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It makes me sad that we will never know the reality of universe like where it starts where it ends. What if the universe we see is just the space inside another creature. Mad thought.
I find it weird how many people are having this reaction. I find it comforting, the unimaginable expanse and depth of existence leaves me in awe and wonder at the creation of all things. And what great a thing must it have been to set such an infinitely wonderous universe into motion. All things originating from whatever began existence. The oneness of all things, as we all, like the stars, come from that single point of origin. That beginning of reality, whatever that might mean.
@@Djwhiskers Very well said. I too find comfort in knowing we live in an infinite and ever expanding universe. At first I felt overwhelmed by the idea, but the more I learn about space it makes sense. Why wouldn't the universe be endless? If it did have "edges" or an end, what would be beyond that? If it were possible to reach said edge, what would happen to the matter that got pushed to the brink? Would it just hit a wall? Fall off? To me, sitting around and pondering what might happen at the edge of the universe seems way more disturbing than our reality of an incomprehensibly vast stretch of space time.
@@krkiki5461 Someone once calculated that if you generated the whole MC world (impossible on a normal PC because you'd need 1000s of hard drives to store the data), and you built a railway from one end to the other, optimized for speed with proper power rail spacing etc, it would take you 106 real-life years to travel across.
@@DFAChris Why laugh? Why have doubt & unbelief? The whole world laughed at Noah...until the rain began, then no one laughed & all died in the flood. Truly heart breaking that after all these years so many still don't believe in God & yet believe all the LIES of millions of years, evolution, life on other planets, etc. Also sad that NASA spends Billions of dollars trying desperately to find life on other planets thinking it would be so precious & yet so many think nothing of the life of humans. So many being aborted daily without a single regret or tear from their mothers, fathers, or doctors doing the abortions. But GOD does weep for them & so do I & all Christians.
0:14 Planck length 0:42 Proton 0:56 lron atom 1:12 Carbon Nanethutube 1:37 red blood cell 1:41 Whtie blood cell 1:53 human egg 1:56 Human hairs 2:28 this is Computer (1 meters) 2:41 YOU 3:22 Hubble space Terescope (H.S.T) 3:26 Bule Whale 3:41 Iss (ldk why name like that?) 3:45 Hpyerion (The most of large tree) 4:30 Mount everest (Bee can live😀) 5:26 Ceres (Dweaf planet) 5:41 Charon 6:27 Ganymade (moon jupter) 6:37 Mars (No live😔) 6:57 Our Earth 7:12 Neptune (Giant gas) 7:16 Uraus (Giant gas) 7:32 Satrun (Giant gas and ring) 7:36 Jupter (Giant gas) 8:06 The sun (Dweaf star) 8:35 R136a1 (Supergiant Bule star) 8:59 The pistol star (Supergiant Bule star Why name like gun?) 9:02 The Betergeuse (Hpyergiant red star) 9:13 stephamson-2-28 (Hpyergiant red star) 9:21 The Quasi star (Hpyergiant red star) 9:31 TON-618 (Hpyergiant blackhole) (1 Light year) 9:50 Oort Cloud 10:55 The milky ways 11:26 IC1011 11:37 Boots void 12:16 The Obervable universe 12:29 The unoberved universe 12:42 Timeline to the future... 12:46 The multiverse
@@Donotbanme9001I guess those are like paralel worlds... Anothers timelines. I've been thinking recently that, people who passed away doesnt go to heaven like we believe, heaven must be those paralel worlds... Were we reborn again and thats why we have some dejavus,because those worlds are very similars to this😮
I think the fact that something as small as an inch can be divided literally infinitely is crazy. It makes sense, but just, wow. That little space, but infinite division within it
Not exactly. While there is no limit to how big a physical distance can be, there is a limit to how small a distance can be. The Plank Length is pretty much the shortest physical distance before the laws of physics start to break down.
@@excuseyou7198 distance may become more diverse in the sense of spatial relativity and time's relativity. Space can be relatively distant and impacted along with time under certain lenses/conditions. Size and distance are not the same of course unless you're breaking it down to the smallest component of each item and the distance between them. Even then that shorter distance would be relatively close under th consideration of relativity in the context of quantum appearance of particles that re appear and connect in some way. The empty space between them will also have a relative size depending on the impacts/conditions of the dimensions its in relative to the dimension it is being measured from. In other words the relative scalable and relationship it has with the empty space around it is infinitely scalable in the context of multiple dimensions and the spacetime continium that it fluctuates in. These fluctuations are essentially an embodiment of the resonance translated in physical form for a temporarily frozen path that is represented in the shapes and measurements we understand from our human reality but that is just one limited infinity pierced by unlimited infinities extended and forming the tools we use to measure and what we're measuring.
Or just an atom, and there’s quadrillions of quadrillions of “universes” floating around a void so big we can’t comprehend. And it goes on like that forever. If that’s true, I wonder how many “organisms” I’ve killed by mixing salt in water
the ending (until the music started building up again) was actually really calming to me. like, I felt so safe and secure as the music faded out that i kind of wanted to go to sleep and its so funny seeing every so afraid of it
the universe is doomed to endless wandering , even after it fades away, it will just be reborn again, again and again, never stopping itself from wandering through, nothing.
I come back here from time to time because i like feeling lost in this video. What i feel is unknow to me , something beyond sadness , happiness , something beyond human feelings , i just need it .
Well technically everything you see is from the past because we can only observe with the speed of light so a star could explode right now and we would still see it 1000 years after its gone.
@@jura0300 I saw another documentary which says it will not last after another 1000 years and it is 7000 light years away but I do want to to exist now though certainly .
What blew my mind is when AJ Soprano shared with his parents that he learned a DNA strand has 100 Million nucleotides within it. One HUNDRED MILLION…. In something that is microscopic. That means something that’s so small you almost can’t even conceive it can be divided or fit with in it 100 MILLION of something else within it… my mind can’t even phantom this concept. So incredible.
This is amazing, and maybe a little terrifying. It's almost impossible to comprehend things of those immense (or immensely small) scales. What a truly magnificent video this is!
The fact that it starts showing things that are already incomprehensibly big about 5 minutes into a 13-minute video is insane. Whenever you think "the next thing can't be that much bigger, right?" the camera zooms out a ridiculous amount just to showcase it. Insane.
@Navaya Lirones it was me and my friend idea to stack everyone. We sent a rat to space and he never came back. So we had To kinda get everyone to get him back. Well its true that it took 514 746 991 693 166 years but- oh..... AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
...Well, I feel completely dwarfed. It's so crazy just to think that we consider Everest to be so huge, then the distance to the moon, then our solar system, going on through the milky way, it's cluster, our cluster's supercluster, and everything else until the observable universe. The universe has to be infinite, there's no way it isn't. And when it zooms out at the end, the only thing going through my mind was "There it is. That's us down there." Even with all the possible space, the giant become small.
Quarks are kind of a mystery They are considered to be either 0 dimensional or more than 3, which makes them kinda weird They also cannot exist by themselves so we've never "seen" one
We are a part of it forever. Our bodies and our entire species will eventually cease to exist but the matter of which we are made will continue to exist in some other form.
The last 20 seconds was scary. I had to cover my eyes because my brain could not handle the UNBELIEVEABLE size of the potential universe. Its unbearable. Incredible video man!
yes i feel the excact same, i kept thinking if the universe has an end than whats on the outside? and if its infinite than wtf infinity is a real concept what does that even mean just... wow
@@alekseighostmonster And if the universe is not infinite than there could be a multiverse. There’s another universe next to our then zoom out and trillions of universes and it just goes on forever…
ikr! i was about to comment the same thing. my theory is that there are other beings, and they are observing us in our tiny world and laughing at how we are destroying our earth and keep getting caught up in little pointless things when there’s a whole universe out there.
And also think that we are VERY young compared to how old the universe is. Only a couple millions years They were probably watching before we knew we existed, like an ultrasound on a fetus inside the womb
A finely fashioned work of art surely necessitates an artist.The Maker of the world possesses infinite beauty and perfection.Since things exist and they are full of art, they surely have a Maker. (The Twenty-Sixth Word) "We are the art of One Who can make this entire world of ours as easily and simply as He created us." (The Twenty-Second Word) In relation to His power, creation of the biggest is as easy as creation of the smallest. The small is as artistic as the large; indeed, artistically, some small creations are even greater than the large. The utmost high degree of artistry visible in every creation manifests that they are the tapestry-work of an infinitely wise, all-knowing Maker. Man passes from the work to the producer of the work and he sees that an All-Beauteous Maker wants to make himself known and acquainted through the miracles of His own art, and he responds with knowledge and belief. (The Twenty-Third Word) The Maker of this world has, then, most important, astounding and secret perfections. It is these He wishes to display by means of His miraculous arts. (The Tenth Word) Among beings there is no work which is not a most meaningful embodied word and does not cause to be read numerous of the Glorious Maker's Names. (The Seventeenth Word) There is not a plant or animal created before our eyes in the spring that through its wondrous art, its subtle adornment, its being distinguished from all other creatures, and through its order and balance, it makes you known. (The Rays) from the... 🌼RISALE-I NUR🌹 COLLECTION🌼
Same, i get literal panick attacks thinking about the ending of the universe and the sheer size of everything. The possibilty of our entire galaxy dissapearing in a nanosecond. Its so FUCKING WEIRD.
Well if it makes you feel better, you don’t even gota worry about it cuz we’ll all be dead by the time even a little event happens in our own galaxy, much less things happening way out there.
@@-haclong2366 i have add and (sorry for sounding arrogant) i am pretty intelligent. Most of the time the intelligent people that think a lot about random stuff and the theories behind them get random moments of existential crisis. I had it a lot during times when ive been not happy with myself or my accomplishments, so basically when my self esteem was low. Friends had the same things happen
The whole "Observable" universe and it still zooming out even more to look like that, it to, is part of something much much bigger. That was the perfect ending. Or...beginning?
I think there's a huge difference between "observable" universe and "projected size of universe." I'm guessing that what is observable is still only 1-1 billionth of what's really there.
Since so long ago, Harry Evett has still been working hours and hours to produce scientific videos for us to observe and ponder on, we don’t realise how long stuff like this takes as for us it’s just a 14 minute watch but the amount of hard work he puts in for his fans and viewers is amazing. Thank you Harry Evett for giving us this knowledge.
I always thought the universe is a fractal, that it has neither a beginning nor an end, a "small" is something great of something smaller and so on infinitely.
I remember I had a dream were I was exploring the universe with my friends and the black wholes are just a teleport point to a another universe it was awesome 😎
In the "Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" series, there is one scene which is about a device that can make you see everything at once. The entirety of all existence, but not like a view from far away. No, it lets you see literally everything at the same moment, from the smallest to the biggest things. Needless to mention that the realization of how unbelievably and insanely huge the universe and everything in it is, turns everyone beholding such a sight insane instantly. Not because you couldn't grasp it, but because you realize how small and pointless your own petty existence is. So be careful what you wish for, my friend. Have a nice day. :3
The end gives me the chills when it comes to millions and billions of light years. They forgot NGC 3389. It is already won as the biggest black hole. Despite being 0.085 light years, it would crush arp madore star cluster.
@Homer And there have been theorized sizes beyond infinity due to set theory. Multiverses so much larger than the actual universe that saying our brain would die trying to process it is an understatement on an infinite level.
Can we just take a minute to appreciate the beauty in the fact that they included a Java Minecraft world in this comparison video? That honestly gave me excited chills! 7:25
@@omkargavate1057smh, there always has to be that one guy...That is a hell of an assumption to make about someone you know nothing about. No one should owe you an explanation but I'll humor you. I grew up absolutely fascinated with astronomy and studied it extensively so this entire video is beyond mind-blowing to me. Minecraft is just as special to me because playing that "virtual game" is also not only an equal passion of mine, but playing that "virtual game" pays all of my bills now. So maybe take the time to think/research before shooting off at the mouth in the future my guy.
@@omkargavate1057 stfo??? Hmmmm...Sail to France occasionally? Stop the free orders? Stamp ten fabulous objects? Wait, you don't care? Oh no...I can't take it. You MUST care! If you don't care, my valiant efforts to ensure that your education comes first will be for nought. It is my personal responsibility to ensure that your grammar is in order so that your juvenile insults will be properly received, and so that others may experience your absolutely infinite wisdom. Don't give up now. Join me, and together we shall rule the galaxy as grammar knights, righting wrongs and correcting spelling and punctuation errors everywhere. We'll start with you! You can still be saved, friend!
it's alluding to the actual universe. the observable universe is only light that has been able to reach us since the big bang. a scientific estimation of the entire universe was in the billions multiplied by ours. I read something saying, the if the universe was the size of Pluto, the observable universe would be the size of a tennis bal.
@Jaymz Petrey You mean like, there is sort of an elastic fence at the "edge"? And beyond that, if I may ask, what should we call "It"?"Jaymz Petrey land", perhaps? So, in closure, that being the case, when you say that "it has a center somewhere" you reckon at least not very far from the middle, right? I see... It goes kind of deep but it makes sense at the end.
@Jaymz Petrey the universe doesn't expand like a balloon witha fixed centre. Just the distance between the objects keep increasing. In other words, new 3D space gets created between each object. So, there is no particular centre of expansion
@@Altropos ho shizz😂 But for me, the Bible says God created the universe in all his glory it's basically saying God is that powerful and beyond so fool to anyone who challenges his authority. However small we are, he still love us
its not horrifying.. it should leave you with endless possibilities. And Dare i say its unbelievably beautiful too let the mind wonder, New discoveries of ancient pasts, endless mysteries for the future to be unraveled, same as with history of earth and all life
I know what you mean -- and you're right -- but for me, even a "tiny speck" can't convey just how small our planet, our solar system, or even our galaxy really is compared to all that's out there. And then to think that even going 160,000 mph -- about the fastest sustained speed we can generate under current technology -- it would still take us 70,000 years to travel just to the nearest star after our sun. ... It's at once awe-inspiring and depressing at the same time.
Whats even more horrifying is the fact that eventually the universe will die out, leaving a black abyss with absolutely nothing whatsoever. Time will no longer matter because for the rest of eternity the universe will be black and cold.
Ngl, biggest plot twist if at the end of the video it would zoom out enough to see that even the universe is a part of an even larger world that’s made up of several universes sort of like atoms.
I like how it continuosly zooms out away from the observable universe, implying that maybe, theres just more observable universe "bubbles" close to the one we are in now, enclosed in an even bigger bubble, then that same bubble has neighbouring bubbles, in which the collection of these are enclosed in yet another bigger bubble, so on and so forth until you reach the expanding bubble that is the universe.
if you think about it, if there is another observer looking back in our direction but just outside of the limits of the observable universe to them, then there really are "bubbles" relative to the observer.
Actually this is what my dreams are made of... Kinda ... It makes me feel relieved because no matter how successful or unsuccessful I am or anyone else is - it doesn't matter since we're so insignificant and tiny.
Perhaps the most significant because without our concept of the universe, it wouldn't exist. We are the universe and its own understanding. For example, what is sound if no one can hear it? Then it doesn't exist.
I love this video so much. As many people have pointed out, the last section is existentially terrifying. Like floating alone in the middle of a huge ocean but times a trillion.
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King of all things big and small
Man this video is good 😌
I appreciate the amount of effort you put into great videos like this.
Love Savfk and use his music in some of my videos as well. I am jealous that you scored an original from him. Another great video by the way.
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The last scene with the known universe disappearing into the unknown gives me chills.
same 🥶
There could forreal be life out there. Like straight up.
Those are the spaces god planned for future universes
@@SpamCanSlam ya, universe is far bigger than we could ever imagine, i think it's impossible for there to not be life
@@SpamCanSlam and outside of using wormhiles to get there, therea no way to ever interact with it
I like how lots of astronomical observations are just crushed by a large minecraft java world
Me a minecraft fan saw that and immediately took a screenshot because i am going to see how i can figure out the minecraft planet
This needs more likes
Lol
@Joaquín Olivera k dude what’s ur point
@Joaquín Olivera Am I stupid or does 60,000 km = 60,000,000 m ?
Huge respect for the cameramen who travelled across the space to record all this
AMEN HALLELUJAH THANK YOU CAMERA MAN
@sucuk030 TIME DOES NOT EXIST FELLAS🙂🙂🙂🙂
Made my day! xD
On the other hand. 💊I'm sharing Acts 2:38 with anyone who wants it bless.
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For your information, The smallest thing in the universe are the X buttons in the Ads.
The smallest thing in the universe is fake X buttons in the ads*
Lol
The biggest thing in the universe is the install button.
@@nedobedo2012😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Frr
Imagine playing this at a cinema before a space movie begins...
no need to watch the movie after that im done lol
@@tegamingother 😄
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you just made me write this on a bucket list
That is good idea
All humans stacked on top of each other surprised me...
the frikkin fakee
now im scared
Does that include dead people also 🤔
@@baasilkhan3522 thats a good question tbh
@@baasilkhan3522 no i don't think so
Human centipede vertical edition
So, what you’re saying, is if we all got on each other’s shoulders... we could throw hands with the sun
Don't forget to wear your mittens
lmaoo
That’s a good takeaway from this video
@Kalyn Niles what very first person? they would be a puddle that very very slightly represents a human.
@@ieatbeesechurgersyes3760 he meant first person holding the tower
This is the shortest Horror movie I've ever watched
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These things fit in my screen.
You smart ass
@@ArthurShirinka hahaha
Wait he’s got a point
Hmm strange you can report this issue to RUclips’s tech support and you should most likely receive nothing for that smart ass comment
@@eiknujeciehtmij492 yeah tnx. You are right and blue guy too.
It makes me sad that we will never know the reality of universe like where it starts where it ends. What if the universe we see is just the space inside another creature. Mad thought.
@@iamgar6age or what if you're stinky and you cant smell it? You never know
@@iamgar6age ewwww stinky
@@supersaga24-f3k ?
@@LennaMoma they deleted their comments
@@supersaga24-f3k lmao tf
09:27 Can we all agree that TON-618 is terrifying ?
Yes, But I wonder about The Great Attractor
But TON 618 is not the largest black hole in the universe ever found.
Phoenix A is roughly 2,5 times bigger than TON 618 and was discovered in 2021.
It wasn't discovered when this video is being made
So the next time you can't find your keys, just remember, they're never very far away.
Nicely done, great video.
😐
@@МагомедМусаев-е4ч 🙂
This sounds like something Kurzgesagt would say!! 😁
You mean crypto keys?
Nice :3
“Hey , we just found a new moon! What should we name it?”
“Wait what”
“Yes! *Weywot* “
lol
Goated comment
Hello humans I'm from waywot
Took me 6 seconds to understand
Weywot Sounds like "wait...what?"
*Aliens on Trappist-1e:*
Earth is one of the most promising habitable planets known, and lies only 40 light years away from Trappist-1e.
LoL
Imagine them naming Earth after a beer from their planet
@@ichsagnix4127 lmao
probably sort of earthy
LoL
The ending gave a me sense that at some point, distance becomes something else. dreamlike, unknowable.
"a Java minecraft world is longer than Neptune's diameter"
Now I know why NASA needs computers that powerful.
Time stamp?
@@idontknowgaming3426 how bout you watch the vid
@@idontknowgaming3426 7:30
Well looks like I’m not gonna reach the world border.
“and Uranus” a astronaut
7:24 was not expecting to see “Java Minecraft World” in a video about Universe Size Comparison. Gotta admit that totally got me off guard.
Lol
Bruh same
Bedrock is bigger than that
(Pls don't reply and start a mc war)
@@ApeExample I’m replying and starting a war
@@tableentertainment7644 no.
the universe fading into the grey scared the shit out of me. I don’t have claustrophobia but that one made me felt cramped and suffocating.
I totally agree with u 🙁🙁🙁
I find it weird how many people are having this reaction. I find it comforting, the unimaginable expanse and depth of existence leaves me in awe and wonder at the creation of all things. And what great a thing must it have been to set such an infinitely wonderous universe into motion. All things originating from whatever began existence. The oneness of all things, as we all, like the stars, come from that single point of origin. That beginning of reality, whatever that might mean.
It was just way too big IMO
It really freaks me out when things get that large, and the way there's just more and more of it freaks me the Hell out
@@creationisntgood942 frfr
@@Djwhiskers Very well said. I too find comfort in knowing we live in an infinite and ever expanding universe. At first I felt overwhelmed by the idea, but the more I learn about space it makes sense. Why wouldn't the universe be endless? If it did have "edges" or an end, what would be beyond that? If it were possible to reach said edge, what would happen to the matter that got pushed to the brink? Would it just hit a wall? Fall off? To me, sitting around and pondering what might happen at the edge of the universe seems way more disturbing than our reality of an incomprehensibly vast stretch of space time.
It took me an hour to keep pausing, reading, and letting my brain hurt.
And I enjoyed every second of it.
I just love how it shows ACTUAL planets
Then Minecraft just shows up like "Hey"
I KNOWWW
minecraft world is bigger than earth ?
@@krkiki5461 it can generate up to 7 times bigger than earth
@@krkiki5461 yes
@@krkiki5461 Someone once calculated that if you generated the whole MC world (impossible on a normal PC because you'd need 1000s of hard drives to store the data), and you built a railway from one end to the other, optimized for speed with proper power rail spacing etc, it would take you 106 real-life years to travel across.
That ending, the observable universe completely fading into the Planck length gives me the chills
Made me think we are the smallest little spec of dust on a kitchen floor of some giant lmao
I think itwas the concept of multiverse, in bubble form
@@DFAChris we are eternal beings created by God. The universe is only temporary, but we shall FOREVER be with our LORD GOD, PRAISE JESUS!
@@billybob-ro6qf lmao
@@DFAChris Why laugh? Why have doubt & unbelief? The whole world laughed at Noah...until the rain began, then no one laughed & all died in the flood. Truly heart breaking that after all these years so many still don't believe in God & yet believe all the LIES of millions of years, evolution, life on other planets, etc.
Also sad that NASA spends Billions of dollars trying desperately to find life on other planets thinking it would be so precious & yet so many think nothing of the life of humans. So many being aborted daily without a single regret or tear from their mothers, fathers, or doctors doing the abortions. But GOD does weep for them & so do I & all Christians.
The fact that all humans stacked on top of each other is way bigger than the sun had me laughing
That really puts your odds of winning the lottery into perspective, huh?😂
@@Browndaddy0267 woow…….. underrated comment
That also very sad
When it says all the humans, I thought its just the current number of humans alive, but they mean "ALL", every human that had ever lived.
Imagine 1 trillion lions stacked on each other against the sun
7:28 cant believe you added minecraft in this, i now declare you a gigachad
It’s a comparision
We want them to know how long we are going.
@@Karnabeno i know it is a comparison
@@Karnabeno i know
xd
I was becoming more & more fascinated about the universe. But 8:20 restored my faith in humanity !!
honestly i need a visual repN of the stacking..
Haha yes
And don’t forget hoag he owns a galaxy
Hey guys, come on let's do this ! Let's start with The Rock first
why? Aahaha
This is too much for me to process on a Tuesday night.
lol
Can you process it now? It's Friday afternoon 😄
Yah it's a Friday, bong, couch kind of thing...
@@Rep0007 perfect shit to get high to🤠
Literally watching this on a Tuesday night/Wednesday morning
0:14 Planck length
0:42 Proton
0:56 lron atom
1:12 Carbon Nanethutube
1:37 red blood cell
1:41 Whtie blood cell
1:53 human egg
1:56 Human hairs
2:28 this is Computer
(1 meters)
2:41 YOU
3:22 Hubble space Terescope (H.S.T)
3:26 Bule Whale
3:41 Iss (ldk why name like that?)
3:45 Hpyerion (The most of large tree)
4:30 Mount everest (Bee can live😀)
5:26 Ceres (Dweaf planet)
5:41 Charon
6:27 Ganymade (moon jupter)
6:37 Mars (No live😔)
6:57 Our Earth
7:12 Neptune (Giant gas)
7:16 Uraus (Giant gas)
7:32 Satrun (Giant gas and ring)
7:36 Jupter (Giant gas)
8:06 The sun (Dweaf star)
8:35 R136a1 (Supergiant Bule star)
8:59 The pistol star (Supergiant Bule star Why name like gun?)
9:02 The Betergeuse (Hpyergiant red star)
9:13 stephamson-2-28 (Hpyergiant red star)
9:21 The Quasi star (Hpyergiant red star)
9:31 TON-618 (Hpyergiant blackhole)
(1 Light year)
9:50 Oort Cloud
10:55 The milky ways
11:26 IC1011
11:37 Boots void
12:16 The Obervable universe
12:29 The unoberved universe
12:42 Timeline to the future...
12:46 The multiverse
👍
you want to be my friend
12:52 what Is happening?
@@Donotbanme9001I guess those are like paralel worlds... Anothers timelines. I've been thinking recently that, people who passed away doesnt go to heaven like we believe, heaven must be those paralel worlds... Were we reborn again and thats why we have some dejavus,because those worlds are very similars to this😮
Bro ISS is short for international space Station
That ending gave me a feeling of dread in my stomach-
exactly
@@ahmetnas6176 yes
Why
@don k true
imagine seeing "your momma" after the observable universe.
The sizes go infinitely both ways big and small. Amazing.
I think the fact that something as small as an inch can be divided literally infinitely is crazy. It makes sense, but just, wow. That little space, but infinite division within it
And your Lord has encompassed everything in knowledge and He has power over all things.
@@millatiibrahim2416 Ameen
Not exactly. While there is no limit to how big a physical distance can be, there is a limit to how small a distance can be. The Plank Length is pretty much the shortest physical distance before the laws of physics start to break down.
@@excuseyou7198 distance may become more diverse in the sense of spatial relativity and time's relativity. Space can be relatively distant and impacted along with time under certain lenses/conditions. Size and distance are not the same of course unless you're breaking it down to the smallest component of each item and the distance between them. Even then that shorter distance would be relatively close under th consideration of relativity in the context of quantum appearance of particles that re appear and connect in some way. The empty space between them will also have a relative size depending on the impacts/conditions of the dimensions its in relative to the dimension it is being measured from. In other words the relative scalable and relationship it has with the empty space around it is infinitely scalable in the context of multiple dimensions and the spacetime continium that it fluctuates in. These fluctuations are essentially an embodiment of the resonance translated in physical form for a temporarily frozen path that is represented in the shapes and measurements we understand from our human reality but that is just one limited infinity pierced by unlimited infinities extended and forming the tools we use to measure and what we're measuring.
Imagine if our universe was simply the size of a planck particle to an even greater universe
Or just an atom, and there’s quadrillions of quadrillions of “universes” floating around a void so big we can’t comprehend. And it goes on like that forever.
If that’s true, I wonder how many “organisms” I’ve killed by mixing salt in water
I'm here before you get approximately 1k likes
@@hiramgarcia9521 nah, more like 2k or 3k.
Edit: I stand corrected.
Pocket universe, makes sense since are a pocket.
@@cheesepuffs5226 ehem sir/mam THATS ONLY A THEORY
the ending (until the music started building up again) was actually really calming to me. like, I felt so safe and secure as the music faded out that i kind of wanted to go to sleep and its so funny seeing every so afraid of it
the universe is doomed to endless wandering , even after it fades away, it will just be reborn again, again and again, never stopping itself from wandering through, nothing.
Smh. We all know that the biggest thing in the universe is the camera man.
No one do that
Good one!
God: *huh.. he is..*
@@oof2149 you dont get the joke
@@oof2149 how are you this slow
11:14 i dont know why but seeing that earth has orbited the sun for 450000 light years makes me feel so proud of earth
yes it's doing such a good job
The earth is flat, hints sea level, not see curve.
@@brentjames7600 bro thats just stupid
@@brentjames7600 facts
@@brentjames7600 gravity wants a word with you
the ending observable universe becomes a tiny speck of dust makes me shiver.
Im coming for earth... First i need andromeda- oh... Yea i do live in andromeda
@@DontUseUrToilet cool
Those things scare me
they were still looking for this
ruclips.net/video/mmgzrQk9ruk/видео.html
I come back here from time to time because i like feeling lost in this video.
What i feel is unknow to me , something beyond sadness , happiness , something beyond human feelings , i just need it .
I watch these videos to humble myself and worry less about everyday issues
Right. Lol
Oh my god... such a fu**in great comment
Well the universe being crazy huge does not really change anything about our life-our problmes are still relevant to us, so..... yeah
@@hodic1562your problems are relevant but also there's this thing called perspective, mine is different than yours that's all
@@nemikatyagi Apparently
I like how they even put “Java Minecraft World” in the universe size comparison.
Ikr I just had to pause the video and look at the comment section to see if someone commented abt it
😂
timestamp?
@@chickensandwich5096 7:26
I thought also😐
@@ilikecats3131 same
U know what gives me the chills, the fact that EVERYTHING in this video exists RIGHT NOW
Except possibly the pillars of creation.
Well technically everything you see is from the past because we can only observe with the speed of light so a star could explode right now and we would still see it 1000 years after its gone.
Yes !!
@@111danish111 No, it exists. Its just a regular nebula
@@jura0300 I saw another documentary which says it will not last after another 1000 years and it is 7000 light years away but I do want to to exist now though certainly .
What blew my mind is when AJ Soprano shared with his parents that he learned a DNA strand has 100 Million nucleotides within it. One HUNDRED MILLION…. In something that is microscopic. That means something that’s so small you almost can’t even conceive it can be divided or fit with in it 100 MILLION of something else within it… my mind can’t even phantom this concept. So incredible.
Massive respect for the drone guy that managed to to get a shot of all this
Bruh you really think this was captured by a drone? You’re stupid.
It was the cameraman itself
😂
@@Dutch-McLarenJk82-
@@Dutch-McLarenJk82- oh yeah thats true my bad 🤦♂️
@Asfi Ahmed for sure
This is amazing, and maybe a little terrifying. It's almost impossible to comprehend things of those immense (or immensely small) scales. What a truly magnificent video this is!
U get the idea these things are beyond human comprehension
I absolutely agree, almost impossible to comprehend is a good description.
And we won’t even be able to see beyond our galaxy in person most likely, as the expansion of the universe is greater than any speed we can travel
As long as these planets are made up of nature then we are sure that they are not scary
If you didnt know this video is satire and if you did, good job on the comment.
The fact that it starts showing things that are already incomprehensibly big about 5 minutes into a 13-minute video is insane. Whenever you think "the next thing can't be that much bigger, right?" the camera zooms out a ridiculous amount just to showcase it. Insane.
I appreciate your point of view buddy. I was worried about how big my problems are then now I feel much better 😅
Let's take a moment to appreciate the hard work of someone who stack all the humans on top of each other and measure that.
They forgot to invite me :(
I was there
@@bayanbatu6848 same man
@Navaya Lirones it was me and my friend idea to stack everyone. We sent a rat to space and he never came back. So we had To kinda get everyone to get him back. Well its true that it took 514 746 991 693 166 years but- oh..... AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
Because you got polio
They didn't invite me either :( I guess I'm not a part of humanity.. It's ok bud
...Well, I feel completely dwarfed. It's so crazy just to think that we consider Everest to be so huge, then the distance to the moon, then our solar system, going on through the milky way, it's cluster, our cluster's supercluster, and everything else until the observable universe. The universe has to be infinite, there's no way it isn't. And when it zooms out at the end, the only thing going through my mind was "There it is. That's us down there." Even with all the possible space, the giant become small.
Imagine...
at the end the unobservable universe is zoomed out of a Quark in an Atom.
Or imagine if the quarks in an atom are bunch of universes…..
А ведь кварк тоже из чего-то состоит, если его увеличить.
Quarks are kind of a mystery
They are considered to be either 0 dimensional or more than 3, which makes them kinda weird
They also cannot exist by themselves so we've never "seen" one
I would of crapped my pants
@@ryanharness132 HAVE
I love that we get to be apart of it, even if just for a moment
This is the comment I was hoping to see. Thank you.
We are a part of it forever. Our bodies and our entire species will eventually cease to exist but the matter of which we are made will continue to exist in some other form.
this made me tear up! I haven't seen someone this grateful and openly lucky in a long time...Thank you
A moment is way too much .
Exactly, it’s so beautiful
"All humans stacked on each other" was funny
not at all , that was a good reference
Geez I hope I’m close to the top.
What time?
Sure... because you know every size of every human...
Joe mama
Hands down the best size comparison video out there. Great work!!!!🎉🎉🎉🎉
7:34 all the planets having a meeting
Lol
What does that mean
Mincrafts a planet?
Planets having a meeting: NO IM THE BIGGEST NO I AM *intense arguing* IM THE BIGGEST ONE NOO WRONG I AM IM THE BIGGEST
Pluto: what is going on here!?
Huge respect for the camera man who travelled around. The universe to record this
Sabeen Ahmad hahaha no one asked
@@咲良-z9g hahaha no one asked you to complain about your day
@Ray Avila lol probably 🤣🤣🤣
boring old joke
everyone is copying this joke in every astrological video
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The last 20 seconds was scary. I had to cover my eyes because my brain could not handle the UNBELIEVEABLE size of the potential universe. Its unbearable. Incredible video man!
yes i feel the excact same, i kept thinking if the universe has an end than whats on the outside? and if its infinite than wtf infinity is a real concept what does that even mean just... wow
@@alekseighostmonster And if the universe is not infinite than there could be a multiverse. There’s another universe next to our then zoom out and trillions of universes and it just goes on forever…
@@alekseighostmonster “There are two possibilities, we are alone in the universe or we are not, both are equally terrifying”
13:42?
In Last 20 sec its just black bro
"I lift up my eyes to the mountains- where does my help come from? My help comes from the Lord, the Maker of heaven and earth." Psalm 121: 1-2
I like how this video was randomly like "Yea, put Rhode Island in there."
yea also put Madagascar in there looks pretty big
Lol
7:25 Don't forget Java Minecraft World
Hahaha
Or ”all humans stacked on top of eachother” 🤣 Like those little inputs, it was funny 😆
It's literally impossible for us to be the only sentient beings if the universe is this massive
ikr! i was about to comment the same thing. my theory is that there are other beings, and they are observing us in our tiny world and laughing at how we are destroying our earth and keep getting caught up in little pointless things when there’s a whole universe out there.
@@linzi6070 For all you know other sentient beings are fighting their own wars and killing their own planet.
@Lucas Gazula it's weird to think about lol
@@butterballin3686 true. i agree
And also think that we are VERY young compared to how old the universe is.
Only a couple millions years
They were probably watching before we knew we existed, like an ultrasound on a fetus inside the womb
*The end fricking scared me and im having an existential crisis right now*
A finely fashioned work of art surely necessitates an artist.The Maker of the world possesses infinite beauty and perfection.Since things exist and they are full of art, they surely have a Maker.
(The Twenty-Sixth Word)
"We are the art of One Who can make this entire world of ours as easily and simply as He created us."
(The Twenty-Second Word)
In relation to His power, creation of the biggest is as easy as creation of the smallest. The small is as artistic as the large; indeed, artistically, some small creations are even greater than the large. The utmost high degree of artistry visible in every creation manifests that they are the tapestry-work of an infinitely wise, all-knowing Maker. Man passes from the work to the producer of the work and he sees that an All-Beauteous Maker wants to make himself known and acquainted through the miracles of His own art, and he responds with knowledge and belief.
(The Twenty-Third Word)
The Maker of this world has, then, most important, astounding and secret perfections. It is these He wishes to display by means of His miraculous arts.
(The Tenth Word)
Among beings there is no work which is not a most meaningful embodied word and does not cause to be read numerous of the Glorious Maker's Names.
(The Seventeenth Word)
There is not a plant or animal created before our eyes in the spring that through its wondrous art, its subtle adornment, its being distinguished from all other creatures, and through its order and balance, it makes you known.
(The Rays) from the...
🌼RISALE-I NUR🌹 COLLECTION🌼
At least you made it through. I fled to the comments section @ 9:43
Adios! 😅
How I’d it scare you
@@thoughtrespect2612 i read the whole thing •-•
Like from ur comment
@@fajar29874 Thanks for your attention🙏
Everytime I'm overly worried or anxious I come to this. This video changes your perspective on everything.
that ending is literally one of the scariest thing i've ever watched. a lot scarier than horror films. i was nearly palpitating.
existential crisis.
Same, i get literal panick attacks thinking about the ending of the universe and the sheer size of everything. The possibilty of our entire galaxy dissapearing in a nanosecond. Its so FUCKING WEIRD.
Well if it makes you feel better, you don’t even gota worry about it cuz we’ll all be dead by the time even a little event happens in our own galaxy, much less things happening way out there.
I genuinely wonder what the personality type is that inspires fear thinking of the vastness of the universe. I wonder if it's a cultural thing.
@@-haclong2366 i have add and (sorry for sounding arrogant) i am pretty intelligent. Most of the time the intelligent people that think a lot about random stuff and the theories behind them get random moments of existential crisis. I had it a lot during times when ive been not happy with myself or my accomplishments, so basically when my self esteem was low. Friends had the same things happen
The whole "Observable" universe and it still zooming out even more to look like that, it to, is part of something much much bigger. That was the perfect ending. Or...beginning?
Guess second one
I think there's a huge difference between "observable" universe and "projected size of universe." I'm guessing that what is observable is still only 1-1 billionth of what's really there.
Who do you think gave the fuel in the first place?Let's think before we die..ALLAH,KURAN
@@6avne yeah
@@davidandcookie7648 that number came out completely random
7:29 two things: thanks for putting minecraft and they scammed me with the infinite world
@Revotry ^
Mamont scammed
It’s indeed inf he showed the size from spawn to world border in the 4 directions
この動画を約4年前から観ているけど、いつ見てもTON618辺りのクライマックス感が素敵すぎる。
Uhhh
Huge respect to the cameraman who explored the entire universe for this
Are you serious ? 😐
@@pyromancien3359 Yus ik I copied it
@@Vinglazer remove that dp dnt disrespect lord itachi
@@byakoyaokuchki5269 No Its just fax lord itachi best
@@Vinglazer ever heard of Madara Uchiha 🔥🔥
Since so long ago, Harry Evett has still been working hours and hours to produce scientific videos for us to observe and ponder on, we don’t realise how long stuff like this takes as for us it’s just a 14 minute watch but the amount of hard work he puts in for his fans and viewers is amazing. Thank you Harry Evett for giving us this knowledge.
beautiful viewer your great person
Are you a patreon?
You're welcome.
And then here comes "All humans stacked on top of each other."
I feel bad for the person on the bottom
Timing
@@InquisitorSorynn the person at the top must feel
P O W E R F U L
@@InquisitorSorynn I imagine babies may be stacked too...
@@GLASSB182 ofc, but they're probably closer to the top
I love watching and making size comparisons!
Imagine if the observable universe was just a spec of dust in someones house
Oh shi-
Speck of dust in the Milky Way
Hail Caesar, and yes... that is an amazing thought
I always thought the universe is a fractal, that it has neither a beginning nor an end, a "small" is something great of something smaller and so on infinitely.
I think about that sometimes, just like an ant nest is to us. To them the nest and its surroundings is their universe, to us, is just a little nest.
if i had 1 wish, instead of being rich or immortal, i want to see the all universe
just play no mans sky
I remember I had a dream were I was exploring the universe with my friends and the black wholes are just a teleport point to a another universe it was awesome 😎
And the sad thing being immortal is that you can be the only one who would be alive to see how the universe ends.
That's far from enough. The universe is too big for human brain to memorize.
In the "Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" series, there is one scene which is about a device that can make you see everything at once. The entirety of all existence, but not like a view from far away. No, it lets you see literally everything at the same moment, from the smallest to the biggest things. Needless to mention that the realization of how unbelievably and insanely huge the universe and everything in it is, turns everyone beholding such a sight insane instantly. Not because you couldn't grasp it, but because you realize how small and pointless your own petty existence is. So be careful what you wish for, my friend. Have a nice day. :3
I was expecting the end to say "Your Mom"
lol
@Local dev he doesn't have the ☑ on his name so that's why
@Local dev yeah why doesn't reach 1b likes
Joe Mama
😂
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Why your mom
The end gives me the chills when it comes to millions and billions of light years. They forgot NGC 3389. It is already won as the biggest black hole. Despite being 0.085 light years, it would crush arp madore star cluster.
:v
It's the void, and there's nothing beyond it.
Earth: hahaha im the biggest planet with life in this system
Minecraft World: Hold my entities
what
It never said that
@@Turbo320ful It's a joke, that's probably why dude. Why does this have to be explained?
@@Turbo320ful r/wosh
@@Turbo320ful r/whooosh can't believe there are still people like this in 2021
I love how the "Java Minecraft World" is like more than 3 times as big as earth lol
Lol correct XD
its 7 times bigger in m²
Lmao
And way less complex than our world.
@@1sultan189 ye if u punch a tree, boom u get wood
It gives me a thin layer of dread in my body knowing that our universe may just be a grain of sand in a sea of possibilities.
not even a grain
It’s more like an atom in the sadn
@Homer And there have been theorized sizes beyond infinity due to set theory. Multiverses so much larger than the actual universe that saying our brain would die trying to process it is an understatement on an infinite level.
booohoooo the universe is big wahhh how scary
Even our universe is insignificantly minute, when compared to the eternal unknown. Anything compared to eternal is for all intensive purposes, zero.
These sizes cannot be described by “large.” The word “big” is small for these sizes. These sizes can only be described in two words: سبحان الله😢❤
The visual effects on the black holes were stunning. Very well done!
I like black holes
No one is even talking about how this guy's animation skills developed through these years. That is some serious progress. 🏅
"The universe is so big and full of so much...but I still can't find love."
Lol must suck to be you 😽😽
@@Monoxdied quotation marks
I feel this comment
I feel you.
That's because you can only search within Earth's vicinity. Who knows? Your true love might be in another universe above?
Like how they are placed randomly instead of in a line.
Me 2
"Hold my *beer*" for almost 14 minutes straight.
Hold my 🐻
Hold my beers 😂
Hold my beetle juice.
lol I thought about that South Park joke where every time a guy asks “who’s in charge here... yeah well not anymore you’re not”
Hold us🐻🌎
10:36 Ah yes, “Small” Magellanic Cloud.
And largw
K. This actually made me laugh
12:02 trump confirmed
@@gada0708 He succeeded at his goal: build a Great Wall around the universe so the Mexicaliens can’t get in illegally.
This was on the older version of this video might be copied idk
Can we just take a minute to appreciate the beauty in the fact that they included a Java Minecraft world in this comparison video? That honestly gave me excited chills! 7:25
time stamp??
@@fanboyhater832 7:25 my man! 😎
@@omkargavate1057smh, there always has to be that one guy...That is a hell of an assumption to make about someone you know nothing about. No one should owe you an explanation but I'll humor you. I grew up absolutely fascinated with astronomy and studied it extensively so this entire video is beyond mind-blowing to me. Minecraft is just as special to me because playing that "virtual game" is also not only an equal passion of mine, but playing that "virtual game" pays all of my bills now. So maybe take the time to think/research before shooting off at the mouth in the future my guy.
@@omkargavate1057 stfo??? Hmmmm...Sail to France occasionally? Stop the free orders? Stamp ten fabulous objects? Wait, you don't care? Oh no...I can't take it. You MUST care! If you don't care, my valiant efforts to ensure that your education comes first will be for nought. It is my personal responsibility to ensure that your grammar is in order so that your juvenile insults will be properly received, and so that others may experience your absolutely infinite wisdom. Don't give up now. Join me, and together we shall rule the galaxy as grammar knights, righting wrongs and correcting spelling and punctuation errors everywhere. We'll start with you! You can still be saved, friend!
Damn, what happened here
I swear I get chills every time I watch this video!!
💯👍🏿
Huge props to the person who gathered and placed all of these in one room. It must have been really difficult.
Yes especially sun and moon
@@pavliv Yeah, unlike what the video says, the moon is actually the largest star in the universe.
@@theneoreformationist the moon isn't a star
@@tien.mp4 r/whoosh
@@theneoreformationist next you’re going to tell me Minecraft isn’t real
"twinkle twinkle LITTLE star"
My whole life was a lie
my guy thought he could copy a comment from another video lol
@@zwei16 I understood LOL. Now u have to continue my legacy XD
@@VisaVantage o no dont leave me with a responsibility
@@zwei16 ok
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I love how you are alluding to the multiverse at the end.
Gay
I was about to say the same thing. The sound was building up and everything.
@@basedandchristpilled ratio
You dig on multiverses?
it's alluding to the actual universe. the observable universe is only light that has been able to reach us since the big bang. a scientific estimation of the entire universe was in the billions multiplied by ours. I read something saying, the if the universe was the size of Pluto, the observable universe would be the size of a tennis bal.
Wowwww that's a fam cool video!!!
"The Universe is an infinite sphere, in which the center is everywhere,
and the circumference nowhere".
Blaise Pascal
Blaise Pascal Crying Meme
@Jaymz Petrey the center is where it originated but if you view the reality in a 4 dimensional perspective it has no begining nor an end
@Jaymz Petrey
You mean like, there is sort of an elastic fence at the "edge"?
And beyond that, if I may ask, what should we call "It"?"Jaymz Petrey land",
perhaps?
So, in closure, that being the case, when you say that "it has a center somewhere"
you reckon at least not very far from the middle, right?
I see... It goes kind of deep but it makes sense at the end.
@Jaymz Petrey the universe doesn't expand like a balloon witha fixed centre. Just the distance between the objects keep increasing. In other words, new 3D space gets created between each object. So, there is no particular centre of expansion
@@whatdidyousay1235
What do you mean by "gets created"?
The ending. That is for real the closest I have to come to understand eternity. Damn.
:(
and then we die into nothing ness... wtf is nothing?
It would be bonkers if it ended with that spot of known universe just becoming the planck particle again.
@@Altropos ho shizz😂
But for me, the Bible says God created the universe in all his glory it's basically saying God is that powerful and beyond so fool to anyone who challenges his authority. However small we are, he still love us
Chapters:
0:18 Atoms
1:15 Viruses
1:50 Human/human invention
2:16 Animals/ human/ human invention
4:00 Buildings
4:20 Nature
4:41 Moons, asteroids, mini stars and planets
7:41 stars
9:31 blackhole
9:39 nebulas
10:47 galaxies
11:30 space phenomones
12:19 Universe
12:40 Multiverses? (Maybe)
Not included:
Paper lenght
Distances
States and countries
Vehicles
Who puts minecraft in universe size compiration
MINECRAFT IS NOT IRL
This should also be not included
Oh man. You put on a effort more than the editor of this video did 🤣
and last God's PC
I love blackholes
5:30 and 11:55
Beautiful video with beautiful music
The ending made everything we see small. And what’s horrifying is we don’t know what’s out there. We are only a tiny speck. Nothing to what’s beyond.
🥴 you're gonna throw me into an existential crisis
its not horrifying.. it should leave you with endless possibilities. And Dare i say its unbelievably beautiful too let the mind wonder, New discoveries of ancient pasts, endless mysteries for the future to be unraveled, same as with history of earth and all life
I know what you mean -- and you're right -- but for me, even a "tiny speck" can't convey just how small our planet, our solar system, or even our galaxy really is compared to all that's out there.
And then to think that even going 160,000 mph -- about the fastest sustained speed we can generate under current technology -- it would still take us 70,000 years to travel just to the nearest star after our sun. ... It's at once awe-inspiring and depressing at the same time.
Whats even more horrifying is the fact that eventually the universe will die out, leaving a black abyss with absolutely nothing whatsoever. Time will no longer matter because for the rest of eternity the universe will be black and cold.
@boba tea Theres actually a legit scientific theory for that called the multiverse theory. So we could use wormholes to move to another universe
There are two possibilities:
Either we‘re alone, or we‘re not. Both are scary.
we are not!!!
@@prodkajro agree
@@pappy-qq3ne Actually it's a quote from Arthur C. Clarke.
I think us being alone would make just as much sense as us not being alone. On account of nothing about this situation makes sense.
Ngl, biggest plot twist if at the end of the video it would zoom out enough to see that even the universe is a part of an even larger world that’s made up of several universes sort of like atoms.
It’s so beautiful and scary at the same time
Exactly
@@karakoll234 UY SCUTI: Am I a joke to you sir??? HAHAHA.
@@costco_pizza lololol
You missed something smaller than Planck's particle: the chance that she loves me back.
Hahaha
I felt that:'(
It's too small that he doesn't include it.
F :"(
F
very epic video
I like how it continuosly zooms out away from the observable universe, implying that maybe, theres just more observable universe "bubbles" close to the one we are in now, enclosed in an even bigger bubble, then that same bubble has neighbouring bubbles, in which the collection of these are enclosed in yet another bigger bubble, so on and so forth until you reach the expanding bubble that is the universe.
Maybe even those are like atoms to something far bigger which then again is just an atom to something else and so on.
Dude. Stop.
My brain hurts 😫
if you think about it, if there is another observer looking back in our direction but just outside of the limits of the observable universe to them, then there really are "bubbles" relative to the observer.
...stop 😦😦
This is the stuff that nightmares are made of. It’s unbelievable how insignificant we really are.
And at the same time so significant *
Actually this is what my dreams are made of... Kinda ... It makes me feel relieved because no matter how successful or unsuccessful I am or anyone else is - it doesn't matter since we're so insignificant and tiny.
Always remember this:
Even if the world is gigantic.
The choices you make will have an impact on the future.
An enormous impact.
@@felix-b4940 actually the world is small, did u watched the vid ?
Perhaps the most significant because without our concept of the universe, it wouldn't exist. We are the universe and its own understanding. For example, what is sound if no one can hear it? Then it doesn't exist.
Hats off to the cameraman who traveled this far for the video
F
*I have seen the same comment on every other video by other guys.*
@@vivekshri same
Stfu the meme is dead
*takes hat off*
I like you put Minecraft world(Java) in this video. Thanks, Harry Evett!!!
"A lot of planets..."
7:25 *"JAVA MINECRAFT WORLD"*
Edit: Thank you for the masive amount of likes 🐈
Ofc a minecraft world, thats the most important thing :)
Soo Earth In Minecraft Not Cube Or Round But FLAT
wot? LOL
XD
Lol
I love this video so much. As many people have pointed out, the last section is existentially terrifying. Like floating alone in the middle of a huge ocean but times a trillion.
Times a trillion to the power of one billion trillion
... it's eternal.
A trillion doesn't even cover it
@@cayea4076 Acually its 1 Quattuorvigintillion
(No really, that's a number)
I was struggling for a phrase.. "existentially terrifying" is it
@@cayea4076Oh Humans 🙄... No one can leave the Universe, Death is the only Way!!! Finally understood⁉️
7:26 well, didnt expect that one.
Minecraft server bigger than earth lol
Good one!
Lol
Lol
minecraf big world java
no rund but flat