The Deadliest Thing in the Universe

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  • Опубликовано: 22 дек 2024

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  • @sik_music
    @sik_music Год назад +265

    Currently I'm going thru a lot of family problems, career issues and financial issues. I'm trying to distract myself from the anxiety and accidentally discovered this channel. I love the content & adventure in them. Whether it's shower thoughts videos or deep philosophical, keep making em man. Much love buddy!

    • @flower80818
      @flower80818 Год назад +16

      I hope you get through these issues. Life gets better.

    • @silenced._.8969
      @silenced._.8969 Год назад +7

      Things always figure themselves out. It's never worth losing hope. You'll get through it, trust me. The things that make you stressed and make life feel lesser are the things that you can look back on and see the light in your day to day life. Focus on the things that make you happy. We will support you!

    • @urbanshadow777
      @urbanshadow777 Год назад +1

      I'm right there with ya man. Fighting to get over the damage COVID did to me almost 3 years ago and then my back went. Turns out I damaged my sciatic nerve getting up off the toilet... I am unable to go back to work or drive. Times are tough and I hope it gets better. I am gonna be honest channels like this got me through the worst days of COVID where I thought I wasn't gonna make it.

    • @sphyerhd8097
      @sphyerhd8097 Год назад +1

      Don't distract yourself that's not how u solve problems and only shows weakness. Face that mf and take it on

    • @nocturnalsingularity3138
      @nocturnalsingularity3138 Год назад +3

      This too shell pass, right?
      I was locked in "solitary confinement" once, and scratched into the paint on the walls were writings left behind by people who were there before. Surprisingly a lot of poetry. But those words "this too shall pass" were there, and have stuck with me quite massively since. I think those words through every hard time. Whenever I feel the anxiety beginning to swell inside of me, that is when I begin to repeat this too shall pass,. And it does, as long as you are here, and moving forward it always does.

  • @jon2679
    @jon2679 Год назад +192

    Oddly when life really sucks its kinda comforting knowing that in the long run absolutely none of it matters. The best that can be done, is to try and enjoy it while you're here, and try to help others enjoy it along the way.

    • @DollarGeneral_Is_a_Plague
      @DollarGeneral_Is_a_Plague Год назад +13

      That's nihilism, my friend 🙂

    • @SamuelAko
      @SamuelAko Год назад +2

      Yeah, when you fail miserably in a test, it's good to hear that it isn't going to count towards your grade

    • @clintelkins9630
      @clintelkins9630 Год назад +11

      @Dollar General is a Plague optimistic nihilism
      Nihilism: nothing matters :(
      Optimistic nihilism: nothing matters :)

    • @DollarGeneral_Is_a_Plague
      @DollarGeneral_Is_a_Plague Год назад +1

      @@clintelkins9630 I was waiting for someone to call me out on specifics haha I'm an existential myself.

    • @taramaforhaikido7272
      @taramaforhaikido7272 Год назад

      @@clintelkins9630 Misnomer with "Nihilism". Even sadness doesn't matter. It's knowing that ones life can be a lie. So in some ways it can be comforting to know there's nothing and to work up from there.

  • @awaisaurelius6745
    @awaisaurelius6745 Год назад +449

    the most dangerous thing in the universe is consciousness - the realisation that you are capable of creation or destruction by Being the universe.

    • @crazyimaginations1244
      @crazyimaginations1244 Год назад +11

      U mean hummans r their own universe and each body part is a solar system while every organ is a planet idk how to break it down further but I guess blood cells can be astroids

    • @barnacleboi2595
      @barnacleboi2595 Год назад +26

      @@crazyimaginations1244Penis infection.

    • @crazyimaginations1244
      @crazyimaginations1244 Год назад +4

      @@barnacleboi2595 I'm sorry u have that

    • @SamuelAko
      @SamuelAko Год назад +5

      This well might be like prehistoric men saying a bow and arrow is the most dangerous weapon

    • @Sala54321
      @Sala54321 Год назад +1

      This guys last name is Aurelius 😂

  • @swisiestsix2773
    @swisiestsix2773 Год назад +160

    The andromeda galaxy is not 2.5 million kilometers away but 2.5 million light years. Thats a massive difference. Still definitely worth a like though

    • @PaulThompsonPaulyWog
      @PaulThompsonPaulyWog Год назад +17

      I caught that too. Had to watch it again to make sure I heard him correctly.

    • @hingewichsterfick
      @hingewichsterfick Год назад +3

      Yeah, the earth alone is ≈150 million kilometers away from the sun

    • @nathanballentyne
      @nathanballentyne Год назад

      @@PaulThompsonPaulyWog same, but ya more like several trillion miles but i mean same thing right.

    • @ChazV
      @ChazV Год назад

      @@PaulThompsonPaulyWog me too. Twice more.

    • @ChazV
      @ChazV Год назад

      I was thinking that maybe AI wrote the narration? Nah. AI wouldn't make such an error. Or could it?

  • @spyfox260
    @spyfox260 Год назад +19

    The most dangerous thing in the universe is biting into a hot pocket directly out of the microwave.

  • @eirikolsen8213
    @eirikolsen8213 Год назад +62

    Love watching these before bed. Not that the videos makes me sleepy (far from it), they make falling to a deeper state of thinking and imagining. It’s like my basic day to day problems and worries doesn’t mean that much any more..😅
    I appreciate your great work man! The edits were amazing on this one❤️

    • @ApertureThinking
      @ApertureThinking  Год назад +3

      Your support is greatly appreciated, glad to hear your thoughts!

  • @nevar108
    @nevar108 Год назад +33

    I love how you broke it down to "us"... not them.
    We are a single species, but stupidly competative for the same things.
    This video ia a good reminder that all of us are on the same boat flying through space... it sinks, we all go down with it.

    • @ApertureThinking
      @ApertureThinking  Год назад +2

      Thank you for sharing your thoughts.

    • @yes0feet
      @yes0feet Год назад

      That’s an accually good way to put it as

  • @clusterstage
    @clusterstage Год назад +9

    I honestly can't fathom how you write these topics. I'm confused myself on what to write next.
    When I see eloquence and gracefulness of narration like yours, nothing I can do is worth uploading anymore. How you come up with them, and how you present is so poetic, I feel like I'm listening to Carl Sagan's cosmos.

    • @nekeal
      @nekeal Год назад +1

      Agree 👍👍👍

  • @damnn1503
    @damnn1503 Год назад +5

    Your voice is the best ASMR i can search for, and as always great content bud
    Much appreciated

  • @chrisholt5964
    @chrisholt5964 Год назад +15

    Absolutely loved this video! Great narrative and the big reveal at the end was well delivered. Thank you.

  • @iammikig1443
    @iammikig1443 Год назад +5

    I absolutely love this channel, it's seriously one of my favorites, and I'm very grateful for it. Keep up the amazing work and much love!

  • @rhouser1280
    @rhouser1280 Год назад +20

    I think your math is off on how far away Andromeda is. Just a little 😂

  • @JamesFilbird
    @JamesFilbird Год назад +2

    Another thought-provoking video production you produced here. What fascinates me is that hardly anyone is wondering what we're doing on this planet. Most people have accepted the work-eat-entertainment-sleep cycle and have no desire to have a deeper understanding of our purpose in this universe. After watching this video, perhaps it will inspire and compel some of us to crave a real desire and understanding of what our life's purpose is in this universe. Otherwise, what good is it for us to even live if we don't?

    • @leila7524
      @leila7524 Год назад +2

      I agree. When I bring up the science of cosmology with the average person, they think I'm either talking about astrology or makeup. Many aren't even familiar with the word.

  • @daleymiller103
    @daleymiller103 Год назад +6

    These are my favorite type of videos. More of this 🔥

  • @colezimmerman5187
    @colezimmerman5187 Год назад +2

    “Death is not a fearful thing, its living thats treacherous”

  • @taiteakopyte1286
    @taiteakopyte1286 Год назад +4

    Aperture never fails to amaze me.

  • @SMSharesLife
    @SMSharesLife Год назад +1

    Listening to your voice in the cold winter night under the blanket is the best part

  • @kwisin1337
    @kwisin1337 Год назад +12

    Keep up your level of determination, we all enjoy your work. Very well done.

  • @proscon4766
    @proscon4766 Год назад +3

    These videos hit hard absolutely loved it

  • @carveybarends6800
    @carveybarends6800 Год назад +1

    Aperture: “this time our extinction will be by our own hands”
    Me: i love this guy

  • @251sonimarmik6
    @251sonimarmik6 Год назад +5

    As always great video 💗

  • @Imhungry-ug7ke
    @Imhungry-ug7ke Год назад +2

    its so weird how the ,,most intelligent" creations on Earth can be the silliest ones sometimes

  • @abid.a.shahnewaz
    @abid.a.shahnewaz Год назад

    I was from a couple of years ago thinking about making something which at least stands up alone yet aloud in its own voice to raise mass awareness and current affairs which are detrimental to the entire humankind. I intended and planned so many things to pile up the foundation of such a page, channel or media based on any social media platform. But due to the busy life and tight frame of time I couldn't make it. But finally, after stumbling upon your channel and your contents I am really delighted and proud that at least someone from somewhere already took such awareness and Voice raising issues publicly being developed and delivered.
    Keep up your great work and you're an amazing narrator with such a charismatic voice that pulls the audience to listen automatically.
    Yet, I have still few ideas that close in terms of thematic view and concept based ideas and would try to make such outstanding and awareness content like you are doing... certainly won't be able to match your level up but at least try to make something different and let people think and persuade them to question their contemporary belief system and thoughts.
    Best wishes and keep us updated with your such amazing contents!! 💗🙏🏻💗

  • @NooOneSpecial
    @NooOneSpecial Год назад +8

    the andromeda galaxy isn’t 1.55 million miles away. Had to Google it, as the number seemed too short. Did a full double take on it when I first saw it😂

    • @repsaye
      @repsaye Год назад

      yeah I was also confused. 2.5 million lightyears seems a bit more believable lol

  • @SofoArchon
    @SofoArchon Год назад +12

    I don't know what's the most dangerous thing in the universe, but I know for sure what's the most dangerous thing on earth: humanity.

  • @The.Renovator
    @The.Renovator Год назад +2

    Andromeda is 2.5 million LIGHT YEARS away, way larger than 2.5 million kilometers. Mars alone is 225 million kilometers from us.

  • @rezaazengland
    @rezaazengland Год назад

    One of the best by far awakening channel. Watching all the content as much possible. Free your mind! Thanks for the uploads.

  • @divereric
    @divereric Год назад +11

    It's always a good day when Aperture posts his videos.

    • @Fredrickwayde
      @Fredrickwayde Год назад

      You joined RUclips 15 years ago, does it still feel fun to spam?

    • @thomasfholland
      @thomasfholland Год назад +1

      @@Fredrickwayde hay what about me? I joined YT 13 years ago!

    • @ishpeeedy
      @ishpeeedy Год назад +1

      @@thomasfhollandwhat difference do you feel between the RUclips of the past and today ? What was it like years ago ?

    • @divereric
      @divereric Год назад +1

      @@Fredrickwayde lol what?

    • @divereric
      @divereric Год назад +5

      @@ishpeeedy RUclips was more free then. You didn't have the content moderation that you do now. It was a lot of fun. To be honest. A lot of good content came out during that time.

  • @primordialious6945
    @primordialious6945 Год назад +1

    3:55
    The distance from the Earth to the Sun.
    However, the average distance from Earth to the sun is about 93 million miles (150 million kilometers).
    -
    The Distance Light Travels in 1 Hour
    1 Light Hours = 670616629.3844 Miles or 1,079,252,848.8 Kilometers
    -
    You just said it wakes less than 1 hour for Light from the Andromeda Galaxy to reach us.

  • @9_1.1
    @9_1.1 Год назад +2

    the most dangerous thing in the universe is the ability to learn.

  • @bird727
    @bird727 Год назад +4

    hey I assume here 3:56 you mean 2.5 million light years and not 2.5 million kilometers, guess you confused em both while researching

  • @TheXSpitfire
    @TheXSpitfire Год назад +6

    2.5m km is a bit too close for the Andromeda galaxy. It's 2.5 light years away.

    • @Moochaa
      @Moochaa Год назад +1

      2.5 million light years, that is.

    • @TheXSpitfire
      @TheXSpitfire Год назад

      @@Moochaa you are correct.

  • @nicolek4076
    @nicolek4076 Год назад +4

    A lovely video dealing with an unlovely subject. Thank you for your thought and effort in the production qualities. Your films stand out for their quality and thoughtfulness.

  • @mauriciohuerta6415
    @mauriciohuerta6415 Год назад +2

    What's the song or sound track included in this video?

  • @colin310
    @colin310 Год назад +2

    At 3:58 did you mean 2.5 million light years? 2.5 million km’s is basically nothing when the Milky Way is 100K LY lol

  • @emilratzlaff2840
    @emilratzlaff2840 Год назад

    This makes me sad. I'm not some unkowing idiot who has never heard of stuff like this before. But this hits uknow? Aperture has a fantastic way to explain and for some reason. The Earth and our solar system is like our house, home, or home town. Always in our hearts.
    I Hope i never live to leave this place

  • @boofs1
    @boofs1 Год назад

    Its crazy and disturbing but interesting at the same time about this topic, even if it is brought up so much it is still something that will be interesting you go much deeper than I have ever heard and you put lots of effort into these videos.

  • @shayoui
    @shayoui Год назад +1

    imagine that billions of years from now, humans are alive and living on different planets. Imagine that throughout all that time, we eventually forget about our original planet, earth. No one knows where humans came from, just that we exist.

  • @zdowns913
    @zdowns913 Год назад +1

    Love this channel

  • @rebekalabruja
    @rebekalabruja Год назад

    Another amazing video. 🙂

  • @gregoriohb
    @gregoriohb Год назад

    Your voice calms me down.

  • @ranaykelly2801
    @ranaykelly2801 Год назад

    What is the name of the background song in your introductory segment

  • @Argt00
    @Argt00 Год назад

    Hey Aperture, what is the name of the music playing in the background.

  • @penguin_king2759
    @penguin_king2759 Год назад

    I love the introduction of the video

  • @dimosthenistserikis5901
    @dimosthenistserikis5901 Год назад

    Owe inspiring. Amazing video!

  • @laura-r6
    @laura-r6 Год назад

    ur voice is so calming

  • @wanimudabir
    @wanimudabir Год назад +2

    Give me a heart aperture

  • @whytherumgone
    @whytherumgone Год назад +1

    andromeda really is a sneaky bastard. we look away for one second and now its 2.5 million km away, closer than the sun. cant trust galaxys these days smh

  • @frankkay6457
    @frankkay6457 Год назад

    Anyone can make a mistake. But as a science communicator with almost 2 million subs, I'd think you'd addresss the colossal error in confusing kilometers with light-years.

  • @thomasfholland
    @thomasfholland Год назад +1

    Before I watch the whole video I just want to say thanks!

  • @Samirah2003
    @Samirah2003 11 месяцев назад

    I think death has followed me everywhere I go all my life.I met my Grandma's husband minutes after he died in bed.I felt my father as he died even if he was far away from me.Before that I saw him die in front of me,fell from the chair as we called an ambulance,he woke up started walking and acted like nothing happened.I felt a weird feeling in my chest one early morning and unable to breathe,I heard that my cousin died in his sleep when I woke up.My uncle died from cancer 2yrs ago and I was with him for the 48hrs of his death.Saw his eyes,skin change and I can still hear way he was breathing.My Grandma had a heart attack I predicted the day she was going to die because she fell into a coma.I hope I can know before I die so I can tell my kids Goodbye but that will be my only regret honestly.I don't feel scared.

  • @nkosiezikalala5267
    @nkosiezikalala5267 Год назад

    0:00 - 2:30
    Chills

  • @KalokesMysteries
    @KalokesMysteries Год назад

    "Well, Mr. Rainsford. I do hope you're satisfied with your little scientific romp through doomsday scenarios. Now, shall we get on with our game?"
    Rainsford said nothing, but he grinned with childish giddiness at his nemesis, General Zaroff. Armed with nothing but a sharp hunting knife - one of the most simple, primitive human tools in history - he stepped forward to strike.

  • @Bill-hc7tt
    @Bill-hc7tt Год назад +1

    I think you meant that Andromeda is 2.5 million lightyears away from us lol. 2.5 million kilometers is roughly 6 moon distances away.

  • @Qaos
    @Qaos Год назад +1

    never call a threat inescapable, for life's ingenuity is boundless. i'm not saying that someone _will_ find a way to beat entropy, just that i wouldn't be surprised if they do

  • @lancepeterson7997
    @lancepeterson7997 Год назад

    Aperture, please read and make a video about the book "Hot Talk, Cold science" by Fred Singer, an esteemed atmospheric physicist. It's a very important subject.

  • @ethandell9748
    @ethandell9748 Год назад

    Nobody gonna talk about the fact that at 1:34 the screen had animals but he said humans and it kind of messed up my emersion into the story

  • @joshuajones634
    @joshuajones634 Год назад

    One thing that could end humanity is itself.

  • @nerd9347.
    @nerd9347. Год назад

    “This, too, shall pass”.

  • @GunUDwnAt2nd
    @GunUDwnAt2nd Год назад

    3:55 lightyears, not kilometers

  • @Hirukaki
    @Hirukaki Год назад

    at 9:15 "They've located more that 90% of the asteroids...." That makes no sense.... If you have only located 90% of something, you know you haven't located all of them... and if you haven't located all of them, how could you possibly know what percentage of them you have and haven't located?

  • @ultimate3731
    @ultimate3731 Год назад

    I completed my degree, and that was the biggest prank😔

  • @Novastar.SaberCombat
    @Novastar.SaberCombat Год назад +1

    Reflection is key. Nothing you do as an individual truly matters, but you have the possibility to be a part of something much larger. Unfortunately, that requires REFLECTION. By default, humanity is terrible at that. Especially due to mankind's distractions, arrogance, violence, and insane pettiness in seeking both monetary gain and physical toys/stuff--both of which are just as temporal as organic bodies.
    🐲✨🐲✨🐲✨
    "Before I start, I must see my end. Destination known, my mind's journey now begins. Upon my chariot, heart and soul's fate revealed. In Time, all points converge; hope's strength, resteeled. But to earn final peace at the universe's endless refrain, we must see all in nothingness... before we start again."
    🐲✨🐲✨🐲✨
    --Diamond Dragons (series)

  • @takenname8053
    @takenname8053 Год назад

    VERY NICE

  • @glebvaluev8606
    @glebvaluev8606 Год назад

    The distance between Andromeda and Milky Way are 2 and a half million LIGHT YEARS from each other, not kilometers.

  • @Legio__X
    @Legio__X Год назад

    3:56 Andromeda is 2.5 Million Lightyears away not 2.5 Million Kilometers. Great video tho 👍🏻

  • @Hawkenshmire
    @Hawkenshmire Год назад

    Strange matter is up there too

  • @christopherleubner6633
    @christopherleubner6633 Год назад +3

    A gamma ray burst did blast out planet in 2013. It came from the sun facing side and was so bright that it destracted several people driving. The sky had whispy brown clouds and an odd greenish glow for a couple days afterwards. The main effect was the sun felt very harsh and the weather was kooked for about 3 years afterwards. Very few people knew it happened. 🤔

  • @weareorigin
    @weareorigin Год назад

    Human greed, very dangerous thing in the universe.

  • @yaasinm
    @yaasinm Год назад +3

    This video should’ve been at least 1 hour.

  • @Matthaeus0
    @Matthaeus0 Год назад

    I don’t know, I think super volcanoes are even scarier.

  • @Trimentional2
    @Trimentional2 Год назад +2

    The Andromeda is 2.5 million Light years away not 2.5 million km

  • @davidmedrano978
    @davidmedrano978 Год назад

    Saw that one coming

  • @MD-zm6sn
    @MD-zm6sn Год назад

    Then there’s the death of freedom which is significantly easier to accomplish for essentially the same result.

  • @netosampaio8548
    @netosampaio8548 Год назад

    "The galaxies, though spread apart, will hild together". Not true in an ever expanding universe. Everything will be ripped apart, as space expands.

  • @blobbertower9827
    @blobbertower9827 Год назад

    We are, as far as we know so far, the most intelligent species to ever exist this year. I'm sure we'll survive, if only for another fifth of a second

  • @tokinho_qwerty
    @tokinho_qwerty Год назад

    the second half of this video is exactly like lemmino's

  • @joseMgarcia0711
    @joseMgarcia0711 Год назад

    Humanity seems too overconfident in my opinion. We live in a time of abundance, yet the times of famine and plague are just one random event away that we really have no way of predicting or stopping. I think humanity will be alive for a long time but not forever.

  • @isaackromer970
    @isaackromer970 Год назад +1

    I am the dangr
    -Water wite

  • @thnkwthprtls4541
    @thnkwthprtls4541 Год назад +2

    Not to be that guy, but Andromeda is 2.5M ly away, not miles. Love the video though

  • @atlaswastakenistaken
    @atlaswastakenistaken Год назад

    Offtopic, but
    4:49 haha car

  • @moemia902
    @moemia902 Год назад

    BTW Andromeda is not 2.5 million Kilometers from its 2.5 million Light Years away (230 trillion Kilometers)

  • @arielmalsireal5453
    @arielmalsireal5453 Год назад

    They Said Black Hole Is Not Dangerous Until It Wasn't

  • @zakaroony1
    @zakaroony1 Год назад

    The andromeda galaxy is 2.5Million light years away, not kilometres*** That would mean the whole galaxy is little further than the James Webb telescope

  • @Aldgri
    @Aldgri Год назад +2

    Imagine being the last generation of humans or one of them, and you find out your planet is literally dying, about to die, or is on its last legs.

    • @kissthesky40
      @kissthesky40 Год назад

      Ask a leftard.

    • @towoaster653
      @towoaster653 Год назад +2

      some of us don’t have to imagine unfortunately

  • @quezknight8853
    @quezknight8853 Год назад

    God. Video done.

  • @RULINGCHAOS666
    @RULINGCHAOS666 Год назад

    You said "considering how unstable our climate is"... How exactly is it unstable?

  • @nerd9347.
    @nerd9347. Год назад

    Dude. Meta!

  • @amirbahalegharn365
    @amirbahalegharn365 Год назад

    you missed AI as in singularity (even in a child mode and not mature which is more dangerous with it's such capable own power)

  • @shotbypdot
    @shotbypdot Год назад

    Andromeda is 2.5 million light years away.

  • @JackSparrow-nw1eg
    @JackSparrow-nw1eg Год назад

    Melody sheep ? time lapse of the future ?

  • @dino575
    @dino575 Год назад

    good video again but "The andromeda galaxy 2.5 million kilometers away" .... ? ? ?

  • @tanglestone2967
    @tanglestone2967 Год назад +2

    It's America of course.

  • @virgil8837
    @virgil8837 Год назад

    if all we see in the universe is energy , and energy cant die only to be transformed how the hell the big freeze will happen?

  • @jarse1991
    @jarse1991 Год назад

    You've been watching Vsauce, haven't you?

  • @leviwoodruff9292
    @leviwoodruff9292 Год назад +1

  • @kalraboy2698
    @kalraboy2698 Год назад

    Is it just me Or everyone feels weird about this that on one hand we are searching and inventing for such problems and then there are the topics such as poverty family problems career problems and all isn't it weird why can't we humans collectively focus towards building a better world for ourselves why?

  • @khaziayin
    @khaziayin Год назад +2

    the clock's 90 seconds to midnight now, in large part due to the war in Ukraine

  • @BenjaminSelinger
    @BenjaminSelinger Год назад

    Er. Andromeda is 2.5 million light years, not km :p.

  • @jacotromp59581
    @jacotromp59581 Год назад +2

    I always wondered, if the universe spontaneously began from a big bang in literally seconds, why can't it end just so quickly? We keep believing the universe still have billions of years to go, but what if it ended ina second?

    • @simon4life764
      @simon4life764 Год назад

      Why would the universe not exist for some more billions of years? It has persisted for some 14 billion years or so. The chance that the universe will end very soon is low.