4 Discoveries That Would Change *Everything* physics-astronomy

It's quite fun to reflect about what the "next upcoming big thing" in science is going to be. Just a few years ago, I would not have expected that we'd be discovering traces of water on Mars or a conceivable new link in the chain of human ancestry. I personally like this video for the reason that it comprises not just scientific predictions, but discoveries that would primarily change how we see ourselves in the cosmos. Just Whoa.


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