From the Big Bang to the Present - Origins of the Universe

This video begins by emphasizing the commencement of the cosmic narrative, tracing back to the Big Bang approximately 13.7 billion years ago. It highlights humanity's endeavor to understand the universe through scientific principles, documenting celestial observations spanning millennia. The Big Bang theory serves as a framework for comprehending cosmic evolution, despite lingering mysteries about its origin. Initially met with skepticism, the theory is now widely accepted, though challenges persist in fully unraveling the cosmic birth. The narrative transitions to the aftermath of the Big Bang, with Earth as the starting point for exploring our universe. Details about Earth, the Sun, and our solar system follow, providing insights into their dynamic nature within the vast Milky Way Galaxy and the broader cosmos.
#space #cosmos #universe

[@matthewshores999]

I stopped watching when it said “13.7 million years ago” instead of billion.

[@johnhardasnails7464]

And now there is some research showing the age to be more like double 13.7 billion so it’s getting really wild

[@johnking5433]

​@johnhardasnails7464 you might be thinking of the diameter of the universe (13.7 billion light years both ways=2 times 13.7 billion light years, a distance not a time duration)

[@Jubes83]

​@@johnking5433 it's actually 94 billion light years end to end when you factor in the expansion

[@RK19-89]

It's not even 13.8 billion it's double that number and also the first galaxy's existed arround 100M years after the BB and also that probaply isn't even what happened at all so long story short they don't know shit everything is blablablabla theory.

[@spoogemonkey3219]

😂

[@Richie-Stefon-King]

is it me or ENR vids are just repeats of their previous vids

[@omegadroidzero]

Its AI dribble now, sad

[@dancingwiththedogsdj]

7 seconds in and off by a factor of 1,000 regarding the age of the universe. Kind of makes it difficult to listen to the remainder of such factual information. I stopped subscribing a while back and just giving it another go. Have a good day everyone!

[@allan9603]

All conjectures.

[@djcrystar]

i muted it right after 13.7 million yrs then watched the graphics...lol

[@ToTheWolves]

This video was posted to our astronomy blackboard to watch as a lesson 😂😂I can’t

[@PlanetXMysteries-pj9nm]

"Your videos always leave me in awe and eager to learn more about the mysteries of the universe. Thank you for fueling my curiosity.
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[@ToTheWolves]

Omg this is so repetitive and the music is annoying. The first 14 mins was an introduction?! I don’t get it

[@phk2000]

The universe has to be infinite. For it not to be the endless dark empty space would have to come to an end and be replaced by...... what? What could replace the space? It has to be eternal because the alternative is that there used to be nothing and then something came into existence. You can't get something from nothing so there must always have been something - hence no beginning.

[@TheEnigmaUniverse-vt2pm]

Your videos are a constant source of inspiration, driving me to explore further into the mysteries of the universe. Thank you for kindling my inquisitiveness.

[@dancingwiththedogsdj]

You have to keep exploring so that you actually get correct information! At least it made you interested.... 😁

[@donnaklein3044]

😅

[@Bynchillyn247]

Our sun is unique compared to other suns that have been studied. Its not as volatile.

[@omegadroidzero]

These videos have turned into repetitive AI dribble.

[@Bones2764]

I'm sorry, but if everything is moving away from us, how is it possible that the Andromeda galaxy and the Milky Way galaxy are going to collide in a few million years? Doesn't add up

[@ToTheWolves]

It’s not moving away from us it’s expanding everything else we are not the center, no one knows if there is a center. Plus galaxies in the same group like us and andromeda don’t move away from each other on any significant level. This video sucks tbh

[@mistersaintjohn]

The universe came into being 13.7 million years ago you said?
Shut it off not even 30 seconds in

[@n1k32h]

Sleeeeepp!

[@missinlink9184]

Yes

[@dreamersareus]

Bull ask aliens 👽

[@trentpratt6187]

This documentary is nothing more than a bunch of fancy computer graphics and some guy rambling on and on
A bunch of useless facts that we already know

[@sussekind9717]

The universe is not perfect for life. In fact, it is barely sufficient on a thin membrane of a dust ball, in a relatively quiet part of a galaxy. Beyond that, everything wants to kill us.
And people wonder why we haven't found extraterrestrial life yet.
Life will exist where it can, assuming such environments can last long enough. The longer it lasts, the more complex life can become.
However, those places are few and far between.
We just happened to get lucky.

[@lilmike2710]

There's no visiting aliens.
It's simply impossible. Stop allowing yourselves to be distracted. The distances are too vast. Sorry, not sorry, hard facts get over it nerds.

[@RK19-89]

Jup that's what I say always all the time get over yourself nerds it's just us and it will be always only us and this beautiful planet we call earth that's all folks

[@blakerussell6493]

Jajaja epicly rekt NERDS 😎

[@haithaya]

Million?!

[@dustinpeters7132]

He meant to say billion

[@RK19-89]

Blablablabla

[@NEGRO205]

to bad

[@BUY_YT_VIEWS_m067]

This should be recommended to everyone!