The Most Efficient Way to Destroy the Universe - False Vacuum
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ต.ค. 2016
- What if there is a way to destroy the universe so fundamentally that life as we know it will be impossible forever?
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Could you do a video on nuclear winter, I would be interested in that or ways to to survive or maybe the physiological effects because everyone knows the physical effects
@Big Chungus , you didn't watch it till the end, did you?
@Big Chungus , it's still a valid answer at the end: Even if it would happen, the rate at which the Universe accelerate it's expansion will be far to great for such a event to reach to us, even at the speed of light. And even if it will, it will take millions of years.
Kurzgesagt - In a Nutshell What would happen if a vacuum decay bubble reacts with a black hole? or another vacuum decay bubble?
Jesus is the only way to heaven ✝️
Me: AAAAAAAAAAAHHHHH
Kurzgesagt: Might be wrong
Me: lol wtf ok
well even at light speed it wouldnt reach us for millions if not billions of years most likely. xd
And we can always run away from it.
chrenos88 That means that my great great great great etc. grandkids are going to die from it, but not me! yay!
redstone craft guy if you take into acount the quantum entaglement, you can even build sensors to detect a death wave, as the change of stage between 2 entagled particules is instant, no mater the distance.
How would we exactly? Get on the cosmic motorway?
"because everything wants to remain in its low energy state"
My laziness justified
lol
Same
Well, no. It's the other way around. You want to keep at high energy state. If you wanted to go to a low energy state then you'd have to do work to get rid of your energy.
*usa’s
And I’m in USA.
And you can delete the universe
1:39 ". . . if our current understanding of physics is correct . . ."
I love the humility of science. Marvelous!
Vacuum decay is one of my favourite topics and you have done a wonderful job with it here. First-rate science communication on a potentially confounding topic.
So if you want to destroy the universe go to every mountain and start pushing all the rocks down.
Only if those rocks are giant Higgs-Boson particles, and when they rocket to the bottom, they cause a death wave that travels at light speed (or maybe faster, physics wouldn't play nice at that point).
Only if those rocks are giant Higgs-Boson particles, and when they rocket to the bottom, they cause a death wave that travels at light speed (or maybe faster, physics wouldn't play nice at that point).
basically
we should take bikini bottom and push it somewhere else!
lol you would need a mountain bigger than olympus mons and steeper too to create a problem as big as that..
Kursgesagt video plan
1. Say the world will end and there is no hope
2. Say it’s ok and we aren’t going to die for some random reason
3. Add birds
You son of a bitch I’m in
Don't worry, there are many other things that can kill you :)
Birds is number 1
@@Skyfalcon12345 what, why did you put a random rick and morty reference here? lol
@@farrankhawaja9856 why are you wearing that stupid man suit?
Me: *finds universe self-destruct button*
Also Me: If I’m not gonna exist, neither can you guys
😲
Vaccuum decay is the existential threat I worry about the least.
It could happen... maybe. But we'd never see it coming, or feel it, or... anything.
Also, I remember reading somewhere that if it happened today, 4 billion light years away, that the bubble will never reach us due to universal expansion.
So it's interesting, and this is a *great* video on the topic, but... it won't keep me up at night.
The cats destroying the house with 3am zoomies will keep me up at night.
Fundamental particle: jiggles in a slightly weird way
All of reality: *COWABUNGA IT IS*
UNDERRATED COMMENT LMAOO
LOL
LMAO
you all laugh... make memes....make funny jokes but when it comes the day it comes we are all *DOOMED*
@@Mark-Wilson Don't be so paranoid. It probably won't happen.
"It is metastable, which means it pretends to be stable, but it's not"
So, me at job interviews.
Me on dates
Me on my job.
Me
Me during exams.
Me on life
I remember reading a fanfic called Scientia that involved this, and mankind in that was hella badass, basically almost all uploaded and living with AIs that are also citizens, and one line I loved was "After all she had seen, she could not help but believe that humans would prove harder to kill than universes. And so she would not give up, as long as will remained." as one woman was doggedly working for a few dozen eons to keep the Exodus Fleet escaping the encroaching vacuum collapse while managing an incredibly finite thermal budget to avoid cooking everyone, and having scanned a nearby stable universe (the one of Worm incidentally) they sent a neural lace seed through the smallest large-enough portal they could open for the briefest time and it overtook Taylor to make her their champion who would build up in that dimension using information from the leftover connection and save as many of their origin civilization as possible. That woman who that quote is from was there in the 24th Century with the first stellar lifter and she's still there a few dozen billion years later, still working seemingly eternally to give man the best chance at life. Its an extremely good story, and at the moment the author, TaliesinSkye, is going through law school so they're preoccupied.
I thought you were describe a whole original novel then you mentioned worm and remembered that you said it was a Fanfic
Say what now?🤨
@@Kj16VNOT THE DILD-
Please use commas
This makes no sense since it moves at the speed of light. It would be impossible to detect before it hits you
I think my most reassuring thought here is that the entire theory is based on "what if the Higgs field isn't actually stable" because that's a what if. I don't know of any evidence pointing towards that being the case. What if it is stable and there's nothing to worry about?
I mean there are some things that we know- mass of the top quark and mass of the higgs particle combined guide us to the unstable field, search higgs field stability maybe it will be better explained :)
also, even if it did happen you wouldn't know, you wouldn't realise you died, you'd just be gone. tbh sounds less scary than most deaths to me
The most of science theories be like:"I dont know,thats true or not,but its sounds cool,so its 100% working like that"
@@Nocks_not at all.
@@WhenDevilsDuel The dark energy is not 100% existing thing.The most of theory use dark energy
Regular physics: Why can’t you just be normal?
Quantum physics: **screams**
@@ducksongfans Chaotic Neutral
Physics* srry had to correct it-
Relativistic physics: *Looking away slowly*
underrated comment
REEEEEEEEEEEEE
“Because scientists are bad at naming things”.
Ya when they discover a new star they just headbutt their keyboards
to be fair there are too many stars to give unique names to
@@eruno_ well ya it's like naming every single grain of sand on earth
Dry Toilet Paper
Sort of. The number of stars in the observable universe is insanely enough far greater than the amount of grains of sand on earth’s beaches.
Dry Toilet Paper lmao
*finds star*
*ARERSGT5STR5WG4-5W4TW34T3W4T3R4W324R*
I was thinking that there's potentially countless instances of vacuum decay happening in the universe, even outside our observable universe, but they're so far away that they'll likely never bother us. Then they mentioned exactly that, neat
Thanks, Kurzgesagt! I have always wanted to destroy all of existence by moving in a slightly weird way!
So that's why dogs and cats are scared of vacuums. Who knew?
bump
lol
no it not
萩原諒太 Its a joke
^*^
Wait, does this mean another section of the universe could have physics completely different to our own?
Yes, and there's also a theory that there are more than one universes, each has its own kind of physics
Yep, it's such a weird thing to think about. I wonder what it would look like if you could see into it.
That's such a great thought wow
SimplySarc please stop making it scarier!
SimplySarc stop blowing my mind
"We like to destroy the universe every few months"
Is so funny and terrifying at the same time
このチャンネルはちゃんと安心させて終わらせてくれるから本当にありがたい。
Some ball on a hill: *Rolls*
Reality: "I have decided that I want to die."
2 replies now
3 Replies Now
Bruh
5
@Toast AJ because it ain't?
What if our universe is a result of another universe reaching a true vaccuum state and thats why its expanding, our universe is the inside, death wave of another universe
That is acctually very possible but kind of sad and disturbing.
why isn’t this a fucking top comment with 10k likes
Huh.. good point. Who's to say the higgs field really isn't unstable like the video said? Except that.. we're already in the true stable form. And the UNSTABLE form.. is the one we should be fearing? It actually makes a lot of sense. There's no reason why we have to be in the 'normal' state of everything. Who knows, maybe the unstable form isn't even able to sustain life?
Cat Poke well no for sure,how can a stable thing want to be unstable
Unless we found another section of physics lol
Space grows faster than the speed of light. The vacuum state does so at the speed of light. At least that is what the video implies.
“Hey Ferb, I know what we’re going to do today”
Me with a ball on top of a hill:
*I'm about to end this universe's whole career*
*I am in control.**
Lame meme template
@@Sick1982 lame name
but can your ball mysteriously dig through the hill?
@@friedegg3732 Supposing he has a quantum particle, yes
_Universe.exe has stopped working_
Error 404: Universe not found
"We're sorry, but the universe you are trying to reach has been disconnected."
Would you like to:
Big Crunch
Big Rip
Heat Death
Now?
Inspiration _ .exe would be a good file name for the universe since it stands for .executable, which is an extremely unstable file usually containing a virus.
That's what you get for opening hot_college_girls.exe
@2:44 when the energy drinks kick in mid day
Extremely well done - covers so much in a short video. Included the critical points that this is only speculation based on our current understanding of the universe and collapse is limited by the speed of light so it can happen in another part of the universe and never even reach us.
Kurzgezagt has a playlist called "The Existential Crisis Playlist"
i love it
holy moly they does, and i thought this is a joke at first
Holy shit for real😂😂
Ahaha that's perfect XD
Maybe because every time I watch a video like this I get an existential crisis
I just realized this
No one:
Kurzgesagt: *adds another way the universe could be destroyed*
Öko wow im the first comment but theres 300 likes
shitty and overused meme
@@DerThomie thanks for the reply!
@@oko3717 np man
Öko is this a famous meme now
YES IVE BEEN WATING FOR THIS TUTORIAL FOR SO LONGGG
Thank you for the tutorial! This helped so much
This is in a playlist called “the existential crisis playlist.” Jesus Kurzgesagt
Yep Kurzgesagt videos are great but too often they give me an existential crisis. The worse one for me was the nihilism video.
@@Arbitrary6104 at least existential crisis is better then being depressed.
Tuberomix The filter one was the worst for me
@@onepunchman1953 Yeah, watching these existential crisis vids actually helps against my depression
@@BierBart12 nice,keep on moving forward.
Vacuum decay: starts
*OH NO*
Universe: expands faster than the speed of light
*anyway*
For once, heat death of the universe seems like the optimal outcome. Well, there is a sentence I never thought I’d say. Aaand here we are.
Assuming the ones that would be created are on the other end of the universe. If some scientist on earth gets to messing around and causes one, guess that would be it.
@@CelestisForgeUK I mean, the other possible ends all involve destroying space-time, e.g. the big crunch, big rip, vacuum decay, etc.
Just wait till i fuse the sun and bug Chungus together
@@soulofcinder518 This is Madness!!!!!!
Imagine a civilization becoming gods just to be wiped out so casually
Thank you, thank you, THANK YOU! I posted a comment just this evening (3/15/2022) requesting you do a video on this topic, and here it is!
What a great instructional video! I'll definitely be trying this at home.
Welp. See you on the other side...
Lol
Still waiting on it 🤨
Oh god
Diy universe death
"Pretending to be stable even though it's not"
found my new spirit animal
*spirit particle lol
hahaha
Lol
he thinks about the duck sleeping
same
spirit field*
Sounds like my ex
I love that they don’t just say “everyone will die” they actually explain it
"it's just a prank bro" the prank:
1:22 honestly the cutest thing ive ever seen
"If this happens we won't know how physics work." Yeah I think we'd be more preoccupied with the whole not existing thing.
Beside, we still don't know how most of physics works
@@NoName-hg6cc This is not accurate. We have models explaining a great many things in physics and we have derived laws and principles from these models.
The Higgs field theory has interesting basis in astrophysics because we know that if the current model for the creation of the universe is right (and background radiation its echo) it started from an incredibly dense state that was not governed by physics as we know it. The physics we know today apply to the universe in its current expansion phase. And you can consider it valid up to an infinitely small amount of time succeeding the Universe beginning to expand.
Even more interesting - if one could understand how it alters the laws of physics as we know them, we might be able to conceptualize what our universe could be like under a different field setting.
@@tywinlannister8015 Yet, we don't know if it's a good theory to explain everything or nowhere nearly good enough. We know little and we are unsure how true it is what we know
@@NoName-hg6cc That will always be the case. A theory of the All would be the apex of extreme complexity. That's why we need to break things down into small models that work in specific conditions, and that is also why models can contradict each other.
There is a lot of ground to cover still, but what we have currently works well.
Will it be worth anything 7-8 centuries down the road. Well, probably a bit, but most of it will have been proven partly false and improved.
@@tywinlannister8015 I just hope FTL travel will be possible somehow
"it pretends to be stable, but really isn't"
Me to myself: Maybe I am Higgs Field 😃
@no dis stolen?
dam i was about to say underrated comment.
@no Or maybe it's just a coincidence.
@no
There are about 7 billion people on Earth. Im sure the probability of two people who thought of the same idea separately is common.
Yass
@@thisisahumanlol8255 I wouldn't say seven billion, not all people have watched kurzgesagt, sadly. More like a million.
New best anime superpower: the ability to adjust the stability of the higgs field
Thanks, i really needed this tutorial!
I remember reading "how to-power your house" and at one point the book said you could use vacuum decay to produce almost infinite energy and avoid paying the electricity bill. One of the best books I've read so far
lmaoooo
That was Randall munroe's "how to" right?
@@MercuryIIFulminate yeah. My favourite book
@@MercuryIIFulminate oh hey that's the xkcd guy right
@@mattheweng4679yep it’s really a great read
No videos I'm clicking faster than Kurzgesagt videos..
MagmaMusen I never thought i would find you here
7000 thumbs up in 20 minutes, that's really something.
true
MagmaMusen Never expected you to be here
WHAT magma musen i luv ur vids man.
didnt expect i will find you here
Thanks for the tip bro. Will definitely be trying this soon.
Thanks for the tutorial!
“Scientists are bad at naming things”
Astronomers: 😬
Aren’t they scientists too
@@cyog2971 yeah but you ever heard of a decently named planet out side of our solar system? lol
@Wuxxy think you got the wrong guy mate
@Wuxxy I’m not the one that asked if they were scientists too. I made the joke...
@@mathaisxiong2613 It's not a joke since astronomers are scientists. It would be like saying "europeans are bad at naming things"...germans: :P but germans are also europeans so they're already included in the statement.
Thank you so much for this guide/tutorial! I'll be sure to try it out!
Is this what happens when I delete a game?
Yes.
Just in case Wreck-It Ralph didn't make it clear.
You monster.
Technically the game still exists (if it's on a computer and you're using an HDD rather than an SSD) because the alignment of magnetic particles in the drive are still the same where it is stored, it has just been removed from your file system's directory. It won't go completely all at once, instead various chunks of it will be slowly written over bit by bit (pun intended) as time passes and you save more and more files until it has lost so much that it is completely unrecognizable. Or until you defragment your hard drive, and then it will all go away in the span of an hour or so.
like pulling the carpet out from under your SIMS characters. the higgs field they depended on wasn't factually stabilized but depended on your whim to leave the game running.
Ananta Sesa das I don't get it
Brandon Ouellette sorry for the confusion. leaving your SIMS account active or a RPG running keeps the server rendering the environment as if it was a living experience IRL base level for a video game is when the transistors have all fried and no more current can pass over the processors. ie higgs decay for the game universe.
Great tutorial!
Several years later and the ball in the valley still cracks me up every time I watch this
'OK the universe is destroyed there is nothing we can do about it'
'But it actually gets worse...'
@TheKarton honestly many people already don’t understand them sooo
@TheKarton Its not about we couldnt understand physics, its about the fact that life would not be even possible after that.
It's even worse than their claims. They said they didn't KNOW if life would be impossible in the new space. Well, allow me to remove any doubt. Yes, it WOULD be impossible, because nothing would be able to have mass if the higgs field collapses, and that would mean everything would move at the speed of light and there could be no persistent structures, matter and energy alike would move at the speed of light, and act like light, flying apart.
@TheKarton No one pointed out that you said "psychics" instead of "physics" and that bugs me a little lol.
Since its the most painless in every way of stop existing ANYTHING that can happen afterwards is bad for us especially if we "live" through it
Edit: My dumbass wrote "life" instead "live"
vacuum decay VS 1000 degree knife
I think vacuum decay will burn the knife
well Seychelles decay can beat both sence of a large amount of sounds that makes things explode
Mattonella Scheggiata NO VS 1000 DEGREE HYDRAULIC COMPRESSOR!!!!!
vacumm decay duh that would destroy the whole entire universe
Jia Le Cheong not a 1000 degree knife
Thanks for tutorial 😊 I'll surely try this
"what is the universe come with a self destruct button"
"Behold the Universe-inator"
Words are not enough to tell how much this comment is underrated
Ironically, Doof did make a Galaxy-Inator, in the episode when the family goes to Africa.
Underrated comment
why do I hear Dr. Doofenshmirtz's voice saying "Behold the Universe-inator"
You win.
Krzgesagt videos only have two outcomes. Made you feel good and hopefully optimistic or gripped by terror.
Houdini111 are there any that give you hope I honestly only find hope in the time episode 😂
The CRISPR episode, for instance.
I prefer the second one :D makes people aware
Yep.
If you get gripped by terror, you've got problems.
really informative tutorial! thanks
I truly love your channel. Keep doing the best work.
Such creative videos you’ve on this channel. Just subscribed!
Officially the first viewer of any video on this channel.
I’ve never witnessed such awesome editing as this one.
Following your channel from the last two years, interesting content!
You’re working so hard, may all your wishes come true.
Congratulations on your first 10K followers, may you reach 100K soon.
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When watching your videos, I accidentally hit ‘like’ and never knew when.
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what
I have to wonder what scientists name their kids.
PieMoe biologist would name ther kids latin name for sure
Johnius Laryngitis
Jeff
PieMoe Jeb, maybe? :D
Homo Sapiens, or Human Child.
Me: So those are the ways you can destroy the universe?
Kurzgesagt: _There is another_
and another one
Thanks for the ideas
Lol
Great tutorial i can't wait to try it
“Because scientists are bad at naming things”
**glances suspiciously at HD 189733b**
Or spin. Or imaginary numbers.
HE177013n
@@rodrigozanabria2978 hmmmm...
@@warm_soothing_rain05 yes
@@rodrigozanabria2978 just feels like this topic is going through a metamorphosis
Bruh as soon as he pressed "delete universe" my tablet said "system UI has stopped" and shut down
epic
nobody:
android niggas:
@@twilightning yeah if its a tablet from 2011
On today’s episode of things that didn’t happen
There is a mini universe in every phone and other stuff, so, you just destroyed a universe (aka possibly destroyed trillios of life forms)
Thanks for the advice, I shall follow this tutorial.
This gives me an idea, thanks
Kurzgesagt: "What if our universe had a self destruct button?"
Me: "So you mean what if our universe was designed by a mediocre mad scientist who fights a light blue platypus."
When you wanna be a harmacist, but everyone sees you as a pharmacist.
Don’t forget the hat
"I call it the Universedestructionator!"
hes perry (perry!)
Universe, Evil, Incorporated
Guys dont worry its been fixed in 1.5.8 Patch
Its 1.6.0 so it got reinroduced
took a heavy nerf, though
@@sammym2511 this glitch needs to be fixed. I might wait life if it isn't.
@@Demonetizedh8re I'm guessing you meant quit?
Meme Man dang it came back in 1.5.9
Thanks for the tutorial man
Wow! 👏👏👍👍It's really super cool
3:34 when the animators are part time memers
Even with the same hat!
Fresh Fast Gamer what meme is that from?
Fresh Fast Gamer first time visiting this channel I see
just type 'this is fine' into google
a dog sits in a burning room and says "this is fine."
Plot twist: vacuum decay already occurred and we’re actually living in a true Higgs field
so:
its all a big bang
higgs field:🔫 allways has been
That might explain the expansion of the universe.
Underrated comment
Higgs boson: "The current mass estimates, around 125 giga-electron-volts, imply a borderline possibility that the Universe exists in a metastable state "
Oh shut up, my brain is already full of fuck.
I will definitely be trying this at home! Thanks!
Your videos are great
When the universe might literally be deleting itself but it's just too slow to get to us
Man,the universe has really high ping
@@AbhijayAgarwal A ping of about 3 trillion
Universe needs a software update
@@soujithalder3371 you sure that's a good idea? I mean, what if we got patched?
@@soujithalder3371 no, universe vacuum decay really needs a windows 10 update to windows 11
"If there's an energy level lower than the perceived lowest level for the higgs boson, the universe will be destroyed, every single particle will be obliterated"
Me: Oh wow that's scary.
"But it gets worse"
Me: How could it get worse than that?!
"It will also change all of physics"
Me: ...
"The standard model of quantum mechanics will be overthrown"
Me: *NOT THE STANDARD MODEL OF QUANTUM MECHANICS OH NO*
It means that even if a new world is reborn after the super vacuum, it' physics, biology, chemistry etc rules are going to be very different than ours.
@@arminharper510 it wont matter if we dont exist, they wont know it was different
@@shipey188 it will cuz we will exist forever in some shape or form, the quantity of matter is constant in the universe, meaning the stuff that we are made of will stay in the universe 4 ever!
@armin harper technically, no.
remember, this new universe would not have the same laws of physics as ours. it's possible that we might be permanently obliterated.
kudos to you for being optomistic, though :3
@@ScareSans we will come back, maybe not as a human or maybe not even an intelligent being but remember that circle is also going to end and another universe will follow that one, if the big bang theory is true then the world is a constant loop of big bangs and shrinkings, each big bang creates a new universe with a new set of rules ;)
Finally the tutorial I was looking for!
Your explaination, right around 2:00 minutes was wonderful. Clarified a lil' some I was tripping up on, I don't study, but the videos go hard ofc!!! (and, I enjoy the discovery just a bit ofc)
I like the just, "Because scientists are bad at naming things."
Being of course in response, to the 'vacuum in space-- seperate from vacuum spaces--' as they're described in this context, comment.
Earth: Mr. Sun I don't feel to good
*disapears into dust*
BigBanana underrated comment
What have you done?!
too soon
Saturn: *escapes* pluto: *escapes* titan:yay mom were going to ANOTHER universe all planets: *gets destroyed* *saturn and pluto is going to another universe*
2018 huh 😏
"Oh you're worried about instant annihilation and a possible endless existence in a hellish abstract plane of existence? Don't be! Because there are far worse things to fear."
“Also there’s a 10% chance it’d happen and you wouldn’t even notice.”
@@Slender_Man_186 Actually, it's probably around 75-80%. I have very little science education, but I'll try to explain my idea. 50% of people will have it come at them through the Earth, and 25-30% at any given time cannot see the sky (pure guesswork).
@@enter_channel_name_here They don't mean that, if this does happen, we couldn't see it because it travels at the speed of light, so no one would realize, and the whole earth would be gone in a second :)
There would be no endless existence inside the true vacuum since everything that passes through will be completely shredded into fundamemtal particles and those will probably be anihilated as well
@@geli95us yeah but only if the vacuum decay starts near earth
If it starts some lightyears away we would notice something is off because stars would start dissapearing as the bubble grows
Very useful!
*in a sea of fire*
"This is fine."
It's a reference to a meme
It is a dog in a burning wooden house, isn't it?
KC Green's gunshow comics is where the meme came from.
Why is your comment exactly an explanation of my life?
"Everythings going to be ok"
“Pretends to be stable but isn’t”
Same
LOL XD
Lmao
Lmao
I think I want to date the Higgs Field. I just know I can save her!
Ouch?!
4:17 that "AAAAA" made me die from laughing 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I tried it, it works! Thanks for another great video
"Scientists are bad at naming things"
Well duh
are your parents scientists?
Mihael Čudak there's a bird named the great tit.
Mr skelebone dat aine a scientific name brah
what about the "Sonic Hedgehog" gene?
Jenny Zheng and the oh my god particle
"Metastable - it pretends to be stable but is not"
*Hey ma, look I'm in a TH-cam*
Same lol
This might be the most terrifying idea I have ever been this fascinated by.
thanks, I’ll definitely try by the end of the week
I like the fact you spent a good amount of time calming everyone down after scaring the hell out of us. Responsible video.
😆 😆 😆 😆 😆 yes VERY responsible 😆 😆 😆 😆 😆
@@Maria-tg2iv DUHUHUHUHUHUH 🥳😩😎🤔🤙🤔🥳🤔😩🙃🙃🤫🥳🤔🤙🥳🤔😩😔🥳😮🥳😩😎😩🤙😁🥳😩🙏😁🤠🌈🙃🤔🤩😩🔥😩🤠😑🙏😑🙃😩🥳🤔🥳🤔🤠😩🤠😑😑🥳🥳
Nope, still scared people with the brief mention of the 'green' agenda that he says we are supposed to worry about.
this shit scares u ?
the video gave me an existential crisis, then immediately provided the sufficient therapy afterward lol
I'm just here for that voice.
Same. I didn't even pay attention to what he said. I just listen to his voice and feel a lot smarter by the end of the video.
Today was a good day.
ChispyReddit I listened to his voice and got extremely depressed. Today WAS a good day ._.
Suurherra Poskiluu oh I get it :3
Wait that's not a good thing
He sounds a bit sick yeah?
Thank you!
Man, I have one of these in a jar. Took a couple months, but I got one. Your tutorial was very helpful, thank you!
"scientists are bad at naming things"
wisest words ever said
**Glances suspicious at HD 100546 b**
just imagine scientist naming aliens as AhMgejhwk-6382
It's not true though, it's perfectly accurate to call it the vacuum state. It's the state of the empty space itself. It is incidental if something happens to occupy that space and make it not what you would call a vacuum. The space doesn't care. Besides, even what you think of as hard, solid, dense matter is mostly empty space, and effectively a vacuum.
@@LibbyTheVioletStickman Lmfao 😂😂😂😂 True
dont search up pigs scientific name
"every single physical thing would stop existing and life would be impossible, forever."
**cute jingle**
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The ball in the valley sleeping under a blanket is such a mood
Its insane how much the animation improved
@5:24 That photon is so adorable. Safe journey to wherever you're headed, fella
@opisex They went all in on the photon/sperm thing in another video, forget which one; round particle/head and only the single wave/tail.