All language subtitles for Quantum Revolution S01E03 - Spinning Spacetime

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How fundamental is spin to
the universe and our lives?

In this episode, we
explore the origin of spin

and how spin produces
everything in our world.

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You will hear me say,
everything is spinning.

And you might
disagree with that.

It's not necessarily obvious
that spin is everywhere.

Relative to you, things
seem to be stable.

They're not
necessarily spinning.

However, if you look carefully,
the things that you're seeing

are made out of atoms
that have spin in them.

And these atoms
are on the planet

that's spinning at about
1,000 miles per hour.

And that planet is
spinning around the sun.

And by the time
you add that speed,

the planet is going about
68,000 miles per hour.

And the sun is inside a
galaxy that's spinning.

And so, by the time
you add that speed,

everything is going at about
500,000 miles per hour.

And then that galaxy's inside
that cluster that's spinning.

And by the time
you add that speed,

you're at about
1,200,000 miles per hour.

So things are moving really,
really quick and spinning

at very high velocity.

And it's not apparent to us.

Everything seems
stable because we

are looking at things
relative to us that

are spinning at the same rate.

But everything is spinning.

Spin is fundamental
in the universe.

You see it everywhere.

Galaxies are spinning.

Planets, stars,
everything is spinning.

And there is something
really deep about that.

Now, why would energy that's
fluctuating make anything?

Meaning, it could be completely
incoherent, stochastic,

and just fluctuate and
nothing would come out of it.

The only time
something like that--

an organization of
fluctuation would

occur is when there would
be a coherent pattern that

would develop in that field.

Why would a coherent pattern
develop in that field?

Why would there be islands
of coherencies in that field?

Well, if there's a gradient
in the density of that field,

then there would
be automatically

spin that would develop.

So when we look at the vacuum
density, these fluctuations,

the vacuum density at
the cosmological size,

which we are measuring,
it's very low.

It's 10 to the minus 30
grams per centimeter cubed.

And experimentally, when we
look at the vacuum density

at the quantum scale, we
see that the vacuum density

of the quantum scale
is very, very high--

10 to the 93 grams
per centimeter cubed.

So there is a huge
change in density.

This change in density,
in the standard model,

has become the biggest
problem in physics.

It's called the
vacuum catastrophe.

Quantum field theory predicts
a very large energy density

for the vacuum.

And this density should have
large gravitational effects.

However, these effects
are not observed,

and the discrepancy between
theory and observation

is an incredible 122
orders of magnitude.

And this is the
largest error in physics--

considered the largest
error in physics.

We just published paper showing,
it's not an error at all.

It's because when
the universe grows,

the density drops in
the vacuum density.

And, of course, it
produces this low density

at the size of the universe
and very high density

at the size of a proton.

We made those calculations.

And when we calculated
for those radiuses

for the change of radius from
the proton to the universe,

we got the right density that
we're measuring in both cases.

It all works out beautifully.

So we know that it's
just a change of density

in the vacuum that
produces this discrepancy

between cosmological density
of this ether of the vacuum

and quantum density
of the vacuum.

Imagine a change of
density that high.

Think of a hurricane.

So in the case of a hurricane,
a very small slight change

in temperature
between the surface

of the water of the ocean and
the atmospheric temperature,

a few degrees,
three degrees will

produce a very
large energy event

we call a hurricane, with large
electromagnetic discharges,

millions of tons of
materials spinning.

And when we look at the
hurricane, what do we see?

A structure that is
very, very similar

to what we see when we look
at the galaxy, for instance.

Even in the case of a hurricane,
which you would believe

is a much lower energy
level than a galaxy,

we see antimatter
production at--

they're called sprites,
which are emanating

from the center of a hurricane.

So we see these
sprites of antimatter

that is gamma
emission is occurring

at the center of
hurricane, where

you wouldn't think there
would be the energy levels

to do that.

However, let's continue
with the analogy.

Think at that very small
change in air density

producing that big
of an energy event.

Now, think about 122 orders
of magnitude difference

in the density of the
vacuum between the universe

and the quantum world.

It would spin the
structure of space

very intensely from
the universal size,

all the way down to
the quantum size.

And this spinning
is what organizes

this fundamental
field into structures

that we see as our reality.

We've solved for this
spin vacuum structure

from the universal size all the
way down to the quantum size.

We found that the spin function,
or the change of density,

is spinning everything we see,
all the way down to protons

and subatomic particle.

So really, everything
we're seeing that we think

is matter is actually
space spinning.

That's the only thing we see.

Now, the proof of that--

and this is really important--

is that by writing these
equations this way,

we obviously got the mass for
clusters, for super clusters,

for galaxies, for planets,
atoms, subatomic particles.

When we added the
whole thing up,

we got the correct
mass for the universe.

We didn't get just the mass
of the matter in the universe,

but we got the mass
of the universe, which

includes what is in the
standard model called

dark matter and dark energy.

So let me explain
this a little bit.

In the standard model,
when they run the equations

that we have for
cosmology, they end up

with a deficiency of
mass for the universe.

96% of the mass
of the universe is

missing in the standard model
equations for the universe

to behave the way it does.

At the time, they
just thought, there

must be mass we can't see.

There must be
energy we can't see,

so we're going to call it
dark energy and dark matter.

The dark matter was necessary
for galaxies to stay together.

Meaning, there wasn't
enough mass that's

visible in the galaxy to
hold the stars together,

to have enough gravity for the
stars not to spin out of there.

So they had to have 80%
of the mass, the galaxy,

in dark matter around the galaxy
to keep the mass high enough

for the stars to stay in there.

They did the same thing
with the universe.

For the expansion
of the universe

to happen the way
it is, they had

to add dark energy in the
space, the vacuum fluctuation,

in the space to
make the expansion

of the universe the way it is.

So basically, the
standard model equation

can only account for 4% of
the mass of the universe.

All the rest of the stuff
is a fudge factor called

dark energy and dark matter.

Dark matter is one of the
universe's greatest mysteries.

Something is out there
generating gravitational force

that can't be accounted
for by detectable matter.

And even though
detectors have been

built with all
kinds of experiments

to try to detect dark
matter, they still

haven't been able to find it.

The problem is
with the equation,

not with the universe.

And so, our equation
gives the correct mass

because it doesn't just
consider the matter.

It considers that the matter
is made out of these vacuum

fluctuations, and it consider
all of the vacuum fluctuations

in the universe.

Think of a galaxy.

All the stars and the dust
and the plasma in that galaxy

makes up what we think of
the mass of the galaxy.

But when we calculate
that, as I said,

we end up deficient in
the mass for the galaxy

to behave that way.

The galaxy spin, like
there is solid body.

Well, that's because
what we see in the galaxy

is just the stuff that's stuck
in the spin of the vacuum

structure, the spacetime
of this super fluid.

And we then calculate that in
the standard model equations

when we calculated the mass.

So, of course, we're
missing most of the mass

because we're missing
the source of the spin.

Think of it as a dark
coffee or a really dark tea.

And you spin it with
your spoon in the morning

before you put the milk.

Take out the spoon,
and you won't

be able to see the coffee spin.

Imagine that you
think of the coffee

in the cup as empty
space because you

don't know it's there.

And then put the milk in it,
and you'll see like a shape

just like a galaxy emerge in
the middle of your coffee.

It's like the standard model
has only calculated the milk

and is missing the coffee.

So of course, the
equation ends up

with the wrong mass
for the whole thing,

because it's missing
most of the energy level

that makes that
phenomenon happen.

The structure of spacetime is
the only thing that exists.

The only thing that
makes up our reality

is the spin of this vacuum
fluctuation producing

super clusters, clusters,
galaxies, stars, planets,

atoms, subatomic particle,
all the way down to the Planck

field, and even the sub-Planck.

It most likely
spins into infinity

and produces singularity.

This is how everything
comes to exist.

When you look around you
at the biological level,

you will see the spin if
you observe very closely,

like the fluids moving
through the trunk of a tree.

The way flowers and plants
emerge, the spin that emerged.

The Fibonacci theory that
you can see everywhere that

produce the spiral
that we see everywhere

in the fractal
structure of nature.

Even the spin of your
blood inside your body,

going through all your
arteries and veins.

The spin of air as it spins
into your lungs as you inhale,

as you exhale as well.

The spin of our weather
system and the structure

of the coriolis forces
of our atmosphere.

You will see spin everywhere,
because spin originates

from this gradient
density change

in the structure of the
vacuum that spins everything

into existence.

And so imagine
you're taking a bath,

and imagine that you have a
rubber ducky in your bath.

And you have the rubber ducky
far away from the drain,

and you pull that drain.

And you observe
that in that region,

there is a coherent
structure that's

being generated by the
gradient in the drain,

by the change in
density in the drain.

Air is coming out, and
the water is going down.

The air coming out spins up.

The water going down spins down.

And if you were to look at the
structure of the water, all

the molecules of the water
in that region of space,

they would all be co-moving
in a coordinated manner.

Your rubber ducky
over there doesn't

feel that the spin of
the drain because it's

too far away from it.

But if you bring
it closer, it will

get caught in that
co-moving structure,

and it will orbit the drain.

This is very much what Einstein
field equation describes.

Einstein field equation
looks at the surface

of the water in our
analogy and the surface

of the water curving towards the
drain as the source of gravity,

as the source of the effect
that the rubber ducky

is falling towards the drain.

But we know from our
analogy that it's not just

the surface of
the water curving.

That that is a secondary
effect of the water

spinning, of all the
molecules of water spinning.

This is the error that was made.

Einstein field equation assume
that the surface of the water

is like a continuous surface.

Of course, you in your
bath, looking at the drain

from in the water and
your rubber ducky,

the surface of the water
appears smooth, continuous.

But you know that if you put
the water under a microscope

that it's made out of
particles, discrete pieces.

These discrete
pieces spin together

and makes what appears to be
smooth curvature on the surface

so the source of this
spin, or the source

of the gravitational effect,
is actually the water spinning.

This is what I discovered is
that spacetime is not smooth.

Spacetime at the quantum
level is discrete--

made of teeny little particle.

And they are very, very small.

There are billions of
times smaller than an atom.

They're at the Planck scale.

The energy between these
trillions and trillions of tiny

particles spinning and
interacting together is what

gives protons and
neutrons their mass.

Protons, along
with neutrons, are

the nucleus of the atom,
where the atom's mass is

concentrated.

Well, we call it mass because
we see an energy event that

when they're together
produce gravity.

And so we think there's
mass and gravity

and that those
things are separate.

But in fact, there's
just spacetime

spinning, producing an
effect we call a proton.

And that proton produces
a curvature in the space.

The spinning is the
curvature, and that produces

a gravitational effect.

And this is why this
equation we wrote

gives the correct
mass for the universe

without the need of dark
matter and dark energy and all

this weird darkness,
which I called

the dark ages of physics.

But actually, gives
a correct answer

because it is calculating
the source of the creation.

So now, I just explained to
you the source of creation,

and I can prove it to you
because I have the equations

that give the right numbers.

And what I mean by
the right numbers,

I mean, really, really,
really the right numbers,

with very high
level of accuracy.

Including predictions,
for instance,

the prediction of the
radius of the proton,

which is different than the
standard model prediction,

and that has now been confirmed
by experimental studies, which

is really important for a theory
to be able to do predictions

and to have them
confirmed by experiments.

So this is very, very important.

Now you understand the
source of creation.

This is a very profound thing.

You can think of
it philosophically

as something very profound.

Because if you think of the
spin of creation producing you,

producing your
reality around you,

being part of this spinning
mechanism of creation

then you can interact with
it in a very conscious way.

It has a very deep implication
as well to technology.

If you realize that
mass, energy, gravity

is being generated by
spinning spacetime,

then you can go in
laboratory and figure out

how to spin spacetime.

That would maybe produce
all kinds of effect

that could be very
beneficial for humanity.

And we'll discuss that and
later on during the series.

But what's important
in this episode

is that you understand
that all of your reality

is the result of the spin
of this vacuum structure.

And I'm not saying this lightly.

It's very critical that you
feel this within yourself.

I believe that many of the
meditation techniques that

were given to us by
ancient civilization

and advanced masters
around the world

have to do with finding
the center of that spin.

Finding the center
singularity of the frame

of reference of your spin.

And so that would be the
place from which the center

of your existence emerges.

And since it has fractal spin
to infinity, as we describe,

you could find deeper and deeper
level of this center of spin

that makes up your existence.

This is a much
more philosophical,

and you could say even
spiritual description of what

I'm describing in physics.

But the implication
includes as well the dynamic

in which these little particles,
these Planck particles

are moving.

And we're going to discuss that
in further episodes, because it

has implications as well to
consciousness and awareness.

That is, these particles
that makes up the field

are moving in very
specific dynamic structure.

A fluid that's spinning
produces coriolis effect.

These coriolis effects
produce spin, counter spin.

They produce toroidial systems.

These torodial systems
have particles falling in,

particles coming out.

And all of a sudden, you start
to see, oh, OK, so gravity

is the water going in,
and electromagnetism

is the water going out.

And the radiation is
the water going out.

And now you're starting
to see-- and then

if you apply that to
information theory,

it starts to tell
you that like there's

some kind of information
feedback in the universe.

And that leads, eventually,
to the possibility

of being able to explain
consciousness right out

of these equations.

And I want is really stress
that I'm not talking about this

in a very philosophical way.

I'm talking about this very
formally in mathematics.

And these formal mathematics
give the correct answer

with high level of precision for
all the scales in the universe,

including the table of elements.

Think of the table of
elements as having different

spin rates within
the vacuum structure,

producing different elements.

When Nassim and his team
applied these equations

to the table of elements,
they got the periodic table,

but in a completely
different way

than from the traditional one.

In this case, the table of
element is the result of spin

rate changes in the gradient
of the vacuum of spacetime

and gives the right answer.

So we get all of the matter,
all of the particles,

all of creation that we see.

But most importantly,
the equation

tells us all that you're
seeing and all that makes you

and your world is all
the result of one thing.

It unifies everything
under one thing.

And that is a very
important concept

that has been talked about
across the ages by masters, all

the way through our
history that there

is oneness in the universe.

That everything is one.

Well, this actually proves it.

It's definitely clear that
these equations, which

are very accurate and give
the correct answers for all

of the systems in
the universe, are

equations that can eventually
be utilized to maybe even create

matter.

You could imagine even in
a sci-fi way, a very, very

advanced civilization that
has used this understanding

to eventually create a galaxy
or a universe or a multiverse.

It's very enticing.

When you see these
equations, these equations

can give you the road map
to engineer a universe.

And this is extremely powerful.

And we will discuss the
implication of that technology

in further episodes.

And at the same time, it's
really powerful conceptually

to start to understand our
universe in a way in which we

actually realize that the static
appearance of our existence--

the appearance that
everything that's stable

and nothing is spinning is
actually just an illusion

because we're spinning
at the same rate

as this stuff around us.

And that spin is the
fundamental force

is a result of this gradient
in the vacuum structure

and is the fundamental
mechanics that

produces all of our reality.

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