@evanthorizon: Big Bang Books! 🌌 Was this video an excuse for me to geek out about some of my cosmology books? Perhaps. Recommended books: 1. The End of Everything by Katie Mack 2. The First Three Minutes by Steven Weinberg 3. An Infinity of Worlds by Will Kinney 4. Cosmology’s Century by James Peebles 5. An Intro to Cosmology by Barbara Ryden #BookLover #TikTokLearningCampaign #spacetok #astronomytok

⚽️Jathan 9⁹9 ⚽️ :

The universe expanding is faster then the speed of light

Mateusz :

Soo...Can we make burgers cheaper?

calzada412 :

What if the Big Bang wasn’t the start… but two universes colliding to form a new one? Like cosmic parents birthing a whole new reality.

Ninjindono :

Sooo, do these books have pretty pictures? 😶

MineerDaan :

Did the big bang explode into one direction only, or did it explode 360 degrees.

Gabe Corbo :

Are those easy for my simple brain to interpret?😅

Hellfire Within :

Please get into quantum mechanics, and explain that!!

Ø𝖞𝖛𝖎𝖓𝖉 𝕬-𝖂𝖊𝖊𝖓 :

Our universe is a black hole. Finnished

Joe :

where are your affiliate links?

Rafael Leviyev :

Used rydens book in one of my classes this year. It honestly was an interesting read and definitely explains a lot of topics pretty well. The math I found fairly easy to follow but also am in my 3rd year of an astrophysics major

Shopping Account :

thank you for books

AdishUK :

Have you got any book recommendations on this for kids? They love all things space but some of their questions are hard to answer with simple language

SSMEF119 :

Was expanding! No local expansion ever detected

Matt | Sound | Business | Tech :

it's because we are in a black hole :)

Hyacinth :

Ryden has to be one of *the* best text book authors out there

Worm 🪱 :

Do I need to know math to understand theses books?

Charlie the Catholic :

Have you seen The Principle?

CaruDraws :

can you recommend some books that go into the laws of physics (motion, electromagnetism, thermodynamics)? I'm really enjoying your recommendations

matzke2 :

can i read and understand this, if i have to real knowledge of physics?

jfortrws32u :

Would you say these books are a big bang for my buck?

J Blanken :

I think you talked everyone out of even bothering reading about it in the first 30 seconds

★ Belka ★ :

i think that its all actually just black void with no end or start, but its the objects inside it that keep expanding and taking up more space

Joe :

My perspective is that time is merely a measured observation of change. A made up metric by which to compare the rate at which things change. Hence time must have always existed because to not exist means a completely stable unchanging universe, which wouldn't have big banged if it was stable.

Xx•°>_

if only people learnt this in school mandatary

Gordon Harper :

I got a better model that fits the observations...but what would be the point of declaring it if nothing actually changes in regards to humanities future