REACTION NEW TIMELAPSE OF THE FUTURE BY MELODYSHEEP
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- Опубликовано: 28 мар 2019
- Hey guys, this has been requested by many people after I reacted to Melodysheep's first video Timelapse of the Universe. This one is much longer but both are very interesting. Let me know what you guys think. LIKE and SUBSCRIBE if you are ENTERTAINED!!!
Orginal Video by melodysheep:
• TIMELAPSE OF THE FUTUR...
I love how this guy keeps holding on to hope throughout the video that the universe will restart and come back to life lol.
It would be pretty happy ending, unfortunately not a realistic one. Entropy can not be reversed :(
I literally thought the same thing, the whole time I'm like ok here it comes!! Boom the universe is saved.... Oh wait just bleek n utter despair
You might be irredeemable
@@mrbutterworthsjournal1101 I love your name. Just had to say that lol
@@ViewMastersReactions FeelsBadMan for you XD. Yeeeeee usually people end up depressed when they look at the evidence of realities end, one thing they should have mentioned though is the theories based on already existing stuff like the higgs field. Lets start off with the higgs boson, this gives things mass (that we of course discovered already) which creates a higgs field which fun fact also helps create the weak nuclear force through decay, but when the universe continues expanding and accelerating considering there is already pairs of particles and antiparticles popping in and out of existence ahnilating eachother creating an average vacuum energy creating virtual particles and allowing for particles like the higgs boson to create a field. This means we can use other fields energy as a guage as in what might cause rapid change in even the fundementals of the universe and even its physics, since similar to the higgs field helping other fields create physics they are all inter related and co exist. Good information for you though because the higgs field is often found to have more energy then is needed in it putting the whole vacuum of space in a metastable state, this means as this acceleration continues eventually it starts pulling hard enough to lower the higgs field energy enough to by reducing the amount of other higgs particles they can interact with over time which causes a collapse of the higgs field changing physics but also releasing so much energy into space it rapidly accelerates expansion pulling particle and antiparticle pairs apart as another inflation or a new big bang (higgs field giving rise to evidence of the theory of eternal inflation bassicly). This makes it potentialy a forever lasting cycle of creation and destruction, cause as we find with different infinite decimals being smaller or larger then eachother similarly changing the physics changes whatever set quantity the average vacuum sits at which will take an infinite amount of time to get to a true 0, bassicly similar to quantum fields being interdependent, physics and the concept of infinite coincide being interdependent changing the plancks constant and etc..... making it so ever single collapse might not instantly round down to 0 as a true vacuum when the field collapses, it just collapses an infinitely smaller energy quantity like 0.00000...(infinite amount of 0s)...01 or a infinitely smaller metastable field, allowing for eternal inflation. This eternal inflation if created by the higgs field collapse or other field collapses as i said, this means we can use the metastable fields (the higgs field) consistent energy depletion rate to figure out the amount of time it will take and it will be in another 10e+500 years (10 with 500 0s behind it), which makes since why he didn't show it, but he should have mentioned it still because this video only went ~10e+100 years (10 with 100 0s behind it) meaning it would for sure be impossible to show because this ~30 minute video would be 10e+100 times longer then (10 with 100 0s behind it). Sooooo, you have hope only in the more theoretical realm though which is less probable and can easily change though. Heck even if that doesn't happen we realized the potential poincare reasurance time of (time it takes for all quantum states in the universe to run all opperations before repeating, or time it will take to make a new big bang 100% based on the most tested and proven theory quantum mechanics) is ~10^10^10^10^2.08 years which is an insane amount of time like waa..(with and unimaginable amounts of A's)...aaaaay beyond even the previous time i stated, heck if you want an idea how large it is writen on paper with the same e+ notation to show how many 0s is behind the previouse number is so rediculous imma put it as a seperate comment so you don't have multiple pages of 0s to scroll by just by reading this and only if you want to.
Well... At least the cameraman survived...
The cameraman is clearly a god or thee god.....or just very resilient
ViewMasters Reactions the cameraman is clearly inside a giant Nokia 3310 making as a planet.
I do lucid dreaming, so I dreamt of being an immortal who just floats in the infinite space while the universe around me died. Imagine being there for all those trillions^trillion years, floating, unable to change anything.
Jaan Haagdorens HAAHAHHAHAAH
Did u know imagination?
everything dies, even time...
there's something so comforting about that.
Yet so scary and terrifying.
Time doesn't die. It just becomes meaningless at that stage.
To have time, you need to measure some change, some difference. While past, present and future all look exactly the same, time itself just becomes meaningless.
@@_Killkor yeah I know, it was more of a figure of speech. because time has lost meaning, and that there would be no different if it were or were not there- it may as well be dead.
If we got 500 zillion years til the end then I'm just more concerned with what's up with the afterlife at this point lol much more impactful to my lifetime haha
Even the concept of death 'dies'
"Well that's depressing."
Everyone's reaction. 😂
I disagree, I think its amazing. I also think that although improbable, life may find a way to create such a child universe with similar conditions to our own. If survival of the fittest takes effect in that sense, it isn't incomprehensible that universes may eventually become more hospitable over the course of an unimaginable amount of time. Imagine a civilization a billion trillion trillion trillion trillion trillion trillion trillion trillion trillion trillion trillion trillion trillion trillion trillion trillion trillion trillion trillion trillion years old, hopping from one universe to the next, creating new ones. These could already exist if the more speculative parts of this future are true.
@Zerebrat Eightyseven What would blow my mind would be the things that they understand about the universe that they consider fundamental laws. Imagine a law of physics that doesn't exist. Now imagine ten more. Impossible right? maybe not.
I think it's kinda cool actually. It's like an everlasting sleep for the universe, kinda like nirvana in Buddhism
Actually not should be depressing.
Here is quite nice video about black hole farming civilisation (100% digital of course, not biological), which could run trillions of trillions simulations of sentient beings simultaniously on single... er, server, which would be emulation of whole universe, I think, for eternity (from our perception of time). Imagine Matrix-like simualtion, but every person could be demigod-ruler on whole virtual personal planet... for eternity.
ruclips.net/video/Pld8wTa16Jk/видео.html
From point of viev of that hypothetical basically immortal beings - our 14 billions of univerce could is less than a second for ordinary human.
I depends... Person who is aware and acceptant of his/her mortality will most likely be... Happy? Comforted? This emotion is hard to define. We know our universe clock, and thus we may take things more courageus.
11:03 "But I feel like a lot of that is speculation"
Well yeah, but so is the theory of gravity. It's all an educated guess - it's just that the people guessing are very very educated in the field. If you know the principles of how a star works, and you have millions of different kinds of stars in the sky to look at and examine - small and big, young and old - you can get a pretty good idea of how they're born, how they live, how they get old, and how they die. And it's not hard then to estimate when and how the existing stars will all die and no new ones will possibly be created. And we have a pretty good idea of how black holes behave too, so we can estimate that as well. And protons. Individually they are logical predictions from what we know, and when you combine all of it you simply get a surprising picture of the whole.
I definitely dig taking what we know n expanding it towards the future. It's cool to converse n looks beautiful, I just think that with the advances in technology things will be better so different in 100 years that we could do something to counter act some things n then there is always the chance of alien intelligence to change it all
Exactly. We dont know what Gravity is. we just know it exists haha.
You're getting confused by the word theory there mate. Learn what it actually means.
@@ViewMastersReactions You can't predict what weather will be two weeks for now but you can certainly predict that you'll be dead 250 years from now. It's not about the time spans it's all about the variables. You have certain arbitrary laws like gravity, dark energy, hawking radiation ect. that let you paint a very accurate overall prediction.
Now you can't say this black hole will die in 350 trillion years but you can say that if this black hole doesn't receive any additional matter during that timeframe it will die. You can't possibly predict the distribution of all matter but you give an estimate regarding it's spread and therefor give a percentual estimate of a given amount of matter hitting that black hole during that timeframe.
To say this as simple as possible: Let's say the probbabilty of the a given black hole to be dead in 100 million triollion years is 50%, in 200 million trillion years it's 90% in 300 million trillion years 99,9% ect. until we reach trillion trillion years, it's still not 100% but it's just that close that at this point we can use this to make very reliable predictions
By the way every single event listed, especially the decay of individual particals is based on probabbility. So even in trillion trillion trillion trillion trillion trillion trillion trillion trillion trillon entropy could still not be at the max level we just now that it eventually will reach it and the presented timestamps in the video are simple best estimates we can give at this point.
Whoever took their time to read this: I thank you.
This guy gets it.
My hope is that dark energy somehow weakens and creates a “Big Crunch.” Restarting time itself back to the Big Bang.
Yeah I agree, the dark matter angle could change everything
I don't know man I think I'd rather figure out a way to escape it if possible lol
That’s the big bounce
We'll be all dead before this century ends. Keep it real people 🥳
Slim chances
You asked "how does one predict that far into the future?" It's all math. The boat loads of mathematical measurements we have of physics and the natural world just get extrapolated into really really big numbers.
I still think technological advances could change everything or if we figure out what is dark matter n it alters the scope.
The universe is all numbers. Everything is numbers. Pay attention to them. The universe will tell u things through numbers
@@ViewMastersReactions Sorry mate, but as a scientist (biology, but I have interest in many fields, space is a long love of mine) I can tell you the models we are using right now are not complete - but *are* extremely reliable and accurate. We have a periodic table of the elements that allowed us to accurately predict the existence of elements that had not been discovered and even predicted their properties based on the model it presented. The model of sub-atomic physics was yet to be written so our understanding of atoms was different from what it is now (since we are able to actually detect individual atoms of certain scales using electron microscopy and I believe there was a light technique that used a fancy trick to individually photograph an atom).
Now understanding how atoms really work means we understand how nuclear decay, radiation, subatomic particles and their classifications - and with the standard model as it stands now, we even have sub-sub-atomic particles that make up the Neutrons and Protons and Electrons and everything else in between. None of this made the periodic table less accurate, but we did gain a lot from understanding this stuff (nuclear power and nuclear bombs are examples - radiometric dating and countless full body scanners (MRI, CAT, PET - used in modern hospitals use these rules and concepts to show us the inside of someone's body without having to cut them open) so the prospects that with just the tiny bit of matter we do know about are already pretty close to what someone from 100 or 200 years ago might've called magic.
Then Astronomy shows us the universe and it shows us that gravity works and a lot of other things are going on that we'd rather like to get to know. The potential of these new concepts could be anything from letting us manipulate the universe itself on the scale of gods or it could be useless (it being so far away doesn't help - but we make plasma and antimatter on earth so *shrugs*). All I know as a scientist is that this is not magic - in fact I believe Exurb1a said it very well...
ruclips.net/video/qE0UimODxNg/видео.html
There is no way I can predict what we will know in a few decades, yet alone by the end of my career - and I am hopeful that we'll figure something out, but don't forget, scientists aren't magic, just people like you that took to investigating nature and using the scientific method. I suppose it's just a little weird being the scientist because you're expected to have all the answers - and here's the thing, we don't know much, we're just good at finding stuff out. We're not miracle workers, we just tried to understand and work with nature, *because hers is the only game in town.*
@@widget3672 A periodic table that's incomplete. Element 115 was hidden fron the public for dozens of years. The Master Game has already been won. The elites win. We will not leave this solar system as long as we stay as the puppets.
@@_vakas I've never worked at CERN so I can't say for certain that their published experiment results are honest, yet alone accurate for the field (not exactly a practicing high energy particle physicist so lacking the expertise to really challenge anything a physicist describes at the edge of their field) but even so, I'll take their published findings and roll with the conclusions - because their job is to find out nature and developing or using, yet alone hiding weaponisable aspects of science and nature requires a scientific understanding - therefore a scientist is needed to weaponize something (no nukes without nuclear science, no biological warfare without understanding diseases). On this foundation, I am trusting that for every science team out there actively looking for a common goal (such as finding element 115) and there are always many science teams trying - a lot of these guys want to be the first at something, so yeah if they find something solid, they'll publish anything they can as soon as they can.
The point is that what you're proposing is a situation in which the discovery is held secret - which would imply that no public or honest scientist would be able to find out themselves or wouldn't be willing to share their own findings (which is hard to justify when you've gone through as much grant money as some projects on that scale can cost, finding new elements isn't about poking rocks anymore). Alternatively - this is just a recent discovery and it wasn't covered up by an elitist shadow organisation after decades of cover work just have some random actual scientist publish their own findings... Occam's razor? - when there isn't strong evidence for anything, this can be applied to assume a more likely (often less convoluted) probability.
Point is - you can't really hide science, it's just a matter of time until its found out if people stay curious enough - which is part of why scientists encourage curiosity so much - then no amount of alleged shady deals or secrecy will keep it hidden. Unlike human history where countless aspects are lost to time (like all the stories and works lost from the great library of Alexander for example wont ever be found again) - nature's rules are the same for everyone all the time, you just need to use the right tools in the right way, an educated but open mind to interpret findings and consider the possibilities with equal scepticism.
Taking that into account, the two possibilities of shadow organisation cover up vs the discovery just being more recent than you expected (and really, what are you expecting? Are you well versed in the field, understanding of the practical limits to a given particle accelerator and the bounds of how and why the discovery could've taken as long as it did or are you just jumping to a conclusion here?) - does it really strike you as so unlikely that we're still making discoveries of new elements even now that a shadow organisation is more likely than science at the extremities being harder than you expect?
I'm almost certain that the ultra rich would try at anything to stay ultra rich, no doubts about that - but I think occam's razor is enough for me to dismiss the conspiracy theory - especially since you've presented no evidence for your claim and if you do share it, I should let you know that heresay, blogs, RUclips videos and random people of the internet (even myself should he considered under that category- so don't merit this comment on me, merit it on what it says) are not reliable sources. Even many alleged news outlets are more misleading than any news source should be. So don't trust anything that isn't comprehensively reported, reviewed and published (and before you say something like "ah peer review, the ultimate sensor" or something to that effect, I would like to say it would be one very bad day for journals that miss the opportunity to publish groundbreaking revelations with practical applications because they refuse to publish something on the grounds of maintaining a conspiracy they have no direct connection with - journals being independent and in competition with each other, meaning they actively try to outdo and disprove each other - can even get quite catty sometimes). Even then, just comprehensively reporting would be good - but I've engaged with a lot of conspiracy theorists over the years and 99.999% of the time, they're wasting their time trying to wake people up to something that isn't there or that they misunderstand. Not saying this is definitely one of the vast majority, but until I see strong evidence for it I'll carry on like it's not a thing. Even if it was real, there's not much typing at random people on the internet would achieve without confusing and wasting the time of the gullible and foolish - which can be costly and destructive, like the phone lines to a hospital being cut by idiots who assumed a nearby cell tower was a 5G tower (it wasn't, it was a 2G tower and even then, all the evidence points toward 5G being safe no matter the warped realities of the conspiracy pundits that find something fundamentally wrong with just about anything new). If you're serious about it - find some friends with- or equip yourself with with the skills needed to find out and prove it yourself. Then you can present real evidence and maybe you'll be able to pull together a real story that people can rally behind. That is, if you're serious and this is true. If not on both counts, that'll never happen.
Girls: Omg titanic is so sad :(
Scientists: *Lol no*
Girls: Do you even know emotion?!?!?
Scientists:
I liked Titanic because of all the screams at the end
@@fridgeanon 🤨
The beauty of science that never be taught in school
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The quote at the end really had me in tears... Be happy because everything comes to an end & earth was born at the right time at the right moment... Our chance of living was 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000.1 & yet its phenomenal that we are here.
the percent was the percentage of time where life was possible within the lifespan of the universe.
@Aletak 13 In fact the chance of us existing at all within a thing that already has a near impossible chance of existing is pretty god damn low
@@shirori2004 Not really. If we are able to move to another space system then we will survive, or even if we cant when the universe dies another universe might crash into it and it has a high chance of happening because the universe is growing everyday.
@@kanchuhd7863 I don't quite think you understood what I said
@@shirori2004 Look up the anthropic principle and you will find out that no matter how low the chances of us existing we have to exist because the universe needs something to be able to observe it.
The universe created us to create its children. I'm literally crying right now because it's so beautiful. 26:12
No that’s a possibility we don’t have to do it
I humans get to choose between truth and beauty, they mostly choose beauty
@@jennyfisher3765 😂😂😂
@@jennyfisher3765 If we don't then we would die, that is the reason why we would do it, dumbass.
@@atlanticxmoon6489 yup! The Storks drop us
Ends the video:
“Well..., thats depressing”
It is quite depressing but I have 500 zillion years to adapt to the changes lol
When you consider that the first video was 13 billion years to get to where we are, it's mind blowing to conceive of the time scale in this video. There are names for names for the numbers that we see in this video, but I imagine he keeps repeating trillions to better illustrate just how incredibly far in the future we're actually traveling.
Yeah at one point a guy said Quadrillion n I'm like no Quadrillion, this guy wants to fill the screen with Trillions!!! lol great videos, give me more like these if you got em. I know this guy only did 2 but if there are others I'm down
@@ViewMastersReactions He's got a bunch of other videos, but those are the two timelaspes. He's the guy who did the Carl Sagan autotune songs if you've seen those.
@@raymasters4929 Ohhh I believe I have
scientific notation is easier to understand after a couple trillion trillions
I mean this video went so high in numbers I don't even know what they all are. The highest number I know besides Googolplex is 999 quindecillion
"The world will end in ice."
It already showed Earth getting devoured by the sun!
_(hypocrites!)_
What is a world to its sun
What is a sun to its galaxy
What is a galaxy to its universe
Gabriel Hanna The Universe not the World.
Chris r/woooosh
@@anhbui-bc4ew LMAO
So.... It means that everything in this universe is mortal?
Except Thanos, he's got a glove
Stupid
ViewMasters Reactions haha
@@ultimateshowover2447 Ok, so he doesnt need the glove...my bad haha
Unfortunately yes, by the principles of thermodynamics.
The best part of the video is how Earth ends right at the beginning, and then it's just this incomprehensibly long process that cares not who or what's alive to witness it :D
People have 1.1Billion years to create something that can reach other star systems to see if they have habitable planets, I assure you that it is plenty of time to reach out to another star system even if its light years away when we have 1.1Billion years time to do so.
Yeah, I mean like just 100 or so years ago we just created planes and now we’re getting somewhat close to Mars. I think people just don’t think about how massive a billion years is
@@jefferyandbob3137 Exactly. But the thing we are unsure of is if human technology can be expansive enough to travel billions of light years in a second because the expansion of the universe is accelerating as our technology and energy is too. Its only a matter of time, too bad we wont be alive to witness it.
@@kanchuhd7863 yeah, it's still cool to think about it though
This is just a culmination of all known science models and theories at this point to make a prediction of the future. There are still a lot of unknown variable like the multiverse theories, dark energy, and dark matter. Then there are the unproven hypothesis like Hawking Radiation that, if miscalculated, could drastically change the scope of the timescale future, either lengthening, or shortening it.
Like you said, this is like science fiction, but just bordering it. It is still in fact very grounded in real science.
2:48 "That would be an awesome movie"
Then just watch "2012" because the footage is from that movie.
Well at least I think it is....
That's right it was taken from movie "2012"
I cant stop laughing at that scene
The weird thing about that scene is that it's actually tamer than would be in real life. Usually Hollywood movies exaggerate disasters, but not the supervolcano.
Most of the theories we have about the future is by simply looking at what's happening right now in the universe.
Its like seeing a picture of a baby, an adult, an old man and a skeleton and boom, you somehow figure out how humans grow.
"I hope that it shows us the cities deteriorating"
*earth dies four minutes into the half hour video*
15:35 yes there is a reason. Entropy.
Thanks for tagging the scene so I understood the answer
When the sun runs out of hydrogen as fuel it starts using the helium as fuel instead. The sun is at an equilibrium between outward radiation pressure and inward gravitational pull. When the shift from hydrogen to helium happens the relative difference between inward and outward forces changes so that the sun grows in size and becomes a red giant. It's when the helium is also all spent up that the outward radiation pressure decline and gravity takes over which collapses the red giant into a white dwarf which was the little remnant that we saw was left of the sun in the end.
Ahhh ok. I must have missed the part where they said hydrogen was replaced by helium. Makes much more sense, I thought they were basically saying through the course of natural time it would just occur regardless of the fuel the sun was using. Space is some scary stuff yet absolutely beautiful
@@ViewMastersReactions I don't think they mentioned it. They glossed over that part pretty quickly. I guess in the grand scheme of a video that spans so many trillions of years it's not necessary to get every little detail in each event.
"everyone died, the end"
- Patrick Star
Imagine if the Big Bang is literally 2 universes colliding with each other in the multiverse.
Or infinite universes colliding at the same time after some quantum eternal state, which is now a meaningless phrase.
As for how they can predict that far in the future, it's actually not that hard as long as we accept that the current theories in physics are more of less correct. On that scale it's pretty much gravity that is the main force at work and for that we have Einsteins general relativity theory. Using that it's just a bunch of calculations to see how things move from one thing to the next.
I figured they have enough science to accurately see where things are going but I guess I was thinking more along the lines of like the butterfly effect, Where as if there wrong about 1 minor thing the rest is irrelevant but that can be said about anything and regardless it was gorgeous and very interesting. Either way I wont be around to see it lol
@@ViewMastersReactions Well, things like the butterfly effect doesn't really apply on such massive scales. Think about throwing a die, at the small scale it's the butterfly effect that creates the randomness that determines which side it lands on. But if you pull back far enough it becomes irrelevant which side is even up. All you see is that something got thrown a few feet forward and the difference between two throws of a die becomes pretty much negligible at that range. It's the same with the massive scales of the universe. They won't know exactly which star will nova when or in what order each star will fade out etc but the overall path of it all is fairly straight forward from the math.
Lmao your reaction is priceless bro! Love it
Thanks dude, appreciate the comment
You should link the video and channel in the description. Since it is their video. Also good reaction. You should do more of this stuff
My bad dude, just linked in the description. I totally forgot. If you have anything interesting like this to recommend I would live to react. Thanks for the heads up on the link
100 trillion trillion years of the future, the last remaining civilazations may cling to slowly cooling white dwarfs. Picture shows several Dyson Ring Style Mega Structures around a white dwarf.
This guys reaction: oooh I guess it must be one-celled organisms...
Ehm...what?
yeah.. he is kinda dumb XD
I dont think you understand the enormity of life. Life only exists for such a short period of time.
We Exist!! We dont mean nothing, we mean everything!! everything ends, everything will always end. we are who we are now, because we got to live in the brief gap where life can exist in the universe. The universe was always going to end. Its incredible to be alive, even knowing death is coming.
life is so unique in the time span of the universe, dont mourn the death, but celebrate what life we had
That’s a very complicated but very understandable elaboration on don’t fear death but just enjoy life
I think exactly the same about life
Very true. We’re so lucky to live in the vast time of the universe where life is possible. We should appreciate the life we have because this might not happen again, or it will never happen again in the universe. In a cosmic dice with infinite sides of possibilities, we hit the ultra-rarest jackpot of life.
"I think it's rebuilding time"
Entropy: wow, we don't do that here
Good to see your reaction to this, one of the best videos ever made.
Finally you reaction epic!!!
This one was much different then I thought but still very cool. I was thinking damn 30 minutes!! but it flys by cuz its so interesting while also kinda scary to think how minuscule we are compared
I live off of watching people react to this and cling to that innocent optimism that everything will start again at the end
this sounds edgy
@@erikpasquale6988 yeah I was kinda cringe a few years ago lol
Lmao
Ngl if humans discovers the truth about dark energy, it might be the game changer for the whole universe
That would be so cool. Something new, exciting.
There is a supervolcano movie. It's about yellowstone.
2011
@Zerebrat Eightyseven I saw that it was coool
Its from that funny movie
@@Tiltoid no
2012
r/woosh me
If you are curious to know about any sci-fi stories that go on these long time scales, there's Isaac Asimov's The Last Question. It talks about energy and entropy and its conservation. It's also available online to read as a comic.
"banging on the universe"
OH boy
Nice brain there all u learned is how to make memes 👍😊
@@sagargkofficial6548 nigga you got into Harvard? If nto then stfu. 🤡
They know the future because they know the universe is expanding nearly twice as fast as light, and I have a feeling by that point time it would be probably 10 to 50 times faster than it originally was when the universe was first born
This is simultaneously so depressing and so comforting in a weird way. All my accomplishments mean literally nothing in the spec of the timeline of the universe where everything disappears anyway. But at the same time, all my failures, all my mistakes aren't so bad because everything is going to be erased eventually(tm) anyway
i was loving this video
The videos are so captivating I can't believe how quick they go
I actually watch this reaction about 6 times now...
when last star dies: "so it's hundreds of trillions of years of nothingness?"
OH MY SWEET SUMMER CHILD...
quintillions of quintillions more like
The supervolcano is a movie is called: 2012
Was it a supervolcano? I don't remember the initial cause of the end of the world in that movie lol
@@ViewMastersReactions a supervolcano is a volcano that is so powerful and if it erupted we would all more than likely die, that movie was based on the supervolcano in Yellowstone national park and that supervolcano could erupt any minute
@@callummcguinness2328 So I shouldn't move near Yellowstone is what your telling me lol
@@ViewMastersReactions well if your anywhere near America the going to die 😂
Your*
Melodysheep is just a genius, feels like his videos have to be paid to be watched
yeah i thought it was a few thousand years as well until i read the part where it says "journey to the end of Time"
Based on quantum mechanics, there's a possibility that a new big bang could happen due to quantum tunneling in about 10^5600 years. To scale, take the number of zeros that the video ends on, and multiply it by 56.
By 56? That's a lot. 😳
is there even a point of this jnumber
I remember watching this at the worst possible time which was like 1am and just got freaked out but glad someone reacted to it so i dont feel lonely lmao
you get a sense of the size of the universe when you realise that Voyager won't even pass another star until well after 4000AD
40000*
*A.D. 40000
*40k
All based on real scientific theories from calculations . This the most close model we have now regarding relativity restricted from einstein. Not science fiction. Real theory
On my last 30 minutes I want to watch this before I die
And with "The timelapse of the entire Univrse" in your last 40 minutes.
"How they figured this out?". With very fucking complicated math.
Hey dude, you forgot what entropy is...
Real life heart in me: *crying and amazingly treating the heart of my soul*
Real life me: :(
☹️😭
28:50 unless cosmic inflation slows and reverses, the universe will end in the "Big Chill" (like what was shown)
29:18 Your face when Brian Cox says "nothing happens and it keeps not happening. Forever."
Am I the only one who watched Timelapse of the Future first?
We may not be here for it, but when we die we get to go into spectator mode get hyped
You were crying and me too when i heard that even the time was meaningless
but what if there are multible universes, what's around them holding it together ?
The MCU, it holds everything together
Seriously though, I really dig the multiverse theory...if it is a theory!!
God c: 😂😂
First video i like you already
I like ur reactions dude,u keep calm and watching not like those "daily dose of xqc" who are just exposing his stupidity. I salute you!
Since you are curious to know how scientists predict what will happen in such far away future. Search in Wikipedia, check the first and second law of thermodynamics, make sure you understand them. Then check “heat death of the universe”, which is a hypothesis directly comes from the second law of thermodynamics.
After I watched this video, I completely lost meaning to life....
Paulo Vítor don’t lose hope. God created All things! And He will make All things new again! Put your Hope in the creator of the universe, not in fallible man.
Men speak what they do not understand!
The Holy Spirit of God reveals All truth to those who seek Him!
The End is coming quickly indeed! It’s called the return of the Lord Jesus Christ! The King of Kings will return in great glory and judge all of human history according to their works! He will establish a new Heaven and new Earth!
“In the beginning the Word already existed. The Word was with God, and the Word was God. He existed in the beginning with God. God created everything through him, and nothing was created except through him. The Word gave life to everything that was created, and his life brought light to everyone. The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness can never extinguish it.”
John 1:1-5
“When God spoke from Mount Sinai his voice shook the earth, but now he makes another promise: “Once again I will shake not only the earth but the heavens also.” This means that all of creation will be shaken and removed, so that only unshakable things will remain. Since we are receiving a Kingdom that is unshakable, let us be thankful and please God by worshiping him with holy fear and awe. For our God is a devouring fire.”
Hebrews 12:26-29 NLT
“Against its will, all creation was subjected to God’s curse. But with eager hope, the creation looks forward to the day when it will join God’s children in glorious freedom from death and decay. For we know that all creation has been groaning as in the pains of childbirth right up to the present time. And we believers also groan, even though we have the Holy Spirit within us as a foretaste of future glory, for we long for our bodies to be released from sin and suffering. We, too, wait with eager hope for the day when God will give us our full rights as his adopted children, including the new bodies he has promised us. We were given this hope when we were saved. (If we already have something, we don’t need to hope for it. But if we look forward to something we don’t yet have, we must wait patiently and confidently.) And the Holy Spirit helps us in our weakness. For example, we don’t know what God wants us to pray for. But the Holy Spirit prays for us with groanings that cannot be expressed in words. And the Father who knows all hearts knows what the Spirit is saying, for the Spirit pleads for us believers in harmony with God’s own will. And we know that God causes everything to work together for the good of those who love God and are called according to his purpose for them. For God knew his people in advance, and he chose them to become like his Son, so that his Son would be the firstborn among many brothers and sisters. And having chosen them, he called them to come to him. And having called them, he gave them right standing with himself. And having given them right standing, he gave them his glory.”
Romans 8:20-30 NLT
“I solemnly urge you in the presence of God and Christ Jesus, who will someday judge the living and the dead when he comes to set up his Kingdom: Preach the word of God. Be prepared, whether the time is favorable or not. Patiently correct, rebuke, and encourage your people with good teaching. For a time is coming when people will no longer listen to sound and wholesome teaching. They will follow their own desires and will look for teachers who will tell them whatever their itching ears want to hear. They will reject the truth and chase after myths. But you should keep a clear mind in every situation. Don’t be afraid of suffering for the Lord. Work at telling others the Good News, and fully carry out the ministry God has given you.”
2 Timothy 4:1-5 NLT
“Make a joyful shout to God, all the earth! Sing out the honor of His name; Make His praise glorious. Say to God, “How awesome are Your works! Through the greatness of Your power Your enemies shall submit themselves to You. All the earth shall worship You And sing praises to You; They shall sing praises to Your name.” Selah”
Psalms 66:1-4 NKJV
@@BeyethereforePerfect777 how would you know it is true.
That’s because your meant to give life meaning
I want my class mates to react to all this.
Yeah this one both inspired awe and bleakness for me. When he says that the time of the earth being in existence from the beginning until the end will only account for like 20 billionth of 1% of the time of the entirety of the universe it adds even more of the feeling of insignificance (like the other videos that show the great expanse of the universe). When he says time becomes meaningless and this will last forever - just a feeling of absolute oblivion. I still enjoyed it but, although based on strong scientific theories, who knows how any of it will really turn out. Once we understand dark energy better it will probably change a lot of theories.
Thats what intrigued me the most. I want them to figure out dark matter. It seems like that would unlock the mysteries of the universe. I also looked at the full title of the video after and it was actually fully titled "Timelapse of the Future: A Journey to the End of Time.... I didnt realize they were speaking literally...truely is the end of time lol
@@ViewMastersReactions LOL true! BTW I read some Neal Degrasse books recently and one of the things that is mind blowing is that other universes (other than Andromeda) are moving away from us at an increased velocity and there will be some day in the not so distant future where scientists will be unable to see other universes and our actual understanding will corrode... because of the velocity of expansion. We literally could get more ignorant of the universe in the future because it goes beyond light years of indication. Insane. Andromeda on the other hand is in secured in gravity over dark matter and will crash into our milky way at some point. But hey - what can we do but enioy and do good!
@@danbarbieri2007 Replace the word universe with galaxy and then your comment makes some sense
It makes total sense.... Eventually the universe will expands to the point it's very own atoms will have no other atoms to interact with. That's when matter breaks down and space and time will become meaningless. Makes sense.
I mean I feel like it shows the opposite, it doesn't show that we're nothing it shows that we're lucky enough to have existed within that extremely small percentage of time, we're very special.
This video somehow gives me comfort when I am depressed
24:20 yes each blob is another universe. Still theoretical though. (That we live in a multiverse)
I love seeing y'all struggle with the existential crisis of mortality that this video brings people. Live your life as your best self, because we only get to do this once people. Much love. ✌
UNLESS: We make a baby universe exactly like ours. Which means events should theoretically happen the exact same way, you have a second chance. You just have no idea of it
@@2435Bits chances are that our universe is in fact a child universe of a parent.
Most physicists think that most of the gold in the universe were created by neutron star collisions.
The vast majority of that video is not speculation.
For example, today when astronomers look into the sky they see stars at all the different stages of development. Like looking at a human child and adult, you can say "oh so the child will turn into an adult"
Well this made me question my mortality!
If i could, I would forcibly put the universe so far into the future when it dies
Its not speculation, its math and an understanding of how the universe reacts to itself. This is a pretty accurate depiction of what will happen if we dont learn something new that changes things.
Well, this is the story that we can craft with the knowledge of today. They have taken science and have extrapolated it to unbelievable ranges. Of course it will be different, I count on it. In 100 years people might watch this video and talk about it the same way, we now talk about the people in medieval time thinking that the earth is flat. And that atoms are the smallest things there are for example (atoms=the smallest indivisible parts). And now we are literally splitting these atoms to extract energy from it. And I think that's the exciting part, all the things that are still out there to discover. It would be boring, if we knew everything and our current theories were complete.
And I think one must see the video like that. It is an amazing story. I really enjoyed it.
It's been confirmed that the expansion of the universe is accelerating. This means galaxies are getting farther away from each other and eventually it will be expanding so fast that the light from other galaxies and stars won't be able to reach us. The nature of science is that it changes based on new information. The further ahead we get, the more of a theory it becomes.
This makes me think that everything we do is so small and unimportant and nothing reslly matters because us along with any other organisms in the universe are going to die eventually.
My high-ass mind thought what if life restarts trillions of years later and we (either as reincarnations if you believe that or even just as "people") all just lived on some planet without any knowledge of earth. And the cycle starts again.
Current theory's predict that atoms themselves will begin to decay
Only protons decay
Neutron: am i a joke to you
Yeah, Entropy (also a character of the Second law of thermodynamics - that all systems will tend toward the lowest energy) is the one thing we know of happening at all scales across the whole universe. We may find places where the universal constants are not constant and that would be an interesting change to the idea of the multiverse and could mean our theories are in need of adjustment but for the most part - this is all the same physics that we observe when water falls down and lights heat up. Like counting the grains of sand on a beach, there are ways to count every star, quantify the universe and with a quantified universe, there is a limited supply of energy and matter. Decay already happens, that's nuclear radiation for you.
The only elements that are openly in need of clarification are the elements surrounding dark matter and dark energy - and I suspect they will yield new insights into how the universe we do know of now works under the hood. I am sorry though, it is a lot easier to predict the birth and death of stars than it is to predict world leaders or the climate even more than a few decades along a single scenario... Humans complicate the universe an awful lot I'm afraid, I mean at least chemistry is predictable...
100 million years - We've got Future Wild Animals, very scary
Don't worry, we wont live that long to watch these terrifying events
no one:
Viewmasters: That's crazy.
You should watch his other video like mystery of the moon, life beyond or life beyond chapter 3
Wow🤪
FYI up until the proton decay part everything that has happened has been proven by math to be the reality of the universe and is thus proven
why is your webcam out of sync it's messing with my head oof.
My antidepressants aren't helping, and I just made a noose by reflex...
If the theory about the multiverse is true and survival of the fittest even applies at an universal level.. that's a strange twist. Even the mighty, seemingly invincible universe would have to die and be replaced by its child's.
Two groups of people. One group of people think that means we ar3 insignificant when others thing wow it shows how special we are and we should appreciate this gift of existence while we have it lol
If you think about it. We are special. Because we are the highly rare chance of intelligence. And we will only be around for a insanely small fraction of the universe. So instead of feeling down at our "insignificance". Instead live this small time to the absolute fullest. Learn as much as possible. Work to accomplish all your dreams. Make many friends. And of course. Do whatever makes you and others happy. This is reality. And you only get one chance. Don't waste it.
im not sure if somebody already told you this, but when you say "that would make an awesome movie, supervolcano" There is a really good movie called supervolcano. You should pick it up sometime. The footage of that explosion comes from the movie 2012, again another highly rated film you should pick up.
What's the "matter" with you?
What is the purpose? Not to harbor life, not to sustain life but to destroy to die. That's the purpose.... thats the only purpose of the universe. We, the universe itself was created just to vanish...
"So it's hundreds of trillions of years of nothingness?"
Well yes, but actually no!
Life begins to become a weird thing when you think about AI. If we can create IT something could have created us. The theories are endless.
10:49 "How does one predict the future that far ahead..." Mate, we've not even got to Hawking radiation.
also, the only speculation is about dark matter, since scientists still don't know what it is. but other than that, based on the laws of physics we do know for certain, this is the future that will result
everything you see in this video is based on what we can observe today and the continuation of those phenomena. Based on the laws of physics in our universe the heat death of the universe is inevitable. Its not really based on guesswork.