Big Picture Science – What, We Worry?: Lawrence Krauss / Limited Physics

by Gary Niederhoff on September 27, 2015

What, We Worry? – Lawrence Krauss
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Part 6 of Skeptic Check: What, We Worry?, featuring Lawrence Krauss, theoretical physicist and Director of the Origins Project at Arizona State University. He’s worried about all empirical data being limited to the physics of the universe in which we live, and not so worried about the LHC creating microscopic black holes.

Tagged as: black holes, cosmology, physics

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