And with quantum physics, the rules of clicking a little particle and seeing where it goes are so wonky that you will, you won't know where that particle goes. It might tunnel through a barrier.

The plant on your wall could just move through the wall all of a sudden.

Those types of things happen on the quantum scale.

So weird things happen and you need special math to describe those weird behaviors so that's quantum physics.

And then over here is the opposite so it was the opposite of like something really tiny would be

something really really big

something big enough to noticeably affect

this the curvature of space and time

those are things like black holes, the sun, neutron stars, supernovas, like the most massive things in the universe are described by the language of general relativity and we still have not been able to

unify those there's some places where the languages don't match.

Hi welcome to the Pretty Intense Podcast. Today was pretty intense and a lot of

information and a lot of thought-provoking topics. Today's interview was

with Diana Cowarn.

She's a science communicator and a youtuber.

She has like two and a half million people that follow her on YouTube.

She has to make amazing videos, explaining everything from crystals to time to dark matter. I mean you name it she's done

videos on it she's really fascinating so if you're interested at all in physics, she or how the world works, let's just like boil it down to something more simple, like how the world works. Check her out. So today we went all over the place. Of course we're explaining like

generally what physics is and different kinds of physics so got Newtonian physics as well

as quantum theory and then we got into like stuff like time,

dimensions, crystals, fractals, fractals,

dark matter, of course.

It's like, how are we going to know

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