"DARK ENERGY" ??? ARE YOU ALL IDIOTS OUTHERE ??? F*CKING SATANISTS WHO BLA-BLA ALL THE TIME ??? HEY MORONS ... EVERYTHING IS ENERGY !!! STOP WITH THESE "DARK, ASHES, DIRT etc" I EVEN HEARD of "A DARK LIGHT" ??? DON'T YOU SEE, WHAT YOU'RE CAUSING TO YOUNGEST GENERATIONS ? YOU'RE TWISTING THEIR MINDS !!! HEY MONSTERS - STOP THAT INSANITY, OR YOU'LL BRING THE APOCALYPSE !!! ...or maybe that's your real idea, a? F*CKING FREAKS !!! PFU !!! DISGUSTING !!!
quran 55.7. And the Firmament has He raised high,nd He has set up the Balance [ofJustice],in this verse Allah explain the balance in universe..
nd in this the Big bang,21.30.Do not the Unbelievers see that the heavens nd the earth were joined together [as one unit of creation], before we clove them asunder? We made from
water every living thing. Will they not then believe?
nd also before big bang quran contains 1000 sceintifc verses proved 100%right by sceintist.read nd know who is ur creater
islam is not a religion it is a complete way of life ... for prove some thing wrong u must have a falsification test....quran so have...it tell....4.82 Do they not consider the Qur'an [with care]? Had it been from other Than
Allah, they would surely have found therein Much discrepancy
Think how mouch galaxies there are, after them all, is there any end, when does it stop, does it even stop. How did big bang created, what was before that. We here in this world have many question, but can not answer them, who can? Can you, no, we belive in many things like god many gods, or profets, but as I'm muslim and really like science, and love the galaxy. I wan't to know how and why is there many galaxies, is there something they have to hide. Will we know after we die.
@JoneiBoy7557 Tell me why I should just "accept" whatever you believe. Tell me ANY other discourse where this practice is allowed where we just automatically and unquestionably "accept" another's belief. If I believed the world was flat, and I said "just accept my belief," should you? Why when it comes to religion, should we just accept someones belief? Do you have any idea what the true nature of Islam is? If you actually research it, and STILL believe it, I'd be shocked.
@JoneiBoy7557 Well, you deleted your comments like the coward you are, so I'll spell it out for you and everyone else to see. You originally posted, "LISTEN, I DID NOT SAY ANYTHING ABOUT THAT YOU SHOULD ACCEPT WHAT OTHERS BELIEVE." In your next response you say, " just accept what people believe." Do you now see the contradiction you asshole?
is that an error in the math @ 3.45? [mean radius = 6.371 km?] Seems to me it should be 6,371km given the circumference as presented. Or am I the one messed up?
typo (if it is) not withstanding, Great post! Thanks.
@keebearfull Someone did point that out before actually and it is a mistake. I have uploaded a corrected version with the name "Chapter 1: You Are Here", which also irons out one or two other mistakes (although I suspect there may be more) and with smoother editing.
Marvelous, but after 5:56 it's getting scary. When did we came with so much people? no wonder we are fighting wars against each other. People fighting over a little piece of land should watch this video and stop fighting everywhere, we are so tiny, we should, like small creatures, fear the big things, not destroy them.
One can but marvel at the complexity of the universe. The order we see in nature, from the tiny cell to the way in which galaxies align themselves is one of the greatest evidence of a creator, a God behind it all. As Albert Einstein once said: 'the most incomprehensible thing with the universe is that it is comprehensible'.
Because if it was all a slump and random processes of natural selection. blow me but there wouldn't be any comprehensibility!
@praetoriancohort the human mind posits complexity and order where none exists. your mind looks at the world seeking order out of chaos. complexity of the universe is only how we view it. a prime example is astrology, IE creating images from the random position of stars. this does not suffice as true infallible evidence. humanity's ability to comprehend does not prove god exists. you still lack evidence.
@praetoriancohort more over we know that this claim is factually wrong. according to this argument, complex snowflakes must be made by some intelligence, rather than the "God behind it all" of physical and chemical forces. that is, if this is true, then god must assign angels to individually craft each snowflake. there must be a "Jack Frost" who draws those artistic patterns on our windows. rather than this childish storybook view of the world, we know that emergent complexity is all around us!
One can but marvel at the complexity of the universe. The order we see in nature, from the tiny cell to the way in which galaxies align themselves is one of the greatest evidence of a creator, a God behind it all. As Albert Einstein once said: 'the most incomprehensible thing with the universe is that it is comprehensible'.
Because if it was all a slump and random processes of natural selection. blow me but there wouldn't be any comprehensibility!
Every so often, facts and figures about the universe send me into perspective highs, where I realize just how unlikely and insignificant everything is and I have to crawl up into the fetal position until I stop being amazed at, say, the very existence of towel racks.
@patrickledford420 A lifetime of behavioral and emotional conditioning is what does it. I just hope people see reality and accept it before it's too late.
I thought they were all almost massless but their gravity still being close to infinite, but anyway, that the only thing not massless inside the black holes were the photons.
It is maybe the event horizon you meant in saying
"They range from 1.5bn km wide
To less than 1mm"
I think I'm wrong here, alas, I'm only a ninth-grader (and my physics teacher is Polish). I hope you don't frown upon me as I ask, as I am really interested in astronomy.
@Hanses0 black holes are the most massive objects there are and no they really do get that big, you should look up biggest stars, they are also huge and yes, astronomy is fucking awesome
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@fsmdidit Well, the radius of the Oort Cloud is estimated at around 50,000 Astronomical Units, which comes to 7,500,000,000,000km, so the diameter would be approx. 15 quadrillion across. Obviously, these measurements may become more refined, and may go up or down as we investigate more.
But the solar doesn't stop with the orbit of Pluto; it goes out to the Kuiper Belt, the heliopause and beyond to the Oort Cloud.
@UppruniTegundanna Im terrible at math so tell me where Im off here. 1st if the diameter of the Oort cloud is 7.5 trillion km then shouldnt the radius be 15 trillion km rather than 15 quadrillion? 2nd a quadrillion is a thousand trillion right? And a light year is about 9.5 trillion km, so 15 quadrillion km would be about 1500 light years right? So our solar system would be thicker than our galaxy. Did you say quadrillion when you meant trillion, or am I off?
@fsmdidit The radius is half the diameter, not the other way around. So if the cloud has a diameter of 7.5 trillion then the radius would be something like 3.75 trillion KM.
@alagodny28 I don't get the impression that your question is a scientific one so much as a theological one. You assume that science requires the rejection of religion. It might enable it for some, but it in no way requires it. Science doesn't have a theory on "God", for or against. The supernatural is irrelevant to it.
Rather than talk to me, an atheist, you might want to look up a video called "Atheists, ladders, bushes and boxes". Any questions past that drop me a PM or something if you like.
From an objective view, I have to say that religion is not meant to be proven. That is why it is called faith.
Anyway. Despite the faults or not or whatever in this video. It shows us how small we are. We should focus our time here on earth with a mutual respect towards etch other. Even if we do not agree if there is a God or not.
ye. know i feel like im so much smaller than i was compared to this universe. but now compared to the vastness of space i wonder how it is that something so small can exist when all others are so big. space reaches seemingly into a blivion meanwhile the tallest object on earth has a limit and so what are we? "..a mote of dust.."
This video leaves me feeling so insignificant. That I am just one bundle of atoms existing in such a huge, and practically incomprehensibly large 'area.' To think humanity may one very far away day exist on another planet, travel outside the solar system etc etc etc is just...well mind blowing. It is the stuff of dreams that one day might just bring a person like me, so tiny and insignificant in the 'bigger picture.' Ah well back to work tommorow.
This video is a little misleading because while the rest of the video is factually quite accurate, the beginning depicts brane worlds colliding and that is really scientific hypothesis and very, very far from being tested or even testable. We do stand to possibly mislead a few folks into believing we know this to any degree of certainty.
Your interpretation is an accurate interpretation of the situation under special relativity. If you look at the effects of general relativity, I think that would address some of the inconsistencies you have pointed at :)
Next time I get a speeding ticket Im going to tell the cop I was driving at 65mph but the highway is expanding at 25mph, THAT is why your radar gun says I was going 90mph, but I really wasnt.
Ok, its been mentioned twice, but it cant be right. 13 billion years old, and NOTHING can travel faster than the speed of light, so it cant be more than 26B LY across. Saying that empty space is expanding is NONSENSE WORDS. Expanding relative to what? What is the reference point, where is the grid.
The only thing that is moving is the matter and energy, if it has expaned out to 93 B LY across in 13B years, the laws of physics are nothing but weasle words.
...Either that or the speed of light is NOT a constant, it has been changing as the univese expands. If we are going to string nonsense words together and say space itself is expanding, I might as well believe the universe was created by Zeus.
ok thats alot of questions there, let me try and answer some of them. Space is expanding we know this because just by observing other galaxies we can see their moving away from ours. any object that is moving away appears red and any object that is moving closer appears blue This is known as red shift and blue shift and it occurs because Red light and blue light are at opposite ends of the visible light spectrum. this is known as Red Shift and Blue Shift.
in response to your comment about expanding roads thats not possible whilst the universe expands out own size remains fixed. we say that the universe is roughly 13billion light years across because that is all we can see. there are certainly areas of the universe from where light has yet to reach us. Hope this helped.
But at the beginning of the video it says the universe is 93 billion light years across. Something does not add up. Saying that the empty space itself is expanding, and the matter is along for the ride, again, is nonsense words.
@MrHobiecat The people who come up with these figures are mathematical geniuses that have studied the universe and the complex equations that govern them for decades. What qualifies you to say that their calculations are incorrect?
the speed of light is absolute, nothing can travel faster, so its impossibly for the universe to be 93B light years across if it started from one point 13 billion years ago. No matter what your IQ is, you CAN NOT violate the laws of physics with handwaving and semantics.
@MrHobiecat hey retard look at the actual theory, time is not a constant in terms of our 365 day year, the closer things were to the bang the "longer" the days were. Don't try to sound intelligent about that which you don't understand!
the 'actual theory' says the speed of light is absolute, no matter WHAT reference point you use. More handwaving and semantics, but the result is still nonsense words. The universe can NOT be 93 billion light years across if the big bang happened 13 billion years ago. If it is, then the speed of light is NOT what Einstein said it was.
Yes, MrHobiecat, that is the dilemma, isn't it? How can the universe grow THAT large in such a relatively small period of time? If nothing travels faster than the speed of light, why do black holes accelerate energy beyond that threshold? We are finding that the laws of physics are not at all absolute, just like your limited opinions.
the only 'dilemma' is that the statement in the video is wrong. the speed of light has NOT been broken by any black hole observations. Whats more, the furthest observed object in space is 13 billion light years away, so WHO decided the unviverse is 93 billion light years across. The obvious answer is the data in the video is simply WRONG.
@MrHobiecat No, the info isn't wrong. You might have realized your mistake by now since someone already pointed you to special relativity (speed of light as compared to what?) but if you're still unclear on how it works the channel Best0fScience has a video which should show up as the first result in a search for "Faster Than The Speed Of Light" which was the old title before he changed it.
He also has vids on relativity itself if you look to his older ones. That should help I'd hope.
MrHobiecat, not only are galaxies moving away from each other like my peers are stating, but space itself is expanding. So if you have two points moving away from each other, and space itself is expanding between them, it all works out. Also, you might want to look up universal inflation.
This video is beautiful, yet it leaves me sad. There is so much potential for humanity to crawl out of our cradle, earth, and to actually learn to do and become more than we ever have before.
However, we are all so blinded by petty ambitions, and apparently, progress no longer counts unless it turns up a monetary profit.
Will we ever make any real meaningful attempts to colonize the solar system or the vast reaches of space? It won't happen in my lifetime.
This is a wonderful way to see our 'collective selves' in the perspective of the universe. It is a miracle we are here. All the more special is our existence and journey. Watching gave me both a feeling of humble appreciation and infinite joy. Thanks
with numbers like that there is a 99.99% chance there is another earth like planet with life on it or life in some other way out there.Earth just can't be the only planet with life .
god its just a word, and it means different to all of us. Maybe inside the same religion god has little differences but still. Is a concept to abstract to be transmited as information on words.
So you transmit only a fracction of what u understand as god.
It is the truth, but it's for from boring or mundane. But being reality alone, merits it more awe than any fiction. Being true is the highest level of existence for an idea.
But beyond that, the universe is more interesting and complex than any fictional idea. We still cant comprehend it all yet.
you should provide proof for such a claim. not just state something and say "accept it". that's BS.
we have evidence that god didn't create humans. you should just accept it. all you have to do is put down your buybull for a bit and study some real science. in others words; get an education.
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Obviously you need an eduction. The day you see Jesus descending from the heavens you will feel terrible inside. You will feel disgusting.. You are so ignorant just like the rest of your atheist buddys... you cannot prove that God didn't make humans cause you don't know God.. You don't know his forms or ways. Your so ignorant. I hope God helps you open your eyes soon. You know that thing in the back of your mind telling you that your wrong? That's the Holy Spirit helping you.
its actually "you're so ignorant". as in "you are so ignorant".
so who's ignorant? you know it really makes you look silly when you try to call someone stupid, but you can't even use correct english to do it.
anywayyyzzzz... no. sorry. you have to PROVE god first... then prove it's your god. you don't prove something doesn't exist. it's like if i asked you to prove leprechauns don't exist. go ahead. prove to me leprechauns don't exist. do it. or i'm right and they do. =]
@thisguysajerk just a theory i had, if human evolved from apes, where are the half man half apes? and if evolution takes like millions of earth shouldn't apes be gone leaving only humans?
@44USELESS44 Humans did not evolve from apes and NO scientist says that. It's called COMMON ANCESTOR. An animal neither Human nor Ape nor Monkey, but the forerunner to ALL the primates.
@thisguysajerk Amen to that. Actually the 'this is fucked up' meter in the back of our minds works perfectly, its a big part of how we became atheists. It takes immense amounts of both intelligence and imagination to understand what we can about this vast, logical physics-driven universe. The general nature of science is an honest and thorough pursuit of answers, and its shown there's more to the universe than "It's magic, we're special, I'm special".
In the UK, where the video creator is from, decimals are still decimals and commas are still commas. Plus if you look at "circumference" and "surface area," you'll see they are formatted correctly. So to be consistent with the rest of the video, 6,371km is the correct answer. Orbital speed isn't 29,783km/s. It's correctly written as 29.783km/s.
@ckndr I've actually redone the video from scratch correcting the mistakes and will probably reupload it sometime soon - I have also ironed out some of the mistakes with my other vids, so I can get them back up online without errors.
Yes. If you read my last post you'll see that I understand the whole international comma/decimal thing. The statistic in question is inconsistent with the rest of the video. Otherwise great video, UppruniTegundanna!
Was the beginning sequence a nod to string theory and membrane collision creating our universe bubble in the greater 'multiverse?' I took that to be what was going on there.
This sure dials in the perspective of us vs the universe as we know it. We will learn more and more as time passes, that is if we survive beyond our own stupidity and don't kill ourselves off. This is VERY well done and congratulations on the talent the makers have and the message it carries.
I cannot say enough nice things about this video. It will last and last. There is a lot of talk these days about improving education. Making things like this video is a good place to start. I'm sure I will watch it over and over through the years. My compliments go to the creators. You have done a great thing here. You have a lot of talent. Congradulations.
what i don't understand.... in the beginning, it sais "this is the universe i'ts 13.73 bn years old, and 93 bn light years wide" i mean... how can they know that? o.O i thougth it was kinda... endless? (more like not imaginable) so.. how they come to this results? (or you?) and for the oldnes... it's maybe older? xD
The universe is only endless in the sense that you will never hit a wall or reach the end...but...if you travel for long enough, you will end up where you started. This is because the the universe is curved due to matter.
Our understanding of it may have changed since, but I heard a few years back that you could extrapolate the size of the universe by the age and rate of expansion. Again, current understanding might be different.
The universe is also endless in the sense that, due to the rate of expansion, there's a sphere of space that we won't ever be able to get out of (where the expansion rate is greater than the speed of light). Food for thought!
Funny moment at 8:04... I mean I knew the recession was hitting the Rep. of Ireland pretty badly, just didn't realise they can no longer afford to turn on the lights!!! ha!
Am I missing something? You said "The rest is:" Hydrogen 70.5%, Helium 27.5%, Oxygen 5.9%, Carbon 3%. Obviously, the rest of the rest is negligible but it all adds up to 106.9%. That's either a huge rounding error, the numbers are off, or I'm missing something. Why is "the rest" more than 100%? Just curious.
i believe its 96 billion ly across but its that size because space expands or for some time expanded faster than the speed of light.... space itself isnt bound to the laws matter is governed
Yeah, it seems obviously wrong at first, but the universe is not said to be expanding from one particular point, but rather that space is expanding in general. That is why they say that no matter where you are, the universe will seem to be expanding away from you. So if everything is receding away from everything else, you get a result that is higher than 26bn ly across.
It's hard to wrap your mind around. I still find it goes against my "common sense" - but common sense isn't always right!
These videos are just amazing. Thank you for sharing them.
8698gil 1 month ago
sahaja75 2 months ago
The Planet is nearly 6,300 years old.
Yaylin2 5 months ago
Evolution is accelerating. As the universe.
policromado1000 5 months ago
the percents of the composition of the universe add up to more than 100%
theredspider93 11 months ago
Excellent. Thank you for compiling all these great clips, sounds, and facts about our universe together in one video.
meinevvelten 1 year ago
Beautiful in proportion, timing, editing, music and apt images placed in an order to tell a story. Perfect ending.
Thank you for putting things in perspective.
To all the 'debating' posters: You haven't helped at all.
Where did I leave my house keys?
5random1 1 year ago
quran 55.7. And the Firmament has He raised high,nd He has set up the Balance [ofJustice],in this verse Allah explain the balance in universe..
nd in this the Big bang,21.30.Do not the Unbelievers see that the heavens nd the earth were joined together [as one unit of creation], before we clove them asunder? We made from
water every living thing. Will they not then believe?
nd also before big bang quran contains 1000 sceintifc verses proved 100%right by sceintist.read nd know who is ur creater
peace3610 1 year ago
@peace3610: Come on, put that religion in the bin, I know you can do it.
MarvelsofaLifetime 1 year ago
islam is not a religion it is a complete way of life ... for prove some thing wrong u must have a falsification test....quran so have...it tell....4.82 Do they not consider the Qur'an [with care]? Had it been from other Than
Allah, they would surely have found therein Much discrepancy
peace3610 1 year ago
“Praise be to Allah, the Lord of All the Worlds.” Holy Quran
nsmsa 1 year ago
@nsmsa lol shut up
FIGHTFANNERD3 1 year ago
Think how mouch galaxies there are, after them all, is there any end, when does it stop, does it even stop. How did big bang created, what was before that. We here in this world have many question, but can not answer them, who can? Can you, no, we belive in many things like god many gods, or profets, but as I'm muslim and really like science, and love the galaxy. I wan't to know how and why is there many galaxies, is there something they have to hide. Will we know after we die.
JoneiBoy7557 1 year ago
@JoneiBoy7557 The first step towards enlightenment would be to toss aside your nonsensical religious beliefs.
mmeasy123 11 months ago
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JoneiBoy7557 11 months ago
@JoneiBoy7557 Tell me why I should just "accept" whatever you believe. Tell me ANY other discourse where this practice is allowed where we just automatically and unquestionably "accept" another's belief. If I believed the world was flat, and I said "just accept my belief," should you? Why when it comes to religion, should we just accept someones belief? Do you have any idea what the true nature of Islam is? If you actually research it, and STILL believe it, I'd be shocked.
mmeasy123 11 months ago
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JoneiBoy7557 11 months ago
@JoneiBoy7557
"LISTEN, I DID NOT SAY ANYTHING ABOUT THAT YOU SHOULD ACCEPT WHAT OTHERS BELIEVE"
" just accept what people believe"
When you get your bipolar disorder under control, then we can talk.
mmeasy123 11 months ago
@mmeasy123 hahaha, very funny, grow up please.
JoneiBoy7557 11 months ago
@JoneiBoy7557 Do you not see how you blatantly contradict yourself?
mmeasy123 11 months ago
@mmeasy123 Honestly, no I don't!
JoneiBoy7557 11 months ago
@JoneiBoy7557 Well, you deleted your comments like the coward you are, so I'll spell it out for you and everyone else to see. You originally posted, "LISTEN, I DID NOT SAY ANYTHING ABOUT THAT YOU SHOULD ACCEPT WHAT OTHERS BELIEVE." In your next response you say, " just accept what people believe." Do you now see the contradiction you asshole?
mmeasy123 11 months ago
is that an error in the math @ 3.45? [mean radius = 6.371 km?] Seems to me it should be 6,371km given the circumference as presented. Or am I the one messed up?
typo (if it is) not withstanding, Great post! Thanks.
keebearfull 1 year ago
@keebearfull Someone did point that out before actually and it is a mistake. I have uploaded a corrected version with the name "Chapter 1: You Are Here", which also irons out one or two other mistakes (although I suspect there may be more) and with smoother editing.
UppruniTegundanna 1 year ago
Marvelous, but after 5:56 it's getting scary. When did we came with so much people? no wonder we are fighting wars against each other. People fighting over a little piece of land should watch this video and stop fighting everywhere, we are so tiny, we should, like small creatures, fear the big things, not destroy them.
MedianAlcoa 1 year ago
@MedianAlcoa you're right!
EllunaHellen 1 year ago
Nobody as stupid as god can make something so beautiful.
DantoraMandova 1 year ago
To all you gangsters that don't understand shit, there is only one thing you need to know. It's bigger than your cock. FO SUURE
DantoraMandova 1 year ago
Thanks for all the good work!
suninmoon4601 1 year ago
One can but marvel at the complexity of the universe. The order we see in nature, from the tiny cell to the way in which galaxies align themselves is one of the greatest evidence of a creator, a God behind it all. As Albert Einstein once said: 'the most incomprehensible thing with the universe is that it is comprehensible'.
Because if it was all a slump and random processes of natural selection. blow me but there wouldn't be any comprehensibility!
praetoriancohort 1 year ago
@praetoriancohort the human mind posits complexity and order where none exists. your mind looks at the world seeking order out of chaos. complexity of the universe is only how we view it. a prime example is astrology, IE creating images from the random position of stars. this does not suffice as true infallible evidence. humanity's ability to comprehend does not prove god exists. you still lack evidence.
roxas12590 1 year ago
@praetoriancohort more over we know that this claim is factually wrong. according to this argument, complex snowflakes must be made by some intelligence, rather than the "God behind it all" of physical and chemical forces. that is, if this is true, then god must assign angels to individually craft each snowflake. there must be a "Jack Frost" who draws those artistic patterns on our windows. rather than this childish storybook view of the world, we know that emergent complexity is all around us!
roxas12590 1 year ago
One can but marvel at the complexity of the universe. The order we see in nature, from the tiny cell to the way in which galaxies align themselves is one of the greatest evidence of a creator, a God behind it all. As Albert Einstein once said: 'the most incomprehensible thing with the universe is that it is comprehensible'.
Because if it was all a slump and random processes of natural selection. blow me but there wouldn't be any comprehensibility!
praetoriancohort 1 year ago
wow, my home is so beautiful
Mu5clehead 1 year ago 6
Mans intake about the creation of the universe is mind blowing. For he thinks what can be greater than this.
adam2O 1 year ago
Wow. I mean Wow. First time I've ever teared up a bit watching a Youtube video. Heh, that was fantastic. I can't wait to watch your other vids.
LLCoolFerg 1 year ago
Your track on this reminds me of The Orb. I swear The Orb did a remix of that track at some point. Great movie though. Definitely subscribed. :D
sylence7 1 year ago
Every so often, facts and figures about the universe send me into perspective highs, where I realize just how unlikely and insignificant everything is and I have to crawl up into the fetal position until I stop being amazed at, say, the very existence of towel racks.
Epic win, sir.
Epic. Win.
Nerdule 1 year ago 10
Everything is just so beautiful...
hello7854 1 year ago
Ok, everyone on earth needs to watch all your videos.
tipoomaster 1 year ago 2
how anyone can choose a "holy" book over this wonderful reality is beyond me
patrickledford420 1 year ago 2
@patrickledford420 A lifetime of behavioral and emotional conditioning is what does it. I just hope people see reality and accept it before it's too late.
Strike2k2 1 year ago
weigh, not weight
Meowbay 1 year ago
Beautiful.
DARKEYED9 1 year ago
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Oh wow, that was impressive! Very very good video.
Kujakatti75 1 year ago
Oh wow, that was impressive! Very very good video.
Kujakatti75 1 year ago
Can black holes really be 1.5 billion km wide?
I thought they were all almost massless but their gravity still being close to infinite, but anyway, that the only thing not massless inside the black holes were the photons.
It is maybe the event horizon you meant in saying
"They range from 1.5bn km wide
To less than 1mm"
I think I'm wrong here, alas, I'm only a ninth-grader (and my physics teacher is Polish). I hope you don't frown upon me as I ask, as I am really interested in astronomy.
Hanses0 1 year ago
@Hanses0 black holes are the most massive objects there are and no they really do get that big, you should look up biggest stars, they are also huge and yes, astronomy is fucking awesome
patrickledford420 1 year ago
Unfortunately your choice of of music prohibits me from viewing this video: "This video contains content from Sony Music Entertainment and UMG. It is no longer available in your country."
0x8x0 1 year ago
I'm no expert but it seems like 15 quadrillion km across for our solar system is off.
fsmdidit 1 year ago
@fsmdidit Well, the radius of the Oort Cloud is estimated at around 50,000 Astronomical Units, which comes to 7,500,000,000,000km, so the diameter would be approx. 15 quadrillion across. Obviously, these measurements may become more refined, and may go up or down as we investigate more.
But the solar doesn't stop with the orbit of Pluto; it goes out to the Kuiper Belt, the heliopause and beyond to the Oort Cloud.
UppruniTegundanna 1 year ago
@UppruniTegundanna Im terrible at math so tell me where Im off here. 1st if the diameter of the Oort cloud is 7.5 trillion km then shouldnt the radius be 15 trillion km rather than 15 quadrillion? 2nd a quadrillion is a thousand trillion right? And a light year is about 9.5 trillion km, so 15 quadrillion km would be about 1500 light years right? So our solar system would be thicker than our galaxy. Did you say quadrillion when you meant trillion, or am I off?
fsmdidit 1 year ago
@fsmdidit Yeah, I think you have a point there. Maybe I was getting drunk on numbers!
UppruniTegundanna 1 year ago
@UppruniTegundanna Yeah sometimes I get stoned on words. No big deal, overall it was a really good video. I'm subbing.
fsmdidit 1 year ago
@fsmdidit The radius is half the diameter, not the other way around. So if the cloud has a diameter of 7.5 trillion then the radius would be something like 3.75 trillion KM.
Budzi08 1 year ago
@Budzi08 Thanks for the correction, I realized my mistake and corrected myself in the comments
fsmdidit 1 year ago
@fsmdidit No problem, its good to see people have an interest for the subject. Good luck bro
Budzi08 1 year ago
@UppruniTegundanna I typed diameter where I should have typed radius and radius where I should have typed diameter. Terrible at math, lol.
fsmdidit 1 year ago
@UppruniTegundanna nerds
utubesucksss 1 year ago
@utubesucksss no your just stupid.....have fun rolling around in ignorance.
roxas12590 1 year ago
@alagodny28 I don't get the impression that your question is a scientific one so much as a theological one. You assume that science requires the rejection of religion. It might enable it for some, but it in no way requires it. Science doesn't have a theory on "God", for or against. The supernatural is irrelevant to it.
Rather than talk to me, an atheist, you might want to look up a video called "Atheists, ladders, bushes and boxes". Any questions past that drop me a PM or something if you like.
AmicusUtCanis 1 year ago
dopeshit
yoson25 1 year ago
thank God
iamearthbornami 1 year ago
Awesome Video Here: Ten Stars**********To It, Always....
Thanks...
William...
777TIZZable 1 year ago
Nice choice of music
tommyk77 1 year ago
Amazingingly beautiful video!
morgannicgregor 1 year ago
ah i loved the carl sagan quote. great videos btw!
Morelloo1 1 year ago
amazing vid, love the way it zooms to earth, for a moment earth seemed all unfamiliar and alien like nicely done,
daftage 1 year ago
This video was very AMAZING! Thank you for all the creative and geniuses. Keep making everybody inspired!
poetinlove4u 1 year ago
hahaha, "it's 70% dark energy, and 25% dark matter... no one knows what either of those are." oh the human mind
ecstasyandlove 1 year ago
Oh yeah - Superpredatorr is as gay as they get. Greek Asshole!
hawaiiandude4u 1 year ago
Only greek faggots like this video
hawaiiandude4u 1 year ago
3:46 wheres the carbon?
ShooterMaGavin 1 year ago
From an objective view, I have to say that religion is not meant to be proven. That is why it is called faith.
Anyway. Despite the faults or not or whatever in this video. It shows us how small we are. We should focus our time here on earth with a mutual respect towards etch other. Even if we do not agree if there is a God or not.
Anyway, beautiful video, nice editing and music.
PKTgraal 1 year ago
our existence is but a blip ...
cal2mon 1 year ago
ye. know i feel like im so much smaller than i was compared to this universe. but now compared to the vastness of space i wonder how it is that something so small can exist when all others are so big. space reaches seemingly into a blivion meanwhile the tallest object on earth has a limit and so what are we? "..a mote of dust.."
NeONh8 1 year ago
This video leaves me feeling so insignificant. That I am just one bundle of atoms existing in such a huge, and practically incomprehensibly large 'area.' To think humanity may one very far away day exist on another planet, travel outside the solar system etc etc etc is just...well mind blowing. It is the stuff of dreams that one day might just bring a person like me, so tiny and insignificant in the 'bigger picture.' Ah well back to work tommorow.
nitroman69 1 year ago
@nitroman69 We have eyes, brains, and technology to explore it... that makes us pretty significant, no matter how small we may be.
sillygames 1 year ago
@nitroman69 Sagan said we're the Universe's way to understand itself.
madhillick 1 year ago
music is awsome
mrsneeky 1 year ago
Beautiful video. Needs references at the end.
neonsilkworm 2 years ago
Though it sounds like the facts might be a little off or misleading,
I very much admire this video in an artistic sense.
Great compilation of video clips and music.
thenew22 2 years ago
This video is a little misleading because while the rest of the video is factually quite accurate, the beginning depicts brane worlds colliding and that is really scientific hypothesis and very, very far from being tested or even testable. We do stand to possibly mislead a few folks into believing we know this to any degree of certainty.
geodesicks 2 years ago 4
Galaxy's are moving away from eitchother and your refering about 1 point of origin, the universe didnt start in your bathroom sir.
blauwen 2 years ago
@MrHobiecat
Your interpretation is an accurate interpretation of the situation under special relativity. If you look at the effects of general relativity, I think that would address some of the inconsistencies you have pointed at :)
tswsl1989 2 years ago
Very nice video! I like the effects!
Skyman7500 2 years ago
A tiny mote of dust, suspended in a sunbeam.
darmokandgalad 2 years ago 4
Next time I get a speeding ticket Im going to tell the cop I was driving at 65mph but the highway is expanding at 25mph, THAT is why your radar gun says I was going 90mph, but I really wasnt.
MrHobiecat 2 years ago
Ok, its been mentioned twice, but it cant be right. 13 billion years old, and NOTHING can travel faster than the speed of light, so it cant be more than 26B LY across. Saying that empty space is expanding is NONSENSE WORDS. Expanding relative to what? What is the reference point, where is the grid.
The only thing that is moving is the matter and energy, if it has expaned out to 93 B LY across in 13B years, the laws of physics are nothing but weasle words.
MrHobiecat 2 years ago
...Either that or the speed of light is NOT a constant, it has been changing as the univese expands. If we are going to string nonsense words together and say space itself is expanding, I might as well believe the universe was created by Zeus.
MrHobiecat 2 years ago
ok thats alot of questions there, let me try and answer some of them. Space is expanding we know this because just by observing other galaxies we can see their moving away from ours. any object that is moving away appears red and any object that is moving closer appears blue This is known as red shift and blue shift and it occurs because Red light and blue light are at opposite ends of the visible light spectrum. this is known as Red Shift and Blue Shift.
Urbanninja3 2 years ago
in response to your comment about expanding roads thats not possible whilst the universe expands out own size remains fixed. we say that the universe is roughly 13billion light years across because that is all we can see. there are certainly areas of the universe from where light has yet to reach us. Hope this helped.
Urbanninja3 2 years ago
But at the beginning of the video it says the universe is 93 billion light years across. Something does not add up. Saying that the empty space itself is expanding, and the matter is along for the ride, again, is nonsense words.
MrHobiecat 2 years ago
@MrHobiecat The people who come up with these figures are mathematical geniuses that have studied the universe and the complex equations that govern them for decades. What qualifies you to say that their calculations are incorrect?
jonwold82 2 years ago
the speed of light is absolute, nothing can travel faster, so its impossibly for the universe to be 93B light years across if it started from one point 13 billion years ago. No matter what your IQ is, you CAN NOT violate the laws of physics with handwaving and semantics.
MrHobiecat 2 years ago
@MrHobiecat hey retard look at the actual theory, time is not a constant in terms of our 365 day year, the closer things were to the bang the "longer" the days were. Don't try to sound intelligent about that which you don't understand!
SpearSiix 2 years ago
the 'actual theory' says the speed of light is absolute, no matter WHAT reference point you use. More handwaving and semantics, but the result is still nonsense words. The universe can NOT be 93 billion light years across if the big bang happened 13 billion years ago. If it is, then the speed of light is NOT what Einstein said it was.
MrHobiecat 2 years ago
@MrHobiecat but yes the uniververse is not 93b years old.
SpearSiix 2 years ago
@MrHobiecat
Yes, MrHobiecat, that is the dilemma, isn't it? How can the universe grow THAT large in such a relatively small period of time? If nothing travels faster than the speed of light, why do black holes accelerate energy beyond that threshold? We are finding that the laws of physics are not at all absolute, just like your limited opinions.
GooseThunderfoot 2 years ago
the only 'dilemma' is that the statement in the video is wrong. the speed of light has NOT been broken by any black hole observations. Whats more, the furthest observed object in space is 13 billion light years away, so WHO decided the unviverse is 93 billion light years across. The obvious answer is the data in the video is simply WRONG.
MrHobiecat 2 years ago
@MrHobiecat No, the info isn't wrong. You might have realized your mistake by now since someone already pointed you to special relativity (speed of light as compared to what?) but if you're still unclear on how it works the channel Best0fScience has a video which should show up as the first result in a search for "Faster Than The Speed Of Light" which was the old title before he changed it.
He also has vids on relativity itself if you look to his older ones. That should help I'd hope.
AmicusUtCanis 1 year ago
true!
nibbulist 2 years ago
MrHobiecat, not only are galaxies moving away from each other like my peers are stating, but space itself is expanding. So if you have two points moving away from each other, and space itself is expanding between them, it all works out. Also, you might want to look up universal inflation.
zolarketh 2 years ago
beautiful
MFDoyleIII 2 years ago
Love the video progression, but the music is hypnotic. Maybe a change up towards the end would make me less inclined to distraction from it.
JadxiaL 2 years ago
well done...but now I'm sleeeepeeee...
JonnyLikesPie 2 years ago
This video is beautiful, yet it leaves me sad. There is so much potential for humanity to crawl out of our cradle, earth, and to actually learn to do and become more than we ever have before.
However, we are all so blinded by petty ambitions, and apparently, progress no longer counts unless it turns up a monetary profit.
Will we ever make any real meaningful attempts to colonize the solar system or the vast reaches of space? It won't happen in my lifetime.
anaktis 2 years ago 4
great video, nicely done :)
Johnsigl1 2 years ago
I wonder why I don't believe in any god earthlings imagine that are....hmmm
Nice vid!
DamnReligion 2 years ago 2
anither awsome video... thank you for spending your time doing this. your videos really make me happy
mylkTV 2 years ago
This is a wonderful way to see our 'collective selves' in the perspective of the universe. It is a miracle we are here. All the more special is our existence and journey. Watching gave me both a feeling of humble appreciation and infinite joy. Thanks
Lee Mclaughlin - xart
XartLee 2 years ago
with numbers like that there is a 99.99% chance there is another earth like planet with life on it or life in some other way out there.Earth just can't be the only planet with life .
1968DodgePolara 2 years ago
Pluto is still a planet!!!!
f***K whoever said otherwise (jke)
elave16 2 years ago
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It's funny how you atheist prove the existence of God. I mean look at this video. God is truly an amazing God.
Jrodmusics 2 years ago
god its just a word, and it means different to all of us. Maybe inside the same religion god has little differences but still. Is a concept to abstract to be transmited as information on words.
So you transmit only a fracction of what u understand as god.
Talking about god in my opinion is futile.
elave16 2 years ago
Perhaps, but it is not the Christian god or any other god invented by humanity. If there is a god, it has nothing to do with any human religions.
townerj 2 years ago 5
There's always one person like you commenting on awesome vids like this. It has nothing do with God.
Cupit29 2 years ago
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Well if you don't believe in your creator then oh well. But that's you. God created you so you should accept it.
Jrodmusics 2 years ago
My parents created me. God didn't create me so you should accept it.
Cupit29 2 years ago 3
Ok man, what every makes you happy.
Jrodmusics 2 years ago
No. Actually it doesn't make me happy. It's just the truth. The boring, mundane truth. YOUR belief makes YOU happy. Don't get confused.
Cupit29 2 years ago 2
@ Cupit29
It is the truth, but it's for from boring or mundane. But being reality alone, merits it more awe than any fiction. Being true is the highest level of existence for an idea.
But beyond that, the universe is more interesting and complex than any fictional idea. We still cant comprehend it all yet.
But, yes you are right, that is the truth.
NoahIV 2 years ago 3
"God created you so you should accept it"
you should provide proof for such a claim. not just state something and say "accept it". that's BS.
we have evidence that god didn't create humans. you should just accept it. all you have to do is put down your buybull for a bit and study some real science. in others words; get an education.
thisguysajerk 2 years ago 4
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Obviously you need an eduction. The day you see Jesus descending from the heavens you will feel terrible inside. You will feel disgusting.. You are so ignorant just like the rest of your atheist buddys... you cannot prove that God didn't make humans cause you don't know God.. You don't know his forms or ways. Your so ignorant. I hope God helps you open your eyes soon. You know that thing in the back of your mind telling you that your wrong? That's the Holy Spirit helping you.
Jrodmusics 2 years ago
"Your so ignorant"
its actually "you're so ignorant". as in "you are so ignorant".
so who's ignorant? you know it really makes you look silly when you try to call someone stupid, but you can't even use correct english to do it.
anywayyyzzzz... no. sorry. you have to PROVE god first... then prove it's your god. you don't prove something doesn't exist. it's like if i asked you to prove leprechauns don't exist. go ahead. prove to me leprechauns don't exist. do it. or i'm right and they do. =]
thisguysajerk 2 years ago 5
"You know that thing in the back of your mind telling you that your wrong?"
that thing isn't there. i know your jesus zombie guy is not a god and that your god isn't real. there's no good reason to believe it is.
humans are apes...
thisguysajerk 2 years ago 9
@thisguysajerk just a theory i had, if human evolved from apes, where are the half man half apes? and if evolution takes like millions of earth shouldn't apes be gone leaving only humans?
44USELESS44 1 year ago
@44USELESS44 millions of years*
44USELESS44 1 year ago
@44USELESS44 Humans did not evolve from apes and NO scientist says that. It's called COMMON ANCESTOR. An animal neither Human nor Ape nor Monkey, but the forerunner to ALL the primates.
damaged01 1 year ago
@44USELESS44 watch?v=OSmTPThWD_c&playnext_from=TL&videos=vEsQgGSITig
DrDDooM 1 year ago
@DrDDooM thats a prettttttty big branch... from clueless chimps to world dominating humans
44USELESS44 1 year ago
@thisguysajerk Amen to that. Actually the 'this is fucked up' meter in the back of our minds works perfectly, its a big part of how we became atheists. It takes immense amounts of both intelligence and imagination to understand what we can about this vast, logical physics-driven universe. The general nature of science is an honest and thorough pursuit of answers, and its shown there's more to the universe than "It's magic, we're special, I'm special".
DonyWillDamnit 1 year ago
It is clear to me that the education of the U.S population is one of the most deficient in the world.
You are the living and walking example.
DemokritosAbdera 2 years ago 11
3:45 most disgusting mudball in the entire universe. it and everything on it must be incinerated
KillerCheebo 2 years ago
Mean radius of the earth is 6,371 km, not 6.371 km. Oops. :)
joelcathey 2 years ago
Outside of the U.S the comma is reaplced by the period, sir.
fatmalakas 2 years ago
In the UK, where the video creator is from, decimals are still decimals and commas are still commas. Plus if you look at "circumference" and "surface area," you'll see they are formatted correctly. So to be consistent with the rest of the video, 6,371km is the correct answer. Orbital speed isn't 29,783km/s. It's correctly written as 29.783km/s.
joelcathey 2 years ago
Dots are used instead of commas in other places in the world...
Fabbyfubz 2 years ago
Yeah, although I did actually make a mistake at some point in there. Too late to do anything about it now though!
UppruniTegundanna 2 years ago
@UppruniTegundanna You can fix with annotations.
ckndr 1 year ago
@ckndr I've actually redone the video from scratch correcting the mistakes and will probably reupload it sometime soon - I have also ironed out some of the mistakes with my other vids, so I can get them back up online without errors.
UppruniTegundanna 1 year ago
Yes. If you read my last post you'll see that I understand the whole international comma/decimal thing. The statistic in question is inconsistent with the rest of the video. Otherwise great video, UppruniTegundanna!
joelcathey 2 years ago
Was the beginning sequence a nod to string theory and membrane collision creating our universe bubble in the greater 'multiverse?' I took that to be what was going on there.
gr8pumpkin 2 years ago
Yes, those were brane collisions. :)
academiccuriosity 2 years ago
Ed, that was truly marvellous .. had my headphones on to enchance the whole expirience.. very Philip Glass like.
Hope your material becomes available to a wider audience.
6 stars .. ( you cant see the last one, it's invisible to the naked eye)
bonnie43uk 2 years ago 2
love it
JesusOrMuhammad 2 years ago
So far I have watched three of you videos and they are awesome!
The Music=5 Stars
Everything Else=5 stars
outofnowheres 2 years ago
This is the Total Perspective Vortex.
Excellent!
waspbloke 2 years ago
" My god it's full of stars"-( David Bowman)
TheEnglishAthiest 2 years ago 3
A wonderful way to start every day. Thank you.
DrSilvertoes 2 years ago
Dizzying...
isylvan 2 years ago
This sure dials in the perspective of us vs the universe as we know it. We will learn more and more as time passes, that is if we survive beyond our own stupidity and don't kill ourselves off. This is VERY well done and congratulations on the talent the makers have and the message it carries.
Ishkiia 2 years ago
wow this whole outer space thing is cool... but im still super into dinosaurs. remember triceratops? 3 horns!!
kiN6STUNNA 2 years ago
so, where does Spock live?
WheresTheAnyKey1 2 years ago
idk we need a map of the universe to see where the vulcan planet is located.
DemokritosAbdera 2 years ago
I cannot say enough nice things about this video. It will last and last. There is a lot of talk these days about improving education. Making things like this video is a good place to start. I'm sure I will watch it over and over through the years. My compliments go to the creators. You have done a great thing here. You have a lot of talent. Congradulations.
cat00012000 2 years ago 3
nice vid.....and here comes the 'but'....
what i don't understand.... in the beginning, it sais "this is the universe i'ts 13.73 bn years old, and 93 bn light years wide" i mean... how can they know that? o.O i thougth it was kinda... endless? (more like not imaginable) so.. how they come to this results? (or you?) and for the oldnes... it's maybe older? xD
but... good video ;) chill muze
GrtZ
1BeastY1 2 years ago
The universe is only endless in the sense that you will never hit a wall or reach the end...but...if you travel for long enough, you will end up where you started. This is because the the universe is curved due to matter.
gumzster 2 years ago 4
Our understanding of it may have changed since, but I heard a few years back that you could extrapolate the size of the universe by the age and rate of expansion. Again, current understanding might be different.
The universe is also endless in the sense that, due to the rate of expansion, there's a sphere of space that we won't ever be able to get out of (where the expansion rate is greater than the speed of light). Food for thought!
t34b34n 2 years ago 2
Nice!
DoctorE0 2 years ago
orb rules
1trip711 2 years ago
Funny moment at 8:04... I mean I knew the recession was hitting the Rep. of Ireland pretty badly, just didn't realise they can no longer afford to turn on the lights!!! ha!
seanan79 2 years ago 2
[gasp, tears]
L00kng 2 years ago
AWESOME!
qsucvatz 2 years ago
very well done!
TheRiptideProject 2 years ago
Am I missing something? You said "The rest is:" Hydrogen 70.5%, Helium 27.5%, Oxygen 5.9%, Carbon 3%. Obviously, the rest of the rest is negligible but it all adds up to 106.9%. That's either a huge rounding error, the numbers are off, or I'm missing something. Why is "the rest" more than 100%? Just curious.
Ripley747 2 years ago 3
Hey, you're right, that's my mistake. Well spotted! It ought to be .59% Oxygen and .3% Carbon. Darned decimals places!
UppruniTegundanna 2 years ago
Oh no, too much carbon! We need more tax to help us solve the carbon porblem
organspasm 2 years ago 3
All it needs now is a little David Attenborough narration ;)
davisdebard 2 years ago
5 Stars! Bravo! Carl would be very proud, indeed!
wormholetravel75 2 years ago
Wonderful. If some people would care more about the science and universe instead of hurting each other, we would live in a better world.
brannco75 2 years ago 2
i believe its 96 billion ly across but its that size because space expands or for some time expanded faster than the speed of light.... space itself isnt bound to the laws matter is governed
milo4988 2 years ago
Well done.
ripticdu 2 years ago
I'm not one who knows anything, but if the universe is 13 billion years old, how could it be more than 26 billion light years across?
promontorium 2 years ago
Yeah, it seems obviously wrong at first, but the universe is not said to be expanding from one particular point, but rather that space is expanding in general. That is why they say that no matter where you are, the universe will seem to be expanding away from you. So if everything is receding away from everything else, you get a result that is higher than 26bn ly across.
It's hard to wrap your mind around. I still find it goes against my "common sense" - but common sense isn't always right!
UppruniTegundanna 2 years ago