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August 7, 2026

[Q&A+] Can We Detect Gravitational Waves from the Big Bang Itself?

BONUS QUESTION STARTS AT 13:26

Watch the video here (with no ads) or on YouTube: https://youtu.be/2lopY61vhgc

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Are primordial gravitational waves still coming to us? How big would a 30 billion Sun mass black hole be? Do photons start experiencing time when slowed down in a medium? And in Q&A+, can any particle pop up into existence any time anywhere?

  • 00:00 Intro

  • 00:27 [@vistotutti6037] Are primordial gravitational waves still going?

  • 04:25 [@AriasThirdOfHisName] Thoughts on charged black holes?

  • 06:45 [@KnownUnknown-i8r] How large is a 30 billion solar mass black hole?

  • 08:04 [@hangmann747tinmann8] Does a photon experience time when it's slowed down in a medium?

  • 09:18 [@oldtimer2662] Is Andromeda traveling towards us or are we traveling towards it?

  • 10:35 [@EpicQuestBio] Has anyone considered using railgun to launch ultra-high-aspect ablation-shieled microgram payloads to escape velocity from their backyard?

  • 13:26 [@yonatan62] Is there a chance that any particle can pop into existence anywhere at any time?

  • 17:29 Final thoughts

Comments (10)

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Alexis Artis · August 11, 2026

Given that human cognition is biologically limited, why should we even assume that mathematics is an adequate or ultimate tool for describing the true nature of the universe, could there be alternative, non-mathematical systems of understanding that humans have simply not discovered??

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Cindy Lanum · August 11, 2026

I believe as I always when bands of green, blue and orange to a brown that magnetism to grounding that bond together like one example how it changes seals that bonds to form a grounding material outside the earths surface connects into a earths core of magnetism that sets an bond of gravitons formation

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SuperSaiyanFife · August 9, 2026

The Movies With Mikey about Serenity is a masterpiece

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Boldazarg - All your base are belong to us … · August 9, 2026

What kind of weird math did Fraser just use when comparing phoenix A black hole event horizon (3900 AU, 0.06 light years) compared to distance from sun to Pluto (50 AU) - then he proceeds to say this black hole event horizon is less than 1/100 of the distance to Pluto and that the whole thing could be held inside of our solar system … wut???

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Dr Brian · August 8, 2026

Sorry that I can't give a thumbs up on YouTube when I'm not ever watching on YouTube. In response to a special request today I went to YouTube just to hit the thumbs up button.

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Gethin Coles · August 7, 2026

Realengineering posted a vid this week complaining of the same reduced views. Even the subscription page is algorithmically controlled. (If you subscribe to enough channels)

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raven bluemoon · August 7, 2026

OOC, is there a compendium of the questions answered? I' asked one on the YouTube feed a while back, but am only now catching the Q&A on Patreon. I'd hate to re-ask a question that's been answered.

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Hobie · August 7, 2026

"More" likely all the atmosphere in your room COULD pack itself into one corner, subjecting you to explosive decompression.

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Brian Deschene · August 7, 2026

The best way to avoid being manipulated by YuckTube is to not use YuckTube. I have for over three years now and enjoy the Internet again. Nebula (lifetime subscriber), Patreon directly (get recommendations from actual people — like Fraser just did!), Odysee, etc. fill all of my viewing needs.

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John Kitchen · August 7, 2026

Am I the only person who has never watched You Tube?