Hank explains how a recent astronomical discovery made in Antarctica could change what we know about the birth of the universe, and the rules of physics that ...
========== So a Stanford University physicist walks into a house and announces "It's five sigma, r at point two!" It's not a joke. It's physics talk. The house Chao-Lin Kuo walked into was that of Renata Kallosh and Andrei Linde and that married couple of theoretical physicists looked at Chao-Lin as if he just told them that the house they live in is an inter-dimensional magic box that can travel through time and space. Actually, he is confirming a theory that Linde has been working to refine and support for decades. It's a beautiful thing, they're dumbfounded, the link is in the description, you should give it a watch it'll make your heart melt, and then come back and I'll explain. (SciShow intro plays) So, what the heck does "It's five sigma, r at po...