Parents: you are spending all your time doing nothing and taking up space Me: you should be more concerned about the space bubbles of nothing that is eating up space
2021:They will not i think area 51 has a secret weapon to save the world and everything What if when they are acting suspicious in area 51 it means they have something to save the world and some SCP can save the world
@@Someone-zn4dhOhh! No need they'll anyway. U know that they're searching for exoplanets, right? 😅😁 I pray humans will be humane to those and will not set their carbon footprint there.
I wrote "our Universe is built within nothingness and will return to nothingness at the end of time" in one of my Scifi Novels 5 years ago. Can I sue the scientists? lol
6:32, maybe since the universe is expanding, it is being stretched so after some point, it rips open a hole of some sort and as it keeps being stretched so it gets larger, and because we are under the impression that the universe is everything, everything outside of the universe is nothing, so when the universe makes a rip, it is not part of the universe so it is nothing. For example, if you make a pizza and you keep stretching the dough, you might/may make a hole or rip, this connects the air from around the dough, to in the middle of the dough. That made a lot more or sense in my head. My point is that that "air" that is now in the center of the pizza dough, for the universe it is nothing, and there is something, that is nothing, outside of the universe.
Indeed, The Neverending Story. Starring: The Infographics Show as Bastian Marjorie Schillo as The Childlike Empress in her Ivory Tower in Uppsala And Bubbles as The Nothing Coming soon to a theater near you
2020: "Coronavirus outbreak spreads out of china, infecting millions" 2021: "Black hole and Bubble of nothing fights over Earth, destroying the known universe"
This video explains the “bubbles” a little too simplistically. The Higgs field which gives all other particles mass (provided they interact with it) could be in a false vacuum state in which it’s at a higher energy state than it’s true grounded state. This field permeates the entire universe. If it were to fall to this state, then it changes the how the Higgs field interacts with every other particle in the universe. When a fundamental force changes how it behaves, it fundamentally changes the laws of physics. This creates a “bubble” of new physics that increasingly expands to the speed of light through a cascade effect, and basically contains a new universe with different laws of physics inside it. However since we don’t know how other universes behave with different physics laws than ours, effectively there will be “nothing” inside the bubble as we know it.
The "upside", as they very well put it on Kurzesagt, such a "hole" would expand at light speed, at most. Given how huge the Universe is and its rate of expansion, the probability of them occuring near us would be extremely small. Statistically speaking, human race might very well die out way before then. However...even if such a bubble of nothing were to appear next to you right at this moment, you couldn't see it before it has actually swallowed you already, given it moves as fast as light and all...
Really shouldn't. The title is clickbait. The truth is in the idea that the video talks about, the background field isn't "nothing". It's a lower base energy state. Imagine a mountain range with all sorts of resorts and houses on it. One day a rock slide comes along that happens to occur just right to cause a chain reaction spreading along the mountain range, until all the mountains have collapsed some. At some point, everything stabilizes because the remaining slopes arent steep enough for the fall to continue. Now you have a range of smaller hills. The resorts and houses you knew are gone, but the range is still there, just in a 'not so tall', more stable state. A state where given enough time you could build resorts and houses again.
@@traviscecil3903 if you're have empty box it have air in it in similar way in vaccum their can be hidden particles as nothing is practically impossible their isnt any absolute NOTHING
That’s what I was asking too! If the bubble of nothing is considered to be anti-space/anti-universe, then it kind of makes sense how as it expands it “pushes”the universe away from it, essentially “destroying” it. But if it’s actually “consuming” matter (I.e. converting it into also nothing) then it really makes no sense how he explains throwing matter into it would cause that matter to repel itself away once it makes contact. To say I’m confused is an understatement
@@aoiN3KO it’s more accurate to say it’s tearing apart reality, not consuming it. As explained its the result of sudden instability so as it expands its destroying the stability of things around it before deleting them. Throwing something at it would bounce off because you’re forcing something at it, not the other way around. If you waited near by then it would eventually be destroyed but it would not be an instantaneous result like throwing something at a black hole.
I read about this a little while ago, from my understanding, vacuum state decay could be triggered by an extreme high energy event. And the decay would move at light speed, so it would still be hindered by inflation, if the decay occurred far enough away, it would never reach us, because the amount of new space between us and the bubble would always be more than what the bubble could eat.
You said if you throw a ball at it it'll just bounce off because it hits the edge of the universe, then you said the bubble eats all regular matter and converts it to nothing... Which is it?
Basically, an expanding region of No-change would limit the areas where Change occurs, therefore Change would then accelerate by Super-Conducting around the areas of No-change. The closer to No-change you get, the less the limits of Change apply.
Actual answer? No one knows for sure. Its not "nothing" its an energy field density decay which leads to the Higgs field interacting differently with the electromagnetic and weak forces. As these are the interactions which convey mass and govern nuclear, and by extension, chemical reactions, the physics within the blackhole would change. Thats all we KNOW.
Bubbles of Nothing? I think she was a fan of The Never Ending Story. Matter can't just disappear into nothing. Stephen Hawkins said it best,"Matter cannot be created or destroyed. It can only be altered or transformed." And String Theory's 2 extra dimensions, possibility of 2 anyway, are like Anomaly and Perception. Quantum physics is a fancy term for "imaginative guessing" while applying the Scientific Method.
Wait... This confirms my hypothesis of why we are here. Everything and nothing are intertwined. Nothing has no rules or constraints saying it can't be everything or anything, and everything cannot exist without containing some form of nothing. If there ever was an absolute nothing, it would have to of thinged a thing at some point, because there is nothing to stop it being so. If there ever was an absolute everything, it must contain a form of nothing in order for it to be so. There for, we are here because of the fundamental root of this paradox. It is a paradox that needs not to be thought into existence, it just is and always will be. If a bubble of nothing can exist and consume/convert everything into nothing, then it stands to reason that nothing could spawn bubbles of everything, With the Everything bubble consuming nothings boundless ppotential into things... Welcome to the knowledge of the root of creation. Thy name is oblivion.
I really don't want the infographics team to overwork themselves I like that they're pumping out so many videos but I don't want them to overdo it y'all stay safe
The primary reason why we shouldn’t be afraid of it is because even if the bubble expands at the speed of light, the universe is already expanding faster then the speed of light. After a very long period of time most galaxies will be by themselves so unless a bubble forms within your local galaxy group, which is very unlikely, we will be okay. Even if it does form we would have no idea if it’s coming because it not only doesn’t produce light but it also wouldn’t be detectable.
Also unless the vaccum decay is somewhere in our galaxy or galaxy cluster( mabye farther out am not 100% sure) the buble would never pose a threat to us if it moved at the spead of light since space expands faster than that
AFAIK, the universe expands faster than the speed of light. Whether said bubble forms outside our observable universe, or in, we should be moving away faster than it could reach us. For those having an existential crisis
Also I am memorized by and admiring and fascinated about theoretical physics. I think about these ideas literally all the time, it's fun for me to imagine. It's all essentially some form of information, in which existing in certain states of environmental conditions, or as energy signiture's. I seen in nature a lot of similar things, like up above and so below. Most things need balance and a flow of moving energy states. Like the cells and planet's and galaxies. Also like torus Field's, or like alternating currents, or like x points, or like the laws of thermodynamics, or the coriolis effect, or probability wave forms. The keys to the universe, or a physics engine, or a matrix processing device. Physics would be neat to understand further. Basically either through pattern's and like algorithms and of language of sorts, or yea a energy signiture. One could theoretically exceed speed of light, by changing the internal relationship to the outer exterior space of the universe. Their is essentially nothing really stopping the circumference their of, in which space time from changing. As such physics would also not be locked and could change, they could create artificial controlled environments, in which adjusting physics, or the underlying code of the universe, as they see fit. ((( The circumference their of, could theoretically be anything.))) (()) Things like pokeballs, or dragonball bulma's capsules, or dragonball's hyperbolic time chamber, or the tardis in doctor who. Even the hyper cube in Jimmy neutron, or even rick's portal in Rick and Morty. Or even the warp drive, or artificial controlled gravity on sci-fi spaceships. Think of them all having environment's, where it's underlying code, could be what they desired the outcome, of such probability wave, of such the condition's to be. What's most interesting and entertaining thought discussed, is that the field circumference could either like align, or unalign with the matrixe's of underlying code information of a environment.
6:00 - how can it both "devour matter it encounters" and yet repel a ball thrown at it? That's not how vacuum decay works. And it's not a bubble of nothing, it's a bubble where basic physics works entirely differently. Yes matter would fall apart as it crosses the barrier, the forces that hold it together would stop operating as they do, but there would still be some kind of "stuff" inside the barrier, even if it was pure energy of some form. I think energy would still be conserved across the barrier, but forces and their operations would not.
Maybe this is how the universe ends, nothing that we know of is eternal, what goes up must come down. Maybe it is not the big crunch, or heat death or cool, this may be it. Hopefully the big bounce is what really what happens but we won't know until it happens, the universe might have began from nothing so it will probably end from/with nothing. That made a lot more sense in my head.
@@DeepMythos So the universe started from what by that logic? That would mean some part of it has ALWAYS existed and there was no beginning. So are you suggesting that the universe's begging was infinite therefore it is infinite? -becuase space and time work together so of the time the universe was created was infinite, then the "space" part would be the expansion of the universe which might suggest that the universe expands eternally. I would find that theory very interesting. I agree with you when you say that "everything has a beginning", so that might suggest a creator. As everything we as humans are sure of and know of has a beginning and an end, no?
@@pogglethelesser4688 I agree that the most interesting theory for the existence of our universe is that it has no beginning as we understand it. Basically an infinite loop that continues to eat and propagate itself sort of like asexual reproduction. Either way it might be beyond our ability to understand completely and that's the magic of it.
@@DeepMythosThe Bubble of Nothing's favorite song lyric..... "Nothing from nothing leaves nothing, so you gotta have SOMETHING if you wanna be with/IN me......" LOL ;~)
@@DeepMythos Actually, I have never thought of it like that. If it were eternal, and was kind of similar to asexual reproduction, then an entirely different universe may be born from these "spheres of nothingness", each part of the universe is destroyed and expanded again but what is stretched back may differ from the orginal variation and if this happens to all of the universe, it would still exist, just contain different celestial bodies and planets with different conditions, giving the possibility of other life just in different times and probably when humans are extinct. -but, does that suggest a creator?
gaming creates worlddd 24 nothing had to be possible cause the universe expands but where is it expanding to how about the places that the universe hasn’t touched yet those places wont have anything that the universe has cause it has not reached it
Ive posted a lengthy explanation to this, but heres the TLDR: its not "nothing". Empty space meaning an area of space-time without ANY particles or radiation still retains some energy. This energy can undergo a quantum fluctuation in which one "unit" of the Higgs field would quantum tunnel to a lower local vacuum state, providing the energy for further field decay. This region would most likely still have a vacuum energy greater then 0, but the change in the fields energy density would cause it to interact with the other fundamental fields (specifically the electromagnetic and weak forces) differently, leading to a new set of physical laws. In short, the "nothing" is something that will change our universe into something we cannot exist in.
No. Ive posted a lengthy explanation to this, but heres the TLDR: its not "nothing". Empty space, meaning an area of space-time without ANY particles or radiation, still retains some energy. This energy can undergo a quantum fluctuation in which one "unit" of the Higgs field would quantum tunnel to a lower local vacuum state, providing the energy for further field decay. This region would most likely still have a vacuum energy greater then 0, but the change in the fields energy density would cause it to interact with the other fundamental fields (specifically the electromagnetic and weak forces) differently, leading to a new set of physical laws. In short, the "nothing" is something that will change our universe into something we cannot exist in.
They're bubbles of troubles to me. Whenever I get a tiny grasp of string theory, I tie it in a knot. It it just another of the amazing coincidences how we exist at all. We're flying through time and space by the seat of our pants.
@BlockiFahad how am I lying??? You have absolutely no evidence I'm lying. Nor do you have evidence I'm not, but I swear on my life I watched it on 2x speed.
@BlockiFahad You're confusing the heck out of me. I have no evidence about what? I'm saying you don't have proof I did watch the full video, but you also don't have proof I didn't. Is that so hard to understand?
Technically, a "bubble" of nothing is more of a barrier to entry, due to the amount of energy required for matter to separate from itself, and enter the bubble. Any chaotic system such as a living organism, or an object in motion would destroy it on contact; like stirring oil into water, the bubble would become many smaller ones before slowly sliding together again. If anything did enter the space, it would shrink; it's the same as gaseous density, if you push a bunch of a gas into a container, you're just shortening the distance each molecule can move with a space-time barrier. The concept of absolutely nothing forming large pockets is rather inevitable when you consider the universe expands while matter remains clustered. Layering viscus liquids of varying degrees would emulate this, the top and bottom layer being the matter, and the center being spacious. If anything what's being described is an extremely weak force that is exerted inwards on the outer most molecules of all electromagnetic shells in the universe, rather than something that pulls energy apart.
I'm somehow reminded of the end of "The three body problem", in which aliens activate an End of Times weapon which causes a bubble of nothingness that expands outwards at the speed of life, collapsing everything in its wake into a 2 dimensional universe, intent on destroying humans (and everything else)
No. Gravity's first use by Newton is in his 1687's Philosophiæ Naturalis Principia Mathematica ("the Principia"), while Einstein's theory of general relativity was published in 1915. "Gravity", the word, has existed in english since 1502 to mean "dignity or sobriety of bearing."
So when u think about it, if someone says nothing will wipe us out they could be right and wrong
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nothing is an imaginary construct, everything in this video is fictional. So you really shouldn't think about any of it.
Parents: you are spending all your time doing nothing and taking up space
Me: you should be more concerned about the space bubbles of nothing that is eating up space
Facts
Its a theory
@@sebasilisk1726 a game theory thanks for watching
*are*
we are that bubble of nothing
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So far 2020 is the worst season
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Blackhole: I'm the most powerful thing in the universe.
Nothing Bubble: *Eats black hole* You were saying?
Like they said it wouldn't "eat" the black hole just push it away very fast no?
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Black hole:
Nothing bubble:
Nobody:
Won't it push away the black hole to the extreme edge of universe? 🤔
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2021: Aliens turn on the bubble of nothing to use as a weapon in the invasion
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[softly] don’t.
2021:They will not i think area 51 has a secret weapon to save the world and everything
What if when they are acting suspicious in area 51 it means they have something to save the world and some SCP can save the world
Why are you everywhere i go 🤣😂😅
James Ndili who?
If only those bubbles of nothing ate everyone who says "first"
So true
Lol
First
You just said “first”
Liamy _69 yes
Simple, just fire a rocket of anti-nothing to destroy nothing.
We r anti-nothing ourselves 😁😆
@@sahilmore5918 YEET every Human to space
@@Someone-zn4dhOhh! No need they'll anyway.
U know that they're searching for exoplanets, right? 😅😁
I pray humans will be humane to those and will not set their carbon footprint there.
Brilliant
So use something to destroy nothing hmmm
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Joe rogan.
So the “bubble of nothing” is a real life agario
E=MC2... ~ 2MC=E BETTER AND KINDER
Scientists Are Freaking Out Over 'Bubbles Of Nothing' That Eat Spacetime
Meanwhile me sitting on my couch: *yes*
Indubitably
I wrote "our Universe is built within nothingness and will return to nothingness at the end of time" in one of my Scifi Novels 5 years ago. Can I sue the scientists? lol
@@joshanonline wait... you wrote a science novel?
@@factualhat3018 scifi- fantasy with metaphysics and magic based on scientific principles. But needs rework.
Why scientists are freaking at creation itself? I D K
My brain:STOP IM HURTING STOPPP IM NOT THIS STRONG
me: but its infographic show
Same 😑
It’s like it goes in one ear and out the other😂😂
Same aswell cant watch more
stonks guy "understandable, have a great day."
6:32, maybe since the universe is expanding, it is being stretched so after some point, it rips open a hole of some sort and as it keeps being stretched so it gets larger, and because we are under the impression that the universe is everything, everything outside of the universe is nothing, so when the universe makes a rip, it is not part of the universe so it is nothing. For example, if you make a pizza and you keep stretching the dough, you might/may make a hole or rip, this connects the air from around the dough, to in the middle of the dough. That made a lot more or sense in my head. My point is that that "air" that is now in the center of the pizza dough, for the universe it is nothing, and there is something, that is nothing, outside of the universe.
I just smoked so this made perfect sense. 😉
@@lisarodriguez6966 L.O.L. Hope you smoked legal stuff.
@@Cheeziets5721 That is kind of the big bounce but it works very differently but creates the same result.
@@pogglethelesser4688 haha, no worries. It's medical!
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Well not just scientists are freaking out about it now.
Am I the only one who was reminded of Neverending Story as he started to describe how the nothing eats the universe around it?
I thought the same thing
Indeed, The Neverending Story. Starring:
The Infographics Show
as Bastian
Marjorie Schillo as The Childlike Empress in her Ivory Tower in Uppsala
And Bubbles as The Nothing
Coming soon to a theater near you
So, in order to save the universe all you have to do is “Call my name!”
It's a real-life Nothing....my first thought!!
@@_Arminius to a universe near you. 😂😂😂
When you’re too early and it doesn’t matter anyway.
Well nothing truly maters in the vast galaxy but a an individual we all are a galaxy
@@chosenofkhorne2951 I completely understood that
@Vihaan Paul i mean as an individual we all are a galaxy in a way
"It doesn't matter anyway"
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2020: "Coronavirus outbreak spreads out of china, infecting millions"
2021: "Black hole and Bubble of nothing fights over Earth, destroying the known universe"
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This video explains the “bubbles” a little too simplistically.
The Higgs field which gives all other particles mass (provided they interact with it) could be in a false vacuum state in which it’s at a higher energy state than it’s true grounded state. This field permeates the entire universe. If it were to fall to this state, then it changes the how the Higgs field interacts with every other particle in the universe. When a fundamental force changes how it behaves, it fundamentally changes the laws of physics.
This creates a “bubble” of new physics that increasingly expands to the speed of light through a cascade effect, and basically contains a new universe with different laws of physics inside it. However since we don’t know how other universes behave with different physics laws than ours, effectively there will be “nothing” inside the bubble as we know it.
If we can transcend reality and experience different forms of universe, perhaps we can enter and exit our universe. Travelling immediately could work.
"When science finally locates the center of the universe, some people will be surprised to learn they're not it."
--Bernard Bailey
Maybe it's just aliens doing some space vacuuming
"Captain, sensor shows a bubble of nothing off the port bow"
"Picard stands up"
"Majestic theme plays"
Then Riker does his leg throw to lean on Wesleys chair.
Me: at least this year couldn't get worse. spacebubble: Am I a joke to you.
Spacebubbles are effectively black holes
I see ur a man of culture bucciarati
Theory the space bubble is vanilla icees stand
Darth ball except it eats the vacuum too lol
@@absurdpotato4004 I meant to say they are a black hole in its final form
I was not first or last but I clicked fast.
That rhymes.
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Lol thx for relating to the common man
That’s all that matters
Dr.Suess came back from the gulag
Me who watches kurzgesagt see's title: *profusively sweating*
The "upside", as they very well put it on Kurzesagt, such a "hole" would expand at light speed, at most. Given how huge the Universe is and its rate of expansion, the probability of them occuring near us would be extremely small. Statistically speaking, human race might very well die out way before then. However...even if such a bubble of nothing were to appear next to you right at this moment, you couldn't see it before it has actually swallowed you already, given it moves as fast as light and all...
I thought this was kurzgesagt until I clicked on video
What if bubble of nothing meets blackhole?
*Oh sorry wrong channel*
The black hole cease to exist because it is stuff and space
The idea of 'pure nothingness' startles me
Eat nothing
Really shouldn't. The title is clickbait. The truth is in the idea that the video talks about, the background field isn't "nothing". It's a lower base energy state. Imagine a mountain range with all sorts of resorts and houses on it. One day a rock slide comes along that happens to occur just right to cause a chain reaction spreading along the mountain range, until all the mountains have collapsed some. At some point, everything stabilizes because the remaining slopes arent steep enough for the fall to continue. Now you have a range of smaller hills. The resorts and houses you knew are gone, but the range is still there, just in a 'not so tall', more stable state. A state where given enough time you could build resorts and houses again.
@@traviscecil3903 if you're have empty box it have air in it in similar way in vaccum their can be hidden particles as nothing is practically impossible their isnt any absolute NOTHING
@@gamingcreatesworlddd2425 I don't understand your point or how it changes anything I said.
Austin Fehr there isn’t nothing in between nuclei and electrons there are photons and quantum particles everywhere
Of course there's bubbles of nothing, it's 2020, each month, something bad happens
Tanjorel lol true
Scientists have found out THAT YOUR NOT FIRST
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So if something you threw at "nothing" would bounce back, how can it consume anything?
That’s what I was asking too! If the bubble of nothing is considered to be anti-space/anti-universe, then it kind of makes sense how as it expands it “pushes”the universe away from it, essentially “destroying” it.
But if it’s actually “consuming” matter (I.e. converting it into also nothing) then it really makes no sense how he explains throwing matter into it would cause that matter to repel itself away once it makes contact. To say I’m confused is an understatement
@@aoiN3KO it’s more accurate to say it’s tearing apart reality, not consuming it. As explained its the result of sudden instability so as it expands its destroying the stability of things around it before deleting them. Throwing something at it would bounce off because you’re forcing something at it, not the other way around. If you waited near by then it would eventually be destroyed but it would not be an instantaneous result like throwing something at a black hole.
*Not just scientists are freaking out now*
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Um, aren't 'bubbles of nothing that eat _spacetime',_ called 'The Langoliers'? You know that novella by Stephen King. So, they're real?! *shivers😬
and also that horrible movie Corridor Crew just reviewed,, 😅
Yo that movie was terrible
Exactly what I was thinking! They should remake the movie to modern standards!
Fun fact: 100 people can't be first at the same time.
But they be early
@@w1ll130 You don't to comment on this either
first reply
at least 10 people can be first now
This is extremely unfunny
@@w1ll130 "ur a bot" 🤣 you sound like a 10 yr old child playing fortninte
*"Hello there! Now this sounds familiar, something that happened a long time ago in a galaxy far far away!"*
General Kenobi
Sorry, force of habits
'We've only explored a small fraction of the universe" is so overstated. We haven't explored 99.9999999999% of our galaxy, nevermind the Universe!
We've looked to the edge, back to the big bang.
Observed, not explored, but still
@@markvickroy6725 we've looked as far as we can observe. That doesn't mean we've observed it all. They also said 'explored'
Horrible drinking game:
Take a shot every time he says “Bubble”
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Keep it comming please i have been waiting for another video
I hate my self for watching this stuff it scares me to death 😱😱
Hey info team have a great day!
I read about this a little while ago, from my understanding, vacuum state decay could be triggered by an extreme high energy event. And the decay would move at light speed, so it would still be hindered by inflation, if the decay occurred far enough away, it would never reach us, because the amount of new space between us and the bubble would always be more than what the bubble could eat.
That makes perfect sense to be fair
You said if you throw a ball at it it'll just bounce off because it hits the edge of the universe, then you said the bubble eats all regular matter and converts it to nothing... Which is it?
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Sounds like they just mathematically proved the stephen king's novel the Langoliers.
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Bubbles of Nothing
U expecting something? There's nothing.
I found this: "U expecting something? There's nothing."
You failed at nothingness!
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@@joshanonline Nothing
Basically, an expanding region of No-change would limit the areas where Change occurs, therefore Change would then accelerate by Super-Conducting around the areas of No-change. The closer to No-change you get, the less the limits of Change apply.
What if a bubble of nothing came into contact with a black hole?
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The black hole will disappear
Universe rips open, the Warp is born, and Slaneesh pops out and eats all our souls :p
Actual answer? No one knows for sure. Its not "nothing" its an energy field density decay which leads to the Higgs field interacting differently with the electromagnetic and weak forces. As these are the interactions which convey mass and govern nuclear, and by extension, chemical reactions, the physics within the blackhole would change. Thats all we KNOW.
Bubbles of Nothing? I think she was a fan of The Never Ending Story. Matter can't just disappear into nothing. Stephen Hawkins said it best,"Matter cannot be created or destroyed. It can only be altered or transformed." And String Theory's 2 extra dimensions, possibility of 2 anyway, are like Anomaly and Perception. Quantum physics is a fancy term for "imaginative guessing" while applying the Scientific Method.
Only the ogs will remember the old narrator of the show.
I wonder what happened to him
If you look at the oldest video it used to be a woman
Wait... This confirms my hypothesis of why we are here.
Everything and nothing are intertwined. Nothing has no rules or constraints saying it can't be everything or anything, and everything cannot exist without containing some form of nothing.
If there ever was an absolute nothing, it would have to of thinged a thing at some point, because there is nothing to stop it being so. If there ever was an absolute everything, it must contain a form of nothing in order for it to be so. There for, we are here because of the fundamental root of this paradox. It is a paradox that needs not to be thought into existence, it just is and always will be.
If a bubble of nothing can exist and consume/convert everything into nothing, then it stands to reason that nothing could spawn bubbles of everything, With the Everything bubble consuming nothings boundless ppotential into things...
Welcome to the knowledge of the root of creation. Thy name is oblivion.
Those are some really dank bubbles
Finger the bubbles...
How emoji?
I'm obviously not a scientist, but what about the scientific theory that states that "matter cannot be created nor destroyed"
Well that is most likely wrong considering the universe exists so at some point something comes from nothing.
I really don't want the infographics team to overwork themselves I like that they're pumping out so many videos but I don't want them to overdo it y'all stay safe
The primary reason why we shouldn’t be afraid of it is because even if the bubble expands at the speed of light, the universe is already expanding faster then the speed of light. After a very long period of time most galaxies will be by themselves so unless a bubble forms within your local galaxy group, which is very unlikely, we will be okay. Even if it does form we would have no idea if it’s coming because it not only doesn’t produce light but it also wouldn’t be detectable.
Avocados are people too
Also unless the vaccum decay is somewhere in our galaxy or galaxy cluster( mabye farther out am not 100% sure) the buble would never pose a threat to us if it moved at the spead of light since space expands faster than that
Bruh it's literally just a black hole with a different origin story
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False vacuum decay is far worse than a blackhole
AFAIK, the universe expands faster than the speed of light. Whether said bubble forms outside our observable universe, or in, we should be moving away faster than it could reach us.
For those having an existential crisis
That bubble is like that virus that slowly eating out my time and sanity way.
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It’s just like Great Old Ones coming back... nothing to worry about!
Also I am memorized by and admiring and fascinated about theoretical physics.
I think about these ideas literally all the time, it's fun for me to imagine. It's all essentially some form of information, in which existing in certain states of environmental conditions, or as energy signiture's.
I seen in nature a lot of similar things, like up above and so below. Most things need balance and a flow of moving energy states. Like the cells and planet's and galaxies. Also like torus Field's, or like alternating currents, or like x points, or like the laws of thermodynamics, or the coriolis effect, or probability wave forms.
The keys to the universe, or a physics engine, or a matrix processing device. Physics would be neat to understand further. Basically either through pattern's and like algorithms and of language of sorts, or yea a energy signiture.
One could theoretically exceed speed of light, by changing the internal relationship to the outer exterior space of the universe. Their is essentially nothing really stopping the circumference their of, in which space time from changing.
As such physics would also not be locked and could change, they could create artificial controlled environments, in which adjusting physics, or the underlying code of the universe, as they see fit. ((( The circumference their of, could theoretically be anything.))) (())
Things like pokeballs, or dragonball bulma's capsules, or dragonball's hyperbolic time chamber, or the tardis in doctor who. Even the hyper cube in Jimmy neutron, or even rick's portal in Rick and Morty. Or even the warp drive, or artificial controlled gravity on sci-fi spaceships.
Think of them all having environment's, where it's underlying code, could be what they desired the outcome, of such probability wave, of such the condition's to be.
What's most interesting and entertaining thought discussed, is that the field circumference could either like align, or unalign with the matrixe's of underlying code information of a environment.
Oh, we're talking about theoreticals. I think I'll hold off on pulling my hair out over this for now.
-Eats matter
-If you threw a ball (matter) into it it would bounce right back out
These two don't quite match I think? :S
I love this show.
6:00 - how can it both "devour matter it encounters" and yet repel a ball thrown at it? That's not how vacuum decay works. And it's not a bubble of nothing, it's a bubble where basic physics works entirely differently. Yes matter would fall apart as it crosses the barrier, the forces that hold it together would stop operating as they do, but there would still be some kind of "stuff" inside the barrier, even if it was pure energy of some form. I think energy would still be conserved across the barrier, but forces and their operations would not.
I thought this was Kurzgesagt because of both the color scheme and the topic
Pretty much the same thing ngl inforgraphixs has much more range with vids but krurgeZagt has that fire accent lol
@@lancelaurel3828 plus since Kurzgesagt isn't about politics like the Infographics, they don't have to deal with biases much
Maybe this is how the universe ends, nothing that we know of is eternal, what goes up must come down. Maybe it is not the big crunch, or heat death or cool, this may be it. Hopefully the big bounce is what really what happens but we won't know until it happens, the universe might have began from nothing so it will probably end from/with nothing. That made a lot more sense in my head.
I believe everything started from something. Or has an origin
@@DeepMythos So the universe started from what by that logic? That would mean some part of it has ALWAYS existed and there was no beginning. So are you suggesting that the universe's begging was infinite therefore it is infinite? -becuase space and time work together so of the time the universe was created was infinite, then the "space" part would be the expansion of the universe which might suggest that the universe expands eternally. I would find that theory very interesting. I agree with you when you say that "everything has a beginning", so that might suggest a creator. As everything we as humans are sure of and know of has a beginning and an end, no?
@@pogglethelesser4688 I agree that the most interesting theory for the existence of our universe is that it has no beginning as we understand it. Basically an infinite loop that continues to eat and propagate itself sort of like asexual reproduction. Either way it might be beyond our ability to understand completely and that's the magic of it.
@@DeepMythosThe Bubble of Nothing's favorite song lyric..... "Nothing from nothing leaves nothing, so you gotta have SOMETHING if you wanna be with/IN me......" LOL ;~)
@@DeepMythos Actually, I have never thought of it like that. If it were eternal, and was kind of similar to asexual reproduction, then an entirely different universe may be born from these "spheres of nothingness", each part of the universe is destroyed and expanded again but what is stretched back may differ from the orginal variation and if this happens to all of the universe, it would still exist, just contain different celestial bodies and planets with different conditions, giving the possibility of other life just in different times and probably when humans are extinct. -but, does that suggest a creator?
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Bill... Ted... we need that song.
Wait, doesn’t that mean that matter can be destroyed than? By turning “something into nothing”?
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But how do u turn it into nothing
@@souplooters nothing is impossible that bubble might be like black hole made of dark energy
gaming creates worlddd 24 nothing had to be possible cause the universe expands but where is it expanding to how about the places that the universe hasn’t touched yet those places wont have anything that the universe has cause it has not reached it
Ive posted a lengthy explanation to this, but heres the TLDR: its not "nothing". Empty space meaning an area of space-time without ANY particles or radiation still retains some energy. This energy can undergo a quantum fluctuation in which one "unit" of the Higgs field would quantum tunnel to a lower local vacuum state, providing the energy for further field decay. This region would most likely still have a vacuum energy greater then 0, but the change in the fields energy density would cause it to interact with the other fundamental fields (specifically the electromagnetic and weak forces) differently, leading to a new set of physical laws. In short, the "nothing" is something that will change our universe into something we cannot exist in.
Hello infographics show can I just ask when did the telescope invent?
The telescope was *MOST LIKELY* invented around the same time as the microscope. 👨💼👨🔬🛰🌌
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This is what's keeping my sanity in quarantine
The bubble of nothing is kinda similar to the game tasty planet.
what's that
The narrator and the animation makes it fun to watch and you learn at the same time.
Define “freaking out” lol.
Bubble of nothing will break the law of thermodynamics
If anomalies exist I’m starting up the ARC, only intellectuals will understand that!
Freddie Coles stellaris?
oh jesus someone call Nick Cutter
Daniel no! Primeval! Get nick, Connor, Abby and Stephen on the phone quick!
Doesn’t that violate the idea that “energy and matter cannot be destroyed, only take different forms” though?
No. Ive posted a lengthy explanation to this, but heres the TLDR: its not "nothing". Empty space, meaning an area of space-time without ANY particles or radiation, still retains some energy. This energy can undergo a quantum fluctuation in which one "unit" of the Higgs field would quantum tunnel to a lower local vacuum state, providing the energy for further field decay. This region would most likely still have a vacuum energy greater then 0, but the change in the fields energy density would cause it to interact with the other fundamental fields (specifically the electromagnetic and weak forces) differently, leading to a new set of physical laws. In short, the "nothing" is something that will change our universe into something we cannot exist in.
at 8:19 there is a head outside the guys window
They're bubbles of troubles to me. Whenever I get a tiny grasp of string theory, I tie it in a knot. It it just another of the amazing coincidences how we exist at all. We're flying through time and space by the seat of our pants.
I got here before this video was uploaded in spacetime
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Sounds like “the nothing” from the Neverending Story
3:28, I love how the person's hoverboard is moving but their wheel is not. L.O.L.
@@tonyhamilton7785 yeah, lol. The one on that video must actually be hovering because it was moving without the wheels moving.
Fun Fact: anyone who said first didn't watch the whole video.
@BlockiFahad Actually, I did because I had it on 2x speed.
@BlockiFahad how am I lying???
You have absolutely no evidence I'm lying. Nor do you have evidence I'm not, but I swear on my life I watched it on 2x speed.
@BlockiFahad You're confusing the heck out of me. I have no evidence about what?
I'm saying you don't have proof I did watch the full video, but you also don't have proof I didn't.
Is that so hard to understand?
@@saintlysylas I also don't think you watched the video before typing that. Nobody watches videos at double speed during their first viewing.
This seems to violate the basic law of conservation of mass and energy.
Damm i cant think of anything but like this anyway for the lols
Technically, a "bubble" of nothing is more of a barrier to entry, due to the amount of energy required for matter to separate from itself, and enter the bubble. Any chaotic system such as a living organism, or an object in motion would destroy it on contact; like stirring oil into water, the bubble would become many smaller ones before slowly sliding together again.
If anything did enter the space, it would shrink; it's the same as gaseous density, if you push a bunch of a gas into a container, you're just shortening the distance each molecule can move with a space-time barrier.
The concept of absolutely nothing forming large pockets is rather inevitable when you consider the universe expands while matter remains clustered.
Layering viscus liquids of varying degrees would emulate this, the top and bottom layer being the matter, and the center being spacious.
If anything what's being described is an extremely weak force that is exerted inwards on the outer most molecules of all electromagnetic shells in the universe, rather than something that pulls energy apart.
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I'm somehow reminded of the end of "The three body problem", in which aliens activate an End of Times weapon which causes a bubble of nothingness that expands outwards at the speed of life, collapsing everything in its wake into a 2 dimensional universe, intent on destroying humans (and everything else)
I was today years old when I realized the word *"gravity"* is just an amalgam of *"general relativity"*
Also (10:03) *GMAN IS THAT YOU?!*
No. Gravity's first use by Newton is in his 1687's Philosophiæ Naturalis Principia Mathematica ("the Principia"), while Einstein's theory of general relativity was published in 1915. "Gravity", the word, has existed in english since 1502 to mean "dignity or sobriety of bearing."
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at some point of the video i just started waiting the moment where he would say that there is no big chance of these bubbles appearing
giggity
My head just hurts now