Sir Roger Penrose | Can Aeons Explain The Big Bang? | 2020 Nobel Prize winner

We should embrace a sequential universe model, rather than Big Bang model - according to Sir Roger Penrose. ** Subscribe to our channel:    / iaitv   ** Donate to the IAI: https://iai.tv/support-the-iai/donate ** Listen to our weekly podcast:   / instituteofartandideas   Renowned Oxford mathematician and philosopher of science, Sir Roger Penrose pioneered many groundbreaking ideas, for a long time together with Stephen Hawking. He has received numerous prizes and awards, including the Wolf Prize for physics and the 2020 Nobel Prize for physics. #rogerpenrose #iaitv #bigbang #multiverse #inflation #quantumphysics Roger's Argument: • The Big Bang theory is mistaken – there have been many universes and will be many more • Universes progress in sequence and only ever one at any time. • Evidence in the Cosmic Microwave Background support his theory (correlated circles present, rather than the uniform distribution that the standard model of cosmology produces) • Entropy is key. Whilst entropy tends to increase, black holes destroy information/entropy. In the distant future of the universe the entropy is reduced back down to zero as black holes have destroyed all entropy • Our universe began after the previous low entropy aeon (universe) transformed into our current one – this explains why there was low entropy at the start of the universe • Inflation didn’t happen after ‘The Big Bang’ (i.e. the start of our universe) The IAI offers a host of different platforms where you can watch and debate the big issues that matter: For debates and talks: https://iai.tv For articles: https://iai.tv/articles For courses: https://iai.tv/iai-academy/courses