1.3 BILLION LIGHT YEARS OF NOTHING... THE CANES VENATICI SUPERVOID

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One of the largest voids ever discovered by man is the Canes Venatici Supervoid. Spotted in 1988, this supervoid is the second largest void known to science today.
#Supervoid #Space #Kosmo

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[@saiharish89]

snow shows.someone'ssome

[@saiharish89]

And

[@justsomepersononyoutube9271]

Oh

[@toranhale7221]

Love this kind of stuff. More please.

[@frinoffrobis]

yes more.. wondering if there is space weather, (not the solar weather we have here) wondering if there could be pressure of sorts in spacetime.. that the attractor could be low pressure, that black holes create vacuum and the repulser are high pressure areas somehow created by dark energy repelling away normal matter.. its a random thought

[@jaymeselliot8181]

shows void: "hey there are stars in there" *dusts off screen* "oh...never mind"

[@stepheneiszele701]

Imagine a night sky without stars? Live in a city and just look up. Yeah, it sucks.

[@ernestmac13]

Imagine how much darker it gets during a total eclipse, I wonder if not having the stimulous of seeing stars at night, if migration by a civalization might be slowed, due to only being able to travel during the day. I wonder how not having stars in the sky would impact the evolution of wildlife. If an intellegent species were do develop in one of the few star systems within a void, could the lack of stars to encourage the species to contemplate the idea of not being alone in the universe; cause them to be zenophobic?

[@toranhale7221]

@@ernestmac13 interesting point. Native Americans never knew Europeans existed until they crossed the Atlantic. Initially they were treated as god's, untill they were stupid enough to show the natives they were actually human too. I imagine there might be a similar response from any species' living within a void. Any interstellar traveller might well be initially treated as a cloud God or something similar, assuming such species actually worshipped god's and weren't technologically advanced.

[@swinton8436]

underrated space channel I love your videos man\

[@Kosmo_off]

😉👍

[@ivanmarconetti4029]

Underrated coment

[@TheseEyesSeeDarknessClearly]

These videos always make me feel a bit depressed. The universe is so large and I'll never live to see life from outside earth 😔

[@delphics1]

You should pick up a Bible. It will explain how significant you are - we are the pinnacle of Gods creation and made for his good pleasure. I realize many do not put their faith in the Bible today but it is for every individual to make that decision. Ask God to reveal himself, have an open heart to receive and he WILL reveal himself. I hope this comment brings you comfort and encourages you to begin a relationship with your creator. Take care and God bless.

[@SouthpawGaming112]

God dosnt exist

[@SouthpawGaming112]

Its a fairy tale that has survived from our primitive days

[@PW-zs2yx]

Wake up Delphics you have been indoctrinated by an false god and fairytale ancient book

[@IKnowYouDidnt]

@@delphics1 Its good to know there a simple people, such as yourself, that still allow themselves to be fully brainwashed with idyllic phantasms and, artificially soothe their souls with metaphoric langue from a book of compiled tales used to teach savage people and children morals so they cease to be feral humans. Its a primitive but a noble hobby, especially if you have children.

[@drewhendrix502]

My ex wife has a void between her ears. It's not big on cosmological scale but completely void of anything like common sense and intelligence

[@la2722]

Lmao

[@lahomahunter1506]

You need therapy.

[@drewhendrix502]

@@lahomahunter1506 That's what my ex wife said lol

[@la2722]

Lahoma stfu

[@drewhendrix502]

@@la2722? English please

[@smooth1257]

I enjoy learning about the mysteries of space. Thanks for sharing!

[@5amH45lam]

It's a brave videographer that makes a film about super-voids!

[@MurpheeLaw]

Yeah, except you have to trod through all of his commentary, other facts, shit that doesn't matter and wait for the actual facts of the Void and what's actually in it.... this was a tedious video to watch.

[@graffics7665]

I can't get enough of these amazing videos, Thank you!

[@craigsaunders5306]

"My god, its not full of stars"

[@adamw8818]

I can't wait for your channel to officially take off! You're doing well right now as it's beautifully presented and your voice alone!

[@daviddavidson2111]

Yes. The voice, how about that. And what accent is that exactly? Andromedan? Vulcan?

[@daos3300]

@@daviddavidson2111 lol, nothing quite like a soulless speech generator to provide inspiration

[@PoRRasturvaT]

8:53 I have a hard time getting the idea of voids blending together. They're void, they contain nothing. To blend together means whatever is there in between has to move out.

[@CosmicShieldMaiden]

Really love this channel

[@brettbrannon4775]

Awesome video and one of the most underrated channels on KZbin!!!

[@Kosmo_off]

😊

[@swinde]

They need to let the Hubble Telescope or the James Webb Telescope (if ever deployed) take a "deep field" of this area.

[@tommyp6959]

Why? There's NOTHING

[@waynebuckley5258]

Not true they find a Walmart

[@tommyp6959]

@@waynebuckley5258 Of course, but beside the Wall Marts? Wall Marts are god damn everywhere

[@valles_marineris8955]

We don't really know whether humans would have created their own cosmic theories in the absence of stars in the night sky

[@randybaumery5090]

Conversely, if you or even We were immortals, even with advanced space travel, eventually the Universe would appear to be a void as the stars died out. Clear, moonless nights would appear to be endless blackness.

[@TheMaitreya777]

Super voids are amazing (beyond imagination) explosions that has pushed all materials around the point of explosion away, and so the super void is created!

[@housetheunstoppablessed4846]

Supervoids were not created via explosions. They are the result of galactic structures pulling apart.

[@Kenny-tl7ir]

An explosion over 130 billion light years big ?

[@KensGarage.]

Plot twist: Its actually the Borg Collective

[@JohnDoe-xp4iy]

There's no bigger supervoid than my love life

[@barryhossin1222]

I know what you mean my last Girlfriend was 35 years ago, not that I could afford one .most of them want money anyway.

[@surferdude4487]

Who knew that a video about lots of nothing would be so fascinating?

[@larrymayer8915]

It is amazing to realize, that there is something so simple to comprehend, in its entirety, but so complex as to be unknowable, in its details, as is our universe.

[@revillj1]

This channel does amazing work Job Well Done

[@sexmachine4548]

Only doctor Manhattan can discover the secrets of space.

[@joshe68]

Boggles how this channel is so small, up there with SEA and astrum

[@music101.]

Sea is really good , I'll give astrum a look , thank you

[@SGTDROUIN]

it a russian channel. They have a channel with half a millions subs of the same name. But yeah, great content

[@jarrilaurila]

Check out Cool worlds

[@ProximaCentauri88]

SEA Astrum Cool Worlds Lunchpad Astronomy

[@Leo.Wirabuana]

probably because of the narrator pronounciation sounding voice, is it bot voice ? that boggles me but the science is the best.

[@ashleyrager7787]

Greatjob bro

[@neendevi2477]

Please more videos about fermi paradox!

[@ProperLogicalDebate]

Is there anything there that can block the light coming from beyond it? We should see the stars beyond?

[@greyarea3804]

Unless those Stars beyond the void are so far away the light has not yet reached us

[@GuacamoleAndOJ]

Great video! I subscribed

[@StevieSmith77]

I love this channel.

[@umeshkhanna4896]

Loving the content. Instant subscribed. Love from India.

[@wjnahuy]

Awesome video good job.

[@TheElijahLicano]

WELL MADE! So far :)

[@GeorgeStar]

It's like the holes in Swiss Cheese. Problem solved.

[@Mike80528]

I disagree with the assertion that existing in the void would have caused us to not look outward. We are just as curious about the apparent lack of things as the appearance of things. We notice *patterns* and deviations in patters. The existing of our sun and lack of other similar light sources would have driven us to search them out just as we do in our search for life now.

[@ultrasometimes8908]

1 concept amongst infinity

[@missmarasmenstrualmuffmunc2085]

I think the point that is trying to be made is that earlier civilizations and even pre civilization humans put alot of focus on astronomy and with a lack of stars the prevalent idea would most likely be that nothing existed outside of our solar system. Remember up until 30 years ago the concept of exoplanets was considered a fringe theory.

[@viennapalace]

No matter how I look at it, I still don't understand how light from within these voids has reached us yet they will supposedly never see light from our star... You kind of glossed over that bit... And my BS alarm went haywire!

[@c0nc3ntr8d6]

1B light years diameter isn’t accurate when the diameter of the largest void, Boötes, is only 330M. It’s not 3x the diameter of Boötes.

[@schuey999]

I drove through the Bootes Void last week. It wasn't all that..

[@barisondude7673]

Amazing presentation. Reminds us how small we are

[@CrimsonUltrafox]

Fun fact for you guys to add on to this...apparently the Milky Way and even part of the Virgo Supercluster are in the KBC supervoid. We live in a void.

[@InfiniteUniverse88]

Are most of the galaxy clusters in the Canes Venatici supervoid close to the M94 portion of the Canes Venatici Group? It's an interesting coincidence that the Canes I Group is the only neighbor to the Local Group in which the stars are moving away from each other. The Canes I Group also has the distinction of having the least massive black holes. I believe the Andromeda galaxy and other galaxies with particularly large black holes, cause significant gravtitational lensing, causing galaxies to appear much closer than they actually are.

[@Harbalz]

By using a billion light years measuring tape, carried by the solar winds, using flying reindeer...

[@5amH45lam]

I'm stoned, too.

[@jarrodmccarty2520]

@@5amH45lam Reading this while also stoned, lmfao!

[@CyanBlackflower]

I KNOW!! Right!?!!! Last year I saw a very odd UFO. I SAW it!! It Was Shaped ...uuh....exactly the way Satan is depicted flying around on his sleigh with 8 or 9 reindeer - Just GOONED!! absolutely SHIT FACED!! - on Christmas eve, tossing presents down chimnies, only for rich white kids. This was I think, last year or maybe it was 3? Anyway it was definitely on Christmas Eve. Oct. 31. Damned STR8! The martian driving the thing looked like Santa too, but it was so far up there, I could see the old drunkard only because I myself was high as a chicken fucker on space coke. ...I don't know about you Bro. But I got hair growin' on my flippin' palms on top of all this SHIT! Jesus H Kryste! Then there was the Big(Rabbit)Foot sighting Easter Sunday...and the Black rabbit hole... Fuck it. I am resigning as captain of the starship. I can't take any more of Scotty's Di-lithium Crystal Meth - AKA "Warp Speed" Not after what happened to the Vulcanian Science Jackofficer. I have HORRIBLE nightmares about that...my girlfriend is GREEN! She hasn't moved in 2 weeks. She smells awful too..it ain't normal....funking Me...and...dude...there goes Hawking again...I mean "Walking" Steve Hawking... He CREEPS everyone out Man!! fuck..really spaced out and in the "Zone" I keep waking up to this nightmare in which it is 2020...I'm losing it man...So...I really REALLY gotta quit smokin' this fucking SHIT.

[@toranhale7221]

Don't know how accurate this is, but one theory I have heard about supervoids is that they are scars left on our universe after a collision with another universe. This of course is assuming that the multiverse theory is accurate. All very interesting stuff.

[@adamw8818]

I heard super voids is a part off space that is untouched and that you can measure the height and width yet never the length within in them

[@richardzippler3330]

We're in the middle of a local void our local void. Time to rethink The Big bang theory.

[@mikioni]

Amazing 🌌

[@Kosmo_off]

Thanks!

[@gdaymate7316]

Super void = Borg Space

[@GH-oi2jf]

We wouldn’t have an inhabitable planet if there were not a galaxy of stars around us.

[@cole3843]

Some of what you showed as one of the super voids were in fact dense gas clouds in our own milky way that are impenetrable to light. However it did make your point so I guess that was alright.

[@technomage6736]

1.3 billion light years of nothing. And on the next video: How empty space is not really empty... 🤔😒

[@josephcontreras8930]

We have engaged the BORG!!!

[@rouelarangcon978]

This is only a question. If somebody can explain that Super Voids, a concept that has no any relation to Black Hole. Would it be a gateway for his good future?

[@OLDGUY44910]

probably a large number of black holes gathering together to form a singularity and create a new universe.......

[@crisrag72]

Ahahah... "Cheinès Venatìci" 😅❤️

[@haroldgoodmans576]

A supervoid is another dimension of spacetime

[@markmcarthy596]

The void is where the Big Bang began

[@MrEnjoivolcom1]

Should be 1.3 million views!

[@deant6361]

I love this subject matter. Astronomy.

[@justsomepersononyoutube9271]

100k subs by the end of the year

[@TuNguyen-vu1cg]

Thinking about a rogue planet like earth in the bottom of this supervoid. It made me depress

[@jeffhogueison1656]

Maybe those voids are where intelligence life is sucking out all the juice from the stars.

[@venataciamoon2789]

How weird. I picked my name from that star. Just changed the end to roll off the toung more easy and added moon as that's always been my rpg name.

[@twilightgarrison3671]

My theory is that the voids are proof of the big rip and we are just watching the tears coming towards us.

[@geemanbmw]

Just half a light year is overwhelming for us now , wait a quarter of a light year is overwhelming to us currently and will be for a long time into the future and don't fool yourself in thinking otherwise. Reality is a different ball game compared to video games and scifi flicks.

[@swinde]

Even if these "massive" voids exist, they can't be described as "nothing". After all they contain "space". "Nothing" is not definable.

[@jaymanier7286]

Why wouldn't they exist? Can you not see scientific evidence or something?

[@farazalam3325]

It's not 'nothing', even the video points out, it just means a muc lower than expected density of Galaxies

[@jaymanier7286]

@@farazalam3325 Right. I was just taking issue with the "Even if" part of the sentence. I understand what a void is.

[@thevoicestoldmetoagain4627]

Simon Cowell is telling me about space haha

[@4460532800218528]

Considering the expanse of our universe there is a high probability that duplicates of our existence have existed, is existing, i.e. us, and will exist in the future.

[@jeffleake1960]

I hear were supposedly in a superviod the KBC void or something like that

[@errolfoster1101]

if they were voids why can't we see the stars the other side or are they clouds that we can't see through

[@warrenbooth2103]

Could there be a super massive black hole somewhere in there?

[@5amH45lam]

I reckon they're the remnants of a monumentally gargantuan galactic episode, that vaporized everything within. (Perhaps.) 👍

[@Odsteria]

I begin to wonder if there is a part of the galaxy that's just blinding white skies.

[@_NDC]

Hold on - the majority of night sky objects we can see are stars from the Milky Way. Those voids still have some galaxies, and so for an observer in one of those the night sky would still be starry enough, would it not?

[@RandomStuff-he7lu]

We're also in a supervoid and yep, we can see stars.

[@jaimecoburn1339]

I'm all voided out lol

[@luisluciano.908]

Supervoids are the result of previously existing black holes. You heard it here first.

[@paeporeckoner]

Sounds like a very advanced computer voice

[@haimbenavraham1502]

It's just for universal contrast and juxtaposition. Very artistic of the Artist.

[@mehjabinvadivala5684]

My favirote black hole ton 618 is in there.🤩🤩🤩🤩😍😍😍😍

[@wp5302]

'Recycle bin' for galaxy found

[@revillj1]

If hubble stared at the void for an extended time period many the would see something. Similar to the Deep Field image. what do you think

[@dekurvajo]

How long? A billion years perhaps?

[@marcparkinson4118]

even in a void, you would see the stars in your galaxy. So one of the main premises of this video is bogus.

[@littlespinycactus]

First time I've heard 150 million light years described as 'measly'!

[@just9669]

Imagine how lonely they feel if life exist on that supervoids

[@barryhossin1222]

Wow Amazing, I've been interested in Astronomy and why we are here, since I was around 8 years old ,any sleepless nights in bed thinking about the big bang theory, and Creation ,

[@scoreprinceton]

Perhaps, the super voids are the results of blackholes sucking away all the matter ( galaxies) that were there and that might also explain why there is an absence of star lights beyond the voids and not due to any cloaking device of Klingons, Borg or even Romulans of the scifi varieties as speculated by @thewalkindude. Have the scientists discounted that possibility, yet?

[@tristanp1983]

Where exactly is the narrator from?! Sounds like a member of the Royal Family from the 1940s run through a voice synthesiser.

[@fabiosunspot1112]

If we went even to the closest star alpha centauri flying at 500 thousand miles an hour by the time we get back thousands of years would have passed, they might be no one home 😭

[@rmatt24]

Is there a supervoid that hosts multiverses?? 🤯😵😨

[@manicislandaffliction3352]

“My brain” Clearly a super massive inverted black hole 🧐

[@dalea1691]

It's only nothing because we still don't know anything about the universe.

[@nickblacksoul4318]

Interesting to know if really needs explaining as even on atomic level there are voids sometimes I feel that the universe is a piece of aluminum with perfect crystals and imperfect and voids

[@77leny]

i see you did not hear about multiverse colision hypoteses

[@menno1834]

Nice

[@bingofuel3545]

Could the spot indicate big bang coordinates.

[@nileist6666]

How can "nothing" be a formation?

[@nileist6666]

@aboctok wow....brilliant, thankyou

[@jamesonmoz7691]

I'm asking,how and where do all those stars and asteroids get their names

[@CyanBlackflower]

I'm not absolutely sure, but I think some People just gave them. Then started calling them those names. I think it's pretty rude. Calling others NAMES. Like AssTeroid!! and Ur -Anus...that's where ya get Ass teroids...UrAnus. Seriously man, I don't even want to know, who or WHAT this "Black Hole" is...after what they did to Pluto! Harsh Dude! That's not nice.

[@JohnDoe-re4qy]

Is it possible they just have super massive black holes or type 5 civilizations?

[@lazeppelini123]

03:52 dark as my heart

[@phily-hu5pr]

Maybe that's how the big bang starts nothing in it

[@albedo7113]

I know it sounds silly but what if the void is a gate to another Universe that has diffrent Rules that makes Magic and other things possible. The universe is so big and we still almost nothing about it so there should be a possibility

[@RandomStuff-he7lu]

We're in a supervoid.

[@GeirAndreTonning]

My God! OH MY GOD!! OHHH MYYYYYYY GOOOOOOOOOD!!!!!!🤔😱🤯🤫

[@michaelcarlin6049]

maybe by now the area is teeming with stars and galaxies. we see it as it was 3 BILLION years ago after all.

[@StuDogg74]

If they would never see the light from our sun. How are we able to see the light from their stars?