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[@jakejam567]

You know what I mostly liked about this Video?! Most of the answers were: "We don't know!" and "I don't know". And this is exactly what Socrates found out: I know, that I know nothing! The more you discover, the more you will realize how far you are from understanding!

[@aryadhole]

Man these people were way too smart.

[@jakejam567]

@@aryadhole Ppl like Plato, Socrates, Rumi and many other well-known philosophers found a different way of understanding this Universe, which even after thousands of years which has been passed, we the arrogant, self-righteous ppl who think we're smarter, actually don't listen to them. For hundreds or maybe thousands of years the Knowledge Centers of the world or early type of universities, had taught ppl that the Sun's the one orbiting around the earth 😆 and they've killed whomever was against this idea. Now they've changed their minds and found out they were wrong. Yet now they don't accept their Illiteracy and still killing or banning those who ask fundamental questions, for example no scientists can ever answer this question which why The number π or PI is infinite decimal. And they are defining The Circle by this. Which doesn't make sense. In other words, the Circle should've not exist with this logic, but they assume it exists and ignore the truth behind it. And most ridiculous than that, they make their scientific stuff (such as equation for flying their shuttles or space ships) upon this Fictional fact. 😁 They know they are dumber than the way ppl seeing them, just they don't want to admit it.

[@aryadhole]

@@jakejam567 The thing about pie is the value is close enough that it works . Maybe you know this. All of science is based on axioms which are assumptions like the line is made of infinite amount of small dots of infinitely small radius or that 2 parallel lines don't meet . We made these assumptions and they work good enough thatwe don't need to explain everything just as you said The more you discover, the more you will realize how far you are from understanding!

[@jakejam567]

@@aryadhole exactly. But here's an issue! Ppl like Socrates or more specifically Plato explained these stuff many years ago, and they've literally mentioned the Circle and PI only makes sense outside of our known reality. They specified there's more unknown form of reality which we experienced a similar form of that reality in Quantum Physics. I personally read one of the most famous books of Plato "Republic" which at first glance it seems a political book but in depth he brought up the core foundation of the Laws which is after all these years is unknown to us. I say if we believe they are master minds and philosophers, maybe it's time we should listen to them. We should discuss their way of understanding, instead of relying only on our scientific explanations. For one there's a great philosopher called "Aziz Nasafi" who live 1300AD, and he explained genetic science the way your mind blows. He described the Human's Birth Process step by step, things we recently discovered with all our modern techs, and more than that he found out things the way no other scientist not even yet has achieved. And he described these term over 700 hundred years ago. You get the point dude? If we believe they are Great Men, Genius or etc... the simplest thing is to following their path.

[@KryptonKr]

@@jakejam567 If you’re talking about Aziz Nasafi, then his work of the human birth process might be inspired by the Quran since he is a muslim. The Quran is much older than him and it does talk about the process of human birth before the invention of the microscope. The Quran was revealed 1400+ years ago. During that time, the science back then said human babies were tiny humans in the womb and slowly grows into the baby that we see but this is entirely wrong when the microscope was invented later and people can see it was a cells not tiny humans in the womb from conception. That’s not all the Quran was right before all the discoveries that is made later in our modern times. The Big Bang was also said very early on before The Big Bang Theory was popularised. But the most mind blowing thing is that The SUN, has its own orbit. Which is True because it orbits around the milky way and it is not stationary. The person who revealed this book made the most controversial reveal that he said it is from God. If this dude have this kind of knowledge before any scientific knowledge that we know now then I would definitely believe God exist and I do. You should read about the Necessary Existence in philosophy. It’s very interesting that they have their own philosophy about the subject of Existence itself and that it needs a being like God to make sense of our existence. Without Necessary Existence then our existence is not necessary at all and they do argue this from dependency and we are ALL dependent on something else and it cannot infinitely regress because it has to have an origin point eventually that is independent and which everything is dependent upon. It’s the most logical explanation I’ve heard about God. Try reading The Divine Reality by Hamza Tzortist. It will open your mind. Here’s also like an introduction of what is a Quran. www.onereason.info/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/The-Eternal-Challenge_8Feb_2.pdf

[@saptaksarkar9430]

Jaby clearly did his homework on cosmology 💥💯

[@rocinante4609]

Or not!

[@coldflamebluedragon196]

The absolute best Q&A session ever! Hopefully there is a part 2

[@arodz21]

I just wanted you to know I've been watching your content on and off for a while now; I discovered you through your brother. But after watching this video, I subscribed to your channel. I love watching movie reviews, reactions, ect. But this is like a breathe of fresh air. There's not enough discussions like this on youtube (at least intelligent ones) so this is much appreciated. And BTW: You're much better at this than Greg.

[@pranavsharma8807]

melodysheep - journey to the end of time is what you are talking about probably jaby..its hauntingly beautiful

[@ayonmalik]

True. and the video production quality is top notch.

[@ssvineethprajwal]

Timelapse of the future

[@curousity]

Thankyou ! Finally people recognising

[@abhishekguruvannawar6664]

6:58 Jaby didn't hear the question , so he said : 😁 I'm gonna kill ya (in his head)

[@Klivdx]

Oh Jaby is interested in space stuff, that's dope. Also, I LOVE HER!

[@alindileep9227]

Imagine having this much confidence while saying some stupid stuff. Jaby is really a force of nature 🙂

[@gvnsingh6173]

Jaby's knowledge about space and stuffs is so impressive. I never thought he kept the knowledge about everything. ❤️U totally impressive.

[@xcaliber4141]

he litreally knows so little

[@IamDuarth]

These videos are very interesting you should do more like this

[@sushanthjain6385]

Love this type of videos do more of this

[@ivanzamarripa9393]

loving ambre she is so fun

[@stevenspringer1599]

that was fun. I remember something about a story about searching for an unknown signal from space until two guys found it was the microwave in the next room...

[@sushiwHo]

Watching Big Bang Theory dude??

[@stevenspringer1599]

you could look it up... from The Guardian: "Microwave oven to blame for mystery signal that left astronomers stumped - (This article is more than 6 years old) - Australian scientists first detected interference in 1998, which they assumed was from lightning strikes, but earlier this year they finally found the real culprit"

[@warren286]

Cherenkov radiation is a charged particle that actually goes faster than light, observed as blue light in nuclear reactors. (It only goes faster than light in a medium, where light is slower).

[@wayneleong3452]

13:21 Melodysheep - Timelapse of The Future

[@Short_Round1999]

Fun fact about interstellar: production created a program to creat the image of a black hole and entered all sorts of real world values and it came out the way it does in the movie. At first they thought it was a glitch, so they took it to an actual physicist and when he looked at it he told them that it was accurate

[@Jay_Bx]

I have to say Ambre talking science turned me on immensely haha

[@altitudeshawarma]

about the fast car and light jaby, it's about relative velocity in kinematics, if you throw a ball forward while standing in a moving train, it's speed is not what you throw it with, it's the speed relative to ground, i.e. speed of train plus of the ball w.r.t the train... similarly, this happens with the light coming out from the car travelling at the speed of light, the speed of the ray from the headlights automatically becomes double the light speed, and you are still able to see it.

[@vimoh]

Timelapse of the future, by Melodysheep

[@warren286]

Gravity bends light... Trying to get an accurate account of the universe is like trying to use a telescope full of kaleidoscopes 😅

[@Short_Round1999]

We can detect even the smallest drop in light from a star if an exoplanet passes in front of it. And that drop can tell us the size, distance from star, year length and some other stuff I can’t remember right now

[@vanshgarg5514]

If your car is travelling faster than the speed of light, and you turn head lights on, it will still flash forwards. The source of light, the head lamp, is at the same speed as you. so, relative velocity of each photon will be the speed of light relative to you, and your velocity + speed of light for outside observers (if even they could observe you). its like being in a bullet train and running forwards in it. you cant run faster than the bullet train, but you still move forwards in it, not lag behind, because your run adds to your existing velocity, which is equal to that of the train since you are in it. boy, that got wordy

[@redwanurrahaman8644]

wow nice explanation

[@samplethetruth]

Beauty with brains.... i just love her

[@Sandro_de_Vega]

I've never heard of comic rays myself, but recently I've read about something that seems comparable. I was reading an article about a man (Anatoli Bugorski) who was fixing something at the hadron collider. And put his head where it shouldn't be. And he got hit. He felt a prick and saw a flash... just not with his eyes. Most likely, all the neurons in his brain fired simultaneously. This man was hit by a beam of particles with a speed close to the speed of light. And the effect was not like an electromagnetic wave. This man literally had an entry and exit wound on either side of his skull. He received such a dose of radiation that he should die instantly. 10 times. But, miraculously, he survived and probably still lives. But the side of his face where he got hit was paralyzed and is noticeably... older than the other side. I suspect cosmic rays may have a similar effect.

[@princekarl4279]

Please Jaby Koay, check out physicists break down iconic moments of the Marvel Cinematic universe. Looking forward for that reaction

[@lokeshkrishna1612]

Jaby, speed of light is not relative, that's what special relativity says. So, if ur car moves at speed of light,and u turn on headlights or rear lights, you'd still feel like light is moving at speed of light and it'll move across you as if you are at rest.

[@captaindelta43]

Finally jaby reacting to WIRED channel . I was just about thinking why hasn't he reacted to it yet . Btw 13:50 Where's the link jaby?15:16 Yes just was about to doc strange multiverse of madness

[@curousity]

Its melodysheep's timelapse of future

[@utkarshchaurasia4371]

25:00 yeah Joseph fronhopher discovered the infrared

[@captaindelta43]

1.Now some say there are about roughly the same of time zones as there are Planets in the universe. 2. Dark matter is a relative term for the invisible matter which till now we haven't been able to study or research . So generally it's common people's word termed as dark in sense that because of its less knowledge and no appearance or interaction with us . 3. White hole are probably thereotical thing because it's formulated in the idea that nature balances itself . So if black hole is consuming everything in it , some thing is out there spitting everything out it , hence the term white hole. Not photography Cally proven by just a assumption 4.Cosmic rays are high-energy protons and atomic nuclei that move through space at nearly the speed of light. Say it like the Nukes/ atomic bomb energy times some millions zooming throughout space . Ozone layer protect us tho from these i believe. So guys save ozone . 5. You both are right , i mean yes there may be planets like Earth , but do they possess the same quality as of earth is still a mystery. 6.13:04 The big zero or the death or back to nothing period is like again a thereotical assumption that all matter will slowly disappear or be converted to dark matter cause invisible, then tehre will nothing left then boom another big bang happens and we come a full circle 7. I like jaby's idea . Yes we say forbidden of our present knowledge but mind you there are very big sources of energy which can be converted to help to overcome possibly the speed oflight . We just haven't explored or discovered yet . 8.22:30 Visualise fighter planes . They travel somewhat more than speed of light , but still the gathling gun mounted on them able to fires at target at its own speed right .? 9. Jaby in science every thing can be in a way accidentally discovered or invented that's the beauty of it . Like say electric bulb ...it took 1000 of them to find the correct one or it could have been accidentally one of them did work .

[@abdev3941]

I agree with u on the other ones but I think u made a mistake in 8th one. U probably meant to be speed of sound I think idk

[@CaptAlias]

The story of the universe, whether it be religion, science, abscure thoughts, has managed to captivate the human mind and drown us in its mystery. I mean who knows, maybe jaby is shang chi in another universe, beats me!

[@Short_Round1999]

Yes. Two guys were setting up a radio antenna and they kept getting interference and thought it was just bird dropping

[@MaxXThakur]

Her Voice! Damn! Asmr Channel Pls🥺🤧

[@nehemiahmuchelle4822]

@GetJaby where is the link to the KZbin video about the universe expanding to a void? You promised the link...

[@curousity]

Ikr , anyways its melodysheep's timelapse of future

[@ayonmalik]

I recommend you to watch and react on Melodysheep videos: 1. Life Beyond 1 2. Life Beyond 2 3. Life Beyond 3 Not only they are fascinating, but also the production quality in top notch.

[@curousity]

Exactly 😭😭

[@KillahMate]

Also the video Jaby mentions at 13:05 is melodysheep's Timelapse of the Future.

[@SSW777]

21:54 Axis does not change. Maybe overtime it will but the change is very miniscule to even comprehend.

[@kittipai1632]

13:25 - Jaby, I don't see the link in the description. Please add the link. Does anyone know what video he's referring to here?

[@unifiedsymmetry1838]

search melodysheep and you will get it

[@KillahMate]

Melodysheep's "Timelapse of the Future"

[@MoneyMitrovic333]

7:36 yes, gamma rays are a type of cosmic rays! X rays are a type of cosmic rays too.

[@anubhavpal5782]

for all we know in a binary or even in a septenary star systems, multiple civilizations might have evolved on the planets of each stars in their goldilocks zones and might even have formed an alliance of planets or might be on a war with each other

[@fazeer0111]

FYI. It is impossible to travel at the speed of light. Or at least, if anything does, nothing can see or observe it. The faster an object travels, slower the time is around it. DC's Flash is the best example, he runs so fast he time travels. Likewise, as an object goes faster and faster, it reaches the speed of light, and since our eyes, or any observing device is able to see an object only because of the light rays that hit it, bounced and then hit our eyes. So when time slows down, the light rays slows down too, and at the speed of light, the light rays are just stationary, since the object is traveling at the same speed as the light rays. The light can never reach the object in time, which makes it invisible.

[@carbonchannel]

Most, if not all, the instruments we use to observe our universe are visual representative. And to our own eyes, the speed of light is the limitation. Even if we try to build something that can register speeds greater than light, it's built with our own limitations and limited knowledge. So, I do believe there are things capable of speeds greater than that of light.

[@DS_Gaurav]

Astrophysics is subject of future 🚀

[@curousity]

JABY WHERE'S THE LINK

[@thundervibe]

Please link the video about the evolution of Universe that u mentioned in the video

[@kritigupta5527]

i think this is the one kzbin.info/www/bejne/q3WXmq2rebKIh6M

[@curousity]

Its Melodysheep's timelapse of future

[@cvsonu621]

Ambre's introduction "A space enthusiast" , , when some physics term comes up, I don't know, haven't looked into it.

[@cvsonu621]

@Nipun Yadav atleast Jaby was honest that he doesn't know much n thinks himself an idiot when comes to such deep physics concept.

[@mathew1806]

React to Steven He "asian parenting". I'm sure u guys will enjoy it

[@RolandBenipayoART]

Instertellar was a great movie... watched it multiple times...

[@simpatate]

Maybe the speed of light is the maximum for our dimensions like it's the actual max speed of the big bang and all higher speed exists outside/through our universe and is invisible because when you would see it, its was never there while also being "beyond"

[@grimreaper8486]

Can you please do a reaction for REACHER? It came out this february on Amazon Prime and it's really great. Would love to watch em. Please consider doing it 🙏.

[@rajatrk4660]

When a car is moving at the speed of light and if we turn on the headlight, the light still will be ahead of the car because of the concept of relative speed... The speed of car will simply be added to the speed of light coming out of the headlight. So it will be faster than the car

[@xcaliber4141]

about the head light question relative velocity comes into question

[@wallingnaga6563]

25:20 she was talking about Issac Newton!

[@nuhibrahim185]

Me looking at Ambre Trujillo During the whole video

[@AdityaSingh7]

Is that video "Timlapse of the future" Jaby?

[@curousity]

Yea

[@bendoverr5513]

Wow! Johny sins is intelligent too Guy knows everything 🙌

[@jjstarrprod]

Every scientist : What is the big bang ? Jaby : It's a cosmic fart.

[@navtektv]

12:32 the thing is earth somehow managed to be at that exact distance needed from the sun, goldilocks zone where its not too hot, it's not too cold. If jupiter was also a star, It would push the planets out further, sure and what that would do is probably move earth way too far and out of the goldilocks zone. Maybe the heat of the two stars would be exponential enough to make another goldilocks zone further from where it is right now but the chances of the earth also being in that zone is already a huge gamble. So many people do not realise exactly how remarkable our existence really is. A few cosmic things don't happen and we don't exist.

[@aatif3831]

22:30 no jaby, light will always travel at the speed of light no matter how fast you're moving, or the source is moving. if you wanna know how, I'd suggest looking into the equations of "Special theory of relativity".

[@orginyigam732]

Jaby... Trailer of THE KASHMIR FILES is out... Waiting for your video on it.

[@prernasingh8133]

Just correcting: Telomeres at the end of chromosomes and not cells. super interesting video

[@prathamnishad1033]

she is the one Jaby

[@DVSS77]

13:30 I think it is the video "Timelapse of the future" by channel MelodySheep! Link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/q3WXmq2rebKIh6M

[@curousity]

Yup

[@Dieg0Marteen]

My head hurts

[@kaziaftab9797]

A binary orbit + a Goldilocks zone is mire likely to be unstable.

[@singhspectrum31]

The video is TIMELAPSE OF THE FUTURE: journey to the end of time

[@curousity]

Exactly

[@warren286]

If you could move at the speed of light you wouldn't be able to perceive time, let alone motion, until you collided with something or slowed down.

[@c.jishnu378]

20:59 Actually no because dark matter is only interactive through gravitational forces and gravity is directly linked to mass. When you go almost the speed of light and light a torch the light from the torch will still travel the speed of light and it compresses the space in return.

[@wolfman-up7dh]

Shout out to The Source Wall

[@mihirjha_in]

Again, when you approach speed of light, you don't aquire more energy as stated by the prof, instead you aquire more and more mass and start getting heavier, thus more energy is required to accelerate you even further...

[@imdiyu]

Spectroscopy is around since late 1800s.

[@IchigoKurosakicool]

The channel you're thinking about was Melodysheep

[@DevilGaming-yv5hf]

There's a theory that our universe was pull by a black hole when there was no life and we were spitted out by white hole in a place we call milky way and that white hole is big bang

[@Gothspecialist]

Jaby boss make a reaction video from what if channel video.

[@user-wf4ht4rd1z]

Jaby is so dumb in Astrophysics, it seems like a really young kid is learning it for the first time but with the right intellect...and that's why Jaby's questions are so good. (Except the part where he assumes stuff out of nowhere, just to makes sense to normal human understanding, which is fine I think...evolutionary defect probably) You have a mind of a child while making sense out of stuff. It's nice. Love it!

[@TheNeonParadox]

You mentioned the tachyon particle which led me to something that was not necessarily false in the original video, but phrased poorly. "Travel" beyond the speed of light is possible, but acceleration beyond the speed of light isn't. This is because the expansion of space. And you are correct that if you had a vehicle at the speed of light, your headlights would technically move behind you. This is because photons don't have mass, so the momentum of your vehicle would not push them forward beyond the speed of light. I think, anyway. Someone correct me if I'm wrong.

[@vamshis1756]

no, you cannot see light from the car behind you, the moment a photon is emitted it travels at the speed of light, assuming the photon is traveling in the same direction as the car, it would match the speed of the car, and the device which emitted it, so I assume the light would get concentrated at the point of emission of the said light. and if we assume the light was traveling in say, perpendicularly downward to the direction of the car, I assume we would see it going down and moving back at a 45-degree angle.

[@saravin9754]

From your point of view the speed of light will always be the speed of light. So the headlights moving behind you wouldn't make sense. But if you could travel at the speed of light it should mean that for you there should be no passing of time anymore. You could travel to any point in the galaxy in 0 seconds from your point of view, if you could travel at the speed of light.

[@kadeweezywoodward9485]

We ever getting more invincible mang?

[@ferdinandvonfoch3116]

was ambre a part of himym cast . Just curious 🙃🙃

[@deeboweb]

the universe is expanding faster than C

[@SSW777]

22:34 Well the light is starting with you. That means the speed of light doubles.

[@swapnil3845]

13:18 someone send the link of the video he's talking about

[@curousity]

Melodysheep's timelapse of future , search it

[@Short_Round1999]

But matter is still diluting, and if dark matter is equal to normal matter we can assume that measure is similar or the same

[@nileshghadge5016]

What I wanna know is what kind of matter can actually enter a black hole? Because I watched it in some science documentary that humans or any machinery made by humans would just get destroyed before it even reaches the entrance of a black hole 🤔

[@KillahMate]

Human machinery would still enter a black hole just fine. It just wouldn't be in one piece anymore by the time it got there.

[@piyushkumar-xg1bm]

Tachyon particles get faster as they lose energy

[@warren286]

If conservation of matter and energy is true, how did we get everything from nothing...😅

[@FireflyFalafel]

OMG I thought I was the only one sometimes doing weird shit to throw off the parallel universe gambit. Like sometimes I would be walking to my destination like a restaurant I picked out and then turned around and went somewhere else randomly. Was it pre-determined? Is there a me eating at the restaurant!? Who knows!

[@bhavyakaushik3473]

If the person is driving the car at the speed of light and turns the head light on, the speed of light and the car's speed will match and it will seem like the light isn't on. Basically the light won't get projected on to the road.

[@vengeance86]

I have a crush on Ambre, it'll never happen so admitting it wont effect anything, lifes too short

[@ArvindRajAgnosticAtheist]

We don't know exactly what dark matter is, but we can measure it, so it's pretty safe to say that we know there's the same amount of dark matter throughout time.

[@razeshormaharjan1508]

Dwarf stars are common stars in our galaxy and they have much much longer life and regular sized star like our sun.

[@arnabbiswasalsodeep]

Veritasium has a video on cosmic rays. Otherwise Kurzgesagt is the channel you should react to.

[@xcaliber4141]

we live in 3d time isnt a dimension

[@kaharakahara]

was waiting if someone would ask about the 5th dimension, that topic is a very enlightening and confusing topic. Also why no one asked about aliens!?

[@christianjones4497]

Brown dwarfs are much cooler and dimmer so it's much easier to see any planets that orbit.

[@misterkite]

The speed of light is misnamed.. it's really the speed of causation. The speed of light just goes as fast as it can, but nothing can propagate faster than C so the speed of light smacks right up against the speed of causation.

[@pranshushrivastava20]

React to "The Egg" video from kurzgesagt it's amazing

[@marvelking7644]

Please react what if videos from what if you tube channel

[@warren286]

Gas clouds don't collapse bc of the Bernoulli's principle, the gas would heat up and repel back out. No one knows how stars form, nor have we ever observed one forming.

[@vikasrajminj306]

Am I falling in love with Ambre

[@KundanDaku]

Light can move faster than the established speed in the cesium gas so if there's a galaxy that has it may be light moves faster there

[@mnbpdx]

Where tf is that link Jaby?

[@unifiedsymmetry1838]

its from melodysheep search it... its 30min video

[@awonddy]

She's gorgeous