Recently, I got to work on a script with PBS Spacetime on Constructor Theory. This topic was particularly unique as it didn’t deal extensively with physics but focused on the framework with which we approached and developed physical theories about our reality. The question: Will Constructor Theory Rewrite Physics? How Are Theories Made? For starters, […]
Read More Constructor TheoryThe universe has a penchant for cooking up all sorts of weird things. If it weren’t enough with black holes, supermassive stars, etc. astrophysics also postulates the existence of nuclear pasta, an exotic type of matter, within the interiors of neutron stars. To understand neutron stars, we need to know how stars behave. The bigger […]
Read More Recipe: Nuclear Pasta, Chef: Neutron StarBlack holes have captivated our imagination ever since they were first hypothesized by English astronomer and clergyman John Michell, all the way back in 1784. Michell proposed the idea of a celestial body so massive that even light could not escape it, referring to them as dark stars. Unfortunately, little was made of Michell’s hypothesis. […]
Read More Hide & Seek – Light From Behind a Black Hole EditionRecently, I was offered the opportunity to work with the team at PBS Spacetime, a Youtube Channel that explores all things crazy in astrophysics, and pretty much everything beyond our planet. Collaborating with the Spacetime team, I was responsible for Graphics Visualizations, in an awesome experience where we try to find means to illustrate and […]
Read More My first GFX project at PBS Spacetime: Vacuum Decay and the End of the Universe
The Procrastinating Scientist 