46:02On the Nature of Time According to Modern Physics - Jim Al-Khalili
Gresham College215K viewsJim Al-Khalili explains what modern physics says about time: relativity, the block universe, entropy and the arrow of time.
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46:02Jim Al-Khalili explains what modern physics says about time: relativity, the block universe, entropy and the arrow of time.

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