World's top physicist Michio Kaku reveals a remarkable method of employing marshmallows to forecast one's potential for success. Speaker: Dr. Michio Kaku, interview with Tom Bilyeu | RISE by Goalcast

🚨 DR. MICHIO KAKU JUST WEIGHED IN ON 3I/ATLAS 🚨 And what he said changes everything. In this new interview on Future of Everything, Kaku breaks down the bizarre anomalies behind 3I/ATLAS — the Manhattan-sized interstellar object with chemical signatures that don’t match any known comet. He points out: • The tail disappeared after perihelion 🌞 • The nickel content is off the charts ⚠️ • The age could be 7 BILLION years old • Its composition looks like something that’s been wandering the galaxy

1M views · 33K reactions | Einstein's Rule for GREAT THEORIES  w Michio Kaku | Sound of Science | Facebook

1.6M views · 29K reactions | From secret societies to faked moon landings, one thing that humanity seems to have an endless supply of is conspiracy theories. In this compilation, physicist Dr. Michio Kaku, science communicator Bill Nye The Science Guy, psychologist Sarah Rose Cavanagh, skeptic Michael Shermer, and actor and playwright John Cameron Mitchell consider the nature of truth and why some groups believe the things they do. | Big Think | Facebook

15K views · 194 reactions | Interstellar object 3I/ATLAS is indeed unusual looking for a comet, says theoretical physicist Michio Kaku, who downplays theories it could be of alien origin. “This is a very old object, perhaps 7 billion years old, and in 7 billion years, there’s been plenty of time to accumulate garbage,” Kaku says. #Space #NASA #3I/ATLAS | NewsNation | Facebook