James Beacham

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221 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 6 Jul

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Unexplainable · Are we all living in an enormous black hole? · 6 Jul 2026 podcast

You're like, oh, I hope you're okay.

But from your perspective, she only has one dimension that she can go in, right?

One direction, back and forth.

That's it.

She goes side to side.

She falls, jumps up and down.

She's going to jostle herself and fall, too.

Now imagine you zoom in to the rope itself.

Suddenly, if you were an ant on the rope, there's an extra dimension that you did not see from a distance.

The ant can go side to side, but the ant can also go around the rope, has a different dimension.

This in fact is entirely possible about our universe now.

There could be extra dimensions of space everywhere all around us at all times, except they're imperceptible to you and me.

You don't feel them, but maybe your particles and forces do.

And if that's the case, we would help explain why gravity is so weak compared to the other forces of nature.

And maybe the reason why we measure gravity as being so weak compared to these other ones is because you and I are only experiencing a tiny three-dimensional slice of gravity that actually exists in multi-dimensions.

Exactly.

And it has the consequence that that would then lower the energy at which we would need to run a collider to make miniature objects that would be these little black holes.

Yeah, I mean, okay.

So this is why, you know, for several years I'd used this concept of building a collider around the moon.

The moon?

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