Smash Notes
From What We Can See, How Much of It Makes Up the Universe
Everything you've seen in the Universe makes up less than 5% of what’s out there in the Universe. Scientists know this because the Universe is accelerating faster. As we expand, so does the Universe.
Science Rules! with Bill Nye
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Are We Alone in the Universe?
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On this episode
- Why Should We Care About Where We Come From
- How Do We Know the Universe Is 13.8 Billion Years Old
- What Does Looking at the Galaxy Reveal to Us
- Can We Accurately Measure the Size of the Universe
- Is There More Than One Universe
- Can You Have Multiple Infinite Universes
- Is There a Way to Tell If We Are Living in a Holographic Universe
- What Would Happen If the Universe Didn't Recycle Material
- From What We Can See, How Much of It Makes Up the Universe
- What Is a Known Form of Invisible Matter
- What Is String Theory
- What Does Every Particle in the Universe Have
- Is It Possible to Travel to the Past
- What Is One of the Most Common Misconceptions About Space
- What Is One Thing We Should All Know About Space