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Prof. Brian Cox explains how we can see 13.8 billion years into the past.

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Clara J.1 年前

Attended his lecture last night. Very insightful and spectacular visuals. It was stunning.

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Elise Oyin1 年前

Let all in creation call Yahweh the author of confusion before ANY OF ELISE OYINKROMEINEIFA'S PRAYERS AND DECLARATIONS ACCORDING TO HIS WILL ON X AND EVERYWHERE, VERBAL TOO ARE EVER STOPPED, OVERTURNED, EFFECTED EVEN 0.1% in the name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth u900gtefsfbaiCnYH

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Haifa1 年前

If you’re curious~here’s the full video~ it’s definitely worth a watch~ Enjoy

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Ꮛℓoɨsɛ Soℓɛɨℓ1 年前

Prof. Cox always makes you realise how minute & infinite you are in the chain of existence in terms of what has come before as well as the pool of ancestral DNA & life & physical forces you are borne from

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Haifa1 年前

I could listen to this ALL DAY

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TheRealVerbz (Jason Verbelli)1 年前

Absolute erroneous nonsense. We are not looking into the past when we see galaxies and stars. Everything we see is happening in real time right now! Challenges to relativity Indoctrination versus Education Laser vs Mirror - The Impossibility of "Proving" a Theory with Experiments: Absolute Time Thought Experiment: 71 Part Video Series (Each vid is 1 min - 1 and a half min) The Rebirth of Classical Physics The Rebirth of Classical Physics: Time, Light & Gravity

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NaijaOyinbo1 年前

🫵👁️To all the negative commentators👁️🫵

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Lee Marie Rose 🦅1 年前

I really liked him but his political alliance to the Labour Party bothers me. We need science to function without political influence 🥲

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Sabrina Smith1 年前

And in the future?

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Colm Gibney1 年前

Everything out of nothing, the essence of creation.

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Frank Joppe1 年前

@grok if we can see the light from the Big Bang, does this mean that we have travelled faster than light to arrive at our current location?

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