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Where does the universe end, and what lies beyond? We speak with Alexander Panov, an astrophysicist and Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences. He works at Moscow State University, studying cosmic ray physics, and in winter, he conducts observations near Lake Baikal, where his group searches for signals from extraterrestrial civilizations and traces of primordial black hole evaporation.

This episode: how vast is the Universe, why is it larger than its age, and why we will never see some galaxies. We discuss the expansion of the Universe and the Hubble stress, dark matter and dark energy, DESI data and the most distant galaxies of the James Webb Space Telescope, whether the Universe is infinite and whether it can be closed, the multiverse, and the hypothesis that each of us is an exact copy. And finally, what might lie beyond the edge and whether there are questions that science will never answer.

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Timecodes:
00:00:00 — An infinite number of universes in the past — is that possible?
00:01:04 — The universe is expanding — but where to? The Balloon Analogy
00:02:38 — 90 Billion Light-Years — And That's Just What We See
00:04:59 — The Friedmann Equation: How to Describe the Growth of the Entire Universe
00:05:47 — A Sphere Without Edges: What Is the Real Shape of the Universe?
00:06:46 — A Flat Universe — Almost True, But Not Quite
00:08:26 — The Multiverse: Our Bubble Is Huge, But It's Not Alone
00:09:25 — How the Acceleration of the Universe's Expansion Was Discovered — and What It Means
00:10:51 — The Cosmic Microwave Background: Light That's 13 Billion Years Old
00:13:06 — How Ancient Light Became Microwave — and We're Capturing It Right Now
00:14:04 — The Big Bang Isn't What You Thought The term has changed
00:15:54 — Dark energy is not constant: DESI data breaks the standard model
00:17:46 — Gravitational waves: two ways to see the invisible
00:18:17 — Relic black holes: where do those that shouldn't exist come from?
00:20:56 — The Milky Way will collide with Andromeda — what will happen?
00:23:46 — Four types of multiverses according to Tagmark: a brief analysis
00:25:43 — Inflation and the tree-like structure of universes: how it works
00:27:18 — The Everett multiverse and the Schrödinger equation: what's the idea?
00:28:17 — The many-worlds interpretation: what if all outcomes of a quantum measurement are real?
00:29:49 — The quantum multiverse: every choice gives rise to a new one Branch
00:30:42 — Tagmark's Mathematical Multiverse: Is Every Formula a Universe?
00:32:32 — Quantum Gravity: The Greatest Unsolved Problem in Physics
00:33:44 — Why the Universe Is Becoming More Complex — Despite Thermodynamics
00:35:03 — The Neolithic Revolution as an Example of Overcoming an Evolutionary Deadlock
00:36:59 — Tasmania: How Isolation Reversed Evolution
00:39:29 — Life on Mars: What's Really Possible and What's Not
00:40:28 — Superintelligence and Strange Numbers in the Genetic Code: A Coincidence?
00:41:21 — How unlikely is the emergence of the first replicator?
00:42:19 — Did life originate on its own or was it introduced — what science says?
00:43:20 — Fine-tuning constants and the anthropic principle: chance or design?
00:44:15 — There could have been an infinite number of intelligent universes in the past?
00:45:14 — Is it possible to create a universe in a lab? — Rubakov's article
00:48:06 — A cold spot in the cosmic microwave background: a portal to another universe?
00:50:00 — Anomalies in multipoles: why the standard model doesn't converge
00:51:58 — One question for the universe: what would an astrophysicist ask?

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