Name: Sean Carroll: Oddaljen čas in namig o mnogovesolju
Uploaded: 2011-05-05T02:40:00Z
Duration: 15 min 37 s
Description: Kosmolog Sean Carroll nas na dogodku TEDxCaltech popelje na zabavno a obenem provokativno popotovanje skozi naravo časa in vesolja ob navidez preprostem vprašanju: zakaj čas sploh obstaja? Potencialni odgovor razkrije presenetljiv pogled na naravo vesolja in naše mesto v njem.

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Kosmolog Sean Carroll nas na dogodku TEDxCaltech popelje na zabavno a obenem provokativno popotovanje skozi naravo časa in vesolja ob navidez preprostem vprašanju: zakaj čas sploh obstaja? Potencialni odgovor razkrije presenetljiv pogled na naravo vesolja in naše mesto v njem.

Sean Carroll: Oddaljen čas in namig o mnogovesolju

Time’s relentless forward march is rooted in a deep puzzle: the early universe was astonishingly smooth and low in entropy, a delicate starting point unlikely to arise by chance. There are roughly a hundred billion galaxies, each with a hundred billion stars, yet they were once packed into a region smaller than a grapefruit. Scientists have discovered that the universe is not only expanding but accelerating, driven by dark energy that fills even empty space. Grappling with why our universe began with such order—and whether it’s just a tiny part of a vast multiverse—forces us to rethink our place in time.