Physicists mathematician, philosopher, 2020 noble Prize Winner and physics. So great to have you with us today, Sir Roger. Right, so when reacting to your noble prize, wait, you said that the black holes have become an increased importance in our understanding of the universe. So let me ask you as a lay person, why is the study of black holes so important . Well, theres more than one reasons. Theyre important, partly because theyre such strange things. Were used to, you know, space continuing, more or less as its like. And to find these strange objects, which seem to be so different where you, if you got to close, you might fall in and never be able to escape. And its very strange phenomenon. They are important for other reasons. One of the reasons has to do with a term entropy. I have to explain what entropy means. Its more or less randomness. And there is a thing called the 2nd law of sermons in that mix, which tells you that things get more and more random as time goes on. We have t
Ah, to still visionaries, nissan. Chevry not our universe is full of unsolved and powerful mysteries. And one of the darkest thing, black holes do. Recent advancements in science should at least some light on them. While to talk about this, im joined by 20 twain noble Prize Winner in physics, sir Roger Penrose. Sir Roger Penrose physicist mathematician, philosopher 2020 noble Prize Winner and physics. So great to have you with us, todays sir roger. Right, so when reacting to your noble prize, wait, you said that the black holes have become an increased importance in our understanding of the universe. So let me ask you as a lay person, why is the study of black holes so important . Well, theres more than one reasons. Important partly because theres such strange things where used to, you know, space continuing more or less, its like. And to find these strange objects, which seem to be so different where you, if you got to close, you might fall in and never be able to escape. And its very
Desist mathematician, philosopher, 2020 noble Prize Winner and physics. So great to have with us todays Sir Roger. Right, so one, reacting to your noble prize when you said that the black holes have become an increased importance in our understanding of the universe. So let me ask you as a lay person, why is the study of black holes so important . Well, theres more than one reasons. Important partly because theyre such strange things. Were used to, you know, space continuing, more or less as its like. And to find these strange objects, which seem to be so different where you, if you got to close, you might fall in and never be able to escape. And it is very strange phenomena. They are important for other reasons. One of the reasons has to do with a, the term entropy. I have to explain what entropy means. Its more or less randomness. And there is a thing called the 2nd law sermons in that mix, which tells you that things get more and more random as time goes on. We have to keep the entr
Ok. At the center of a black hole lies whats called the singularity right. Which Density And Mass become infinite and the theory of relativity which explains how gravity governs or universe breaks down in the center of a black hole. And the gravity conditions there are 2 extreme for the theory of relativity to work. As far as i understand, you know, what kind of a theory about the universe will hold its own at the heart of a black hole, where we dont know, what you would seem to need is a theory of Quantum Gravity. Now you see, theres an interesting story here because when you, i proved my theorem and then i would that was to do with black holes. And this is to do with a single is in the future. You could fall into the singularity and its the end. The opposite side of this picture is the beginning. We have in the big bang, we have another singularity. And when i did my work, stephen hawking picked up on it and developed it mainly for because manji and he was more interested in the sing