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How does the Universe Work?
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The Science of the Man from the 9 Dimensions
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- 1 Venue : J. N. Planetarium, Bangalore on 14 January 2018,
- 2 Introduction
- 3 ICTS
- 4 The Science of The Man from the 9 Dimensions
- 5 One of the missions of physics is to discover Fundamental Laws of Nature and use them to solve some of its
- 6 Four centuries ago, Galileo pointed his telescope at a night sky and opened a new window to the universe
- 7 We have made remarkable success in deciphering the Universe over the last 400 years,
- 8 I have written 6 popular science books in Japanese to communicate some of recent excitements in this area.
- 9 2016 Best Educational Production Award of International Planetariums Society
- 10 The Universe was born 13.8 billion years ago.
- 11 1915: Einstein completed his theory of gravity. He applied it to the whole universe,
- 12 3 minutes after the birth:
- 13 400,000 years after the birth:
- 14 Until 100,000,000 years later:
- 15 100,000,000 years later:
- 16 1,000,000,000 years later:
- 17 9,000,000,000 years later:
- 18 How does the Universe Work?
- 19 Let us go back to the Big Bang.
- 20 Until 0.0001 seconds after the birth:
- 21 Until 0.00000000001 seconds after the birth:
- 22 How was the Universe like before 0.00000000001 seconds of its birth?
- 23 Cosmic Inflation
- 24 In the first 0.0000000000000000000000000000000 00001 seconds:
- 25 LIGO's detection of gravitational waves opened a new window to the Universe.
- 26 The only consistent way we know how to do this is Superstring Theory
- 27 If the extra 6 dimension is a small compact Calabi-Yau manifold,
- 28 We want to derive quantitative predictions on physics in 3+1 dimensions from the geometry of
- 29 What can we do? - We do not even know how to measuredistance between
- 30 Power of Mathematics
- 31 The Man from the 9 Dimensions is a metaphor of Theory of Everything,
- 32 Q&A
