Speed Comparison: Faster Than Light
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ก.ย. 2024
- From the average human walking speed to traveling the universe, we compare different speeds using Space Engine. We start around Earth and progressively head towards the stars, the galaxy and the entire universe.
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It's crazy how 1 light yeah/S looks so slow still, gives you a sense of how unimaginably gigantic space is.
Yeah, interstellar scales are pretty hard to put into context and understand
go 100000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 light years/second and go out of the universe
@@abhilashasinha5186 might take a while
@@ericgolightly8450 WHAT
@@ericgolightly8450 would take less than a second, within 2 seconds u wouldn't even be able to see the universe.
So it's settled then: *Cameraman is the fastest.* Called it!
@@asalaj5885 shut up
@@glangidiszoty shut up
Yall shut up
Cameraman has always been the OP character.
@Bal sac ball sack
This guy's content is freaking awesome
i also make space engine videos
@@TigrePlayz ok
@@TigrePlayz Tus videos no son lo mismo que los suyos.
@@stifskere7220 lo se
Ikr. It’s out of this world!
Your terrain reference changes everything, making it totally impossible to actually visual the difference.
This is not something that can easily be compared, these speeds are so utterly different that you can't use the same set of references
@@KentanioShlegustov I mean when it's a few kilometers front each other, it's possible
Yeah
Yeah, pointless comparison
@@KentanioShlegustov wrong. Just zoom out sequentially to include increasingly larger geographical or space features/reference distances. Don't miss steps or you lose the effect of comparison. E.g. start off with a street for the walk speed and then zoom out to see how fast sound and bullets traverse the whole town, block by block. For the escape velocity whole city clusters/regions and country borders and oceans can easily be used. Only then do you show hyper speeds as passing by the whole planet, passing by the solar system and so on.
300 000000 light years per seconds is the speed that I clicked on this video when it popped up on my TH-cam feed.
yeah, your mouse is still burning .. lol
Although you weren't first
not true
😮
Nope he clock 0.1 trillion nano second
And my wife thinks I'm quick...
😂
You forgot to add 'ludicrous speed' at the end.
lol
spaceballs reference?
Tesla reference
@@zakoblivioa Spaceballs
Ludic speed actually a warp drive
All I want is to travel and explore the universe. That is my biggest dream. If there is some afterlife, I hope it’s a sandbox mode where you can do anything I want haha
That'd be awesome.
You: *dies*
Also you: "creative mode activated"
@@robertreed2824 You can now play as Luigi.
@@Welowas lool
We share the same dream my friend. It would be speechless.
Universe: Good one buddy, with a speed of 9.6 septillion km/hr, u just travelled a small part of me
me who knows how to travel above 9.6 septillion km/hr: i travelled the everything of u
1:46
I had chills for a second while imagining this as a bomb/laser beam from a spaceship directed at earth
Thankfully it has missed ... this time ;)
Dont worry it will only hit America
@@ron3557 if it's tentacled then Japan
@@ASD-jr2ho I was referring to Hollywood movies where aliens always attack America
Also do you have anything against russia cuz your comment kinda suspicious
@@ASD-jr2ho I guess you have never been to Russia
Actually you can start moving between the stars at high percentages of the speed of light due to time dilation. The person in transit would experience a few years, while the people left behind would experience hundreds or thousands.
If we were able to achieve the speed of light itself, travel according to the one in transit would be instant, the people left behind would perceive it as it taking however many light years away the destination was to arrive. So say something is a light year away, those left behind would see the travel as having taken a year to reach the destination, but the travelers would see it as on earth in one moment and faster than they could blink they’re at the destination. Of course that doesn’t take into account acceleration and deceleration times but we won’t know how long that will take until we try.
I never knew this but from what I could piece together in my tiny brain, we could colonize other galaxies in seconds
This is something that I never understood! Here's what I mean, and hopefully somebody that understands how this works can help me out:
The galactic time EXISTS. Universe began to exist 13.82 billion years ago. We KNOW this, we are 100% sure.
Around 100 trillion(10^14) years from the beginning (or, we could even say, from now, because billions become nothing when compared to trillions) the Universe will enter a degenerate era, where stars and galaxies are dying, no more stars are being formed, the Universe/galaxies start becomming dimmer and dimmer as time goes on.
Roughly 10^139 years from now, the last celestial objects still in existance, black holes, will evaporate and disappear via Hawking radiation. There might be some elementary particles still going around, but the Universe is almost dead at this point. Universe will be almost at equilibrium, the average temperature will be just a tiny bit above apsolute zero.
These are some absolute numbers, not relative to something.
Elementary particles have a finite lifespan, including the particles that comprise matter. They'll all disintegrate eventually.
We know when some supernova is going to explode or when will something happen in the Universe (I mean, thanks to physicists). Time exists in the ENTIRE Universe, JUST LIKE it exists right here on Earth. It's not moving faster or slower, time is the same everywhere.
Let's say you travel at 99.99% the speed of light(c). And you travel in whatever direction you want, for 10^139 or 10^140 years or whatever.
So....If time passes so much slower for you in the starship travelling at 99.99% c, does that mean that, for YOU, all black holes will evaporate in a couple of million years, or in a couple of billion years, from now? Like, the Universe will last much, much, much, much shorter, exponentially shorter, for you, than it will for a person living somewhere on some planet like Earth?
Also, will you outlive all other matter in the Universe, excluding other particles that move at c speed?
@@vozhonn401 theoretically yes, the lifespan of the universe would be cut to near nothing (relatively speaking) in the eyes of that traveler. But also said traveler would be excluded from the normal processes of time as traveling that fast makes time have less effect on them. Theoretically life forms could outlast the equal distribution of energy throughout the universe by traveling at light speed, but there wouldn’t be a good reason to as you and your ship would be the only matter left in the universe
How can one tell time in space? You're not on Earth or the surface of another object moving. So at that point time is very relative or one could even say time doesn't really exist. It's a concept not a dimension.
@@ObsidianRadio Time is an effect of entropy....everything in this universe is going through a state of constant change, nothing is ever still & motionless. As for the measuring time in a theoretical ship, of course the onboard instruments will have a set programmed count to keep the measure steady right from departure till destination.
Space engine is great game, surprised how I don't play it much anymore.
Mind if we colonize you
I'll give you Kraken Mare for free if you can get there in 3 years or less.
@@titan9259 so do you have a PC on your place😂😂😂
I have an actual youtube channel functioning to this day.
@@titan9259 you should go out on solar system humans will hunt you
Your PC is gonna broke😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Thanks to the cameraman for filming this
Ok
Yeah, he learned how to travel at light speed just to film this
Thanks to the programmer of Space Engine for simulating an entire Universe to visually fly through! Feels great!
Never came back
Yeah, he sacrificed his own life just to show this to us
2:41 I've been playing too much Elite Dangerous that I was half-expecting an interdiction noise going at that supercruise speed
That background music sounds incredible
It's in the description if you want to check it out. Underrated artist for sure.
@@Stargaze_youtube i went there immediately, the music absolutely gorgeous.
Our imagination can go faster than a speed of light
There is an actual test I have seem you may be able to find. Where conscious is faster than the speed of light.
@@manuellujan5625 really??
Oh, philosophy🤓🧐
But sure, why not😌
@@manuellujan5625 I'll be damned
This is nice but it’s really hard to get a frame of reference when the nothing here is human scale ….
I understand most of these speeds are not to human scale but that’s the point right
Yeah I could've added human scale references in the lower speed ones
Well you would end up showing the universe turning 2D and time freezing at speed of light, and finally time travel plus weird space distorsions beyond speed of light.
I don't think we can have any realistic representation of these hypothetical first person subjective situations...
I was thinking similarly - that it's too bad there isn't really a way to accurately *visually* represent speed and distance in the same mind-blowing way size is represented in those "planet/star size comparison" videos. I do appreciate this attempt at it though, thank you
Yea I know what you mean, that bullet looked extremely slow 😅
@@macky4074 if you could see the tracers being fired from a mountain (somehow) you would be able to watch it go past like a plane except about 3 or 4 times faster
This is really quite mindblowing overall. Real fantastic stuff in here. I wonder anyway is there the end to our universe or do we humans just not get the right perspective of the universe apart from aliens that are way more developed than us??🧐
The terrifying prospect of the speed of light increasing to 10 times its current speed, i.e. 10,790,000,000km/h, you will run around the earth to the point of dizziness.
Nice vid. Would have been interesting to incorporate doppler lightshift and relativity in the sub-lighspeed ones.
0:21 that escalated quickly
Yep
3:58 my average speed when mom gets home and I haven’t taken the chicken out to thaw yet
😂😂😂😂🤣🤣😂😵
My speed in my dreams with epic scifi music
0:00 1.4 m/s
0:12 14 m/s
0:20 343 m/s
0:34 833 m/s
0:48 11 km/s
1:08 70 km/s
1:18 300 km/s
1:28 13889 km/s
1:43 100000 km/s
Cameraman has done great work. I can’t imagine how hard was it for him
He can 1v1 every1 in the world even without using 0000000000.1% of his speed
Animation
@@notzeethforever6767 its an animation
@@hiiiiii.-.7058 he used space engine
@@gigglereal he used space engine
I absolutely love that program. Glad youre spreading awareness of it!
Whats the Name of this Program?
SpaceEngine 👌
Congrats for the camera man who had to run faster than the speed of light
Lol
@@will_rblx462 he did run faster than light speed he is now very tired
@@jamesross8266 no hes not tired at all he needs to go infinity km per sec to get tired
@@will_rblx462 he is very tired
He’s actually not tired he got 2202202002922835352725252627billion energy drinks and bars
Still slower than a flying chappal I receive from my mom when she finds me using phone at midnight 😂
You missed one thing. At the speed of light, time stops, so any distance is covered instantaneously in the traveler's reference frame. Outside of that reference frame, the amount of time that would have passed is the amount of light years. So if I get into a spaceship and travel to a star that's 100 light years away at the speed of light, for me, the trip will be instantaneous, but on Earth 100 years would have passed. If I then turn around and head back to Earth at the speed of light, my trip will again be instantaneous, but another 100 years would have passed on Earth, for a total of 200 years. Also, from the star, I would have had to plot a course to where Earth would be in 100 years, not where it was that moment, even though for me the trip would be instantaneous. This is why traveling at the speed of light (or very close to it) is more than enough to get anywhere in the Universe within a human lifetime. Time dilation takes care of that. Of course, depending on the distance traveled, in an Earth inertial reference frame, tens, thousands or millions of years will pass.
True. Well said!
Когда вернёшься обратно, для дома время пойдёт вспять.
TLDR: Please do not set a light speed trip to somewhere 10 billion lightyears away, Earth will die in an instant from your perspective.
0:01 5 km/h (3 mph)
>Average human walking speed
0:12 50 km/h (30 mph)
>Average car speed
0:21 1235 km/h (767 mph)
>Speed of sound
0:34 3000 km/h (1864 mph)
>Average speed of a bullet
0:49 40000 km/h (25000 mph)
>Earth's escape velocity
1:07 252K km/h (157K mph)
>Helios ll solar and probe speed
1:18 1.08M km/h (671K mph)
>Approaching velocity of andromeda galaxy to our galaxy
1:29 50M km/h (31M mph)
>Typical speed of a fast neutron
Great video. Next time though add some familiar structures to fly by for scale.
At 1 light speed no stars shouldn’t be moving
yeah. the same goes with real life
I absolutely love Space Engine, Ive just recently bought it and Ive played it a few times just flying around and exploring, Ive always had dreams about flying around the universe and now I literally can and its mind blowing. 😁
This guy is seriously underrated.
Edit: the fact that he hearted my comment even though it only had 2 likes and is months late is even more amazing. This guy is a legend
Protip: If you edit your comment, the heart disappears 😉
@@Stargaze_youtube and the pin if it’s pinned comment
Oh i didn't know xD , sorry
@@Stargaze_youtube can I ask where did you get the speed of 9.6 Septillion km/h of 300,000,000 light-years? Just wanna ask how it's calculated sorry to bother hehe. 😅
Is it 300,000,000 light-years per second to km/h conversion?
3:43 It's raining stars and planets!
It's raining galaxies🤩
@@Stargaze_youtube lol
Umm hey stargaze!!
Sorry i couldnt watch ur vids. I had exams this week, but im finally a free bird.
So can you give the download link for space engine in your description please?
Thank you! Glad you're back. You can find Space Engine on Steam or just lookup space engine on google.
@@Stargaze_youtube Thanks
Just realized space is going to be a part of my GCSE exams I am taking next year- so there is now hope for me to pass
Good luck!
@@Stargaze_youtube thank you!
@@wackyboss5560 did you pass
@@shoggy3890 like I said it's in may next year so I've still got time to try and save myself but I will let u know if I actually do (if I remeber to do this)
@@wackyboss5560 i’m good at space ask if u need help lol
I keep watching the point at 3:16 over and over, and every time I do, my stomach drops into my feet. Obviously, the Milky Way isn't the entire universe, but once the camera rises above the galactic plane and you can only see darkness surrounding the galaxy...it's like for just one second, you're God, looking over everything.
😢😢😢😢
@@ThePachiztamayo wats so sad dude?
The game is called SpaceEngine, you can explore the whole universe
@@caelianaustria6961I Think His Kid.
3:02 Loading screen of No Man's Sky :3
Hey! Love ur vids btw what application do u use for this?
Thank you!! It's called Space Engine
The speed of darkness is faster than the speed of light, because there is always the darkness before the light
Darkness is truly omnipresent
for those who don't know, proper speed (i.e distance per traveler time) can be anything, even greater value than that of speed of light. As Wikipedia says, if someone experiences constant acceleration of 1g the first half of the journey, and decelerates with 1g the second half, then the time to reach Andromeda galaxy is just 25 years of the traveler's time. Of course, for an observer from Earth this will still take millions of years
Travelling faster than the speed of light would also be time travelling
Fuck it, well not if everyone can do that also everything is in past so it doesn't matter because it won't cause harm in anyway it will just be more accurate
Actually no. By our current understanding of physics you don’t need to travel ftl for traveling in the past. Like the antimatter particles in fact travel backward in time but still slower than light.
FTL speed is just impossible and it’s hard to think what will happen if you achieve that speed. Probably you’ll be beyond the time and space of the Universe
@@КириллТрифонов-е5ф tbh I don't think he was talking about traveling to past, instead he was talking about traveling to future due to time dilation.
@@Wincynin you don’t need FTL speed for traveling into the future. Sub light speed is enough. With FTL you’ll find yourself not just in the future but beyond the future in >♾ year. And beyond the space of our Universe btw
@@КириллТрифонов-е5ф I kinda get what you're saying but I don't think that the guy who posted this comment gets that time dilation isn't time traveling its more like bending physics a bit and say that you are time traveling. On the other hand, I mentioned it will be more accurate because what we observe in the universe is practically past of other stuff like stars and other galaxies because the speed of light is pretty slow when you consider how vast is our universe, and now assuming that we can jump the light speed barrier we'll be traveling more precisely and not based on past of our destination.
3:30 is that a no man's sky reference lol
(Its the intro to the game when ur loading a save lol)
Such a cool vid! Can’t imagine how cool it would be in an interstellar spaceship cockpit
Thank you!
Hi i wanna ask a question do you have the space engine pro? Or the standard one?
Amazing job!!!!
Space Engine makes you realize that the speed of light is so slow it's essentially like standing still and not moving at all. In fact, thousands of times the speed of light is still like standing still on a universal scale. Just proves how stuck we are on this planet.
Chuck Norris' fists are so fasts, they make light wish that it was faster!
Chuck is everyone's master.
@@anthonymoncada6274, I see you are a man of culture as well
"Spacetime cannot be percieved neurologically." - Panoli Rueben.
Now include the relativistic effects, doppler, etc. for a perfectly trippy video ;-)
In SpaceEngine, you can go 10 times faster by switching to aircraft or spacecraft mode and increasing the speed to the max, then switch back to free mode; don't change your speed though
wish I can see the cosmic webs.
❤️
Thanks for making this its interesting,its the rarest video that able to make open my mouth for a long time,keep making video like this
Thank you!!
@@Stargaze_youtube you're welcomd
great job!
Ty!
one of the craziest representation i have ever seen in my life 👏👏👏
2:56 Proxima Centauri is arond 4 light years away from Earth, i think 1light year/s is not minimal speed
He said b/w stars, it does not mean one of them always have to be our sun
beautiful video! It really puts into perspective a lot of differents speeds!
Props to the cameraman that traveled the whole universe
3:03 so windows XP screensaver moves at this speed. That's freaking fast
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The amazing thing is that our planet moves in its orbit around the Sun at an average speed of 29 km/sec. (104,400 km/h) and we don't feel it.
When we sit, sleep, stand, or walk, we are constantly moving at this incredible hypersonic speed.
What happens when i go faster than light?
That is literally impossible
@@wackyboss5560 eh u got a point, i was just curious lol
@@heinzguderian6329 it's fine the speed of light itself is near impossible to get to theoretically if you were able to use the gravity of a black hole to slingshot yourself around the galaxy it may work- as not even light can escape a black hole- however this will probably never be attempted
It is impossible, but let's say you do. Well, you'd start playing around with time. Really mind boggling.
Even at that technically speaking you would only speed up so fast and in theory you would travel time however only into the future and never back to the past a whole civilisation an age, all sorts would rise and fall within seconds if you could achieve or even top that speed if it were somehow possible
I'm so fucking glad I stumbled upon your channel man. You put out the exact contact I'm interested in. Thanks!
Thank you for being here 😊
It would've been good if you'd showed us the speed of light actually on earth...like if you were on the ground travelling at the speed of light 👍
That'd be kinda hard because at the speed of light you could (in one second) go around the whole Earth multiple times lol
@@Stargaze_youtube exactly mate, imagine what that would look like to to human eye, would it just look like blurry mess of colours, or would it just look like a frozen image....or maybe look like the scene on Spaceballs when they go ludicrous speed and everything just goes plaid...😂 what do you think?? Great video by the way 👍
Actually at speeds closer to light speed, you may travel gigantic paths more than 300kk km in few seconds, from your perspective you must see something similar in star wars when they do hyperjump, because time is relative, and at those speeds distance shortens. From perspective of photon, there are no time or space, because photon travels from each point on universe to any other point in 0 seconds, and only thing you see at this speed is black screen
Human : we have atom bombs.
Aliens : we have pingpong ball with some speed.
Props to the camera guy for going to space and traveling faster than light for educational purposes
Thanks tk the cameraman to travel so fast and shoot high quality video for us, it costed him to stay billions of years in space!
This is nothing compared to when I need to go up/down stairs when my mom gives me a task
Subbed that was awesome
Thank you :)
Two questions...
1] If we travel at light speed or faster, with our eyes looking backwards (ie, we are looking opposite to the direction of motion, like in the scene where we are leaving the galaxy behind) would we be able to see anything? Light would not be able to catch up with our eyes, right?
2] If we are traveling at light speed or faster and we are looking forward, would our retinas get torn apart (or would the forces cancel out like in a head on collision - in the case of traveling at light speed)?
Backwards will be less light and forward wil be more light
I just cannot fathom how big the universe actually is. And then, is this the only one?
I was afraid if i blink
I've missed *10,000,000* light years
I dare you to try and find your way home after a few beers at the pub at interstellar speed 😂
Awesome! 🎧🎶🤩
At one ly a sec, we could get to Andromeda in a month.
At 300,000,000 ly a sec, you could traverse the observable universe in about five minutes.
The terrifying prospect of the speed of light increasing to 10 times its current speed, i.e. 10,790,000,000km/h, you will run around the earth to the point of dizziness.
and THIS is why aliens havent visited us.
Me : watch video on 2x
Travelling faster than light by a factor of 44 millions
This is what the Earth looks like in real life
"Nothing can travel faster than light."
Warp drive just entered the chatroom.
Ender man has joined the chat
Its a joke k
but, but...
ugh nvm
Law of physics has joined the chat
0:34
Wow. Fictional settings really undersell how immense bullet speed is, then. Stuff moving this fast in movies or shows always looks sluggish...
From 1 light year per second it really starts to look interesting👀
It would still take around 29 days to travel to the Andromeda galaxy with that speed 🤯
3:40 that's a screen saver we had in our school computer
nice content love your channel bro!!!
Thank you my guy!
Imagine leaving our galaxy getting lost and never be able to return home.
Sounds nice.
Interestingly enough, this is what you'd actually see when you approach nearly to the speed of light. But to your perspective only.
I read somewhere that, hypothetically, traveling faster than light would mean to travel to the past.
Yes, travelling faster than light means breaking causality all together, hence it's not a thing.
What software/simulator are you using ?
space engine
Forget the speed comparison, I'm here for the music.
It's like comparing 0 to 1.
For speed comparison, there must be a standard spatial reference. When you include 'Light' in the scenario, this reference is broken down so the viewer can't visually comprehend.
Wait how you’re not traveling time after being as fast as light?
Amazing, thanks for the video.
i run more than the light
That’s what actually makes the universe sad is that we will never develop the speed of light (even if we did, it’s way too dangerous) and we won’t ever be able to discover the andromeda galaxy 2.5 million light years away let alone the hundreds of billions of other galaxy’s.
Awesome vídeo !! 👍👍👍
Thank you!!
What are you using to simulate the spreeds? Its gucking beautiful.
It's called Space Engine
The most useful video I have ever seen 👌👏
Edit: But I think 🤔 that this whole channel is most useful channel 🙏❤️
Thank you!!
@@Stargaze_youtube :D
I dont think it is possible to show the speeds over light speed, because nobody knows what kind of physic effects we would occur.
I think my screensaver moved this fast back in the 90s.
Very good video, thanks 🤗👍