@@birthsonbluebell3654 yes, they are really missing out, its so beautiful but yet so dangerous, however flat earthers will deny the amazingness of the universe to feel like they are special because they were created from some clay by an invisible sky daddy.
Fake obv breaks the 2nd law of thermodynamics, clearly says in the bible that because we are in the ether we can touch young boys and its every flat earthers right and wish to be be a moronic pedophile.... facts bruh.... don't try to strawman cheery pic your globe lies show me the curve and naked fliplopeina Boyz
This video makes me all the more confident that intelligent life exists somewhere out there. It also makes me sad that I probably won’t be alive to see it.
Actually a "tiny dust" is a pretty exaggerated depiction to what Earth is compared to the Universe... The total mass of the solar system is about 333,345.997 Earth masses... The Milky Way is thought to have some 300 billion stars... Our local galaxy cluster comprising of at least 47 galaxies including our own... Our own Supercluster (Virgo) contains about 100 galaxy clusters (clusters like our own Local Group) and about 2,000 individual galaxies... The Pisces-Cetus Supercluster Complex is the next line in our address and its comprised of about 60 superclusters of galaxies making up of tens of thousands of galaxies... The observable universe It is home to about 10-billion superclusters. Estimated to have about 350-billion large galaxies (like the Milky way) housing about 30-billion-trillion stars; That is 30,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 stars! So if the Earth is only about 12.742 km in diameter and the Observable Universe is 93 billion light-years in diameter (and increasing) then if we round up the numbers to have 12.742 km to be 13.000 km and 93 billion light years to be 100 b light years, then we can calculate how many Earths it will take to fill the Observable Universe... The number should be 100 bly / 13.000 km A light year is 9.4605284 × 10^12 kms rounded up its 10*10^12 kms... So 1 light year is equal to about 10.000.000.000.000 km that's 10 Trilion kms, or 10^13 kms... So 100 billion light years are 10^2 * 10^9 * 10^13 kms that's 10^24 kms! Or 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 kms or 1 septillion kms! So if we make 1 septillion kms / 13,000 km we get that the Earth is 10^24 / 13*10^3 = 0.07*10^21 times smaller than the Universe! Or 76 quintillion (or 76,923,076,923,076,923,070) times smaller! Now lets look at a typical spec of sand... Which is about 0.05 to 2.0 mm. 1 mm is 10^-6 kilometers. And Compared to the Earth that's as follows... The Earth is like we said about 13.000 km and a spec of dust about 10^-6 km so we have a ratio of 13*10^3 / 10^-6 which is 13000 / 0.000001 13,000,000,000 times smaller. So the Earth is 76 quintillion times smaller than the Universe and a spec of dust is 13 billion times smaller than the Earth. So if we do 76 quintillion / 13 billion we get: around 5,917,159,763! That's a diffrence to the size of 5 billion! So in conclusion the Earth compared to the Universe is 5 billion times smaller than the smallest spec of dust on Earth (compared to the Earth)! So take a look at the Earth, then imagine it being the smallest spec of sand you can think of. Then decrease that number by 5 billion times and you have a good picture of how tiny the Earth is!
Fun fact about Vienna, where the camera begins zooming out: Stalin, Hitler, Trotsky and Freud all lived there the same time. Imagine that random encounter in some coffee shop table.
Hitler is a hobo out on the streets of Vienna when he sees two people coming into the coffee shop next to where he was taking shelter. He didn't know it at the time, but eventually, those two would become his greatest enemies, other than the jews of course. He had already grown some hatred for Semites, mainly fueled by the anti-semitism of the city he 'lived' in. These two people were Trotsky and Yugashveli (Later changing his name to Stalin, Russian for steel) They, had also grown some of their later political views by now, both thinking that the proletariat should rise up, but, just like Hitler, would not know of the hatred, and later a murder that would occur between them.
@@christina2060 Tbh there at least has to be another society that knows about our existence. But aren’t going to visit us for obvious reasons, and probably wants us to stay in our place for once again obvious reasons. And if we don’t they’ll probably kill us all.
@@always_trust_all_scientists It’s animated because it’s an interpretation of a perspective that we can’t gain. Sorry we can’t go faster than the speed of light to just snap some pictures of ourselves from another galaxy, but this animation is a decent way of visualizing scale.
Am I the only one that lowkey hopes that when I die I get to choose a spectator view option like call of duty and explore the universe as an impervious cameraman
I took this trip in VR in SpaceEngine (or to whatever the "edge" is in that program, I'm not sure). It was pretty mind-bending. Once I got out far enough that I couldn't even see the Milky Way and didn't know where "home" was anymore, it was unnerving, like being lost in the woods times a billion, yet I was still blasting away at impossible speeds, further and further and further... It took ages to reach the "edge" and then just nothingness... 10/10, would give myself an existential crisis again.
@Anirban Chakrabarti SpaceEngine is a simulation of the entire universe with known objects represented using real-world data and unknown objects being procedurally generated so when I say the edge, I do mean the very edge. I just don't know exactly how the program defines the edge.
Time a biillion he says... Its even worse mate. Imagine you stand in the Rain forest Jungle and EVERY leaf you see is a solar system like ours... The rainforest jungle would be like a supercluster size. So imagine that earth would be the size of a speck of dust in the entire jungle. And the jungle is only a supercluster. Earth in thay comparisson would be a local group and our solar system the observable universe. Then our supercluster would be able to be compared to the vast Universe we will never ever see as light from there will never reach us.
@Anirban Chakrabarti um no, we wouldn't find more galaxies. The universe is as old as the light travels. Whatever we see rn, is what we got. Anything beyond that is just vast emptiness.
"Space is big. Really big. You just won’t believe how vastly hugely mindbogglingly big it is. I mean you may think it’s a long way down the road to the chemist’s, but that’s just peanuts to space." -- Douglas Adams
@C Stew you must be one of those extremely ignorant and delusional people who think space is fake. I pity you honestly. How do you even believe crap like that?
"The universe is so big that even if human beings were immortal and had the ability to travel interstellar space, there still would be corners of the universe we wouldn't ever see or even come to know about" - unknown
@@wlrlel the universe is expanding. At a really high speed. Even if we were immortal and set out for light-years of journey, the universe would be moving away faster than we could catch up.
Not true. ‘Cause if we are immortal in every sense of the word, then life becomes No Man’s Sky. We get to grind, create a freighter, and iteratively improve our technology in leaps and bounds
Wasn’t it the second one? Correct me if I’m wrong since it’s been a while but it was after the princess went away and J was upset. K and someone else was talking to him when they opened the locker. Or maybe I’m just remembering wrong
Elysium- think he’s referring to end of the first MiB movies where it keeps zooming out and and out and it turns out we are inside marbles being played by super giant aliens... I always think along the same lines as this tbh, I would love to zoom out and out and out to see exactly what is outside our universe... if there is an outside that is
Yeah I’m not entirely convinced that there isn’t something greater that instigated all of this. But I could not fathom that if this being existed it would care about if I ate pork or masterbated. Yes of all the cosmos that’s what matters haha
The immensity of the universe never ceases to amaze. I like the video, and the zoom away from Vienna and back was fun, bit it would have been a little more interesting to me if the distance traveled was noted somewhere on screen as we're zooming, as well as the names of the structures we're seeing (solar system, local systems, milky way, local group, virgo supercluster, etc), to give a sense of how much of the universe we're seeing.
I agree Steven. The universe is insane. It's mind-bending, infact. When I look at the Hubble Space telescope images zooming into small patches of the night sky, zooming all the way only to see an infestation of galaxies from billions of years ago, it really reminds you of looking under a telescope, looking at something infinitely small. Except something infinitely big. Something never ending.
@@prplt It's the 15th planetary mass object. If you count the dwarf planets there are 16 planets in the solar system. Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Ceres, Jupiter, Uranus, Neptune, Orcus, Pluto, Haumea, Quaoar, Makemake, Gonggong, Eris and Sedna.
I was on psychedelics when I watched this video. I was almost sure that this would bring me immense sadness, but somehow, it was so comforting watching the zooming part. I felt happy that everything is so vast and almost limitless, giving me a hope that we are not alone in this universe and that probably, there is intelligent life out there, also exploring the vastness of our universe and filled with the same wonders and questions as us.
There must be. Honestly, the way I think of it is - either way, we are in an insane situation. Funny enough, the more exciting thought - that being other (hundreds of thousands of) intelligent civilizations out in the universe is the less crazy of the two. It's either that or even more mind-bending. We humans on Earth are in fact the only intelligible life in the universe.. That would be something of epic, biblical proportions. It's insane to think about, man.
And despite this, we're arguing about politics, skin pigmentation, being offended on twitter by the wrong gender pronoun, school budgeting, movie ratings, etc. Makes it all seem completely pointless.
@@21strose36 I just recently started getting seriously interested in space and physics. I mean, I've always had a concept of the universe, but never thought too deeply about it. But after revisiting it this time and truly gaining an understanding of the scale of it, I just wonder how many intelligent and highly technologically advanced civilizations live out there... Is it possible that there are Star Wars like areas in the universe where the entire galaxy is connected and different life forms from different interstellar regions of the galaxy travel in between? Even for Star Wars... leaving the galaxy was just inconceivable, but galaxies are just small tiny discs floating in the totality of the universe. It's scary how big this thing is, and it really makes you realize how much of the "story" of reality we're missing out on. I suddenly feel so sure of there being life in many, many, many other parts of the universe. It's just sad we'll never cross paths, most likely
@@SevenFootPelican lots of good points in what you said. I too have just started getting really interested in this kind of stuff. It’s very fascinating to learn about and to compose your personal theories. I believe that there’s most definitely a very good chance that there’s far advanced civilizations out there. All that space and time there’s no way we can be the only beings out there. With your Star Wars theory I never thought about that but that actually really makes sense. Smart thinking
@@riceisbetterthanyou5077 he didn’t say anything about racism. Being offended by the wrong pronouns is very useless because how the hell are people gonna just guess you’re a non binary girl when you’re biologically a boy. I’ll respect what you wanna be called but If I’m not aware, I’m gonna call you what you are. Don’t get offended, simply correct me.
With these distances, numbers of planets, galaxies, clusters, superclusters combined the possibility of other intelligent lifeforms must be higher than we think.
yea, as far as i know we live on a dome... I'll juzt leave a reply here to know the truth... coz i'am busy for now, my physics teacher is kinda bothering me...
You are traveling at the speed of light. This means you can circle Earth 7.5 times in a second. You will reach the moon in just over a second. Now, you will reach the sun in a little over 8 minutes. From the sun, you will reach Pluto in about 5½ hours. From the edge of the galaxy, you will cross the Milky Way in about 100,000 years. And if you have some time to spare, you can travel from one end to the other of the observable universe in 93,000,000,000 years.
Slight correction needed. Since the universe is expanding, you can't really cross the universe at the speed of light. By the time you travel the distance, the universe will be MUCH bigger.
It still bugs me about how big space is and how we may never explore all of it do the expanding universe and how we have yet to go back to the moon. I hope we explore some of it and hopefully find new life forms. The future is in space :) This video was cool thank you.
I think honestly the most important first step is to figure out how our brains work. To which we still know very little because the brain on a microscopic level is almost as crazy as the universe. But if we can figure out a way to tap into our thoughts and memories and upload consciousness into mind drives of sorts, then that is the first step to exploring the universe in my eyes. Our bodies are not meant to traverse space, but we could build ones eventually that are, and then it's just a matter of transferring consciousness to them. Give it a few hundred more years and I think all that may start to become a reality. Unfortunate for us in this time though. Smart enough to know these things are theoretically possible, but a little too early to get to reap the rewards, if you will. One could argue that humans are not ready for such a thing anyways though, most still cant get along with their neighbor and devalue people based off skin color. We have a ways to go yet. Still pretty cool to imagine though.
Noah Au yes still cool to. But eventually we’re going to have to work together. Human consciousness is one thing that also bugs me as well. Like where is the conscience, why do I even have one. Where did it come from. And it sucks as we’re all alone in our heads and even though we may think and see the same thing. We probably don’t. I just wish we can get out of our heads but that sounds way to complicated but yes, hopefully we can tap into human consciousness. But I also do think we have to explore space, yes we may not be ready but we don’t have a choice. Stephen Hawking even said we only have limited time on earth because we may go extinct from our stupidity like nuclear war or climate change. And than what we get but my an asteroid or something. So I feel we have to leave spaceship earth and head for the stars. I feel like investing into education will definitely help us at least progress. Even though humans may sound bad by watching the news, humans are actually really talented and we can do things with ease. It’s just commitment. If we put our brains together and work hard, we can progress into space travel and hopefully explore as much of the universe as we can before time “runs out”. Maybe that’s the meaning of life potentially, figuring out who we are, in this expansive universe.
I'm confident about finding new life forms elsewhere in this vast universe or the multiverse. The big question is what happens after. Our whole lives of indoctrination, religious beliefs and faith will all break apart and there will be chaos. Humans will go wild trying to bring each other down because the fanatics of faith will not go down easy as that would mean denying everything they ever believed in. But the truth is always preferable than being kept in the dark so humans will surely learn to evolve and adapt to changes and there will be an awakening unlike any that has taken place before. Humans are conscious souls living in shells or vessels called a body. The brain carries out all commands but the consciousness in us commands the brain. So when we learn more about our consciousness, we will learn more about the universe itself. This is just my thoughts and you can correct me if I'm wrong here. Thanks for reading.
This truly blows my mind. We are always stressing about the small things in life. But, once you look at the magnitude of everything, truly opens your mind to how miniscule everyday problems are.
Took 4 months, but the GlobeBuster's actually responded to your 10 challenges. Each part responds to 1 or 2 challenges, and is 1 to 2 hours long, probably to overwhelm people with so much information that they just go along with it, or don't bother to respond to the massive amount of BS. They attempt to use snowflakes and fractals to explain the Flat Earth, based on the 20 seconds of it that I could stomach watching.
Yeah they didn't actually answer any of the challenge questions. They just babbled incoherently about rays from heaven and crap. It's basically the Chewbacca Defense.
The size of the universe is the most beautiful thing I've probably ever tried to comprehend. It's the most natural thing in reality (it is reality itself), so it would make sense... it's so big. I imagine there being hundreds of thousands of full-fledged intelligent civilizations in the entirety of the universe... even outside of the cosmic horizon and outside of the observable universe... civilizations so technologically advanced it would blow our minds... full scale galactic wars and technology billions of years ahead of us
The answer to that question depends on whether you believe the universe was created by an intelligent being or if it came to be spontaneously out of nothing.
Brings a tear to the eye, beyond comprehension how vast life may be across the universe, I only can hope one day, a human being can meet other intelligent life and have a conversation
Unless a great filter to life is ahead of us that no intelligent species is capable of passing, there are so many variables that we have no clue about, what could be possible, and If our species is equipped to handle it( look up great filter ) there may be some species who happen to be able to handle a great filter if there is one but we may not be it, only time will tell, and it will surely be a very long and untold amount of time before we know much if anything.
It sucks knowing that we have so many personal problems here on earth but we are really just a small speck in this universe... Why did we have to make life so stressful?
Stop letting these fools deceive you we are not random blobs of flesh evolved from a random non living blob of bacteria in the most random galaxy in the most random solar system hurling and spinning through space at thousands upon thousands of miles per hour. Research the Bible, research flat earth, research entropy, 2nd law of thermodynamics, UNBIASEDLY. We are in an enclosed system, the stars the sun the moon are not quite what you think they are. Dont just blindly believe NASA. And most of all repent, and believe the gospel of Jesus Christ, He's coming soon with a fiery wrath to consume those who obey not His gospel, if you are not under His blood on judgement day then the lake of fire will be your destination, but you don't have to go there. Jesus doesn't want you to go there.
@@neftalis1thintersectionbau369 One problem with that. _Bacteria are alive_ Also there's a lot more wrong with that I just don't have the patience to remove your deeply held beliefs and my power tools are under investigation for having done it previously.
@@neftalis1thintersectionbau369 also while we are discussing this why would your ultimate justice award the same punishment for a child murdering rapist as someone who wears blended fabrics or touches himself and why would either of these be eliminated by simply believing in Jesus Christ,. Whether they exist or not makes no difference to me really.
Maybe the reason why the universe is constantly "expanding" is just the light finally getting to us and we're just able to see more of a possibly infinite structure
It's actually expanding, as in more space is added and has been added since the Big Bang. Space is a funny thing. Did you know for instance that an object launched at earth isn't pulled at by earth's gravity like an invisible force, but it's the curving of space itself by gravity that makes the object go towards earth. It's like I can walk straight for hours, but space around me is bending such that I actually made several U-turns without me noticing and without my direction vector changing; it was always pointed forward the entire time. Space (nothingness) can be added and I guess removed. If I add 2 times a cube of 1 by 1 by 1 meter of space between us, then I need to walk 2 extra meters to reach you now. Something like that is happening with the universe.
Yap its infinite. Its Infinite small and infinite big. No biging no end. Its all one we are all one. The universe in within you. Imagination creates reality. Imagination is the key. Everything we creat must first be imagine. We become what we think and feel the most. Imagination aka thoughts. Albert Einstein imagination is more important than knowledge.
@@cygnustsp I mean aliens could come from other star systems. For all you know aliens could've invented intersteller travel. Now that doesn't mean I think they're among us on this planet, or even this solar system; probably not but yea
Theoretically speaking, interstellar travel isn’t impossible, as there aren’t any laws of physics that definitively prohibit it. Admittedly, it’s difficult to fathom, but never say never...
Thats what you say but you should also remember that there could be alot more species out there then we even thought of. Right now we only know 1 species advanced enough to go to space. We barely even know if our own solar system contains life other then earth or not. Let alone the other 93 BILLION lightyears around us filled to the brim with galaxies. I am VERY certain there must be billions of other civilizations out there. Sure they are far apart but isn't that part of the challenge? To become a galaxy widespread species?
@@cherrydragon3120 I totally agree man. I mean, how can there not be a f**kton of other living beings given the chances we're here? It's truly a mind fuck.
Very small is an understatement. Earth in the observable universe (wich is considered to be like 200/250 times smaller then the actual universe but we cannot see all that as light will never be able to reach us from there) Could be compared to a speck of dust on earth. To think the actual universe could be several hundred times bigger then the observable universe is mind bending. And people say we are the only ones out here lol... we don't even know what could be in our own solar system let alone the rest
@@cherrydragon3120 Its not just a couple hundred my friend.. According to the theory of cosmic inflation that was proposed by Dr Alan Guth, if we were to assume that cosmic inflation began at 10^-37th of a second after the big bang, and with the assumption that the size of universe before inflation began was equal to it's age times speed of light, then this would seem to suggest that at the present day, the entire universe is 150,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 (sextillion) times larger than the observable universe. Let this number sink in for just a moment This would be similar to you thinking that the entire observable universe, everything that you could see, was the size of a lightbulb, but then realizing in reality the entire universe is larger than the former planet of Pluto. Imagine a lightbulb in the center of Pluto, but we inside the lightbulb were totally unaware Pluto existed outside of it, and thats a similar situation to this. We are all so unbelievably small.. but you shouldn't worry, because all that means is that there is so much left out there for us to discover together. :)
“Space is big. Really big. You just won't believe how vastly, hugely, mind-bogglingly big it is. I mean, you may think it's a long way down the road to the chemist's, but that's just peanuts to space; listen...." - Douglas Adams. Your upload reminded me of the opening scene from the film 'Contact'. Thanks for the content.
I felt so small watching this video but then I realized as far as we know, I am one of the most advanced things to come out of this vast, mind boggling expanse.
According to the Drake equation, the number of planets that could develop similar in life to ours is very very small. So there may be life on the far side of the universe. But it’s far enough away that we will never see it.
The drake equation predicts anywhere from 1000 to 100,000,000 civilisations in our galaxy alone and the furthest we have sent signals out covers a small fraction of our galaxy. Also there are galaxies significantly bigger, or with possibly more chances for civilisations and the milky way itself is a minuscule drop of water in an ocean of galaxies in the observable universe with the full universe predicted to be atleast 250 times bigger than the observable one. I know space is massive and difficult to grasp but even the smallest percentages are bigger numbers than you can imagine.
@@LucaGM_ obviously it depends on your assumptions that you plug into the equation. But Carl Sagan puts the number at 10. And that doesn’t account for the fact that we might not all exist at the same timeth-cam.com/video/2s1qTUqOv88/w-d-xo.html
1:30 fun fact: You can literally fit every planet in our solar system between the earth and the moon and you would still have a little bit of space left.
@♦{𝔾𝔸𝕄𝔼ℝ•ℙℝ𝕆}♦ A joke is a display of humour in which words are used within a specific and well-defined narrative structure to make people laugh and is usually not meant to be taken seriously.
I recently bought a book titled " Physics Demystified" and the begining section looks easy enough, just some arithmetic but with powers and exponents, plus scientific notation. I flipped to the later sections of the book, and it all looked liked gibberish (to me atleast). Did I have to learn Calculus first? Any tips for studying?
I'm not sure what's in the book, but I promise that my mathematics playlist has everything you need! Just scroll down until the topics seem unfamiliar and watch all the way through until you can't handle it anymore.
@@lambdee7006 And people not learning "that jibberish" will also get our species nowhere in the future. Why do you think we are growing and evolving as species? Because we want to learn about EVERYTHING.
If anyone likes to feel special again: we are creatures that evolved with the senses and instincts that would help us survive in a relatively small and confined environments. Hunt, gather food and generally dont get eaten. Yet we are still managing to think and explore in scales that are much bigger (and smaller) then we instinctively capable of grasping. I find that to be pretty inspiring
We can't be the only sentient creatures out there, can we? The universe iceberg (or 250) must have more. This is an AMAZING video, probably one that I'll keep coming back to. You did great making this!
Rush: “That’s where the ship originally embarked from.” Eli: “Earth” Park: “It’s leaving the galaxy.” Eli: “That was Pegasus.” Scott: “So, those points are more stars?” Eli: “No. Those are galaxies...” Scott: “Rush, where the hell are we?” Rush: “Several billion lights years from home.” Of course he was off some. The Destiny traveled at least a trillion light years during its journey. He was wrong about it’s age too, “launched hundreds of thousands of years ago”. It was launch between 50 million to 60 million years earlier. 247 times the size of the observable universe was the old lower estimate by the way.
5:45 I oddly felt relief watching the earth get smaller and disappear like that. To see our whole solar system just turn into one singular light and fade out. Everything thats happened on earth seems to not matter. All the drama, the wars, the people, the beauty...just gone.
Imagine another inhabitant from a planet of one of those galaxy is watching the same kind of video but their cameraman couldn’t find ours... How tragic it would be
Cool video. One of my favorite parts about this universe is lightspeed time dilation. If we could reduce ourselves to intelligent holograms made only of photons, we could travel across the observable universe instantly -- while billions of years in earth time would pass during our instantaneous journey. Mind blowing place we live in -- our universe.
Yes, but none will ever meet another. Consider for a moment if it turns out that on average, every galaxy in the Universe contains just one planet with an intelligent---even highly advanced---species of inhabitant. That still means we've got the issue of communicating over a distance of 2.5 million light years to our nearest neighbors. That makes for a 5 million year round-trip to reply a simple "What's up?". Neither sender, receiver & indeed the entire species will be around for the experience. The more depressing bit is the utterly pointless folly of trying to figure out how to travel at or near the speed of light. We need hundreds of thousands of times that speed just to make any practical use of it, whether that is just communications or actual physical motion of an object. There is no doubt that we may some day conclusively spot some alien folly around a planet at some great distance; I suppose the only useful result of such discovery would be that it will serve as a final nail in the coffin of creationist religious idiots.
It doesn’t confirm. It begs us to question the notion that the universe was made for us alone. Likely our tv and radio broadcast signals would never reach 25 light years strong and clear enough to be distinguishable from the background radiation. However, we could in the near future send probes to nearby stars hosting their own planets to put that signal quality to the test, 30 years after launch from those star systems. The nearest is a little over 4 lys away. Just use a solar sail to accelerate a small probe at it to by as much as 5% the speed of light.
Heres the thing, universe *generates* in a *pattern* , and these patterns can be unique for so long,so it will repeat itself possibly creating a multiverse. Where there are ppl like us thinking the same way. They are Alien, but not like how we think it is. Its kinda like UFO,where UFO r the things that is unjustifiable in space..yet we imagine their shape same way. Conclusion: There are humans like us which is scientifically Alien,but Not green nor sliver and nor does they look any difference from us
Distance comparisons (well known stars) Sun: 8 light minutes away Closest star proxima centauri: 4.2 ly away Closest binary system: alpha centauri A and B 4.3 ly away Brightest star in our sky (other than the sun): Sirius A and B 6.8 ly away Blue supergiant: Rigel 864.3 ly away Red supergiant: Betelgeuse 642.5 ly away
Big *RESPECT* for cameraman
haters will say its fake cgi
@@fbi6893 Speaking of that, I feel bad for the flat earthers that can't see the amazingness of the universe.
@@birthsonbluebell3654 yes, they are really missing out, its so beautiful but yet so dangerous, however flat earthers will deny the amazingness of the universe to feel like they are special because they were created from some clay by an invisible sky daddy.
He was driving a Supra, so he could take us both ways fast.
Fake obv breaks the 2nd law of thermodynamics, clearly says in the bible that because we are in the ether we can touch young boys and its every flat earthers right and wish to be be a moronic pedophile.... facts bruh.... don't try to strawman cheery pic your globe lies show me the curve and naked fliplopeina Boyz
This video makes me all the more confident that intelligent life exists somewhere out there. It also makes me sad that I probably won’t be alive to see it.
this videos proves nothing but how big is the space ! being just big cant prove the existance of anything else that we cant see !
Othmane TheSkills by sheer probability I would say the chances are pretty good...
@@aidan33 based on what ?
@@OthmaneMsa at what moment he said that it was a proof ? He's only talking about his own perception of it.
@@MTKBull I agree , thank you !
And I am afraid of getting fired from the job on this tiny dust.
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@@-_Nuke_- great. You ruined the chain.
Actually a "tiny dust" is a pretty exaggerated depiction to what Earth is compared to the Universe...
The total mass of the solar system is about 333,345.997 Earth masses...
The Milky Way is thought to have some 300 billion stars...
Our local galaxy cluster comprising of at least 47 galaxies including our own...
Our own Supercluster (Virgo) contains about 100 galaxy clusters (clusters like our own Local Group) and about 2,000 individual galaxies...
The Pisces-Cetus Supercluster Complex is the next line in our address and its comprised of about 60 superclusters of galaxies making up of tens of thousands of galaxies...
The observable universe It is home to about 10-billion superclusters. Estimated to have about 350-billion large galaxies (like the Milky way) housing about 30-billion-trillion stars;
That is 30,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 stars!
So if the Earth is only about 12.742 km in diameter and the Observable Universe is 93 billion light-years in diameter (and increasing) then if we round up the numbers to have 12.742 km to be 13.000 km and 93 billion light years to be 100 b light years, then we can calculate how many Earths it will take to fill the Observable Universe... The number should be 100 bly / 13.000 km
A light year is 9.4605284 × 10^12 kms rounded up its 10*10^12 kms... So 1 light year is equal to about 10.000.000.000.000 km that's 10 Trilion kms, or 10^13 kms... So 100 billion light years are 10^2 * 10^9 * 10^13 kms that's 10^24 kms! Or 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 kms or 1 septillion kms!
So if we make 1 septillion kms / 13,000 km we get that the Earth is 10^24 / 13*10^3 = 0.07*10^21 times smaller than the Universe! Or 76 quintillion (or 76,923,076,923,076,923,070) times smaller!
Now lets look at a typical spec of sand... Which is about 0.05 to 2.0 mm.
1 mm is 10^-6 kilometers. And Compared to the Earth that's as follows...
The Earth is like we said about 13.000 km and a spec of dust about 10^-6 km so we have a ratio of 13*10^3 / 10^-6 which is 13000 / 0.000001
13,000,000,000 times smaller.
So the Earth is 76 quintillion times smaller than the Universe and a spec of dust is 13 billion times smaller than the Earth. So if we do 76 quintillion / 13 billion we get: around 5,917,159,763! That's a diffrence to the size of 5 billion!
So in conclusion the Earth compared to the Universe is 5 billion times smaller than the smallest spec of dust on Earth (compared to the Earth)!
So take a look at the Earth, then imagine it being the smallest spec of sand you can think of. Then decrease that number by 5 billion times and you have a good picture of how tiny the Earth is!
Fun fact about Vienna, where the camera begins zooming out: Stalin, Hitler, Trotsky and Freud all lived there the same time. Imagine that random encounter in some coffee shop table.
Hitler is a hobo out on the streets of Vienna when he sees two people coming into the coffee shop next to where he was taking shelter. He didn't know it at the time, but eventually, those two would become his greatest enemies, other than the jews of course. He had already grown some hatred for Semites, mainly fueled by the anti-semitism of the city he 'lived' in. These two people were Trotsky and Yugashveli (Later changing his name to Stalin, Russian for steel) They, had also grown some of their later political views by now, both thinking that the proletariat should rise up, but, just like Hitler, would not know of the hatred, and later a murder that would occur between them.
You could make a religion out of this!
Or a sitcom
@@sarasij1477 Everyone at the bar when Adolf walks in: "Hitleeer!!!" xD
That would never happen cause hitler and stalin were enemies and would never sit at the same table
City’s tolerance due the harmonious symphonies of Mozart and Beethoven first
This confirms one thing for sure: whatever this is, it's not about us.
It is about the universe itself
Plottwist: it is about us, but they wanted be extra sure we won’t escape lol
but bro imagine all the people on other planet thinking the same thing like thinking they’re the only ones. my brain can’t even comprehend this
@@christina2060 Tbh there at least has to be another society that knows about our existence. But aren’t going to visit us for obvious reasons, and probably wants us to stay in our place for once again obvious reasons. And if we don’t they’ll probably kill us all.
@@always_trust_all_scientists It’s animated because it’s an interpretation of a perspective that we can’t gain. Sorry we can’t go faster than the speed of light to just snap some pictures of ourselves from another galaxy, but this animation is a decent way of visualizing scale.
Am I the only one that lowkey hopes that when I die I get to choose a spectator view option like call of duty and explore the universe as an impervious cameraman
I don't care what religion you're from, most of would want this.
@@TiaPookie In technical terms, true.
SAME
@@TiaPookie When you die, you probably wont have any fear.
this is why I do psychedelics so hopefully one day I get to actually travel through space in the comfort of my home 😌
I took this trip in VR in SpaceEngine (or to whatever the "edge" is in that program, I'm not sure). It was pretty mind-bending. Once I got out far enough that I couldn't even see the Milky Way and didn't know where "home" was anymore, it was unnerving, like being lost in the woods times a billion, yet I was still blasting away at impossible speeds, further and further and further... It took ages to reach the "edge" and then just nothingness...
10/10, would give myself an existential crisis again.
@Anirban Chakrabarti SpaceEngine is a simulation of the entire universe with known objects represented using real-world data and unknown objects being procedurally generated so when I say the edge, I do mean the very edge. I just don't know exactly how the program defines the edge.
Time a biillion he says...
Its even worse mate.
Imagine you stand in the Rain forest Jungle and EVERY leaf you see is a solar system like ours... The rainforest jungle would be like a supercluster size. So imagine that earth would be the size of a speck of dust in the entire jungle. And the jungle is only a supercluster. Earth in thay comparisson would be a local group and our solar system the observable universe. Then our supercluster would be able to be compared to the vast Universe we will never ever see as light from there will never reach us.
@@cherrydragon3120 crazy to think about eh
@Anirban Chakrabarti um no, we wouldn't find more galaxies. The universe is as old as the light travels. Whatever we see rn, is what we got. Anything beyond that is just vast emptiness.
@Anirban Chakrabarti k
"Space is big. Really big. You just won’t believe how vastly hugely mindbogglingly big it is. I mean you may think it’s a long way down the road to the chemist’s, but that’s just peanuts to space."
-- Douglas Adams
Also in the beginning of the zoom out sound similar to this;
Classic G1 movie : th-cam.com/video/cJRfABxL4R8/w-d-xo.html
@C Stew
Space is fiction?
Wait, are you a flat earther?
@C Stew you must be one of those extremely ignorant and delusional people who think space is fake. I pity you honestly. How do you even believe crap like that?
Space ia unlimited?
I'm still waiting on the improbability propulsion.
"The universe is so big that even if human beings were immortal and had the ability to travel interstellar space, there still would be corners of the universe we wouldn't ever see or even come to know about" - unknown
Doesn't make sense
@@wlrlel the universe is expanding. At a really high speed. Even if we were immortal and set out for light-years of journey, the universe would be moving away faster than we could catch up.
@@asylumskp4391 plus, there's a actual force.
Not true. ‘Cause if we are immortal in every sense of the word, then life becomes No Man’s Sky. We get to grind, create a freighter, and iteratively improve our technology in leaps and bounds
It’s still not possible to travel faster than the speed of light as that requires infinite energy if you have mass
I always love the "theres always a bigger fish" viewpoint. Mostly because it reminds me of the men in black 1 movie ending haha.
Wasn’t it the second one? Correct me if I’m wrong since it’s been a while but it was after the princess went away and J was upset. K and someone else was talking to him when they opened the locker. Or maybe I’m just remembering wrong
Qui Gon Jin in Phantom Menace
Elysium- think he’s referring to end of the first MiB movies where it keeps zooming out and and out and it turns out we are inside marbles being played by super giant aliens... I always think along the same lines as this tbh, I would love to zoom out and out and out to see exactly what is outside our universe... if there is an outside that is
LOSTBHOY yeah I thought it was the second for some reason
*cries in Qui gon jin
Not to brag about it, because I have nothing to do with it, but Italy really is the prettiest piece of land you can see from orbit :)
Just because the foot of Italy is always juggeling with the three islands: Corsica, Sardinia and Sicily.
@@freddan6fly
ikr?
Never thought to find ChristianIce here lol
Nah
Yeah but Scandinavia is pretty neat, it’s such a crazy shape just to allow the Baltic Sea and the Danish straits is crazy to me.
10:18
When your dad brags about how far he had to walk to get to school back in his day.
sheldon, if you're not in bed by nine, your neuro receptors will loose there sensitivity which leads to impaired cognitive function
LOL THAT CONTEXT is perfect
barracuda
See u after 7 years when this will get in recommendation.
By then we'll probably have people in mars.
C u mate
2 days ago
Ruining 69 likes :)
꧁༒Mr. Potato༒꧂ bye
So let me get this straight, the sole creator of all this gets angry if I eat pork?
Ikr some religions have funny obnoxious rules to it
Yep. Pork and seafood. Wearing mixed fabrics is a no-no as well.
Ceremonial laws lol no longer needed
religions are full of bullshit and thats why their rules are so stupid and awful
Yeah I’m not entirely convinced that there isn’t something greater that instigated all of this. But I could not fathom that if this being existed it would care about if I ate pork or masterbated. Yes of all the cosmos that’s what matters haha
it’s ignorant to think that there is no life other than us out of trillions of galaxies
There isn’t
@@AnguishedMan you're channel name says it all
@@mysticluvsu it’s a troll trying to make the BLM movement seem bad and you fell for it
@@ofc_b4nk138 how am I making it seem bad? I literally did nothing
@@Anon-uv9mj please quote something factual next time
Strangely, this makes me feel better about life.
A single life, to scale, is meaningless. Let go of it, and your problems disappear. There is peace in death.
@@ketofitforlife2917 that's not gonna stop my Netflix bill from over drafting my bank account
Opposite
This makes me sad
Darkness my old friend
I love that you chose my hometown as the starting point! 🤘🏻
Whats town pls ?
@@richardaitkenhead Vienna, Austria ;)
@@user-ur3gg4bz6l oh sweet, I heard its beautiful!
@@user-ur3gg4bz6l Yep, allways easier to the eye, than Washington DC for us, europeans. Loved it there, don't love Hollywood.
Yo what. I also live in Vienna
Alternate title: Vienna as seen from 46,5 billion light years away
There's gotta be jobs out there, there just has to be...
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Amazon Galactic delivery driver
The immensity of the universe never ceases to amaze. I like the video, and the zoom away from Vienna and back was fun, bit it would have been a little more interesting to me if the distance traveled was noted somewhere on screen as we're zooming, as well as the names of the structures we're seeing (solar system, local systems, milky way, local group, virgo supercluster, etc), to give a sense of how much of the universe we're seeing.
100% agree!
And the speed as well.
I agree Steven. The universe is insane. It's mind-bending, infact. When I look at the Hubble Space telescope images zooming into small patches of the night sky, zooming all the way only to see an infestation of galaxies from billions of years ago, it really reminds you of looking under a telescope, looking at something infinitely small. Except something infinitely big. Something never ending.
Didn't know it was from Vienna, I thought that the zoom started from my house.
The vastness is incomprehensible, completely mind blowing. I wish we had more answers. Thank you for your explanations.
2:04 "Which extends to the outermost planet, Neptune"
I could feel some people triggering.
I am triggered. Pluto forever!
I am triggered. What about Pluto and Eris?!
@@Mr-DNA_ wtf is Eris
@@prplt It's the 15th planetary mass object.
If you count the dwarf planets there are 16 planets in the solar system. Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Ceres, Jupiter, Uranus, Neptune, Orcus, Pluto, Haumea, Quaoar, Makemake, Gonggong, Eris and Sedna.
@@thecaprikid1329 Pluto is the size of Australia and has no right to be a planet. It's several times smaller than our moon.
Who put Vienna at the centre of the universe?
As always was....
"Wait, it's all Vienna"
"war schon immer"
Ohhhh Vienna!!!
Probably Hitler
moo moo - we have these things on the old interwebby called “Google Earth”
Either we are alone in this universe or we are not, both are equally terrifying.
Cringe
@@SsmskskSmsjsj bro what did he do to you
@@SsmskskSmsjsj Not even cringe lmao
Somehow, alone seems more terrifying
Terror is a made up idea
I was on psychedelics when I watched this video. I was almost sure that this would bring me immense sadness, but somehow, it was so comforting watching the zooming part. I felt happy that everything is so vast and almost limitless, giving me a hope that we are not alone in this universe and that probably, there is intelligent life out there, also exploring the vastness of our universe and filled with the same wonders and questions as us.
There must be. Honestly, the way I think of it is - either way, we are in an insane situation. Funny enough, the more exciting thought - that being other (hundreds of thousands of) intelligent civilizations out in the universe is the less crazy of the two. It's either that or even more mind-bending. We humans on Earth are in fact the only intelligible life in the universe.. That would be something of epic, biblical proportions. It's insane to think about, man.
And despite this, we're arguing about politics, skin pigmentation, being offended on twitter by the wrong gender pronoun, school budgeting, movie ratings, etc.
Makes it all seem completely pointless.
I don’t think I’ve ever read anything more true than this.
@@21strose36 I just recently started getting seriously interested in space and physics. I mean, I've always had a concept of the universe, but never thought too deeply about it. But after revisiting it this time and truly gaining an understanding of the scale of it, I just wonder how many intelligent and highly technologically advanced civilizations live out there... Is it possible that there are Star Wars like areas in the universe where the entire galaxy is connected and different life forms from different interstellar regions of the galaxy travel in between?
Even for Star Wars... leaving the galaxy was just inconceivable, but galaxies are just small tiny discs floating in the totality of the universe. It's scary how big this thing is, and it really makes you realize how much of the "story" of reality we're missing out on. I suddenly feel so sure of there being life in many, many, many other parts of the universe. It's just sad we'll never cross paths, most likely
@@SevenFootPelican lots of good points in what you said. I too have just started getting really interested in this kind of stuff. It’s very fascinating to learn about and to compose your personal theories. I believe that there’s most definitely a very good chance that there’s far advanced civilizations out there. All that space and time there’s no way we can be the only beings out there. With your Star Wars theory I never thought about that but that actually really makes sense. Smart thinking
@@riceisbetterthanyou5077 he didn’t say anything about racism. Being offended by the wrong pronouns is very useless because how the hell are people gonna just guess you’re a non binary girl when you’re biologically a boy. I’ll respect what you wanna be called but If I’m not aware, I’m gonna call you what you are. Don’t get offended, simply correct me.
21stRose Did u read “skin pigmentation”?
Damn, that graphic really made me feel absolutely microscopic.
It just amazes how big the universe is and how life can be discovered on other galaxies and planets!
"its not even remotely to scale"
me with my 384,400km monitor: I dont have such weaknesses
With these distances, numbers of planets, galaxies, clusters, superclusters combined the possibility of other intelligent lifeforms must be higher than we think.
Your dad is the cameraman.
Explains why he isn't back yet.
He said he's just going to buy milk
I'm the real suid
Oof that one was good😂 ಥ‿ಥ
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Ikr
@@glantama7996 the best milk possible in the universe
What are you trying to tell us? Are you saying we aren’t in a dome? My head hurts
It IS a dome, but it's like, 2 connected domes. 2 hemispheres, as it were.
LMAO
dome hahahaha the earth is not a snow globe it's an inverted super hexagon
yea, as far as i know we live on a dome...
I'll juzt leave a reply here to know the truth...
coz i'am busy for now, my physics teacher is kinda bothering me...
@@SushiCat0316 earth is not hollow... it's full of spagetti
You are traveling at the speed of light. This means you can circle Earth 7.5 times in a second. You will reach the moon in just over a second. Now, you will reach the sun in a little over 8 minutes. From the sun, you will reach Pluto in about 5½ hours. From the edge of the galaxy, you will cross the Milky Way in about 100,000 years. And if you have some time to spare, you can travel from one end to the other of the observable universe in 93,000,000,000 years.
Slight correction needed. Since the universe is expanding, you can't really cross the universe at the speed of light. By the time you travel the distance, the universe will be MUCH bigger.
@@DP-ot6zf the scale is so massive, it is genuinely hard to comprehend, it’s fucking beautiful
Imagine this in vr.
You can do this in VR with SpaceEngine. It's as amazing as you're imagining it.
I would actually shit my pants lmao
space engine supports stereoscopic vision and vr
@@undeadjoe same lmao
It still bugs me about how big space is and how we may never explore all of it do the expanding universe and how we have yet to go back to the moon. I hope we explore some of it and hopefully find new life forms. The future is in space :)
This video was cool thank you.
I think honestly the most important first step is to figure out how our brains work. To which we still know very little because the brain on a microscopic level is almost as crazy as the universe. But if we can figure out a way to tap into our thoughts and memories and upload consciousness into mind drives of sorts, then that is the first step to exploring the universe in my eyes. Our bodies are not meant to traverse space, but we could build ones eventually that are, and then it's just a matter of transferring consciousness to them. Give it a few hundred more years and I think all that may start to become a reality. Unfortunate for us in this time though. Smart enough to know these things are theoretically possible, but a little too early to get to reap the rewards, if you will. One could argue that humans are not ready for such a thing anyways though, most still cant get along with their neighbor and devalue people based off skin color. We have a ways to go yet. Still pretty cool to imagine though.
Noah Au yes still cool to. But eventually we’re going to have to work together. Human consciousness is one thing that also bugs me as well. Like where is the conscience, why do I even have one. Where did it come from. And it sucks as we’re all alone in our heads and even though we may think and see the same thing. We probably don’t. I just wish we can get out of our heads but that sounds way to complicated but yes, hopefully we can tap into human consciousness. But I also do think we have to explore space, yes we may not be ready but we don’t have a choice. Stephen Hawking even said we only have limited time on earth because we may go extinct from our stupidity like nuclear war or climate change. And than what we get but my an asteroid or something. So I feel we have to leave spaceship earth and head for the stars. I feel like investing into education will definitely help us at least progress. Even though humans may sound bad by watching the news, humans are actually really talented and we can do things with ease. It’s just commitment. If we put our brains together and work hard, we can progress into space travel and hopefully explore as much of the universe as we can before time “runs out”. Maybe that’s the meaning of life potentially, figuring out who we are, in this expansive universe.
I'm confident about finding new life forms elsewhere in this vast universe or the multiverse. The big question is what happens after. Our whole lives of indoctrination, religious beliefs and faith will all break apart and there will be chaos. Humans will go wild trying to bring each other down because the fanatics of faith will not go down easy as that would mean denying everything they ever believed in.
But the truth is always preferable than being kept in the dark so humans will surely learn to evolve and adapt to changes and there will be an awakening unlike any that has taken place before.
Humans are conscious souls living in shells or vessels called a body. The brain carries out all commands but the consciousness in us commands the brain. So when we learn more about our consciousness, we will learn more about the universe itself. This is just my thoughts and you can correct me if I'm wrong here. Thanks for reading.
Curiosity is a bit of a curse.
"how we never explore all of it" Qute optimistic, don't you think. We will never explore even a tiny part and certainly not all of it.
Guys I was the cameraman
Thanks for all the love
Lol
TH-cam comment section is the source for rip offs
I respect and love you bro
This truly blows my mind. We are always stressing about the small things in life. But, once you look at the magnitude of everything, truly opens your mind to how miniscule everyday problems are.
doesn't make everyday problems any less stressful tho
Our brains cannot even remotely comprehend these sort of stuff, let alone try to control it, at least with our current technologies right now that is
Flat earthers: Nah, it's all just a big dome
Took 4 months, but the GlobeBuster's actually responded to your 10 challenges. Each part responds to 1 or 2 challenges, and is 1 to 2 hours long, probably to overwhelm people with so much information that they just go along with it, or don't bother to respond to the massive amount of BS. They attempt to use snowflakes and fractals to explain the Flat Earth, based on the 20 seconds of it that I could stomach watching.
Challenge #1: Make a map. Globebusters put out a 90 minute video in response, and still never made a map. Hmmmmm
@@penguin82875 It seems like they didn't understand what it meant to make a map. Or, they are confused by the word "challenge".
channel name please ? I want to laugh
ok the name is already there which is globe busters , sorry my bad i missed it .. Off i go to have a blast
Yeah they didn't actually answer any of the challenge questions. They just babbled incoherently about rays from heaven and crap. It's basically the Chewbacca Defense.
And yet we’re still struggling as a species to be united as one. Why are we even bother to look further? at the end it doesn’t even matter.
nothing matters my friend
Linkin Park?
Optimistic nihilism
I mean surviving doesn't really matter then I guess, since we offer nothing to the universe and it would be fine without us.
“We can’t even do X. Why even bother attempting Y?”
The size of the universe is the most beautiful thing I've probably ever tried to comprehend. It's the most natural thing in reality (it is reality itself), so it would make sense... it's so big. I imagine there being hundreds of thousands of full-fledged intelligent civilizations in the entirety of the universe... even outside of the cosmic horizon and outside of the observable universe... civilizations so technologically advanced it would blow our minds... full scale galactic wars and technology billions of years ahead of us
When I think about the size and vastness of the universe I ask myself what’s the point of it all?
We will never know. At least while we are physically incarnated on Planet Earth. Who knows, maybe when we die...
God is the point of it all.
There may be no point... so that is kind of an impossible question in that case.
The answer to that question depends on whether you believe the universe was created by an intelligent being or if it came to be spontaneously out of nothing.
I think that in begining of universe there was more of stars. Probably it collapsed or it destroyed itself with other star.
Brings a tear to the eye, beyond comprehension how vast life may be across the universe, I only can hope one day, a human being can meet other intelligent life and have a conversation
Or whatever we've evolved to by that time: we may be a new species ;)
Unless a great filter to life is ahead of us that no intelligent species is capable of passing, there are so many variables that we have no clue about, what could be possible, and If our species is equipped to handle it( look up great filter ) there may be some species who happen to be able to handle a great filter if there is one but we may not be it, only time will tell, and it will surely be a very long and untold amount of time before we know much if anything.
Just our luck the last flerf on earth will be the contact LOL.
@@2854Navman I did say intelligent life
@@patrickthestan Good point, I didn't want to be totally mean though. 😉
Now don't tell me there are no aliens in this universe.
Ofcourse there are 🤷♂️ We know that for a fact since a little more than 1400 years now
42:30
And among His Signs is the creation of the heavens and the earth, and of whatever living creatures (da'bbah) He has spread forth in both..
Im certain there are ...But they could not find us..Would be like looking for a cork floating in the middle of the ocean........
No one could tell you that, and know they are correct. But no one can tell you that there ARE aliens, and know they are correct.
@@yousefp3591 theres 0 factual proof of heaven/paradise existing aswell as god please shut the fuck up
That Earth is looking suspiciously spherical 🤔
Yea it should be flat smh
It’s a cartoon you mong
@@steviefpv idoit
@@-sgsdfhdhhdt Are you sure about that?
The actual earth isn't far from being a perfect sphere. Not from a distance and not from our tiny perspective.
"Let's buckle up, and blast off into space!"
Cameraman: Oh 💩, I forgot to turn off the oven!
It sucks knowing that we have so many personal problems here on earth but we are really just a small speck in this universe... Why did we have to make life so stressful?
Cause unfortunately we’re tied down to this rock with 8 billion people and power structures built on control
They been snubbing poor Pluto for years...the disrespect is outrageous.
Who cares, not like it's a planet or anything
what about the 4 (and possibly 5) other dwarf planets?
Stop letting these fools deceive you we are not random blobs of flesh evolved from a random non living blob of bacteria in the most random galaxy in the most random solar system hurling and spinning through space at thousands upon thousands of miles per hour. Research the Bible, research flat earth, research entropy, 2nd law of thermodynamics, UNBIASEDLY. We are in an enclosed system, the stars the sun the moon are not quite what you think they are. Dont just blindly believe NASA. And most of all repent, and believe the gospel of Jesus Christ, He's coming soon with a fiery wrath to consume those who obey not His gospel, if you are not under His blood on judgement day then the lake of fire will be your destination, but you don't have to go there. Jesus doesn't want you to go there.
@@neftalis1thintersectionbau369 One problem with that.
_Bacteria are alive_
Also there's a lot more wrong with that I just don't have the patience to remove your deeply held beliefs and my power tools are under investigation for having done it previously.
@@neftalis1thintersectionbau369 also while we are discussing this why would your ultimate justice award the same punishment for a child murdering rapist as someone who wears blended fabrics or touches himself and why would either of these be eliminated by simply believing in Jesus Christ,. Whether they exist or not makes no difference to me really.
The motif of staying alive is to be an atom in somebody's teeth floss.
I felt so safe when we made it back home-thanks dude
this is actually way way better than the videos buzzfeed or bright side makes
That’s not very hard to achieve, you know.
Maybe the reason why the universe is constantly "expanding" is just the light finally getting to us and we're just able to see more of a possibly infinite structure
That does makes sense! The universe is sooo big it's scary.
I think the universe is really expanding, but the observable universe works according to your light system.
It's actually expanding, as in more space is added and has been added since the Big Bang. Space is a funny thing. Did you know for instance that an object launched at earth isn't pulled at by earth's gravity like an invisible force, but it's the curving of space itself by gravity that makes the object go towards earth. It's like I can walk straight for hours, but space around me is bending such that I actually made several U-turns without me noticing and without my direction vector changing; it was always pointed forward the entire time.
Space (nothingness) can be added and I guess removed. If I add 2 times a cube of 1 by 1 by 1 meter of space between us, then I need to walk 2 extra meters to reach you now. Something like that is happening with the universe.
Yap its infinite. Its Infinite small and infinite big. No biging no end. Its all one we are all one. The universe in within you. Imagination creates reality. Imagination is the key. Everything we creat must first be imagine. We become what we think and feel the most. Imagination aka thoughts. Albert Einstein imagination is more important than knowledge.
Scientists: *We can't travel faster than light, let alone to the edge of the observable universe.*
This video: *Hold my beer.*
the universe is unnecessarily large. so much so that it makes it impossible for any species of different galaxies to ever meet one another.
My thoughts. My crazy ex wife believed that aliens lived amongst us. I would ask her how would they get here? Star Trek isn't an answer.
@@cygnustsp I mean aliens could come from other star systems. For all you know aliens could've invented intersteller travel. Now that doesn't mean I think they're among us on this planet, or even this solar system; probably not but yea
Theoretically speaking, interstellar travel isn’t impossible, as there aren’t any laws of physics that definitively prohibit it. Admittedly, it’s difficult to fathom, but never say never...
Thats what you say but you should also remember that there could be alot more species out there then we even thought of. Right now we only know 1 species advanced enough to go to space.
We barely even know if our own solar system contains life other then earth or not. Let alone the other 93 BILLION lightyears around us filled to the brim with galaxies.
I am VERY certain there must be billions of other civilizations out there. Sure they are far apart but isn't that part of the challenge? To become a galaxy widespread species?
@@cherrydragon3120 I totally agree man. I mean, how can there not be a f**kton of other living beings given the chances we're here? It's truly a mind fuck.
Earth: "So basically I'm very smol..."
Very small is an understatement.
Earth in the observable universe (wich is considered to be like 200/250 times smaller then the actual universe but we cannot see all that as light will never be able to reach us from there)
Could be compared to a speck of dust on earth.
To think the actual universe could be several hundred times bigger then the observable universe is mind bending.
And people say we are the only ones out here lol... we don't even know what could be in our own solar system let alone the rest
@@cherrydragon3120 Its not just a couple hundred my friend.. According to the theory of cosmic inflation that was proposed by Dr Alan Guth, if we were to assume that cosmic inflation began at 10^-37th of a second after the big bang, and with the assumption that the size of universe before inflation began was equal to it's age times speed of light, then this would seem to suggest that at the present day, the entire universe is 150,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 (sextillion) times larger than the observable universe. Let this number sink in for just a moment
This would be similar to you thinking that the entire observable universe, everything that you could see, was the size of a lightbulb, but then realizing in reality the entire universe is larger than the former planet of Pluto. Imagine a lightbulb in the center of Pluto, but we inside the lightbulb were totally unaware Pluto existed outside of it, and thats a similar situation to this.
We are all so unbelievably small.. but you shouldn't worry, because all that means is that there is so much left out there for us to discover together. :)
@@hikonz thats from Reallifelore.
@@masonnix9566 Yes im glad that you noticed
“Space is big. Really big. You just won't believe how vastly, hugely, mind-bogglingly big it is. I mean, you may think it's a long way down the road to the chemist's, but that's just peanuts to space; listen...." - Douglas Adams.
Your upload reminded me of the opening scene from the film 'Contact'. Thanks for the content.
You forgot something, around the solar system there’s a giant dust cloud millions of miles away called the Oort Cloud
That's only hypothetical
Thank you for this video, Prof Dave! The little scientists in my class will love this. ❤️
I felt so small watching this video but then I realized as far as we know, I am one of the most advanced things to come out of this vast, mind boggling expanse.
Great video. Makes me so mad to think that we are always trying to kill each other when we all live on this tiny spec of dust.
We DON'T KNOW how big the universe is. The more we look the more we realize it keeps going
You cannot watch this and not believe some form of life exists elsewhere in this vast universe we live in.
According to the Drake equation, the number of planets that could develop similar in life to ours is very very small. So there may be life on the far side of the universe. But it’s far enough away that we will never see it.
The drake equation predicts anywhere from 1000 to 100,000,000 civilisations in our galaxy alone and the furthest we have sent signals out covers a small fraction of our galaxy. Also there are galaxies significantly bigger, or with possibly more chances for civilisations and the milky way itself is a minuscule drop of water in an ocean of galaxies in the observable universe with the full universe predicted to be atleast 250 times bigger than the observable one.
I know space is massive and difficult to grasp but even the smallest percentages are bigger numbers than you can imagine.
@@LucaGM_ obviously it depends on your assumptions that you plug into the equation. But Carl Sagan puts the number at 10. And that doesn’t account for the fact that we might not all exist at the same timeth-cam.com/video/2s1qTUqOv88/w-d-xo.html
Thanks! this really aided in my weekly existential crisis ❤️
When you just expect a video just zooming out and then a dave starts explaining stuff
The second half is where the fun begins
I absolutely *LOVE THAT INTRO*
I love how he explains everything in such great detail
Whenever I'm fed up with the police state I'm living in, I watch astronomy videos that remind me of how insignificant politics really are.
They are totally significant, as they directly influence most of your subjective experiences.
@Jayo Delaware I'm a whiner for saying that politics are important?
Sure dude, whatever makes you feel better
@Jayo Delaware go outside, boomer.
1:30 fun fact: You can literally fit every planet in our solar system between the earth and the moon and you would still have a little bit of space left.
Mad *RESPECT* for the Cameraman bro
@♦{𝔾𝔸𝕄𝔼ℝ•ℙℝ𝕆}♦ A joke is a display of humour in which words are used within a specific and well-defined narrative structure to make people laugh and is usually not meant to be taken seriously.
I recently bought a book titled " Physics Demystified" and the begining section looks easy enough, just some arithmetic but with powers and exponents, plus scientific notation.
I flipped to the later sections of the book, and it all looked liked gibberish (to me atleast). Did I have to learn Calculus first? Any tips for studying?
I'm not sure what's in the book, but I promise that my mathematics playlist has everything you need! Just scroll down until the topics seem unfamiliar and watch all the way through until you can't handle it anymore.
@@ProfessorDaveExplains Okay, I'll have a look, thank you.
Stop wasting your time learning jibberish, life is too short, have fun and enjoy every minute. You learning that jibberish will get you no where.
@@lambdee7006 Learning is enjoyable though
@@lambdee7006 And people not learning "that jibberish" will also get our species nowhere in the future. Why do you think we are growing and evolving as species? Because we want to learn about EVERYTHING.
If anyone likes to feel special again: we are creatures that evolved with the senses and instincts that would help us survive in a relatively small and confined environments. Hunt, gather food and generally dont get eaten. Yet we are still managing to think and explore in scales that are much bigger (and smaller) then we instinctively capable of grasping. I find that to be pretty inspiring
Or just believe in the flat earth lie,it makes you feel more special but turns you into an idiot and laughing stock
Farthest human thing that travelled:- voyager
While cameraman : ha ha ha
Super big respect for our careman risk his life for this shots and teach us how big it is thank you!! Camera man😁😁😁
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We can't be the only sentient creatures out there, can we? The universe iceberg (or 250) must have more. This is an AMAZING video, probably one that I'll keep coming back to. You did great making this!
Dad is the cameraman.
Explains why he isn't back yet.
Rush: “That’s where the ship originally embarked from.”
Eli: “Earth”
Park: “It’s leaving the galaxy.”
Eli: “That was Pegasus.”
Scott: “So, those points are more stars?”
Eli: “No. Those are galaxies...”
Scott: “Rush, where the hell are we?”
Rush: “Several billion lights years from home.”
Of course he was off some. The Destiny traveled at least a trillion light years during its journey. He was wrong about it’s age too, “launched hundreds of thousands of years ago”. It was launch between 50 million to 60 million years earlier.
247 times the size of the observable universe was the old lower estimate by the way.
Where's this from?
SHF // ShadowHunterFi
Stargate Universe, “Air” part 1.
episode 1 season 1.
@@eds1942 Thanks
Most people can't even comprehend how far one lightyear is.
5:45 I oddly felt relief watching the earth get smaller and disappear like that. To see our whole solar system just turn into one singular light and fade out. Everything thats happened on earth seems to not matter. All the drama, the wars, the people, the beauty...just gone.
🎵"He know a lot about science stuff, professor Dave explains " (Funny noises) Never gets old.
Ikr, always brings joy!
Right up my alleyway. Cool beans.
Imagine another inhabitant from a planet of one of those galaxy is watching the same kind of video but their cameraman couldn’t find ours... How tragic it would be
Yee, new Prof. Dave video!
Cool video. One of my favorite parts about this universe is lightspeed time dilation. If we could reduce ourselves to intelligent holograms made only of photons, we could travel across the observable universe instantly -- while billions of years in earth time would pass during our instantaneous journey. Mind blowing place we live in -- our universe.
What even are we? The relationships i have, the worries, the love for my mother, laughter, sadness.......this video truly humbles one
Vienna, Austria, ... the beginning and end of everything 😁🇦🇹❤️
Oh, i hope it's tongue-in-cheek. Beautiful, rich city though.
Oof
Space is such a mood ✨
this video caused every flerf an aneurysm
This video confirms that existence of aliens is inevitable.
Yes, but none will ever meet another. Consider for a moment if it turns out that on average, every galaxy in the Universe contains just one planet with an intelligent---even highly advanced---species of inhabitant. That still means we've got the issue of communicating over a distance of 2.5 million light years to our nearest neighbors. That makes for a 5 million year round-trip to reply a simple "What's up?". Neither sender, receiver & indeed the entire species will be around for the experience. The more depressing bit is the utterly pointless folly of trying to figure out how to travel at or near the speed of light. We need hundreds of thousands of times that speed just to make any practical use of it, whether that is just communications or actual physical motion of an object. There is no doubt that we may some day conclusively spot some alien folly around a planet at some great distance; I suppose the only useful result of such discovery would be that it will serve as a final nail in the coffin of creationist religious idiots.
alien is not real. go back to sleep kid.
I have a bridge to sell you.
It doesn’t confirm. It begs us to question the notion that the universe was made for us alone.
Likely our tv and radio broadcast signals would never reach 25 light years strong and clear enough to be distinguishable from the background radiation. However, we could in the near future send probes to nearby stars hosting their own planets to put that signal quality to the test, 30 years after launch from those star systems. The nearest is a little over 4 lys away. Just use a solar sail to accelerate a small probe at it to by as much as 5% the speed of light.
Heres the thing, universe *generates* in a *pattern* , and these patterns can be unique for so long,so it will repeat itself possibly creating a multiverse. Where there are ppl like us thinking the same way.
They are Alien, but not like how we think it is. Its kinda like UFO,where UFO r the things that is unjustifiable in space..yet we imagine their shape same way.
Conclusion: There are humans like us which is scientifically Alien,but
Not green nor sliver and nor does they look any difference from us
The farthest humans have traveled is the moon
The cameraman: ...
*Your theory of a donut shaped universe Homer is intriguing, I may have to steal it*
Mmmmmmmmmmmm dooooonuts
Google Earth?
Pbbhh... step aside and make way for
*GOOGLE UNIVERSE*
Coming in 1000 years to planets near you
Pg13+
Distance comparisons (well known stars)
Sun: 8 light minutes away
Closest star proxima centauri: 4.2 ly away
Closest binary system: alpha centauri A and B 4.3 ly away
Brightest star in our sky (other than the sun): Sirius A and B 6.8 ly away
Blue supergiant: Rigel 864.3 ly away
Red supergiant: Betelgeuse 642.5 ly away
I never knew space had such good music. :)
Thanks for starting in vienna lol, greetings from austria🇦🇹
How did you hold your breath for that long?
Greaaat i came here to educate myself and now i got 🎶 "Dust in the wind, All we are is dust in the wind" 🎵
stuck in my head 😆
For all intents and purposes, the universe is infinite, that way my head stops aching from thinking about it.
Infinity is not a distance or size though. It's a concept.
Me in space engine: d o n e.
*everybody gangsta till it zooms in on your house*
This was cool