@RobsTimesFilms I'm pretty sure that the Neutrino's speed was remeasured, and it was proven that they can not go faster then the speed of light. Also, Neutrinos are known to interact weirdly with other matter, so it's entirely possible that it was messing with our detectors. Even if that's not the case, the margin of error indicates that they are *probably* traveling under the speed of light.
you know how you have a bike wheel in your arms and it spins it wants to go one way or the other, if you had them spinning facing each other it would be like a squid in water, you'd have to pump it, no friction to slow it down or speed of eccelerantbase on fuel flow, I think we could crack it, ain't no G's in space, If you had a pole, lets say 4,000,000 long and a torch and your m8 was at the end, if you pushed the pole, your m8 would sence the pole move before the torch smashing the speed of L.
@silleeellis so maybe a thunderous shock wave coursed by release of pressure could catapalt us through space on the shock wave, surf,s UP. Target practice anyone, canas MAJAR, blowing up black holes sounds alright, but were playing with fire, this wouldn,t happen until every mother Fucker on the planet has a degree, the big bang had to be happening beyond the speed of light, I think there is a lot happening, its just to small and fast and big to see or it flatens out at light speed daynightday.?
Time only appears to slow down. Distances do not shrink 4.5 ly @ 0.9 = ((1/0.9)x4.5) = 5 years At that velocity only massless particles exist. It is total hogwash. At least, for the foreseeable future, Man is stuck on this planet. Astronomy is the biggest hoax after the invisible God. We only have light from those far off objects. We only speculate. Nuclear Fusion is still embryonic. Only thoughts of Man can travel faster than light. Astronomy is a fascinating subject. Keep on dreaming.
@amoralis123 At CERN they accelerate hadrons to the 99,999999 procent of the speed of light. And hadrons definately have mass. Having spectroscopy, we have proof what wavelenghts of light are being sent by different elements, how those wavelenghts change with speed of na object etc. etc. So we don't have to speculate obout lots of things in astronomy.
There is a problem: physicality of humans. Humans can survive only at 1 atmosphere. Star Trek's: Beam Up Scottie, is the biggest joke or BS. Even molecules are giants in Physics.
Travelling at the velocity of light is not possible under any circumstance for any molecular object.
Little knowledge is a dangerous thing.
Today's pseudo scientists fall into that category. Please do not make science like religion.
@amoralis123 If you call Star trek a science film, then ad a comment about 1 atmosphere like there was no space suits, then speak about traveling at the speed of light, like somebody would say it is possible. Then you say about religion, like somebody would say that is religious.
And firstly you said that at 90% of the LS only massless particles can travel, means, that you have studied astro physics, but had an iPod turned on with loud music, and couldn't hear what is going on during lectures.
Touché, I like your comment about iPod. No my Uni days were a very long time ago. Yes, I am bit cheesed off with pseudo science all around me: Quantum Medicine, Nibiru, Space Travel, Telepathy, Mind Reading, Ghosts, ET, UFO, Crop Circles, the list is long. Please do not put words in my mouth about ST a science film. I said that it was a joke / BS. Also I never said that at 90% C only massless particles can travel.
The topic for humans to travel at C is impossible. There is not even
a theoretical possibility. At C, even nuclei have problems staying intact. Recent experiment indicating the existence of subluminal particles shall give opportunities to pseudo scientist to rake money. Instead of educating public at large our Media is misusing facts and scientific opinions commercializing them to the detriment of society. Gene Therapy, especially in the Cosmetics, is a prime example of such abuse.
Unfortunately, humans in its present physical format is stuck to remain
Just wondering, but where did you find the number for the radius of the universe? I always thought that the radius of the universe, in light years, would be at most equal to the age of the universe in years, if Einstein were correct in that nothing can move faster than the speed of light. Thus, if the universe is 13.75 billion years old (time since the big bang), wouldn't that limit the size of the universe to about 27.5 billion lightyears in diameter?
Because the "universe" is expanding. I.E spacetime is expanding.
Thats why in theoretical physics it is thought to be possible to travel faster then the speed of light by "some form of a warp engine, that warps spacetime, by expanding it behind you, and constricting it in front of you"
@daiko2201 How can we travel faster than the speed of light? Albert Einstein said that the shorstest distance between two point in a paper is not a straight line, but if we bend the paper, where the two points touched , that will be the shortest distance. So we have to bend space? How do you see it?
@MostUnfortunate I'm not saying that you would run into a star, but into some pea sized object. Lol. Besides you can't accelerate close to the speed of light due to the gain in mass. I was just taking the piss.
How can you ever collide with a planet/moon/or star when you are traveling at the speed of light, since not even a single solar system even comes remotely close to colliding with one another when galaxies run straight into one another each containing trillions of stars each with solar systems.
The best way to travel in space is to use the quantum functions of your brain and be a "guest" inside another entity anywhere in the universe in real time.
how do cosmologists wrap their head around "the big bang theory"and what was it before and why it happend? I'm an athiest perhaps an anti-thiest.what's the best way in words to articulate an era before space and time?
@interfan63 Christians also believe in a time before time and space. In fact, some of them even believe in the big bang...like myself. But that's another story.
Anyways, without time the universe would be like a photograph, and without space the universe would look like an infinitely tiny dot.
@interfan63 From what I understand, since time was created at that moment, there wasn't a "before" the big bang. Asking for a beginning is like asking for a point on Earth which is "south" of the south pole.
But I wouldn't worry about it. "Time" as we know it, is only an illusion.
We want to imagine a time before the big bang only because our simple minds are used to thinking that way. But whether we like it or not, things don't always behave according to our "simple minds". :p
I HAVE COME TO PROVE A PIECE OF THIS VIDEO FALSE! E=mc2 has been thrown out the window. WE NOW HAVE A PARTICLE KNOW AS neutrinos THAT CAN GO FASTER THAN LIGHT.
@Redjoker96 The jury is still out on that one. It might be that the difference between the expectant arrivel of the neutrinos and the time measured, is the result of gravity-effects on time, and not that the neutrinos moved faster than light. Search for "Faster-than-light neutrinos face time trial" at Nature magazines website. (Youtube won't allow me to post the url here, for some reason).
I don't understand. Gliese 581g is 20.5 light years from earth. Travelling at 90% the speed of light it would take 20.5 / 2.29 = 8.95 years not 6 years.
The Andromeda Galaxy is 2.5 million light-years from Earth. At 98% the speed of light it would take: 2.5 million / 5.025 = 497512 years not 28 years.
@Koosnaam - actually, when travelling at the speed of light, you automatically slow down time, so for example, alpha centauri is about 4.5 lightyears away, but we don't have to wait that long, because when you travel at the speed of light, you would reach the system in about 4 or 5 weeks.. if you travel around the earth at the speed of light for 7 years, and when you land on earth, you're suddenly 500 years into the future.
plus we dont know how big the universe is. with all these forces and matter, there cant be a limit. one particular force im talking about is dark energy.no not dark matter, dark energy.what dark energy does is this. imagine if you were playing baseball and you hit the ball and it keep gaining speed and would never stop. so right now dark energy is making the universe bigger and bigger.but, it is to slow to see through the naked eye.
@TheAmericanFreeBird i wouldnt call it prison... it is a rather interesting planet, i can bet one of the most interesting in the whole galaxy, if not the most
@elmalacopa we've only discovered like 0.0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000001% of the universe, and you think we're the most interesting thing? Well, maybe we are from what we know now, but just wait 50 years, we'll have found thousands of planets like us, that rival us.
@Halflifefan54 that why i said "one of the most interesting in the whole galaxy" not "the most interesting in the universe". All I was doing was defending our planet from being called "prison". And yes, I agree with you.
@elmalacopa well, there are somewhere between 100 billion - 400 billion total stars in our galaxy, 3/4 of them probably have planets around them, that's like 25 billion - 300 billion planets! I'm guessing that more then 1 planet out of those would support life :P Earth isn't really like a prison, i agree. but if it is, it'd be the best prison ever! All the beauty here, compressed into one tiny sphere....
@Halflifefan54 yeah i agree with you, i want to recommend you a documentary i found here on youtube "THE DEEP OCEAN" that demonstrates that life could even be on our own solar system, because life becomes so weird on the bottom of the ocean of our own planet, that it would be dumb to think there is no more life in the rest of the galaxy... and obviously the universe. Do you think we'll live to know about a discovery like this? I dont think so :( Nice talking to you bro.
@elmalacopa Okay, I'll have to check that out. And yes, we might even live to see life in our solar system, which is DEFINITELY a possibility. Europa, one of Jupiter's moons is theorized to have a sub-surface ocean, which is a major thing for life. Also, Titan, one of Saturn's moons has huge lakes with liquid methane, and we detected large amounts of organic compounds in the air and atmosphere of it. I think humans finding life elsewhere is almost inevitable. I bet it'll happen within 50 years
@sleepyfish no offense, but i do agree, we need to start thinking more on saving our species and find a way to easily travel within this universe rather than dying and hoping for a boring heaven, just saying... cheers
@Zurround100 Well it's only an average distance. They have to include all of the stars in the galaxy, and some of them are very close to each other (such as in the core), while others are a light year or two (such as the rings around the core). As you get further out the stars are farther apart but when you figure the averages throughout the whole galaxy with all stars considered it's 1-2 light years on average. There will be stars 10 light years apart, but also stars a 1/4 light year as well.
i do belive in other life out there besides us. but who says that g-d didnt creat that also, i mean why do people belive that g-d exists only on earth. who says other species who are way more advance that us who visited us dont have a religion of their own.
good video by the way i hope its the first in the series
@gaveee if they where more advanced than us, they would have realized how idiotic fallowing a dogmatic religion would be, none the less they probobly have advanced the knowledge of the spiritual ''one consciousness''
@iwalkbefordeath and the "one consciousness" could very well be god. why do people belive that if a civilazation is advance they know everything they know more than us.. maybe or probably. but who says they know everything.
look at whats goin on in the world from music industry to politics and everything in between.. even quantim physics proves that god exists, with the two slit experiment. where did that consciousness come from 14billion years ago when there wasnt anything? think about it
@iwalkbefordeath god is the creator of everything, and if you havent noticed any patterns in the actions of people in power meaning movies music politics and te list could go on. you should just keep your nose in TV and history books.... but you seem like a reasonable person so maybe youll figure it out someday
I apologize for my ignorance sir, but many DO see all of this as a work of God, and you have no reasons whatsoever to undermine or criticize it at all! I always wonder why do atheists start saying "God is not important" because of their own personal paradigms while a huge population of intellects actually have a very opposite view!..no, stars have certainly NOT left the dominion of God in the majority of human population, and actually never will, period! its only what you think!
@chikita1234 You are very closed minded. Religious people such as yourself that bash any idea other than their own, exhalting themselves over others like they are superior but really they are fools.
Relativity was a bizarre concept concocted by someone with a very severe case of mental autism; it will never be proven neither way, in fact it is impossible to prove. It even wasn't his idea to begin with, it was swindled from an Italian amateur physicist. Time to purge physics from the mental illness called modern day "mathematical physicists".
Some of the greatest minds of our time say that we shouldn't hold all our "eggs in one basket." Every time I turn on the news I wonder if they might be wrong.
Why does star travel remove God's existence? arrogant really....However an interesting video...also, I believe in God and the Big Bang Theory and I am a Gay Christian, also I believe in UFO's.....nothing is set in stone....i do look up......
@italianman004 -- I totally agree.. I'm gay myself, and I'm of Christian origin. The big bang theory could be involved with the story of creation. For 1 day that passes for us is 1000 for God. Anything and everything is possible.
@TheMightyKilokahn : yep my experiences has been Gay and Christian are not uncommon ..I know others that believe in the big bang and evolution too, and also scientist are combining both as well.....people today have and are keeping an open mind ....not one person has all the answers.. the.Jerry Falwell's of the day have are gone bye bye.........keep looking up !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@italian Long ago, humans created gods to explain the unknowns in the world around them. U can get a better sense of how overwhelmed the ancients were by the world around them when you look at the night sky far away from any form of modern civilization. Lacking an explanation for these things, they began to create gods, attributing the things and phenomenons they cannot explain to it. Simply put, god=unknown. So knowledge essentially removes the places where gods becomes necessary explanations.
If I heard this vid right, if we could reach light speed then we could travel any distance in no time at all. Ie Zero time. Which makes sense. Because approaching that speed, lenght is shortened in the direction of travel. And at light speed lenght becomes zero. Trouble is, there`s never a ship that can do it when you want one !
in order to travel such long distances efficiently the space craft that you'd be traveling in would have to pull the fabric of space; distort space & time TO the craft thereby bending the fabric of space, time , and gravity. It'll make space travel more efficient by avoiding time consuming linear travel.
"Through honest inquiry, these tiny distant points of light in our night sky have finally left the realm of myth, magic, superstition and god. As we pere closer into the face of heaven, what we find instead is infinitly more interesting"
So the Milky Way is around One hundred thousand light years across. So traveling across the Milky Way even at the speed of light would take 100 thousand years, right? I'm kinda confused with the short durations to these far off places.
Well the universe will age 100 000 years, but for us, the ones traveling at near lightspeed, would only have traveled a tiny fraction of that time. The faster u travel through space, the slower u travel through time.
Im sorry for my bad english and poor explenations. I recommend u check out some other videos of tdarnell where he explains this in dephts.
yeah there is somthing that can overcome the limitation :D and i figured out how to do it, at only 18 years old. look up rodin coils and how they work, the answer is in the coil.
I was thinking the other day that it would pointless to send astronauts to other worlds in ships that would take years or decades to get there because by the time they arrived, they could very well find that other astronauts traveling in faster ships could have beaten them to it. It's not like we would wait around for their slow ship to arrive if, after their departure, we discovered a newer, faster means of propulsion.
lol Japan is already working on that....Remember our Government thinks war is more important than inspiring others with space exploration/technology...
My all time favorite TV series is Cosmos - A personal voyage, by Carl Sagan, wich I am sure you are familiar with as well, and it has occoured to me that you would be the perfect host / narrator of an updated remake of that epic series.
Cosmos is, in my opinion, long overdue for a remake, and it should be a remake of the original series, not another one like the BBC Space series and likes.
So get PBS and maybe Discovery Channel on the phone and get started
So what if I only went for five mins at the speed of light.. so i went out in this ship five mins later i came back to earth the whole universe has aged like 6 month.. tht defo does not happen
if something were to travel at the speed of light... wouldnt it be obliterated almost instantly by a cluster of gas, space rocks and debris? basically ANYTHING
yeah, that's a bunch-o-crap. what do you mean the size of the universe? aren't we restricted by a light horizon from ever seeing past a certain point? and where is the center of the universe from which this radius was drawn?
are we the center? that sure would be a Ptolemaic view of the universe.
another question... the people on the ship travelling to this andromida galaxy the closes tone to us.. even though it would take about 28 years for the ship to get there but the whole universe would of aged 2 million years.. so does that mean the people on the ship wouldn't age that 2 million years ?
@tdarnell i don't understand when u explain the time it would take to get places at the speed of light..I always thought if something is 4 light years away... to get there would take 4 years at the speed of light is that correct ? cause in this video you comment on it would only take 1.25 years at 90% speed of light to get to the closest star but u say its 4.5 light years away. Can anyone make this clear cheers.
@TheMURPHSTER101: You're catching a glimmer of the true meaning of "relativity". The trip still takes more time than the distance at the speed of light. If the destination is 4.7 light years away, a stationary observer on Earth still sees the trip taking a bit more than 4.7 years. For the crew of the ship, the faster they go, the slower time passes and to them, the shorter the trip.The shift in time is not linear, but exponential, so you have to go very fast to slow your shipboard time a lot.
i don't understand when u explain the time it would take to get places at the speed of light..I always thought if something is 4 light years away... to get there would take 4 years at the speed of light is that correct ? cause in this video you comment on it would only take 1.25 years at 90% speed of light to get to the closest star but u say its 4.5 light years away. Can anyone make this clear cheers.
@TheMURPHSTER101 i meansto the people watching from out side it would take bout 4 years but due to the time in the space ship slowing due to the speed it would only seem like 1.25 years for the people on board kinda like going to sleep and waking 8 hours later and it seems u only just closed your eyes
@KalimaShaktide: I can imagine two types: Sci-Fi fans who want their FTL drives more than common sense and religious nutjobs who think the stars are lights on a crystal sphere.
So if a guy moves close 2 the speed of light,time slows down 4 him but the universe, the people on earth and everything else would have been moving through time normally thus the guy when returning 2 earth would come back years after thus causing him to be in the future and actually skip time when he finally slows down?please answer .Also how fast is the expansion of the universe ?
@narutoasda Don't think of it as 'skipping' time; the traveler just experiences time at a different rate. He doesn't just magically appear some day in the 'future', either, since for him--as for everyone--it is always the present. He simply arrives at home having aged less than everyone else, i.e., having not experienced as much time.
Wiki "Hafele–Keating experiment" and "time dilation" for some fun reading.
This clip is somewhat humbling. I love being able to see the galaxies for what they look like.
Why don't we worry more about expanding life through space rather than learning how to turn a profit on stocks? I would've loved an astronomy course in elementary school.
I always thought a light year is how long it takes light to reach a certain destination. Like, for example, Gliese 581 = 20 light years away. Then wouldnt it take 20 years (travelling at the speed of light) to get there? I am a little confused. If someone, or yourself tdarnell could explain it to me. Thanks!
@grahammoorhead A light year is not a measure of time. Instead it is a measure of distance. One light year is the distance that light travels in one year. That distance is approximately 5.88 trillion miles.
@grahammoorhead Gliese581 is 20 light years away so it would take 20 years travelling at the speed of light to get there. That is true, but because a light year measures distance, it means that Gliese is 20 light years away or 20 times 5.88 trillion miles which is 117 trillion miles away.
@sonofagunM357: Sorry that your 2000 year old philosophy was offended but it’s about time you idiots wake up and discover the Universe for what it actually is. The actuality of the Universe is infinitely more astonishing than magic, myth, legend, superstition, and any religion.
I'm a dummy in this, but I just red an article on string theory, if these exist, the speed of light around cosmic strings should be different (due to their massive gravity), so without exceeding c one still can travel at FTL speed compared to normal 3D undeformed space-time while he flies along cosmic string.
If it's true, if a cosmic is nearby and if we develop spaceships that could reach reach decent percentage of c, than travel to distant stars would take only years, not decades or centuries
@tdarnell Is it even possible in the far far distant future for humans to travel anywheres near 90% the speed of light? Is there research in that field? There must have been new spacecraft ideas or developments in the 30 years since voyager 1.
Is it not true that every point in the universe is the center and there is no way to escape or get to the edge of space because it is being constantly created and expanding? since everything is the center everything is moving away from everything else?
I wonder if aliens would have that technology because how far they are ahead is like we are cavemen looking at a rocke tship... so i think with contact with the extra terrestrial we might get a whole new advance in things
what about tachyons? they are particles traveling faster than the speed of light.
madman8576 3 weeks ago in playlist More videos from tdarnell
actualy, thare are things called neutrinos that can, and do travel faster then light!
RobsTimesFilms 1 month ago
@RobsTimesFilms or can find inter dimensional corridors that they can cheat and take short cuts to destinations.
MegaYdg 1 month ago
@MegaYdg no, scientists know that they can travel faster than light!
RobsTimesFilms 1 month ago
@RobsTimesFilms I'm pretty sure that the Neutrino's speed was remeasured, and it was proven that they can not go faster then the speed of light. Also, Neutrinos are known to interact weirdly with other matter, so it's entirely possible that it was messing with our detectors. Even if that's not the case, the margin of error indicates that they are *probably* traveling under the speed of light.
Halflifefan54 1 month ago in playlist More videos from tdarnell
the fuck i think im tripping out
CrazyHand196 2 months ago
you know how you have a bike wheel in your arms and it spins it wants to go one way or the other, if you had them spinning facing each other it would be like a squid in water, you'd have to pump it, no friction to slow it down or speed of eccelerantbase on fuel flow, I think we could crack it, ain't no G's in space, If you had a pole, lets say 4,000,000 long and a torch and your m8 was at the end, if you pushed the pole, your m8 would sence the pole move before the torch smashing the speed of L.
silleeellis 2 months ago
@silleeellis so maybe a thunderous shock wave coursed by release of pressure could catapalt us through space on the shock wave, surf,s UP. Target practice anyone, canas MAJAR, blowing up black holes sounds alright, but were playing with fire, this wouldn,t happen until every mother Fucker on the planet has a degree, the big bang had to be happening beyond the speed of light, I think there is a lot happening, its just to small and fast and big to see or it flatens out at light speed daynightday.?
silleeellis 2 months ago
Im sorry but, I think that einstein's law that the speed of light is as fast as you can go, is a bunch of BS.
MrGustomundo4 2 months ago
amoralis123 3 months ago
@amoralis123 At CERN they accelerate hadrons to the 99,999999 procent of the speed of light. And hadrons definately have mass. Having spectroscopy, we have proof what wavelenghts of light are being sent by different elements, how those wavelenghts change with speed of na object etc. etc. So we don't have to speculate obout lots of things in astronomy.
memotion 2 months ago
@memotion
There is a problem: physicality of humans. Humans can survive only at 1 atmosphere. Star Trek's: Beam Up Scottie, is the biggest joke or BS. Even molecules are giants in Physics.
Travelling at the velocity of light is not possible under any circumstance for any molecular object.
Little knowledge is a dangerous thing.
Today's pseudo scientists fall into that category. Please do not make science like religion.
Leave science alone, go practise a religion.
Yes, I studied Astro Physics.
amoralis123 2 months ago
@amoralis123 If you call Star trek a science film, then ad a comment about 1 atmosphere like there was no space suits, then speak about traveling at the speed of light, like somebody would say it is possible. Then you say about religion, like somebody would say that is religious.
And firstly you said that at 90% of the LS only massless particles can travel, means, that you have studied astro physics, but had an iPod turned on with loud music, and couldn't hear what is going on during lectures.
memotion 2 months ago
@memotion
Touché, I like your comment about iPod. No my Uni days were a very long time ago. Yes, I am bit cheesed off with pseudo science all around me: Quantum Medicine, Nibiru, Space Travel, Telepathy, Mind Reading, Ghosts, ET, UFO, Crop Circles, the list is long. Please do not put words in my mouth about ST a science film. I said that it was a joke / BS. Also I never said that at 90% C only massless particles can travel.
The topic for humans to travel at C is impossible. There is not even
amoralis123 2 months ago
@memotion
a theoretical possibility. At C, even nuclei have problems staying intact. Recent experiment indicating the existence of subluminal particles shall give opportunities to pseudo scientist to rake money. Instead of educating public at large our Media is misusing facts and scientific opinions commercializing them to the detriment of society. Gene Therapy, especially in the Cosmetics, is a prime example of such abuse.
Unfortunately, humans in its present physical format is stuck to remain
amoralis123 2 months ago
i think one day , people will hail gene rodenberry for being a true visionary
FranklyDontGiveaDam 3 months ago 2
Dear NASA, If you are seeking a candidate for interstellar travel with the possibility of no return, i am your man.
Sincerely,
Smantoff.
smantoff 3 months ago
99.8% of speed of light is slower than 99.999999% of speed of light. What about this?
NerexisPL 3 months ago
Just wondering, but where did you find the number for the radius of the universe? I always thought that the radius of the universe, in light years, would be at most equal to the age of the universe in years, if Einstein were correct in that nothing can move faster than the speed of light. Thus, if the universe is 13.75 billion years old (time since the big bang), wouldn't that limit the size of the universe to about 27.5 billion lightyears in diameter?
MrExperior 4 months ago
@MrExperior
Because the "universe" is expanding. I.E spacetime is expanding.
Thats why in theoretical physics it is thought to be possible to travel faster then the speed of light by "some form of a warp engine, that warps spacetime, by expanding it behind you, and constricting it in front of you"
daiko2201 3 months ago
@daiko2201 How can we travel faster than the speed of light? Albert Einstein said that the shorstest distance between two point in a paper is not a straight line, but if we bend the paper, where the two points touched , that will be the shortest distance. So we have to bend space? How do you see it?
wardogmobius 3 months ago
@wardogmobius
Michio Kaku: Faster than light speed is possible
daiko2201 3 months ago
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MrExperior 4 months ago
0:51 - 1:21
So its safe to say there is other life in the universe? Per say a bacteria that may evolve into creatures similar to us?
JoelB3783 4 months ago
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2tame4fame 4 months ago 8
@2tame4fame When we see all those things floating around up there, There are actually vast distances between them.
MostUnfortunate 3 months ago
@MostUnfortunate I'm not saying that you would run into a star, but into some pea sized object. Lol. Besides you can't accelerate close to the speed of light due to the gain in mass. I was just taking the piss.
2tame4fame 3 months ago
@2tame4fame Forcefields. IIRC the british recently tested one...that stays online for a fraction of a second tho.
Helge129 3 months ago
@2tame4fame I have always wondered that thought myself.
JADEGOODYSCORPSE 2 months ago
@2tame4fame you wouldn't need too, your time line and resination would almost be stopped so if my calculations are correct, you fly through it.
silleeellis 2 months ago
@2tame4fame the real question is
How can you ever collide with a planet/moon/or star when you are traveling at the speed of light, since not even a single solar system even comes remotely close to colliding with one another when galaxies run straight into one another each containing trillions of stars each with solar systems.
llparasitell 4 weeks ago
@2tame4fame time slows down. easier to avoid, plus they will always plan a way where there will be nothing in the way.
TheBlackeyegalaxy 2 weeks ago
@2tame4fame 4 months too late but.... dont you remember star wars? trek or gate?! loll set a course :P
BUYSAVEGIVE 2 weeks ago
The best way to travel in space is to use the quantum functions of your brain and be a "guest" inside another entity anywhere in the universe in real time.
downdatubes 5 months ago
@downdatubes I already tried that and it doesn't work! wishing it didn't work!
2tame4fame 4 months ago
I came here because I was looking for Eminem Space Bound
noname311298 5 months ago
how do cosmologists wrap their head around "the big bang theory"and what was it before and why it happend? I'm an athiest perhaps an anti-thiest.what's the best way in words to articulate an era before space and time?
interfan63 5 months ago
@interfan63 Christians also believe in a time before time and space. In fact, some of them even believe in the big bang...like myself. But that's another story.
Anyways, without time the universe would be like a photograph, and without space the universe would look like an infinitely tiny dot.
StuffedAnimalPlanet 3 months ago
@interfan63 From what I understand, since time was created at that moment, there wasn't a "before" the big bang. Asking for a beginning is like asking for a point on Earth which is "south" of the south pole.
But I wouldn't worry about it. "Time" as we know it, is only an illusion.
We want to imagine a time before the big bang only because our simple minds are used to thinking that way. But whether we like it or not, things don't always behave according to our "simple minds". :p
ApatheticOmniscience 3 months ago
@interfan63 - Yup, you said it. No matter how conclusive astronomers gets, they can't explain everything that affects what is really out there.
mywonderjam 3 months ago
I HAVE COME TO PROVE A PIECE OF THIS VIDEO FALSE! E=mc2 has been thrown out the window. WE NOW HAVE A PARTICLE KNOW AS neutrinos THAT CAN GO FASTER THAN LIGHT.
Redjoker96 5 months ago
@Redjoker96 it hasnt been proved
rockrollies 5 months ago
@Redjoker96 The jury is still out on that one. It might be that the difference between the expectant arrivel of the neutrinos and the time measured, is the result of gravity-effects on time, and not that the neutrinos moved faster than light. Search for "Faster-than-light neutrinos face time trial" at Nature magazines website. (Youtube won't allow me to post the url here, for some reason).
MrExperior 4 months ago
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AwpsoLeet 6 months ago
I don't understand. Gliese 581g is 20.5 light years from earth. Travelling at 90% the speed of light it would take 20.5 / 2.29 = 8.95 years not 6 years.
The Andromeda Galaxy is 2.5 million light-years from Earth. At 98% the speed of light it would take: 2.5 million / 5.025 = 497512 years not 28 years.
How is this calculated?
Koosnaam 6 months ago
@Koosnaam - actually, when travelling at the speed of light, you automatically slow down time, so for example, alpha centauri is about 4.5 lightyears away, but we don't have to wait that long, because when you travel at the speed of light, you would reach the system in about 4 or 5 weeks.. if you travel around the earth at the speed of light for 7 years, and when you land on earth, you're suddenly 500 years into the future.
DemiathDoomhammer 6 months ago
@DemiathDoomhammer we found particles that can go faster than the speed of light know.
Redjoker96 5 months ago
@DemiathDoomhammer its actually Proximo Centurai which is the closest
rockrollies 5 months ago
plus we dont know how big the universe is. with all these forces and matter, there cant be a limit. one particular force im talking about is dark energy.no not dark matter, dark energy.what dark energy does is this. imagine if you were playing baseball and you hit the ball and it keep gaining speed and would never stop. so right now dark energy is making the universe bigger and bigger.but, it is to slow to see through the naked eye.
MegaKiller1020 7 months ago
@TheAmericanFreeBird i wouldnt call it prison... it is a rather interesting planet, i can bet one of the most interesting in the whole galaxy, if not the most
elmalacopa 7 months ago
@elmalacopa we've only discovered like 0.0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000001% of the universe, and you think we're the most interesting thing? Well, maybe we are from what we know now, but just wait 50 years, we'll have found thousands of planets like us, that rival us.
Halflifefan54 7 months ago
@Halflifefan54 that why i said "one of the most interesting in the whole galaxy" not "the most interesting in the universe". All I was doing was defending our planet from being called "prison". And yes, I agree with you.
elmalacopa 7 months ago
@elmalacopa well, there are somewhere between 100 billion - 400 billion total stars in our galaxy, 3/4 of them probably have planets around them, that's like 25 billion - 300 billion planets! I'm guessing that more then 1 planet out of those would support life :P Earth isn't really like a prison, i agree. but if it is, it'd be the best prison ever! All the beauty here, compressed into one tiny sphere....
Halflifefan54 7 months ago
@Halflifefan54 yeah i agree with you, i want to recommend you a documentary i found here on youtube "THE DEEP OCEAN" that demonstrates that life could even be on our own solar system, because life becomes so weird on the bottom of the ocean of our own planet, that it would be dumb to think there is no more life in the rest of the galaxy... and obviously the universe. Do you think we'll live to know about a discovery like this? I dont think so :( Nice talking to you bro.
elmalacopa 7 months ago
@elmalacopa Okay, I'll have to check that out. And yes, we might even live to see life in our solar system, which is DEFINITELY a possibility. Europa, one of Jupiter's moons is theorized to have a sub-surface ocean, which is a major thing for life. Also, Titan, one of Saturn's moons has huge lakes with liquid methane, and we detected large amounts of organic compounds in the air and atmosphere of it. I think humans finding life elsewhere is almost inevitable. I bet it'll happen within 50 years
Halflifefan54 7 months ago
@elmalacopa I wouldn't imagine that it is the most interesting in the universe, but rather one of many.
xXLifeObservedXx 6 months ago
Wow, apparently you made this video, i am impressed by the quality... INCREDIBLE! Thanks for sharing this!!!
elmalacopa 7 months ago
Very beautiful, very touching! Keep up the good work!
danielbluesmoke 7 months ago
"what we find instead is infinitely more interesting" ouch - your unnecessary judgement on religion tacked onto an otherwise nice video.
sleepyfish 7 months ago
@sleepyfish
yeah I kinda agree w/ sleepyfish
BigolePappy2 7 months ago
@sleepyfish no offense, but i do agree, we need to start thinking more on saving our species and find a way to easily travel within this universe rather than dying and hoping for a boring heaven, just saying... cheers
elmalacopa 7 months ago
It really comes as a surprise that creationists have the ignorance to put forward their beliefs on a video that proves them wrong.
TjRmusic24 7 months ago
The increase in mass also causes a problem, since the force is inversely proportional to the mass.
Starship1997 8 months ago
if the average distance between stars is one light year then we must be a statistical anomoly since our nearest star is well over 4 light years away.
Zurround100 8 months ago
@Zurround100 Well it's only an average distance. They have to include all of the stars in the galaxy, and some of them are very close to each other (such as in the core), while others are a light year or two (such as the rings around the core). As you get further out the stars are farther apart but when you figure the averages throughout the whole galaxy with all stars considered it's 1-2 light years on average. There will be stars 10 light years apart, but also stars a 1/4 light year as well.
the81stviewer 8 months ago
If you could reason with the religious there simply would be no religious, for reason is beyond their grasp
TheTenada 9 months ago
@TheTenada
i do belive in other life out there besides us. but who says that g-d didnt creat that also, i mean why do people belive that g-d exists only on earth. who says other species who are way more advance that us who visited us dont have a religion of their own.
good video by the way i hope its the first in the series
gaveee 9 months ago
@gaveee if they where more advanced than us, they would have realized how idiotic fallowing a dogmatic religion would be, none the less they probobly have advanced the knowledge of the spiritual ''one consciousness''
iwalkbefordeath 8 months ago
@iwalkbefordeath and the "one consciousness" could very well be god. why do people belive that if a civilazation is advance they know everything they know more than us.. maybe or probably. but who says they know everything.
look at whats goin on in the world from music industry to politics and everything in between.. even quantim physics proves that god exists, with the two slit experiment. where did that consciousness come from 14billion years ago when there wasnt anything? think about it
gaveee 8 months ago
@gaveee I have my own theory of how the 'big bang' happend which is more realistic than a ''out of nowhere'' big bang.
What does music industry and politics have anything to do with ''god'' ?. and what is your definition of ''god''
iwalkbefordeath 8 months ago
@iwalkbefordeath god is the creator of everything, and if you havent noticed any patterns in the actions of people in power meaning movies music politics and te list could go on. you should just keep your nose in TV and history books.... but you seem like a reasonable person so maybe youll figure it out someday
gaveee 8 months ago
@gaveee in a privet message explain, i wana know your perspective and see how it differs from mine
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TheTenada 9 months ago
@manzar9121 LOL.
depth386 9 months ago
I apologize for my ignorance sir, but many DO see all of this as a work of God, and you have no reasons whatsoever to undermine or criticize it at all! I always wonder why do atheists start saying "God is not important" because of their own personal paradigms while a huge population of intellects actually have a very opposite view!..no, stars have certainly NOT left the dominion of God in the majority of human population, and actually never will, period! its only what you think!
manzar9121 9 months ago
you dont travel troug galaxy by simply flying you can use dark matter because it has no such limits..xD
novoiceless 9 months ago
@chikita1234 You are very closed minded. Religious people such as yourself that bash any idea other than their own, exhalting themselves over others like they are superior but really they are fools.
Danman88b 9 months ago
the voyager 1 was projected @ the wrong direction, they cauld off got it going to gliese it"s now to late that contraption is long gone.
marho82 9 months ago
Relativity was a bizarre concept concocted by someone with a very severe case of mental autism; it will never be proven neither way, in fact it is impossible to prove. It even wasn't his idea to begin with, it was swindled from an Italian amateur physicist. Time to purge physics from the mental illness called modern day "mathematical physicists".
Pissoffyowpunk 9 months ago
47 billion light years? How did you get to that number, did you use a tape measure?
*sigh* big bangers and their idiotic self confidence.
Pissoffyowpunk 9 months ago
@Pissoffyowpunk Why dont you look up how they came to that conclusion.You think Einstein had autism? lol What a weirdo you are
BenderBurgers 8 months ago
I guess all that is one answer to Fermi's "paradox."
singularwave 9 months ago
just a mind blowing video, i have to go through all your vids now. thanks for all the uploads
xx4rch4xx 9 months ago
what if the people inn gliese laid eggs
marho82 10 months ago
@marho82 Then I suppose, if they're viable, the eggs would eventually hatch. Why, what else would you expect? :-?
OldKingSol 9 months ago
Mind = blown.
ispamalot 10 months ago
Some of the greatest minds of our time say that we shouldn't hold all our "eggs in one basket." Every time I turn on the news I wonder if they might be wrong.
Reoh0z 10 months ago
Why does star travel remove God's existence? arrogant really....However an interesting video...also, I believe in God and the Big Bang Theory and I am a Gay Christian, also I believe in UFO's.....nothing is set in stone....i do look up......
italianman004 10 months ago
@italianman004 -- I totally agree.. I'm gay myself, and I'm of Christian origin. The big bang theory could be involved with the story of creation. For 1 day that passes for us is 1000 for God. Anything and everything is possible.
TheMightyKilokahn 10 months ago
@TheMightyKilokahn : yep my experiences has been Gay and Christian are not uncommon ..I know others that believe in the big bang and evolution too, and also scientist are combining both as well.....people today have and are keeping an open mind ....not one person has all the answers.. the.Jerry Falwell's of the day have are gone bye bye.........keep looking up !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
italianman004 10 months ago
@italianman004 wat? where does it say that?
RichieW 10 months ago
@italianman004 you just want men to visit ur anus
bartronZ 10 months ago
@italian Long ago, humans created gods to explain the unknowns in the world around them. U can get a better sense of how overwhelmed the ancients were by the world around them when you look at the night sky far away from any form of modern civilization. Lacking an explanation for these things, they began to create gods, attributing the things and phenomenons they cannot explain to it. Simply put, god=unknown. So knowledge essentially removes the places where gods becomes necessary explanations.
RoniCMaster 10 months ago
@RoniCMaster Greatest explanation ever.
Thumbs up for you kind sir.
AgrivatedKillah 10 months ago
oh my god only 6 light years glisea 581 g is closer then i thought
bubbajay716 11 months ago
just the thought of millions of years going by while i would still be living depresses me :(
onlythefacts999 11 months ago 2
distant campfires, someone has been watching Carl Sagan!
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adventurem210 11 months ago
WE CAN USE THE STARGATES!!!!! lol xD
OSemeador 1 year ago
What happen with wormholes i thought wormhels..... ugrr never mind.
Dominic4n 1 year ago
If I heard this vid right, if we could reach light speed then we could travel any distance in no time at all. Ie Zero time. Which makes sense. Because approaching that speed, lenght is shortened in the direction of travel. And at light speed lenght becomes zero. Trouble is, there`s never a ship that can do it when you want one !
valarmanwe 1 year ago
in order to travel such long distances efficiently the space craft that you'd be traveling in would have to pull the fabric of space; distort space & time TO the craft thereby bending the fabric of space, time , and gravity. It'll make space travel more efficient by avoiding time consuming linear travel.
ReeseMac 1 year ago
And that makes neither belivers or non-belivers in any way better than the other party. Never forget that and do not look down on each other.
Maybe both are right or neither...
Arkanoid1212 1 year ago
"Through honest inquiry, these tiny distant points of light in our night sky have finally left the realm of myth, magic, superstition and god. As we pere closer into the face of heaven, what we find instead is infinitly more interesting"
LOVE IT! :-)
clintburky 1 year ago 3
could you explain why time is perceived slower and why the space ship would shrink at the speed of light?
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HabsCanada 1 year ago
So the Milky Way is around One hundred thousand light years across. So traveling across the Milky Way even at the speed of light would take 100 thousand years, right? I'm kinda confused with the short durations to these far off places.
great video tho, keep up the good work...
yianni2007 1 year ago
@yianni2007
Well the universe will age 100 000 years, but for us, the ones traveling at near lightspeed, would only have traveled a tiny fraction of that time. The faster u travel through space, the slower u travel through time.
Im sorry for my bad english and poor explenations. I recommend u check out some other videos of tdarnell where he explains this in dephts.
housemastah 1 year ago
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yianni2007 1 year ago
Great vid
Torres9LFCFESL 1 year ago
yeah there is somthing that can overcome the limitation :D and i figured out how to do it, at only 18 years old. look up rodin coils and how they work, the answer is in the coil.
michelXShawn 1 year ago
@michelXShawn
bahahahahhaah
RocketmanUT 1 year ago
@RocketmanUT lol laughing at me? hahaha i was hoping to get more then just you :/
michelXShawn 1 year ago
I was thinking the other day that it would pointless to send astronauts to other worlds in ships that would take years or decades to get there because by the time they arrived, they could very well find that other astronauts traveling in faster ships could have beaten them to it. It's not like we would wait around for their slow ship to arrive if, after their departure, we discovered a newer, faster means of propulsion.
Danny77uk 1 year ago
When is nasa making a moon base
Hadouken471 1 year ago
@Hadouken471
lol Japan is already working on that....Remember our Government thinks war is more important than inspiring others with space exploration/technology...
JAXEVANS 1 year ago
our curiousity is rivaled only by our ignorance
kenny8331 1 year ago
Awesome Tony ! both parts are works to be proud of, and I thank you.
theeAlphaOne 1 year ago
I want to know if there really IS a restaurant at the end of the galaxy..
00McBragg 1 year ago
Star Travel, 1st step is a nuclear powered moon base.
mergeform 1 year ago
I love your videos! They are incredibly well presented and beautifully displayed. Can't wait for the next one!
KatComixProductions 1 year ago
Yet another awesome video mr. Darnell.
My all time favorite TV series is Cosmos - A personal voyage, by Carl Sagan, wich I am sure you are familiar with as well, and it has occoured to me that you would be the perfect host / narrator of an updated remake of that epic series.
Cosmos is, in my opinion, long overdue for a remake, and it should be a remake of the original series, not another one like the BBC Space series and likes.
So get PBS and maybe Discovery Channel on the phone and get started
StarRider8008 1 year ago 2
So what if I only went for five mins at the speed of light.. so i went out in this ship five mins later i came back to earth the whole universe has aged like 6 month.. tht defo does not happen
TheMURPHSTER101 1 year ago
if something were to travel at the speed of light... wouldnt it be obliterated almost instantly by a cluster of gas, space rocks and debris? basically ANYTHING
sayacookies 1 year ago
yeah, that's a bunch-o-crap. what do you mean the size of the universe? aren't we restricted by a light horizon from ever seeing past a certain point? and where is the center of the universe from which this radius was drawn?
are we the center? that sure would be a Ptolemaic view of the universe.
SensiBleu 1 year ago
"what we find instead, is infinately more interesting"
beautiful words to match a beautiful video!
cloudagain 1 year ago
another question... the people on the ship travelling to this andromida galaxy the closes tone to us.. even though it would take about 28 years for the ship to get there but the whole universe would of aged 2 million years.. so does that mean the people on the ship wouldn't age that 2 million years ?
TheMURPHSTER101 1 year ago
@TheMURPHSTER101 thats right, they would have only aged 28 years
Dalvanara 1 year ago
i love your vids
1piecemage 1 year ago
Thank you, always well done.
1ekimmike1 1 year ago
Always happy to see more from ya mr.darnell
RedneckRager 1 year ago
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@tdarnell i don't understand when u explain the time it would take to get places at the speed of light..I always thought if something is 4 light years away... to get there would take 4 years at the speed of light is that correct ? cause in this video you comment on it would only take 1.25 years at 90% speed of light to get to the closest star but u say its 4.5 light years away. Can anyone make this clear cheers.
TheMURPHSTER101 1 year ago
@TheMURPHSTER101: You're catching a glimmer of the true meaning of "relativity". The trip still takes more time than the distance at the speed of light. If the destination is 4.7 light years away, a stationary observer on Earth still sees the trip taking a bit more than 4.7 years. For the crew of the ship, the faster they go, the slower time passes and to them, the shorter the trip.The shift in time is not linear, but exponential, so you have to go very fast to slow your shipboard time a lot.
RyuDarragh 1 year ago
i don't understand when u explain the time it would take to get places at the speed of light..I always thought if something is 4 light years away... to get there would take 4 years at the speed of light is that correct ? cause in this video you comment on it would only take 1.25 years at 90% speed of light to get to the closest star but u say its 4.5 light years away. Can anyone make this clear cheers.
TheMURPHSTER101 1 year ago
@TheMURPHSTER101 It would take 1.25 years to get there to the people on the ship.
valcan321 1 year ago
@TheMURPHSTER101 i meansto the people watching from out side it would take bout 4 years but due to the time in the space ship slowing due to the speed it would only seem like 1.25 years for the people on board kinda like going to sleep and waking 8 hours later and it seems u only just closed your eyes
Ruckerjd01283 1 year ago
I knew it would come at a cost, but going to the edge of the Universe in 100 years?! That is impressive!
ErichoTTA 1 year ago
Lol who are the tards rating this video down?
KalimaShaktide 1 year ago
@KalimaShaktide: I can imagine two types: Sci-Fi fans who want their FTL drives more than common sense and religious nutjobs who think the stars are lights on a crystal sphere.
RyuDarragh 1 year ago
TDarnell, you are awesome! I appreciate these videos so much!
MtlRedAtheist 1 year ago
Ok, a starship going at 100% light speed would have a foreshortened lenth of zero and become two dimensional.
To warp space you would need a white hole. (anti gravity)
Wouldn't it be easier to just build a fusion reactor (space ramjet)?
mergeform 1 year ago
Fantastic! video man
AssasinBlade 1 year ago
I love this and helped be better understand light year too!! Thanks so much for sharing this!
dragonfirefoxx 1 year ago
So if a guy moves close 2 the speed of light,time slows down 4 him but the universe, the people on earth and everything else would have been moving through time normally thus the guy when returning 2 earth would come back years after thus causing him to be in the future and actually skip time when he finally slows down?please answer .Also how fast is the expansion of the universe ?
narutoasda 1 year ago
@narutoasda Don't think of it as 'skipping' time; the traveler just experiences time at a different rate. He doesn't just magically appear some day in the 'future', either, since for him--as for everyone--it is always the present. He simply arrives at home having aged less than everyone else, i.e., having not experienced as much time.
Wiki "Hafele–Keating experiment" and "time dilation" for some fun reading.
korrd 1 year ago
This guy need s to learn how to speak louder and clearer
omega464 1 year ago
another fantastic video thumbs up keep the vids comming :D
okkedulle 1 year ago
This clip is somewhat humbling. I love being able to see the galaxies for what they look like.
Why don't we worry more about expanding life through space rather than learning how to turn a profit on stocks? I would've loved an astronomy course in elementary school.
CriticuleMe 1 year ago
I always thought a light year is how long it takes light to reach a certain destination. Like, for example, Gliese 581 = 20 light years away. Then wouldnt it take 20 years (travelling at the speed of light) to get there? I am a little confused. If someone, or yourself tdarnell could explain it to me. Thanks!
grahammoorhead 1 year ago
@grahammoorhead A light year is not a measure of time. Instead it is a measure of distance. One light year is the distance that light travels in one year. That distance is approximately 5.88 trillion miles.
kjordon1 1 year ago
@grahammoorhead Gliese581 is 20 light years away so it would take 20 years travelling at the speed of light to get there. That is true, but because a light year measures distance, it means that Gliese is 20 light years away or 20 times 5.88 trillion miles which is 117 trillion miles away.
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ImJustOldMate 1 year ago 3
@sonofagunM357: Sorry that your 2000 year old philosophy was offended but it’s about time you idiots wake up and discover the Universe for what it actually is. The actuality of the Universe is infinitely more astonishing than magic, myth, legend, superstition, and any religion.
MarvelsofaLifetime 1 year ago 3
Very cool im a space fan myself thanks for posting
Taco1011 1 year ago 2
I'm a dummy in this, but I just red an article on string theory, if these exist, the speed of light around cosmic strings should be different (due to their massive gravity), so without exceeding c one still can travel at FTL speed compared to normal 3D undeformed space-time while he flies along cosmic string.
If it's true, if a cosmic is nearby and if we develop spaceships that could reach reach decent percentage of c, than travel to distant stars would take only years, not decades or centuries
SwineNahNah 1 year ago 2
@tdarnell Is it even possible in the far far distant future for humans to travel anywheres near 90% the speed of light? Is there research in that field? There must have been new spacecraft ideas or developments in the 30 years since voyager 1.
MichaelBramble 1 year ago
Is it not true that every point in the universe is the center and there is no way to escape or get to the edge of space because it is being constantly created and expanding? since everything is the center everything is moving away from everything else?
CDPuffer 1 year ago
who are the three mupets that disliked this video?
and more to the point, why?...
ox4poluter 1 year ago
ok so you know the radius of the universe.
now tell me, whats beyond that???
ox4poluter 1 year ago
@ox4poluter must be god.......you can't understand it...so...yeah, must be god.
ImJustOldMate 1 year ago
I wonder if aliens would have that technology because how far they are ahead is like we are cavemen looking at a rocke tship... so i think with contact with the extra terrestrial we might get a whole new advance in things
TizEre 1 year ago
@TizEre now that sir' is a good question
we'll just have to wait for them to contact us because man will never acheive contact with them i just hope it happens in my lifetime
ox4poluter 1 year ago
@ox4poluter Yeaah very true and like you said i hope its in my lifetime :)
TizEre 1 year ago
Like Carl Sagan said, "How lucky we are to live in this time". which I really feel.
The universe is much more interesting than God and all the that superstition.
Love your videos man, keep 'em coming.
muzammilali007 1 year ago