ПАРАЛЛЕЛЬНЫЕ МИРЫ, ЧЁРНЫЕ ДЫРЫ, НАСТРОЙКА ВСЕЛЕННОЙ. Физика от Побединского, Семихатова и Сурдина

At 00:00 the discussion opens with the question of whether black holes actually suck, followed by an introduction of the guests at 00:53. The conversation then moves to the public fascination with black holes at 01:30, the origin of the term at 02:25, and Einstein's contributions at 04:40. The talk continues with a discussion of singularities at 05:01, the laws of physics at 08:20, and Einstein's revolutionary ideas at 10:59. The host then explores string theory at 11:40, the role of comments at 12:09, and the importance of engaging with them at 13:15. The conversation shifts to misunderstandings at 16:26, observer effects at 17:25, metaphors at 18:10, and the mystique of quantum mechanics at 19:25. The discussion then covers nuclear weapons at 21:58, counterintuitive aspects of astronautics at 23:38, Schrödinger's equation at 25:10, elementary particles at 27:50, and Hawking's theory at 29:21. The talk moves to the concept of particles the size of black holes at 32:30, the equations on Hawking's and Schrödinger's graves at 33:13, parallel universes at 35:29, Schrödinger's cat and many worlds at 39:03, the emergence of many worlds at 41:55, and the cat in space at 44:10. The conversation then explores quantum computers at 47:08, entangled particles at 48:40, quantum teleportation at 55:31, lasers in everyday life at 59:35, astronomers using lasers at 01:01:35, physics in MRI at 01:03:38, birds navigating by magnetic fields at 01:05:49, quantum mutation through walls at 01:06:58, the need to move atoms at 01:09:00, fine-tuning of the universe at 01:10:12, the possibility of a sudden change in the universe at 01:12:17, the formation of the solar system at 01:15:18, the regulators of the universe at 01:16:45, and the technological civilization at 01:19:55, concluding with the challenges physicists face at 01:21:02.