The End of Everything
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- Опубликовано: 25 июн 2024
- Hank gives us an inclusive overview of how everything in the universe is thought to have begun, and how cosmologists predict it will all come to an end. Now get happy!
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"Why can't you unscramble an egg? Because when your tying to figure out the Nature of the Universe from a tiny rock in deep space, there are no stupid questions."
Hank Green, December of 2012
+David Joffe-Hunter As a matter of fact, someone figured out how to unboil an egg since this video was released. So I guess we're not THAT far off from understanding how the universe works.
+David Joffe-Hunter Why you can't unscramble is explained in the second law of thermodynamics: Entropy. Look it up.
Other guy beat me to it, but we can in fact, unscramble an unfertilized egg
?
Actually, I saw a vid recently that shows how you can. x)
And yet The Simpsons will still be going
+elevate07 Xddddd
+elevate07 they have an end date:(
Joe Menendez O.O
what? they do
Joe Menendez when ;-;
I wish you were my science teacher.
How is he not your science teacher?
How are you no science teacher?
He kinda is
Number 9 ikr XD
Science is pretty awesome, but sometimes my thoughts get to deep and I feel like nothing is actually real, then my mind explodes .-.
Well, pinch yourself - your own pain/suffering is real, can't deny that...
Guess ya got it Right, then!
duuuuude same af!! its like feeling randomly high
This is depressing.
I thought you were dead.
"George, they're on to us!" *Rides off on zebra*
***** I thought that YOU were dead.
We're all dead. Nothing is real.
Cheer up Dr. Bees!
Though our day in the sun will not last forever, neither will the night. Everything ends, but Everything also begins. There are other worlds with creatures not unlike ourselves, calling their planet "Earth", calling themselves "people", where the symphony of variations of the theme of Life goes on and on and on. Or, as they said in BSG: "All this happened before, all this will happen again".
When the music ends here, Eons and Voids apart Others elsewhere will don the garment of Being, just as we have. And They will live for all those who were and all those who are yet to be.
They might not come up with our music, our poetry and art, but they will cherish theirs as much as we cherish ours. They may not have our moon, but their's will be as familiar and dear to them as ours is to us. They may not have our physiology, but it will be as natural and beautiful to them as ours is to us. They too will feel and learn and experience wonder and joy about the world and the Universe they represent. In all the ways that matter They will be Us.
Once you notice that others are simply a variation of you and you are a variation of them, that we all are a variation of one endless theme, then you will see that all this shit, Dr. Bees, it never really ends. So make the most of it, live the best life you can live - with yourself and others in mind.
Cheer up, Dr. Bees!
that last suggestion, about the universe becoming so complex that it becomes self-aware is just endlessly fascinating to me.
with the human being in it, the universe is already self aware. And who knows how many conscious beings are around in the universe today?
@@alireardon6664 Poetic use of language is not your forte, I see.
Fuck, why did I watch this? Thinking about the extinction of humanity and all other life stresses me out. I hope humanity lives long enough to figure out how to jump ship on this universe before it burns out.
+Dat Pun um u mean 3 billion cuz the sun is 2 big and makes all the water in earth evaporate unless we find another earth and have enough fuel to get to that planet ;-;
+Pablo Romero Dude, that's 3 BILLION years from now. What we know of as "Humanity" will not even exist by then. We'd have either wiped ourselves out and something would have taken our place or we'd be an intergalactic or even multi-universal empire or federation.
To keep me from getting stressed, I just look at it as fiction. It might as well be, since we won't be around when it happens.
+Angelo Ortiz If* these are predictions
The thumbnail is actually Wasp 12 B. I made a song about my time there. It's Called Wasp 12 B lol. Cool stuff , it's makes u feel like there's more
"Because when you're trying to figure out the nature of the universe from a tiny rock in deep space... There are no stupid questions." I'm not really sure why, but this made me crack up a bit.
That moment when you realize this was made in response to the December 21, 2012 doomsday prediction.
I've heard before that if you were 65 Million light years away from Earth you'd see dinosaurs. What if somehow, someone was able to instantly teleport 65 million light years way and had a super telescope, would they be able to see and study dinosaurs? I know it's obviously not possible, but it's just one of those things i think about when i sleep.
Yes you can see in the Earth's past, IF you could travel faster than light. Or if you are from distant solar system. But you can't ever see into future. Funny, eh?
Oscillator Weeeeeeell if you can travel faster than light you can just go to the future (one way trip though)
Assuming you had the equipment to properly observe earth from that far way...then yes. Absolutely.
Kyle Strong But what if future needs to be made before you can experience it? I mean if you travel faster then light, and you want to go to the future, can you experience that you see actually nothing, you see a big darkness only?
Gergely Hajdu Essentially it becomes a matter of relativity... it's complicated, but it can kinda be summed up by saying that you experience time differently by taking a "shorter" path. (ie get to the future quicker)
that's so deep Adele could roll in it
Good one
+Eabha Gaughan And I don't get it. Who's Adele and what means "to roll in it"?
+wassollderscheiss33 y......you don't know who Adele is??? HAVE YOU BEEN LIVING WITH STONE AGE PEOPLE?
Jaska Penttilä Excuse me?
+Eabha Gaughan hell ya she's been rolling in the deep since she was 19.
And here I am worrying about midterms.
I'm praying for you brother. Good luck!
My brain is in excruciating pain now.
Our whole universe was in a hot dense state,
Then nearly fourteen billion years ago expansion started. Wait...
And the Earth began to cool,
The autotrophs began to drool,
Neanderthals developed tools,
We built a wall (we built the pyramids),
Math, science, history, unraveling the mysteries,
That all started with the big bang!
you know what man? nice poem. SO YEAH.
Matthew James he didnt make it its the big bang theory show's song
BANG!!!!!!! you forgot that
BANG!
BING BANG THEORY!!!!!!!! What an awesome show...
You got me to thinking about something I never thought about before, especially with the age of the universe when you brought up the white dwarf thing.. I'm sure we all think about other life forms out there and I'm 150% sure there are, but what about the ones who lived on way before us and who sat and waited as their sun expanded and expanded as it engulfed them (assuming they didn't have the technology to move on by then). Now that's depressing lol
“There are no stupid questions-“
Me: wHy Do We CaLl PoOp PoOp?
i am way too high for this
me too
Same
yep
same
I'm calling da 420
This will blow your mind:
There is nothing outside the universe.
I dunno. My keys have got to be somewhere.
kobathedread haha
kobathedread gold
That's because there is no outside of the universe...
The Big Bang only started the expansion of space, the universe is infinite
Redstone Razor The universe is not infinite, If it were, Einstein's Theory of general relativity would be wrong, as he said space bends around the edges of the universe, because of space time. Of course, it need not be entirely true, but for now, that's all we have to go with.
For some reason the "Big Freeze" or heat death of the universe scares me. I mean I know humanity will likely be extinct by then and who knows what creatures will survive on Earth even a million years into the future let alone the 600 million to a billion it will take for the Earth to become a dead rock. However the "Big Freeze" implies that the entire universe will become dead with no chance for life anywhere. For the rest of the universe's existence . . .
Boy do I need a drink after describing that!
Maphisto86 im liking the big bounce, it's nice and warming
my brain hurts why did you break me hank ugh i have school tomorrow
lol
The thumbnail is Wasp 12 B. I actually made a song about my time there. It's Called Wasp 12 B lol. Cool stuff
It was the big rip bit that did it for you huh? lol
So if the big bang caused space to move that fast, does that mean space can move faster than light?
Does that mean we can have warp drives?!
warp is scifi.
speed is not.
if you even make "warp" you'll gain way more than 10G and "instantly" die painless, ...
I believe the only solution is constant acceleration with 9G witch means speed is faster and faster each passing second. BUT the downside is: energy consumption, BECAUSE the faster you are more energy you need to spend to gain 9G, ...
ANOTHER BIG downside you'll need a good breaking system because all the "faster speed of light" will need to get slower, ... with 9G constantly so you are able to land, ....
best thing is using more energy to stop. so so much time you have been accelerating so much time you need to decelerate. in order to land.
Look up Alcubierre's work. That is all.
***** can you show me some videos that represent that idea of the blanked in anyway, ... doesn't need to be exactly blanket, ...
light travels through spacetime, spacetime has no speed limit, spacetime itself does not move with respect to other things, only everything moves with respect to spacetime.
ALackOfLife
exactly.
what is the point of life if this happens? what is the point of anything that we do? it's a never ending cycle. this gets me depressed.
Ignorance is bliss my friend
Life is pointless, it's just an element just like hydrogen.
" All we have to decide is what to do with the time that is given us."
-Gandalf
yarixza mendoza there is no point; the second you're born you've won
anyways this means theres no repercussions for drawing garfield porn
Good food, good drink, good company, being good to each other. That is the point of life.
Maybe that's what Gods are, self aware universes that have found ways to influence ours. God if i'm right could you give me all the knowledge i need to be a game developer as soon as i post this?
Damn it!
i believe our place in the universe spawned when adam and eve ate the fruit of the tree of knowledge of good and evil, and we had to learn from our sin.. and i feel like lucifer wasnt lying when he said we would be able to think like Gods, because once were able to learn everything necessary to fully be able to, as a race, ascend to heaven, we will have learned so much about the universe and how every evil action affects the universe in ways we can't even imagine yet, and how every good deed literally adds a positive energy that we can't put into words but is felt. once were able to control this frequency of good and evil with our minds, i believe we will be able to control telepathy and all kinds of shit like that.. Magic i believe is the lingering story of the universe just waiting for us to get our shit together
i like the sound of that! But my comment was more just me making an annoying joke.
MrZythFx holy shit! if you think about it... we all spawned from Adam right so when eve was spawned from his rib she technically was a clone of Adam only Genetically reverse engineered so that the y chromosome was nulled making eve offspring of Adam aka his daughter. So when Adam had "knowledge" with eve he was committing incest with himself/his daughter theoretically. This would also make Adam the first mother and father since he provided the DNA necessary for eves existence sorry eve you're runner up. also we have no idea if eve had a belly button or not since Adam is described as not having the lady parts to conceive since Adam is undeniably male as recorded in ancient bible docs (old version of Google docs). this would make room that eve was grown in a testtube came to Adam when she was sexually mature and conceived his children making her the first mother to conceive. Imagine that. Then the diversity in the world covered from Adams diverse genes. He is supposed to be the perfect man created from dust, but that serves as a metaphor, receding to the dust that accumulates on skin, as the creator molded his shape through advanced mathematics which is why he was perfectly symmetrical and so were his offspring. But as the perfect genes became lost after thousands of years of offspring mating with offspring and then the division at the tower of babal, which would be the marking point where Adams spawns made there way to separate regional s the genetic traits diversified and adapted to the region it was in meaning more Sun meant for darker tones and frigid less sunny areas meant for lighter tones. Also diet and life style affected this gene as well. this would shit on Darwinism with the evolution of h. Sayans and tell us that an alien being directly influenced human life. Of course this is all just theory... or is it?
Juju Kim I mean to write referring stupid auto correct
These are hilarious, fun to watch, and highly informative. I love what you guys do. Keep it up.
Let's see: Matter, the stuff we know. Antimatter, the opposite number of the stuff we know; doesn't play well with matter. Dark matter the stuff that is controlling the size and shape of the whole universe, but can't be found, or measured. What's next: Doesn't Matter? This is the stuff that has no effect on anything at all.
+Z Holeshot You're confusing me. What is your point?
+Ziquafty Nny It's called a joke. A pun. Doesn't Matter.
Think hard, now...
+Z Holeshot hehe i see what you did there, sneaky hehe
Good one
+Z Holeshot No, Doesn't Matter, that's just everything.
If humans continue their pattern of expanding technology, for all we know we could be making our own universes to live in by then.
i dont think we can sustain our exponential curve for that long.
who knows, we may have more exponential curves later. Might slow down a bit then speed up. *shrug*
CrzyJerry333 thats not really what i meant, im sure the curve will stay exponential but i think that will be the very cause of our extinction
Yaaa... We might not live to see 2500 thanks to global warming. :)
Hold your horses, bud.
Someone please make a gif out of hank going: "tadaaa! whole universe!"
XD
I love this show. Plain and simple. This episode has to be my favorite. Thanks SciShow!
The human brain and the universe as a whole are very memetic, but I cannot envision a scenario where the universe itself becomes a giant conscious entity. On the other hand, the universe HAS already arranged itself into a conscious entity... us.
life is the universe looking back at itself
I had an inflation period myself took about a year but I doubled in size too.
I believe that in the end the universe will be an unrecognizable mass of unstable particles and nokias
This channel is freaking awsome!
Stupid mobile made me read it as "The end of everything SciShow"
+Aidan Christini Eventually yes.
If SciShow ends, what's the point of going on anyway?
That is not dead which can eternal lie, And with strange aeons even death may die
Rata Touille cuthulu?
Daleth Guerra
O R'lyeh?
Rata Touille yea bruh
That's what is fascinating about the human specie and that's why I have faith on it. Normal animals just have the usual schedule of exploring local surroundings, reproducing, eating, excreting and playing. Well, most humans are like that too, but there are individuals in our human specie who think outside the box (planet) and wonder what might be out there, far beyond our coordinates in the Universe. Unlike the inferior species of living animals, we not only know how to maintain our lives (well, most of us at least) but we try to find answers to everything too.
Species* not specie. Specie is a word that is not used in biology.
Knosis Are you kidding me? He didn't type one letter, and you ignore what he said just to attack him for it? Loser...
Dan Gould No, it is not an attack on him, or anyone for that matter. It is just a correction. The word "specie" has a totally different meaning than the word "species."
Knosis Yes, but it was obvious what he meant, making correction unnecessary, especially when you could reply about the gist of his comment instead.
Dan Gould I understand 100% what the OP is saying. I wouldn't saying the correction is unnecessary. I also understand that saying "specie" instead of "species" is a common mistake. That is the reason why I corrected it, so people do not make the same mistake.
One of the best shows yet! Thank you SciShow!
i personaly believe that when the time is there the universe will collapse and crunch everything and that super crunch will create so much energy that it will create a new big bang. and that over and over again...
That's what I always thought would happen, and/or already happened.
+Quenten Schoonderwoerd Well that's the ideal solution since it basically means the universe won't end in an eternity of cold blackness but could possibly find a way to begin again. But it depends on what Dark Energy does. If Gravity can find a way to overcome the power of Dark Energy or Dark Energy weakens then yes that is a viable end of the universe. However if Dark Energy continues as it has been and continuously goes up then more likely it'll drive everything in the universe apart and we'll be stuck in the aforementioned blackness of Heat Death.Problem is we know almost nothing about Dark Energy other than its driving everything apart
+Quenten Schoonderwoerd See, you shouldn't *believe*, you should *study*
orsozapata How can i study something that we can't access and even scientists don't know anything about it except that it exists...
+Quenten Schoonderwoerd Except if the apparent expansion of space continues to accelerate indefinitely, that won't happen.
It isn't dark energy, its dank memes
xWafflezGames It's Dark Diarrhea.
The dankest memes
Such a great, inspiring thought provoking ride this was! Thank you so much for this plethora of new info to endlessly ponder on😂🙏🏽
Omg..first video from this channel without an ad before it!
"Why can't ya unscramble an egg!?"
Hank, you are amazing. You are the reason I started watching the Sci-show. Thank you
Awesome, my new favorite episode.
o.o . . . . well... IM GLAD IM NOT GONNA BE ALIVE WHEN ALL THAT SHIT HAPPENS :DDDD
yaaa. I'm a terrible human being.
Allright people,lets build a goddamm time machine,all these questions are making me crazy.
One of your best. Now I have lots more stuff to worry about, but this stuff is a lot more fun than worrying about paying the bills or doing the laundry, so I'll happily sit back and contemplate the End Of Time.
This is legendary. Truly brilliant. Thank you, keep it up!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Some questions to think about
What happened before the big bang?
what is the meaning of life?
Will we ever visit an exo-planet?
What happens after death?
Where are all the aliens?
Could we ever time travel?
What created life?
How lucky is live?
Is everything real?
Is it possible to create life with elements like sulfur hydrogen carbon iron etc.?
henrik Sørensen how do you think about number 4 and how do you feel religion would be better on that point just the thought that we acomplished nothing what we are doing doesnt have effect everything will end once and you wont be there you wont feel it just you are nothing and if life has no meaning what are we trying to acomplish? K we are special but their are even more special things then us
redouan abdellati
- I don't believe in souls or any of that stuff. but I
definitely understand why people believe in religions (it makes them feel good
about dying, gives them reason, comfort, and so on) but we don't live in a fairy
tale.
- I just think the meaning of life is to do what you want to do, so you are happy.
- we are trying to accomplish a better society.
- we do matter to the people around us.
- humans are just intelligent animals.
henrik Sørensen well sayed my friend
redouan abdellati
-We are incapable of knowing (yet)
-The meaning of life is to survive, learn, pass knowledge, grow, and evolve.
-We will probably visit exo-planets in a few thousands years, I mean we can already travel to mars. Technology is advancing in quite a fast rate that's why im optimistic about this.
-Depends in what you believe in.
-There out there, but there are just a few problems. They might not be advanced enough, there technology might be different from ours so we cant communicate or be heard, or they died out through time. Theirs this thing called the fermi paradox which you might be interested in, its all about the probabilities of different kinds of aliens and there existence. just search up fermi paradox on youtube and click on the first video.
Michael Tan ive already seen that video by kurzegesagt i wish he uploaded a little more
Wait, the Universe is only 13.7 billion years old? Thats not long at all, and kinda gets me thinking. Because the universe is so young we might be the most advanced species in the Galaxy. Or maybe even the Universe!
Well, we humans haven't been here for as long as the Universe though. We are still learning.
Keep your mind open buddy. Keep your mind open.
Everyone should.
Daniel E. Colon
Truth has been spoken
yeah we should keep our mind open but don't you think if we had been here longer, that we would be able to find much more records of earlier life?? i don't think we are the most advanced species in the known universe(because the universe is constantly "expanding") i believe someday, not in our lifetime we will find other species.
I love this show. Thank you. Seriously.
learning is always fun with this channel 😄
We're obvi. in a Matrix.
The thing I am imagining is that there is not just one universe, but more universes exploding and ending like he mentioned. But the bad thing about this is: We will never be able to explain it, because a lot of universes need also a source... And religious people will annoy us until the end of this universe... :(
The answer: "God" is just to simple - The "instance of universe" we live in has proven to be so complex, that we can not even comprehend it. But that is what humans do: Imagining things for things they dont understand :)
Wait everyone who beliave in GOD tell my right now why will God do this things on Earth?
You just contradicted yourself
Don't worry, I'm sure religious people will only annoy us until the end of human life. Long before the end of the universe.
I don't mean to sound like a religious nut, but you say that the explanation of God is too simple. If that were the case, wouldn't Occam's Razor dictate that the explanation of God is the better explanation?
One thing I'm still waiting for someone to let me know - how do these two events stack against each other on timeline: our Sun becoming a red giant vs Milky way and Andromeda collision.
the amount of research that went into this is craaazzzyyyy
I give no shit if humans die including me as long as dogs are able to live on their own with other animals help
if we didnt get wiped out when we were down to 1,000, we wont ever get wiped out. We had a beginning, and the universe didnt. But only time will tell if we can ace the greatest test in all of history. Becoming immortal, and colonizing and dictating the universe.
the universe did have a beginning. That's what the big bang was.
Edgy shit, m8.
Mikayla Eckel Cifrese What was before the big bang? If you cant answer that, don't tell me the universe had a beginning. It did not. Something cannot appear from nothing.
The big bang theory is proof the universe had a beginning. Weather there even was something before the universe is beside the point. If you don't believe it had a beginning, your disagreement is with the majority of scientists and the evidence supporting the big bang theory. Einstein didn't want to believe the universe had a beginning even his own equations proved it. He tried to avoid it by changing his equations, but in doing so made the mistake of deviding by zero.
how to unscramble an egg
This just melted my brain. And made me really sad. All the technology, literature, art, history, languages, everything we've ever accomplished as humans...
i have a same feeling sis. :/
Maybe we can make a time machine or find this same universe but as a newer one like say the universe was 1,000,000,000,000 and it was dying say if you could tare a hole in space and time that we just found our universe but younger like it is now. And we just Grabbed everything humans that have made(every thing we can move so no building unless they were floating I guess) though the hole and just live in the universe until that one was going to end to so we would just keep on going on and on and on indifferent universe forever as a species and never dying out but the universe are and every thing else is to(expect us)
So if we find a way to do that we should be good
xCheeZeiTXx Hmmm..? I think time would cancel out at the end of the universe. (Dun scweam at me XD)
Ha, you never know. Maybe we'll go all Terranova or something. If black holes can stop time well sonovagun. But Stephanie you forget, in all the billions of years of our universe's timeline, we're a tiiiiiiiny tiny sliver at the end. We're babies! And the "ends" he's talking about are far far away. And with the oh, 100 years or so that we've so quickly gained technology I can definitely see us advance fast enough to survive, move to other more habitable areas, etc. Don't lose hope yet!
I laughed. I cried. Another great episode, Mr. SciShow.
what if the universe is already gone we just haven't seen it happen yet mind blown
we are a part of the universe, we would be dead if it had happened.
no what i mean is what if most of these stars are already dead they are millions of light years away
a lot of them will be dead, our star is not first generation and formed from the destroyed remains of other stars. Scientists can determine the distance, type and age of stars through astronomy, they'll already have taken a sample of the sky and be able to tell what percentage of observable stars are already dead.
yeah pretty agreeable
well if you mean the universe you mean earth so dumb question lol.
The biggest question of the all is "Why?". We can find a technical explanation for every question we could ask, but why... why would any of this happen, what is the point of anything happening at all?
+neverAskMeWhy07 There are two main questions...the first lesser question is, What is the meaning of our Lives? and the second more important ultimate question is, What is the meaning of existence?....the first question is for each person to figure out on their own and come to their own conclusion answer like I did (my personal answer is...The meaning of life is to live for the afterlife, for the possibility of it's existence). The second ultimate question is unreachable by any Human...I do not know the answer and I doubt anybody ever will in this life...all we can hope for is that the answer is revealed to us in the afterlife. So my advice is to not worry about things we cannot know the answer too...just live your life and do your duty until your end while believing in the possibility of an afterlife for hope, comfort and reason.
+KingOfGamesss You are in for a rude awakening when you die
Anison Abba
Yeah, i'd love to know if he'd turned into a bowl of petunias :)
Anison Abba Thanks for the heads up?
+KingOfGamesss Why assume that there is an inherent meaning of existence or the individual lives of all living organisms? I don't find those ideas particularly important or necessary, although I do understand why many find comfort in the belief of a specific reason for them being alive, other than being the result of the union of random gametes. Knowing that I'm the result of such random events makes me appreciate it even more, although unfortunately many others don't find the same satisfaction in this fact. Evolutionarily speaking, this creation of a "reason" makes sense, as the stress caused to those who may worry about it is detrimental to reproduction. Strictly speaking, the purpose of all life is to reproduce & carry on their genes to offspring, resulting in more life. Personally, I believe we should live each day to the fullest since we all have only one life to live, so we should make the best of it & never let a day be wasted. I feel that someone who's life was lacking due to striving for happiness an afterlife would realize the pointlessness of missing out on so much, could they somehow be conscious after death. Live each day like it's your last, since one day it will be. Treat everyone how you would like to be treated, even if they are rude. They may be going through a hard situation or simply have had a bad day (we've all been there:) Do what makes you happy & don't live your life according to what makes others happy. Have a great day :)
Wow just trying to process the thoughts of existence, the limit/limitlessness of the universe, existence of other galaxies, dark matter... all of this stuff is simply mind boggling. I couldn't even imagine being a scientist trying to figure this all out!
Great video. Very informative
i don't see how everything could just end. from what we know we're the only thing in the universe that's living, and everywhere else everything is dying off and going away. maybe we're special and that not just the speck of dust in the universe. we can actually sustain life and nothing else can.
true
john doe great graphics decent gameplay but no story line (like minecraft but no goals).
Scientists have discovered a way to unboil an egg now, so...
*****
No, not unscramble. When the proteins in an egg have denatured, that means they have been cooked, not scrambled.
Try to get your science right before you try to criticize others. Will save you embarrassment.
*****
Scrambling an egg just means you whisked it (before, during, or after cooking). That's not denaturing the proteins. Cooking the egg (by boiling or frying) is denaturing the proteins. You really should learn more about the science before embarrassing yourself.
*****
You're basing your entire argument on the *title* of the video as opposed to the *content* of the video? Lol you must be trolling me.
+Monochromicornicopia What video is this?
*****
Type "unboil egg denature proteins" into google videos and choose which ever one you prefer.
These things makes a knot in my tummy!
This channel is dangerous I have been watching these videos for a couple hours now :P
Maybe it's just wishful thinking but once the universe ends I wonder if it could ever happen again.
what if the universe ending is actually something turning their light off
they could have been universes before ours, universe can calapse and implode (big bang) multiple times before us, and if ours implodes then there could be a new universe with entirely new laws of physics/elements
Chris Ferrao (big crunch)
Chris Ferrao I actually like that idea.... think about it our matter being reused to make, maybe, an even bigger bang!
There is a theory which states that if ever anybody discovers exactly what the Universe is for and why it is here, it will instantly disappear and be replaced by something even more bizarre and inexplicable.
It may just be an endless and begginningless cycle that goes round and round and round...
Universe is a giant brain... Futurama reference anyone?
this is great the story of the universe life and everything in under 11 minutes you make everything very easy to listen to, memorable and interesting
9:46 wow it has been.... so long since i laughed that hard at something. Just the speed at which he says this part so articulately, and with such panache; given the context, make it such a fantastic contrast to the previous unrelentingly morbid tone of the conversation.
Or more like...you're the center of your own universe.
sounds to me like religions:
Earth is the center of SPACE sun is rotating around the earth and moon is rotating around the earth and earth is flat.
Here's a good question where is the center of the universe
there is no center of the universe
the center is everywere!
Uranus.
I mean where is the point in which the universe originated
Naedeslus Stop.
dude cracks me up! love it!!!
"What we don't know about the Universe could fill a Universe"
Dope.
If energy and matter cannot be created or destroyed, only transformed, how could energy and matter have been created in the first place to form the singularity that the big bang occurred from?
Maybe the singularity didnt create any new matter? Maybe matter was just reused or came from another universe. In the end, no one knows.
+Gautham Thampy Nobody is playing the superhero here. Any self-respecting cosmologist will happily concede that we know next to nothing about our universe, and any conclusion they may have reached that isn't supported by an abundance of evidence, they will always accompany with "maybe".
But when you say "Quantum Physics sucks", what are you implying? Should we just stop making efforts to advance our knowledge in this field? Should we just ignore the small but nonetheless real breakthroughs we've had in this field?
+The Girl Who Cried Books actually it is only the energy which cannot be created or destroyed. matter can be destroyed into energy. that is why we get nuclear energy
+bigyakrishna shrestha Wouldn't that just be converting? 'Destroyed into' doesn't seem to make much sense.
The Girl Who Cried Books
Yeah you are correct. By "destroyed" we mean to utterly disappear from reality.
How much would it suck in 100 billion years you get up from bed when your a kid get into the kitchen see your mom cooking breakfast then POP everything is gone with the big crunch :/ sucks don't it
That's not how it would work, it would be gradual. It wouldn't just "pop" out of existence, it would slowly compress itself into a single point.
***** Agreed. At that time, we might even know how to stop it if we're still alive. I'm just hoping whatever humanity becomes will have survived and will be able to live on for the rest of time.
well if that happens it will most likely become a singularity, and so I could bash all my carbon atoms around. PLAY SOCCER WITH MAH FRIKKIN ATOMS!!!
Lee Hardy Well it was joke... :P
Not meant to be cereal.
Great video!
"and did they ever!"
I laughed so hard when he said that.
I believe humans are too stubborn to die out. Some people just feel uncomfortable from the thought of our race dying out. We should have learned how to travel to different galaxies, well before the sun enters it's "midlife crisis" stage. Hopefully.. lol
All of this is making me so depressed.
Why do we even exist....
Why does anything exist....
We exist for the sake of existing, and we live for the sake of living and explore and experience the universe while we can. Make the most out of your life, how short it may be compared to the universe.
We exist to make Pancakes.
why is there need to be a reason at all?
6:00
Those 1000 pairs did a really great job
All of these conversations hurt my head
What i'm curious about, and i don't know if our brain is large enough to comprehend this. But what was the universe like before the big bang. Every time i picture it in my head i just think of white area. Even if we try to think of nothing i can never picture something without a color, like white. Just what was this "nothing" before space arrived?
Wibbly wobbly, Timey wimey.
Brandon Bowley Lovely reference.
I have thought about what existed before the big bang myself numerous times and it's interesting because I picture the same thing as you, just white.
If M Theory (the newest incarnation of String Theory) is correct...well, there is an extension to it called Brane Theory (short for membrane). Look it up, it has some interesting ideas about the "time" "before" the big bang, and other universes.
The big band?
What created the "Big Bang" and what created whatever it was that created the Big bang... it blows my mind...
One theory is that the Big Bang happened in a void because of pure probability (a ridiculously unlikely probability, but effectively imagine checking every 3 seconds if 'anything happened yet' for several millions of billions of years). Now here is the trick, before the universe started time wasn't really a thing, so all those checks effectively happened at once.
Colm O'Rourke wow, this is truly science, all of this is in no way a belief system, certainly not like a religion. It's a good thing that Pure Probability was there in the beginning to play the Almighty Slot Machine of the Universe
Brian B Is that sarcasm? Cause it does kinda make sense since pure probability does seem to make sense when you consider that particles and such randomly pop into a very fleeting (and for reasons I, definitely not a scientist, can't understand not in violation of the conservation of energy existence) understand it but in a very 'mind-rape' way.
If correct it definitely gives the subtle jolt of 'what the *beep*' necessary to change the question from "how the *beep*" to "why the *beep*ing *beep*".
Brian B
I would hardly call it a belief system. Any scientist worth his or her salt would say "We don't really know, but here are some ideas that the frontiers of physics give us. Until we can make observations to corroborate or disprove any of these hypotheses, we can't say either way." A belief would be more along the lines of "I know this is true, although I don't have any evidence to prove it." A common way of thinking, shared by the majority of humans, perhaps, but not the way science should be pursued.
Charles Larue Wow what an awesome and clear comment! :D
This universe is so massive and so complicated, it's probably best that we don't delve too deeply into a topic of which we wont be around for, and even if we somehow managed to survive that long, wouldn't have any control over.
It's still cool that people are able to predict this stuff, or at least are throwing around some of these things.
this was very interesting. this realy got me thinking...
1.6 bil yr the sun will cook us unless.. we move the earth!
We should take the planet..and PUSH IT SOMEWHERE ELSE
unless we become sun people!
SonofHax I died xD You sir deserve a cookie
Maxs Corna And feed the sun grapes and beer so it spares us!
aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaand we freeze to death. you know we ar ein the goldilock zone, right?
Apparently inside black holes, there is a singularity. And, as stated by Hank in the beginning of this video, the Big Bang also came from a singularity. From that same singularity came the universe and all that we know about it. We aren't sure what is inside black holes but because we know somewhere inside them lays a singularity, does it mean that a Big Bang can happen inside a black hole. And, does it mean that it is possible that inside a black hole can be a complete other universe sprung previously by the black holes singularity. What if our whole universe is inside a black hole? I don't know if there's a theory about this or not. If anyone knows please let me know!
It is a theory, that coincides with the white hole theory.
Of which was first thought of by Albert Einstein.
Chelsea Rodriguez The singularity that spawned the universe is not the same type of singularity that is posited to exist in the core of black holes.
L1ttleT3d Well that depends. Depends on the black hole. If its not rotating then there is no difference. But if rotating then yes there is a difference.
Alric _"If its not rotating then there is no difference."_
You have absolutely no idea what you're talking about, do you? Citation requested for this claim please.
Brilliant video.
One of the best episodes ever
I think he left out the collision with Andromeda, didn't he?
+jffryh That's in some billion years..
+jffryh Yeah and it probably wouldn't matter much because it's over a long time. And the chance of some thing coliding is actually pretty slim.
+Søren Wetter
Yeah, there is just so much empty space between all of the star systems that its very unlikely much will collide at all
+jffryh They won't collide.
+Michael Baker They won't collide.
I thought Andromeda was supposed to crash into us.
MrKarter HuH That's not expected to be very damaging.
+L1ttleT3d But it may get a little hot...
Nguyen Vincent Huh?
Andromeda is a galaxy, not a star.
+MrKarter HuH The Andromeda Galaxy will indeed crash with the Milkyway, but stars and planets are so far apart inside those galaxies that it's most probable that we will escape unscathed that incredible event.
+L1ttleT3d I know it's a star.
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this is where i come when i have serious work to do. I sit around and fill my head with the big questions that cant be answered. Like, dude, I can't even comprehend the whole start of the universe thing. if there was nothing before the singularity, where did the singularity take place, theres nothing and nowhere that it can be. my brain be fried
Don't worry guys, the doctor's got our backs .
Pssssh, put all that nonsense away.
We are all living in the matrix and when we die we will get "Wasted" before us.
Love this site
very enjoyable video. thank you, for being so entertaining about science 'n stuff
Now, something has been bothering me increasingly over time. Keep in mind that I am in eighth grade. It all started about two or three years ago when I started to get really into science. But the thing is, religion and science are somewhat mutually exclusive. So over time, I became more and more like an atheist. And the problem I realized is that it makes no sense to consider that there is some sort of "heaven", when we are just a collection of cells, which definitely don't have an afterlife. So it's been bothering me that I'm not going to be able to see any of this badass stuff going on, unless I somehow achieve immortality through putting my brain somewhere. That's like, the top of my to-do list.
Anyway, I want explanations. Is it possible that I will just end up in a void after I die, or reincarnation? I know no one knows for sure, but I want someone's opinions, cuz it's really bothering me. I'm the kind of person who doesn't trust anyone to do anything for me, and if someone says something is impossible I don't believe them until I try it myself. So what if in the future, everyone is too stupid to save our race?
Legoboy u said we were just cells . U forgot about the soul . A dead body is also cells but whats the difference between u and him its the soul ...
I went through the same thing in not believing in God. Science almost seems to disprove God at first. Everything gets explained as it happens naturally and its random or it's just science. When you start to look at the whole and what is really going on, it becomes clear. Like the Big Bang, a huge expansion of light and matter in just billionths and billionths of a second, doesn't that sound like something God would say, like maybe "Let there be light."? Also, science is starting to come to a conclusion that there may be a multiverse with an infinite amount of universes or possibly just a few that are literally right in front of our nose but we can't perceive them. This would be like a 2D person (only able to move up, down, left, right) on television trying to look back out at the audience in real life. Same thing for us as third demensional beings, which includes depth, trying to understands another deminson like the fourth. Plus, if time is all relative to where you are in space, and the amount of matter can distort it. What does that mean for another universe or dimension with its own matter or whatever it has? A billion years here could be a day there. We simply don't understand it right now. Doesn't that sound like where heaven would be? God is everywhere, isn't that what the bible says and doesn't God create the universe in six days and rests on the seventh? Couldn't that actually be possible if we are thinking of time as in another universe? We as humans can't possibly say there is no God, we simply don't know enough, and how can one be right without truly knowing everything. Things are disproven every day. Keep looking and researching and opening your mind to things such as these, and you'll start to see how amazingly science and religion can fit together almost perfectly. Start looking at the bible from current day percpective and with what we know about science and machines nd how things work. 2000 years ago what do you think you would say about a "shooting star" even? That's exactly what it was to them. A shooting star, how were they supposed to know they were actually light years away. They couldn't. Unless you're talking about past civilizations, like maybe the Mayans or Egyptians or those that built Stonehenge, and many more. They quiet possibly were even more advanced than us. The bible even talks about this with Babylon and the latter to heaven (They almost made it to another deminson, or heaven, but that's just my take on the story because of what science is doing now). Not to mention Noah's arc, which there is proof of a global flood. The earth goes through way to many cycles for this type of thing to not happen and the bible talks about all of it. It's not just stories its history. Anything is possible and science is showing it.
Yassine Ramzi so do animals, plants, bacteria, etc, and all other living things have souls?
***** How exactly did you come up with that criteria?
***** Well alright then