Intro to Journey to the Edge of the Universe

[AndyConnorE]

What movie/tv series is this video from??? Where can i find it??

[BLUEANGEL8108]

...pardon, my oversight: ...I meant to say: "I hope everyone SEEs It ( the intro, and video ) in the light of God's holy scriptures!" God bless you ALL ( and I TRULY mean it - Acts 3:22-26; Psalm 1:1-2:12; Rev. 1:3 ). Now, ( when you READ these verse - Eph. 3: 3-4 ) you can know WHAT the word BLESSED truly means. Amen. Paul.

[BLUEANGEL8108]

...cont. ( Eze. 2:1-3:27; 18:1-32; 33:1-33; Isa. 1:1-66:24; and Revelations 1:1-22:21 )...TIME is running out, QUICKLY! So, don't waste it loving the VANITY of the present EVIL world ( James 4:4; I John 2:15-17; II Peter 3:15-18; I Peter 1:15-16; Dan. 12:3,10 )... The Psalms are PERFECT PRAYERS...Pray them ALOUD CONTINUOUSLY ( seek The Lord with your whole heart - Psalm 119:1-176 )... I'd love to SEE YOU all in heaven! Amen and Amen. Paul ( Gal. 1:1-16; II Tim. 4:16-18 ).

[BLUEANGEL8108]

Greetings: ...I PRAISE The Lord God Almighty ( God The Father ), and our Lord Jesus Christ ( God The Son, who became a man / The last Adam / I Cor. 15:1-58 ) who was raised from the dead FOR US ( Heb. 1:1-13:25 - for details ) for this intro, and video! ...it is a BLESSING to my heart! And I hope everyone it, in the light of God's holy scriptures ( The bible / K.J.V. ), and SEEK THE Lord with ALL your heart ( PRAYING the Psalms - ALOUD continuously )...for TIME is running out ( Eze. 2:13:27; 1

[karlao72]

Loved the Intro, and your video. 

[WutangNYC]

it trips my out just knowing that theres other life on other planets ... like what would it be like ? everything would be different and weird ,, i would do anything to no :P and it sucks knowing we probly never will know lol. :(

[mulax01]

I see your point but many do in fact that the universe in not infinite. sure, its biggest then a center point with a 13.7 billion light year radius but it may have an edgo and relative 'center'. We have no way to figure this out.

[flagman57]

@mulax01 we can figure it out using the remanents of energy left over from the big bang and estimating its age. then we use the speed of acceleration for find out how large it is. and btw. this part is thoeretical but if we were to somehow manage to reach the edge of the universe, one of three things would happen:

1. we would travel through the edge but find ourselves traveling backwards in the same direction.

2. we would end up right back where we started.

3. we would end up on the other ej

[AJAnewage]

@flagman57 lol u actually belive that big bang shit dude... come on bro, use ur own mind and stop being fucking brain washed with the bull feeding in..

[flagman57]

@AJAnewage right. says the guy who probably believes in the theory that god created the universe... talk about brainwashed. Seriously the only reason you could possibly believe that crap is if you were fed with it since childbirth. You can't find any reason. Whereas there is proof to the big bang.

[exitboy2012]

We will never get as far as Moon with you guys rallying behind Obama and supporting systematic extermination of your own kind.

[jjjmail]

Ummm... Obama is the one who's been pushing NASA to hurry up and push for the moon, and beyond. Haven't you been reading the news?? The problem is there is a lack of 'intelligent life' right here on Earth (example:too many Republicans)

[flagman57]

@exitboy2012 yay for moron conspiracy theorists such as you?

[WutangNYC]

the total number of stars in space could equal or surpass the total number of grains of sand on all the sea shores of all the world.. LOLLL that is fuking insane if you really think about that.. thats PROOF rite there that Earth isn't the only planet with Intelligent life on it. I dont know how some people think were alone.. i dont know how some people don't find that interesting at all, lol

[TurkishPoltergeist69]

Well, technically it's not proof, but yes, it is extremely likely that there exists intelligent life just like ours (maybe even identical due to scientific suggestion) within our own Milky Way galaxy, possibly even a neighboring solar system.

[alphamaim]

the universe cannot be measured, it is infinity. assuming a rocket fired into space and that it does not come into contact with any space object, it will travel infinitely forever. but it will never reach the furthest galaxy as they are travelling outwards at almost the speed of light. at current rocket speed it will take 60,000 years to get to the nearest star, or 2.2 billion years to the nearest galaxy andromeda. we are very small indeed

[roydamanna]

almost the speed of light? how you mean.. cause it takes light 4 years to reach the closest star( centauri a)

interesting fact: 1 ly = 10 billion km..

[alphamaim]

yes, 1 LY = 15billion km. soon the outer galaxy will move outwards at faster than the speed of light as they are freed of any gravity pull. that means if you are in that galaxy, you can't look back at the inner universe. thats because the light will never reach you. all you see is darkness not even signal of any sort. back on earth we can still see them moving out, but thats going to be trillion of years, by that time our sun would have burnt itself empty and imploded into a supernova

[roydamanna]

discovery is said it was 10 bilion km... and you 15.. now im confused lol..

i love space and time.

[flagman57]

@alphamaim once the seperation of the cosmos reaches past the speed of light, the theory that comes into play is the big rip theory. everything would seperate at a subatomic level destroying atoms and their nuclei. but it wouldnt stop there. the very neutrons, protons and electrons would be disintergrated and seperated into their elementary states of matter. i really dont think that we would be worrying about looking into the past by the time that happenned...

[missproudd]

the one who ever waits for a MIRACLE is the idiot of the universe or at the edge of LOGIC. God is in mind, and mind always acts. i ask: do u know a real person who has ever visited heaven or hell or god or sth out of reality ?? i say: the worst thing that someone can ever do is distracting him/herself with imagines which never exist at any part of universe!!

[Naskeleng]

it's on mininova... ;o)

[Basetrem]

When i watch videos like this, i feel arguing on youtube is so insignificant... and abit depresseing to read also.

[human2011able]

@Basetrem Spot on

[TheCrossStitcher]

Up to a hundred or so years ago we could of seen most of the Milky Way without the use of a telescope,but now we see very little.

The reason being that there is too much light pollution to see more than the brightest stars.

So before street lighting was invented men would have been able to see and wonder at the heavens.

The only really good view of the night sky now would be in the desert,or in a boat in the middle of the ocean.

[silverguyj]

im sorry, is this english grammer class?? you moron...

[TheMudDragon]

L34RN 2 SP3LL K THX. There's no sutch thing as ''God'', get over it. Stop beliving in a ''God'' and belive in yourself instead.

[silverguyj]

was tht meant to show you are more smarter??

im sorry, this guy thinks becuz he cant see god doesnt mean god is not there,,,

iamgine going a 1000 yr back and telling those indian trbes men abt planes... they will react to same way saying there cnt be no planes..... but wud thy be correct in saying there cant be a flying thing??

just becuz u dont understand something doesnt means it dont exists!! so dnt be over smart.. there are many proofs of god's existence, like uncertainty principle

[RJL738]

Actually some estimates say their are almost a trillion stars in the average galaxy (the Milky Way) and that their are hundreds of billions of galaxies. The diameter of the universe is estimated to be more than 150 billion lightyears. That is truly a testament to God's glory, not the big bang.

[Complex1989]

No offense, but I personally think that there can't be a limited diameter of the universe.

I can't imagine that there would be a wall suddenly, just like the movie 'Mr.Truman Show.

[RJL738]

I don't think it is a "wall", I think the galaxies just get thinner until you reach some weird region in space-time.

[cagefite007]

There is a limited diameter to our universe. However, it's not even close to 150 billion lightyears across as RJL738 stated. It is more along the lines of 80 billion. But don't think of it(universe) as having an edge. It is a 4 dimensional object, expanding but not as we can comprehend. Outside of it is sheer nothing. Not a vacuum of empty space, or a wall, or anything at all. Nothing, as in NO-thing. Another aspect our brains cannot understand, yet it is completely provable.

[JohnAntiZionists]

Outside of it isn't even absolute nothingness,because that something.

[cagefite007]

No, nothingness is nothing. As in no-thing. I see where this is going and i don't enjoy philosphical debates.

[flloydianworld]

To you ever engage your brain before you comment? You pathetic moron.

[MrAllthewayornoway]

I hear what your saying about No-thing, but thats a paradox,

Because no-thing is something, it is actually no-thing. Therfore the universe continues, and can not possibly end. And if there is such a wall of no-thing at the "end of the univers" the likelihood of there being an infinity of other universes capsulated and specialized just as our own is close to a guarantee.

The fact is that we most likely will never find out what we are actually part of.

[johnledz]

no point in arguing...if God exists...i really hope i'll see you there...coz definitely i'll be there...God bless us all...

[spaceghost1313]

"He stretched out the heavens" hardy scientific, what a load of crap.

[montipellier]

The sad thing is galaxies at the edge of the universe are moving or have moved faster than the speed of light relative to us, so we have no way of knowing exactly what the universe contains.

[abdiiran2000]

god is great

[ManifestMiasma]

Also the end of the video states that there is no way to precisely measure the universe's size. This is absolutely untrue. The Wilkinson Microwave Anisotropy Probe measured the size of the observable universe with a 13.7 billion light year space-time radius of curvature, with a 2% margin of error. I'd call any measurement with a 98% precision to be "a way of precisely measuring" what is being measured. Why was this video posted when it's full of untruths?

[ManifestMiasma]

The description is "vivid" but not "accurate." The phrase "he stretched out the heavens" is past tense, implying that all we see has been created already in the past. Not only is the universe a dynamic system where stars and planets are constantly forming still today but the universe is also expanding and continues to expand. It's all still happening - not finished. Further, there is no evidence whatsoever to suggest that an agent was responsible for the existence of the universe.

[randomsomeoneXP]

lol you're a scientist? for real? haha

[ManifestMiasma]

For reals, no foolies. :P My field focus is astrophysics and photon science.