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What if we all came from a white hole?
Well… not literally. Or maybe, kinda?Back in 1998, this guy Philip Gibbs threw out a wild idea: what if the Big Bang wasn’t just some spontaneous explosion, but actually... the exit of a white hole?Like, somewhere out there, in another universe, something collapsed into a black hole, and our universe popped out the other side as a white hole.Gibbs took Einstein’s field equations (well, more precisely, he used a solution for a spherically symmetric, inhomogeneous universe, sounds fancy, bu...
Why are physicists (and not just them, btw) so obsessed with exoplanets?
Well, first of all everyone wants to find alien life. Because if we’re actually alone in the universe? That’s just sad, boring, and kinda dumb. The universe is freaking huge, come on. But if we’re not alone?..New season of Black Mirror incoming (which I stopped watching, got way too creepy).The planets that really get people going are the ones chilling in the so-called habitable zone - where there might be liquid water (the chemical soup where life could start brewing). To get that, you n...
There are such things... white holes...
Black holes... white... no, I’m not talking about racism, I’m talking about physics. The idea of white holes came as a continuation of the theory of black holes. When scientists started working through Einstein’s equations of gravity, they noticed something interesting. In the solution for black holes, there was something strange, not just "absorption" of matter, but the possibility of "spitting out" matter from some point in space.Black holes were already well-known as obj...
How did Einstein come up with the idea that space itself wiggles like a wave?
Physicists don’t just pull this kind of stuff out of their ass. There’s basically a standard procedure: when you derive some complicated equations, you start analyzing them in simple limiting cases to figure out what they might predict. Like when you're cooking and think:“What if I swap the meat for fish, mayo for ketchup, and so on.”So. On November 25th, 1915, at the Königlich Preußische Akademie der Wissenschaften, Einstein dropped his big one: the Einstein Field Equation (yep, t...
Where did the idea of gravitational waves come from?
I will not to put too hard equations today, it's Friday btwI am merciful😌So Einstein’s chilling in 1916 and goes:"What if gravity isn’t a force, but just geometry?"And everyone’s like:"What the fuck are you talking about?"And he’s like:"Yeah, stuff doesn’t move because it’s pulled, it moves because space-time curves like a drunk-ass road."And then he’s like:"If something massive moves, it should send ripples through that messed-up geometry. "
What are gravitational waves?
Imagine that space-time is a kinda blanket. A huge cosmic blanket where you throw all kinds of cosmic stuff: like planets, stars, and black holes. The heavier the object, the deeper it sinks into the blanket.if you take two black holes and make them spin around each other, they’re not just making dents in the blanket.They’re shaking the whole blanket:)And that shaking - that’s a gravitational wave.It’s not a "wave in space", it’s a wave of space....Like, the actual distance be...
What is this so-called entropy and why the hell does it have to increase?
In my last reels I told about entropy.So here we go....Why does entropy have to increase?Because otherwise everything would freeze up into perfect order where literally nothing ever happens.Sounds like bullshit? Yeah, fair. Let me explain.Entropy is when a system has a bunch of different ways to rearrange the same pieces.Here’s an example:4 white balls(not men's, usual balls) in a box, only one way to arrange them. That’s order. Low entropy.2 white + 2 black - a ton of possible combos. T...
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All this week I spent with heavy heart. I try to work, laugh and feel normal, but it's difficult. Anyway right now I don't have the opportunity to stop working and etc, I'm alone, from all my family: My grandparents from both sides and no parents, that's insane.
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It’s fascinating how differently people react to my bodily freedom.Some see strength in me. Openness. Courage. Beauty. Depth.And to others: I’m just some internet slut making money off her naked pics.But I’ve always believed this: a person who has depth inside will instantly recognize that same depth in someone else. Even from afar.And if someone only lives on the surface: driven by instincts, sex, what to eat for dinner and what to watch on YouTube (not hating on YouTube btw, YouTube’s ...
Books recommendation
This post is a bit of a challenge for me since I only read physics books to study. I know a few books that you might enjoy.But I'm really a dumb here, haha 1. Physics of the Impossible by Michio KakuI was totally thrilled when my friend gave me this book back in school. It explains the feasibility of various inventions from sci‑fi movies: whether they’re realistic or just wild dreams.2. Surely You’re Joking, Mr. Feynman! by Richard FeynmanThis one’s a super fun read, a kind of autobi...
I hope I'm ready for the interview (26th march)
I spent 5 days non stop preparing
Higgs boson, Massless particles and my ass here
I've decided to share a little story about the evolution of the Universe—more specifically, about the Higgs boson and why it’s so important. The Universe evolved incredibly fast, and all the crucial stuff happened in literally less than a second. In other words, it was like preparing the soil. First, the particles we know (well, maybe not all of you are super familiar with them, haha) appeared. But… these guys were massless. Yeah, it sounds weird, but that’s how it was. They existed,...
I have no idea why, I don't have access to Instagram 2 days already
I open an Instagram app and nothing, just black screen.🥲🥲🥲🥲
