Journey Through the Universe, Hyperspace, and Beyond

Colossal zoom-out from Earth, beyond the boundary of the universe and into hyperspace, eventually leading to the multiversal realm. Then enter a parallel universe and zoom in all the way down to the subatomic level.

Portions of the movies Contact and Stargate were used, as well as bits of documentaries and fractal animations.

Please watch the high quality version if possible (add &fmt=18 to the end of the video ID):

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QlgLI0tW7lQ&fmt=18

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• zoom
• in
• out
• universe
• multiverse
• hyperspace
• planet
• galaxy
• Contact
• intro
• Stargate
• movie
• wormhole
• blackhole
• Michio
• Kaku
• time
• travel
• machine
• fast
• quick
• lightspeed
• trippy
• crazy
• fractal
• mandelbrot
• neuron
• neural
• synapse
• dendrite
• trip
• art
• spiral
• infinity

[2012singularity2012]

Hey Evasius, just like you projected outward past the filaments of galaxies, etc., what do you think is beyond (inside) the quarks, gluons, muons, etc.? Peace.

[Evasius]

@2012singularity2012 - go 'down' far enough and you will eventually again arrive at galaxies, stars, etc - the whole structure loops back on itself and is, as a result, infinite.

[stevekon11]

My father (masters in chemical engineering)used to challange our young minds by pondering an end to space.He would always conclude with the question.End of space suggests there is some kind of wall or barrior.Obvious question is,whats on the other side of the wall.Finite minds in the physical world cant readily compute an infinite reality.

[Anubis4252]

Where did the music come from?

[2012singularity2012]

@hunter4hire Maybe this is how the Universe actually is - fractal infinity.

[2012singularity2012]

Hey Evasius. Did you get some of this audio from Shpongle?

[SovereignBeing]

shame about the music...

[adze1969]

Are those bagpipes and Tibetan horns in the soundtrack?

[NewAeonChannel]

true!

[TechnoJon96]

@hunter4hire Nah, I doubt it. Although assuming that the universe follows fractal structure is good, although probably not anything as ordered as the Mandelbrot set. Also, you must remember that the equations described by quantum mechanics have basically infinite possible outcomes (all contained within a finite area, scaling), and that there is infinite small on the other end. I doubt the looping, though, but it has some ground for it (I wouldn't be surprised if it was true)

[hunter4hire]

@2012singularity2012 this video is just for entertainment, actually there is an underlying base end to this universe.