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- Season 2025 How Many Black Holes Are In The Solar System?
- Season 2025 Does Timescapes DISPROVE Dark Energy?
- Season 2025 The Crisis in Physics: Why the Higgs Boson Should NOT Exist!
- Season 2025 The Final Barrier to (Nearly) Infinite Energy
- Season 2025 Will The Big Bang Happen AGAIN (and Again)?
- Season 2025 Your DNA Is (Almost Certainly) From Outer Space
- Season 2025 How Astrophysics Can (LITERALLY) Save the World
- Season 2025 NEW EVIDENCE: Earth Had Rings (and Might Regain Them)
- Season 2025 Why Didn’t Antimatter Destroy The Universe? | LHC Breakthrough
- Season 2025 Quantum Energy Teleportation is REAL!
- Season 2025 Is There A Simple Solution To The Fermi Paradox?
- Season 2025 Is Our Model of Dark Energy WRONG? | New 4.2σ Results
- Season 2025 The Crisis In Physics: Are We Missing 17 Layers of Reality?
- Season 2025 Are The Fundamental Constants Finely Tuned? | The Naturalness Problem
- Season 2025 How Did SPACE Shape Your DNA?
- Season 2025 Why The Multiverse Could Be Real
- Season 2025 Is There Evidence For a Vast Multiverse?
- Season 2025 The Most Important Satellite You’ve (Probably) Never Heard Of
PBS Space Time - Season 2025 Episode 14 Are The Fundamental Constants Finely Tuned? | The Naturalness Problem
10.00 48 minutes Did God have any choice in creating the world? So asked Albert Einstein. He was being poetic. What he really meant, was whether the universe could have been any other way. Could it have had different laws of physics, driven by different fundamental constants. Or is this one vast and complex universe the inevitable result of an inevitable and unique underlying principle, perhaps expressible as a supremely elegant Theory of Everything. It certainly seems that Einstein thought this should be the case … that God had no choice in whether or how to create the world. It seems like a pretty arm-chair philosophical and perhaps unanswerable question, but the modern “problem” of naturalness may lead to an answer.
