Nature and Science Part 6: Why the Universe Never Breaks Symmetry part 2

[00:00:00]Why does the real universe maintain such [music] a tranquil balance without destruction? Behind the vast stage of the universe, [music] two shadows, dark matter and dark energy, create a perfect dynamic [music] of space-time. Dark matter held on to the expanding matter under strong gravity, stably forming a circular galactic [music] structure, while dark energy acted as a shield against the universe being crushed into [music] a single point by pushing space itself away. Contraction and expansion, [music] these two massive forces push and pull each other, preserving the symmetry of the entire universe. Look at the surrounding trees. Although the shapes of [music] the branches seem to vary, the overall silhouette is a spherical shape, symmetrical from [music] front to back, left, right, and top. This is due to the law of physics [music] that guarantees space is equal in all directions, known as isotropy of space. [music] Countless astrophysicists strive to find the complex external causes and equations that move the universe, [music] but the true essence of nature lies in spontaneous harmony.

[00:01:01]Nature does not perform complex calculations. The stars of the universe simply move toward balance [music] and symmetry in front, back, left, right, up, and down. The explosions, collisions, [music] accelerations, and contractions occurring within it may seem chaotic at first [music] glance, but they are cosmic processes to break down and disperse old energy and return it to a vast [music] balance. Nature naturally finds beautiful symmetry of circles and spheres according to its internal physical law of using the least energy and maintaining [music] the most stable balance without being forcibly shaped by anyone outside. In the tiny individual parts, time and [music] space seem to twist and expand and contract fiercely, but from the perspective of the vast whole, the universe has never [music] lost symmetry or balance for a single moment, achieving perfect preservation amid constant change is how the vast geometry of the universe operates.