Reacting to LIFE BEYOND II: The Museum of Alien Life (4K)
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Nothing wrong with stretching your imagination. If it wasn't for people throughout history using and expanding their imagination, we wouldn't have the things we have today, good and bad.
Part 3 comes in December! It's called "In Search of Giants"
I've studied astrophysics and astrobiology for years, the possibilities are impossible to comprehend. The more I've learned over the years, the more I realize we can't be the only ones. The cosmos are too vast, too many forms that life can take, we are just a tiny part of the story.
... Or maybe ...we are not... There are some good arguements by professor of astronomy David Kipping why we might be alone, as well... The only true answer we can give today is:... I don`t know...
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@@hakkefeke9236 that is an amazing channel and he is a remarkable person who I admire. My perspective is that being alone in the universe is millions of times more terrifying than not being alone. I think life is abundant in the universe however you’re correct in saying that the only answer we can give is “I don’t know”. To prove that life does not exist outside earth however would mean that we would have to search the entire universe which isn’t feasible. On the other hand if we find even a single microbe outside earth than we can confirm the existence of life besides our own. I just hope it happens soon!
@@Zach-ek9fg I would say being alone in the universe is less scary, but it’s certainly very depressing
I don't comment often, but I spent a lot of time revising this over and over again, because I think it's worthwhile to say:
Taking a fictional or plausible idea seriously is NOT AT ALL the same thing as BELIEVING IT'S REAL. Being philosophical is a completely different thing from being gullible.
There is a kind of anti-intellectualism that condemns or belittles anyone who wonders about the possible or the fantastical, simply because those things are not ACTIVELY taking part in our physical lives RIGHT NOW. If it's not a direct utility to be used day to day, then they think it's childish to "take it seriously". This kind of broken reasoning will waste you away.
Daydreams like these are the only reason why I survived my last job for as many years as I did. I'd call that some real-world benefit, if you ask me.
You, Luka, are doing nothing wrong here, and it pains me every time I see hesitation, all because someone out there gave you the impression that it's wrong to just have fun with this. You clearly have thoughts to give, and questions to ask, but then you cut yourself short because some rando (who never examined a thing in their whole life) mistook philosophy and open-mindedness for gullibility and belief.
There's neither joy nor health in being an empty utilitarian husk. People will only make fun of you for daydreaming like this if they have literally nothing else going on in their own lives, and/or because they make every single thing into a competition, and aspire to be as bland as they possibly can be.
Maybe science isn't your thing. That's totally valid, and that's not even the only place where philosophical thinking can be applied! Consider how philosophy could be applied to examining your job, friendships, relationships, partner, etc.
Being able to navigate these things effectively can be greatly improved if you brainstorm possibilities, potential futures, possible forms of interaction, etc, just like what the writer did for this video; they just happened to apply these skills to examining possible alien lifeforms.
Anyone who claims to just intuit their way through social interactions (or "just vibe") is still using a blurry version of this, which they had to have learned in some way, even through unnoticed trials and errors. You might not think about how you're participating in a friend group, but if you found success in your specific behavior pattern, and you did not change it (because it seemed to be working), then that's literally a metaphor for evolution in practice.
Philosophical thinking can, therefore, be for entertaining yourself, AND for utility/application/growth.
On a much larger scale:
Researchers only know where to look next because they take unconfirmed, plausible ideas like these seriously, and test these ideas inside and out until something real is pulled from them to benefit our society as a whole. Those researchers, in turn, only get funding because part of the public recognizes the possible benefit, and takes it seriously, too.
In entertainment:
The philosophical exploration of a character is a cornerstone to writing believable/relatable heroes to be written into a book, movie, or videogame. I feel like the benefits of writing better media shouldn't need explanation. Your favorite stories likely came to fruition only because a writer, at some point, took the story seriously. People can literally make a living off of this.
I love this comment 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
This is literally one of the best comments I've ever seen.
Wonderful!
Thats....long. I agree though.
@@mysterioussoup3393 I struggle with being too verbose. I'm improving over time, though!
Good job Thurston. It's never bad to expose yourself to new thoughts and ideas. Expanding your mind is awesome. The people who don't are the ones who cause the most pain and heartache in this world.
These videos deserve top art prizes. As for science, I'm pretty sensitive to BS and these don't trigger my alarms. Where they get a little out there, they seem to reliably say so. Unless it just plain contradicts physics, we don't know what is impossible for life. Even in this video, the one possible mistake I noticed was saying silicon life probably couldn't live in an oxygen atmosphere. Oxygen can destroy what we are made of too, but we evolved chemistry to tame it. The same might be true of silicon life if there is any such thing. On earth, there are microbes that live in solid rock. IIRC they have very slow metabolisms and are thought to live for thousands of years. If someone hadn't found them, I don't think I would have though such things were possible. I guess the point I'm trying to make is don't worry much about what someone says in a comment about what is and isn't possible for alien life because they almost certainly don't know.
With a universe this massive, the chances of it all conforming to something humans can understand is almost zero. We don’t know what we don’t know
Carbon dioxide is what we breathe out the problem is that it binds to oxygen so easily and one screw up and it binds to one oxygen atom instead of two and it become carbon monoxide which is very dangerous. its one crazy cycle you just need to understand.
Please don't apologize for pausing! I love the pauses of you expanding on your thoughts or googling things. If I wanted to watch the video uninterrupted I would just watch the video.
Part 3 just came out today, it’s a banger
You are correct
12:28 - You're actually describing Tegmark's Level I Multiverse, essentially the universe might be infinite in all directions. If so, our Hubble Volume (the area of our Universe theoretically reachable) would appear again and again, an infinite amount of times, separated only by unimaginable distance.
This is what we call speculative Biology. Its the idea of species of other planets but under very different sets of rules like different base element like ours is carbon but what if its silicon how would creature evolve with that or a pure water world what happens. if the gravity is high or low what happens or what if the world was just endless sky and the rock was just the core of the planet or the planet was just pure rock. or if the planet got zero light what happens or too much light. honestly you don't know this is why this type of science is here so we can imagine as its never exact just an idea of what it could be
Part 3 is insane
This is a masterpiece
And I'm now satisfied for like a week, then I'll be suggesting more. Thanks Luka!
Dude, PBS spacetime did an episode where they explored possible life inside stars. Amazing.
Life Beyond 3 just came out earlier today, check that one out too
Funny there is a Star Trek episode for almost everything in this video, made over 45 years ago.
Dammit Jim, I'm a doctor not a bricklayer.
@@briankirchhoefer I can't give the episode but it was made of dust looked like a cornucopia almost ate their ship
@@douglasostrander5072 the episode I was talking about was the one where miners were digging ore from deep caves and a rock creature was killing the miners. It was a mother silicon life form protecting her eggs from the miners. I can't remember the name either but I've seen it many times the last 50 years.
@@briankirchhoefer I know
@@briankirchhoefer Horta, I think?
Curiosity achieve is better at this actually as they tend to summarize better. try them and this video is up on there along with other planet creatures
@ 21:00 - 21:08
INCOMING FACEHUGGER ATTACK THIS PLANET HAS BEEN COMPROMISED.
Also yep, I did see these before. I love them so much because it goes over the reasoning for the lifeforms they pick to show by scientifically explaining factors a species has when undergoing evolution on a world like the ones they're going over. You picked a good series! Love the vids Lav, keep being your entertaining self!
Facehugger?
@@anti-ethniccleansing465 from the US film series, and game series of Aliens, including Aliens Vs Predators, and some others more recent.
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Ah I see. I think I saw one of such movies, but I don’t recall a “facehugger.”
Thanks for explaining though!
@@anti-ethniccleansing465 no problem! The face hugger is the name given to their larval stage. Named after what it does to impregnate the host until the chest burster breaks free. That's the start of the alien reproductive system in the series. The time stamp showed something that looked like a face hugger egg lol.
@@unityagar7385
Ah! I never watched the Aliens movie with Sigourney Weaver, but because it is so huge in pop culture I have of course seen tons of scenes from it…
I believe you are talking about the famous scene where an alien baby burst out of the chest of someone who was laying down, right?
If so, I do seem to recall that this alien design in this YT video does kind of look like that baby a bit!
Life Beyond part 3 just dropped, you should react to it also
Something I thought about but didn't post as a comment, 20:35 reminds me of the ARK Survival Evolved's Aberration map functions.
love the channel and the way it is presented, so that one thinks outside the box about the unirse and ourselves.
Part 3 is out! Lets goooo!
100% yes to the comments about the 'haters'(?). Probably the best use-case scenario for that term.
A lot of the rendering and animations you see, not only on Melodysheep's videos, are representations and artistic interpretations. They are not what we think things actually look like. The importance of them isn't in their realism, it's the information they convey.
Like aliens in Star Trek, Star Wars and every other scifi media (although Star Trek worked it into the plot). They're representations. Of course we can't depict what an alien would look like, we've never seen any!
An example in this video is the alien flying in the clouds of a brown dwarf at around 25:00 , that thing wouldn't be able to fly as far as I can throw a car. But it gets the point across.
The Xeelee Sequence is a fun book series for this kind of thing. Photino birds and quagma arks . . .
Carbon is an atom - an element. Carbon dioxide is a molecule made up of a carbon atom sandwiched between two oxygen atoms. Methane is a molecule made up of carbon in the middle of 4 hydrogen atoms. Etc.
Welcome back Luka. Hope you had fun and I hope your mouth is healed
Keep ‘em coming!
Part 3 "In Search of Giants" has just come out. would love to see your thoughts
While this video I'm going to suggest is nowhere near as epic and awe-inspiring it is nonetheless interesting, it is "Habitable Exoplanets | In Search of Earth 2.0" by Atlas Pro. I think you would enjoy this video if for no other reason than you seem to adore space related videos.
WOOOOOO, THIS SIS WHAT I'VE BEEN WAITING FOR, THIS IS WHAT IT ALL ABOUT WOOOO
Part 3 just came out!
This is why I love space it beautiful
Part 3 is out
Luka turns the sound down, I turn mine up. :]
The musical score for these videos is beautiful.
The 3rd part came out yesterday!
Life Beyond Chapter 3 is out!
The James Webb Space Telescope is gonna be answering the question "Is there life?" and find out what the planet is like, it literally will see the surface of exoplanets because it's specifically built to do that, IF it deploys properly once it's out there.
(Edit:As far as I'm aware). It is built to be able to (among other things) get a glimpse at the composition of some exoplanets atmospheres, by carefully measuring the spectrum the light of its star while an exoplanet passes between JW and the star. As in chapter 1 explained, we might find compositions of gases that we can't explain without life. That would still be an amazing discovery and potentially a great step towards finding alien life. Not even counting the countless other things JW will help us explore.
@@OzoneTheLynx Hey the people who know about this said it could directly image exoplanets and a video talks about the topic it might see Artificial Lights on Proxima Centauri, I'm just going by what I've heard and "seen".
@@artistanthony1007 Fair enough, maybe I myself was wrongly informed.
PART 3 IS OUTTTTTTTTT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Yeaaaaaaaa
Dude its crazy, but its the last one 🥺
W I have watched this before. the renders are so good I feel like I should pay to watch.
luka i saw the comment youre talking about in the last video where that person said you don't question anything. dude. wtf. you literally question everything, have a healthy skepticism and keep an open mind. no idea what that person was on about. clearly they don't watch your videos.
Bless my meaty balls, I saw an apparition of the Flying Spaghetti Monster's noodly appendage.
Watch the part 3 ! It’s absolute find blowing as the trilogy ends
You should react to videos by SEA. They are great informational videos about a variety of subjects.
Go looking? Build me a ship and I'll leave tomorrow.
The third part is already out. Here is the link. ruclips.net/video/saWNMPL5ygk/видео.html
Did y’all know that if Italy disappeared it would actually make the news cause countries don’t normally do that 🤔
Just a suggestion. I think you should add your British(ness) in your video titles. There are so many reaction videos, but being British sets you out a bit. You’ve been around 164k for a while. Time to break through. 👊🏻
Part 3 is out react on that
Please react to the Donner Party
Aliens are not something you believe or not, the question is, are or aren't they out there.
and then we can ask ourselves: did they exist but now they are dead, or did we arrive too early?
That's a lot of Borg ships😂
If we’re all family then we’re fucked
Ah, pure speculation. A fun thought exercise, I suppose.
Just get every living thing here in earth and just mix match body parts and stuff cause if it exist already whos to say it can’t be mixed I believe humanoid type alien could live under water breath if you get what I’m saying..
Hi Luke
5:18 You have to temper your blown mind with all this being very speculative.
I bet you’re the person who made that comment on a previous video which Thurston railed against in this one.
What a dumb post you just left. Like Thurston doesn’t know what this video is about, Captain Obvious?
@@anti-ethniccleansing465 I think you replied to the wrong comment.
@@hardtackbeans9790
Nope. I certainly did not.
@@anti-ethniccleansing465 All I said was much in the video was very speculative. And I don't remember Thurston 'railing' on about any of them. So I'm not sure where you get 'dumb' from. I guess we all have our opinions.
@@hardtackbeans9790
You obviously don’t remember this video… If you were to rewatch it and see what Thurston says about a comment he received on a previous video, then my comment will make sense to you.
yeah I draw the line at robots "being alive". Machines will always be operating on programmed instructions that we write thus disqualifying them as being alive.
then nearly all microscopic life should be considered should be considered non living as well, since they only follow their programme. aka their dna
Please stop turning the video volume down. It may be loud to you but to us you are loud and we can hardly hear video. Some videos are so bad I don’t watch.