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...know, space can become really big. Okay? And in fact, you know, good student. You asked me the right question. You need some help? Oh, thank you very much. My assistant. Okay. So I've got these galaxies here. They don't expand. By the way, they're he
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...But space itself expanding, especially if it expands exponentially, which we think it did early on in its existence, it grows faster than the speed of light and you get a truly humongous universe, maybe even an infinite universe. And, yeah, most of i
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So, like, billions of times, in multiple places, just over and over and over and over. That seems to be the thing that just whatever is the life force behind this whole thing seems to, seems to create life, seems to be a creator of different sorts. M
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...space. They actually curve space time. So, the sun is a massive body. And so that means that the light passing through the sun gets focused like a lens. Right? So the idea is to send a bunch of telescopes out kinda into the Oort cloud and then look b
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...Webb Space Telescope that I still can't believe actually worked. I can't believe it worked. I was really skeptical. I was like, okay, guys. Alright. Sure. We we only got one shot for this incredibly complicated piece of hardware to unfold. So what ki
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...of of SpaceX. Under one preferred implementation, the Earth starts to develop a halo. That would be a halo where if it's sufficiently dense, it would be visible at night, might even be visible during the day. And I I I I'm completely captivated by th
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...space economy. And, again, the, I mean, his million satellite constellation, this Dyson swarm he's planning to launch is just insane. Alex? I think it's the future. I mean, I I think we have a slide somewhere in here even depicting what it may look l
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To, put a label on the fact that they don't understand a very large fraction of the universe and how it operates. Is there some truth to that? What's your response to to that? There's some truth to it, but but it's really missing a huge point, which
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There's actual reality, there's observations, and our our models. And, technically, they are distinct, and I think they will always be distinct. Right. But they can get closer over time. You know, so, and the process of getting closer often means tha
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