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_what39s-wrong-with-the-big-bang-theory-part-3-dark-matter.jpg "Welcome to the third in a series of short videos that we will be uploading that highlights the gaps in the Big Bang theory and the Standard Model of Cosmology. The Big Bang theory is presented by a lot of famous scientists like Professor Brian Cox and Neil deGrasse Tyson as an almost a factual account of the creation of our universe. The fact is though that the Big Bang theory has lots of gaps that scientists themselves have uncovered, and the theory really doesn't hold together particularly well. <br/><br/><br/>The idea behind these series of videos is to give viewers an insight into the gaps in the theory and allow viewers to make a more informed judgement on the creation of our universe and the purpose of our existence. <br/><br/><br/>This third video in the series and covers mysterious substance called Dark Matter. In 1974 Scientists discovered that the stars on the outer edge of the the galaxy were moving at the same speed as the stars closer to the centre of the galaxy. This should not be since the further away a star is from the centre the slower should it be its rotation speed. Just like in our solar system Neptune takes over 60,000 days to orbit our sun just once as it’s so far away, whereas the Earth just takes 365 days because we are so close in. But the stars at the outer edge of our galaxy moving at the same phenomenal speed as the ones closer in. How could this be? Enter the mysterious anomaly called Dark Matter!<br/><br/>If you haven’t done so already, please check out the other videos in this series where we will delve into the mysteries of Dark Energy, the fine tuning of the universe and many other aspects that are quite problematical for the Big Bang theory. <br/><br/>For more information, please check out the book \")
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_is-aurat-ne-sab-kuch-barbad-kardiya-khumar-har-pal-geo.jpg "#khumar #ferozekhan #neelammuneer<br/><br/>Khumar is a timeless love story that delves into the challenges arising from societal class differences and the negativity that stems from them. Khumar explores the complexities of love in the face of societal expectations and challenges. Faiz and Hareem, two individuals from different backgrounds, find their lives connected by destiny.<br/><br/>Faiz, born into an affluent family, contrasts sharply with Hareem, who hails from a<br/>lower-middle-class background. Despite their differences, fate weaves their paths together. Hareem, diligently working to make ends meet amid her brother Rufi's educational needs and her mother's medical expenses, faces numerous hurdles. In the midst of her struggles, Faiz, a friend of Rufi's, silently supports them financially and even gets work for Hareem, albeit discreetly.<br/><br/>Hareem's family doesn't know that Faiz loves her, leading to a one-sided love affair. Faiz's love for Hareem remains a secret, but his mother disapproves of his association with Hareem's family due to the significant class difference. But fate decides to play its tune, and an unexpected event turns the lives of Faiz and Hareem upside down.<br/><br/>What was this surprising turn of events that changed everything for Faiz and Hareem? Will the gap in their social status keep them apart? Can Faiz convince his mother to accept Hareem? If they marry, can they create a happy life together despite their different backgrounds and mindsets?<br/><br/><br/>#khumar <br/>#ferozekhan <br/>#neelammuneer")
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_prayer-will-be-given-to-your-face-124-dr-israr-ahmad-124-speaches-of-islam-official-124-foryou.jpg "We promote the authentic teachings of Islam as well as those issues which are ignored by the mainstream media.speaches of islam has uploaded videos of many distinguished scholars of Islam including on the top of the list Dr.Israr Ahmed Allama Khalid Mahmood, Mufti Taqi Usmani, and many other authentic scholars.<br/>\")
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_hex-gaps-walkthrough-cool-math-games.jpg "00:04 - Level 1 - 5<br/>01:09 - Level 6 - 10<br/>02:19 - Level 11 - 15<br/>04:17 - Level 16 - 20<br/>06:11 - Level 21 - 25<br/>08:51 - Level 26 - 30<br/>11:46 - Level 31 - 35")
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_30-second-at-home-test-for-diastasis-recti-ab-separation-after-pregnancy.jpg "Try this simple exercise, at home finger test, to see if you have abdominal separation (diastasis recti), which is very common after pregnancy. <br/><br/>Visit https://www.braceability.com/blogs/info/diastasis-recti to learn more about postpartum ab separation and diastasis recti among men and women!<br/><br/>Diastasis recti is classified as a gap of roughly 2.7 cm (just over an inch) or greater between your abdominal muscles, which roughly equates to two fingertips. A gap of four to five fingertips is considered severe diastasis recti.<br/><br/>For a more exact read on your separated abdominal muscles or to check for hernias, you could get an ultrasound. But you can also answer the question “Do I have diastasis recti?” pretty easily yourself.<br/><br/>To find out if you have diastasis recti, follow these steps:<br/><br/>1. Lie on the back with the knees bent at 90-degree angles and your feet flat on the ground.<br/>2. Place your fingers on your belly with the palm facing you on your belly button. Press down<br/>gently.<br/>3. Lift your head off the ground and draw your chin to your chest, contracting your abdominal<br/>muscles.<br/>4. Do you feel a gap of two finger-widths or more? If so, you have diastasis.<br/>5. Repeat this test a bit above and a bit below the belly button, as that gap can vary.<br/><br/>Music: A New Beginning - Bensound.com")
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_london-mayoral-election-poll-shows-susan-hall-closing-gap-on-sadiq-khan-124-sbest-channel.jpg "Susan Hall is closing the gap on Sadiq Khan as the mayoral race hots up with dramatic shifts in voting intentions in Inner and Outer London, a new poll reveals.The exclusive YouGov survey puts the Tory contender on 27 per cent, up three points from February, and her Labour rival on 46 per cent, down three points.Mr Khan still leads by 19 points but this is down from a 25-point gap in February.Green Party candidate Zoe Garbett is on nine per cent, Liberal Democrat Rob Blackie eight per cent and Reform UK’s Howard Cox six per cent.Election experts expected the polls to narrow around this time as Londoners focus more on the contest itself.")
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_experts-predict-a-5092-50-chance-ai-will-be-able-to-do-all-our-jobs-within-a-century.jpg "Experts predict a 50-50 chance machines could take over all our jobs within a century.<br/><br/>However, a poll of 16,000 workers has found many employees believe AI could do it already.<br/><br/>Nearly half have admitted the technology can outperform them in 'routine tasks' – while also paying better attention to detail.<br/><br/>The finding comes just weeks after a leading think tank warned AI could take over eight million jobs in the UK if the government doesn't act fast.<br/><br/>The 'jobs apocalypse' is expected to see admin and entry-level roles first – but will increasingly affect those higher paid as it becomes more sophisticated.<br/><br/>The Future of Work Report by jobs website Indeed found just one in three respondents were confident AI would have a positive impact on their role.<br/><br/>The majority however – nine in ten – felt confident they would be able to adapt to the changes over the next five years.<br/><br/>Workers told how much of their day-to-day responsibilities were already ripe for automation – with three in five saying that AI can carry out data analysis better than humans.<br/><br/>Routine tasks (48%) and attention to detail (45%) were other tasks where workers felt AI had the upper hand.<br/><br/>While repetitive jobs are well-suited to AI, workers said they still felt confident they were better in critical thinking, creativity, and emotional intelligence.<br/><br/>Experts are split on the effect AI will have on the global job market – but all are in agreement that it will, and already is, have a seismic impact.<br/><br/>BT last year unveiled plans to slash tens of thousands of jobs by 2030 - with around 10,000 set to be replaced by technology.<br/><br/>A survey of over 2,700 AI researchers in January meanwhile suggested AI could well be 'better and cheaper' than humans in every profession by 2116.<br/><br/>The date forecast is nearly 50 years earlier than the same prediction made the previous year, highlighting how quickly it is improving.<br/><br/>A recent survey of 600 global CEOs found many were hurriedly sending 'novice' staff on AI boot camps to get them up to speed.<br/><br/>Hundreds admitted they also feared the technology would take over their role one day.<br/><br/>Many said they already secretly use tools such as ChatGPT to help them carry out their daily responsibilities – and passed it off as their work.<br/><br/>Nick Baxter, chief executive of The IN Group said: 'The reality is that many fast-growing companies are still struggling with the skills gap, a problem which ultimately damages growth and slows innovation.<br/><br/>'If we want to build a truly dynamic digital economy, businesses need access to the latest AI and tech talent, allowing ambitious companies to reach their full potential.'<br/><br/>Tristan Wilkinson, public sector lead at AND Digital said: 'Businesses are the lifeblood of the UK economy, yet so many are struggling to keep up with the pace of digital transformation.")
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_what39s-wrong-with-the-big-bang-theory-part-8-the-anthropic-principle-formulation.jpg "Welcome to the eighth in a series of short videos that we are uploading that highlights the gaps in the Big Bang theory and the Standard Model of Cosmology. The Big Bang theory is presented by a lot of famous scientists like Professor Brian Cox and Neil deGrasse Tyson as an almost a factual account of the creation of our universe. The fact is though that the Big Bang theory has lots of gaps that scientists themselves have uncovered, and the theory really doesn't hold together particularly well. <br/><br/>The idea behind these series of videos is to give viewers an insight into the gaps in the theory and allow viewers to make a more informed judgement on the creation of our universe and the purpose of our existence. <br/><br/>This eighth video in the series discusses The Anthropic Principle and its variant elements that tries to address the fine tuning of the universe what the role of intelligent life is in the cosmos. The second and third elements of the theory are nothing short of astounding!<br/><br/>If you haven’t done so already, please check out the first seven videos in the series available on this channel<br/><br/>For more information, please check out the book \")
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_what39s-wrong-with-the-big-bang-theory-part-7-the-fine-tuning-quandary.jpg "Welcome to the seventh in a series of short videos that we are uploading that highlights the gaps in the Big Bang theory and the Standard Model of Cosmology. The Big Bang theory is presented by a lot of famous scientists like Professor Brian Cox and Neil deGrasse Tyson as an almost a factual account of the creation of our universe. The fact is though that the Big Bang theory has lots of gaps that scientists themselves have uncovered, and the theory really doesn't hold together particularly well. <br/><br/>The idea behind these series of videos is to give viewers an insight into the gaps in the theory and allow viewers to make a more informed judgement on the creation of our universe and the purpose of our existence. <br/><br/>This seventh video in the series discusses in more detail how extremely fine-tuned our universe is to allow for it and life to exist leaving the Big Bang Theory with another gaping hole that scientists are struggling to address.<br/><br/>If you haven’t done so already, please check out the first six videos in the series available on this channel.<br/><br/>For more information, please check out the book \")
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_what39s-wrong-with-the-big-bang-theory-part-6-the-principle-of-mediocrity-question.jpg "Welcome to the sixth in a series of short videos that we will be uploading that highlights the gaps in the Big Bang theory and the Standard Model of Cosmology. The Big Bang theory is presented by a lot of famous scientists like Professor Brian Cox and Neil deGrasse Tyson as an almost a factual account of the creation of our universe. The fact is though that the Big Bang theory has lots of gaps that scientists themselves have uncovered, and the theory really doesn't hold together particularly well. <br/><br/><br/>The idea behind these series of videos is to give viewers an insight into the gaps in the theory and allow viewers to make a more informed judgement on the creation of our universe and the purpose of our existence. <br/><br/><br/>This sixth video in the series discusses the Principle of Mediocrity, a notion that the Earth is not at all special and we human being are just a statistical fluke. But as scientists started to discover how precisely the universe is structured, they started to realise maybe things are not as they seemed.<br/><br/>If you haven’t done so already, please check out the first five videos in the series available on this channel.<br/><br/>For more information, please check out the book \")
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_what39s-wrong-with-the-big-bang-theory-part-4-dark-energy-v1.jpg "Welcome to the fourth in a series of short videos that we will be uploading that highlights the gaps in the Big Bang theory and the Standard Model of Cosmology. The Big Bang theory is presented by a lot of famous scientists like Professor Brian Cox and Neil deGrasse Tyson as an almost a factual account of the creation of our universe. The fact is though that the Big Bang theory has lots of gaps that scientists themselves have uncovered, and the theory really doesn't hold together particularly well. <br/><br/><br/>The idea behind these series of videos is to give viewers an insight into the gaps in the theory and allow viewers to make a more informed judgement on the creation of our universe and the purpose of our existence. <br/><br/><br/>This fourth video in the series details how our universe is much more energetic that scientists had ever imagined. In 1998 graduate student Saul Perlmutter decided to do find out if our universe would slowly expand forever or whether at some stage it collapses and come to an end. What he discovered completely bamboozled scientists.And scientists had to come up with another name for something that completely mystified them: Dark Energy.<br/><br/><br/>In future videos we will delve into the mysteries of the fine tuning of the universe and many other aspects that are quite problematical for the Big Bang theory. For more information, please check out the book \")
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_london-mayoral-election-poll-shows-susan-hall-closing-gap-on-sadiq-khan-124-reelshort-romance.jpg "Susan Hall is closing the gap on Sadiq Khan as the mayoral race hots up with dramatic shifts in voting intentions in Inner and Outer London, a new poll reveals.The exclusive YouGov survey puts the Tory contender on 27 per cent, up three points from February, and her Labour rival on 46 per cent, down three points.Mr Khan still leads by 19 points but this is down from a 25-point gap in February.Green Party candidate Zoe Garbett is on nine per cent, Liberal Democrat Rob Blackie eight per cent and Reform UK’s Howard Cox six per cent.Election experts expected the polls to narrow around this time as Londoners focus more on the contest itself.")
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_what39s-wrong-with-the-big-bang-theory-part-3-dark-matter.webp "Welcome to the third in a series of short videos that we will be uploading that highlights the gaps in the Big Bang theory and the Standard Model of Cosmology. The Big Bang theory is presented by a lot of famous scientists like Professor Brian Cox and Neil deGrasse Tyson as an almost a factual account of the creation of our universe. The fact is though that the Big Bang theory has lots of gaps that scientists themselves have uncovered, and the theory really doesn't hold together particularly well. <br/><br/><br/>The idea behind these series of videos is to give viewers an insight into the gaps in the theory and allow viewers to make a more informed judgement on the creation of our universe and the purpose of our existence. <br/><br/><br/>This third video in the series and covers mysterious substance called Dark Matter. In 1974 Scientists discovered that the stars on the outer edge of the the galaxy were moving at the same speed as the stars closer to the centre of the galaxy. This should not be since the further away a star is from the centre the slower should it be its rotation speed. Just like in our solar system Neptune takes over 60,000 days to orbit our sun just once as it’s so far away, whereas the Earth just takes 365 days because we are so close in. But the stars at the outer edge of our galaxy moving at the same phenomenal speed as the ones closer in. How could this be? Enter the mysterious anomaly called Dark Matter!<br/><br/>If you haven’t done so already, please check out the other videos in this series where we will delve into the mysteries of Dark Energy, the fine tuning of the universe and many other aspects that are quite problematical for the Big Bang theory. <br/><br/>For more information, please check out the book \")
_is-aurat-ne-sab-kuch-barbad-kardiya-khumar-har-pal-geo.webp "#khumar #ferozekhan #neelammuneer<br/><br/>Khumar is a timeless love story that delves into the challenges arising from societal class differences and the negativity that stems from them. Khumar explores the complexities of love in the face of societal expectations and challenges. Faiz and Hareem, two individuals from different backgrounds, find their lives connected by destiny.<br/><br/>Faiz, born into an affluent family, contrasts sharply with Hareem, who hails from a<br/>lower-middle-class background. Despite their differences, fate weaves their paths together. Hareem, diligently working to make ends meet amid her brother Rufi's educational needs and her mother's medical expenses, faces numerous hurdles. In the midst of her struggles, Faiz, a friend of Rufi's, silently supports them financially and even gets work for Hareem, albeit discreetly.<br/><br/>Hareem's family doesn't know that Faiz loves her, leading to a one-sided love affair. Faiz's love for Hareem remains a secret, but his mother disapproves of his association with Hareem's family due to the significant class difference. But fate decides to play its tune, and an unexpected event turns the lives of Faiz and Hareem upside down.<br/><br/>What was this surprising turn of events that changed everything for Faiz and Hareem? Will the gap in their social status keep them apart? Can Faiz convince his mother to accept Hareem? If they marry, can they create a happy life together despite their different backgrounds and mindsets?<br/><br/><br/>#khumar <br/>#ferozekhan <br/>#neelammuneer")
_prayer-will-be-given-to-your-face-124-dr-israr-ahmad-124-speaches-of-islam-official-124-foryou.webp "We promote the authentic teachings of Islam as well as those issues which are ignored by the mainstream media.speaches of islam has uploaded videos of many distinguished scholars of Islam including on the top of the list Dr.Israr Ahmed Allama Khalid Mahmood, Mufti Taqi Usmani, and many other authentic scholars.<br/>\")
_hex-gaps-walkthrough-cool-math-games.webp "00:04 - Level 1 - 5<br/>01:09 - Level 6 - 10<br/>02:19 - Level 11 - 15<br/>04:17 - Level 16 - 20<br/>06:11 - Level 21 - 25<br/>08:51 - Level 26 - 30<br/>11:46 - Level 31 - 35")
_30-second-at-home-test-for-diastasis-recti-ab-separation-after-pregnancy.webp "Try this simple exercise, at home finger test, to see if you have abdominal separation (diastasis recti), which is very common after pregnancy. <br/><br/>Visit https://www.braceability.com/blogs/info/diastasis-recti to learn more about postpartum ab separation and diastasis recti among men and women!<br/><br/>Diastasis recti is classified as a gap of roughly 2.7 cm (just over an inch) or greater between your abdominal muscles, which roughly equates to two fingertips. A gap of four to five fingertips is considered severe diastasis recti.<br/><br/>For a more exact read on your separated abdominal muscles or to check for hernias, you could get an ultrasound. But you can also answer the question “Do I have diastasis recti?” pretty easily yourself.<br/><br/>To find out if you have diastasis recti, follow these steps:<br/><br/>1. Lie on the back with the knees bent at 90-degree angles and your feet flat on the ground.<br/>2. Place your fingers on your belly with the palm facing you on your belly button. Press down<br/>gently.<br/>3. Lift your head off the ground and draw your chin to your chest, contracting your abdominal<br/>muscles.<br/>4. Do you feel a gap of two finger-widths or more? If so, you have diastasis.<br/>5. Repeat this test a bit above and a bit below the belly button, as that gap can vary.<br/><br/>Music: A New Beginning - Bensound.com")
_london-mayoral-election-poll-shows-susan-hall-closing-gap-on-sadiq-khan-124-sbest-channel.webp "Susan Hall is closing the gap on Sadiq Khan as the mayoral race hots up with dramatic shifts in voting intentions in Inner and Outer London, a new poll reveals.The exclusive YouGov survey puts the Tory contender on 27 per cent, up three points from February, and her Labour rival on 46 per cent, down three points.Mr Khan still leads by 19 points but this is down from a 25-point gap in February.Green Party candidate Zoe Garbett is on nine per cent, Liberal Democrat Rob Blackie eight per cent and Reform UK’s Howard Cox six per cent.Election experts expected the polls to narrow around this time as Londoners focus more on the contest itself.")
_experts-predict-a-5092-50-chance-ai-will-be-able-to-do-all-our-jobs-within-a-century.webp "Experts predict a 50-50 chance machines could take over all our jobs within a century.<br/><br/>However, a poll of 16,000 workers has found many employees believe AI could do it already.<br/><br/>Nearly half have admitted the technology can outperform them in 'routine tasks' – while also paying better attention to detail.<br/><br/>The finding comes just weeks after a leading think tank warned AI could take over eight million jobs in the UK if the government doesn't act fast.<br/><br/>The 'jobs apocalypse' is expected to see admin and entry-level roles first – but will increasingly affect those higher paid as it becomes more sophisticated.<br/><br/>The Future of Work Report by jobs website Indeed found just one in three respondents were confident AI would have a positive impact on their role.<br/><br/>The majority however – nine in ten – felt confident they would be able to adapt to the changes over the next five years.<br/><br/>Workers told how much of their day-to-day responsibilities were already ripe for automation – with three in five saying that AI can carry out data analysis better than humans.<br/><br/>Routine tasks (48%) and attention to detail (45%) were other tasks where workers felt AI had the upper hand.<br/><br/>While repetitive jobs are well-suited to AI, workers said they still felt confident they were better in critical thinking, creativity, and emotional intelligence.<br/><br/>Experts are split on the effect AI will have on the global job market – but all are in agreement that it will, and already is, have a seismic impact.<br/><br/>BT last year unveiled plans to slash tens of thousands of jobs by 2030 - with around 10,000 set to be replaced by technology.<br/><br/>A survey of over 2,700 AI researchers in January meanwhile suggested AI could well be 'better and cheaper' than humans in every profession by 2116.<br/><br/>The date forecast is nearly 50 years earlier than the same prediction made the previous year, highlighting how quickly it is improving.<br/><br/>A recent survey of 600 global CEOs found many were hurriedly sending 'novice' staff on AI boot camps to get them up to speed.<br/><br/>Hundreds admitted they also feared the technology would take over their role one day.<br/><br/>Many said they already secretly use tools such as ChatGPT to help them carry out their daily responsibilities – and passed it off as their work.<br/><br/>Nick Baxter, chief executive of The IN Group said: 'The reality is that many fast-growing companies are still struggling with the skills gap, a problem which ultimately damages growth and slows innovation.<br/><br/>'If we want to build a truly dynamic digital economy, businesses need access to the latest AI and tech talent, allowing ambitious companies to reach their full potential.'<br/><br/>Tristan Wilkinson, public sector lead at AND Digital said: 'Businesses are the lifeblood of the UK economy, yet so many are struggling to keep up with the pace of digital transformation.")
_what39s-wrong-with-the-big-bang-theory-part-8-the-anthropic-principle-formulation.webp "Welcome to the eighth in a series of short videos that we are uploading that highlights the gaps in the Big Bang theory and the Standard Model of Cosmology. The Big Bang theory is presented by a lot of famous scientists like Professor Brian Cox and Neil deGrasse Tyson as an almost a factual account of the creation of our universe. The fact is though that the Big Bang theory has lots of gaps that scientists themselves have uncovered, and the theory really doesn't hold together particularly well. <br/><br/>The idea behind these series of videos is to give viewers an insight into the gaps in the theory and allow viewers to make a more informed judgement on the creation of our universe and the purpose of our existence. <br/><br/>This eighth video in the series discusses The Anthropic Principle and its variant elements that tries to address the fine tuning of the universe what the role of intelligent life is in the cosmos. The second and third elements of the theory are nothing short of astounding!<br/><br/>If you haven’t done so already, please check out the first seven videos in the series available on this channel<br/><br/>For more information, please check out the book \")
_what39s-wrong-with-the-big-bang-theory-part-7-the-fine-tuning-quandary.webp "Welcome to the seventh in a series of short videos that we are uploading that highlights the gaps in the Big Bang theory and the Standard Model of Cosmology. The Big Bang theory is presented by a lot of famous scientists like Professor Brian Cox and Neil deGrasse Tyson as an almost a factual account of the creation of our universe. The fact is though that the Big Bang theory has lots of gaps that scientists themselves have uncovered, and the theory really doesn't hold together particularly well. <br/><br/>The idea behind these series of videos is to give viewers an insight into the gaps in the theory and allow viewers to make a more informed judgement on the creation of our universe and the purpose of our existence. <br/><br/>This seventh video in the series discusses in more detail how extremely fine-tuned our universe is to allow for it and life to exist leaving the Big Bang Theory with another gaping hole that scientists are struggling to address.<br/><br/>If you haven’t done so already, please check out the first six videos in the series available on this channel.<br/><br/>For more information, please check out the book \")
_what39s-wrong-with-the-big-bang-theory-part-6-the-principle-of-mediocrity-question.webp "Welcome to the sixth in a series of short videos that we will be uploading that highlights the gaps in the Big Bang theory and the Standard Model of Cosmology. The Big Bang theory is presented by a lot of famous scientists like Professor Brian Cox and Neil deGrasse Tyson as an almost a factual account of the creation of our universe. The fact is though that the Big Bang theory has lots of gaps that scientists themselves have uncovered, and the theory really doesn't hold together particularly well. <br/><br/><br/>The idea behind these series of videos is to give viewers an insight into the gaps in the theory and allow viewers to make a more informed judgement on the creation of our universe and the purpose of our existence. <br/><br/><br/>This sixth video in the series discusses the Principle of Mediocrity, a notion that the Earth is not at all special and we human being are just a statistical fluke. But as scientists started to discover how precisely the universe is structured, they started to realise maybe things are not as they seemed.<br/><br/>If you haven’t done so already, please check out the first five videos in the series available on this channel.<br/><br/>For more information, please check out the book \")
_what39s-wrong-with-the-big-bang-theory-part-4-dark-energy-v1.webp "Welcome to the fourth in a series of short videos that we will be uploading that highlights the gaps in the Big Bang theory and the Standard Model of Cosmology. The Big Bang theory is presented by a lot of famous scientists like Professor Brian Cox and Neil deGrasse Tyson as an almost a factual account of the creation of our universe. The fact is though that the Big Bang theory has lots of gaps that scientists themselves have uncovered, and the theory really doesn't hold together particularly well. <br/><br/><br/>The idea behind these series of videos is to give viewers an insight into the gaps in the theory and allow viewers to make a more informed judgement on the creation of our universe and the purpose of our existence. <br/><br/><br/>This fourth video in the series details how our universe is much more energetic that scientists had ever imagined. In 1998 graduate student Saul Perlmutter decided to do find out if our universe would slowly expand forever or whether at some stage it collapses and come to an end. What he discovered completely bamboozled scientists.And scientists had to come up with another name for something that completely mystified them: Dark Energy.<br/><br/><br/>In future videos we will delve into the mysteries of the fine tuning of the universe and many other aspects that are quite problematical for the Big Bang theory. For more information, please check out the book \")
_london-mayoral-election-poll-shows-susan-hall-closing-gap-on-sadiq-khan-124-reelshort-romance.webp "Susan Hall is closing the gap on Sadiq Khan as the mayoral race hots up with dramatic shifts in voting intentions in Inner and Outer London, a new poll reveals.The exclusive YouGov survey puts the Tory contender on 27 per cent, up three points from February, and her Labour rival on 46 per cent, down three points.Mr Khan still leads by 19 points but this is down from a 25-point gap in February.Green Party candidate Zoe Garbett is on nine per cent, Liberal Democrat Rob Blackie eight per cent and Reform UK’s Howard Cox six per cent.Election experts expected the polls to narrow around this time as Londoners focus more on the contest itself.")
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