@@dichaelovic It could have just spontaneously appeared suddenly, but I doubt that. I believe there was never a "beginning", which is almost stupifying to comprehend.
@Mike Studmuffin I would only correct you that no law states that an object can "not exist". If something doesn't exist, then there is no object to make an existence claim about in the first place.
Exactly!!!! I don't even hardly waste my time with half if these videos because there's no way anyone can say for sure about anything in space aside from our planets! Trillions and billions and millions of stars galaxies light yrs and 99 % is a guess! Bit I do believe in GOD and the Bible says HE holds the universe in the palm of his HAND!
Sometimes I come to vidoes like this to seek comfort in that fact that none of the things we worry about actually matter and that I'll be okay even if I haven't studied enough for the exam I have in less than 24 hours. But now I'll go back to studying cuz college is expensive :)
Nothing at all. Space is merely distance divided by time. It has no material description. If there is nothing at all there to measure it simply does not exist.
The edge of the expanding universe could very well be a black void, but unless we can discover wormholes to get us there AND travel at or faster than the speed of light, we'll never know since the universe is calculated to be expanding at the speed of light itself. I personally think that we all exist in a synapses currently firing within a human mind on another dimensional plane. The map of the known galaxy clusters looks a lot like the human brain when scanned while thoughts and feelings are firing up.
Is there a brick wall holding our galaxy together, your thinking in a simple term it's more complex than just a barrier but that doesn't mean it isn't contained
YES. Because of the following points: 1. Why would there be a beginning or end of the universe if we never actually observed any beginning or end at all? Everything we have observed is a change in the composition of material that already was. If I ‘make’ a cake I don’t actually ‘create’ anything physical, but I re-arrange ingredients that already were. We invented these labels like all other labels to use them as a tool for our survival. For someone who takes the ‘begin’ or ‘end’ as ‘truth’ its easy to think: “Everything in nature has a begin and end SO where did the universe start and where does it end?”. We made all these creation theory’s on that thinking error. 2. If I bypass the first thinking error and accept that these labels as true then you can still define the endless emptiness behind the ‘end’ label as ‘infinite’ to remove the subjective end. If the universe is a inflatable balloon and we live on the surface of it then you need a outside observer to acknowledge the ‘end’ and by that the outside observer makes the universe bigger then the surface of the balloon since he is standing outside it. On the surface of the balloon you can never know if you are walking in a straight line to different parallel universes that look the same or walking in a circle. You can see the same universe over and over, but there will always remain the question if the pattern breaks after the second third or later cycles so then you will need that outside observer who cannot exist without expanding the universe. This does not add up and is in my opinion forcing to find the ‘end’ that we never observed in the first place (see point 1). There can be a big bang and a so called ‘end’ to the patterns like the change of patterns we see in solar systems and galaxy’s, but a absolute end in a physical universe seems logically impossible.
Just because scientists got butthurt about not finding the end of space doesn't mean it doesn't end. I think space ends, but we just haven't gone far yet.
Until you forget about it completely. Then you'll come back here in a few months and be confused again until you give up once more. Maybe something doesn't want us to figure out an answer...lol
Damn you're beautiful all the stars in the quadrant Quintal to the power of 48 billionth trillianth zeros that makes up our universe. ..you're one in a million lol😍
The universe is only as large as our own consciousness. Remember all your senses only exist in your own mind. There is much much more to reality than what your senses can perceive.
My conciousness is, I would guess 16 feet 4 inches in diameter ;-) Going by your nonsensical assertion "The universe is only as large as our own consciousness" yours is only about 2 inches wide.
It's a fun concept to explore, but as far as we know, the universe just goes on forever. I don't think there is an end or some kind of barrier to keep us "inside" the universe. It's kind of crazy to think about. We don't have anything on earth to really compare to the concept of infinite space in all directions. lt's mind boggling to even consider.
Since the Earth itself is made up of nothing but rocks, iron and minerals and has no consciousness of itself or its surroundings whatsoever, I seriously put doubt that it does that.
I wish we had the technology to send a craft into space, and keep going until it hits something. I don't think there's an end, and I also believe that in this vast, never ending universe...we can't be the only planet with life on it. There must be another planet or planets out there where the inhabitants there might be thinking the same about us
If it hit something - a wall of some sort, then from what we understand of walls there must be something on the other side. The trouble is, the human race cannot ever comprehend 'infinity' because we live in a world that is defined by limits.
***** I don't have one, that's what I think, because there always is something next. It's not like at some point there will be a wall or something so you can't pass through, there is something beyond that too. Unless there is some invisible wall or something idk
+Amir no man... In the beginning the universe was nothing... According to the standard Big Bang model, the universe was born during a period of inflation that began about 13.7 billion years ago. Like a rapidly expanding balloon, it swelled from a size smaller than an electron to nearly its current size within a tiny fraction. This meaning that the universe started somewhere and is still expanding something infinite does not expand infinity is not a number so how can something expand while being infinite what would it expand to?
Logical Atheist I also don't believe there was nothing at the begining, there can't be nothing. It's impossible. There always is something unless you think there is some barrier.
This is dead ass one of the coolest documentaries I've ever seen. Everything about it from the pure concept of the video, to the visuals and music used. Brilliant stuff and super trippy.
if the universe is infinite, space would go on forever, how is that possible (so weird) but if it is finite, what's on the edge and what's like 'behind' it? it's just scary to think about
I believe the universe is round, and so heavy that it bends everything, so if you go in a straight line you will end up were you started, you will never come to an ”end” or edge
Big bang always seemed ridiculous to me. That just begs the question of where did the matter and anti-matter that created the big bang come from? How did that bang create planets and suns and how the hell did it create so much matter? Why has't it happened again since?
If you think about it the fact that a circle’s circumference goes on forever it makes perfect sense because a circle is round and it’s continuous, it’s really incredible how the math reflects that, I find myself believing more and more that we’re living in a computer simulation, the math is just so convincing.
In the infinite monkey theory (what you showed were apes, not monkeys 😋), when you give an 'infinite' number of monkeys an 'infinite' amount of time to type on an 'infinite' amount of typewriters, there's not just a chance that you'll eventually receive the entire works of Shakespeare, there's the certainty that you 'will.' Not only will you certainly get that result, but you'll get it an infinite number of times. The monkeys would never stop, and there are only a finite set of letters they're typing with. A similar concept is that if our universe is truly infinite--since there are only a finite number of possible ways atoms and particles can be rearranged--there would, with absolute certainty, be another 'exact' version of you out there, exactly identical to you down to the very atom. Not only would there be a perfect identical copy of you, there would be an infinite number of "you's" out there, or at least physically identical copies of you. And since there are only a finite number of ways matter can interact with matter, and brains encode memories and experiences, there would eventually, in an infinite universe, be an infinite number of these "you's" who have lived a perfectly identical life to the life you've lead, down to interacting with a set of friends who are identical to your set of friends, to the atom, with identical lives to them. This would happen an infinite number of times because infinity never ends, and the law of averages demands that this outcome must eventually happen in an infinitely large universe, eventually.
Just think how long it took us how many years so that we could get the freedom to THINK, without being burned to the stake like in the early days, but even so there's really not too many thinkers out there.
We will never know because the expansion is moving faster than the light being emitted from the outer most reaches..the most intriguing question to me is what is it expanding into?
Therapist …My Dear , Universe is expanding into whom we call NOTHINGNESS…It is no matter but pure Consciousness [Body of God invisible] JagtarSinghAujla. California
Thank you so much so much for a 25 mins video that concludes "the scientists will continue to look for evidence but the final answer will always elude us"
The implications of an infinite universe are absolutely mind boggling... Like the fact that there would be infinite copies and infinite versions of everyone who ever existed. In an infinite universe, this exact video is playing somewhere, but instead of the current narrator, I'm the one narrating this video, as well as everyone who ever reads this comment...
The thing is, sentient beings have this concept of time and this concept of size, because it is around us. We are born, we live and we die, that is the cycle of all life as we see it, everything has a beginning and everything has an end... at least in our minds. There is no definitive answer to whether the Universe is finite or not, there is no real way to know for sure and really you can only speculate and argue the differing/conflicting evidence, opinions, theories, etc. What if, space and time cannot be calculated to a beginning and an end because there simply isn't one? What if, the universe has always been and always will be regardless of whether our entire species ceases to exist one day? Humans cannot fathom infinitum because we do not see it in our own physical and observable space (meaning our galaxy, our solar system, our planet, your continent, your country, your state/territory/province/region if any, your city, your house, your room, and the physical space in which you yourself exist in). We are use to conclussion, we are use to the fact that there is an end to everything around us and that it has an origin, but as soon as something disrupts that order we can't/don't/struggle to believe it.
Bro, you are soooo overthinking this. Life wasn't meant to be a riddle. There are answers and meaning to existence. All you have to do is think about the "matter" that exists in our world. If matter exists then (we can argue this) what created it? We know energy cannot be created or destroyed. (Newtons first law) So not only does something infinite have to exist for matter to exist but something with the property of omnipotence and creative ability.
Sean Hixon a sum is made of its constituent parts. What is true of the part is therefore true of the whole. Every living thing on earth will die. Earth will also die. All planets die. Stars die. The universe too, made up of the sum of its parts will also die.
@@calebgrabowski5184 parts of the universe transcends the boundaries of our laws of physics, this includes the law of thermodynamics. The universe is in a state of change, this means the laws that govern the universe are also in a state of change. Energy can be lost: just remember the universe itself was created out of a void of nothing, there was no energy before the big bang.
@@darkknight17 The bible also states the earth was "Void" before God spoke life into the universe. So you're right in a sense that at the beginning there was a void of nothing but not right in a sense of origin.
As you see the screen moving threw the galaxies in space, try to imagine Earth and it's local area stars containing ALL the stars with see in our night sky. And imagining the remainder of galaxy and space out of our view. Wow mind-boggling
Decades ago, I was in second grade with a girl who today would be considered autistic. One day she was rolling on the floor in the midst of a fit. As the teacher futilely tried to restrain her, the girl, lying on her back, suddenly and calmly said, "Infinity: whatever number you can think of, you can always add one to it."
This concept is so unfathomably, impossibly, and ridiculously mind boggling that we will never truly understand the incredible magnitude of our universe and if in fact it is a finite block of space matter or a infinite three dimensional plane. Both have incredibly confusing implications and quite frankly, I think a finite universe would make even less sense than a flat out infinite universe. Take in mind, humans were the ones that said some things can only be finite, but why can’t some things be infinite? This is a question for the ages and I’m not even sure if it will ever be answered although I hope generations that come next do!
Perhaps we have to learn the universe such as you learned English? Before English you could only imagine what was going on, that’s how I’m looking at space. We could only imagine
The human brain is very fascinating you never know what our species would be capable of in hundreds or even thousands of years. I wish I could witness our species in the next thousands of years if only we could unite as a whole instead of fighting with each other.
Isn't the title a little silly?? So, let's say the Universe is 1 Trillion light years to the End? So what is after... or behind... the "End"? How do you describe the End when you get to it? Do you hit a brick wall...lol? If so, what's behind the wall? You get the picture. Interesting thinking, but we can't even cure the common cold....but we'll speculate on the infinity of the Universe.
topgeardel, you can’t cure the common cold, but the medicine you take helps reduce the symptoms such as runny nose, coughing...etc. Your body is most likely strong enough to fight it off within a few days.
"THE END" as you put it is really the beginning of something better and greater than you see here on planet earth.... THE END ...it is the start of life far beyond what you are able to imagion in your best times..... Your world has things a bit turned around there....THERE IS NOTHING IN THE FUTURE THAT'S GOING TO END. AND NOT EXIST....SOMEWHERE ANYWAY..
I say thr is indeed a limit to our universe,and i think our universe's shape is like a circle like a planet as almost evry stable thing is,and is probably a small part of a Multiverse. The current laws we study are applicable in our universe only,once we clear that boundary all the laws we have learned untill now may or may not applicable, its kinda like evry planet has its own gravity so i believe evry universe has its own laws. Anyways who knows whats beyond multiverse,probably a giant black hole keeping all the universe under it,and whats beyond that multiverse, haha? All things said its just my theory which i made before going to sleep lol
I´m not an expert, but I would think that the center is the point half way between at least two ending points, so if infinity doesn´t have ending points, it can´t have a center..
Karl Gruber sure well that is when you are talking about a single center of something but if it is infinite then every place is a center on its own since the space surrounding that appointed center can grow infinitely around that point.
I guess it depends on the definition of the word center. My intuition tells me that center can only be where there is a beginning and an end. To my intuiton, to state that a center is everywhere, is the same as stating that the beginning and the end is everywhere.. so center and the perimiter would be the same.. Maybe, mathematically, the definition is different though. Hmm, I wonder wheather there can be a half infinity.. like there is one beginning but no end.. and if this half infinity contains more numbers than the whole one..
Karl Gruber true I think reality is more like a infinity which holds beginnings and ends inside of it. Maybe because we are part of one beginning and end we think that reality has to have the same pattern, sometimes it is hard for a piece of the puzzle to realize it is part of a whole.
There is no center to infinity.The concept is very mind boggling. There is not even a center between two finite points. You can't keep dividing something in half until it is nothing...theoretically. The video actually demonstrates this at about 5:35 in. Paradox. Of course if you look at it has anything that has an equal amount of distance from it in all directions could be considered a center, but it does not work with a concept such as infinity.Can you fathom infinity + 1 or infinity - 1?
The 'big bang' is constantly happening. That's why theres too much matter in the universe. It's why everything is accelerating away from us. It's why galaxies are evenly distributed. As spacetime expands it pulls more stuff into existence
@@dutchboss509 Because if it were not then it would not be called Universe. Universe means everywhere. Everywhere has no limit so there, you have arrived at infinity. Ever see a chicken look at a dictionary? The chicken doesn't think about understanding it, only eating it. Give up trying to understand it, just accept it. Now go get yourself something to eat.
@@davidmorse8432 If the universe is infinite, how did it "create" finite materials? Last time I checked, the universe..(whatever you mean by that) doesn't have creative powers.
@@calebgrabowski5184 Better check again, the universe created you didn't it? And if you want to say that God created you than you are right. But God has no limits and is infinite and universal. Man will always need to keep God in the picture of everything he perceives because he doesn't have the ability to perceive infinity. Attempting to do what only God can do is futile. It is better to attempt to do things that are within our capability than mess with things that are not. We are doing the best we can to deem something infinite simply on the basis of the fact that we cannot measure it. It makes no sense to try to define infinity in any other way other than to say that it has no limits and as far as man is concerned the universe fits this classisication.
"But like the room at the end of an endless corridor, the final answer will always elude us." Uh... nope, you just said it was an endless corridor, so basically you just admitted that the Universe was infinite.
This is close to the answer if you learn to run at 1 day old and run 24/7 till you die you will not be any closer to the end of the universe as the day you started. I am not saying the universe is infinite, I am saying if there is a end and you did run 24/7 till the day you die you are no closer to the end if there is a end as the day you started running short answer this question is 50/50 either there is a end or there is no end.
Think of a time in your life when you were ten years old. A memory of something that happened that you stored in your mind that you can now remember without any difficulty. It happened, its part of your life. Its part of your past, its real. Where is it ? Where does it exist? It is as real as the present. If you can think of it, it exists. But where...?
Here is the problem I find with this and other videos. The question asked is: Does space go on forever? Is there no end to space? Now the answers always relate to the size and growth of the universe, and they go on and on about the universe. Now one has little or nothing to do with the other. We all know that the universe is expanding. And where is it expanding ? The answer is; in space. So I would have to say “yes, space goes on forever”. There is no end to space. Now, if you came to the end of space, or a wall, the question would be, What’s on the other side? To me , the only conclusion is : Space is endless. It goes on forever....
You seem to be under the mistaken impression that spacetime is distinct from space. The universe IS space, outside of the universe spacetime, the cosmological constant etc. dont exist as we know them. Quantum fluctuations wouldn't occur if our universe was a closed system, since we see quantum fluctuations which appear to add information to the universe, something thats supposed to be impossible under the second law of thermodynamics, the most likely explanation is that those fluctuations are coming from other universes outside our current scope of spacetime.
TheRhinehart86 But still, what he said is exactly what I've thought about too. If the universe has an end, that ending means that we're unable to move past it. There must a physical solid wall of infinite thickness that stop us, or it must not, but there is SOMETHING, which there must be infinite off? It's a weird thing to think about..
TheRhinehart86 I think you are mistaken about what I said. Space goes on forever in all directions. The universe had a beginning and an end where it is now , but is constantly expanding. Let me explain this in a way you can understand. I plant a tree. In 2 years it has grown 24 inches high. So the tree ends at 2 feet now. But it continues to grow and expand. Just like the universe. It had a beginning and has expanded to where it is at this moment. Therefore it has an end, but it is constantly growing and expanding into space...
+Legalize Memes 2016 Infinity is not a number, therefore the idea of subtracting a number from it is meaningless. You may as well say "what is banana minus 1".
Is it the pattern of movements in the universe? *Moons* move around the planets. *Planets* move around the stars. *Stars* move around the galaxies (black holes). *Dwarf galaxies* move around the big galaxies as clusters. *Clusters* move around superclusters. *Superclusters* move around within the universe? *Universe* moves around what? There are so much much much *round objects* within the universe 😎 😍 🙄
There’s no way the universe just ends somewhere. If it ends what’s outside of it? The universe truly is infinite and that’s just mind boggling to think about.
Our universe 100.000.000.000.000.000.000.000 x 46.000.000.000 lightyears in diameter, I have to admit, is quite quite quite big, but then still the key-question remains: what's beyond that? So really infinite seems much more plausible.
Arlo2299 if the universe is infinite then time travel is possible and this is why. ok this is going to be extremely long. If the universe is infinite then everything that could possibly happen is all happening at once an infinite amount of times. Things in the past and future would be happening right now as well because they are physically possible to happen, everything that could ever happen in every way they could ever happen is happening right now all at once. So this means two things, first time and space are the same thing and second the universe has always been here and will always be here because if space and time are the same thing and we have an infinite amount of space then we have an infinite amout of time going both forward and backwards. So theoretically if we could visit the future by traveling to an earth that is experiencing the right time and version of that time. This also would mean enstines theory of relatively is correct, if we traveled as at fast enough speed where we reached an exact copy of our earth that is a few years in the future to our perspective we would have aged slower than everyone on earth. After all the theory of relativity is all about perspective. Obviously there are many problems with using the infinite universe for time travel for example the red shift and the near infinite distance we would have to travel to reach the closest earth copy. If we could instantly teleport that would be the only way. Another problem would be proving the universe is actually truly infinite. The only way to prove it would be to never find an edge, but you would keep think it's just because you can't find it doesn't mean it's there. It's impossible to prove it but also impossible to disprove it for the same reason, to disprove it you would have to find the edge and just because you can't find it doesn't mean it couldn't be just a little bit farther. The true nature of the universe could be a paradox. All this would also mean the big bang was a local event not unlike the birth of a new solar system from a super nova. Boom, mind blown
If the universe was Infinite, technically there would be an Infinite number of you. This has to do with there is a limited number of ways a certain space's molecular compound can be rearranged.
100% always said this. When you die you have no sense of time or reality which then leads you into another form of life. I mean if you die and 10000000000000000000000000000000 years could pass, maybe more maybe less and you'll instantly be born into your new reality. A new consciousness. But will you know you lived in the past? Maybe the world you're living in is way further advanced than we are and understand how this works, or maybe you're a parasite feeding off something's shit. Either way it'll continue to happen for eternity. You was here a infinite amount of times in the "past" and you'll continue to live for the "future" (even though there's no such thing as time) that's just a way to explain.
But if the universe is infinite there are infinite combinations of anything and everything including your life lived in another place with perhaps one different molecule of water in one different place in a lake that you swam in once. Following, each one of your infinite lives lived, each with a different molecule in a lake that they swam in at one time would have an infinite lifetimes lived, each with another different molecule in a different part of the lake. And that is just about you and one other molecule, the tiniest sample of infinity imaginable. It makes you almost need to rule out infinity, but at the same time makes religious beliefs almost entirely plausible. *this is officially my first foray into philosophy.
Yes... The Universe is infinite! The universe is also indifferent to human suffering. The universe does not know that we exist. The universe is not self-aware; only human arrogance dictates otherwise. We are here because of probability and luck. "Time" does not exist and mathematics was invented not discovered.
@@Bluebirdfalling , I get the content interrupted by an ad every 15-20 mins. I understand that as a free user, the content is supported by advertising; I just think it would be better if I had the choice of watching all the ads before the video, so I could watch the content un-interupted.
Ads are out of hand. I have been blocking them internet-wide for 6 years now. The other day, on my nephews mobile, I saw a 42 minute pre-roll ad on a 3 minute video! Seriously, What the actual fcuk? ALL ads that interrupt any content should be banned. The only acceptable type of ads are those that are: • In the right-hand margin of the page, away from site content. (For RUclips, this would be to the right of the suggested videos, next to the scroll-bar of the browser) • ONLY still images/photos with a caption/motto/catchphrase and a link. • NO gifs, animations, slideshows, flashing, moving, or sounds. • NO banners, overlays, pop-ups, pop-outs, pop-unders, forced re-directs, or any ad that occupies more than 10% of the margin. Basically, any ad should be like a RUclips thumbnail. Small and still, until acted upon. ALL other types of ads should be (and will be) blocked. Practice respectful advertising, and I will respect the advertising. Practice invasive and annoying advertising, and I will block it. I still PAY for my internet data that advertisers steal with invasive ads that hog up bandwidth and ever-increasing amounts of data trying to sell me boner pills (I'm a girl) , some asinine tv show, or some cheap chinese junk that won't last a month. Nope.
I believe that the universe is a loop, as it impossible to have either an end or no end to space. Although our brains might just not be able to explain to ourselves how something can exist without having an end or with an end, this is because space is the only thing that could be so complicated for even the smartest of people to figure out, it is hard to believe that space could be infinite as it is hard to think of anything else that is infinite that has been discovered, you would've thought that we would've been able to discover something that has no end. And then that leaves us to believe that space has an end, but then you could think about how could space have an end? How could something be blocking us from going any further? Which is why I believe that space is a loop as the other two options are seemingly impossible. Please tell me any ideas that could prove me wrong.
Mirus Wolf I got a bad depression thinking of Eternity im my early 20's. I learnt my lesson and moved on to other finite stuff. Every knee shall bow, as they say.
Mark Rymanowski I'll just ask out of respectful curiosity, was your depression only caused by that or there was an emotional issue involved, like the a broken love or a loss?
Mr. Shashi Singh has stated that the following writing is "absolutely right". This is SUPER IMPORTANT work. ABSOLUTE MATHEMATICAL AND OBSERVATIONAL PROOF THAT FRANK DIMEGLIO IS THE GREATEST SCIENTIST/PHYSICIST WHO HAS EVER LIVED: ALL of SPACE is NECESSARILY ELECTROMAGNETIC/GRAVITATIONAL (IN BALANCE), AS ELECTROMAGNETISM/ENERGY IS GRAVITY. "Mass"/ENERGY involves BALANCED inertia/INERTIAL RESISTANCE consistent WITH/AS what is BALANCED ELECTROMAGNETIC/GRAVITATIONAL FORCE/ENERGY, AS ELECTROMAGNETISM/ENERGY IS GRAVITY. (Energy has/involves GRAVITY, AND ENERGY has/involves inertia/INERTIAL RESISTANCE.) Gravity IS ELECTROMAGNETISM/energy. ELECTROMAGNETISM/ENERGY IS GRAVITY. This is proven by BOTH F=ma AND E=mc2. Importantly, this NECESSARILY represents, INVOLVES, AND describes what is possible/potential AND actual IN BALANCE. E=mc2 is DIRECTLY AND FUNDAMENTALLY DERIVED FROM F=ma. A PHOTON may be placed at the center of WHAT IS THE SUN (as a POINT, of course), as the reduction of SPACE is offset by (or BALANCED with) the SPEED OF LIGHT; AS ELECTROMAGNETISM/ENERGY IS GRAVITY. "Mass"/ENERGY IS GRAVITY. ELECTROMAGNETISM/ENERGY IS GRAVITY. ALL of SPACE is NECESSARILY ELECTROMAGNETIC/GRAVITATIONAL (IN BALANCE), AS ELECTROMAGNETISM/ENERGY IS GRAVITY. Inertia/INERTIAL RESISTANCE is proportional to (or BALANCED WITH/AS) GRAVITATIONAL force/energy, as this unifies AND balances gravity AND ELECTROMAGNETISM/ENERGY; as this balances gravity AND inertia. (This explains F=ma AND E=mc2, AS ELECTROMAGNETISM/ENERGY IS GRAVITY.) ACCORDINGLY, gravity/acceleration involves BALANCED inertia/INERTIAL RESISTANCE; AS ELECTROMAGNETISM/ENERGY IS GRAVITY. "Mass"/ENERGY involves BALANCED inertia/INERTIAL RESISTANCE consistent WITH/AS what is BALANCED ELECTROMAGNETIC/GRAVITATIONAL FORCE/ENERGY, AS ELECTROMAGNETISM/ENERGY IS GRAVITY. GRAVITATIONAL force/ENERGY IS proportional to (or BALANCED WITH/AS) inertia/INERTIAL RESISTANCE, AS GRAVITY IS ELECTROMAGNETISM/ENERGY. ACCORDINGLY, gravity/acceleration involves BALANCED inertia/INERTIAL RESISTANCE; AS GRAVITY IS ELECTROMAGNETISM/ENERGY. (This is proven by F=ma AND E=mc2, AS ELECTROMAGNETISM/ENERGY IS GRAVITY.) THEREFORE, a given PLANET (INCLUDING WHAT IS THE EARTH) sweeps out equal areas in equal times; AND this is THEN consistent WITH/AS F=ma, E=mc2, AND what is perpetual motion; AS ELECTROMAGNETISM/ENERGY IS GRAVITY. GREAT. "Mass"/ENERGY involves BALANCED inertia/INERTIAL RESISTANCE consistent WITH/AS what is BALANCED ELECTROMAGNETIC/GRAVITATIONAL FORCE/ENERGY, AS ELECTROMAGNETISM/ENERGY IS GRAVITY. ALL of SPACE is NECESSARILY ELECTROMAGNETIC/GRAVITATIONAL (IN BALANCE), AS ELECTROMAGNETISM/ENERGY IS GRAVITY. SO, consider WHAT IS THE SUN. NOW, consider what is a PLANET (INCLUDING WHAT IS THE EARTH); AND then consider what is a PHOTON (c, a POINT). It ALL makes perfect sense. It is proven. Gravity IS ELECTROMAGNETISM/ENERGY. ELECTROMAGNETISM/ENERGY IS GRAVITY. GREAT. BOTH equations apply to AND describe WHAT IS THE SUN. F=ma AND E=mc2 NECESSARILY represent, INVOLVE, AND describe WHAT IS (by DEFINITION) the BALANCED MIDDLE DISTANCE in/of SPACE (AS invisible AND VISIBLE SPACE in FUNDAMENTAL equilibrium AND BALANCE), AS ALL of SPACE is NECESSARILY ELECTROMAGNETIC/GRAVITATIONAL (IN BALANCE); AS ELECTROMAGNETISM/ENERGY IS GRAVITY. GREAT. "Mass"/ENERGY IS GRAVITY. ELECTROMAGNETISM/ENERGY IS GRAVITY. "Mass"/ENERGY involves BALANCED inertia/INERTIAL RESISTANCE consistent WITH/AS what is BALANCED ELECTROMAGNETIC/GRAVITATIONAL FORCE/ENERGY, AS ELECTROMAGNETISM/ENERGY IS GRAVITY. The THEORETICAL necessarily represents, INVOLVES, AND describes what is possible/potential AND actual IN BALANCE. Indeed, it is a very great truth that the ability of THOUGHT to DESCRIBE OR RECONFIGURE sensory experience is ULTIMATELY dependent upon the extent to which thought is SIMILAR to sensory experience. (Thoughts are invisible.) It is another great truth that the self represents, FORMS, and experiences a COMPREHENSIVE approximation of experience in general by combining conscious AND unconscious experience. BALANCE and completeness go hand in hand, AS the INTEGRATED EXTENSIVENESS of THOUGHT (AND description) is improved in the truly superior mind. Therefore, the BALANCE of being AND EXPERIENCE is essential in the UNDERSTANDING of physics/physical experience. Very importantly, outer "space" involves full inertia; AND it is FULLY INVISIBLE AND black. The ULTIMATE unification of physics/physical experience combines, BALANCES, and includes opposites. Indeed, the INTEGRATED EXTENSIVENESS of thought (AND description) is improved in the truly superior mind. That is top down thinking. The PROOF is absolutely CLEAR. I have surpassed Newton and Einstein. FACT. IT ALL MAKES PERFECT SENSE. Dream experience is/involves true/real QUANTUM GRAVITY. Dreams balance being AND EXPERIENCE. THE EYE IS THE BODY. In the dream, BODILY/VISUAL experience is invisible AND VISIBLE IN BALANCE; AS ELECTROMAGNETISM/ENERGY IS GRAVITY. ACCORDINGLY, we are in the BALANCED MIDDLE DISTANCE in/of SPACE that is BETWEEN what is THE SUN and what is the SPEED OF LIGHT (c, a POINT). SO, "mass"/ENERGY IS GRAVITY. ELECTROMAGNETISM/ENERGY IS GRAVITY. ALL of SPACE is NECESSARILY ELECTROMAGNETIC/GRAVITATIONAL (IN BALANCE), AS ELECTROMAGNETISM/ENERGY IS GRAVITY. Great. IT ALL MAKES PERFECT SENSE. By Frank DiMeglio
Wow this is crazy we will never leave this galaxy unless we team up with aliens and they give us power to to survive the long ride to different galaxy's omg that would be fucking amazing
The concept of infinity as it relates to the size of the universe is an oxymoron because infinity has no size. Even more mind boggling, to me anyway, is the fact that infinity goes in both directions; not only outward forever, but inward as well. Just when I thought I could almost comprehend an infinitely large size, it really blew my mind trying to fathom the other direction. Size going up forever; well maybe - but infinitely tiny? As in a singularity perhaps? Yes, life is an illusion, but it's all we have. It's certain that there are many other dimensions, perhaps an infinite amount where everything that can possibly happen does happen. So whats the point if a theory allows anything imaginable? How can it ever be tested?
@@tr7938if there's a wall with a door and you open it, would it be possible that nothing is there and that the only thing that exists is you the door and the wall?
We can never know how "infinite" our own cosmos is. This is because everything is expanding away from everything else, like dots on a balloon, that all separate from one another when inflating. We also know the speed of this expansion increases with distance. We have the ability to estimate the age of many of the most distant things, as well as their dimensions and makeup. With the universe expanding faster the further out you go, there is a point where the speed of expansion becomes the speed of light plus one second. In that one second it will drop from our ability to detect it - EVER. Its light would have to exceed the speed of light to reach us any longer. And it can never do so. But it still exists. It exists BEYOND our capacity to EVER detect it again. (Unless you want to assume we might develop warp drives or other stuff.) If an object can drop beyond our ability to detect it, how much ELSE is there that we'll never know had existed? That doesn't mean the undetectable objects are infinite in number, though. What it does mean is we have no way of determining how much further our known cosmos has ALREADY expanded. Even if the extent of that cosmos IS infinite doesn't mean that it's the only infinity. We're gaining knowledge that strongly suggests other entire cosmoses, separate from us, undetectable by us, and (until we develop the technology) forever OTHER THAN our own cosmos. And each with its own version of natural and physical laws. Proof is far from being obtained. I feel personally that any cosmos is infinite in size, and that there can be many of them, parallel to one another, but entirely unattainable. If that is so, what it means is that ANYTHING you can imagine not only CAN, but WILL happen somewhere. That would indicate that the reality we're living in is only one of an infinite number of other ones. Could there be, somewhere, an Earth just like ours, but where 9/11 never happened? Where wars were abhorred by every living person? Where our genes somehow made it impossible for our species to overpopulate? Lots of things can be imagined as possible, and in an INFINITE cosmos, they'd not only happen, but they'd happen repeatedly, each version only a shade different from all the others. In one, a butterfly decides to lift off from a flower. In another, the butterfly stays put a few seconds longer, and in another it never landed there, etc., etc., into an uncountable number of realities from just that one butterfly. From that point, each reality would differ just a little, but for the most part would seem to be almost identical to one another. Every event that occurs would trigger its own infinite series of variations in infinite realities. I don't see how the cosmos could be anything BUT infinite, but by what definitions, and in what circumstances might it change? No matter how big we determine the cosmos to be, it will ALWAYS be bigger. Unless there's a wall or something. We don't NEED to fully encompass infinity. By its very nature it can't be fully encompassed. We just need to look hard to try to find out if there is anything that indicates infinity does NOT exist. I doubt we'll find anything.
The whole universe is spinning around itself in a much larger universe.Spinning is a crucial part for everything,and a connection with other dimensions.Time as we know it does not exist.The past,present and the future all happens at the same moment..
+HERNANDEZ CLAWS You're just making all this up as you go along; stop basing scientific concepts off the "feeling" you get about them; like you saying, "and i know some mathematical concepts imply infinite, but it eventually ends". No dude..._it doesn't_. Total fucking nonsense. I came here to answer a comment of yours that popped up in my email notifications, but I now see there's just wayyy too much bullshit to address; however, about your "theory" of the universe having the shape you're certain of? If it did, it wouldn't be a traditional 3-dimensional shape - it would be something that you (and most all of us) have no intuitive ability to visualize, i.e. it'd be a hypersphere, hypertoroid, etc. But if you actually CARED about the most current data from the most _current_ experiments, you'd see that it's indeed the opposite of what you "know in your heart to be true" or whatever nonsense you're basing your ""theories" on...and that is that the curvature of the universe is FLAT! Therefore it is most likely infinite. Look up Planck's findings, as well as the theories its findings upholds.
+MrCheatreporter no that's wrong. If it was spinning than we'd see distant galaxies red shifting on the plane of that spin. What we see are Galaxies red shifting in every direction. 1/5 for effort, I suggest going back to elementary school.
haha, that's typical of most of these kinds of documentaries. There are also the many "Do Aliens/Ghosts exist?" documentaries where they reach no conclusion at all.
I LL GIVE YOU THE REAL ANSWER : YES AND NOT, THE UNIVERSE IS INSIDE OUR CONSCIENCE, DEATH DO NOT EXIST, THIS IS LIKE A DREAM, WHEN WE DIE, WE ACTUALLY WAKE UP INTO THE REAL REALLY, AND WE AWAKE TO THE TRUTH @@@@@@@@@@ THAT'S GOD. TRUTH, PERFECTION AND JUSTICE.
If the universe had a 'beginning', then it is not infinite. All things which 'begin' must have an end. And no, im not confusing 'eternity' with infinity - although eternity is an infinite amount of time.
***** The original comment certainly confused the nature of both the time coordinate and the spatial coordinates. A little specific information on one of those seemed OK. Sorry if you found it unnecessary and annoying. Perhaps you can just ignore it.
Dannys99887 What was it about my comment that is 'confused'? If you are confused, then perhaps it is both your lack of understanding of what i meant, and/or me not explaining myself very well....
Gr3yWolf I have no reason to doubt that you know the subject very well. I also know that the subject is complex and hard to understand for many people. I was trying to ADD descriptive information about the time coordinate that some people find confusing. For example, your comment: "If the universe had a 'beginning', then it is not infinite." It's not clear whether you're talking about spatial or temporal coordinates. The standard model of big bang cosmology holds that the univere is infinite in space but finite in time. You end up talking about the difference between "eternity" and "infinity." If by "eternity" you mean the time axis rather than the spatial axes, it's confusing when you then say "eternity is an infinite amount of time." While that may be philosophically correct, it certainly doesn't accurately describe the time cooridinate of big bang cosmology, which is definitely finite. So YOU may not be confused, but I think someone reading your comment would be.
A thing can have a beginning and still be infinite in the same way that a cone is closed on one end but is open and goes on forever in the other direction.
On this spec of dust called earth, we will NEVER EVER know what the entire universe is expanding into. ALL educated guesses/theories an astronomer or scientist make or made can NEVER be proven or true. They have a much better chance guessing how many atoms exist in our observable universe in a millionth of a second in one try. IMO, it's ABSOLUTELY impossible for it to be finite.
What’s beyond space? 🤔More space 🤨Can there ever not be space?😜After space what would there be? 🙃 Just more space 🤯 Space forever. Just endless space 🙄Yup. Infinity 🤓
@@Doppe1ganger space is nothing dum dum. Space is space. Its nothing and you can put stuff in it like matter and energy. What 3rd grade mentality thinks there is nothing beyond nothing? Let me guess. Unicorns live there and guard the Astral plane of unicorns and nothingness then SHAZAM more universes? Space is space dum dum 🙄
@@jeffmac9642 HAHAHAHA, you dumb. Space is not nothing dummy. If it'd be nothing than why would it take time to go from one place in space to the next? You're the one who has the mentality of a child. "What's beyond space, more space? durrr". The answer is, NOTHING, hence also nothing to go on forever.
No it’s easy. Just imagine yourself and all your life and everyone and thing you know replicated infinite times. For infinity. You were just born somewhere else an infinite number of times. You just as well died an infinite number of times. Also you’ve done everything you’ve ever wanted and have done absolutely nothing at the same time. This is why I believe the universe is not infinite.
Seriously... what's really cool about all this is that there ARE answers to all this. The universe is a physical, rational thing. But the answers are somewhat above our pay grade.
Wow! That was awesome! There truly is something deeply paradoxical about the very notion of infinity. Whether there is such a thing or not, I think we should begin by distinguishing between REAL infinity (if it exists), and "infinity" the concept that we manipulate in our minds as a "place holder" for that infinitely impossibly awesome concept of TRUE infinity, whether in one direction, or the opposite, or any other direction, or even within any finite interval (is it *really* infinitely sub-divisible?). Whereas "infinity" (in "scare quotes") is our internal mental token that represents an un-representable concept, a finite token to indicate an infinite thing.
This have fascinated me since my young days which also seems an infinite distance away sometimes. If you make a spacecraft that can fly at the speed of light or whatever, and you start travelling in a direction away from earth. where do you end up in a thousand years? or a thousand thousand years? Will it be back at earth from the opposite direction you started from. Or can you just travel forever????? And what is forever? Nevermind all their fancy calculations, it just boggles the mind!!!
Forever and infinite is mind boggling but trying to imagine that space is finite is even harder to do. What’s after the end. And if the universe is expanding what is it expanding into…more space…..that’s already there
I just dont get how the very thought of space being infinite doesnt fascinate more people.
I believe it also never had a beginning; it has always existed, at least energy anyways.
@@technomage6736 I mean everything has gotta have a start to something? Unless our minds cant understand things like that.
@@dichaelovic It could have just spontaneously appeared suddenly, but I doubt that. I believe there was never a "beginning", which is almost stupifying to comprehend.
Space has no beginning no end it might have but our minds are so small we can’t comprehend it
@Mike Studmuffin I would only correct you that no law states that an object can "not exist". If something doesn't exist, then there is no object to make an existence claim about in the first place.
I'll save you 24 minutes: They don't know.
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THank you.,:)
You could at least have said “spoiler alert” 🤪
Exactly!!!! I don't even hardly waste my time with half if these videos because there's no way anyone can say for sure about anything in space aside from our planets! Trillions and billions and millions of stars galaxies light yrs and 99 % is a guess! Bit I do believe in GOD and the Bible says HE holds the universe in the palm of his HAND!
Christ almighty, THANK YOU!
So many people with a negative attitude and closed minds will never learn anything in this life. This is a fantastic video.
Rush is right
Those people are called democrats
@@chadtrump7009 you just proved their point
@G Team On Lock There is no flat earth bruh. And Trump is better than Biden. Sure Trump isn't the best, but he's a better option.
@@juicymuscprod9624 bs
The delivery of his, voice and music makes this documentary come alive.
Sometimes I come to vidoes like this to seek comfort in that fact that none of the things we worry about actually matter and that I'll be okay even if I haven't studied enough for the exam I have in less than 24 hours. But now I'll go back to studying cuz college is expensive :)
How can it NOT BE INFINITY - what- there's a BRICK wall at the END... ?WHAT'S AFTER THE BRICK WALL?
Nothing at all. Space is merely distance divided by time. It has no material description. If there is nothing at all there to measure it simply does not exist.
The edge of the expanding universe could very well be a black void, but unless we can discover wormholes to get us there AND travel at or faster than the speed of light, we'll never know since the universe is calculated to be expanding at the speed of light itself. I personally think that we all exist in a synapses currently firing within a human mind on another dimensional plane. The map of the known galaxy clusters looks a lot like the human brain when scanned while thoughts and feelings are firing up.
Exactly!
Is there a brick wall holding our galaxy together, your thinking in a simple term it's more complex than just a barrier but that doesn't mean it isn't contained
And remember nothing is just the absence of something you can't have nothing without first having something
YES. Because of the following points:
1. Why would there be a beginning or end of the universe if we never actually observed any beginning or end at all? Everything we have observed is a change in the composition of material that already was. If I ‘make’ a cake I don’t actually ‘create’ anything physical, but I re-arrange ingredients that already were. We invented these labels like all other labels to use them as a tool for our survival. For someone who takes the ‘begin’ or ‘end’ as ‘truth’ its easy to think: “Everything in nature has a begin and end SO where did the universe start and where does it end?”. We made all these creation theory’s on that thinking error.
2. If I bypass the first thinking error and accept that these labels as true then you can still define the endless emptiness behind the ‘end’ label as ‘infinite’ to remove the subjective end. If the universe is a inflatable balloon and we live on the surface of it then you need a outside observer to acknowledge the ‘end’ and by that the outside observer makes the universe bigger then the surface of the balloon since he is standing outside it. On the surface of the balloon you can never know if you are walking in a straight line to different parallel universes that look the same or walking in a circle. You can see the same universe over and over, but there will always remain the question if the pattern breaks after the second third or later cycles so then you will need that outside observer who cannot exist without expanding the universe. This does not add up and is in my opinion forcing to find the ‘end’ that we never observed in the first place (see point 1).
There can be a big bang and a so called ‘end’ to the patterns like the change of patterns we see in solar systems and galaxy’s, but a absolute end in a physical universe seems logically impossible.
The big bang happened,so the universe is definetely not infinite
Just because scientists got butthurt about not finding the end of space doesn't mean it doesn't end. I think space ends, but we just haven't gone far yet.
The space is endless black air with universes. if it has end. it would not be god or anything stupid. it would be just more galaxies growing
This is a weird subject, im always mindblown when thinking about The universe and what can be out there.
You are not alone
Me too bro
Until you forget about it completely. Then you'll come back here in a few months and be confused again until you give up once more. Maybe something doesn't want us to figure out an answer...lol
@joehellz you are
I am now having an existential crisis
existentially origin is a crisis past has no future its a bubble basically distant to light in the darkness dont cry about just saying
@@greggy2445 why the fuck am I laughing at your comment.😂😂😂
Damn you're beautiful all the stars in the quadrant Quintal to the power of 48 billionth trillianth zeros that makes up our universe. ..you're one in a million lol😍
@@alexzandercook6725 lol
Why?
The universe is only as large as our own consciousness. Remember all your senses only exist in your own mind. There is much much more to reality than what your senses can perceive.
Yea
My conciousness is, I would guess 16 feet 4 inches in diameter ;-) Going by your nonsensical assertion "The universe is only as large as our own consciousness" yours is only about 2 inches wide.
Brent Bauer did you seriously just agree with your own comment? That's sad.
Brent Bauer Your name sounds familiar. Is this your real name?
Brent Bauer wait....chickens do eat violins???
I say again, this guy's voice is the bomb
I have heard this guy before but I can't remember where or when. Anyone know who he is?
@@georgehenderson7783 it is the African American guy that was homeless and was given a shot at fame
I am me therefore I am the universe
It's a fun concept to explore, but as far as we know, the universe just goes on forever. I don't think there is an end or some kind of barrier to keep us "inside" the universe. It's kind of crazy to think about. We don't have anything on earth to really compare to the concept of infinite space in all directions. lt's mind boggling to even consider.
The universe has no end . Time does not end, time is limitless. So if time won't end so will the universe?
I bet earth makes fun of the other planets for having no life.
Since the Earth itself is made up of nothing but rocks, iron and minerals and has no consciousness of itself or its surroundings whatsoever, I seriously put doubt that it does that.
😂😂 👌 may be possible..
harkeill what the fuck can't you take a joke
harkeill i think theres sarcasm on this planet . loik it up
Shingeki no kyojin Season 2 lol
I wish we had the technology to send a craft into space, and keep going until it hits something. I don't think there's an end, and I also believe that in this vast, never ending universe...we can't be the only planet with life on it. There must be another planet or planets out there where the inhabitants there might be thinking the same about us
the government has been hiding information about ufos for over 80 years. so FFS.
... it's okay to believe in anything you want
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@Stone Blue What's beyond "the end"?
And if it hit something, WHAT'S ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THAT???????
If it hit something - a wall of some sort, then from what we understand of walls there must be something on the other side. The trouble is, the human race cannot ever comprehend 'infinity' because we live in a world that is defined by limits.
". . . like the room at the end of an endless corridor . . ." A paradox. Endless means without end.
This is nearly 10 years old and still fascinating! I wonder what would be different if they made this video today.
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@@kidnextdxxr good picture
Dont watch this video at 3 am
saia sox 3:08 right now lol
saia sox only 1 so I'm safe?
why?
Parikshit Hegde its to deep it makes your mind so blown that it hurts
I m watching it at 3:34 am.
So many mysterious things that we will never find out
The universe is endless people, there will always be something.
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I don't have one, that's what I think, because there always is something next. It's not like at some point there will be a wall or something so you can't pass through, there is something beyond that too. Unless there is some invisible wall or something idk
+Amir Not infinite...
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why...do you think there is some kind of barrier at some point
+Amir no man... In the beginning the universe was nothing... According to the standard Big Bang model, the universe was born during a period of inflation that began about 13.7 billion years ago. Like a rapidly expanding balloon, it swelled from a size smaller than an electron to nearly its current size within a tiny fraction. This meaning that the universe started somewhere and is still expanding something infinite does not expand infinity is not a number so how can something expand while being infinite what would it expand to?
Logical Atheist
I also don't believe there was nothing at the begining, there can't be nothing. It's impossible.
There always is something unless you think there is some barrier.
This is dead ass one of the coolest documentaries I've ever seen. Everything about it from the pure concept of the video, to the visuals and music used. Brilliant stuff and super trippy.
if the universe is infinite, space would go on forever, how is that possible (so weird) but if it is finite, what's on the edge and what's like 'behind' it? it's just scary to think about
Uh shit , i have same thoughts like you , thats confusing
Daniel Acevedo lol
Or it could be a sphere, so it is finite in size and has no edge.
i agree with this and i believe outside our universe are other universes
What do you see?
I believe the universe is round, and so heavy that it bends everything, so if you go in a straight line you will end up were you started, you will never come to an ”end” or edge
Somewhat right
Hello . Can we talk about this??
What's on the other side of the round universe?
Big bang always seemed ridiculous to me. That just begs the question of where did the matter and anti-matter that created the big bang come from? How did that bang create planets and suns and how the hell did it create so much matter? Why has't it happened again since?
I believe that the universe has always existed. Planets and stars come and go. The universe goes on for ever and ever and ever and ever, etc.
If you think about it the fact that a circle’s circumference goes on forever it makes perfect sense because a circle is round and it’s continuous, it’s really incredible how the math reflects that, I find myself believing more and more that we’re living in a computer simulation, the math is just so convincing.
To this day the Beatles are still crossing trying to cross the street
In the infinite monkey theory (what you showed were apes, not monkeys 😋), when you give an 'infinite' number of monkeys an 'infinite' amount of time to type on an 'infinite' amount of typewriters, there's not just a chance that you'll eventually receive the entire works of Shakespeare, there's the certainty that you 'will.' Not only will you certainly get that result, but you'll get it an infinite number of times. The monkeys would never stop, and there are only a finite set of letters they're typing with.
A similar concept is that if our universe is truly infinite--since there are only a finite number of possible ways atoms and particles can be rearranged--there would, with absolute certainty, be another 'exact' version of you out there, exactly identical to you down to the very atom. Not only would there be a perfect identical copy of you, there would be an infinite number of "you's" out there, or at least physically identical copies of you. And since there are only a finite number of ways matter can interact with matter, and brains encode memories and experiences, there would eventually, in an infinite universe, be an infinite number of these "you's" who have lived a perfectly identical life to the life you've lead, down to interacting with a set of friends who are identical to your set of friends, to the atom, with identical lives to them. This would happen an infinite number of times because infinity never ends, and the law of averages demands that this outcome must eventually happen in an infinitely large universe, eventually.
Well said sir.
I’m old now but when I was in my teens and knew people that knew with LSD, those people may or may not of stayed awake for many days pondering this.
This man's voice is my ultimate sleeping pill. Not only a fantastic documentary, but that voice is somehow therapeutic
Just think how long it took us how many years so that we could get the freedom to THINK, without being burned to the stake like in the early days, but even so there's really not too many thinkers out there.
You could think but you had to be careful who you spoke to...
Still happening all over the world sadly
We will never know because the expansion is moving faster than the light being emitted from the outer most reaches..the most intriguing question to me is what is it expanding into?
Therapist …My Dear , Universe is expanding into whom we call NOTHINGNESS…It is no matter but pure Consciousness [Body of God invisible]
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It’s not expanding. It just is. U can’t expand into nothing. If u could slow down the process of the expansion what is it you think u would see?
the universe is beyond our Comperhendtion, we will never know.
If you say you will never know, you will never know for a long time. All things will be known by all.
I think when we die we will know
Thank you so much so much for a 25 mins video that concludes "the scientists will continue to look for evidence but the final answer will always elude us"
I lost my brain watching this
Kind of ironic how you lost your brain and your mom gives me brain
@@dadillonful YOOO CHILL DUDE
The implications of an infinite universe are absolutely mind boggling... Like the fact that there would be infinite copies and infinite versions of everyone who ever existed. In an infinite universe, this exact video is playing somewhere, but instead of the current narrator, I'm the one narrating this video, as well as everyone who ever reads this comment...
The thing is, sentient beings have this concept of time and this concept of size, because it is around us. We are born, we live and we die, that is the cycle of all life as we see it, everything has a beginning and everything has an end... at least in our minds.
There is no definitive answer to whether the Universe is finite or not, there is no real way to know for sure and really you can only speculate and argue the differing/conflicting evidence, opinions, theories, etc.
What if, space and time cannot be calculated to a beginning and an end because there simply isn't one? What if, the universe has always been and always will be regardless of whether our entire species ceases to exist one day?
Humans cannot fathom infinitum because we do not see it in our own physical and observable space (meaning our galaxy, our solar system, our planet, your continent, your country, your state/territory/province/region if any, your city, your house, your room, and the physical space in which you yourself exist in). We are use to conclussion, we are use to the fact that there is an end to everything around us and that it has an origin, but as soon as something disrupts that order we can't/don't/struggle to believe it.
Bro, you are soooo overthinking this. Life wasn't meant to be a riddle. There are answers and meaning to existence. All you have to do is think about the "matter" that exists in our world. If matter exists then (we can argue this) what created it? We know energy cannot be created or destroyed. (Newtons first law) So not only does something infinite have to exist for matter to exist but something with the property of omnipotence and creative ability.
Sean Hixon a sum is made of its constituent parts. What is true of the part is therefore true of the whole. Every living thing on earth will die. Earth will also die. All planets die. Stars die. The universe too, made up of the sum of its parts will also die.
@@calebgrabowski5184 parts of the universe transcends the boundaries of our laws of physics, this includes the law of thermodynamics. The universe is in a state of change, this means the laws that govern the universe are also in a state of change.
Energy can be lost: just remember the universe itself was created out of a void of nothing, there was no energy before the big bang.
@@darkknight17 The bible also states the earth was "Void" before God spoke life into the universe. So you're right in a sense that at the beginning there was a void of nothing but not right in a sense of origin.
@@calebgrabowski5184 the "origin" is a void and that itself is beyond human comprehension.
As you see the screen moving threw the galaxies in space, try to imagine Earth and it's local area stars containing ALL the stars with see in our night sky. And imagining the remainder of galaxy and space out of our view. Wow mind-boggling
Just to know and understand that we are all part of it makes it joyous!
Decades ago, I was in second grade with a girl who today would be considered autistic. One day she was rolling on the floor in the midst of a fit. As the teacher futilely tried to restrain her, the girl, lying on her back, suddenly and calmly said, "Infinity: whatever number you can think of, you can always add one to it."
lol she was right
Autism was a term I heard back in the seventies.
@@SteveCarras noice
I don't think you are supposed to retain someone like that who is autistic...
ITS A FUCKING DEMON
By watching this I get a better understanding of why we have so many religions, because this stuff is too deep mind-boggling for the human brain
This concept is so unfathomably, impossibly, and ridiculously mind boggling that we will never truly understand the incredible magnitude of our universe and if in fact it is a finite block of space matter or a infinite three dimensional plane. Both have incredibly confusing implications and quite frankly, I think a finite universe would make even less sense than a flat out infinite universe. Take in mind, humans were the ones that said some things can only be finite, but why can’t some things be infinite? This is a question for the ages and I’m not even sure if it will ever be answered although I hope generations that come next do!
This just baffles my mind to another universe
After learning english on my own, understanding science using it was extremely empowering and confidence building. Thank you knowledge!!!!!
Right on dude, good to hear.
German is a better language to do it in.
Perhaps we have to learn the universe such as you learned English? Before English you could only imagine what was going on, that’s how I’m looking at space. We could only imagine
I think the universe is not expanding,
It is just simply infinite unknown,
My mind has always stuck when I imagine how big this universe is….
Is it big? What is big. Big is only big in comparison to something smaller.
Short answer: Yes ! Long answer: Hard to imagine, but Yes !.........and it is not expanding, it just IS !
Short answer: they don't know
Imagine how shocked the first person to have an idea how big actually the universe is.
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"U owe me septillion duller"
"Noice."
I wish I was born 200 years later so I could travel to space.
If you were, you'd probably wish you were born in this age.
@@fourth8656 ❓Why
@@yungpo9853 I'm no expert... but I don't think the future will be kind to us.
we are humans
We cannot understand because we just can't .
Sick explication bruv
because we will never see it.
The human brain is very fascinating you never know what our species would be capable of in hundreds or even thousands of years. I wish I could witness our species in the next thousands of years if only we could unite as a whole instead of fighting with each other.
Read me and maybe you will
@IVN are you one of those much smarter people who can explain it to the clueless? Cuz if not...
Isn't the title a little silly?? So, let's say the Universe is 1 Trillion light years to the End? So what is after... or behind... the "End"? How do you describe the End when you get to it? Do you hit a brick wall...lol? If so, what's behind the wall? You get the picture. Interesting thinking, but we can't even cure the common cold....but we'll speculate on the infinity of the Universe.
topgeardel, you can’t cure the common cold, but the medicine you take helps reduce the symptoms such as runny nose, coughing...etc. Your body is most likely strong enough to fight it off within a few days.
There is nothing beyond this physical, but unseen life called spirit ... ?
there was no beginning
"THE END" as you put it is really the beginning of something better and greater than you see here on planet earth.... THE END ...it is the start of life far beyond what you are able to imagion in your best times..... Your world has things a bit turned around there....THERE IS NOTHING IN THE FUTURE THAT'S GOING TO END. AND NOT EXIST....SOMEWHERE ANYWAY..
I say thr is indeed a limit to our universe,and i think our universe's shape is like a circle like a planet as almost evry stable thing is,and is probably a small part of a Multiverse.
The current laws we study are applicable in our universe only,once we clear that boundary all the laws we have learned untill now may or may not applicable, its kinda like evry planet has its own gravity so i believe evry universe has its own laws.
Anyways who knows whats beyond multiverse,probably a giant black hole keeping all the universe under it,and whats beyond that multiverse, haha?
All things said its just my theory which i made before going to sleep lol
Where did all these particles come from on the first place?
higgs field
Get your sorry arse to school and pay attention to what is being explained. For fucks sake.
Thinking of the universe being so vast makes me feel teeny tiny lol it also gives me a ton of anxiety lol.
Calm down... 😊
Cuz ur brain jus can’t process it n don’t wanna believe it
Yep we are so small like we not even exist
"...the final final answer, will always elude us." I see what you did there! :P
Saved me 26 minuets cheers
Kanaya hub speech
I came here looking for a yes or no.
@Brad Watson omg
@@herogamekey7652 what
If future time is infinite, what is more mind-boggling is the past being infinite.
Indeed
If the Universe is infinite, does that mean that every point in time and space is the center of it?
I´m not an expert, but I would think that the center is the point half way between at least two ending points, so if infinity doesn´t have ending points, it can´t have a center..
Karl Gruber sure well that is when you are talking about a single center of something but if it is infinite then every place is a center on its own since the space surrounding that appointed center can grow infinitely around that point.
I guess it depends on the definition of the word center. My intuition tells me that center can only be where there is a beginning and an end. To my intuiton, to state that a center is everywhere, is the same as stating that the beginning and the end is everywhere.. so center and the perimiter would be the same..
Maybe, mathematically, the definition is different though.
Hmm, I wonder wheather there can be a half infinity.. like there is one beginning but no end.. and if this half infinity contains more numbers than the whole one..
Karl Gruber true I think reality is more like a infinity which holds beginnings and ends inside of it. Maybe because we are part of one beginning and end we think that reality has to have the same pattern, sometimes it is hard for a piece of the puzzle to realize it is part of a whole.
There is no center to infinity.The concept is very mind boggling. There is not even a center between two finite points. You can't keep dividing something in half until it is nothing...theoretically. The video actually demonstrates this at about 5:35 in. Paradox.
Of course if you look at it has anything that has an equal amount of distance from it in all directions could be considered a center, but it does not work with a concept such as infinity.Can you fathom infinity + 1 or infinity - 1?
The 'big bang' is constantly happening. That's why theres too much matter in the universe. It's why everything is accelerating away from us. It's why galaxies are evenly distributed. As spacetime expands it pulls more stuff into existence
So the earth is the center of the universe? I mean, if everything is moving away from us, that is the logical conclusion, right?
The asterisk at 7:29 doesn't fully leave the screen
The universe would have to be infinite otherwise it wouldn't make sense...
why?
Why? Because a spearman went to end and threw a spear that's why.
@@dutchboss509 Because if it were not then it would not be called Universe. Universe means everywhere. Everywhere has no limit so there, you have arrived at infinity. Ever see a chicken look at a dictionary? The chicken doesn't think about understanding it, only eating it. Give up trying to understand it, just accept it. Now go get yourself something to eat.
@@davidmorse8432 If the universe is infinite, how did it "create" finite materials? Last time I checked, the universe..(whatever you mean by that) doesn't have creative powers.
@@calebgrabowski5184 Better check again, the universe created you didn't it? And if you want to say that God created you than you are right. But God has no limits and is infinite and universal. Man will always need to keep God in the picture of everything he perceives because he doesn't have the ability to perceive infinity. Attempting to do what only God can do is futile. It is better to attempt to do things that are within our capability than mess with things that are not. We are doing the best we can to deem something infinite simply on the basis of the fact that we cannot measure it. It makes no sense to try to define infinity in any other way other than to say that it has no limits and as far as man is concerned the universe fits this classisication.
"But like the room at the end of an endless corridor, the final answer will always elude us."
Uh... nope, you just said it was an endless corridor, so basically you just admitted that the Universe was infinite.
This is close to the answer if you learn to run at 1 day old and run 24/7 till you die you will not be any closer to the end of the universe as the day you started. I am not saying the universe is infinite, I am saying if there is a end and you did run 24/7 till the day you die you are no closer to the end if there is a end as the day you started running short answer this question is 50/50 either there is a end or there is no end.
@@dennisaustin6058 there is no end, dude... obviously
Watching these videos make my real life problems not so bad
Think of a time in your life when you were ten years old. A memory of something that happened that you stored in your mind that you can now remember without any difficulty. It happened, its part of your life. Its part of your past, its real. Where is it ? Where does it exist? It is as real as the present.
If you can think of it, it exists. But where...?
A bunch of neurons made the memories without them we wouldn’t even know who we are or were.
Here is the problem I find with this and other videos. The question asked is: Does space go on forever? Is there no end to space?
Now the answers always relate to the size and growth of the universe, and they go on and on about the universe. Now one has little or nothing to do with the other. We all know that the universe is expanding. And where is it expanding ? The answer is; in space. So I would have to say “yes, space goes on forever”. There is no end to space. Now, if you came to the end of space, or a wall, the question would be, What’s on the other side? To me , the only conclusion is : Space is endless. It goes on forever....
You seem to be under the mistaken impression that spacetime is distinct from space. The universe IS space, outside of the universe spacetime, the cosmological constant etc. dont exist as we know them. Quantum fluctuations wouldn't occur if our universe was a closed system, since we see quantum fluctuations which appear to add information to the universe, something thats supposed to be impossible under the second law of thermodynamics, the most likely explanation is that those fluctuations are coming from other universes outside our current scope of spacetime.
TheRhinehart86 But still, what he said is exactly what I've thought about too. If the universe has an end, that ending means that we're unable to move past it. There must a physical solid wall of infinite thickness that stop us, or it must not, but there is SOMETHING, which there must be infinite off? It's a weird thing to think about..
TheRhinehart86 I think you are mistaken about what I said. Space goes on forever in all directions. The universe had a beginning and an end where it is now , but is constantly expanding. Let me explain this in a way you can understand.
I plant a tree. In 2 years it has grown 24 inches high. So the tree ends at 2 feet now. But it continues to grow and expand. Just like the universe. It had a beginning and has expanded to where it is at this moment. Therefore it has an end, but it is constantly growing and expanding into space...
if god created us but if he created him self then who created god
Enigmatic Elijah 0
What is infinity - 1? Still infinity?
+D'Jean Buie don't let it, numbers are just an illusion created by mankind. They're not real :P
+Legalize Memes 2016 Infinity is not a number, therefore the idea of subtracting a number from it is meaningless. You may as well say "what is banana minus 1".
+Lunar Reef wow that got me thinking. but it has meaning. quite truthful right? if so, then it would be true.
***** No, it is not a number.
***** No, quite simply it is not a number, is is a concept. You cannot perform mathematical operations on infinity.
You answered your own question. Whats beyond them? There is space, whether matter exists there or not. Physics demands it.
Is it the pattern of movements in the universe?
*Moons* move around the planets.
*Planets* move around the stars.
*Stars* move around the galaxies (black holes).
*Dwarf galaxies* move around the big galaxies as clusters.
*Clusters* move around superclusters.
*Superclusters* move around within the universe?
*Universe* moves around what?
There are so much much much *round objects* within the universe 😎 😍 🙄
Everything revolves around God.
There’s no way the universe just ends somewhere. If it ends what’s outside of it? The universe truly is infinite and that’s just mind boggling to think about.
Yep, either way it hurts my brain to try to accept it being infinite OR finite.
Our universe 100.000.000.000.000.000.000.000 x 46.000.000.000 lightyears in diameter, I have to admit, is quite quite quite big, but then still the key-question remains: what's beyond that? So really infinite seems much more plausible.
Dennis Pereboom I always like to say this, if the universe is not infinite it might as well be.
Every thing ends, and what would of made the universe, and what would of made the thing that made the universe, and so on.
Arlo2299 but would it be the earth you started from?
Arlo2299 I have a better theory. A theory so bat shit crazy it makes sense
Arlo2299 if the universe is infinite then time travel is possible and this is why.
ok this is going to be extremely long.
If the universe is infinite then everything that could possibly happen is all happening at once an infinite amount of times. Things in the past and future would be happening right now as well because they are physically possible to happen, everything that could ever happen in every way they could ever happen is happening right now all at once. So this means two things, first time and space are the same thing and second the universe has always been here and will always be here because if space and time are the same thing and we have an infinite amount of space then we have an infinite amout of time going both forward and backwards. So theoretically if we could visit the future by traveling to an earth that is experiencing the right time and version of that time. This also would mean enstines theory of relatively is correct, if we traveled as at fast enough speed where we reached an exact copy of our earth that is a few years in the future to our perspective we would have aged slower than everyone on earth. After all the theory of relativity is all about perspective.
Obviously there are many problems with using the infinite universe for time travel for example the red shift and the near infinite distance we would have to travel to reach the closest earth copy. If we could instantly teleport that would be the only way.
Another problem would be proving the universe is actually truly infinite. The only way to prove it would be to never find an edge, but you would keep think it's just because you can't find it doesn't mean it's there. It's impossible to prove it but also impossible to disprove it for the same reason, to disprove it you would have to find the edge and just because you can't find it doesn't mean it couldn't be just a little bit farther. The true nature of the universe could be a paradox.
All this would also mean the big bang was a local event not unlike the birth of a new solar system from a super nova.
Boom, mind blown
I stayed at the Hotel Infinity once. The room service took forever!
If the universe was Infinite, technically there would be an Infinite number of you. This has to do with there is a limited number of ways a certain space's molecular compound can be rearranged.
100% always said this. When you die you have no sense of time or reality which then leads you into another form of life. I mean if you die and 10000000000000000000000000000000 years could pass, maybe more maybe less and you'll instantly be born into your new reality. A new consciousness. But will you know you lived in the past? Maybe the world you're living in is way further advanced than we are and understand how this works, or maybe you're a parasite feeding off something's shit. Either way it'll continue to happen for eternity. You was here a infinite amount of times in the "past" and you'll continue to live for the "future" (even though there's no such thing as time) that's just a way to explain.
@Igor Drake not necessarily
I never thought of it quite like that, but you are absolutely right. That's mind blowing.
@@nuka5619 maybe
But if the universe is infinite there are infinite combinations of anything and everything including your life lived in another place with perhaps one different molecule of water in one different place in a lake that you swam in once. Following, each one of your infinite lives lived, each with a different molecule in a lake that they swam in at one time would have an infinite lifetimes lived, each with another different molecule in a different part of the lake. And that is just about you and one other molecule, the tiniest sample of infinity imaginable. It makes you almost need to rule out infinity, but at the same time makes religious beliefs almost entirely plausible. *this is officially my first foray into philosophy.
Does the universe go on forever? Yes I do think so.
Can you grasp "forever" ?
Nope, the Earth is all there is. It's a closed system that we can't ever leave.
@@rap1df1r3 I think you just described your own mind.
Yes... The Universe is infinite! The universe is also indifferent to human suffering. The universe does not know that we exist. The universe is not self-aware; only human arrogance dictates otherwise. We are here because of probability and luck. "Time" does not exist and mathematics was invented not discovered.
Humans are the universe. We are self aware and we apply value to our own existence
RUclips : Give us the option of watching the required number of ads BEFORE the content starts.
Ads? Where?
@@Bluebirdfalling , I get the content interrupted by an ad every 15-20 mins. I understand that as a free user, the content is supported by advertising; I just think it would be better if I had the choice of watching all the ads before the video, so I could watch the content un-interupted.
Ads are out of hand. I have been blocking them internet-wide for 6 years now.
The other day, on my nephews mobile, I saw a 42 minute pre-roll ad on a 3 minute video! Seriously, What the actual fcuk?
ALL ads that interrupt any content should be banned. The only acceptable type of ads are those that are:
• In the right-hand margin of the page, away from site content. (For RUclips, this would be to the right of the suggested videos, next to the scroll-bar of the browser)
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Basically, any ad should be like a RUclips thumbnail. Small and still, until acted upon.
ALL other types of ads should be (and will be) blocked.
Practice respectful advertising, and I will respect the advertising. Practice invasive and annoying advertising, and I will block it.
I still PAY for my internet data that advertisers steal with invasive ads that hog up bandwidth and ever-increasing amounts of data trying to sell me boner pills (I'm a girl) , some asinine tv show, or some cheap chinese junk that won't last a month.
Nope.
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Every thing has end but space have also end but we not found end just think about it's very interested
The thought of this really drives me insane
I believe that the universe is a loop, as it impossible to have either an end or no end to space. Although our brains might just not be able to explain to ourselves how something can exist without having an end or with an end, this is because space is the only thing that could be so complicated for even the smartest of people to figure out, it is hard to believe that space could be infinite as it is hard to think of anything else that is infinite that has been discovered, you would've thought that we would've been able to discover something that has no end. And then that leaves us to believe that space has an end, but then you could think about how could space have an end? How could something be blocking us from going any further? Which is why I believe that space is a loop as the other two options are seemingly impossible.
Please tell me any ideas that could prove me wrong.
Then don't think about it
Mirus Wolf
I got a bad depression thinking of Eternity im my early 20's.
I learnt my lesson and moved on to other finite stuff.
Every knee shall bow, as they say.
Mark Rymanowski I'll just ask out of respectful curiosity, was your depression only caused by that or there was an emotional issue involved, like the a broken love or a loss?
Mirus Wolf it's so good listen to these every night before you go to bed and allow your mind to feel stretched to its Breaking Point
Is it just me, or is the ending of this episode unbelievably depressing?
Maybe it's just the way he said it, but goddamn it's sad.
Yes
Mr. Shashi Singh has stated that the following writing is "absolutely right". This is SUPER IMPORTANT work.
ABSOLUTE MATHEMATICAL AND OBSERVATIONAL PROOF THAT FRANK DIMEGLIO IS THE GREATEST SCIENTIST/PHYSICIST WHO HAS EVER LIVED:
ALL of SPACE is NECESSARILY ELECTROMAGNETIC/GRAVITATIONAL (IN BALANCE), AS ELECTROMAGNETISM/ENERGY IS GRAVITY. "Mass"/ENERGY involves BALANCED inertia/INERTIAL RESISTANCE consistent WITH/AS what is BALANCED ELECTROMAGNETIC/GRAVITATIONAL FORCE/ENERGY, AS ELECTROMAGNETISM/ENERGY IS GRAVITY. (Energy has/involves GRAVITY, AND ENERGY has/involves inertia/INERTIAL RESISTANCE.) Gravity IS ELECTROMAGNETISM/energy. ELECTROMAGNETISM/ENERGY IS GRAVITY. This is proven by BOTH F=ma AND E=mc2. Importantly, this NECESSARILY represents, INVOLVES, AND describes what is possible/potential AND actual IN BALANCE. E=mc2 is DIRECTLY AND FUNDAMENTALLY DERIVED FROM F=ma. A PHOTON may be placed at the center of WHAT IS THE SUN (as a POINT, of course), as the reduction of SPACE is offset by (or BALANCED with) the SPEED OF LIGHT; AS ELECTROMAGNETISM/ENERGY IS GRAVITY.
"Mass"/ENERGY IS GRAVITY. ELECTROMAGNETISM/ENERGY IS GRAVITY. ALL of SPACE is NECESSARILY ELECTROMAGNETIC/GRAVITATIONAL (IN BALANCE), AS ELECTROMAGNETISM/ENERGY IS GRAVITY. Inertia/INERTIAL RESISTANCE is proportional to (or BALANCED WITH/AS) GRAVITATIONAL force/energy, as this unifies AND balances gravity AND ELECTROMAGNETISM/ENERGY; as this balances gravity AND inertia. (This explains F=ma AND E=mc2, AS ELECTROMAGNETISM/ENERGY IS GRAVITY.) ACCORDINGLY, gravity/acceleration involves BALANCED inertia/INERTIAL RESISTANCE; AS ELECTROMAGNETISM/ENERGY IS GRAVITY. "Mass"/ENERGY involves BALANCED inertia/INERTIAL RESISTANCE consistent WITH/AS what is BALANCED ELECTROMAGNETIC/GRAVITATIONAL FORCE/ENERGY, AS ELECTROMAGNETISM/ENERGY IS GRAVITY.
GRAVITATIONAL force/ENERGY IS proportional to (or BALANCED WITH/AS) inertia/INERTIAL RESISTANCE, AS GRAVITY IS ELECTROMAGNETISM/ENERGY. ACCORDINGLY, gravity/acceleration involves BALANCED inertia/INERTIAL RESISTANCE; AS GRAVITY IS ELECTROMAGNETISM/ENERGY. (This is proven by F=ma AND E=mc2, AS ELECTROMAGNETISM/ENERGY IS GRAVITY.) THEREFORE, a given PLANET (INCLUDING WHAT IS THE EARTH) sweeps out equal areas in equal times; AND this is THEN consistent WITH/AS F=ma, E=mc2, AND what is perpetual motion; AS ELECTROMAGNETISM/ENERGY IS GRAVITY. GREAT. "Mass"/ENERGY involves BALANCED inertia/INERTIAL RESISTANCE consistent WITH/AS what is BALANCED ELECTROMAGNETIC/GRAVITATIONAL FORCE/ENERGY, AS ELECTROMAGNETISM/ENERGY IS GRAVITY. ALL of SPACE is NECESSARILY ELECTROMAGNETIC/GRAVITATIONAL (IN BALANCE), AS ELECTROMAGNETISM/ENERGY IS GRAVITY. SO, consider WHAT IS THE SUN. NOW, consider what is a PLANET (INCLUDING WHAT IS THE EARTH); AND then consider what is a PHOTON (c, a POINT). It ALL makes perfect sense. It is proven. Gravity IS ELECTROMAGNETISM/ENERGY. ELECTROMAGNETISM/ENERGY IS GRAVITY. GREAT. BOTH equations apply to AND describe WHAT IS THE SUN.
F=ma AND E=mc2 NECESSARILY represent, INVOLVE, AND describe WHAT IS (by DEFINITION) the BALANCED MIDDLE DISTANCE in/of SPACE (AS invisible AND VISIBLE SPACE in FUNDAMENTAL equilibrium AND BALANCE), AS ALL of SPACE is NECESSARILY ELECTROMAGNETIC/GRAVITATIONAL (IN BALANCE); AS ELECTROMAGNETISM/ENERGY IS GRAVITY. GREAT. "Mass"/ENERGY IS GRAVITY. ELECTROMAGNETISM/ENERGY IS GRAVITY. "Mass"/ENERGY involves BALANCED inertia/INERTIAL RESISTANCE consistent WITH/AS what is BALANCED ELECTROMAGNETIC/GRAVITATIONAL FORCE/ENERGY, AS ELECTROMAGNETISM/ENERGY IS GRAVITY.
The THEORETICAL necessarily represents, INVOLVES, AND describes what is possible/potential AND actual IN BALANCE. Indeed, it is a very great truth that the ability of THOUGHT to DESCRIBE OR RECONFIGURE sensory experience is ULTIMATELY dependent upon the extent to which thought is SIMILAR to sensory experience. (Thoughts are invisible.) It is another great truth that the self represents, FORMS, and experiences a COMPREHENSIVE approximation of experience in general by combining conscious AND unconscious experience. BALANCE and completeness go hand in hand, AS the INTEGRATED EXTENSIVENESS of THOUGHT (AND description) is improved in the truly superior mind. Therefore, the BALANCE of being AND EXPERIENCE is essential in the UNDERSTANDING of physics/physical experience.
Very importantly, outer "space" involves full inertia; AND it is FULLY INVISIBLE AND black.
The ULTIMATE unification of physics/physical experience combines, BALANCES, and includes opposites. Indeed, the INTEGRATED EXTENSIVENESS of thought (AND description) is improved in the truly superior mind. That is top down thinking. The PROOF is absolutely CLEAR. I have surpassed Newton and Einstein. FACT. IT ALL MAKES PERFECT SENSE.
Dream experience is/involves true/real QUANTUM GRAVITY. Dreams balance being AND EXPERIENCE. THE EYE IS THE BODY. In the dream, BODILY/VISUAL experience is invisible AND VISIBLE IN BALANCE; AS ELECTROMAGNETISM/ENERGY IS GRAVITY.
ACCORDINGLY, we are in the BALANCED MIDDLE DISTANCE in/of SPACE that is BETWEEN what is THE SUN and what is the SPEED OF LIGHT (c, a POINT). SO, "mass"/ENERGY IS GRAVITY. ELECTROMAGNETISM/ENERGY IS GRAVITY. ALL of SPACE is NECESSARILY ELECTROMAGNETIC/GRAVITATIONAL (IN BALANCE), AS ELECTROMAGNETISM/ENERGY IS GRAVITY. Great. IT ALL MAKES PERFECT SENSE.
By Frank DiMeglio
Wow this is crazy we will never leave this galaxy unless we team up with aliens and they give us power to to survive the long ride to different galaxy's omg that would be fucking amazing
will never know since humans CANNOT see to the edge of universe.....
The concept of infinity as it relates to the size of the universe is an oxymoron because infinity has no size. Even more mind boggling, to me anyway, is the fact that infinity goes in both directions; not only outward forever, but inward as well. Just when I thought I could almost comprehend an infinitely large size, it really blew my mind trying to fathom the other direction. Size going up forever; well maybe - but infinitely tiny? As in a singularity perhaps? Yes, life is an illusion, but it's all we have. It's certain that there are many other dimensions, perhaps an infinite amount where everything that can possibly happen does happen. So whats the point if a theory allows anything imaginable? How can it ever be tested?
@@tr7938if there's a wall with a door and you open it, would it be possible that nothing is there and that the only thing that exists is you the door and the wall?
We can never know how "infinite" our own cosmos is. This is because everything is expanding away from everything else, like dots on a balloon, that all separate from one another when inflating.
We also know the speed of this expansion increases with distance. We have the ability to estimate the age of many of the most distant things, as well as their dimensions and makeup.
With the universe expanding faster the further out you go, there is a point where the speed of expansion becomes the speed of light plus one second. In that one second it will drop from our ability to detect it - EVER. Its light would have to exceed the speed of light to reach us any longer.
And it can never do so.
But it still exists. It exists BEYOND our capacity to EVER detect it again. (Unless you want to assume we might develop warp drives or other stuff.) If an object can drop beyond our ability to detect it, how much ELSE is there that we'll never know had existed?
That doesn't mean the undetectable objects are infinite in number, though. What it does mean is we have no way of determining how much further our known cosmos has ALREADY expanded.
Even if the extent of that cosmos IS infinite doesn't mean that it's the only infinity. We're gaining knowledge that strongly suggests other entire cosmoses, separate from us, undetectable by us, and (until we develop the technology) forever OTHER THAN our own cosmos.
And each with its own version of natural and physical laws.
Proof is far from being obtained. I feel personally that any cosmos is infinite in size, and that there can be many of them, parallel to one another, but entirely unattainable.
If that is so, what it means is that ANYTHING you can imagine not only CAN, but WILL happen somewhere. That would indicate that the reality we're living in is only one of an infinite number of other ones. Could there be, somewhere, an Earth just like ours, but where 9/11 never happened? Where wars were abhorred by every living person? Where our genes somehow made it impossible for our species to overpopulate? Lots of things can be imagined as possible, and in an INFINITE cosmos, they'd not only happen, but they'd happen repeatedly, each version only a shade different from all the others. In one, a butterfly decides to lift off from a flower. In another, the butterfly stays put a few seconds longer, and in another it never landed there, etc., etc., into an uncountable number of realities from just that one butterfly. From that point, each reality would differ just a little, but for the most part would seem to be almost identical to one another.
Every event that occurs would trigger its own infinite series of variations in infinite realities.
I don't see how the cosmos could be anything BUT infinite, but by what definitions, and in what circumstances might it change? No matter how big we determine the cosmos to be, it will ALWAYS be bigger. Unless there's a wall or something.
We don't NEED to fully encompass infinity. By its very nature it can't be fully encompassed. We just need to look hard to try to find out if there is anything that indicates infinity does NOT exist. I doubt we'll find anything.
Space is infinite not the universe
@Steven Hickman no1 knows that hes talking out of his ass.
True
Maybe
The whole universe is spinning around itself in a much larger universe.Spinning is a crucial part for everything,and a connection with other dimensions.Time as we know it does not exist.The past,present and the future all happens at the same moment..
+MrCheatreporter Yes, but few people understand this
hologram theory
I still pick that theory over religion
+HERNANDEZ CLAWS
You're just making all this up as you go along; stop basing scientific concepts off the "feeling" you get about them; like you saying, "and i know some mathematical concepts imply infinite, but it eventually ends". No dude..._it doesn't_. Total fucking nonsense. I came here to answer a comment of yours that popped up in my email notifications, but I now see there's just wayyy too much bullshit to address; however, about your "theory" of the universe having the shape you're certain of? If it did, it wouldn't be a traditional 3-dimensional shape - it would be something that you (and most all of us) have no intuitive ability to visualize, i.e. it'd be a hypersphere, hypertoroid, etc. But if you actually CARED about the most current data from the most _current_ experiments, you'd see that it's indeed the opposite of what you "know in your heart to be true" or whatever nonsense you're basing your ""theories" on...and that is that the curvature of the universe is FLAT! Therefore it is most likely infinite. Look up Planck's findings, as well as the theories its findings upholds.
+MrCheatreporter no that's wrong. If it was spinning than we'd see distant galaxies red shifting on the plane of that spin. What we see are Galaxies red shifting in every direction.
1/5 for effort, I suggest going back to elementary school.
There's a universe inside of us, and we're inside a universe which is probably inside another bigger universe..
+Mohaamd Almojil smart man we are all gods
your right
+Mohaamd Almojil That is a ridicolous theory. Better not tell any other ppl, they might laugh
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= finite
Is the universe infinite? Stay 24 minutes to not get the answer.
because we don't know the answer that's it lol
haha, that's typical of most of these kinds of documentaries. There are also the many "Do Aliens/Ghosts exist?" documentaries where they reach no conclusion at all.
infinite
because if its finite so there is something behind this universe
I assumed that's the case, which is why I stopped watching at around the 16 minute mark.
I LL GIVE YOU THE REAL ANSWER : YES AND NOT, THE UNIVERSE IS INSIDE OUR CONSCIENCE, DEATH DO NOT EXIST, THIS IS LIKE A DREAM, WHEN WE DIE, WE ACTUALLY WAKE UP INTO THE REAL REALLY, AND WE AWAKE TO THE TRUTH @@@@@@@@@@ THAT'S GOD. TRUTH, PERFECTION AND JUSTICE.
If the universe had a 'beginning', then it is not infinite. All things which 'begin' must have an end. And no, im not confusing 'eternity' with infinity - although eternity is an infinite amount of time.
Has anyone said anything else?
***** The original comment certainly confused the nature of both the time coordinate and the spatial coordinates. A little specific information on one of those seemed OK. Sorry if you found it unnecessary and annoying. Perhaps you can just ignore it.
Dannys99887
What was it about my comment that is 'confused'?
If you are confused, then perhaps it is both your lack of understanding of what i meant, and/or me not explaining myself very well....
Gr3yWolf I have no reason to doubt that you know the subject very well. I also know that the subject is complex and hard to understand for many people. I was trying to ADD descriptive information about the time coordinate that some people find confusing. For example, your comment:
"If the universe had a 'beginning', then it is not infinite." It's not clear whether you're talking about spatial or temporal coordinates. The standard model of big bang cosmology holds that the univere is infinite in space but finite in time. You end up talking about the difference between "eternity" and "infinity." If by "eternity" you mean the time axis rather than the spatial axes, it's confusing when you then say "eternity is an infinite amount of time." While that may be philosophically correct, it certainly doesn't accurately describe the time cooridinate of big bang cosmology, which is definitely finite. So YOU may not be confused, but I think someone reading your comment would be.
A thing can have a beginning and still be infinite in the same way that a cone is closed on one end but is open and goes on forever in the other direction.
I'm going Kookoo for Coco puffs over this.
The universe is infinite. Period. Science and math need to stop fearing infinity. ❤
On this spec of dust called earth, we will NEVER EVER know what the entire universe is expanding into.
ALL educated guesses/theories an astronomer or scientist make or made can NEVER be proven or true.
They have a much better chance guessing how many atoms exist in our observable universe in a millionth of a second in one try.
IMO, it's ABSOLUTELY impossible for it to be finite.
What’s beyond space? 🤔More space 🤨Can there ever not be space?😜After space what would there be? 🙃 Just more space 🤯 Space forever. Just endless space 🙄Yup. Infinity 🤓
Nope.
Doppe1ganger Don’t be ludicrous. What’s beyond space ?
@@jeffmac9642 Nothing is beyond space
@@Doppe1ganger space is nothing dum dum. Space is space. Its nothing and you can put stuff in it like matter and energy. What 3rd grade mentality thinks there is nothing beyond nothing? Let me guess. Unicorns live there and guard the Astral plane of unicorns and nothingness then SHAZAM more universes? Space is space dum dum 🙄
@@jeffmac9642 HAHAHAHA, you dumb. Space is not nothing dummy. If it'd be nothing than why would it take time to go from one place in space to the next? You're the one who has the mentality of a child. "What's beyond space, more space? durrr". The answer is, NOTHING, hence also nothing to go on forever.
It is impossible to comprehend the conspect of Infinity
It's always seems impossible until it's possible!!
No it’s easy. Just imagine yourself and all your life and everyone and thing you know replicated infinite times. For infinity. You were just born somewhere else an infinite number of times. You just as well died an infinite number of times. Also you’ve done everything you’ve ever wanted and have done absolutely nothing at the same time.
This is why I believe the universe is not infinite.
Seriously... what's really cool about all this is that there ARE answers to all this. The universe is a physical, rational thing. But the answers are somewhat above our pay grade.
The universe is like my wife's bitching.
It never stops.
Men bitch also
🤣
Y’all acting like children, and you wonder why people bitch at you so much 😂🤦♂️
😂😭
@Lord Brain you are a bitch
Universe is unlimited.
Everything that has a beginning has an end.
Except a circle
tink ! You have to think outside of the “box” haha.
when you draw it...
Wow! That was awesome! There truly is something deeply paradoxical about the very notion of infinity. Whether there is such a thing or not, I think we should begin by distinguishing between REAL infinity (if it exists), and "infinity" the concept that we manipulate in our minds as a "place holder" for that infinitely impossibly awesome concept of TRUE infinity, whether in one direction, or the opposite, or any other direction, or even within any finite interval (is it *really* infinitely sub-divisible?). Whereas "infinity" (in "scare quotes") is our internal mental token that represents an un-representable concept, a finite token to indicate an infinite thing.
Only the unique Creator, the Lord of the universe know about....
Zeus?
Just trying to wrap your mind around it it's crazy how can it be endless space... Ya I don't know but I love watching stuff like this makes you think
A simply way to unboggle your mind: "If it hasn't been conceived, it doesn't exist."
×1.25 speed
Jared Malpass +1
thanks, much better
This have fascinated me since my young days which also seems an infinite distance away sometimes. If you make a spacecraft
that can fly at the speed of light or whatever, and you start travelling in a direction away from earth. where do you end up in a thousand years?
or a thousand thousand years? Will it be back at earth from the opposite direction you started from. Or can you just travel forever?????
And what is forever? Nevermind all their fancy calculations, it just boggles the mind!!!
Forever and infinite is mind boggling but trying to imagine that space is finite is even harder to do. What’s after the end. And if the universe is expanding what is it expanding into…more space…..that’s already there