

Dylan Hovis Walker
- 1 min
We didn't win the cosmic lottery, life is inevitable.
There are over 700 quintillion planets in the cosmos. We're didn't win the cosmic lottery, existence is a high probability.

Dylan Hovis Walker
- 4 min
Matryoshka-esque behaviour in the cosmos.
Let's ponder about fractal dimensions.


Dylan Hovis Walker
- 15 min
Theoretical Physicist, Julian Barbour, Shares his ponderings on time & motion.
You can listen to Julian Barbour's ponderings with the audio file attached or you can read below. The Universe is not in a box. I'm...


Dylan Hovis Walker
- 5 min
Why can't we remember the future?
The physics of time explained with the block universe theory.


Dylan Hovis Walker
- 1 min
History has been made! The First image from JWST has been released! What a time to be alive!
Download the full resolution here Webb Delivers Deepest Infrared Image of Universe Yet | ESA/Webb (esawebb.org) Some gravitational...


Dylan Hovis Walker
- 2 min
Gravity is not a force, it's a consequence.
Gravity is not a force. Well, not in general relativity. Instead, gravity is a consequence. This black hole here is warping space and...


Dylan Hovis Walker
- 5 min
There are four different types of time. perception time, man-made time, entropy, and physical time.
Let's ponder the different types of times that exist. Perception time, man-made time, entropy, and physical time, spacetime.

Dylan Hovis Walker
- 4 min
An important letter Einstein wrote to console his grieving friend's family
Did you know Albert Einstein wrote this letter to a grieving family when his lifelong friend Michele Besso died? He wrote a letter...

Dylan Hovis Walker
- 2 min
Did the universe have a beginning? Physicist Roger Penrose says no & provides evidence.
This is an introduction to CCC theory, a theory by physicist Roger Penrose that suggests that the universe had no beginning. Over three...


Dylan Hovis Walker
- 1 min
Astronomy at Portencross
At the wee village of Portencross the night sky is clear enough to see the heavens. This is me on the Portencross pier and to the right...

Dylan Hovis Walker
- 2 min
Our galaxy sticks out like a sore thumb! Why is that? Surprising data shows a strange history.
We often think of the vastness of our galaxy , like its diameter of approx 100,000 light years but
our galaxy is very thin that if you were