10 Spooky Possibilities of the Multiverse

[@Hollandaaaaaaa]

To anyone sharing interest in these kind of questionmarks: you rock. Wish we met. Take care

[@nathanstilwell855]

Amen bro

[@melissapyle7879]

How can u not.. looking up at the vast amt of stars and galaxies over our heads at nite, and trying to imagine the huge distances in between, and what is really out there, is the most overwhelming feeling i can have... it takes ur thoughts and runs away with them leaving nothing but unanswered questions...

[@ryanotte6737]

There are often freethought style groups that meet up in many cities. I have had some great discussions on weekend chit chat get togethers with groups such as this.

[@benbritt3623]

@@melissapyle7879 well said. That is exactly how I feel when I gaze upwards.

[@johnbowles5399]

I feel the same. Take care yourself, fellow explorer. 👍

[@Yayojayoful]

The relative nature of time and the present always messed with me as a kid. It particularly bothered me that I could go to bed and perceive myself to travel forward in time instantly, whereas the same amount of time would seem to pass slowly for anyone who was awake while I was sleeping.

[@natem1579]

I've never thought about it to that extent, and now I feel uncomfortable

[@nothingnobody1454]

The first time you see a commercial it is long. The next time it's short

[@robertahrens5906]

As the solar system travels through space it's also moving into different space with different gravity and that effects the passing of time ... So when you sense the day went by fast it actually may have but it's relative to you from your perspective of the space time you occupied at the time

[@somewhereinspace2166]

I've recently thought that the dream world could somehow be us visiting the multiverse and maybe the people we see there actually exist in another dimension. Like this weird layer where all the worlds can overlap and we can visit each other, but no one knows what it truly is. They think they are just dreaming and it's all fake when perhaps it's not. The reason why time and gravity often doesn't exist in our dreams is because we could be living under the rules of another universe instead of just our own. It's mostly just a creative thought, but sleeping and dreaming really provoke some deep existential questions within me. The fact that we can shut away from our own world and time to go to completely other places with different rules, even if it's just mentally, is insane to me. It's really made me question the true limits of physics, because there's no real difference between our world and our dream worlds other than the perspectives we have of them. We discredit our abstract dream worlds as fake for no real reason other than we spend most our time in this more concrete and understood one. But what makes our dreams worlds objectively fake? We can't prove that anymore than we can prove that this one isn't some sort of stimulation or Boltzmann brain. If there is a multiverse, who knows what could potentially cause someone to go in-between universes and make connections with other worlds/life.

[@BiggyJimbo]

​@@somewhereinspace2166I've had exactly the same thoughts

[@wilberforce95]

Nothin like a good ol existential crisis on a dreary autumn day.

[@chrislawuk]

are you kidding? I see God in the details... but then maybe I'm just too stoned. No, wait! I'm not stoned ENOUGH...

[@johnnyfavorite1194]

By the time the election is called we’ll be talking Mass existential crisis

[@victoriay6246]

I see God.... cuz isn’t it just as easy to believe in the sky man as it is to believe any of this??!!🤣🤣🤣 I swear the more I study astrophysics and futuristic authors I think.... how stoned are they coming up with this crazy stuff? It’s stated so well here it sounds like facts and if you truly think this is fact and not theory... it’s pretty trippy shit. 😂🤣🤣

[@higfny]

You mean in addition to Covid? :P

[@stz03]

Cold winter night here!

[@rrp2600]

Number 2 is comforting to me. No panic, no chaos, no suffering. We are all going about our lives and in a blink of an eye... gone.

[@vanguardcycle]

I thought the exact same thing. Lol.

[@bitkurd]

The universe is unfolding, it’s being attracted from a great attractor: We are like rain drops falling into the ocean of peace, love and intelligence. It’s peace and harmony, everything flows perfectly, but once you let go of all the ideas and thought construct theories

[@charlieretro]

And in Earths Time we are just a blink of an eye to her.

[@pomeroythomas]

@@bitkurd lame, dude. You missed the point.

[@woltersworld]

yet another great video JMG. Happy Halloween buddy.

[@alfie2113]

Hello wolter

[@johann242]

I love Pawn Stars

[@1982kinger]

Hey it's the travel guy!!! You should travel to a different dimension and do a top 5 "not to do " list

[@bloodspilla55]

WOAAHHH never would I ever have imagined that you would watch this guys videos. It just blows my mind. Insane!

[@mcprol2467]

Didn't expect to see you here. Lol.

[@Crescent_Audio]

Love your videos John. Just wanted to mention that when it comes to the quantum mechanical splitting into separate universes: The particle configuration that makes up YOU can theoretically split into separate paths of the quantum wave function, but you can’t suddenly split into a universe where civilization or you never existed. For the group of particles that coherently make up YOU to arrive in some alternate reality, the entire quantum mechanical history that led to your particle arrangement being YOU had to exist first, so while there may be separate quantum mechanical realities with wildly different outcomes, you as an arrangement of particles could never split into them so your conscious self would never have access to those wildly different realities.

[@ecbrown6151]

Watching while playing Stellaris is just so perfect, thanks for the consistently great content!

[@ParGellen]

What if time is just a byproduct of moving slower than the speed of light?

[@artman2oo3]

Intriguing idea!

[@YungGandalf]

I’ve always liked to think about it as everything is always moving at the speed of light, but that “speed” must be divided between the three spacial dimensions and time. In other words, light is moving through the spatial dimensions at the speed of light so has no “speed” left to divide into time. Something not moving through the spatial dimensions is moving through time at the “speed of light,” and everything else is dividing its “speed” between space and time. Does that make sense?

[@STEAMYBEATS]

yooooooooo

[@steveprendiz]

Ohh man...that's trippy. So we are possibly in slow motion realities...we are ripples of a big ass splash in the universe..

[@alexbowman7582]

If your travelling at light speed you would still experience time but it would be at the same rate to you but a different rate to others.

[@danese1636]

I took an astronomy class over the summer. We were talking about different concepts of measuring other civilizations. I mentioned your channel and my professor asked me for a link. Your videos have always sparked a sense of curiosity on my mind, even now as I am ending my third semester in University.

[@LMichaelL65]

I have often wondered if we could ever develop the technology to 'break in' to another universe, or, if some civilization has the technology to break in to our universe?

[@masonthunkwell9786]

If everything happens on an infinite time line, then they inevitably will not only hop universes but they will also go back in time and meet you in this universe. That hasn't happened because this channel is full of psuedo science bullshit.

[@poopstain5216]

They already have.. the lizard people

[@Maxmaxmax63]

Yeah I did this the other day. It was OK.

[@miken8778]

Id be willing to bet your a fan of "fringe".

[@nothingnobody1454]

Black mesa would like to know your location

[@GuberShep]

One of my favorite things about your channel, is the fact I don't have to watch anything. I can just listen. Thanks for all the awesome content, John.

[@Robbadobbsoldier]

This is so true!

[@I_Punch_Demons]

I think one of the things that actually helps me sleep at night is the concept of the multiverse and the possibility of multiple versions of me. Whenever something bad happens to me, then, in theory, there is a version where something good happened. I exist because there is a successful version of myself in an alternate universe. They would be an exact copy so it would still technically be me. So I both am successful and a failure at the same time.

[@Streifi]

I thought about that myself too. It's a very comforting thought.

[@5ufo]

sounds like an excuse to be a failure. all your versions may relay on you to be successful. don't relax

[@chrislawuk]

you exist because there is a successful version of yourself in THIS universe, buddy.

[@toddymcgann5856]

@@5ufo I don’t think that’s the point at all. He’s saying one tragedy or failure could have been a success for another version of your own self. But that’s technically a fallacy

[@clairpahlavi]

Yeah, that way maybe one of our sorry, out of tune, foolish, ignorant, arrogant, and prideful selves will make it to Heaven. Don't count on it, buddy. God seems to prefer uniqueness, depth, and diversity in His Creations. Why duplicate? That's a lot of Mercy for one "filthy rag" (polite translation) to get saved. Got to go through an infinite number? Really? That's not a plan!

[@TheExoplanetsChannel]

Great video and topic !!

[@rectoplasmic4630]

Just fell asleep to your videos last night for the first time in a while, wishing you had a new video out! What a great and well-timed surprise! You are by far the best KZbinr of this genre.

[@andreasimon2752]

Hey John im feeling kind of sad today (getting close to the day my dad died and just so happens that my ENTIRE home town burned on that same day years later (2018/2006 ...november 8th ) I'm wondering if you could give me a heart ?? That would make me super smile 😊

[@JohnMichaelGodier]

I can do that. Hang in there.

[@kameng12]

Kip your chin up brother and appreciate all the little gifts we have every day 🙂

[@leofender909]

Yo thats my birthdate nov 8...

[@andreasimon2752]

@@JohnMichaelGodier Thank u so much... I appreciate u

[@andreasimon2752]

@@kameng12 🤗🤗🤗🤗

[@nanochase]

Existential dread fueled by the Laws of Thermodynamics is by far the finest of miseries

[@kerbal666]

Maybe there's a reason we think we're special. Like how an Ork loves fighting

[@lukesmith6674]

I wish I could travel back in time and take this video with me back to 6th grade and present it to my science class as my own... and blow my teacher's mind. That would be sweet. Thanks John. I've been a subscriber for a long time and this video is one of my favorites.

[@HereComeTheTrainComingBlues]

John's videos help me get through alot. I can always count on this channel to be like my beacon of hope.

[@vansdan.]

You, Isaac, SEA, and PBS Spacetime are my favorite channels. Great video!

[@Azoth86730]

I just stop whatever I'm doing at the time and watch the video whenever JMG uploads one ❤️

[@kaminari1028]

I can honestly say that this is one of my favorite KZbin videos of all time. I love this channel so much. Thank you.

[@dacatindahat8275]

Does anyone else find it disconcerting that anything exists at all? Or that we have no idea who we are why or how we got here or what we actually should be doing if anything is worth doing at all...?

[@MeganVictoriaKearns]

I think these exact things all the time.

[@Douphipp455]

"I blame dark matter" Lol you really got me with that one John. Great video!

[@georgebisson628]

Recently subscribed. Really love your videos and your ability to describe things well and your tone. I find myself falling asleep often to them, and as someone who’s a terrible sleeper, take it as a compliment. Thank you!

[@Leto85]

6:19 I really love that balloon comparison. It makes it much mor clear to me on how to visualise this expansion in time.

[@RREvilMonk]

The messages would simply say: “42”

[@bebopalloobop]

46 & 2

[@jbaketkd]

Indeed

[@Tinseltownintherain-zd7ep]

I'm sure Douglas Adams would agree 👍

[@nick3718]

joomanburning yessir

[@annedrieck7316]

@Din Do Nuffin he still keep that mustache?

[@Sharkmane25]

Since I first learned about theoretical multiple universes as a kid the interest has just grown immensely. Appreciate the content

[@brownbearboxproductions3458]

It’s a school night and I’m up listening to johns podcast at 1:34 am

[@youtubeconnollyfamily]

Wait till it’s work nights for you. Trust me you will be sleeping lol

[@frankowsianik168]

Existance as we know it was meant to be because it has happened. Enjoy the ride! *You have a great and thoughful channel John Michael Godier - good work!!! 👍

[@Pacer...]

Very enjoyable, still one of the best on KZbin 🌀. Don't ever retire!

[@hugoguzman4985]

Honestly, the Moon thing really fucks me up. That shit keeps me up at night.

[@NeonVisual]

A video game character might think a multiverse exists because every move they make has alternate choices which over time could lead to completely different outcomes of the game. Similarly though, there are just as many outcomes that would have played out differently but ended the same . If a multiverse does exist we should be on the look out for events which seem to happen no matter what we do, like extinction level events. .

[@jameswilkes451]

I sometimes think the multiverse exists when things seem to happen "for a reason" for me, when I somehow get sick when the alternative could have been an inconvenience or even worse for me! Lmaooo It's kind of comforting because even despite me wishing for things a lot of the time, it often makes me feel like I am exactly where I am supposed to be...

[@theraven6836]

Your last set of comments about how several different phenomena correspond exactly to the plane of out solar system would be a great topic on its own.

[@peterrasmussen6720]

That last one really got me going hmm.. That all the anomalies of the cosmic background radiation converge to the plane of our solar system. Simply unbelievable! Does anyone have more information?

[@JiMA121]

Commenting in case anyone does more info!

[@germaned.lealnino631]

Want to be creep out? You share the name with one of my professors at University. Unfortunately, my professor die of cancer :( I was hoping your comment was from him before he passed. Is Rasmussen a common last name? Anyways I am glad you are well and alive cheers.

[@peterrasmussen6720]

@@germaned.lealnino631 No, I am alive and far away across The Pond in Denmark where Rasmussen is a very common name. I am not a professor though. Jensen is the most common name here, BTW.

[@spaceman081447]

@@germaned.lealnino631 RE: "Want to be creep[ed] out?" I have the same name as a lot of different people, mainly because both my first and last names are fairly common. In fact, one year I looked through the local phone book (before cell phones became ubiquitous) and discovered that there were 11 people with my full name. (No, it was not John Smith.) Here are the occupations of some of the well known people who share my name: (1) professor of physics (2) American baseball pitcher (3) American football player (4) British Labour MP for Derby South from 1970 to 1983 (5) American businessman and Democratic politician (6) American physician and tennis coach (7) American historian, New York University, and Harvard University (8) American political scientist and historian, University of Chicago (9) former politician in Saskatchewan, Canada (10) American businessman and philanthropist (11) English explorer and fur trader (12) professor of physics NOTE: (1) and (12) are two separate and distinct persons.

[@deusexaethera]

The anomalies of the CMB _don't_ converge on our solar system. It just looks that way because space is transparent, so we can see in all directions. Saying the anomalies of the CMB converge on our solar system is like saying I'm the center of the universe because I can see an equal distance in all directions. We are _in_ an anomaly of some kind -- the space surrounding us is either hotter or colder than the universal average by some tiny amount -- but because it surrounds us, we have to look through it to see the rest of the universe and thus we can't accurately measure how local space alters our measurements of the rest of the universe.

[@Wilkse1]

You and your top tens... absolute brilliance and If I were to do a top ten channels on youtube, you my friend are number one

[@drockjr]

How ghoulish of you to post today. What perfect timing; this extra hour of daylight savings can be spent with you, this video, and this John Michael Godier size dank bowl . Thanks for all that you do. Cheers!

[@S_Uchiha89]

You DESERVE millions of subscribers. I've been here since before you got to 5k. You're fantastic.

[@halloheyman]

super cool! wow that black hole one is new to me and so gnarly

[@2224bach]

Very enjoyable video. Thanks. A lot of other videos of this type give me a headache. I find yours more soothing.

[@memedoug]

Universes in black holes makes sooo much sense to me... I've commented this on your previous videos... thank you for explaining it in more detail

[@usnairframer]

Amazing video, yet again. Perfect to relax with. Keep it up!

[@arbitrage2141]

Please upload more. Your voice is better than xanax.

[@zerkblue8174]

Thank you John you make my day with your uploads much love from New Zealand

[@AlmostEthical]

Love the topic. John, another possibility is that that entities in a trillion years' time or more could become so advanced that they solve every existential threat the universe poses them, even persisting (perhaps as Planck scale entities or suchlike) into the black hole era and beyond, maybe even beyond the next inflation, influencing events in the subsequent universe. Such "final" beings might even persist over serial universes, accumulating like black holes to become ever more ... well, perhaps becoming more complex, efficient or content?

[@TheArchetypes]

another reason why we are the "ancients" if this hasn't happened yet, not even to that extent, just that there's no large civilizations that cracked the code to colonizing the galaxy makes me believe we are those guys in the future. unless we kill ourselves

[@333mron]

It’s always a treat when JMG uploads a video

[@johnlynch575]

19:10 HALLOWEEN, ABSOLUTELY MY FAVOURITE HOLIDAY.

[@RadagastBrown420]

I heard that.

[@bridgethedividehtx]

Glad we received a Halloween treat from JMG rather than a trick from our Boltzmann brain progenitor

[@johnschort7634]

How do you know that wasn't a trick?

[@lilith4961]

The first possibility you describe is basically a secular explanation of how a god or The God could come to be. It even reminds me of the Gnostic myths. Pretty damm fascinating

[@michaelcarlin6049]

Brilliant as always 👌

[@este.bahn92]

In which we leeeeeeeeve Haha love those, great video as always. Have a good one!

[@kerravon4159]

A lot of these possibilities seem to stem from weird crap happening when dealing with infinities. But what if nothing is truly infinite?

[@spiraldown2710]

“Everything big is just a bigger version of everything small! I understand everything now!” -Finn Mertins It’s so cool to find that other people travel on the same philosophical science theory thought patterns that my neurons make

[@Ahzuv]

yeah everything big is big cause there is stuff smaller 😂

[@jameswilkes451]

The Axis of Evil sounds so badass! Really spooky about all those coincidences.

[@AtlasReburdened]

3:50 *"WE APOLOGIZE FOR THE INCONVENIENCE."*

[@TheUltimateRage]

404! ERROR!!!

[@FlicknBean]

Happy Halloween man! Another great video🤘🏻

[@mikescott29]

sir your voice puts me to sleep.. and i meen that in a good way!

[@drzaara632]

U mean he his voice has a calming effect...... Agreed 👍

[@MCsCreations]

Fantastic video, JMG! Thanks a lot!!! 😊 Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

[@PsRohrbaugh]

13:00 "to form intelligent life - us": shows video of an owl. Just Whooooo are youuuu, John?

[@RoZaxTheGreat]

4th kind vibes

[@BagOfMagicFood]

the wisest of owls

[@mickles1975]

That balloon analogy is a good one.

[@Cat_Woods]

I didn't know dark matter could do that to candy. Explains a lot.

[@respectbossmon]

Indeed, dark matter loves candy.

[@dandeeteeyem2170]

Hehehe erbody coming back to these topics with increasing frequency of late 💕 I love intelligently posed thought experiments. Even wild ideas seem a little more plausible when approached this way.

[@agator2660]

The “bonus” possibly at the end is my favorite of the whole video. Is there any limit to how precisely and how much resolution we can measure the CMB if we’re not limited by costs/technology of today??

[@DaemonR13]

I don't know what's better, his videos or explanations, or his close outs that never fail to make me laugh.

[@jameswilkes451]

this amazing universe in which we liiiiiiiiiive... *frog erupts from throat*

[@joshmiller8392]

for what happens at the singularity, read the Penrose-Hawking theorem.

[@TheGollberg]

Gotta say JMG, your videos are easily among my favorites on KZbin, and I watch an average of about 9 hours of youtube a day... Keep up the great work man your shits 🔥🔥

[@AreEia]

One thing I dont quite grasp about the "One universe" theory. If there was infinite "time" before our universe, and after the possible heatdeat/proton decay/great rip etc of our universe, how is it actually possible that this will not reapeat again? I mean, we are talking infinity here, so at some point in that "time" something new will have to form. I just dont get how an infinity of nothing/void/non existence is even possible or for that matter probable. Personally I like the idea of either/both multiverses or cyclical universes, but I also think that in the face of eternity it makes much more sense. So what is it I dont understand about infinity since some theories find the "One universe" theory even a possibility?

[@jessicaphillips7849]

John you are an amazing teacher!

[@petefaders]

Everything already exists. We're shifting though still frames giving us the illusion of time. We are one and we are alone.

[@Yesica1993]

What?

[@adventurousken7734]

Great video, John. Your voice is very soothing, and your ideas are thought provoking. Please keep up the good work.

[@happyhammer1]

Well this is the most terrifying video I've seen today.

[@InnerLuminosity]

It's all in how you perceive this and your level of consciousness. The great awaking of humanity is at hand. Such an exciting time to be in this dimension. Love and compassion is key❤❤🙏✌✌

[@SquirrelASMR]

Was it the balloons?

[@jamesduncan6729]

The truth can be far more horrifying than fiction

[@Mantis_Toboggan_TrashMan]

17:40 Yeah John everyone dying without even knowing. That definitely doesn't give me existential dread.

[@charlieangkor8649]

I believe the multiverses show in everyday life like this: Imagine you grab a stone and throw it. If there were no multiverses, the stone wouldn't fly, it would just blow up like a firework, pop, all its particles would just spread apart, it would have no ability to move in a direction. In actuality, there are many multiverses, each multiverse contains the stone microscopically shifted, and these multiverses interact constantly with each other, and these slightly differing copies of the stone interact with each other, and this ensemble of stones interferes with each other and reinforce and cancel out in a wave-like way, and this produces the phenomenon that the stone can have a velocity, that it remembers its position and its velocity and can move along its direction in time with certain speed. So the multiverses don't contain radically different contents from "our" universe, but basically the same, just microscopically altered in a way that the movement of things in the universe can be implemented. And another thing: it's not like we live in one universe and the other universes are alien. We live in all of them at once. Our body straddles all the universes at once. Otherwise the tiny bits in our body like atoms and molecules couldn't really move, they would have no idea or notion of direction, they would just start off where they are and spread in circles like waves on a pond, obviously being very primitive not allowing the normal everyday phenomena in the universe like particles travelling in a straight line, colliding, interacting etc.

[@Mr.Deleterious]

Somewhere out there is an almost exact replica of me watching a slightly different Top 10 list from a slightly different JMG. Trippy! Hi Quantum me! Whats up? 🤣

[@TheLastBen.]

The "slightly different" theory is BS, because of the butterfly effect, if the big bang was slightly different, the difference in results after 14 bn years would be huge.

[@Dwight511]

Yes, there's more than googolpex replicas of you. 1 replica replies: "Hey!" Yes that did happen I am certain. A replica of you in another universe replied to your comment, through me, I "found" him.

[@youtubeconnollyfamily]

What’s up quantum sander 🙋😆

[@Mr.Deleterious]

​@@youtubeconnollyfamilyhaha Hey Quantum Connolly Family👋🏻 😄

[@Mr.Deleterious]

​@@TheLastBen.BS? That sounds very scientific. Care to share your unified grand theory on it? I'd love to see the science behind your "BS" claim.

[@themilkyway4850]

This channel seriously deserves a lot more subscribers and views.. Amazing Content 👌

[@aaronmorgan9444]

The only message that would ever be sent across multiple CMB's would be S.T.O.P..

[@WindKing0]

"H.A.M.M.E.R..T.I.M.E.."

[@T3hderk87]

** Enter Filthy Frank** Stop it!! Just stop!

[@ryanb9749]

Or 41.

[@robertschlesinger1342]

Very interesting and worthwhile video.

[@Byrvurra]

Yay... Happy Halloween Mr. Godier.

[@rmonico1]

Thanks from Brazil! Helping me survive this dark times.

[@4lyvia596]

i love watching these while baked out of my mind

[@w8iteds848]

Love the videos

[@richardd8352]

Great video. This is one I think I will watch a couple of times.

[@voicesfromthedungeonyeah2253]

I just wanted to say thanks for this. This little video gave me a little Halloween for the first time in years and wanted to come back to say it.

[@matthewdavies2057]

Thank goodness, another non interview episode.

[@snivla4]

Thank you so much I really enjoy these .

[@Mistshock]

You know what's depressing is the fact that my consciousness could be a Boltzman Brain, and of all the memories/simulations it chooses; it decides that me working at 2.30AM is just what it wants to experience in it's brief existence. Fuck me, even my hypothetical Boltzman Brain hates me.

[@brucewayne4057]

His voice makes this much more dramatic and “spooky” than it would be without it

[@katherineg9396]

The communication is very good indeed! Thank you Dr. John, as always

[@gregniel]

Wow. . . . this one really got me thinking. . . . especially about time and how there is no such thing.

[@_The_Worst_]

Yep, them are some amazing things to think about, most definitely...👌🏼💯✔ One could go on for years and years with pondering upon all this and go completely mad...🤪 But it is fun to think about though...👍🏼

[@clintmellis4960]

3:48 thats the equivalent of chiseling ones name in a rock or tree “Earth was here” . Insane!

[@MasterKoala777]

Is there a link to more info on the CMBR anomalies that correlate specifically to our solar system? That was especially creepy. 🙂

[@CosmicMurmur]

Yes! I've been trying to find information about this myself. Please let me know if successful.

[@castjakeaway]

This did hit hard I just got done doing more research sent this information to my brother. It gave me chills

[@maikaze_]

yeah this made zero sense to me I hope someone can elaborate

[@ScientificEndevourOfTheMind]

Oooh the educational content of "this should not be" love the videos man keep em coming

[@gj1997gj]

i listen to your videos before bed 🔥🔥big fan

[@lauracooke1262]

I wish we had answers 😭

[@Fweepo]

The meaning of life is the question....

[@deusexaethera]

Why? Then we'd just spoil it by asking more questions. We _like_ having unanswered questions.

[@jessebenware9132]

What would you like to know?🙃

[@Vekcrazah]

@@deusexaethera I mean, they never said that 'i wish we don't have any more questions' maybe, they want this 'volume' of mysteries to be over with, and a new batch of them to now ponder with

[@Thebiggdill]

We do, many people just choose not to believe in Him.

[@Andyyy911]

The idea of "only one univerce" sound's like "we are alone" thing to me

[@doctorderry5643]

Check out Michael Jackson at the O2 arena’s tour announcement “ This is it “ . And keep a close eye on his body language at the end . Where he virtually sticks fingers up at” the establishment “ .....

[@ghosttraintittiebeaan4879]

@@doctorderry5643 wat

[@SueMead]

You mentioning that we really have no clue as to the size of the universe reminded me of when I was a seven year old and after learning about infinity in maths class, lay in bed trying to imagine infinity. Is this universe infinite, as in borderless or is it like a game of pac-man? Where, if you keep going in one direction, you come back through the opposite side?

[@jamesduncan6729]

Or, if there were to be an edge or wall of the universe, what is it like to be there? Is it a solid wall, or does matter that crosses the edge of our universe just... cease to exist?

[@TheSuperQuail]

I wasn't expecting an upload. Nice one!

[@Pulang_Diwa]

KZbin deleted my old account so i made a new one and laboriously looked for your channel to sub to it again. I go back to watch your videos from time to time because your channel satiates my fascination with the mysteries of space.

[@radeczech15]

Are those audio books?