Many Roads to New Planets - Dr. Konstantin Batygin, Caltech Planetary Institute

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A rockin' conversation with Professor Batygin about his perspectives on modern cosmology, how paradigms shift, and what the field looks like at the very horizon. We want to know - what are the roads to forming new planets? What about stars? What about heavy elements? This is another piece of the "why is this happening" puzzle, where we attempt to understand how and why certain ideas in science appear unchallengeable, in service of slowly helping the paradigm shift.

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00:00 Go!
00:11:33 Rewriting the exoplanet story
00:17:46 Melding quantum and classical worlds?
00:28:08 Quantum planets and solar systems?
00:30:26 Disk collapse in star formation and rocky planets?
00:36:31 Where does the gas for star formation come from?
00:42:57 What is the role of electricity and magnetism in the formation of molecular clouds?
00:54:36 If the U is expanding and the all the objects expand, isn't this = no change?
01:00:01 Can't do cosmological experiments in a lab
01:03:43 Science isn't black & white: ignorance & knowledge
01:04:51 Gases don't give black body spectra without a container
01:13:30 Thomas Gold & life at physical extremes
01:15:28 Physics v. math
01:18:19 The nature of paradigm shifts in science

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