HOW THE UNIVERSE IS WAY BIGGER THAN YOU THINK | Reaction!
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Damn, it's gonna be hard to get those infinity stones...
Just imagine a real thanos
@@wisespidey there actually might be one, in one of the many advanced galaxies
@@rufusmassey899 I swear
So let's go to vormir
Bradley it was just a joke stop being so bitchy
I assume someone has already told you, but just in case, yes. When we look T the universe we're literally looking at the past each lightyear represents a whole year that that light took to find us. When we see something let's say 100 light-years away we are looking at something the way it was 100 years ago.
We know
@@iamalive2826 well it's a good thing I wasn't talking to you or anyone else that already knows then.
@@Finn_Anwarunya we know
@@Finn_Anwarunya bro im not sure you know what light years are. A light year is the distance light will travel in 1 earth year. So 100 light years is more like 1.5 million years on earth
@@mickeydooley2230 not sure if you're trolling or not, but if not you might want to rethink that comment.
Carl Sagan's "Pale Blue Dot" monologue never fails to get me emotional.
It sucks
All he did was state the truth. You must not enjoy the truth huh @nordskyrim6312
Literally everything that happened in my life and some of the things I've ever seen is just in that speck of dust in the open universe. Think about that monologue.
@@nkacey2000Yeah but it drags on for light years.
What Jade has said about Anti-Satellite missile strike from India is completely wrong. India didn't create 40% more debris... India's contribution to all the debris in space is around 0.77%.
About International Space Station, no, there was no threat to ISS from India's anti-satellite test.
She is probably mis-remembering the 40% number which was actually the risk probability figure coming in news article, 44% to be more accurate.
It is mentioned that the probability of debris hitting ISS has increased by 44%. You have to calculate the risk probability mathematically. It is "increase in %age" not actual probability. It is calculated from initial probability. It doesn't mean that now there is a 44% chance of a debris hitting the ISS. The previous probability was 1 in 10000, now you can calculate the current probability 1.44 in 10000 it is still very very small.
Their is a protocol to safely maneuver the ISS in case when the probability of hitting a debris increases more than 1 in 10000. So the fact that after 5 weeks of the ASAT launch, no such maneuver is needed yet, means that the probability of a debris hitting the ISS is even less than 1 in 10000.
Ha bhai mujhe bhi gussa aa gaya... Meine bhi comment kiya hei iske bareme. Tum us articles ko padho.
Indophobia: The Real Elephant in the Living Room (by Vamsee Juluri)
www.huffpost.com/entry/indophobia-the-real-eleph_b_415237
Using lies to foster anti indian sentiment (by Don Tennant) www.itbusinessedge.com/cm/blogs/tennant/using-lies-to-foster-anti-indian-sentiment/?cs=41165
Wow you guys are so smart. I can even be bothered to read this.
@@aayushkumar6955 you think this is a joke?
@@indrajitmajumdar8590 No bro
True, most of the debris are almost burned up.
I love seeing people actually thinking and making sense on their own.
hey Jaby, about the question "why would a country shoot its own missile in the space and create debris?",
usually, all the big nations today have the tech to send its own satellites in space and they can easily equip it with military equipment, like installing missiles on those satellites so that they can attack any location from space, or to spy on enemy countries during war.
Therefore, every powerful nation out there needs to have the tech to destroy these satellites if needed. USA, Russia, China, many others and now India has it too.
That's how the West reports it to them.....
@@rahulray9983 I know that he knows USA and many other countries have done it.
I don't think he is biased about why India did it. He was just wondering why would anybody create debris by shooting a satellite and my answer was to clarify that.
War, war and war. A tiny spec and all fukcin idiotic nations can only think of war and weapons. There'll never be "peace." It's just the Doomsday clock that's ticking but no Ozymandias around.
Its not ok to create space debris intentionally . It's worst thing to do , India not even able to track these tiny space debris
How are people not seeing the HUGE CONTRADICTION in those videos and scales presented?
HOW do the scientist know what is further away than the voyager 1 space probe???
Its absurd. Yes i know the voyager 1 space probe can see also far away ,but it definitely can't see outside our galaxy etc....
Sow how can they even say what is out there?
Its like with all those BLACK HOLE VIDEOs.. A REAL BLACK HOLE has not been discovered... scientists only are GUESSINg because of certain calculations but in terms of EVIDENCE they have none.
THERE'S ACTUALLY NO REAL EVIDENCE for BLACK HOLEs other than calculations.
It was an anti satellite missile testing. India did it for first time, China had dinner it 2-3 times but US has done this multiple times. It increases space debris by 40% only for 21 days. As being on low altitude after that time they burn off.
Jade had a good point tho,..the galaxies colliding may not have us colliding with soenthing initially but it’s the gravitational pull of everything colliding with each other that will throw everything off,..think about it in a small space scale of the earth revolves around the sun, imagine another sun and its planets crossing its axis so earth pulls to this larger stars gravity enough to pull it out of orbit which would kill every living thing and send most of the planets in our system out of orbit of the sun, so it is total ahnialation .
Most of the theories I’ve heard from astronomers and even NASA state that the collision of the Milky Way and Andromeda will likely be a very underwhelming event, for our solar system anyways. More of a slow transition than a cataclysmic event where the only real noticeable change will be a brighter and different night sky due to the exponentially more stars and gases present. Of course the sun will be a Red Giant by the time this occurs but our solar system will change very little.
more likely no one on earth, could they theoretically exist for the entire event, would notice anything but a changing pattern of stars in the sky. The space between objects in a galaxy is so unimaginably vast, that the gravitational effects on individual objects would be imperceptible.
I mean, we are still talking about such massive distances, that even if our solar system goes into an apeshit orbit, it may still survive the entire process mostly intact.
How are people not seeing the HUGE CONTRADICTION in those videos and scales presented?
HOW do the scientist know what is further away than the voyager 1 space probe???
Its absurd. Yes i know the voyager 1 space probe can see also far away ,but it definitely can't see outside our galaxy etc....
Sow how can they even say what is out there?
Its like with all those BLACK HOLE VIDEOs.. A REAL BLACK HOLE has not been discovered... scientists only are GUESSINg because of certain calculations but in terms of EVIDENCE they have none.
THERE'S ACTUALLY NO REAL EVIDENCE for BLACK HOLEs other than calculations.
In reality, the chance of something coming close enough to throw the orbit off is tiny.
What really happens is the huge gas clouds/nebula that have not produced stars in a long time due to being too sparse mingle with each other and through gravitational pull/turbulence suddenly start spawning LOADS of new stars.
Provided you don't get hit by the dense middle of the other galaxy and become part of the accretion disk for one of the black holes, Galaxy collisions result in LOADS of new stars being formed and a few stars being flung off into the depths of space via gravitational slingshots, but this is less common than the stars forming.
fun fact
we're closer to the observable universe in size compared to the smallest thing in the universe
are quarks on a human body smaller in size to us to scale than a human is to the observable Universe?
Are you referring to protons, neutrons, or electrons.
@@davidharrison3711 smaller
How are people not seeing the HUGE CONTRADICTION in those videos and scales presented?
HOW do the scientist know what is further away than the voyager 1 space probe???
Its absurd. Yes i know the voyager 1 space probe can see also far away ,but it definitely can't see outside our galaxy etc....
Sow how can they even say what is out there?
Its like with all those BLACK HOLE VIDEOs.. A REAL BLACK HOLE has not been discovered... scientists only are GUESSINg because of certain calculations but in terms of EVIDENCE they have none.
THERE'S ACTUALLY NO REAL EVIDENCE for BLACK HOLEs other than calculations.
@@ГлебХарюшин-э3г he's referring to a plank length
The man is living his life.
Go outside maybe you will too.
@@SonOfIzalith you found the comment nine months later
imagine how short feel an ant 😂😂
Hahahaha what about bacteria😂😂😂
What about atom
What about querks particles ...they make up electrons ..😂😂😂😂
@@ashishsingh-nf1ey it is but we still consider atom the smallest for the simplicity... But when you study Higher you get the quirky stuff..
@@RainingSaturn yep I know ....
The fact alone that we can see the same distance on all sides says it all. We cant see further yet but it obvious that the universe is massively bigger than we think it is.
Yes, we’re self aware of this fact and yet some people still believe their struggles are the most significant thing and other believe everything revolves around them when they aren’t as significant as a spec of dust
What!?
Just because the universe is so big doesn’t make us insignificant. For all we know we’re extremely lucky for the planet we have and it’s the only habitable one out there (100% sure we’re not). But we’re just as much a part of this universe as a star or an ant
@@chrislloyd2589 2trillion galaxies each galaxy having an average of 200billion planets
Yea there's 0% chance we are alone
@@eyesmouth2138 That statement is simply not true. As long as we haven't found any other life, saying that there is a 0% chance that we're alone is just silly.
@@ICinnamonI yea lets wait and see
Im a Science student..not of Astrophysics but still...I really enjoyed your discussions afterwards...keep doing more sciences stuffs if you can... You earned a sub...
That video you talked about at the end gave me existential crisis🤐😂
The saddest thing for me is we will never know what's out there 😢
I'm sure there are alien species out there thinking the same thing.
Don't doubt our species yet, we may move up on the civilisation scale one day.....1000s of years from now
@@yellow_flash813 yeah I agree on that maybe if humans don't go in conflict and focus more in collaboration and building new technologies we may be will become TYPE-1 Civilization one day, But I am talking about us "WE" Who are existing now that we will never know what's out there.
@@SameerSamon ahh i see,I thought you were talking about our species as a whole 😂. Yea, that's quite unfortunate that we will never know 😔
What really sad is we human killing each other for this small atom earth.
Jade wright is sitting right of him
Me: this puts a smile in my face.
Something i liked when i read and i don't remember where, was someone saying that since we are made of the same stuff of the universe, maybe the universe created us just to be aware of itself, and it was kinda cool, but at the same time knowing how insignificant we are is just breathtaking
Cutie on the left looks like she really doesn't wanna be there lol
You should have watched "VFX Artist reveals the true scale of the universe".
In that video scale is locked so you get the most accurate representation of the size of universe.
What if it all comes full circle, we could be particles to something gigantic. We could be the things that they would call atoms.
exactly my thought
Holy shit that's blowing my mind rn
YES! This is something I’ve always pondered. Looking at both Relativity and Quantum Mechanics, the one true agreeable facet is that, in the most horribly basic terms, everything very tiny seems to look EXACTLY like everything very large. The layout and behavior of atoms VERY closely resembles the layout and behaviors of planets and galaxies, the fibrous weave of brain neurons seems to look INSANELY similar to the fibrous weave of galaxy superclusters. Hell, out own cells are tiny living creatures inside of a much larger creature...maybe we are are just tiny cells inside a much larger creature. The universe? God? Who knows, but it's just fascinating to think about the possibilities, no matter how absurd. Thank you for sharing your thoughts! 🙂
Or, to quote
“Adventure Time”:
“Oh my Glob! Everything small is just a small version of something big, and everything big is just a big version of something small!!!”
😊
n00b
People have been thinking that forever.
The girl on the left is sooooo sleepy hahaha
this remind me Interstellar 🤔
Great movie
This is probably my favourite video to lessen my Anxiety. Whenever I have one of those moments, I try to remember just how small Earth is and that things I worry about are so insignificant in the grand scheme of things.
Please react to more such videos or article etc, this was Awesome!💯
well I just love space and beyond more particularly about super novas, black holes, white holes, pulsor, dark matters and the future humanity, thanks jaby
This video is awesome!
I'm glad you reacted to this one!
Thank you😊🙏
I really love the way jaby says .." bananas in the pajamas".....ultimate fun
Finally somebody who watched the video and didn't pause or talk over it.
Congrats on 100k 😁😁😁
The girl on the left..her reaction to the video: 🙂😐😐🙂😄😐😐
10:10 That sound scared the crap out of me !!!!!
The space between electrons or protons in atoms being similar to planets orbits in solar systems is indeed Cap 🧢 my friend. I love your enthusiasm in Astronomy, keep it Alive!
how do you know its cap?
@@eatinsomtin9984 google it :)
@@cathyinfall for the record I learned that in physics class not on google. Im just telling him to google it because I'm not going to waist my time on a stupid question. Do you have a problem with that ?
@@JBragason no I just wanted to tell him to Google it too
I’m pretty sure electrons don’t even have defined orbits, something about probability clouds or something.
i naturally cry when i hear or read about the universe and galaxies and its greatness , its amazing and also it makes every thing on our home planet more simple , when we think about how big is the entire universe we could be careless about our prides and our ambitions and being enemy to each other and every war and every effort to have more power over each other seems silly !!!
I guess once humans crack the mystery about dark matter , we will hopefully be able to leverage it to travel even faster. There are only so many resources you can use from this tiny beautiful home called earth, the only real puzzle humanity should focus on solving is the giant universe.
I just hate the fact that no matter how much we try, we will never succeed in exploring even a fraction of our galaxy. Heck, I'll be amazed if we ever go to two other planets physically before we blow ourselves up.
JADE WRIGHT INDEED.....SHE IS ALSO ON UR RIGHT .... :) HEHEHEHEHE
She is 😋😋😍
You should watch cosmos(a spacetime Odyssey) ....It's a great series by nat geo
Damnnnn jabby be pulling! 😂
There are lots to discover or something out there discover us first.
i just want to say that both u girls look absolutely lovely
12:21 yes when you look at a star you're looking at the star as it was years to hundreds of years ago. The farthest thing you can see with the naked eye is the Andromeda Galaxy. Even then you can't see it very well you have to be in a very dark conditions and it's very dim. It is 2 million light years away so you're looking at an object as it was 2 million years ago.
Jaby astrology is not voodoo. It’s a science we cant prove yet completely
Universe is my favroute Topic.Never get tired of this.Can watch whole day about universe.
Jaby being a smart arse at the few starting mins of the video reminds me ..when i was an annoying student when the teacher starts to explain..
You are right Jaby, observing different parts of galaxy or universe, in general, we are looking at different time zone. The universe is under accelerated expansion ever since Big Bang (Hate that word). So the farther you look, the younger the universe you are looking at. Because it takes millions or billions of years for light to reach us, our observations of faraway galaxies are from the time when they were closer and younger.
With all do respect both girls are very beautiful
Congratulations🎉🎊 JABY for 100k
you should react to if you jump into jupiter or into black hole
The brunette on the left is absolutely dreamy !
She looks like she dont understand anything about what is being said 😂
Does he own the both
Man, Jaby I am so proud of you. You definitely know your astronomy if you have heard of the Great Sloan Wall.
Congrats on 100k!
Hey jaby, thank you for reacting to this, I wouldn't have seen it on my own
Must be a good scientific vid with so many scientists lol
We're not alone.
@Jaby react space videos from melodysheep.. their videos about time and universe are super incredible.
All this universe, all this infinite size and infinite probabilities for resulting in a miracle on a tiny tiny tiny blue point : The amazing beauty of the girl on the left ! ------ ------- But more seriously, its nice to see folks reacting like me, and when you have your ''Big'' problem(s) in life, just go see that video and you will find out than your problem(s) is/are not so important.
So Multi verse is totally possible.
The whole universe could be just a speck of dust on a giant policeman’s uniform
I am impressed by Jade's comments. More than just a pretty face.
Watch it all on ....Jaby and the Chicks!
Hey jaby u should definitely check out an explanation on new blackhole image. They explained it very clearly.
I watched quite a few people reacting to this or similar videos, and you guys rock. You actually understood what he is talking about, unlike others who were simply lost within 2 minutes. Good job! 👍
It made me wonder when people get lost at how mars is so close but far. How are people forgetting sometimes we are on the same side of the sun at the same time...and sometimes the opposite.
Omg it’s jade again 😍😍😍😍
Jaby: feeling small now
After seeing a stand-up by Abhishek upamanyu on cosmos " jab itna he dhundne Ko tho rehne do na 😂😂😂 "
The brunette is smokin lol. Loved the video as it’s my favourite topic
This is such a great reaction!! You should also consider the video The History of the World I guess. It is very entertaining!!!
Despite everything, we are explorers by nature. Who wants to do star trek for real?
And somehow someway if we don't destroy ourselves we will. But that would literally take a mass change of thought from the people as a whole and the government's who run the world.
To answer your question at 12: 34, yes.
Imagine its 12:00 pm and you see a star from which it takes light 60 minutes to reach you. That means what you are seeing at 12:00 is not actually the star at 12:00 but the star at 11:00.
It's fascinating to think about the fact that what you are looking of is a spectrum of history when you look up into the sky.
These astrophysics videos make me say only one thing Everytime I see them, "We Don't Matter".
U should have uploaded this video on jaby koay channel , we indians would love to them there
11:45+ Hell yeah it's hard, that's why it took us hundrds if not thousands of years to figure all this out.
Like Neil D says something along the lines of "...maybe to compensate for the fact that any one of us is too stupid to figure this all out".
xD
there's one person who know what exists beyond the observable universe, that's Captain Marvel and she flies there regularly to save the people who live there, that's why she's so busy.
When watching something like this it's hard to believe that people don't think there isn't any other intelligent life out there. How could there not be?
The video you keep referring to, where it zooms out to show the Macro Universe and Zooms back in to the person’s eye to show the Micro scale of objects, I believe is called ‘The third eye’
Next : How Deep Ocean Is
When I tell people I practice amateur astronomy they asked me what sign I am 😅
Our Indian astronomer recently discover a supercluster which is known as Swarswati Supercluster one of the biggest supercluster we still know,normally like our laniaka or other supercluster may content 2 or 3 local group of cluster but this Swarswati Supercluster is content with 42 clusters ,can u believe this ,how big it is 😨😨
Jaby plz react to The timelapse of the entire Universe and timelapse of the future of the universe. It is one of the best video, visually as well as it's audio. You would totally be intrigued by the video.
Universe : the most tiny and the most giant thing ever yup thts how it works
History of the entire world... do it... its an awesome video
Damn, I would love for you to check out "Time lapse of the future". It's a lengthy watch but it's completely worth it. It's won a few awards for it's incredibly cinematic exploration of the life of the universe. You probably won't read this but I would love for you to experience that video and I'll get some nice reactions to watch too!
Every single night we look out at the night sky and the stars were reviewing that as a kaleidoscope of history every single different star is a different age compared to what it is when we're looking at it
That thought that humans can never reach to an exoplanet scares me..
Jaby react to history of almost everything
I believe in aliens more than I will ever do in religion 😅
What's the difference.
Jade a whole ass baddie
You are not off, when you thought the travel time of messages between earth and Mars was 5 minutes.
When the two are the closest to each other, the message would take a little under 4 minutes.
At the furthest distance, it's over 25 minutes.
My boi jaby wit the ladies
Where we are...! ohh my god......!!
Jaby you should react to how the ocean is way deeper than you think video. That one is interesting as well.
hay do "History of the entire world, i guess" its so entertaining
You can't use vacuum in space. It itself is one!
Girl on the right checked out near the very start of the video, girl on the left at least kept cycling back in and out.
Lol 😂
ISS is at geosynchronous orbit and India shoot down satellite at lower earth orbit , so ISS will not get damaged.
Te envidio, que hermosas chicas.
Jaby to tell you the truth, inside of an atom is vastly different from the solar system.
Red and white is the dress code😂
9:58 "That's banana's, Jesus Cries".
I guess red and white is the theme today