, where presumable the enigmatic Creation resides. Dark Energy suspiciously resembles an electric current that passes through your home computers' processors to? compute the logic of whatever code you've input (i.e. when you launch an application). DE could account for 99.9% empty space in atoms. A photon is a sub- ... By: z0nt21. on 14 Apr 12, 12:20:31 A photon is a sub-atomic particle, though if you wish to define consciousness, you need to use terms that govern matter in our braincells - exchange of electrons and they can be both a wave and particle, though that is not the principle that? would make free will possible. Superposition and quantum entanglement would be the features of a computer, such as our brain, that could explain further the existence of consciousness - in every day life that would 'two things at the same time'. :) You are indeed ... By: z0nt21. on 14 Apr 12, 12:06:46 You are indeed correct that it is a process of Continuous Creation (capital 'C'), though time is irrelevant, as is matter in this Universe. View it this way: classical physics explains every single thing in? the observable Universe, except for Consciousness (not limited to humans) - it is analogue in its description of matter and laws of physics (gravity, EM, s. force, w. force). Quantum mechanics is purely digital - you have quantized particles doing immense calculations to sustain matter. I'm sure you'd be ... By: headmase. on 14 Apr 12, 10:18:06 I'm sure you'd be interested in the research? of Nassim Haramein, he has interesting stuff about that 96 per cent peace You use the same ... By: nickharvey7. on 14 Apr 12, 09:35:19 You use the same words that physicists use to explain the wave particle duality of light. They say that light is a particle and a wave "at the same time". But in the real world of our everyday life something cannot be two different things at the same time like analogue waves and digital particles or quanta. Would it not make more sense? that this process forms what we see and feel as the flow of time a process of continuous creation? Free will is ... By: z0nt21. on 13 Apr 12, 20:01:13 Free will is superposition of signals that govern the proteins in the neurons. Quantifiable, in a sense that we do understand what a qubit is - not analogue, totally digital piece? of information that can be both states at the same time. Consciousness is theoretically reproducible, if we? could get our hands on a computer unconstrained by bandwidth issues. Photosynthesis cells and proteins also show properties of superposition, when tasked with absorbing photons. Consciousness is ... By: nickharvey7. on 13 Apr 12, 18:51:53 Consciousness is the most advanced part of a universal process in this theory. Our thoughts our always in the 'moment of now' within our own reference frame because consciousness is part of the process that forms the flow of time. Therefore memory can be immediate this is why free will is so difficult? to understand. Conscious intention to move and the movement itself is almost immediate because each photon electron coupling is a new moment in time the 'moment of now'. Consciousness ... By: z0nt21. on 12 Apr 12, 14:55:11 Consciousness appears to be quantum-based as well - the Tubulin proteins that are responsible for short-term immediate memory of the observer appear to? have superposition properties. This is the Penrose-Hameroff Orch OR Model (Quantum Biology) - superb model, here's the lecture: youtube.com/watch?v=LXFFbxoHp3s Yes-no, though ... By: z0nt21. on 12 Apr 12, 14:52:39 Yes-no, though through the Qubit, not bit - the computing potential is almost unimaginable: it is as if each atom of your body would make a 0-1 computation parallel to other atoms, unrestricted by bandwidth issues (logic gates that limit the amount of information that can be processed) - indeed, it is actually happening this very moment through the superposition of the electron around each nuclei. Research on the difference between? Qubit & bit. :-) Interesting comment ... By: nickharvey7. on 12 Apr 12, 12:53:59 Interesting comment!!! In this theory the wonder of modern electronics are based on quantum mechanics because each new? photon oscillation is also a new moment in time that will have the geometry of spacetime. Each new photon oscillation is a new moment of 'creation' within a process of continuous change or energy exchange. A computer (literal) simulation would be based on the same universal process, yes-no? There's a mechanism ... By: z0nt21. on 11 Apr 12, 21:03:32 There's a mechanism for this eruption if one changes the problem: what if our Universe is a computer (literal) simulation? Quantum mechanics, theoretically, allows us to create a simulation of our own world down to the sub-atomic scale - we're no longer limited by the classical bit and rigid logic gates that current CPUs have. Consciousness would then be a construct, operating on QM level, which abides by the coherent Divine? Laws of the simulation. People can relate to Simulation Hypothesis. I am an artist and ... By: nickharvey7. on 07 Apr 12, 09:22:04 I am an artist and when I create a work of art it takes? energy and is a process over a period of time ?E ?t ? h/2?. There is always uncertainty ?×?p×?h/4? of how the art work will turn out in three dimensional (4? spherical) space the position of the lines and curves ? on the canvas. Every movement I make will have to start at the quantum level and will have an uncertainty of momentum and position (Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle). Yes! But for humans ... By: nickharvey7. on 07 Apr 12, 08:53:41 Yes! But for humans this is based or supported by a physical process that can be explained by physics. In this theory consciousness is the most advanced part of a universal process and love can be seen as the highest degree of consciousness. The process in its most basic form is the spontaneous absorption and emission of light!? Even love must be ... By: nickharvey7. on 07 Apr 12, 08:41:52 Even love must be based on a physical process don't you? think? Sean Carroll on Cosmology and Particle Physics Lecture 2 of 5 Posted by: iasedu Video duration: 3924 seconds Global video hits: 5651 This video is the intellectual property of CERN, only to be used for educational purposes! Related: sean, carroll, cosmology, particle, physics, standard, model, general, relativity, lecture, talk, big, bang, inflation, quantum, gravity Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: The? class seems ... By: Aeros802. on 21 Apr 12, 21:09:50 The? class seems really empty. I wonder why? >:-) nice lecture...i ... By: rudiT123. on 30 Mar 12, 09:19:32 nice lecture...i really like this...? Thanks for the ... By: sbergman27. on 09 Oct 11, 01:02:29 Thanks for the reply. :-) For a 0.5 cm radius ball bearing, that? works out to 95 m/s (about 210 mph) assuming that it sheds excess velocity and hits with the V? indicated for the lower atmosphere. Like I say: "Ouch!" r = 0.5 cm m = 4.2 g g = 980 cm/s² ? = 0.0012 g/cm³ Cd = 0.1 A = 0.7554 -Steve sqrt((2mg/pACd)) ... By: iasedu. on 09 Oct 11, 00:22:51 sqrt((2mg/pACd)) where p is the density of the air and Cd is the drag coefficient. If I remember it correctly, shouldn't be too hard to get some results. (If you are curious? enough!) 23:45 Ouch! ... By: sbergman27. on 09 Oct 11, 00:19:47 23:45 Ouch! Presumably not all of them made it to escape velocity. What's terminal velocity for a ball bearing? falling through Earth's atmosphere? Space Fan News #51: Dark Matter Galaxy; Most Distant Type 1a; Planck Completes Its Mission Posted by: tdarnell Video duration: 403 seconds Global video hits: 8494 gplus.to facebook.com Dark Matter Galaxy: web.mit.edu news.medill.northwes tern.edu keckobservatory.org Farthest Type 1A SN: hubblesite.org Planck Finishes Mission www.esa.int Related: space, space fan news, astronomy, cosmology, space tv channel Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: good astronomer... ... By: kweetani. on 17 May 12, 19:10:06 good astronomer... bad actor :)? Surely if the ... By: samclark1541. on 07 May 12, 19:10:38 Surely if the andromeda galaxy is 2.6million light years away. Were seeing what it looked like 2.6million years ago. which? means it could collide with our galaxy much sooner than we thought. I completely agree ... By: Mr1gstar. on 30 Apr 12, 14:04:47 I completely agree with? renagaderats !! Awsome work on ALL YOUR VIDS How about dark ... By: gaynorglowellxsingh. on 02 Apr 12, 23:31:45 How about dark matter being the byproduct of the mass (plasma) that? falls into black holes. Almost 30k now, you ... By: renegaderats. on 11 Mar 12, 21:59:30 Almost 30k now, you deserve every single subscriber tony. I cant watch your videos enough times its about all I've watched? on YT for a week now. Please keep them coming! I? stumbled about > ... By: 2kSharecashDownload. on 03 Mar 12, 03:57:55 I? stumbled about > SURVEYHELPER(.)TK < ...remove the "(" and ")" .. i use it for all surveys out there!! I? matter and I'm ... By: HuskerSeaofRed. on 18 Feb 12, 22:23:03 I? matter and I'm not dark at all. "thats not dark ... By: sbergman27. on 12 Feb 12, 00:27:39 "thats not dark matter, its a darn black hole." The mass distribution is completely wrong for that. This is what? The 10th time I've had? to point that out here? There is a substantial difference in the signature of that amount of mass distributed over the volume of a galaxy & that much mass concentrated at a point. 76 yrs of data & independent lines of reasoning forced scientists to recognize DM. But today we have armchair DM deniers who seem to have missed the history. I think? there is ... By: BenjaminSteber. on 09 Feb 12, 01:44:03 I think? there is no dark matter. Video in my profile. why the rush to ... By: 1robon. on 07 Feb 12, 23:42:44 why the rush to conclude that this? is proof of dark matter? couldnt it just be a distortion of spacetime due to large scale effects of the known forces. also looking back in time things might appear differently than expected. Yeah a galaxy thats ... By: Baronstone. on 29 Jan 12, 07:36:38 Yeah a galaxy thats 120 million solar masses and invisible? Thats not dark matter, its? a darn black hole. Just to say that in ... By: Battery9876. on 28 Jan 12, 23:28:28 Just to say that in the case of the orbit of a planet around the sun almost all the mass of the SS is in the sun so the theorem in fact applies.\ And I found it! watch?v=ERjkSbdn6-4 at? 44:00. It's Newton's theorem. Another thing I was thinking about is that if you use a stick to measure the galaxy, when space expands the stick expands too so does the galaxy get bigger measured with that stick? Anyways sbergman27 I think we should conclude that we don't know. I guess this ... By: Battery9876. on 28 Jan 12, 22:41:07 I guess this theorem is valid for symetrical objects, like a disk of matter. However, as you say galaxies are not completely symetrical. Also gravitation travels at finite speed (light speed) apparently so it might have an effect on the validity of the theorem in that case. Honestly I don't know, but I am not quite sure that you can infer the? mass of the galaxy from just our sun. For other galaxies sometimes they can use gravitational lensing to determine the mass but with our galaxy we can't. "which? says that ... By: sbergman27. on 28 Jan 12, 22:27:51 "which? says that the gravitationnal effect of everything outside your orbit cancels out." That works for idealized charged spherical shells. The matter outside Sol's orbit is not a spherical shell. It's a disk. When Earth's orbit about the sun takes it slightly closer to the galactic center than is the Sun, does the Sun's gravity suddenly get cancelled out and not matter any more? Of course not! I think there's a ... By: Battery9876. on 28 Jan 12, 15:23:58 I think there's a theorem - Gauss theorem? - check Susskind's cosmology lectures it's explained somewhere - which says that the gravitationnal effect of everything outside your orbit cancels out. If you use? the speed of the sun around the center you will only find the mass within its orbit. Also there may be a lot of DM outside the "luminous matter of the galaxy". According to the theorem you can't feel it. So you can't really know the mass of the galaxy and its escape velocity. Keep up with your ... By: Murphis55. on 28 Jan 12, 00:52:49 Keep up with your broadcasts I love hearing what you have to say. Nerds are the best! I am attempting to get going with amateur astronomy having purchased? a Nexstar6. Great fun! @Battery9876 V? ... By: sbergman27. on 27 Jan 12, 20:51:03 @Battery9876 V? depends on starting position. ~500km/s is from Sol. 1000km/s is from the GC. I really should have used V? from the edge, ~50,000ly out:? ~400km/s. But the point is that local gravity swamps spatial expansion. That said, we know from observation that Sol orbits the MW's mass center with a period (P) of ~200m yrs @ a distance (A) of ~1.7E9 AU. M=A³/P². So galactic mass is ~120E9 solar masses. Not sure why anyone would say we don't know the mass of our galaxy. From what I've read ... By: Battery9876. on 27 Jan 12, 14:07:06 From what I've read we don't know for sure the escape velocity of the galaxy. John Matters on that: watch?v=H6nP8m4QRUA. Also I have found another research paper from NASA which says 525km/s. Also I think I would use the radius of the galaxy, not the diameter, so that would be 1km/sec, not 2. In any case, ve=sqrt(2GMR/r) so r=2GMR/ve^2. Using your numbers, a change by a factor of 1.002 of ve would translate to a change of 0.4% of r. In the early universe it might have? been different. The sad thing is ... By: TheisticThinker. on 27 Jan 12, 12:40:22 The sad thing is that in nowadays, someone who actually cares about something greater than him/herself is called a 'nerd'. You are 'normal' if? you just doesn't care or isn't interested in Science etc. It's kinda sick. :/ "It has? gravity ... By: Nekobe24. on 26 Jan 12, 23:43:53 "It has? gravity and that gravity bends light that travels through any dark matter that might be present. When it does that we have it. It is betrayed." -- I love that line XD That and the TNG reference are awesome. Grab a pencil & ... By: sbergman27. on 26 Jan 12, 16:39:08 Grab a pencil & napkin & let's check. :-) The expansion rate, known as the Hubble constant, is around 70 km/sec/megaparsec. Our galaxy is ~30000 parsecs across, or ~0.03 megaparsecs. 70km/s/mPa * 0.03 mPa = ~2 km/s. For comparison, the escape velocity of our galaxy is ~1000km/s. Gravity is acting to offset the 2km/s expansion between opposite ends of our galaxy. Based on? that how much larger would you guesstimate our galaxy is due to spatial expansion? Is it expanding? To tell you the ... By: Battery9876. on 26 Jan 12, 02:40:31 To tell you the truth I listened to Carroll's explanation many times and I am still not to? sure I understand. Btw I made a mistake in my previous posts,the stars at the periphery of galaxies move too fast not too slow that's why they need dark matter!! If the expansion really has an effect,this makes me wonder if galaxies wouldn't change in size when the rate of expansion of space changes.The effect of the expansion is very small at our scale but it might be large for a galaxy.mmh. I've never been ... By: sbergman27. on 25 Jan 12, 22:25:09 I've never been quite sure what Carroll was saying there. The issue is highly confused by his inclusion of a black hole, a region of space cut off by its schwarchild radius. The Earth's? orbital distance *is* very slightly larger than it would be without expansion. But immeasurably so. In fact, the space in your living room is expanding by ~10% per billion yrs. But the EM bonds of the matter in the room hold the distance between the sofa and coffee table (almost) fixed. Feel like a nerd ... By: JamezGotSwag. on 25 Jan 12, 22:17:19 Feel like a nerd watching this but? who gives AF, It's so interesting!!! You sir have a new sub:) This being said, I? ... By: Battery9876. on 25 Jan 12, 20:37:24 This being said, I? know that astronomers have probably good reasons to think that dark matter exists. I probably misunderstood something somewhere. Dark Matter | Head Rush Posted by: ScienceChannel Video duration: 72 seconds Global video hits: 3796 To solve the biggest mysteries in science, you need a really big experiment. For more Head Rush, visit headrush.discovery.c om Related: kari, byron, mythbusters, science, experiments Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: AHHHH!!!? Where's ... By: e0o9kii. on 29 Apr 12, 06:37:01 AHHHH!!!? Where's Kari? isnt dark matter ... By: fredrik2k3k. on 02 Apr 12, 21:26:10 isnt dark matter said to be like 80% of the? universe and 20% atoms and other stuff? wow that's a fail. ... By: 1863920. on 08 Feb 12, 23:10:47 wow that's a fail. they didnt even show the experiment? More? mitsiokaku! By: redstate86. on 07 Nov 11, 06:06:06 More? mitsiokaku! longer videos if ... By: ohshit88Jose. on 05 Nov 11, 20:43:04 longer videos if you? will.....: [ is it A. Make Dark ... By: kirkscream. on 05 Nov 11, 10:46:14 is it A. Make Dark matter B. Blast a Rocket C. Channel Energy the title is..oh wait... zzzz....? NP anytime, I ... By: TheViolentBuddha. on 05 Nov 11, 01:40:59 NP anytime, I already saw and replied to your comment on the vid. I try to get to the comments sooner but I was busy, sorry it took a? bit @TheViolentBuddha, ... By: ndyt. on 05 Nov 11, 00:28:06 @TheViolentBuddha, Thanks for? the vid! First time someone has done that for me! XD I responded to the video in text, hope you saw it. Peace! 10% of the video ... By: hanspanzer. on 04 Nov 11, 21:03:36 10% of the video for? the introduction..."Hi I'm ..... channel" ^^ making a vid? on ... By: TheViolentBuddha. on 04 Nov 11, 17:17:17 making a vid? on this that will hopefully help No actualy we dont ... By: TheViolentBuddha. on 04 Nov 11, 15:09:08 No actualy we dont know what "dark matter" is its a place holder term, kinda like dark energy we have directly seen it, but have measured its affect on the space around it, so hints the word "dark", but we have seen effects which lead us to believe it is solid matter, or energy which is where the last part comes? from. "Dark matter" is a type of solid matter that hasn't yet been directly observed, same thing with "dark energy". @TheViolentBuddha, ... By: ndyt. on 04 Nov 11, 13:33:18 @TheViolentBuddha, it's just? brown dwarfs, black holes, dust and rocks. The simplest explanation is often the correct one. he did? not even ... By: jubinjibin. on 03 Nov 11, 17:57:21 he did? not even complete the sentence and the video got over WTF !!!!!! at least its beter ... By: oalithgow. on 03 Nov 11, 08:07:37 at least its beter that those? damn nukes !!! why do you? think ... 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By: BandoBrit. on 02 Nov 11, 20:35:49 Longer videos? please! =D chill? :) By: wyCerBotMyNem. on 02 Nov 11, 20:27:01 chill? :) Björk - Dark Matter Posted by: NikkiHolcomb49 Video duration: 292 seconds Global video hits: 4330 Dark Matter from Björk's seventh full length album, Biophilia. Related: björk, dark matter, biophilia Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment Latest comments made on this video: This is? Giygas' ... By: esoretal. on 24 May 12, 21:57:50 This is? Giygas' theme song. (I love Bjork.) Since you're ... By: vioalas1. on 23 May 12, 04:56:37 Since you're talking? about pitch and being on key... Look up a composer called Schoenberg. would be a good ... By: pyramidheadthingy. on 19 May 12, 03:01:46 would be a good track? for an event horizon ish movie. So chilling! Its not "off-key" ... By: AtotheNtotheYtotheA. on 29 Apr 12, 23:08:26 Its not "off-key" in a bad way; it's atonal and full of clashes; it's meant to sound like? this. Yes it's creepy because little is known about dark matter, so it's mysterious like this song. Finally, not all music is made to be sung along to. Music is expression; an art form. And yes there are times you want to blast your speakers while singing and dancing to a catchy tune, but other pieces are made to make you really feel something different. we know so much ... By: chicomuscle. on 09 Apr 12, 00:54:35 we know so much about dark matter? there is a good reason why it was recorded and sang the way she did; she is? just genius! cool...? By: TheSugarVenom. on 03 Apr 12, 12:24:59 cool...? I do sing? along to ... By: nightdreamer0000. on 03 Apr 12, 10:41:31 I do sing? along to this and listen to it alone in my room :) No, you need to be ... By: bubblegumprincess22. on 30 Mar 12, 17:45:01 No, you need to be more knowledgeable and use your resources. He/She's right. It's gibberish, to go along with the music. I know what icelandic? sounds like, and this isn't it. Sorry. She speaks gibberish sometimes. And if you want to ask her yourself instead of making assumptions and correcting everyone, just go to her website. wait... honestly... ... By: TheSugarVenom. on 26 Mar 12, 01:33:08 wait... honestly... how is she said to have the most "amazing voice"... it's just HORRIBLE and she sounds SO off key... holy shit... a dying cat cud do better than this. I? have nothing against her. I just find this so horrible. And it's not like you cud sing along to this or even listen to this alone in a room... how creepy... well said? By: silenteyesspy. on 22 Mar 12, 18:31:14 well said? Some people are ... By: DanKanzas. on 21 Mar 12, 22:09:50 Some people are just too ignorant to consider the fact that she is Icelandic and of course will talk in her native tongue from time to time. Some people just need to? stay away from things that require intellect they don't have :) @NikkiHolcomb49: ... By: silenteyesspy. on 27 Feb 12, 00:13:21 @NikkiHolcomb49: not trying to be rude, but dude get over it..she's chanting in Icelandic through out? this song..yes there's other languages out there besides English...Bjork always puts Icelandic words into her songs and people think it's just gibberish..but impulsivej1 has it right..I wish you'd be more knowledgeable about things instead of trying to be so right Björk? By: drhesslen. on 13 Feb 12, 00:29:59 Björk? There are no lyrics ... By: NikkiHolcomb49. on 07 Feb 12, 22:57:11 There are no lyrics. As stated by Bjork herself, this is the raw form in which she creates all of her songs. She gets the rhythm and notes and pitches before she adds the words in. Plus, not much, if anything, is known? about dark matter, and so not much is known about the lyrics or what she is saying. Bjork is the ... By: voltaman33. on 06 Feb 12, 07:04:13 Bjork is the greatest!!! She is a true ARTIST!!! This is the most abstract song on the "Biophilia,"? album. here r the ... By: impulsivej1. on 31 Dec 11, 21:57:47 here r the lyrics:our love somons? to the heart somons to oooooo all who owe me the to me to me you see I somon to all som all and all somon whoooo whooooOOOO all around me come to me i'll heal to you-ooooOO-o Me now mine somon you need hard influence and mine so you feel are air maybe only THAT under in a law who only knows? ooooo-OOOOO-o hands somon me doooooo you-ooooo-ooooO-ooooo-O-oooo-oooo me? I? have the album ... By: impulsivej1. on 31 Dec 11, 18:51:38 I? have the album this is my fav song on it Page: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40   You like it? Share it! Social Bookmarking

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