05-26-2016, 09:14 PM
Like it or not, quantum mechanics does suggest exactly what Hawking was trying to explain. Then again, I have a hard time accepting it as well and went through all the the things you didn't. I am, however, an experimental physicist so if you can't test a hypothesis then it remains a hypothesis, and the multiverse remains just that, no matter how intriguing the physics is. Personally, I wish the multiverse stuff came right at the end of the six-part series.
Then again, Hawking is a theoretical physicist, so I'm not surprised he pushed this field.
I thought the fourth episode was excellent. It used very basic stuff and ended up explaining why the universe is how it is, including why there is no one center, which is something many have a problem comprehending, quite understandably. Everywhere is the center.
Then again, Hawking is a theoretical physicist, so I'm not surprised he pushed this field.
I thought the fourth episode was excellent. It used very basic stuff and ended up explaining why the universe is how it is, including why there is no one center, which is something many have a problem comprehending, quite understandably. Everywhere is the center.