9:20 proportions like that are so impossible to comprehend. I love the visual. These videos are so great. The music, the script, the visuals…I can’t wait to see more
@@SpaceisAceit scares me to death being inside an infinite universe. That would mean that there is an infinite number of copies of everything and that there is an infinite number of duplicates of ourselves experiencing the most horrific tortures and circumstances. What is going on? 😢
Absolutely amazing again. Space is Ace is my new favourite space docuseries and it’s not even close. Amazing detail, excellent editing and talks about topics we all have wanted to know answers for. Long may this continue 🙏🏽
I just love your channel, the production, the content and the narration People might say you'll grow and i hope you do But what's important is that passion of yours expressed in those amazing videos
Thank you, I put my passion into each video so that even if people don’t discover them for a few years.. they will still be of the best quality and stand the test of time
holy shit this absolutely blew my mind. thanks I guess? you just didn't give me an insane existential crisis because I've already been in one for months now. great video.
Nicely done, enjoying your videos. I sometimes find myself doing thought experiments where l imagine an observer at the edge of our observable universe observing their own observable universe, which would expand far beyond what we can see.
Yea I’ve seen an animation of that on the Cool Worlds channel. It’s a very good way of imagining it. Alice can see Bob, Bob can see Charlie, but Charlie and Alice cannot see each other as they are too far apart and Bob is in the middle
The bit about the universe being infinite is a bit convoluted no? Our current measurements of the curvature suggest that the actual universe is atleast 250x times bigger than the observable universe. But if it is that big, then we cant possibly detect a curvature, even if it exists. A sentient atom on the surface of a basketball wont be able to detect any curvature either. So we cant rationally assume that the universe has no curvature and is flat and infinite. But lets say the universe is infinite, doesn't that suggest endless possibilities? In an infinite universe, there may be another earth exactly similar to ours, with the only difference being that instead of horses there are unicorns. Hell, there may be infinite earths. Maybe if we go far enough even the laws of physics might change. Infinity actually existing in real life will have ridiculous consequences.
If the universe is infinite, would that also mean there are infinite amounts of matter in it though? Because with a lack of matter most if it would simply be empty space without all those infinite possibilities you mentioned right?
@@sambakkum3049 true but infinities are weird. No reason to assume an infinite universe would or wouldnt have infinite mass and energy. Like, if it doesn't, then at what point does energy just stop existing? After what point is there just empty space? And will that empty space after that point be consistently empty?
@@yeeboi5545 no its common sense. We cant detect the curvature of the earth with our naked eyes. Its why initially humans thought the earth was flat. We had to invent tools and technology and theories to detect that the earth is actually round. So logically, even if we cant detect a curvature of the universe, we cant assume its flat because its a very realistic possibility that we may just lack the technology or methods to detect the curvature, even if its there.
Imagine there's another observable universe with SuperMarioLogan instead of him having 5 million subscribers he has 1 billion subscribers that's really interesting and the actual universe is really might be huge it really might be infinite we don't know because our technology's not high enough to see past this part the observable universe may look big to us but it's just a speck compared to what what we called the items unobservable universe it's really terrifying and beautiful at the same time and just the music and just the little blobs of a purple stuff beyond the observable universe was beautiful the music to you really make me smile looking at this one should be the most popular 😁 not joking this is the most beautiful masterpiece you created I know a lot about space but he made me know even more by watching this video there's so many theories the multiverse the dark flow and everything else like like maybe in like in 10000 ad we might find what's beyond that observable universe if God allows it but it's really cool to think that we are just in the tiny speck compared to what actual to be discovered it's really it's really cool I like this video so much if we are just a tiny speck we we might even find new universe has several universes New Life new copies of us there might be copies of us doing the same thing like talking like I'm doing in this comment but is very cool I love spaceman space is very cool like people talk about they know everything even we have seen the the entire universe dude there could be another observable universe that is actually more advanced than us that could actually be watching us and that's actually terrifying but beautiful at the same time I really like this video this is my theory there could be a parallel universe of us but in different timelines like they could be ancient types of us and that parallel universe the could be futuristic types of us in the other parallel universe it's so it's so it's so interesting just the things that we are not alone and even if the actual universe is infinite I think there's more beyond that there could be the multiverse that could have could have so much things that we can't even imagine it really really is mind-boggling space never ends it absolutely never ends even if we discovered the observable universe space will never stop space beyond the observable universe will never stop going it's beyond our imaginations it's unreal could be like Omniverse that have sets of multiverses. Could have are there aliens that they can't see us we can't see them it's super crazy man thanks with this video next time you make another video please make it about what's beyond the actual universe I really want to know please please please let's video how to be one of those fast like infinite universes and beyond that is the multiverse but we really don't know cuz the multiverse is theoretical DJ cook needs to see how smart you are in the past people thought the Earth was only thing and after that we discovered so much more and just the thought of us discover beyond ours of observable universe really shatters our mind there could be other life-forms there could be other things much worse than a black hole it's just so unimaginable you're really going to make kids and smart one day you made me one smart young man to thank you 😌 are actually universe's huge we can't see it because what we can't see is moving away faster than us the speed of light we saw we can never see it so that's why if it wasn't for the fact that the things they still weak and everything we desire but one day I say we can't see it or we could never see it there could be nothing absolutely nothing beyond the observable universe he's really don't know like Albert Einstein wouldn't even know I like we just don't even know like the actual universe has so many secrets that we haven't even seen that we probably never see because they won't cuz the laws of nature won't let us which is quite insane but I really love space space is cool and plus we will probably discovers the multiverse I thinking discover other pair of our universe together but it will take some years probably 1000 or 2000 or even probably never we really do not know how big the actual universe is it could just be 250 times bigger than the observable universe but actually I believe it's Infinity because the way the universe is curved I believe it could be shaped like a donut and not saying it's infinite in size but it could be infinite like when we try to go out there and try to exit it but you keep going in the loop in the loop in the loop until go back to where you started it all over again that's a scary thing but also a awesome thing in my opinion
Great video! You sound so much like a youtuber I used to follow about a decade ago...I'm struggling to remember his channel name...if I remember I'll edit my post. You weren't on TH-cam back then by chance?
Great video, the sense of scale of the unobservable universe is dizzying. Something I don't understand is how could the universe be infinitely large now if it was infinitely small prior to the Big Bang? Immediately after the Big Bang, as it began to expand, wouldn't it have had a finite size?
It's because the Big Bang happened (happens) at every point in space. Not just from a single point. Thus, if you pick a point near the edge of our observable universe, for example, the Big Bang also happened there. And if there are observers there, they should see a similar volume of space, as we can see from here. And it is like that from every single point in space. If you follow this logic through, you will reach the conclusion that the universe is indeed infinite. But it is only observable in local bubbles.
A totally flat infinite universe is terrifying. That feels like a shape that might exist in a game. A perfectly flat, infinite plane. But to think we're living on one, no, IN one? The horror.
I can't integrate the fact that the age of the universe is about 13.7 billion years old with fact that the unobservable universe can be bigger than the 93 billion light years that we calculate when including hubble expansion. Uh, where did all the space outside that 93 billion light years across come from? Argh it is hard to say what I'm asking...
Brilliant video. Assuming the universe is infinite, why would it then have a finite age? Or is it only our little region of the universe that had a big bang? We can "only" see 46.5 billion light years in any direction because of expansion, but would part of our big bang universe stretch further out?
Oh my gosh... Just...wow. These numbers, man. Hard to wrap my head around 😵💫 Also, not relevant to the topic of this video but, at 1:46 in, the...nebula or colorful, rainbow-ey object, at the center, is that a neutron star? I've seen this before. Am I looking at a supernova?
That’s the Helix Nebula, a planetary nebula where the star at the centre has shed its outer layers in a glorious fashion. It’s a white dwarf in the middle I believe
The more human learn the more human humbled. The Creator giving us knowledge to know who we're and how insignificant we're compared to Creator's vast creations.
I wonder if dark energy could be a constant feed from another universe and all universes just pour into each other like stacked champagne glasses when you pour liquid into the glass at the top and it cascades into all the other glasses.
I heard that parts of the univers are expanding faster than others. And according to the no-boundary proposal, the universe would have grown to a maximum size of 10^10^10^122 megaparsecs after cosmological inflation. Edit: I should add that it was implied with one resolution to the no-boundary proposal. I got things mixed up
There is the possibility that the universe isn't flat, but instead expanding faster then what us humans can calculate, every time a technological advancement is made, every time a new calculation of it is made, that flatness becomes smaller and smaller, but never reaching 0. If the universe is not truly infinite, then I dread what horrors could inhabit the very center of everything, be it the biggest of black holes, or an eldritch horror, or perhaps the nest of an cosmic eater, all we can do is hope it doesn't come to us before we come to it.
if the universe isn’t infinite, then it would have the positive curvature shape shown in the video rather than being flat. this means there still wouldn’t be a center to the universe, just as there isn’t a center to our world map. it all just loops in on itself.
Ok so the whole theory hinges upon the ability to measue the "curvature" of the observable universe - and you didn't elaborate on that. Nor why the o.u. should be 46-46 b.l.y. radius.
But wait Theoretically, if it is true that the universe was once condensed into a point and started to expand from that on, there is no way we cannot see the end of it, this video fails to explain the unobserveable universe imo If the big bang theory is true, there is a border of the universe (ine that is finite and spherical like fireworks in the sky), which is the border of the expanding matter and its light would constantly be reaching us through time since the begining (we would obviously see the past due to latency of the speed of light being finite, but that doesn't change a thing) Well... I will try another video
Its not incorrect though. A few thousand years ago, we DID believe the Earth was the centre of the universe. That changed a few hundred years ago but it’s been true for thousands of years. If you aren’t sure, I do a more in-depth video called “how we discovered the universe”… in it, I go back to the time of Archimedes who lived in 200 BC
we can see things lightyears away as the universe appeared to us that many years ago. there are galaxies that were 13 billion lightyears away from us which only just reached our vision after 13 billion years, but due to the expansion of space, we can tell that those galaxies are now 46 billion lightyears away instead.
You’re taking the age of a star that you have no true data from. Everything physicists say is completely wrong. They are constantly trying to one up each other. Expanding of the universe is relative because there’s no base point.
Always happy to find new space/science channels. Quality is amazing, you'll grow quite quickly if you keep this up.
Thank you Bluedog❤️
9:20 proportions like that are so impossible to comprehend. I love the visual. These videos are so great. The music, the script, the visuals…I can’t wait to see more
You really did watch them all in one sitting didn’t you, crazy. Love it🙏🙏
@@SpaceisAceit scares me to death being inside an infinite universe.
That would mean that there is an infinite number of copies of everything and that there is an infinite number of duplicates of ourselves experiencing the most horrific tortures and circumstances.
What is going on? 😢
Felt some intense existential dread there for a moment. Great video!
Absolutely amazing again.
Space is Ace is my new favourite space docuseries and it’s not even close.
Amazing detail, excellent editing and talks about topics we all have wanted to know answers for. Long may this continue 🙏🏽
Thank you for your support Rav!! Really thrilled you like the content
Loving these, binge watched them all, need more ❤
Glad you’re enjoying them mate!
I just love your channel, the production, the content and the narration
People might say you'll grow and i hope you do
But what's important is that passion of yours expressed in those amazing videos
Thank you, I put my passion into each video so that even if people don’t discover them for a few years.. they will still be of the best quality and stand the test of time
Great 🔥🔥
Amazing video! Infinite or otherwise, it certainly hides amazing mysteries we might uncover with science and imagination
holy shit this absolutely blew my mind. thanks I guess? you just didn't give me an insane existential crisis because I've already been in one for months now. great video.
Nicely done, enjoying your videos. I sometimes find myself doing thought experiments where l imagine an observer at the edge of our observable universe observing their own observable universe, which would expand far beyond what we can see.
Yea I’ve seen an animation of that on the Cool Worlds channel. It’s a very good way of imagining it. Alice can see Bob, Bob can see Charlie, but Charlie and Alice cannot see each other as they are too far apart and Bob is in the middle
Found you through the space subreddit. Thanks for the videos, looking forward to whatever comes next!
By the way the hubble constant may not be constant after all, some proof of this has been found: m.th-cam.com/video/7TZP13qXZQg/w-d-xo.html
Great video
Superb. I subscribed at the end of the video. I dig it
New sub here great work love space channels would love a long topic format 30 mins or so!
The bit about the universe being infinite is a bit convoluted no? Our current measurements of the curvature suggest that the actual universe is atleast 250x times bigger than the observable universe. But if it is that big, then we cant possibly detect a curvature, even if it exists. A sentient atom on the surface of a basketball wont be able to detect any curvature either. So we cant rationally assume that the universe has no curvature and is flat and infinite.
But lets say the universe is infinite, doesn't that suggest endless possibilities? In an infinite universe, there may be another earth exactly similar to ours, with the only difference being that instead of horses there are unicorns. Hell, there may be infinite earths. Maybe if we go far enough even the laws of physics might change. Infinity actually existing in real life will have ridiculous consequences.
If the universe is infinite, would that also mean there are infinite amounts of matter in it though? Because with a lack of matter most if it would simply be empty space without all those infinite possibilities you mentioned right?
@@sambakkum3049 true but infinities are weird. No reason to assume an infinite universe would or wouldnt have infinite mass and energy. Like, if it doesn't, then at what point does energy just stop existing? After what point is there just empty space? And will that empty space after that point be consistently empty?
"But if it is that big, then we cant possibly detect a curvature, even if it exists" - One hell of an assumption.
@@yeeboi5545 no its common sense. We cant detect the curvature of the earth with our naked eyes. Its why initially humans thought the earth was flat. We had to invent tools and technology and theories to detect that the earth is actually round. So logically, even if we cant detect a curvature of the universe, we cant assume its flat because its a very realistic possibility that we may just lack the technology or methods to detect the curvature, even if its there.
Oh! How unique! A narrator with a British accent. So refreshing . . . . . . . .
So this was posted on Reddit and now I found an awesome new space channel. Please keep it up this video was really well done. PBS space time quality.
I love PBS Space Time, such a great channel
Good video 👍. Interesting stuff, space 🌌
Wow! I found your channel via "SEA". So glad I'm here, this is fascinating 😊
Haha welcome Sue! Great stuff!
Found ur channel randomly from your comment on SEA’s new vid but glad I did! Subbed from San Diego 🤙🏼
Awesome! Welcome, next video out in a few days.. my biggest one yet😁
Imagine there's another observable universe with SuperMarioLogan instead of him having 5 million subscribers he has 1 billion subscribers that's really interesting and the actual universe is really might be huge it really might be infinite we don't know because our technology's not high enough to see past this part the observable universe may look big to us but it's just a speck compared to what what we called the items unobservable universe it's really terrifying and beautiful at the same time and just the music and just the little blobs of a purple stuff beyond the observable universe was beautiful the music to you really make me smile looking at this one should be the most popular 😁 not joking this is the most beautiful masterpiece you created I know a lot about space but he made me know even more by watching this video there's so many theories the multiverse the dark flow and everything else like like maybe in like in 10000 ad we might find what's beyond that observable universe if God allows it but it's really cool to think that we are just in the tiny speck compared to what actual to be discovered it's really it's really cool I like this video so much if we are just a tiny speck we we might even find new universe has several universes New Life new copies of us there might be copies of us doing the same thing like talking like I'm doing in this comment but is very cool I love spaceman space is very cool like people talk about they know everything even we have seen the the entire universe dude there could be another observable universe that is actually more advanced than us that could actually be watching us and that's actually terrifying but beautiful at the same time I really like this video this is my theory there could be a parallel universe of us but in different timelines like they could be ancient types of us and that parallel universe the could be futuristic types of us in the other parallel universe it's so it's so it's so interesting just the things that we are not alone and even if the actual universe is infinite I think there's more beyond that there could be the multiverse that could have could have so much things that we can't even imagine it really really is mind-boggling space never ends it absolutely never ends even if we discovered the observable universe space will never stop space beyond the observable universe will never stop going it's beyond our imaginations it's unreal could be like Omniverse that have sets of multiverses. Could have are there aliens that they can't see us we can't see them it's super crazy man thanks with this video next time you make another video please make it about what's beyond the actual universe I really want to know please please please let's video how to be one of those fast like infinite universes and beyond that is the multiverse but we really don't know cuz the multiverse is theoretical DJ cook needs to see how smart you are in the past people thought the Earth was only thing and after that we discovered so much more and just the thought of us discover beyond ours of observable universe really shatters our mind there could be other life-forms there could be other things much worse than a black hole it's just so unimaginable you're really going to make kids and smart one day you made me one smart young man to thank you 😌 are actually universe's huge we can't see it because what we can't see is moving away faster than us the speed of light we saw we can never see it so that's why if it wasn't for the fact that the things they still weak and everything we desire but one day I say we can't see it or we could never see it there could be nothing absolutely nothing beyond the observable universe he's really don't know like Albert Einstein wouldn't even know I like we just don't even know like the actual universe has so many secrets that we haven't even seen that we probably never see because they won't cuz the laws of nature won't let us which is quite insane but I really love space space is cool and plus we will probably discovers the multiverse I thinking discover other pair of our universe together but it will take some years probably 1000 or 2000 or even probably never we really do not know how big the actual universe is it could just be 250 times bigger than the observable universe but actually I believe it's Infinity because the way the universe is curved I believe it could be shaped like a donut and not saying it's infinite in size but it could be infinite like when we try to go out there and try to exit it but you keep going in the loop in the loop in the loop until go back to where you started it all over again that's a scary thing but also a awesome thing in my opinion
There could be another Universe where SuperMarioLogan is the God Emperor of Mankind too
Yeah that could actually be true isn't that fun to think about because in my opinion I think that's fun
Great video! You sound so much like a youtuber I used to follow about a decade ago...I'm struggling to remember his channel name...if I remember I'll edit my post. You weren't on TH-cam back then by chance?
I’ve been on TH-cam a few times, I’ve been known as Pboy Playz but that was around 5 years ago. I’ve also been told I sound like SEA
Great video, the sense of scale of the unobservable universe is dizzying.
Something I don't understand is how could the universe be infinitely large now if it was infinitely small prior to the Big Bang? Immediately after the Big Bang, as it began to expand, wouldn't it have had a finite size?
Exactly, this is something I can't get my head around!
It's because the Big Bang happened (happens) at every point in space. Not just from a single point.
Thus, if you pick a point near the edge of our observable universe, for example, the Big Bang also happened there. And if there are observers there, they should see a similar volume of space, as we can see from here.
And it is like that from every single point in space. If you follow this logic through, you will reach the conclusion that the universe is indeed infinite. But it is only observable in local bubbles.
A totally flat infinite universe is terrifying.
That feels like a shape that might exist in a game. A perfectly flat, infinite plane. But to think we're living on one, no, IN one? The horror.
I can't integrate the fact that the age of the universe is about 13.7 billion years old with fact that the unobservable universe can be bigger than the 93 billion light years that we calculate when including hubble expansion. Uh, where did all the space outside that 93 billion light years across come from? Argh it is hard to say what I'm asking...
There's absolutely no way we're alone in the universe
I want to believe you are right. However our sample size for the possibility of life is just one example.
@@mixedmessenger9545 it won't always be like that
Brilliant video. Assuming the universe is infinite, why would it then have a finite age?
Or is it only our little region of the universe that had a big bang?
We can "only" see 46.5 billion light years in any direction because of expansion, but would part of our big bang universe stretch further out?
if the universe is 93 billion l.ys wide
Hws the big bang happened just 13.8 bln years ago?
Doesn't that mean universe is also 93 bln years old?
Only 6k? Amazing video
cool video
Oh my gosh... Just...wow. These numbers, man. Hard to wrap my head around 😵💫
Also, not relevant to the topic of this video but, at 1:46 in, the...nebula or colorful, rainbow-ey object, at the center, is that a neutron star? I've seen this before.
Am I looking at a supernova?
That’s the Helix Nebula, a planetary nebula where the star at the centre has shed its outer layers in a glorious fashion. It’s a white dwarf in the middle I believe
The more human learn the more human humbled. The Creator giving us knowledge to know who we're and how insignificant we're compared to Creator's vast creations.
Love it. 🙂
My head hurts! The unfathomable is so annoying.
Hopefully you'll build up a good community. Quality is exemplary. Almost at par with big channels like astrum and SEA.
That’s lovely to hear Anik, thank you
What would it be like if the speed of light was the same as the expanding universe?
Wow.
I SEA what you’re doing here 👍
The Comsic Muffin of Universal Expansion needs to be a tshirt SO BAD!!!! If I make one, will you sue me? Because I'm definitely going to make one.
I wouldnt sue you, but I'd love one too... Might make it a T-shirt one day, that would be great haha
I wonder if dark energy could be a constant feed from another universe and all universes just pour into each other like stacked champagne glasses when you pour liquid into the glass at the top and it cascades into all the other glasses.
Interesting theory
Dr Space is Ace = The new and improved Dr Brian Cox
Hahah, I wish! What a legend
I heard that parts of the univers are expanding faster than others.
And according to the no-boundary proposal, the universe would have grown to a maximum size of 10^10^10^122 megaparsecs after cosmological inflation.
Edit: I should add that it was implied with one resolution to the no-boundary proposal. I got things mixed up
There is the possibility that the universe isn't flat, but instead expanding faster then what us humans can calculate, every time a technological advancement is made, every time a new calculation of it is made, that flatness becomes smaller and smaller, but never reaching 0.
If the universe is not truly infinite, then I dread what horrors could inhabit the very center of everything, be it the biggest of black holes, or an eldritch horror, or perhaps the nest of an cosmic eater, all we can do is hope it doesn't come to us before we come to it.
if the universe isn’t infinite, then it would have the positive curvature shape shown in the video rather than being flat. this means there still wouldn’t be a center to the universe, just as there isn’t a center to our world map. it all just loops in on itself.
Ok so the whole theory hinges upon the ability to measue the "curvature" of the observable universe - and you didn't elaborate on that. Nor why the o.u. should be 46-46 b.l.y. radius.
But wait
Theoretically, if it is true that the universe was once condensed into a point and started to expand from that on, there is no way we cannot see the end of it, this video fails to explain the unobserveable universe imo
If the big bang theory is true, there is a border of the universe (ine that is finite and spherical like fireworks in the sky), which is the border of the expanding matter and its light would constantly be reaching us through time since the begining (we would obviously see the past due to latency of the speed of light being finite, but that doesn't change a thing)
Well... I will try another video
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The opening sentence was incorrect. Few hundred years! So much for finding a new channel...
Its not incorrect though. A few thousand years ago, we DID believe the Earth was the centre of the universe. That changed a few hundred years ago but it’s been true for thousands of years. If you aren’t sure, I do a more in-depth video called “how we discovered the universe”… in it, I go back to the time of Archimedes who lived in 200 BC
If its 13 billion light years old how can it be 90 billion light years wide?
we can see things lightyears away as the universe appeared to us that many years ago. there are galaxies that were 13 billion lightyears away from us which only just reached our vision after 13 billion years, but due to the expansion of space, we can tell that those galaxies are now 46 billion lightyears away instead.
@@jaybee27D cheers
Beyond the observable universe is where god is.
The entire universe resides within God
The universe smells like steak.
The universe is flat!
Don’t tell the flat Earthers🤫
You’re taking the age of a star that you have no true data from. Everything physicists say is completely wrong. They are constantly trying to one up each other. Expanding of the universe is relative because there’s no base point.