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I know for a fact that there is something out there and we are not alone. they say that there are thousands of galaxies identical to our own so there is no way that we are the only thing because how we came about is crazy so what's to say somthing else didn't come about like we did
Galileo Newton Copernicus You just saw a video of the human brain comprehending the size of the universe. We know its not the size of an apple correct?
@insight001 Yet people keep dreaming our kind would once visit those faraway galaxies, even though that is impossible. In that regard, they cannot comprehend that such a vast distance takes time to travel, and that they won't have the lifespan to last that.
VVabsa Actually you are the one that is wrong. We currently do not have an efficient way to travel to distant galaxies true. Does that guarantee we won't find away "tomorrow"? No it does not. So explain what you mean by impossible..
Humans are like kids fighting over a toy, and other species out in the universe are fighting over multi-sextillion (enter alien currency here) star systems *hits bong*
Multiverses...forming cells in another dimension :o i wonder if we can find out the true nature of reality (universe, multiverses etc) by looking really deep into cells and the fabric of our reality.
How sad is it that our lives are filled with requirements instead of living to discover what we are in our home and what we mean to everything around us...
Especially for Titan "Saturn's moon". *ITS FREE GAS!!!* Because most of the planet has so much oil that it literally rains it. So there, you'll see a lot of oil tycoons and gas stations.
@@DonEBrooke32 1. What's a Dub-MD? 2. They won't take over the galaxy. They're not as powerful as North Korea is. And 3. The Space Force will take care of it. ;)
As Neil deGrasse Tyson once put it, saying there's no aliens out there is like filling a cup up from the ocean and saying there are no *edit* Whales(so many grammar nazis) in the ocean.
All I'm saying is we can't say aliens are real until we have factual evidence, because if we can say that then we can say God is real. ( I don't want to go to the discussion of God). Not saying it's impossible, but what I'm trying to Simply say is alien life is probably not how you envision it. Like I said aliens could be microorganisms living on another planet deep underwater where will never ever be able to reach them. And you know it be a crazy theory if all the animals on Earth were all from different habitable planets, but someone thought it was a good idea to keep all life forms in one area
@[Username Redacted] call me crazy but if you think about it microorganisms on a cellular level most likely can't see what's going on around it because it is in a different dimension. *Call me crazy* but I would like to believe that we are also sells maybe in somebody's brain or on their arm we're just living life, and all the Blackness you see out in space it's just the other dimension of which you cannot see. Sorry I seen that I repeated myself in that last comment and I deleted something but your name went with it.
Sorry mate that theory has already been debunked so many times. And the last theory you mentioned is just dumb because we already have evidence that space exists and we are not on "somebody's arm or brain" lol
@@Reddblue first off let me ask you how many times has science been wrong and sometime in the future it was corrected. Just because a theory was proven wrong today doesn't mean it cant get proven right tomorrow. Anyways that whole being in someone's brain was just a thought I don't actually think that, but why is it that we can't see out of the known universe? And if you think about it if you were on a microscopic level do you think you would see everything a human saw? Science is just a theory also based off basic truths and critical thinking.
To me it seems rather arrogant to think there isn't life or there can't be life elsewhere in the universe. I mean, we're here so it's possible and even likely other life could be too. Given the insanely immense size of the universe, iI find it hard to believe we represent the only life in the cosmos. NO WAY.
There is life just not in our physical universe, there is everlasting life in Heaven. The bible talks about the universe and how big it's, though it never mentions other life except ours.
Life HAS to exist elsewhere for the simple fact that it exists here. if you look at the universe EVERYTHING repeats, NOTHING happens just once. statistically life will be EVERYWHERE. scientists say that to find life you look for water as water seems to be the catalyst that started it all. (on earth at least this appears to be true) taking that into account the most abundant element in the universe is hydrogen. the third most abundant element is oxygen. water is 1 part hydrogen and 2 parts oxygen. water is EVERYWHERE hence there is a VERY high probability that life will also be everywhere.
I think it's cool af; that something as small as a human can have knowledge of neighbouring galaxies is an incredible achievement of both us and the universe, let alone our knowledge of the universe's currently observable scope.
Think abt this you might be reincarnated millions of years in the future :). Sadly you won't remember anything of your past life. Wish we could somehow retain it and save it. There still will be history so it might teach us abt this time.
My bad on the wording. You will eventually be born in the future again. Not sure if there's word for it. But, in most movies they show the dude he doesn't remember anything but, he loves a similar girl or some shit get re-incarnated. Re-born again? too christian. What else... I don't know but, wouldn't this concept be cool? Eventually your back in the world cause a trace of your gene was passed on for generations or something donno. That's why we have babies TBH they a half and half copy of our family. Chances of our own consciousness coming back again is super high and we wont even know we waited. Just like right now do you remember anything before your born? No right it will be similar. Maybe 100s or yrs or 1000s of yrs in the future. Lets just hope we have figured out most of resource problems we are having now and colonised another planet. As the sun get brighter we will have to move to mars eventually. We still have a million+ Yrs to perfect that so m not worried. Eventually though we will be on a different planet in a different body.
Do you know someone who doubts there is other life out there? If you are near a beach with this person ask them if they think there is life out in the universe if they say no, tell them to look down at the sand beneath their feet and remind them how deep the sand goes. Now tell them to take a hand full of sand and count each grain. After a while, they give up because there's too many. Now, take one grain of sand from their hand, preferably a unique and interesting one, and tell them it represents our star/sun, and that all the other individual grains of sand on not only their hand, the beach they are standing on, or even underneath all the earth's the oceans, but the entire earth itself represent the other stars of our universe. Take that special grain of sand and their hand full of sand and throw it as far as you can. They will never find the special and unique grain of sand ever again. Now ask them, do they think there is life out there?
@@Zer-db1bp he's trying to sound smart by saying the universe is very vast but the condition for life to exist in the first place is extremely low so we'd have to compare the chances to the size of the universe then start from there.
What you explained there was that the earth is small. Why tf would that change someone’s opinion on alien life. You do realise that people who don’t believe that there is life outside of our planet do actually already know the earth is small ...
multi-universe lol...there is no such thing; its just a theory put out with absolutely no facts, evidence and is based on explanations with illogical consequences and reasonings backing it. The possibility for that is nonexistent so don't worry about it :P
I used rationality and logic to come to the conclusion that we have absolutely zero evidence for the existence of multi-universes; I don't think you understand multiverse theory; it talks about parallel universes and even Richard Dawkins stated for that to even be a possibity then there has to be atleast 10 to the power of 140 other universes (can't remember the number precisely) to explain the existense of this one. You don't have to take my word for it friend, you can check the scientists and physicts who back this idea; I.e all it is; so when you say I'm dismissing shit I would humbly disagree coz all I'm saying is the idea is not built on solid foundations to be confirmed as a "fact" by any stretch of the imagination Me using my intellect is "going against discovery of truth" seems a bit hypocritical coz all truth is based on these principles.
then here some rationality. yes there is no proof of the existence of a multiverse. BUT there is no proof it's doesn't exist either. you can ask yourself too where is the missing antimatter like the rest of the scientific community. it's like telling me there is no way aliens exist, it's not rational to think that, specially after this video.
What’s scary to me is that no matter how massive the Universe or multiverse might be it’s all still inside of something. Everything is floating in a metaphorical ocean with no shore and no bottom or surface. Let that sink in for a lifetime.
what if them aliens already having inter-galactic alliance and we r like some third world tribes people to them...they don't approach us cause they think humans are stupid and savages.
What if they are just "harvesting" planets somehow, and left our galaxy alone for billions of years to let it grow, and then they returned to find us and think we're some kind of weird bacteria that grew and consumed most of the planets resources. And now Earth is considered "rotten". *smokes blunt*
Cheeto O i watched a time lapse of an orange rotting once (dont ask me why i have no fucking idea) and in the comments one guy was like bruh this is what humans do
we got no way to send any kind of signal we exist, so unless they travel all the time for no reason from planet to planet, they wont know we exist, if they exist
We would have to be pretty narrow minded to think that we're alone in the universe. Look at what humans have accomplished in the last 100 years, 10,000 years, 100,000 years... we think on a human time scale so 10,000 years seems like a long time. Imagine a species out there that's had a one million or even 1 billion year head start. Keep in mind, the universe is over 14 billion years old. Life could be plentiful out there, species evolving and dying out without anyone knowing they were there. Humans could go extinct right now and nobody out there would ever know of a species called humans on a planet in some random galaxy ever existed
You can see the guy on the left's eyes looking more and more distraught as the video goes on and his demeanor slowly shrivelling into his chair while realising his own insignificance in this mighty thing we call a universe.
My favorite is when the narrator said something about being able to go out and the things we could discover Will said 'No, leave 'em alone, don't go out there, we're good". I haven't laughed like that for a long time.
The types of life out there are more crazy than we can imagine. Just look at the kind of life there is in our oceans. There's an ocean video you should watch too. About how deep it is.
Also, I think it’s kind of cool the way things repeat. For ex this video goes from the Earth to the observable universe, but you can also go the other direction. Start with Earth and go smaller, down to molecules, atoms, and sub-atomic whatever. You see the same patterns of objects(ex atoms) with smaller things orbiting around them(ex electrons), all clustered together to make matter, just as the planets orbit stars, and the stars orbit galaxies, and galaxies orbit big galactic clusters and so on. From the sub atomic to the observable universe, it’s like universes within universes (“multiverse”?), and it’s impossible to reach the end whether you go bigger OR smaller.
Dope comment, minor correction. Electrons don’t orbit around the nucleus of an atom. There’s this thing called a probability wave which gives us the probability of locating the electron at any given time. Completely different from planets orbiting stars.
insight001 lol it’s not his fault lol that’s what they teach in chemistry and physics until you get to college and even unfortunately then people don’t pay attention
@@NishGrewal Point taken! "Orbit" is simply the word I chose to make the point that small things like cozying up to bigger things. In the case of a hydrogen atom, granted the electron isn't there for the same reason that the moon orbits the Earth, but just as small rocks become planets and atoms in giant space clouds can eventually become stars, we see the pattern repeating itself. I didn't get too hung up on the "why", because you can even look at *human* society and find the same pattern: Where an individual or small group attracts more and more people to serve whatever purpose(governments, corporations, etc). Look at the stock market: Where you've got companies(atoms) that form relationships with investors(electrons), and in various ways combine and change to create new, bigger companies just as atoms with their electrons(where applicable) come together and make matter. Heck, look at the way humans and other creatures live: Individuals often seek out a group to join, and the bigger the group gets the more individuals it attracts. The reasons these relationships occur can be completely different, but we keep seeing the same pattern of behavior. I just find that interesting. At the time I wrote the post, I was thinking of the astronaut Chris Hadfield and his experiment with the wet rag in space. He talked about how dust and other particles in space clump together, similar to the way snowflakes do.
The universe is so massive and there are so many planets that exist that it’s statistically impossible for us to be alone in the universe, maybe even in our own galaxy, but it is likely with how vast it is and the fact that it continues to grow neither of us will ever know of each other’s existence.
Well no we aren’t. We aren’t alien until we’ve been to another planet. We can’t be “aliens” if we’ve remained on our planet and our moon. If another planet had life and found out about us we would not be classed as “aliens” we would be classed as “life”
@@dr3adedjun1or what are you talking about? I never said there wasn’t others before us? I’m saying we aren’t alien as earth is our home and we haven’t left it
The middle guys face at around 8:20 has me LOSINNNNGGG it!! He's like trying to understand something that NO ONE will ever understand, LOL!! Great video! :)
i watched this video a couple of times, everytime i have a headache, my head hurts just thinking about it, everytime i keep fantasing whats out there and WHY all this is there WHY WHY WHY WHY, i just stay in a infinite loop of questions
The most terrifying possibility is that there are MILLIONS of other alien races out there. Because that means there's something out there they're all afraid of, that we haven't learned to hide from yet.
Millions, you forgot a couple zeros, think quintillions, nonillions, just on our galaxy some scientists calculate that there can be billions of planets that can hold life just like earth
@@carso1500 I mainly meant alien races at our level of technology within travelable distance from us, which even with Star Trek levels of tech isn't very far in the universal scheme of things
I remember seeing a satellite back in 1964, a tiny metal silent dot moving across the night sky. It got me hooked on space. I remember seeing a comet in the night sky about 1997, it was so tripped out, when I realized there was this giant object sailing past Earth, and I could look up and see it. I hope I live long enough to see people walking on Mars.
There is effectively zero chance that there is no life in the universe other than us. The only question is whether we have been visited by it before, or if it's only at our level of technology or lower.
@@Zer-db1bp, I'm not english, but I'll try to explain it short and clearly. First of all, A planetary system need between 5 and 10 billions years to be stable enough. And intelligent life need more than 3-4 billions years to evolve. The universe is young... I mean very very young. It's 13.8 billions years. All the scientist know we are a miracle, really big miracle. Good planetary system, good spot in the galaxie, good star, good spot in the solar system. We suffer over 20 cataclysme (5 very major one). We are more than lucky.... And of course, we appear when the universe is aged of 13.8 billions years. That's why we are probably the first intelligent life form of the universe. I tought the same thing of you before, but after a lot of research and some knowledge, I realize that we are probably alone (I mean as a intelligent species). I think all the people who think like you (and me before) are people with not enough space knowledge. Ps: Just look at the Drake equation...
@@seigeengine It's not assumption at all. We know how old universe is, and how many time a planetery system need to be stable and how many years it take the get a intelligent life form. It's not exact because it's an average, but it's a fact. Take a look the the Drake Equation just for fun...
It's so big and there's so much of it yet we are a made out of it. Each of us are a thinking and feeling part of the universe. It's vast and yet we get to think and feel and know. Great react. I loved it!
@@wowthatscool9333 Then that would be even more evidence that we are "not" special even by a gods standard if he would write books for several different species claiming each of them are the one and only special gods creation. I would not at all be surprised to find religion in other life forms but by definition it couldn't be compatible with anything humans came up with since there is no mention of other intelligent life that the supposed "god" created.
Except we religious people don't believe that we are primates. And he specifically made us to be special, it's not like he just came across us and randomly chose us to be special. Nice downplay though...
It has been said before that we, as a species, might want to be more cautious in our desire to finally meet alien life forms. Just by judging life here on earth, everything from rivalry between species - to rivalry between human nations, there is very little to indicate that a potentially superior alien species would treat us gently. It could be quite the gamble. Sure, maybe they'd want to teach us nifty things, but if they were superior, it would be like pitting spears against machineguns or rabbits against sharks, there is no predicting what we could be up against and how overwhelmingly easy we could find ourselves completely dominated or even annihilated
I actually worry more for the aliens. If you look at how humanity treats land and sea life here, you can only come to the conclusion that the same would be done out there. What level of intelligence would it require for our species to try to be peaceful with a less intelligent species? We will very soon be in need of resources, do you believe in all honesty that we would throw out the 'us or them' mentality if it were to come to that? It's true, there could be far greater intelligence's out there and that they could be hostile but the way I see it, if that were the case than they would have found out about us a long time ago and dealt with us then.
You mean, in a future where we eventually come across foreign intelligent species in space? Oh, absolutely, we're gonna enslave the hell out of them. That's what we do best. That's kind of my point: We have our earth and our behavior to go by, and going by that, if aliens were to discover us first, we'd probably be in for some harsh domination
Why are you preaching to the choir AND calling people "cucks"? All the responses here agree that someone's gotta be eaten, and that someone's gotta be the one who didn't reach the technology to go to other worlds first. The ones who has the capacity to cross the ocean, so to speak, are the ones who most likely will start wrecking wherever they arrive, both deliberately, as well as with brought pathogens.
You make a good point, but - the same way that we would not simply step out of a space ship, for then to insta-die from the alien environment, aliens would probably make their own precautions, way before setting foot here :D We researched the moon, then made space-suits, precisely so we would be able to walk around there. We were well prepared! Any intelligent aliens would be equally prepared An "anien invader" (for lack of a better term), would really only have two options: One, make their research, and only approach our world *because* they can breathe and survive in our environment - OR - always remain confined within their space suits. If the latter, then our world would not be somewhere they intend on staying permanently - unlesssss they were into the whole terraforming thing. If that were the case, we'd all die. People, animals, plants, everything. Which then would beg the question - what would they want from us? Minerals? Space is chock full of minerals, why kill us all for stuff that exists in abundance all over space? As for long future, that is indeed a fun thought. 3030 would be both unrecognizable - as well as totally familiar, just look at the difference between 2018 and 200 BC, lots of differences - but also lots of familiar concepts. A roman soldier brought to 2018 would be baffled by all the technology, but he would know exactly what to do in a sofa, with a dinner plate and a knife and a spoon. 800 000 AD though, that would truly be mindblowing! There really is no guessing what we or our societies would look like, which is kind of frustrating :D I still am on the fence wether we will even make it that long. We can really survive any climate, from arctic to scorching desert, as long as the atmosphere is survivable in itself. Since humans have long since come to control our environment (rather than being physically dictated by it), it is likely that our natural evolution is slowing considerably. Artificial evolution on the other hand, may just be beginning to accelerate, with scientific progress. I sometimes toy with the idea that humans never die out, and colonize planet after planet. Each world separates populations, creating new off-shoots, new histories, unendingly, untill we have infested all of time and space. Other times, I doubt we will ever leave earth. It costs too much money. What bank would grant us the loan? How would we pay back? :V
I believe in my own theory and this theory is the father of all theory thank u so much Now my theory says SPACE =( everything Possiblity ) there is others living creatures some are advanced and some primitive debates ends here
That just means that if we want to survive the evolutionary race, we need to cast aside our reservations of fame and fortune to focus on the advancement of the human race before we deplete our local resources.
That's is truly awesome. Aliens will intercept it and wonder why the heck somebody wrote such a weird symbol. A peace of your family will be flying thru space forever. I'm jealous.
People who write comics should watch more stuff like this. Really, a magic glove that lets you wipe out half of all life in something THIS big? It’s like an ant wiping out half of all life on Earth by twitching it’s leg. Not trying to tear down comics or CB movies at all, just saying they need to rethink how they approach some of these concepts.
The Explorer Understanding the science helps people write better stories. I mean shit, don’t YOU like it when you see special effects that look like they could actually exist? That happens when artists pay attention to the science. Once you can blend the fake science with the real, the stories and art get better. That’s also how you make millions more in box office, because adults can appreciate it as much as the kids.
dalinkwent202 Exactly, It would make better stories if they know the extent of what's actually out there. Reality is much larger and weirder than human imagination. For example the galactic civilization in Star Wars is very primitive compared to what any real galactic civilization can be, to have the power to casually travel galaxy wide means that the death star should be nothing but a child's toy and without the need of any special magical crystals.
Marvel does their shit weird though, like there's multiple universes isn't there? Like thanos only wiped out half of life in his own universe or am I tripping?
Malcolm Carter Most fictional universes have the multiverse. But in Marvel, Molecule Man pulled an omniverse out of a box. Look up what an omniverse is to get an idea how crazy that shit is.
The dude in the middle has priceless facial reactions. His mind is being blown every 20 seconds. I LOVE IT! THE UNIVERSE IS FUCKING MIND BLOWING AND HE GETS IT! Fantastic video.
Dude at the beginning was right af, I heard a quote saying “it would be 1000x more insane to come across humans out in the universe than any other sort of life-form” and it’s true. With 2 TRILLION galaxies all with billions of stars and planets how could there not be. Liked and shared already and I’m 2 minutes in lol 👍👍👍👍
Will, your face in this video was hilarious. All the faces you made were too much for me. I'm still giggling. And I'm going to vote that we are not alone in the universe.
This even increases the belief actually. You and me are both insignificant specks on specks on specks of dust and HE still loves us all. Have a great day, week, and life my friend. Truly :P
You can't blame them for doing so. The universe fits the description. The universe is everywhere, is eternal, is beyond reproach, created everything there is, was and will be and does not provide answers to questions. It is indifferent yet, it provides.And eventhough you know you don't live forever; your entire being is part of it and always will be. I'm an atheist but people who believe in god are really not that far off the mark.
This video makes me feel like somebody removed my brain, froze it in liquid nitrogen, shattered it with a hammer, melted down all the pieces, then stuck them back together with glue...
All of this is the imagination of God, and the imagination of God is limitless. So ofcourse there are other life forms out there in space for God to dwell in.
@@exitspree lmao. No that award goes to you. What do you believe in....your self? If something as incredibly stupid as you exist, why can not something incredibly smart and all knowing like a God exist?
Maybe never. All systems are limited by time, energy, and return on investment. It is possible that no advanced civilization will ever decide it is worthwhile to investigate our neighborhood.
Incase anyone's wondering, 1 light year = 10 trillion km or 6 trillion mi. So 10 trillion x 93 billion = that's how big in km the observable universe is supposed to be, and that's just the observable universe.
To give you an idea of how large the universe actually is, here's an example: Our solar system is just a tiny spec in our Galaxy. The same solar system that has planets so far apart, it would take months or even years to get at. Is a tiny spec in our Galaxy which is an atom compared to our observable universe. Which is only a quarter of an actual universe. Think about that for a second.
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"Two possibilities exist: either we are alone in the Universe or we are not. Both are equally terrifying."
-Arthur C. Clarke
Renz K.L.: Probably one of the best quotes I've ever heard read.
@Angel god Wow, who pissed in _your_ cereal?
I know for a fact that there is something out there and we are not alone. they say that there are thousands of galaxies identical to our own so there is no way that we are the only thing because how we came about is crazy so what's to say somthing else didn't come about like we did
@Angel god at least 2 trillion
@Angel god Oh, look, a theist who doesn't see the bigger picture.
The human brain just cannot comprehend the size of the universe
Galileo Newton Copernicus Not true
@@REDPotriats757 what makes you say that?
Galileo Newton Copernicus You just saw a video of the human brain comprehending the size of the universe. We know its not the size of an apple correct?
@insight001 Yet people keep dreaming our kind would once visit those faraway galaxies, even though that is impossible. In that regard, they cannot comprehend that such a vast distance takes time to travel, and that they won't have the lifespan to last that.
VVabsa Actually you are the one that is wrong. We currently do not have an efficient way to travel to distant galaxies true. Does that guarantee we won't find away "tomorrow"? No it does not. So explain what you mean by impossible..
We got nations fighting over land and wealth, while I'm sure there are things out there fighting over galaxies *hits blunt*
You need to start thinking big - think Multiverses.
Humans are like kids fighting over a toy, and other species out in the universe are fighting over multi-sextillion (enter alien currency here) star systems
*hits bong*
BONG HIT,,,,now I'm in my own universe :)
Babyfarts mcgeezax
Multiverses...forming cells in another dimension :o i wonder if we can find out the true nature of reality (universe, multiverses etc) by looking really deep into cells and the fabric of our reality.
And we worried about our skin colors🤦♂️
What are you worried about you ruled the entire Galaxy!
girl ikr this really puts things into perspective LMAO
Or tones
we are alone af
ah so blacks lives really don't matter
Here I am worrying about paying my bills this month, and it all seems so insignificant.
It's all relative in the end.
In the scope of things ..we are very insignificant ..
How sad is it that our lives are filled with requirements instead of living to discover what we are in our home and what we mean to everything around us...
Onyx indeed.
Nlc K Blame Greed and Power.
"It's free real estate"
🤣
Especially for Titan "Saturn's moon". *ITS FREE GAS!!!* Because most of the planet has so much oil that it literally rains it. So there, you'll see a lot of oil tycoons and gas stations.
Sharan Ramesh 😂😂
@@DonEBrooke32 1. What's a Dub-MD?
2. They won't take over the galaxy. They're not as powerful as North Korea is.
And 3. The Space Force will take care of it. ;)
@@Dcn8r22 lol. Dub-MD, just trying to sound Gangsta right there. Dub, of course, standing for W.
As Neil deGrasse Tyson once put it, saying there's no aliens out there is like filling a cup up from the ocean and saying there are no *edit* Whales(so many grammar nazis) in the ocean.
All I'm saying is we can't say aliens are real until we have factual evidence, because if we can say that then we can say God is real. ( I don't want to go to the discussion of God). Not saying it's impossible, but what I'm trying to Simply say is alien life is probably not how you envision it. Like I said aliens could be microorganisms living on another planet deep underwater where will never ever be able to reach them. And you know it be a crazy theory if all the animals on Earth were all from different habitable planets, but someone thought it was a good idea to keep all life forms in one area
@[Username Redacted] call me crazy but if you think about it microorganisms on a cellular level most likely can't see what's going on around it because it is in a different dimension. *Call me crazy* but I would like to believe that we are also sells maybe in somebody's brain or on their arm we're just living life, and all the Blackness you see out in space it's just the other dimension of which you cannot see. Sorry I seen that I repeated myself in that last comment and I deleted something but your name went with it.
Sorry mate that theory has already been debunked so many times. And the last theory you mentioned is just dumb because we already have evidence that space exists and we are not on "somebody's arm or brain" lol
@@Reddblue first off let me ask you how many times has science been wrong and sometime in the future it was corrected. Just because a theory was proven wrong today doesn't mean it cant get proven right tomorrow. Anyways that whole being in someone's brain was just a thought I don't actually think that, but why is it that we can't see out of the known universe? And if you think about it if you were on a microscopic level do you think you would see everything a human saw? Science is just a theory also based off basic truths and critical thinking.
I ended up making up my own saying for it " it's like painting on the beach and expecting to get paint on only one grain of sand".
To me it seems rather arrogant to think there isn't life or there can't be life elsewhere in the universe. I mean, we're here so it's possible and even likely other life could be too. Given the insanely immense size of the universe, iI find it hard to believe we represent the only life in the cosmos. NO WAY.
Why arrogant
There is life just not in our physical universe, there is everlasting life in Heaven. The bible talks about the universe and how big it's, though it never mentions other life except ours.
So heaven souls are aliens?
Life HAS to exist elsewhere for the simple fact that it exists here.
if you look at the universe EVERYTHING repeats, NOTHING happens just once.
statistically life will be EVERYWHERE.
scientists say that to find life you look for water as water seems to be the catalyst that started it all. (on earth at least this appears to be true)
taking that into account the most abundant element in the universe is hydrogen.
the third most abundant element is oxygen.
water is 1 part hydrogen and 2 parts oxygen.
water is EVERYWHERE hence there is a VERY high probability that life will also be everywhere.
It still doesn't have to be
Humans: "wow we're unbelievably small"
Ants: "welcome to my world"
Going by this video. We're about the same size.
Jamie Bales way smaller
Nah, man. On an astronomical scale, we're slightly bigger than ants.
Jamie Bales I guess relatively so
The animal "water bear" would like to have a word with you.☝️
This makes me feel so incredibly small. I think it’s almost peaceful how humans are so insignificant to the universe.
I think it's cool af; that something as small as a human can have knowledge of neighbouring galaxies is an incredible achievement of both us and the universe, let alone our knowledge of the universe's currently observable scope.
That look on Will’s face....
...that’s the same sense of awe and wonder that drove me to go back to school to study astrophysics.
@Broken Lord
BS in physics, starting masters program in November
It's impossible that we're alone in the universe
Sure buddy
Do you not think so?
@@srreal4821 It is logical impossible that we are the only life in the universe. Just but the amount of planets.
@@TomaszDK mhm it is also logically impossible that there is no God.
@@srreal4821 Most definitely. I would even go to say that in all logic there is none.
I like how the one guy mentioned Thanos..... Yeah he's out there somewhere.
Might be. Imperialism is everywhere
Thanos...is actually from the Milky Way Galaxy.
This is depressing :/ I'm going to die without ever knowing staff about the space
Think abt this you might be reincarnated millions of years in the future :). Sadly you won't remember anything of your past life. Wish we could somehow retain it and save it. There still will be history so it might teach us abt this time.
Then what makes that reincarnation you if theres nothing left of you in the new body. Just want to know what you think.
My bad on the wording. You will eventually be born in the future again. Not sure if there's word for it. But, in most movies they show the dude he doesn't remember anything but, he loves a similar girl or some shit get re-incarnated. Re-born again? too christian. What else... I don't know but, wouldn't this concept be cool? Eventually your back in the world cause a trace of your gene was passed on for generations or something donno.
That's why we have babies TBH they a half and half copy of our family. Chances of our own consciousness coming back again is super high and we wont even know we waited. Just like right now do you remember anything before your born? No right it will be similar. Maybe 100s or yrs or 1000s of yrs in the future. Lets just hope we have figured out most of resource problems we are having now and colonised another planet.
As the sun get brighter we will have to move to mars eventually. We still have a million+ Yrs to perfect that so m not worried. Eventually though we will be on a different planet in a different body.
U dont need to
I really want to get into a branch of astronomy but I'm afraid its too late to do it. :(
Do you know someone who doubts there is other life out there?
If you are near a beach with this person ask them if they think there is life out in the universe if they say no, tell them to look down at the sand beneath their feet and remind them how deep the sand goes. Now tell them to take a hand full of sand and count each grain. After a while, they give up because there's too many. Now, take one grain of sand from their hand, preferably a unique and interesting one, and tell them it represents our star/sun, and that all the other individual grains of sand on not only their hand, the beach they are standing on, or even underneath all the earth's the oceans, but the entire earth itself represent the other stars of our universe. Take that special grain of sand and their hand full of sand and throw it as far as you can. They will never find the special and unique grain of sand ever again.
Now ask them, do they think there is life out there?
@BlackSmithBmo nope you are the dumb one dear 😊😊😂😂
BlackSmithBmo
Just because you didn’t understand anything he said just means you’re the idiot
@@Zer-db1bp he's trying to sound smart by saying the universe is very vast but the condition for life to exist in the first place is extremely low so we'd have to compare the chances to the size of the universe then start from there.
What you explained there was that the earth is small. Why tf would that change someone’s opinion on alien life. You do realise that people who don’t believe that there is life outside of our planet do actually already know the earth is small ...
The only people I know how genuinely believe there is no other life out there are hardcore religious people...
And we may be just one universe of millions and millions in a multi verse.....think about that.
Do not bring that in I am still coming to terms with this shit.
multi-universe lol...there is no such thing; its just a theory put out with absolutely no facts, evidence and is based on explanations with illogical consequences and reasonings backing it. The possibility for that is nonexistent so don't worry about it :P
@@raveen1997 we haven't seen our entire universe and you dismissing shit.
This is sad and goes against discovery of truth.
I used rationality and logic to come to the conclusion that we have absolutely zero evidence for the existence of multi-universes; I don't think you understand multiverse theory; it talks about parallel universes and even Richard Dawkins stated for that to even be a possibity then there has to be atleast 10 to the power of 140 other universes (can't remember the number precisely) to explain the existense of this one.
You don't have to take my word for it friend, you can check the scientists and physicts who back this idea; I.e all it is; so when you say I'm dismissing shit I would humbly disagree coz all I'm saying is the idea is not built on solid foundations to be confirmed as a "fact" by any stretch of the imagination
Me using my intellect is "going against discovery of truth" seems a bit hypocritical coz all truth is based on these principles.
then here some rationality. yes there is no proof of the existence of a multiverse. BUT there is no proof it's doesn't exist either. you can ask yourself too where is the missing antimatter like the rest of the scientific community.
it's like telling me there is no way aliens exist, it's not rational to think that, specially after this video.
What’s scary to me is that no matter how massive the Universe or multiverse might be it’s all still inside of something. Everything is floating in a metaphorical ocean with no shore and no bottom or surface. Let that sink in for a lifetime.
damn O.o
The macroverse
My old physics professor once put glow in the dark gold balls in a huge water tank half filled and turned out the lights.
That scares me its like we are suspended in the air
Cool
It is more mysterious what brothers are hidding under those hats.
Yo mr slav😂
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Mr Slav!
Love it. I cheated, I earned degrees in physics. I love watching people get this. Awesome guys and a very good science video you picked.
You cheated through your physics degree? That's very bad, you know.
Hell yeah. Same here.
wow u suck actually, u r a cheater
what if them aliens already having inter-galactic alliance and we r like some third world tribes people to them...they don't approach us cause they think humans are stupid and savages.
What if they are just "harvesting" planets somehow, and left our galaxy alone for billions of years to let it grow, and then they returned to find us and think we're some kind of weird bacteria that grew and consumed most of the planets resources. And now Earth is considered "rotten". *smokes blunt*
Cheeto O i watched a time lapse of an orange rotting once (dont ask me why i have no fucking idea) and in the comments one guy was like bruh this is what humans do
We would be like the Indians, and they would be Columbus, which is scary.
we got no way to send any kind of signal we exist, so unless they travel all the time for no reason from planet to planet, they wont know we exist, if they exist
potentially.... unless they have some kind of tech that we havent thought of.... you cant constrain aliens to what we cant do
That Carl sagan quote... it did sum to me man
Do you guys think we are alone in the universe?
definitely not! xx
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We would have to be pretty narrow minded to think that we're alone in the universe. Look at what humans have accomplished in the last 100 years, 10,000 years, 100,000 years... we think on a human time scale so 10,000 years seems like a long time. Imagine a species out there that's had a one million or even 1 billion year head start. Keep in mind, the universe is over 14 billion years old. Life could be plentiful out there, species evolving and dying out without anyone knowing they were there. Humans could go extinct right now and nobody out there would ever know of a species called humans on a planet in some random galaxy ever existed
You can see the guy on the left's eyes looking more and more distraught as the video goes on and his demeanor slowly shrivelling into his chair while realising his own insignificance in this mighty thing we call a universe.
My favorite is when the narrator said something about being able to go out and the things we could discover Will said 'No, leave 'em alone, don't go out there, we're good". I haven't laughed like that for a long time.
space is incredibly fascinating, more people should know about this cool stuff!
The types of life out there are more crazy than we can imagine. Just look at the kind of life there is in our oceans. There's an ocean video you should watch too. About how deep it is.
Its not a question of IF there is another life in the universe, its a question of WHERE.
Its literally "Space, the final frontier"
I bet theres a planet out there where their lifeforms are actual machines that can transform into other machines
yea its called cybertron :D
💀
Transformers, robots in disguise
oddly weird bet
That'd make a good movie!
Also, I think it’s kind of cool the way things repeat. For ex this video goes from the Earth to the observable universe, but you can also go the other direction. Start with Earth and go smaller, down to molecules, atoms, and sub-atomic whatever. You see the same patterns of objects(ex atoms) with smaller things orbiting around them(ex electrons), all clustered together to make matter, just as the planets orbit stars, and the stars orbit galaxies, and galaxies orbit big galactic clusters and so on.
From the sub atomic to the observable universe, it’s like universes within universes (“multiverse”?), and it’s impossible to reach the end whether you go bigger OR smaller.
Dope comment, minor correction. Electrons don’t orbit around the nucleus of an atom. There’s this thing called a probability wave which gives us the probability of locating the electron at any given time. Completely different from planets orbiting stars.
prod. nishg Lol must be true, he didn't respond
insight001 lol it’s not his fault lol that’s what they teach in chemistry and physics until you get to college and even unfortunately then people don’t pay attention
yeah its almost like the same force is causing both sets of patterns...... XD
@@NishGrewal Point taken! "Orbit" is simply the word I chose to make the point that small things like cozying up to bigger things. In the case of a hydrogen atom, granted the electron isn't there for the same reason that the moon orbits the Earth, but just as small rocks become planets and atoms in giant space clouds can eventually become stars, we see the pattern repeating itself.
I didn't get too hung up on the "why", because you can even look at *human* society and find the same pattern: Where an individual or small group attracts more and more people to serve whatever purpose(governments, corporations, etc). Look at the stock market: Where you've got companies(atoms) that form relationships with investors(electrons), and in various ways combine and change to create new, bigger companies just as atoms with their electrons(where applicable) come together and make matter. Heck, look at the way humans and other creatures live: Individuals often seek out a group to join, and the bigger the group gets the more individuals it attracts. The reasons these relationships occur can be completely different, but we keep seeing the same pattern of behavior. I just find that interesting.
At the time I wrote the post, I was thinking of the astronaut Chris Hadfield and his experiment with the wet rag in space. He talked about how dust and other particles in space clump together, similar to the way snowflakes do.
The universe is so massive and there are so many planets that exist that it’s statistically impossible for us to be alone in the universe, maybe even in our own galaxy, but it is likely with how vast it is and the fact that it continues to grow neither of us will ever know of each other’s existence.
I like watching these reactions so that I feel like I’m watching these amazing videos together with someone.
One thing people dont know is
We are the aliens
I think we're all leftovers from when Mars failed. Might help the theory of the garden in eden.
We become alien when we reach other planet.
Well no we aren’t. We aren’t alien until we’ve been to another planet. We can’t be “aliens” if we’ve remained on our planet and our moon. If another planet had life and found out about us we would not be classed as “aliens” we would be classed as “life”
@@zzkano834 humans arent the original creatures of this planet. There are other species that have been here before us
@@dr3adedjun1or what are you talking about? I never said there wasn’t others before us? I’m saying we aren’t alien as earth is our home and we haven’t left it
And im over here suffering, worried, and anxious about having either whole wheat or white bread as toast for breakfast 😭.....
Lol
Take that worry as a grain of salt getting worked up over simple decisions will drive you insane
When I get depressed I watch space videos . Always makes me feel better . Reminds myself my problems are so microscopic
The middle guys face at around 8:20 has me LOSINNNNGGG it!! He's like trying to understand something that NO ONE will ever understand, LOL!! Great video! :)
I love how open minded you guys are. Education is the way and I hope your children are highly educated as well
i watched this video a couple of times, everytime i have a headache, my head hurts just thinking about it, everytime i keep fantasing whats out there and WHY all this is there WHY WHY WHY WHY, i just stay in a infinite loop of questions
yes thats the question. w h y ...
What a waste of time. Stop asking why. There is no point. It just 'is'.
Love it when reactors actually pay attention and watch a video. Well done fellas. 👍
Think about this.
We are either completely alone in the Universe, or there is something else somewhere out there. Either one is scary.
At least give it credit.
"Two possibilities exist: either we are alone in the Universe or we are not. Both are equally terrifying.”
- Arthur C. Clarke
Sounds very lovecraftian
At least we have ourselves to keep ourselves from being bored like we make up things like shows for entertainment. :)
@@Londronable no I just made it up so if you wanted me to give credit i wouldn't be able to give any
@@peeper2070 - Not really made up, just worded differently than the already published qoute.
The most terrifying possibility is that there are MILLIONS of other alien races out there. Because that means there's something out there they're all afraid of, that we haven't learned to hide from yet.
Knowing Humanity we'll just kill whatever it is that they are afraid of
@@punkmaster4718 ya good luck with that :)
Millions, you forgot a couple zeros, think quintillions, nonillions, just on our galaxy some scientists calculate that there can be billions of planets that can hold life just like earth
Millions of billions of different life forms that exist out there but they're so far away that we'll never be able to meet see or even notice them.
@@carso1500 I mainly meant alien races at our level of technology within travelable distance from us, which even with Star Trek levels of tech isn't very far in the universal scheme of things
Hahahaha "why don't we just leave it alone!" Indeed
I remember seeing a satellite back in 1964, a tiny metal silent dot moving across the night sky. It got me hooked on space. I remember seeing a comet in the night sky about 1997, it was so tripped out, when I realized there was this giant object sailing past Earth, and I could look up and see it. I hope I live long enough to see people walking on Mars.
Unfortunately we'll all be ash before we find out.
We got 2 billion years before that, and we'll probably go extinct before that anyway. We got time!
The human mind cannot comprehensively deal with the idea of infinity.
There is effectively zero chance that there is no life in the universe other than us. The only question is whether we have been visited by it before, or if it's only at our level of technology or lower.
Life yes, because life appear almost instantly with water. But intelligent life like us, I don't think so.
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Why not? The chances of us being the only intelligent species existence is next to impossible
@@Zer-db1bp, I'm not english, but I'll try to explain it short and clearly.
First of all, A planetary system need between 5 and 10 billions years to be stable enough. And intelligent life need more than 3-4 billions years to evolve.
The universe is young... I mean very very young. It's 13.8 billions years. All the scientist know we are a miracle, really big miracle. Good planetary system, good spot in the galaxie, good star, good spot in the solar system. We suffer over 20 cataclysme (5 very major one). We are more than lucky....
And of course, we appear when the universe is aged of 13.8 billions years. That's why we are probably the first intelligent life form of the universe.
I tought the same thing of you before, but after a lot of research and some knowledge, I realize that we are probably alone (I mean as a intelligent species). I think all the people who think like you (and me before) are people with not enough space knowledge.
Ps: Just look at the Drake equation...
Or those assumptions are wrong. Go figure.
@@seigeengine It's not assumption at all. We know how old universe is, and how many time a planetery system need to be stable and how many years it take the get a intelligent life form. It's not exact because it's an average, but it's a fact. Take a look the the Drake Equation just for fun...
Your reactions are what a teacher wants to see in their students.
That means we are not alone in the universe.
Welcome to the Fermi Paradox!
Agree with the guy to the left: i also believe that there are other humans similar to us out there.
No it's not!!!
"Nah. Just leave em alone."
Me: Sorry, but thats just not possible.
It's so big and there's so much of it yet we are a made out of it. Each of us are a thinking and feeling part of the universe. It's vast and yet we get to think and feel and know. Great react. I loved it!
Amazing how something as small as a brain has discovered something like this
But all the gods only care about one single primate on one planet in all that. Yup sounds totally reasonable.
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What if much of the species in the universe out of our solar system had a book similar to the Bible?
@@wowthatscool9333 Then that would be even more evidence that we are "not" special even by a gods standard if he would write books for several different species claiming each of them are the one and only special gods creation. I would not at all be surprised to find religion in other life forms but by definition it couldn't be compatible with anything humans came up with since there is no mention of other intelligent life that the supposed "god" created.
Except we religious people don't believe that we are primates.
And he specifically made us to be special, it's not like he just came across us and randomly chose us to be special.
Nice downplay though...
It has been said before that we, as a species, might want to be more cautious in our desire to finally meet alien life forms.
Just by judging life here on earth, everything from rivalry between species - to rivalry between human nations, there is very little to indicate that a potentially superior alien species would treat us gently. It could be quite the gamble. Sure, maybe they'd want to teach us nifty things, but if they were superior, it would be like pitting spears against machineguns or rabbits against sharks, there is no predicting what we could be up against and how overwhelmingly easy we could find ourselves completely dominated or even annihilated
We would just cough all over their faces and kill them.
I actually worry more for the aliens. If you look at how humanity treats land and sea life here, you can only come to the conclusion that the same would be done out there. What level of intelligence would it require for our species to try to be peaceful with a less intelligent species? We will very soon be in need of resources, do you believe in all honesty that we would throw out the 'us or them' mentality if it were to come to that? It's true, there could be far greater intelligence's out there and that they could be hostile but the way I see it, if that were the case than they would have found out about us a long time ago and dealt with us then.
You mean, in a future where we eventually come across foreign intelligent species in space? Oh, absolutely, we're gonna enslave the hell out of them. That's what we do best. That's kind of my point: We have our earth and our behavior to go by, and going by that, if aliens were to discover us first, we'd probably be in for some harsh domination
Why are you preaching to the choir AND calling people "cucks"? All the responses here agree that someone's gotta be eaten, and that someone's gotta be the one who didn't reach the technology to go to other worlds first. The ones who has the capacity to cross the ocean, so to speak, are the ones who most likely will start wrecking wherever they arrive, both deliberately, as well as with brought pathogens.
You make a good point, but - the same way that we would not simply step out of a space ship, for then to insta-die from the alien environment, aliens would probably make their own precautions, way before setting foot here :D We researched the moon, then made space-suits, precisely so we would be able to walk around there. We were well prepared! Any intelligent aliens would be equally prepared
An "anien invader" (for lack of a better term), would really only have two options: One, make their research, and only approach our world *because* they can breathe and survive in our environment - OR - always remain confined within their space suits. If the latter, then our world would not be somewhere they intend on staying permanently - unlesssss they were into the whole terraforming thing. If that were the case, we'd all die. People, animals, plants, everything. Which then would beg the question - what would they want from us? Minerals? Space is chock full of minerals, why kill us all for stuff that exists in abundance all over space?
As for long future, that is indeed a fun thought. 3030 would be both unrecognizable - as well as totally familiar, just look at the difference between 2018 and 200 BC, lots of differences - but also lots of familiar concepts. A roman soldier brought to 2018 would be baffled by all the technology, but he would know exactly what to do in a sofa, with a dinner plate and a knife and a spoon.
800 000 AD though, that would truly be mindblowing! There really is no guessing what we or our societies would look like, which is kind of frustrating :D I still am on the fence wether we will even make it that long. We can really survive any climate, from arctic to scorching desert, as long as the atmosphere is survivable in itself. Since humans have long since come to control our environment (rather than being physically dictated by it), it is likely that our natural evolution is slowing considerably. Artificial evolution on the other hand, may just be beginning to accelerate, with scientific progress.
I sometimes toy with the idea that humans never die out, and colonize planet after planet. Each world separates populations, creating new off-shoots, new histories, unendingly, untill we have infested all of time and space.
Other times, I doubt we will ever leave earth. It costs too much money. What bank would grant us the loan? How would we pay back? :V
There’s probably a Frieza-like alien taking over galaxies on the other side of the Universe and having an epic war between star systems.
What we've learned here, kids, is that the entire universe is an endless Matryoshka doll.
all my brain cells died at 1:42 🤯😂😂
Thelondonbadger you got a life?
10:35 exactly! Lmao imagine we keep tryna find other 'people' and one day we really have a deadly alien invasion.
If the universe is infinite, that means that everything that everyone has ever done has already happened an infinite amount of times
No that would be the case if there are an infinite amount of universes
i never watch reaction channels, however you guys make it so damn entertaining when im alone
I believe in my own theory and this theory is the father of all theory thank u so much Now my theory says SPACE =( everything Possiblity ) there is others living creatures some are advanced and some primitive debates ends here
just proves that nothing we do matters 😔😂
Why would nothing we do matter just because we're surrounded by an infinite space?
That just means that if we want to survive the evolutionary race, we need to cast aside our reservations of fame and fortune to focus on the advancement of the human race before we deplete our local resources.
Clicked for the title...stayed for the content, commentary and facial expressions...thanks guys I loved it!
My grandpa's initials are on the Voyager 1, he helped build a part. Probably the greatest achievement of a family member of this lifetime.
That's is truly awesome. Aliens will intercept it and wonder why the heck somebody wrote such a weird symbol. A peace of your family will be flying thru space forever. I'm jealous.
If we can get a way to travel faster then the speed of light like in the movies we can explore the deepest parts of the universe
Sure, just invent a space ship like that and I'll come with you.
That's not true. Space expands way faster than the speed of light.
Let's just start with ocean first
it's impossible, Einstein said so
"you guys wanna get high and react to some crazy shit?"
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We are either alone in the universe or we are not, both ideas are scary
Just the thought that we are like a speck of dust in this humungous universe is incomprehensible to me.
Welcome to Lovecraft!
That's the way Our Creator made it!!!
People who think we are alone in the universe are extremely dense, or religious.
...its both.
People who write comics should watch more stuff like this. Really, a magic glove that lets you wipe out half of all life in something THIS big? It’s like an ant wiping out half of all life on Earth by twitching it’s leg.
Not trying to tear down comics or CB movies at all, just saying they need to rethink how they approach some of these concepts.
Relax, it's comics not reality.
The Explorer Understanding the science helps people write better stories. I mean shit, don’t YOU like it when you see special effects that look like they could actually exist? That happens when artists pay attention to the science. Once you can blend the fake science with the real, the stories and art get better. That’s also how you make millions more in box office, because adults can appreciate it as much as the kids.
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Exactly, It would make better stories if they know the extent of what's actually out there. Reality is much larger and weirder than human imagination. For example the galactic civilization in Star Wars is very primitive compared to what any real galactic civilization can be, to have the power to casually travel galaxy wide means that the death star should be nothing but a child's toy and without the need of any special magical crystals.
Marvel does their shit weird though, like there's multiple universes isn't there? Like thanos only wiped out half of life in his own universe or am I tripping?
Malcolm Carter Most fictional universes have the multiverse. But in Marvel, Molecule Man pulled an omniverse out of a box. Look up what an omniverse is to get an idea how crazy that shit is.
The dude in the middle has priceless facial reactions. His mind is being blown every 20 seconds. I LOVE IT! THE UNIVERSE IS FUCKING MIND BLOWING AND HE GETS IT! Fantastic video.
Say he is basically saying "we wonder what is out there".
Yea Thanos don't know about us yet but he will. lol
lol
too vast.. too vast
This is quite possibly one of the most horrifying video i have ever seen. the intense sense of dread manifests physically as crushing chest pain.
When you realise everything operates on a different frequency you realise there’s a higher power
yall ignorant to technology. you obviously have no idea what we can detect
Some people think that god was 2000 years ago on this planet....maybe the real god don't now that we exist.....hahaha
Kaukase what
Yup.
I do know and you humans are my favorites!
this is here this is us this is home... this hits me hard.
Dude at the beginning was right af, I heard a quote saying “it would be 1000x more insane to come across humans out in the universe than any other sort of life-form” and it’s true. With 2 TRILLION galaxies all with billions of stars and planets how could there not be. Liked and shared already and I’m 2 minutes in lol 👍👍👍👍
In the END of this thing we will meet GOD !!!
No
If god(s) is real, you already met him/her/them
4:50 Corrupt politician mentioned, says "Donald Trump"
NPCs have been trained well.
Should have been hillary
You have been trained well, indeed.
Donald Trump is definitely corrupt but he’s no politician imo and that’s what I like about him.
"How do we know this" The Hubble space telescope. We point it in 1 spot for days.
Will, your face in this video was hilarious. All the faces you made were too much for me. I'm still giggling. And I'm going to vote that we are not alone in the universe.
And people stil belive in god...LMAO!
This even increases the belief actually. You and me are both insignificant specks on specks on specks of dust and HE still loves us all. Have a great day, week, and life my friend. Truly :P
You can't blame them for doing so. The universe fits the description. The universe is everywhere, is eternal, is beyond reproach, created everything there is, was and will be and does not provide answers to questions. It is indifferent yet, it provides.And eventhough you know you don't live forever; your entire being is part of it and always will be. I'm an atheist but people who believe in god are really not that far off the mark.
Because trump isnt corrupt
This video makes me feel like somebody removed my brain, froze it in liquid nitrogen, shattered it with a hammer, melted down all the pieces, then stuck them back together with glue...
How do you glue a liquid? You just melted it down.
Everybody gangsta till the guy on the left starts cryin
All of this is the imagination of God, and the imagination of God is limitless. So ofcourse there are other life forms out there in space for God to dwell in.
The dumbest TH-cam-comment of the year award goes to: Big Man!!!
@@exitspree lmao. No that award goes to you. What do you believe in....your self? If something as incredibly stupid as you exist, why can not something incredibly smart and all knowing like a God exist?
His imagination is so limitless he made cancer and polio and Alzheimer's and causes the death of hundreds of thousands of newborn babies every year.
I like your thumbnail, space eye.
We're basically Atoms
Yes.
There's definitely advanced civilizations out there, the thing is we may never know about them for a long ass time
Maybe never. All systems are limited by time, energy, and return on investment. It is possible that no advanced civilization will ever decide it is worthwhile to investigate our neighborhood.
Incase anyone's wondering, 1 light year = 10 trillion km or 6 trillion mi. So 10 trillion x 93 billion = that's how big in km the observable universe is supposed to be, and that's just the observable universe.
That middle guy looks alike obj doesn't he!!
Mathematically speaking and logistically speaking it’s practically impossible that we are the only life in the galaxy let alone the universe.
exactly. there is other life out there. just need to keep looking.
4:10
These guys capture the big 3 lol.
From left to right, “well, shit” “what the FU-“ “the fuck man We’re small”
To give you an idea of how large the universe actually is, here's an example:
Our solar system is just a tiny spec in our Galaxy. The same solar system that has planets so far apart, it would take months or even years to get at. Is a tiny spec in our Galaxy which is an atom compared to our observable universe. Which is only a quarter of an actual universe. Think about that for a second.
We will either accomplish incomprehensible things or kill ourselves trying.
I know we not alone, I've seen the film E.T. proof right there.
😂😂😂😂😂
7:09 " think some Thanos is out there" XD
The thing that’s the craziest about the universe is it is currently and has been since the beginning expanding