# Julian Barbour
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julian barbour (; born 1937) is a British physicist with research interests in quantum gravity and the history of science.
Since receiving his PhD degree on the foundations of Albert Einstein's general theory of relativity at the University of Cologne in 1968, Barbour has supported himself and his family without an academic position, working part-time as a translator. He resides near Banbury, England.
#101 Meet The Physicist Who Believes Time Doesn’t Exist
Dr. Julian Barbour is an independent theoretical physicist who has spent over sixty years working from a 17th-century farmhouse in Oxfordshire on the deepest question in physics — what is time? His answer: it doesn't exist.
He completed the project Newton declared impossible and Einstein never fini…
Michael's Favourite Science Books
What do Bill Bryson, Daniel Wegner and J.R.R. Tolkien have in common? They are all part of Michael's reading recommendations. On this episode of Field Notes we answer one of our most frequent inbox questions... "What do you both read?"
Alongside that Professor Hannah Fry and Michael Stevens de…
The Vacuum Energy Catastrophe and the Big Bust
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Current cosmology is based on questionable foundations but nevertheless continues to be promoted as inalienable truth and alternative views dismissed. The VEC relies on the Uncertainty Principle which has been demonstrated to be false and Einstein and Hubble both pointed out the co…
Gravity Without Absolutes, by Julian Barbour
Physicist Julian Barbour discusses the ideas in his essay, Gravity Without Absolutes.
Julian's essay is one of several written for our upcoming compendium, Bold Conjectures, Volume II: Essays Across Physics.
How to Stop Living Outside the Present Moment
🎙️ The past has no location. It cannot be found, weighed, or measured. Dr. Pedram Shojai builds a scientific and contemplative case for why the present moment is the only place anything is actually happening. Drawing on Einstein, Carlo Rovelli, Julian Barbour, and David Eagleman, he shows that mod…
Barbour's Shape Space as an Ontology for Gravity
Sean Gryb (Radboud) gives a talk in the colloquium "Journeys in Platonia: Celebrating 50 Years Since The End of Time" at the 17th UK and European Meeting on the Foundations of Physics (29-31 July, 2013) titled "Barbour's Shape Space as an Ontology for Gravity". Abstract: I will give a personal acco…
Leibniz, Mach and Barbour
Harvey Brown (Oxford) gives a talk in the colloquium "Journeys in Platonia: Celebrating 50 Years Since The End of Time" at the 17th UK and European Meeting on the Foundations of Physics (29-31 July, 2013) titled "Leibniz, Mach and Barbour". Abstract: My comments will be concerned with the way that …
A Dynamical Origin of the Arrow of Time
Julian Barbour (Oxford) gives an evening lecture at the 17th UK and European Meeting on the Foundations of Physics (29-31 July, 2013) titled "A Dynamical Origin of the Arrow of Time".
THE FUTURE DOESN’T EXIST… SO WHERE IS YOUR MANIFESTATION?! 🤯⚡
What if the reason your manifestation hasn’t arrived yet is because you keep putting it somewhere that doesn’t actually exist? 😳
In this mind-bending episode of The Mindluxe Podcast, Kimberly Kay dives deep into the concept of the eternal present moment and the radical idea that the past and future…
The Universe Where Time Doesn't Exist | Deep Sleep Physics Story
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Over 100,000 late-night thinkers use this gentle deep-dive into quantum mechanics to quiet an overactive mind. What if the equation describing our entire universe forgot to inc…
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