please welcome michio kaku! michio kaku, thank you so much for being here.astic things going on right now. look at that photo. that is the helicopter drone that perseverance has dropped on the surface of mars. i get incredibly excited seeing that there and knowing that we're going to soon have flight on mars. does that excite you? >> yes. we're entering a second golden era in space exploration. the first golden era, we went to the moon. but that was the vision-- beat the russians. beat the russians. well, we beat the russians and the vision fell apart. now we have a new vision. silicon valley billionaires are opening their checkbooks. new visions, costs are dropping. we're witnessing the second golden era in space exploration. that's what's so exciting. >> stephen: when i was a young guy reading a lot of golden age science fiction it was always industry that got us to space. if my childhood it was the government. now the early vision has become true. it's industrialists getting us to space. do you think that's the best way to go, or do you think the governme

professor michio kaku. be on the show great honor pursue for this is what i love about your book. fantastic book for you talk about the origin of the discovery of all of the different forces that we have with newton it was a gravitational force. with saturday with not a mathematician maxwell they discovered the electromagnetic field. the fact that the universe was sort of shepherded and run by fields in general by the curious discovered the nuclear force. and of course einstein talking about space time and how space and time bands when einstein kind of being a failure out of college. and then he has his issues with quantum mechanics. there is so much in this book. base started out saying there is still a quest for a unified theory of the very big and very small. is that really necessary? >> will i think so. first of all the holy grail, the holy grail, the holy grail of science is to find one unifying principle. one equation perhaps no more than 1 inch long that eluded einstein for the last 30 years of his l

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michio kaku.w the best-seller in the united states and the united kingdom, the god particle, the god equation. stuart: okay, michio, i will look into that. thanks for joining us sir. appreciate it. good stuff. >>> move on, update from sports fans, i don't think you need the update by the way, hideki matsuyama he won the masters. ashley, it looked like back to normal to me, masters, early april, big crowds, no social distancing it was an historic win, wasn't it? ashley: it was. matsuyama made history as first asian born male to win a major. he wobbled coming in, so did everyone chasing him. his one shot victory in the masters has been heralded around the world. tiger woods chipped in with this tweet, sorry for the pun, tiger said, making japan proud, hideki. congratulations for such a huge accomplishment for you and this country. this historical masters win will impact the entire golf world. matsuyama is already a rock star in golf-crazy japan. boy, oh, boy, he is a become a legend for the ages to

michio kaku. dr. kaku, thank you so much. great to have you on this morning.s leading physicists just told us elvis is alive in a parallel universe somewhere. huge. >> you didn't know that? listen, you get into the science stuff and i'm completely lost. i'm going through my sunday "the new york times" and i get to the science section, if i open it up often, i pass out. the only thing i really understood is when he said multi verse, i started thinking about the avengers, okay, that's cool and made me want to go and see "captain america." a final thought? let's go to kasie, kasie, i'm sure you didn't fail out in science like i did. what are your final thoughts? >> i'm still stuck on elvis being alive in a parallel universe, i guess. that's also the universe where the orioles sweep the red sox at fenway. so that's all i got for you. >> all right. michael steele, final thoughts? >> parallel universe, i got hair. that's all that matters at this point. i'm looking good, feeling good. >> mike barnicle, final thoughts. can you give us something on the red sox? quite a

and physicist michio kaku. james corden is next, good night.