10 Universe Theories That Will Keep You Up at Night REACTION!! | OFFICE BLOKES REACT!!

[@SamanthaRod]

Dave: "I've seen a dinosaur" ... Mike: "Good." You guys crack me up 😆

[@justinatest9456]

I actually like Dave's theory regarding the universe expanding out, the energy producing that expanding eventually dissipating, and then gravity eventually drawing everything back into a central point, in which energy is built up again leading to another BIg Bang. I call this new segment of the theory The Big Suck.

[@chrisandras44]

It's called the Big Crunch.

[@kilato9649]

@@chrisandras44 r/wooooshhhh

[@rhoetusochten4211]

Unfortunately, the Universal Expasion is speeding up, not slowing down. The Big Rip is much more likely than the Big Crunch.

[@jakehoot8811]

This is an actual theory in astro and theoretical physics. I think its called the great collapse

[@SE-gs6gd]

What exactly is gravity 🤔

[@aindoria]

You guys should do kurzgesagt. You'd like them. Especially those relating to the universe and fermi paradox and such.

[@tylerbuckner3750]

Dave’s theory just has the hurdle of the 2nd Law of Thermodynamics.

[@misstrunchbull3953]

Damn I thought he had it there

[@celticlord88]

There's the big crunch hypothesis from the 50s that thought the universe would stop expanding and start contracting. But instead the universe will expand forever at an ever increasing rate

[@Andrew-wd3qi]

I like how the equation is essentially ‘count the planets with life on it’ when you break it down

[@noraa1991]

Dave's proposal is actually a theory they currently have, the ebb and flow of the universe, it gets sucked in and gets exploded out over and over

[@Birick]

But we have observed that the universe is expanding faster than the speed of light hard to believe it'll find its way back. Also white holes haven't been observed yet either it's a proven phenomenon through mathematics but we can see one yet

[@UNDIAGNOSED7]

ive had several songs broadcast on major radio stations. I hope who ever out there hears it gets the message. I expect a visit.

[@thehillbillychasidchronicles07]

Thank you guys for letting me know that the universe is just "fucking'.

[@caterpillakilla]

scientists are funny. they probably did name it spaghettification

[@heathcliff8624]

It's been called that for decades.

[@Chris_0803]

Pretty sure the "big rip" would occur in trillions of years, not millions. But i guess that's ultimately up to our simulator programmers, who are doing a great job btw. Keep up the good work guys...making the most of this simulated life.

[@noraa1991]

Also who says the big bang was the first one? We can't prove or disprove that there may have been multiple big bangs so far and we are just the result of one that "went right"

[@invictussupremus5832]

Or multiple universes!

[@staggerlee9362]

To clarify: In "a billion years" the Sun will heat up making Earth uninhabitable like Venus but "several million years from now" the Universe will expand to point of ripping itself and all matter apart. Seems the first bit is redundant.

[@heathcliff8624]

These utube videos are not the most accurate.

[@peterortiz1160]

How u kno

[@gilgamesh4869]

Should been several trillions.

[@betsyduane3461]

The initial size of the universe is thought to have been roughly a million billion billion times smaller than a single atom before the singularity.

[@robtintelnot9107]

I have always been on the team of the universe cools downs, retracts and starts over.

[@theemptyatom]

One of the latest theories is that the universe expands and contracts, like breathing in and out, but on a very long scale. In a lot of circles, the big bang hypothesis is breaking down. I, for one, think there could be something to this, and it could be trillions of years old versus billions - maybe our galaxy, or corner, is newer than other bits, but the whole super universe, if you will, is trillions of years. Assembly there pretty much destroys any possibility of the so called "simulation" hypothesis.

[@rolliejimenez2908]

Also a reaction video of Nick Diaz would be dope.

[@moniqueleroux2198]

I'm going on a spaghettification diet! I plan to be taller and thinner when I'm done!

[@kilato9649]

That taller aspect isnt gonna work

[@randomgamerdude98]

“The universe is just fucking”😂😂

[@sandrastorer5628]

The mention of Adam and Eve was the closest anyone would get to the proverbial "elephant in the room" no one would touch. There are actually highly respected, reputable, Nobel prizewinning scientists out there who have no problem with believing in God who created the universe. Einstein was one of them. I had to chuckle at the computer simulated universe theory. At least they're on the right track with the concept of a greatly superior being behind it all.

[@rolliejimenez2908]

Specifically Dark Docs( the story of Joe Medicine Crow) the last war Chief

[@theoriginalbreadcrumb]

Only people who don't find this stuff interesting is people who can't make up their own theories about it. I know a girl who thought space and all this shit was boring as fuck and she was more worried about getting clothing and to be popular, the usual stuff. But she joined us boys one night and we were talking about each others ideas on what the universe is and what could be etc etc and during the night she got more and more involved. She started to join in and come with her own ideas about it and now she is completely immerged into it. She understands that talking about this is the most important thing a human can do. It's the only thing worth talking about because it involves our very existence and what happens to use when we pass and what happens to the humans in the far future. You don't have to be right, you just have to be interested. That will help humanity more then you realize.

[@NoiseJunkieRecords]

I think we exist in one of many pocket universes, and our big bang is the opposite "side" of a black hole in a larger universe; and this pattern continues as a fractal infinitely.

[@alexsingh2389]

Daz reacting to white hole 😂😂😂

[@LibraLee88]

50yrs from now Dave Theories will be at all the Universities to Share.....

[@jeff-nz3ij]

Ten Universe Theories That Will Keep You Up at Night! #3: hitlers opening speech

[@michaelsmith-iu1be]

They had the Hitler speech in the movie Contact.

[@Cogorma08]

The energy that's always been before the big bang theory is God. God spoke and BANG it happened.

[@SE-gs6gd]

The black hole thing they covered on the Simpsons. Also energy can be created. And if only a void existed before the Big Bang who or what contains the void.

[@LibraLee88]

Aliens showing up with Hitler staches tryna fit in 😂😂😂 Im Dead..these guys are ridiculous

[@DannL18]

What the ginge is talking about at around 5:30 is the big bounce theory.

[@kevinprzy4539]

Yea lmao they literally call it spaghettification

[@johnmurphy6928]

I've had that exact same theory of "Big bang is caused by black hole which then explodes and eventually compresses again" for like 8 years and everyone thinks It's stupid but I think it's genius :P

[@theuglyswiss6532]

Interesting thought.

[@invictussupremus5832]

A black hole wouldn't be able to last that much time to reach such a size and swallow the universe before it evaporated!

[@LS-Lizzy]

It’s a little long but I recommend “Timelapse of the Future: A Journey to the End of Time” by Melodysheep. I think it’ll really boggle your mind. Lol

[@1x1nDone]

I've been trying to get them to react to that and Timelapse of the Universe for months now

[@kinjiru731]

Dave, what you described about everything being sucked in has been theorized as one possible explanation for both what will happen and has happened. Some believe there's a cycle of expansion and contraction called a big bang and a big crunch, respectively. I've never heard of black holes tied to that concept though and I don't know that a black hole could exist outside of the universe. What we're really talking about is a universe than contracts to an incredibly small point before expanding to incredibly large and so on.

[@1x1nDone]

@office blokes React PLEASE do Timelapse of the Future by Melodysheep. It's one of the most brilliant space videos made in quite some time, incredibly well done

[@1x1nDone]

@Raptor 🇳🇿 Patreon what, did they react to it on patreon? It doesn't look like it

[@brandoncarlson2862]

The thing I don’t like about the Fermi paradox one is a problem I have most of the time when people talk about aliens. Why’re we always assuming that the aliens are going to be as advanced or more advanced as we are. Our nearest extra terrestrial neighbors could be hucking rocks at each other and stabbing each other with flint spears or single celled organisms or very simple multi celled organisms. Like… there could be life on every single planet that can support life as we know it and we wouldn’t know if they just figured out agriculture or whatever.

[@devinoolmstead3781]

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[@sikksotoo]

OB Dave's pretty close to my belief. Our universe is inside of a black hole of another universe. That's where all the matter came from. There is no way out for physical property. Our big bang we measure may have been a big bounce, not the original. If the beings or gods on the other side of the event horizon are advanced enough, they could literally be doing this as an experiment, which ties into simulation theory.

[@Girlsforever1982]

I grew up with a big bang and universe posters on my wall in the 80's. I love watching you guys react to this stuff. Cheers 🍻

[@magusalakcristituto449]

its in the bible,"let there be light" that is the big bang

[@ldt_]

What if white holes are just the other end of a black hole?

[@billy9497able]

Neil degrasse tyson has since kind of changed his perspective on the simulation theory. He said that in order for that to be true we would have to be the prime universe and haven't created the technology to make a simulation that powerful or the last universe that hasn't discovered it yet either.

[@DamianSAAAN]

@Kurayaminonakade Hikaru NGT would be right in disagreeing with RD on intelligence being an inevitable consequence of evolution. Assumes that there's directionality and progress to life which there isn't. That's sort of important to Darwin's theory of evolution and what made it unique in his time. It was uniquely not a theory of evolution which has progress.

[@DamianSAAAN]

@Kurayaminonakade Hikaru And of course you've listed none of these "assumptions which have never been proven". Science doesn't prove things btw, not semantics. That's kind of important too. You seem to not understand some very fundamental things.

[@DamianSAAAN]

@Kurayaminonakade Hikaru Oh you're assuming evolution itself is an assumption. Okay you're that far back intellectually. In which case not much to discuss.

[@fourleafclover2885]

Tyson is an actor. He has been made a science celebrity to spread disinformation. He doesn’t know shit.

[@noraa1991]

If the universe is a simulation it was made by bethesda for sure, works alright most of the time but when it goes wrong it goes really wrong

[@kilato9649]

Ah yes. Meth

[@surviver5738]

It's actually called spaghettification.

[@hardtackbeans9790]

5:13 Big Bang & Big Squeeze is thought to be a possibility. I think most have abandoned it now. So in a way Dave is right. The Big Squeeze condensed a previous Big Bang into a very large black hole. But with our expanding (and accelerating) universe. Another Big Squeeze is unlikely to gather it all in. But who knows? They don't really have an answer to the Drake equation but that doesn't stop people guessing. If the events have to be just so to create life on Earth, it could be a very low number. If life is much less 'fussy' about the events in the formation of the world it lives in, the numbers could be enormous. LOL!! 6000 years ago. No timeline in the Bible at all.

[@PeterTheDeleter]

anytime u see deja vu that is a glitch in the simulation.

[@juxta706]

The Simulation Theory has been around for eons...they used call it, "God."

[@user-gk8ss6mt1d]

@Say Sike Right Now thankfully you're just some nobody and not somebody who anybody will listen to.

[@zjjohnson3827]

@Say Sike Right Now I’m listening to you 😊

[@wero2661]

@@user-gk8ss6mt1d Did "sky wizard" offend you?

[@user-gk8ss6mt1d]

@@wero2661 being disrespectful like that is offensive, you wont be talking like this at the gates.

[@tylerbuckner3750]

@Say Sike Right Now Surely you have something better than “sky wizard”. It just discredits the seriousness of your argument.

[@thekevindeucey]

You nailed it. Black Holes are connections to other dimensions. The Big Bang was an over-loaded Black Hole. IMO.

[@SE-gs6gd]

You mean worm holes. Black holes joined by their singularities

[@johnestes2729]

Dave's theory is called the "Big Bounce" theory. It should've been on the list. You'll have no problem inventing the new "Dave equation" that can be impossible for anyone to accurately complete, let alone use, yet you'd still be (more) famous.

[@invictussupremus5832]

It's somewhat the sort of concept of the Big Bounce! However the big bounce would not be caused by a massive black hole, and it would be quite difficult if we consider hawking radiation! A black hole wouldn't be able to last that much time to reach such a size and swallow the universe before it evaporated!

[@johnestes2729]

@@invictussupremus5832 Correct. It's nice to see how fast he conceptualized the general expansion/contraction idea, which is still impressive regardless. The compliment would get lost in the weeds if I attempted to get specific. I'm usually not as succinct as you just were. haha Cheers

[@smfmnoneya9134]

That is the thing about science vs religion...science uses the word 'theory', which means they are open to new avenues of knowledge. Religion is all about 'do what we say because 'god" likes us better". Once we see this, no rational human being could believe in a magic man in the sky.

[@ericmcdonough8193]

As an atheist I now see the allure of the believers. Because if I try and wrap my head around this stuff my melon will explode scanner’s style. It’s so, so much easier to shrug and say “I dunno, god did it” and go about your day. I’m thinking of converting.

[@glocktop916]

i dont think the black hole theory would work because black holes are just a huge cumbustion of gravity and we know gravity was invented after stars

[@ericcrook5280]

My question is if all mass was started or gathered at one single point before the big bang, and time flows slower near objects with mass. Then did time exist before the big bang considering all mass (we know of) was gathered all in one point? You have a big ball of mass that is so big there is no passage of time just simply existence, and all of a sudden something causes it to expand explosively and continue expanding. Almost points to a higher power.... almost. And I am not even religious.

[@KilyanAustin]

They actually do call it spaghettification haha. Also the drake equation is partially unknown. R∗ = 1 yr−1. 1 star formed per year, on the average over the life of the galaxy; regarded as conservative. fp = 0.2 to 0.5. one fifth to one half of all stars formed will have planets. ne = 1 to 5 stars with planets will have between 1 and 5 planets capable of developing life fi = fraction of life bearing planets with intelligent life (unknown since we havent found any proof) fc = fraction with detectable technology (Unknown) L = duration of detectable signals (unknown)

[@Ares-mg2nj]

Please react to terrifying places in universe that actually exist and weird things that happen on other planets... These are two very exciting videos

[@Mashangi]

Always annoys me when science shows us how crazy huge the universe is then say "well we can't find aliens in our tiny little corner we can see so they must not exist"

[@Kjetilstorm]

spaghettification is the proper term...

[@Bruce1983]

I thought about the black hole thing maybe creating universes so I googled it. And now I’ve learned that everything which gets sucked in will get squashed to a planc length which is 10,00000,00000,00000,00000 times smaller than a proton. Which is 10,000 times smaller than an atom. Then I learned that they pretty much get destroyed straight away and they theorise a planc star is left in the place of the singularity but we can observe how it was for a fraction of a second. For billions maybe trillions of years because of how much they mess with time and gravity. Think I’ll stick to city and guilds math. Coz that just too confusing. Also thought I had a crack in my tv because of that lead hanging down

[@juicyfruit4494]

That’s actually a somewhat credible theory. Eventually All stars go cold. Light ceases to exist in the universe. And gravity eventually brings everything collapsing in on each other. Lather rinse repeat. Or the big rip!!! When space eventually expands too far in like a balloon it pops.

[@theoriginalbreadcrumb]

Then you assume the whole universe is on a string or that it's contained inside something like air in a balloon. I think it's free space and it will move indefinitely til everything is infinitely far away from each other.

[@chiefkelce5017]

What was there before space? Where does space end? If space does end whats on the other side? Any answers?

[@brettpenning]

I knew Daz had something he was cooking up at 8:05

[@eddierancid4884]

i've always thought that the big bang was just the other side of a black hole. the black holes in our universe, feed matter on to the next. what if we are simply a part of an ever changing chain of matter

[@chriswhite4999]

Black mold can survive on Mars, it wasn't discovered on Mars.

[@احمدداهش-ط5ف]

Easy answer , God!

[@Kenneth_James]

I love how people are surprised that we haven't heard any signals from aliens. Its like dude the universe is infinite and we have only started sending out signals strong enough in late 1930's. So 90 light years is barely an astronomical mile. No shit we haven't heard anything.

[@scottdebruyn7038]

You Blokes need to do a movie review of 'Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy'... :)

[@MC_kalCM]

Brian Cox would be an epic guest!

[@thebiglebowski8591]

Most astrophysicist do agree that the only thing in the universe with enough energy to create a big bang is a super-massive black hole, and on the other end, is a white hole. It does explain why the universe is expanding

[@tjaymetal3116]

It’s still mostly theory.

[@thebiglebowski8591]

@@tjaymetal3116 well of course it is, we will never know the answer for sure

[@kenshinhimura8133]

Well, the current explanation is the theory of quantum fluctuation. Atleast mathematically it has been proven how big bang spontaneously happened from nothing.

[@EggersEggers-pd6te]

Oscillating universe? You still have to explain when the first motion began. Something's got to get it going.

[@SherriLyle80s]

6:00 the theory you are talking about is called _The Big Crunch_ I haven't watched all the video yet so maybe they will touch on that theory.

[@Andres64B]

I believe that the Big crunch has been ruled out as a possibility due to the fact that the universe is expanding at an increasing rate and that there isn't enough matter to stop the expansion let alone start a contraction.

[@SherriLyle80s]

@@Andres64B exactly. I didnt want to go into that part but his explanation needed verbage. But yeah, everything is speeding further apart faster than the speed of light, so highly unlikely, but they don't know much about dark matter to put that theory completely to the pastures yet

[@jstrahan2]

9:18 If it does happen, the Big Rip will be trillions, not millions of years from now.

[@huntersanschargrin3983]

I'm a social work major not a physicist, so maybe someone with more knowledge on the subject could educate me, but could it be possible that we're just one of an infinite number of big bangs that have occured?

[@Andres64B]

If anyone is interested in some actual scientific explanation of what was "before" the Big Bang, there's a short list of videos on the "skydivephil" KZbin channel called "Before The Big Bang". It's really good and really mind bending.

[@TheNeonParadox]

Title of the original video is a tad misleading as a lot of these were hypotheses, not theories, but a fun video nonetheless. Always fun to hear the OBs talk about space.

[@YetiUprising]

I've always wondered something else that I've never heard anyone hypothesize before. What if we are actually microscopic compared to some larger existance? And the entirety of the universe is just a single cell (or some basic component) of a much larger organism and the big bang was just the creation of our "cell".

[@tangoindiamike9189]

I've thought the same thing. We marvel at life under a microscope and mostly ignore that we may be microscopic to a bigger eye.

[@invictussupremus5832]

A cell doesn't last billions of years.

[@YetiUprising]

@@invictussupremus5832 it was an example...

[@tangoindiamike9189]

@@invictussupremus5832 You concluded this on your own?...based on your infinite wisdom of all things?

[@invictussupremus5832]

@@tangoindiamike9189 You don't need to have infinite wisdom to know that cells die off! It's basic middle school knowledge! Are you 8 years old?

[@oldmanjimh3165]

??? How large was the object prior to the bang.

[@scottdebruyn7038]

Mike, I like your thinking, but about 60-70 years ago, observations showed us that the expansion isn't slowing (to get us back to a singularity), it's accelerating. The term, Big Bang' was actually someone mocking the hypothesis that the universe started from a singularity and expanded. Granted, the expansion happening at near the speed of light sure could be likened to a freakin' explosion... But the hypothesis wasn't going for 'A Big Bang'. Also current theories (models) show us that 'before'... wasn't... Because time didn't. Our understanding of physics all breaks down at 10^-43 seconds (A decimal point followed by forty-three zeros, followed by a 1 of a second) after expansion started... And time started for the universe then. So, there was no before... at least not in the universe. Like you guys, There must be 'something' that the universe expands 'into', but near as I can tell, it's nothing... and you can't have a nothing... because then it would be something and wouldn't be nothing... aaaaaaaAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!! I love thinking about this stuff and I conclude with... 'I don't know. (But I'd love to find out! :)' And if I keep searching & thinking & discussing... We probably will know... someday... maybe... I hope... :)

[@johnmcnulty2705]

I've heard estimates on the Drake equation to be in the 3500 to 4590 but this is at best an educated guess.

[@Loserville1997]

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[@MM-jc7uv]

Been saying this for weeks now. I really want these guys to react to some hip hop

[@chrisburrelljr9270]

Still hard to believe to this day that scientists and theorists will never acknowledge the fact that God exists and created the universe but what do I know LOL

[@celticlord88]

The big rip doesn't take into account dark matter and its role in gravitational attraction and expansion of the universe. Dark matter will make big rip unlikely.

[@chaost4544]

I've always wondered if the energy from a black hole goes to something called a white hole connected to another universe.

[@FakTorThis]

Thats exactly the first thing I thought of. Like black holes and white holes are sort of like worm holes you go in a black hole and come out of a white hole.

[@Mister_Matthew]

Harry Mack

[@Sha-El]

The problem is all those images that there showing you are fake.

[@GatchamanG4]

Maybe before TBB, physics as we know it didn’t exist?

[@zerodawn09]

if you could find a way to turn that co2 on venus it could become a 2nd earth. if i remember it is too thick for earth plants to live there, add in those clouds would kill the plants.

[@juicyfruit4494]

I believe the estimate for the Drake equation is 36 civilizations just in the Milky Way. But then again that’s all just a guess

[@nerofl89]

That's not quite correct, the original Drake Equation estimated from 1,000 - 100,000,000 planets with civilizations in the Milky Way, what you are talking about is one of many modified Drake Equations that add other probabilities that those scientists assume affect civilization growth.

[@Monomore]

what happened to the brown holes? lol

[@BH-2023]

Just because it's my favorite thing to ruin, simulation theory is a total crock

[@dudermcdudeface3674]

Yup. It fails even the basic criteria for being a theory: To make testable predictions. It's meaningless pop-sci wordplay.

[@dudermcdudeface3674]

@@aj897 Because "simulation" has no physical meaning. It's just an analogy, and totally irrelevant to physics.

[@lateefpou2986]

Big brain Dave is on point with his theories. I've watched documentaries on most of this . And Dave has been like u say spot on.

[@hfelder_03]

Office Bloke Mike- Your question about the Big Bang will be answered by reading the Bible and the creation atory.

[@tangoindiamike9189]

A great follow up to this would be to react to a video about the Mandela Affect.

[@staggerlee9362]

So the sun will heat up in "a billion years" making Earth like Venus but the universe is going to expand to the point of ripping itself and all planets apart "several million years from now". Seems the first point has been mad redundant.

[@rolliejimenez2908]

Joe Medicine Crow story

[@jackthelad9933]

I'm with Dave! He just saved me a LOT of reading.

[@l.h.tluangafanai2064]

For God so loved the World that he gave his only begotten son, whosoever believe in him shall not parish but have everlasting life. In the beginning there was the word, and the word was with God and the word was God. Only God can create everything, can give life and also take it away, our life don't really belong to us, cause we are given by God, created in his image,we are given a chance a great opportunity to be with him, so he gave us choose between life and death aka good or evil, so we have our own free will to do what we want. It depends on us if we want to believe or not. But non of us gonna escape from the truth.

[@DJFreeway-DJExit-DJClaritin]

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[@damnbruh6183]

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[@KissMyFatAxe]

There are a few inaccuracies in this video White Holes don't exist like it says in the video. They're entirely theoretical. We've never observed or detected one. "The Big Rip" is theorised to happen many quintillions of years from now, possibly even septillions of years. A very long damn time. Not just 7 million like he claimed 🤦 The Earth is 4.6 Billion years old for crying out loud 🤣

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