You know, I was listening to Brian Cox recently,
and he said something about an anomaly that really
got me thinking. You know, when someone like
him flags something like that, well, you kind
of got to pay attention. Right. When a leading
physicist expresses real concern, it might mean
we're about to encounter something really new.
Yeah. And in this case, it looks like quantum
computers might have picked up something moving
faster than light. Faster than light. Yes. Sounds
crazy, right? But we've got some excerpts here
detailing this experiment. And it's a... Well,
it's pretty mind -bending stuff. So we're looking
at a document about this potential breakthrough
and what it could mean, huh? Exactly. And today,
you and I are going to dive into these excerpts
to try and wrap our heads around this discovery.
Sounds good. What could this mean for physics,
for time, for everything, really? Well, first
we have to try to grasp what this anomaly actually
is and then explore what it might mean. Right.
OK. Got it. Let's start with the basics. OK.
Speed limits in the universe. All right. We always
hear about the speed of light. But why is that
speed so important? It's important because Einstein's
theory of relativity basically says that the
speed of light is the ultimate speed limit. Right.
OK. It's the cosmic speed limit for anything
with mass. So anything with like. substance can't
go faster than light. Right. If it did, it would
totally break how we understand cause and effect.
So it's not just a suggestion. It's like a fundamental
rule. It really is. OK. But what about things
without mass? Ah, now that's interesting. Yeah.
Because particles like photons, the basic units
of light. They have no mass so they travel at
that speed. They have to yeah It's kind of built
into the fabric of space and time itself space
time, right? Okay So that's the rule right everything
we know with mass has to follow this speed limit,
right? So what happened in this experiment? What
did they see that's making everyone freak out?
Well, the document talks about an experiment
they did with a quantum computer operating at
super low temperatures, like near absolute zero.
Oh, wow. And they saw this weird fluctuation
in the system. So quantum computers doing their
quantum thing. Yeah, but this fluctuation, this
one appeared to be moving faster than light.
No way. Yeah, the scientists obviously didn't
believe it at first. You'd think it was a mistake
Oh, yeah, they thought it was an equipment error
or just bad data, right? Because that kind of
result just throws everything out the window
It really does but the thing is they ran the
tests again and again different conditions same
result Really? Yep, something really strange
was going on in that quantum computer faster
than light. Yeah That's where things get a little
sci -fi right a little bit. Yeah And then there's
this mention of tachyons. Tachyons, yeah. What
are those exactly? OK, so tachyons are theoretical
particles. We haven't actually found them yet.
OK. But they're thought to have some really bizarre
properties. OK. Like normal matter, it speeds
up when it gains energy, right? Right. But tachyons
are the opposite. They get faster as they lose
energy. So the less energy they have, the faster
they go. Exactly. And they have a lower limit,
too, the speed of light. Huh. So they're like
the opposite of everything we know about how
things move in a way Yeah, and this is where
it gets even more strange because they would
always be moving faster than light, right? Right,
so they wouldn't experience time like we do at
all. So their timeline would be What backwards
potentially? Yeah, the idea is they could send
information back in time. Whoa. Okay, so the
big question is Did those scientists accidentally
create something? that acts like a Tachyon. Exactly.
Did they open a window for information to flow
from the future? Or maybe even to the future?
That's heavy stuff. So this name, Tachyon Godwave
Generator, that's in the excerpts. Is that a
real scientific term? Not really. The document
uses it more as a descriptive term, you know?
Because we just don't have the language for this
yet. It's like a placeholder for something we
can't quite explain yet. And the document talks
about something even stranger than faster than
light movement. What's that? The computer seemed
to respond to commands before they were given.
Hold on, what? Yeah, like it knew what the scientists
were going to do before they did it. How is that
even possible? Well, the document doesn't really
have an answer for that. So this is completely
beyond our current physics. Seems like it. So
maybe, maybe the computer was accessing information
from the future, somehow. Through these castions.
Maybe. We just don't know. That would be wild.
It would. You know someone must have noticed
this, right? Governments. Big tech companies,
they must be all over this. Oh, absolutely. Something
this big. They'd be very interesting. Especially
DARPA, NASA, places like that. Right. And you
can bet Google and IBM are watching, too. They're
all investing heavily in quantum computing, right?
Yeah. The potential is huge, so they're definitely
keeping tabs on anything this groundbreaking.
Makes you wonder if they're already ahead of
what they're telling us. Oh, there's probably
a lot going on behind closed doors. Yeah. Classified
experiments, black budgets, the whole nine yards.
The document? even wonders if those strange signals
and space -time fluctuations we've seen might
be linked to secret experiments. And what if
we're already experiencing the effects of these?
What was it? Taconic disturbances. Yeah, that's
the one. Yeah. Kind of creepy to think our reality
could be influenced by something messing with
time. It is a disturbing thought. What if advanced
civilizations or even future humans are trying
to contact us this way? Like sending messages
through these quantum anomalies. Maybe. It's
possible. So is this faster than light thing
just an accident? Or a deliberate message. We
don't know. It's kind of scary to think that
once information starts leaking through time,
there's no way to contain it. Right. What happens
when those ripples reach us in the present? And
Stephen Hawking warned about this, right? Yeah,
he said time travel could be really dangerous.
Cause paradoxes, even destroy the universe. He
thought it could break causality completely.
That's terrifying. It is. And even if we could
manipulate time, would we even know how to handle
it? That's the question, isn't it? Do we have
the wisdom to use that kind of power? Especially
governments. You know, they love their secret.
Oh, yeah, they keep things under wraps all the
time, especially big discoveries. Imagine the
secrets they'd keep about time travel. Oh, it
would be the biggest secret of all time. And
imagine what they could do. Control elections,
predict the stock market. The power would be
unbelievable. The document mentions those anomalies
in the stock market. Maybe that's it, you know?
Maybe it's possible if they could predict or
even slightly influence the future, think of
the advantage they would have. It's disturbing
to think about what if they've been using this
tech for who knows how long. And that's just
governments. What about corporations? Imagine
what they could do with that kind of power. It's
a whole other level of conspiracy theory. It
is, but it's not impossible, right? True. And
then the document brings up something else. What's
that? Paranormal activity. OK. It suggests there
might be a connection between Tashians and, you
know. ghosts, UFOs, that kind of stuff. Ah, so
we're going into the really strange stuff now.
Yeah, but it's interesting to think about, right?
It is. So how do tachyons and ghosts connect?
Well, the idea is that maybe these signals from
the future or different points in time are causing
these strange experiences. Like echoes from other
timelines bleeding into ours. Exactly. Like maybe
deja vu is just a glimpse of a slightly different
timeline. That's a cool way to look at it. It
is. And then there's the question of ancient
civilizations. What about them? The document
wonders if maybe they encountered these temporal
disturbances too. Interesting. Maybe they couldn't
handle it. Maybe that's why some of them just
vanished. You mean they stumbled onto something
they didn't understand and it wiped them out?
That's the idea. What if they messed with time
and it backfired? It's definitely something to
think about. It is, but it all comes back to
this one question. Yeah. If we are seeing these
faster than light fluctuations, what's causing
them? What's on the other side? That's the biggest
mystery of all. Is it an advanced intelligence?
Are they sending us warnings? Trying to help
us? Or control us? Or maybe it's us, sending
messages back from the future. Wow, to warn ourselves
about something. Maybe. The document suggests
all kinds of possibilities. Oh, it does. It really
gets you thinking. And what if this isn't just
observation? What if it's a doorway? A doorway?
To what? We don't know. Something else. Something
beyond our understanding. That's pretty creepy.
It is. And this whole thing about the Mandela
Effect. Oh, what? You know, those shared false
memories people have. Oh. What if that's evidence
of the timeline being rewritten? So our memories
are changing because the past is changing. Yeah,
it's an unsettling thought. It is. Like maybe
some historical events have already been changed
and we don't even realize it. So time isn't a
straight line, it's more like... A tapestry with
all these threads woven together. Yeah, that's
a good way to put it. And this quantum computer
experiment. Maybe it's the first sign that we're
figuring out how to change those threads. To
rewrite reality itself. And you could bet...
Governments and corporations are all over this.
DARPA, CERN, NASA, they must have whole departments
dedicated to this kind of research. Secret labs,
billions of dollars, trying to unlock the secrets
of time. And they'd never tell us, not until
they had it all figured out. So those weird stock
market crashes, those sudden political upheavals.
Maybe that's all part of it, information leaking
back from the future. Or deliberate manipulation.
We may never know. It's a lot to process. It
really is. This one experiment has opened up
a whole can of worms. And we may just be at the
beginning. Yeah, we've peeked behind the curtain
and what we've seen is something that could change
everything. It makes you question everything
you thought you knew about time, about reality,
about the universe itself. It really does. So
next time something strange happens, something
you can't explain, maybe take a second and ask
yourself, is this just a random event? Or is
it something more? Is there a deeper meaning,
a hidden connection to something beyond our current
understanding? We may never have all the answers,
but it's definitely worth asking the questions.
It is. It really is. So keep those questions
in mind. And until next time, stay curious. And
keep an open mind. And maybe a little bit skeptical
too. You never know what's lurking out there
in the vastness of time and space. That's for
sure. See you next time. See you.