Mathematical basis for reality

This is our last episode. Thanks for listening and we hope you enjoyed some of our discussion.

In this episode we counter the Copenhagen Interpretation and try to deal with teen suicide.

In this episode we counter the Copenhagen Interpretation and try to deal with teen suicide.

We burn a 180. The entropy of the universe increases but we can still turn a brick into stars and human beings. Exciting.

What is the nature of the brick and how does it affect the Universe?

A friend is dying. We are all approaching an ultimate end. Is it all for nothing, that we pass on and eventually the universe passes on and it is all as though we never were? As we examine the centre of galaxies, and look at very fast spinning black holes, there is an intriguing clue that all may not be for nothing after all.

This is where the rubber hits the road. We measure the universe and discover it is not expanding -- it's infinite. Galaxies are pretty awesome too once you get to know them.

We come to conclusions regarding NGC3198 and take a look at the long term effects of the universe and our place in it.

Barred spirals are galaxies which look like a bar near its centre but turns into a spiral farther out from the centre. Here we can see the transition between the slower moving bar and faster moving outer section, which appears as a spiral as a result of relativistic effects. A stunning example of General Relativity.