Extended Interview with Professor Brian Cox
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- čas přidán 2. 12. 2023
- Our heads are still spinning from our journey through space with Professor Brian Cox. If you missed out on a ticket, or if you want to dive deeper into the mysteries of the cosmos, settle in and enjoy this extended conversation about music, the universe, and everything...
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What a great night out!
Unimaginable beautiful voyage through space and time with Dr Brian Cox, sensitive, informative and scientific.
Outstanding performance by the Symphony Orchestra Sydney. Classical music represents the complexity of life and beauty of nature. Whilst maths and physics measure and quantifies reality, music reveberates it. Perfect match. Well done everyone.
Brilliant as usual from Brian Cox
If anyone were to carry on Carl Sagan's torch it's Brian Cox. So glad he exists and pursued science.
Asimov before Sagan, I guess. I read his science columns when I was five…
That show seen on TV in Australia was excellent! Sydney Symphony Orchestra is amazing. Outstanding. Such a special night with both Syd Symph Orchestra and Brian Cox. He is definitely an ambassador and great role model.
I love Brian Cox and I love that he mixt up this art forms ❤️💫
thankyou for sharing this 🙂 x
..can i echo the suggestion of the infinite monkey cage..
enjoyable and informative..
and i think he's done episodes of the podcast/radio show in Australia..
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How do we find out when and where Professor Fox will present.
5:48 = because the pursuit of science has given rise to may technical advancements that increase our quality of life without most of us even being aware, these are bi products of science which curiously seem to be as important and the end goals that science strives to obtain!.
When will the entire documentary and performance be released? Someone please let me know. I can't find info through Google. Perhaps it hasn't been edited for release yet?
Hi Christina, you can stream our performance with Professor Brian Cox from ABC iview:
iview.abc.net.au/show/symphonic-odyssey-with-professor-brian-cox
@@sydneysymphony Thank you SO much!!!
Brian is a funny, funny phycisist, and allegedly android (as he never ages). Do of course listen to The lnfinite Monkey Cage. Is a strawberry alive?
Schrödinger's strawberry 🙂 😉
i like listening to the infinite monkey cage too..
What!? Only 3 comments?!
Is everyone asleep?
Anyway I’m happy that Professor Cox has gotten to the age of 55 now, when all mental conditions become less bothersome, and realised that:
- Earth is unique in space
- Intelligent life is unique too
- Everything is meaningless out there without the meaning on our beautiful wondrous earth that is embodied in the life of man in earth and what it means, whatever that is
- that he may have been a little off track in some if his ideas
…. which might lead him to go the way of CS Lewis. To find out why we are here in what he called an infinite sea of universes
Putting music to some photos of space is like a mediation on how little we know.
Thus MUST lead the intelligent man to search for a first cause.
For God.
I believe the earth is not very old. That God created everything we see and can’t see, that the universes are not infinite, unless God lives in them, because he is eternal.
His time could be our space.
Maybe he does not live outside the universes like I thought. Maybe he is inside his creation only. That can’t be.
BecUse he made it. And it has time and for time you need space so that makes it inside and him outside because he live in eternity the spirit works which is infinite.
God has a clock on us.
The world as we know will end as he has told us.
To understand creation is to learn about God but we need to encounter him and experience his love.
His love is why the world was made.
To encounter him we need to enquire and partake in the world of the spirit.
It just the universe.
It will be one disillusioning for Professor Cox when he realises
what he learns only touches the surface of knowing the meaning of life.
It’s very important for those who believe to tell others.
The great question- are we alone? The answer is yes and no.Yes the earth is the only “world”. It is purposely deception to call heavenly bodies worlds in the orchestra night.
The only world is earth.
And no- we are not alone.
That would be so sad.
We have a father who loves us and made us.
God is the conciousness they're looking for.
A Swami once said that in the cup of science, God is in the bottom.
@@amandaherbert9664 Yes. I am not into Swami’s but I know India has a deep and wide awareness of something infinite, a person. For me that is God. “God is a suck it n see proposition.” (my words based on lived experience. You won’t know till you have a cracking good go. I do wish Brian Cox well. Love is why we are really here on the blessed green orb. If love, then relationship. If relationship there must be a Higher Being out there. If a being who is He? If him or her what’s their name? If a name it’s the highest name. If a higher name, then God. it God do you know Him. And relate well with Him.
@@rc1952 multitude of names.
Thank you for so beautiful comments 🙏🏻☺️
I'm with you on every point mentioned.
@@rc1952 personally i call God Radha Krishna
Him and Her. Krishna, property of Radha (so romantic)
I love Krishna because one can have a personal relationship with Him, person to person. Not so much just awe and reverence.
Which i find so sweet.
Also i love the philosophy of being one with and separate from at the same time, as a sun beam is to the sun.
But it's different for everyone, and maybe that's as it should be. Our experience of life is so individual. It seems our experience of God is too.
So much Love to you and yours.
Thank you for sharing.
I wish Brian Cox well too, i love his presentations so much.
Recently I took my Dad and dear Stepmum to Symphonic Horizons at the Sydney Opera House. So Nice ☺️🥰
You write beautifully.