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In this video, we tackle mind-blowing scientific questions about the mysteries of the universe.
What Was There Before The Beginning Of The Universe?
Delving into cosmology, this question challenges our understanding of what existed before the universe's inception.
How Does the Universe Create Something From Nothing?
This fundamental inquiry probes the role of quantum fluctuations in the universe's genesis from apparent nothingness.
If the Universe Formed from Nothing, Who Created the Nothing?
Bridging science and spirituality, this debate questions the origins of the void predating the universe.
Why Can’t We See 95% of the Universe?
This topic illuminates the elusive nature of dark matter and dark energy, which make up the vast majority of our universe.
How Many Galaxies Are In the Universe?
A journey into the cosmos, this question explores the vastness of space and the billions of galaxies it contains.
If The Universe Is Expanding, Where Is The Centre?
Challenging conventional understanding, this inquiry disputes the notion of a central point in the ever-expanding universe.
What Shape Is The Universe?
Delving into cosmic curvature and topology, this topic seeks to define the universe's spatial configuration.
How Do We Know the Age of the Universe?
Utilizing the Hubble constant, this question examines the methods used to estimate the universe's age at roughly 13.8 billion years.
Is The Entire Universe the Same Age?
Merging astrophysics and cosmology, this query probes the diverse ages of celestial entities within the vast universe.
Is Time Travel Possible In Our Universe?
Blending science fiction and theoretical physics, this topic investigates the possibilities and paradoxes of time travel.
How Do We Study The Universe As a Whole?
This question highlights the blend of observational and theoretical tools cosmologists use to understand the vast cosmos.
How Early Life Have Appeared In The Universe?
An interdisciplinary inquiry, this topic explores when and how the first life forms might have emerged in the cosmos.
Are We Alone in the Universe?
A blend of science and philosophy, this question delves into the potential existence of extraterrestrial life.
Was The Entire Universe Made Just For Us?
This philosophical inquiry examines the concept of a universe potentially fine-tuned for human existence.
How Much Of The Universe Can Humanity Ever See?
Probing the boundaries of observation, this topic explores the limitations imposed by the universe's vast expansion.
Where Is The Edge of The Universe?
A quest for cosmic boundaries, this question delves into the concept of an "edge" to the observable universe.
What Exists Outside The Edge Of The Universe?
Venturing beyond known limits, this inquiry speculates on what mysteries might lie beyond our universe's edge.
Does the Universe Have Higher Dimensions?
Exploring the fabric of reality, this topic delves into the potential existence of dimensions beyond our perception.
If Multiple Universes Exist, Can We Travel From One Universe To Another?
Merging quantum mechanics and theoretical physics, this question investigates the tantalizing idea of multiverse travel.
What is the Ultimate Fate of the Universe?
Probing cosmological outcomes, this topic explores predictions regarding the eventual destiny of our universe.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction
01:06 What Was There Before The Beginning Of The Universe?
08:18 How Does the Universe Create Something From Nothing?
21:14 If the Universe Formed from Nothing, Who Created the Nothing?
31:01 Why Can’t We See 95% of the Universe?
35:29 How Many Galaxies Are In the Universe?
42:18 If The Universe Is Expanding, Where Is The Centre?
48:02 What Shape Is The Universe?
54:34 How Do We Know the Age of the Universe?
58:58 Is The Entire Universe the Same Age?
1:03:48 Is Time Travel Possible In Our Universe?
1:09:35 How Do We Study The Universe As a Whole?
1:15:54 How Early Life Have Appeared In The Universe?
1:22:04 Are We Alone in the Universe?
1:26:54 Was The Entire Universe Made Just For Us?
1:30:30 How Much Of The Universe Can Humanity Ever See?
1:36:11 Where Is The Edge of The Universe?
1:41:41 What Exists Outside The Edge Of The Universe?
1:47:17 Does the Universe Have Higher Dimensions?
2:02:16 If Multiple Universes Exist, Can We Travel From One Universe To Another?
2:07:57 What is the Ultimate Fate of the Universe?
2:14:33 Sponsorship
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[@stellarwind1946]

The idea that the universe could be infinite or limited in size are both equally perplexing.

[@garypotter1746]

Only being able to cross a road half way with each step will only create a bigger number. Which means you will never reach the other side. Ergo! Infinity.

[@GodPaulaBianca]

@@garypotter1746 The fact is that the Universe 84th is finite. Also fact is that the Universe 84th is a Titanic among all My Universes

[@synchronoise71]

It’s totally no short of mind blowing that anything exists. Yet here we are dwelling on it

[@alaski4313]

The first 50 seconds of this exactly what its like having kids, 6am just woken up and you get blasted with a 100 different questions

[@magnushorus5670]

Thank you for making and sharing this

[@bigscientificquestions]

You are welcome 😊

[@dunxelll]

Started with good questions. But, I use space videos to get me to sleep. I will have to Relisten

[@sierrawinston9769]

Omg I thought I was the only one that did that. Its so comforting to listen to. ❤

[@dunxelll]

@@sierrawinston9769 Gets me a good night sleep. I'm glad it does the same to you.

[@fabiancruz3569]

We must join and make a list of sleeping readings

[@the_spiritual_sage8022]

Fav stuff to fall asleep to 😴

[@mikem.s.1183]

Excellent voice, excellent script, adherence to scientific data and theories. Well done. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

[@bigscientificquestions]

Thank you so much for your excellent comment. 😊

[@hollyann495]

What would change if we knew all the answers? Would that make us love and be kind and appreciate the fact we exist?

[@user-se2xm5yp6u]

No I don't think so. Do you ?

[@AstrosElectronicsLab]

Nope.

[@jeffreyjohnston1955]

Powerful thought

[@ershadunnabi2153]

Thanks to narrator for his big endeavour description from which many people would learn many things. Spl. For that you did not reach in a Concrete conclusion.

[@bigscientificquestions]

Thank you so much for your wonderful comment 😊

[@ioanbota9397]

Realy I like this video so so much its so interestyng

[@bigscientificquestions]

Thank you so much for your great comment 😊

[@morgunstyles7253]

Good video.

[@bigscientificquestions]

Thanks 😊

[@A.UNIVERSE.within]

It's all about how complex and dense a form you are yet understand clearly it's about creating your way out of obstacles, instead of being a simpler mind by being an obstacle

[@StephanieKennedy-he2ng]

THAT is very well worded and I personally think more people should take a different perspective like this. We are getting so dumbed down by social media, television (the OG idiot box) and things like that. If there were better minds with more complexity then we MIGHT have a fighting chance against AI...lol...I joke but It's a nervous laughter and I am very serious

[@williamsari]

Thank you

[@bigscientificquestions]

You are welcome 😊

[@leelakrishnan2161]

Sir The same is said in ancient texts Yogavasitam.

[@Tmueller2366]

Who made the thing that made the universe just for us?

[@StephanieKennedy-he2ng]

Only oh HELL YEAH... NICELY DONE..I luv LUV LOVE that.... here I am thinking I am somewhat intelligent and I think outside the box but I don't think I have ever thought about that! Brav-O...I give U Tmueller2366 5 stars and a standing ovation! Nicely done good Sir or Madam

[@simonj1971]

great stuff, thx

[@bigscientificquestions]

Glad you enjoyed it 😊

[@jasonshingoose272]

Love the vid. You make lots of keen like a keen machine I hope you keep the body lean like a lean machine inna limmozeen. Keep it up 😊.

[@bigscientificquestions]

Thank you so much 😊

[@StephanieKennedy-he2ng]

That's hilarious...LOVE IT ...

[@user-ln5nk7mg4v]

Defining a particle as an excitation in a field and a field as having certain properties really tells one little if there is no understanding what fields originate from because you assume field emergence without describing what fields emerge from. I suspect a higher D membrane.

[@Eye_Exist]

1) what is the existence and why and how does it exist? 2) what is the reality (everything that exists), why does it exist, how far beyond the universe does it extend to and how is it related to the universe? 3) what is the universe, where is it, why does it exist and what keeps it living? 4) what is the consciousness, what is life, and how they came to be? note that every single thing we think we know about the cosmos exists inside these unanswered fundamental mysteries; a context which we do not even know - so really it's appropriate to say we only know trivial things about anything. bonus: what makes 1-dimensional strings anything more than a man made purely fictional concept like god?

[@edwardhinton1615]

Yeah strings only probably 100 ppl on the planet understands. They could be one dimensional anything as far as I'm concerned. It's meaningless.

[@Eye_Exist]

@@edwardhinton1615 no. _why_ should we believe in them? based on what evidence should they be taken seriously?

[@AstrosElectronicsLab]

What do you mean "where is it"? The universe is all around us.

[@martanwilliams8327]

More!

[@bigscientificquestions]

More is on the way! 😊

[@makebeauty3861]

Thank you I enjoy your delving into these topics At the same time I don't understand how you can be so certain in your observations

[@makebeauty3861]

Made into words and you give them such fixed omniscience

[@MajSolo]

We old people. Who am i kidding i am only 59 I use this exact video as a fall asleep channel since it does not say anything strange incase I would. Wake up defeating the purpose listening and fall asleep listening t ill everything u allready know. This is the best in a long while.

[@user-ln5nk7mg4v]

The observable universe paradox, based on the light speed limit, reminds me of the Greek running paradox where time is divided into smaller and smaller pieces. I suspect, humanity given sufficient time to evolve, will discover the observable universe paradox equally clueless.

[@artsaliva8895]

Before we start asking questions we need to learn how to identify the questions that are legitimate and why we should ignore the ones that are not. Around half of the questions asked at the beginning of this video are not legitimate.

[@TheSCPStudio]

All questions are legitimate in science.

[@052raja]

thank you very much for the content. the music used is distracting guys..

[@bigscientificquestions]

You are welcome 😊

[@kery1334]

Ditto, very distracting at times.

[@gjones7547]

The universe is what you make it...

[@spacedong3059]

Please leave out the background music. This was better than last months video at least.

[@mathias4851]

Why dont you make you own videos?

[@PixieCanine]

It is difficult to hear the voice because the music is inappropriately loud.

[@TheSCPStudio]

@@PixieCanineit’s literally not though.

[@1chaz634]

Aryyrrtrtyyryryq

[@zackblack1824]

This. Is. The. Best. Reality. Video. EVER.

[@Hambastegy]

🙏

[@firepowerjohan]

If universe is part of a bigger whole then it makes sense. Universe either as a simulation or as a neural network for a larger being.

[@zack_120]

Impressive animation with so many new creation never seen 👍 And the lack of accompanion music is another plus as it would be annoying. But, doesn't 'universe start from nothing' violate conservation law?

[@davidharvey3743]

Wow, I thought I heard music. Guess I better put down my vape!

[@AstrosElectronicsLab]

There is music

[@oxskirra]

Interesting fact about the speed of light: the speed we measure in a vacuum is warped by the curvature of space by the sun and with minor deviations in this due to the locations of the planets in relation to earth and the sun…

[@mark-dietz]

No offense, but some honest criticism here for a growing channel... I really enjoy what you do. In fact, its my favorite science channel, but the constant flashing, and moving images etc, are unnecessary and in fact can be distracting when thinking, and trying to follow along with the concepts put forward. Think of music. If its all crescendo the song lacks. In any art, written, acted, painted, or played, its the same.

[@beronz64]

These sort of videos you minimise on your computer screen or lock your phone and listen to the audio.

[@bigscientificquestions]

Noted! Thank you so much for your feedback 😊

[@Z-Boson]

​@@bigscientificquestionsclassy reply, and amazing video thank you so much for expanding my knowledge about our incomprehensible cosmos 🙏✨❤

[@Nall412]

Bro. Quit complaining

[@mark-dietz]

@@bigscientificquestions Im glad you took it as it was meant. I do hope you grow, in leaps and bounds, because your channel is an absolute standout IMO

[@user-ln5nk7mg4v]

The excess of matter over antimatter hypothesis becomes unnecessary if the universe expansion went in two directions: 1. direction of expanding matter 2. direction of expanding antimatter. The former hypothesis is probably less likely than the latter hypothesis because matter and antimatter came from 'nothing'.

[@mostsell9877]

Guess we should believe in ghosts, or Santa also😂

[@user-ln5nk7mg4v]

You must be a mainstream physicist who travels the multiverse.@@mostsell9877

[@conormacnessa7723]

Well done.😊

[@bigscientificquestions]

Thanks 😊

[@Ani_any]

Maybe black holes are new universes and dark matter and vacuum is dark energy and it's about zillion universes like atoms and maybe we live in one black hole in our universe is one big empty space and it's our hole it's 2d and inside is 3d universes and it's 4d

[@edwardhinton1615]

Why cant dark matter or dark energy just be the mass of spacetime itself?

[@JonnyDemonic1]

Yes! Spacetime "fabric" particles

[@downtoEarth.7]

If every point of the universe is expanding away from itself how come The Earth doesn't seem like it is getting further from the Sun? Seems like a silly question but am wondering why. Supposed to be expanding faster than light speed.

[@mathias4851]

We are gravity bound with some stuff around us, like the sun, the sun to the galaxy and the galaxy to some close galaxy

[@downtoEarth.7]

@@mathias4851 seems counter intuitive like many cosmic principles. Having a hard time visualizing it. It is believable that universe is expanding but am having difficulty with conceptualizing it's effects considering what is observed.

[@mathias4851]

The universe dont care what we think. This is facts we have observed.

[@Speaker4theDead]

It's expanding on a scale our minds can't comprehend. Galaxies are moving. Empty space is expanding. Like, if you have a bunch of balls, and each ball is full of glitter, and you throw the balls, the glitter is held together by the ball (gravity), but the balls themselves are now farther apart.

[@TheSCPStudio]

The easiest way to explain it would be using boats and water. So imagine a lake with a bunch of boats, each with a few people inside. If you expand the border of the lake instantaneously, the water will then expand to fit the new shape of the lake. The boats may drift away from each other but the people inside the individual boats don’t move away from each other. That’s basically how the expansion works except the water is space, the boat itself is gravity and the people inside are whatever objects bound by that gravity.

[@user-km2tp5lo7e]

Is the universe a closed or open space ? Answering this answers the big bang.

[@levilam522]

How about some basic questions... does everything spin, rotate, revolve, orbit in the same direction? Why? How long does it take for our solar system to orbit around the milkyway galaxy? Does the galaxy orbit a point in the universe?.. or is it infinite expansion?... there are hundreds of questions that actualy matter... is there one universal cyclic big bang system, or seperate individual galaxy sized big bang systems going on at random times?

[@user-ne2lb7jg9z]

I agree Leave out the music! It does not match the images and is disturbing.

[@morgunstyles7253]

31:19 if they are undetectable.. then how do you know they are there?

[@jackkessler9876]

Why are aliens always naked? We haven't been naked for tens of thousands of years.

[@googleaccountuser3116]

They didn't invent clothes yet. They can learn something from us humans. How to be ashamed of your own body. 😋

[@rajeshwarsharma1716]

Obviously we don't know much about dark matter and dark energy but my question is it possible were the dark matter and dark energy present before the Big Bang. If so the universe did not come from nothing as there were dark matter and dark energy.

[@specialk5070]

ahhhh grasshopper u are in the right direction 👽👍 many things start this way just look and observe 🧐

[@specialk5070]

also think about space time itself whats outside of it

[@recklesswhisper]

Are there parts outside the Universe where the Universe hasn't gotten there yet? ^..^~~

[@twigs9070]

​@recklesswhisper They say it is expanding. Expanding in to what? Is it filling a blank space? Taking over another space that is occupied or unoccupied? Noone can answer.

[@jamonfalin1528]

exactly my point now they are saying that they are not even sure there was a big bang at all so what do we know really? not much!

[@magnus6003]

"Who created nothing"??? In the history of stupid questions, that one really is a slam dunk.

[@TheSCPStudio]

If you genuinely think that’s a stupid question you either need to take a step down from the pedestal you put yourself on and humble yourself with your own insignificance or you’re actually just too dumb to understand the implications and reasoning behind that question.

[@toobad4youman501]

Think of a sink hole. Or a fireman catch for people jumping off a building. When weight is gathered in the center of a trampoline it gives in. The weight only bounces back if resistance is not too great for the space beneath it to hold. Bounce is the effect of elasticity. Elasticity needs connectivity. Connectivity comes in only a few forms. There are adhesives and crystallization and fuzion. Since fusion and adhesion both require matter chrystallization is how an empty universe formed matter. 😮 Matter is condensed chrystallization. ❤ The weight was such that the chrystallization that formed began to vibrate from a massive body of chrystallization being pressed tighter and tighter. The vibration of the body triggered an immense pressure capable of triggering cracks in the chrystal body. 💔 These cracks increased the vibration and as the structure began to destabilize the bottom eventually fell out giving way to a vacuum in space. We think of nothing as an absence of all things we can understand but this is a false notion. Cold and dark is the real description of nothing. Cold is separate from space and time. Darkness needs nothing to create it. Without substance what is left is cold dark empty space. Cold is a property of space and time that can afford for chrystallization. If an empty space is completely void of heat. Ice or frost or chrystallization can form from nothing. This might not seem possible but it is. Hydrogen is the most abundant element in the universe. The water vapor that formed from condensed chrystallization could be crushed into matter through fusion. Once a mass was reached that was too great to avoid vibration the body of chrystallization is given in by a singularity. The bottom falls out and a big bang occurs. Fusion is triggered in this breaking apart of chrystals. A chain reaction of fusion all triggered from the center of the vibrating object. Because a spark in space is perfectly spheracle, most things in space start as round hot sparks of fusion energy. This fusion would send objects flying into each other causing more collisions and more fusion. Because space is elastic it can open as more matter is created through deep space chrystallization. So long as there is heat the universe will not die. The heat creates steam and any deep space chrystallization will have a push giving it more ability to vibrate and crack in deeper areas of space.

[@user-vn4zo6rc1x]

Higher consciousness is no time and that's not matter surely

[@BuntZMehta]

Intro ❤

[@user-ln5nk7mg4v]

Since we can only (other than CMB) observe a tiny fraction of the universe, how can your video narrative reach conclusions about matter and antimatter? An 'Everything is the same' conclusion is convenient but only an unstated assumption.

[@6ofwrev704]

We'll never leave our solar system.

[@josephshealey]

I'm not so sure we ever get past the asteroid belt

[@nicolasolton]

We are already in interstellar space.

[@josephshealey]

@@nicolasolton not probes. People

[@willtabacchi1408]

Our machines have

[@anthonymitchell8000]

Forget about the universe let's start with how was the star forms?

[@AstrosElectronicsLab]

Coalescence of dust and gas in to a disc, getting denser and hotter until... BZZZZ there was light as nuclear fusion of hydrogen to helium began.

[@user-ln5nk7mg4v]

Based on your explanation of the difference between the observable universe and the total universe, CMB must only apply to the observable universe and not the full universe so the claim of uniformity can only apply to the observable universe since there is no CMB for what is beyond the observable universe.

[@kenergy5847]

So the universe became more complex after the big bang? Where does that leave entropy?

[@kakhaval]

space-time-matter as we comprehend breaks down completely when considering the singularity. Doesn't that mean our own current mental comprehension breaks down as well.

[@jimhorvath3567]

Very nice, it’s the gov!

[@binghyong-baebang2236]

Flat in how many dimensions? :)?

[@markwilletts1252]

This video is great and if it’s too ‘bright or flashy’ for some tell them to fuck off

[@PDXantiantifa]

Sadly ,the universe is just a figment of our Boltzmann's brains imagination.

[@ollijarvinen5867]

Why don't you escape it then?

[@NathansHVAC]

I escape at night

[@mrhassell]

I escape it every chance I can. It's the fact I keep winding up back in it, that's the only major disappointment.

[@qusayalattraqchi6126]

cool ! evidence plz ???

[@Primmo1]

Its increasingly difficult to comprehend our lack of exploration of space is and continuing to be halted because of money, f money!! There should be a international plan to make the materials, and ppl to advance the technology to make it possible for deep exploration without having to spend 1 dollar and have each country compensate by other means towards the developers of new technology and ppl who distribute material and ppl to make this happen

[@AstrosElectronicsLab]

Money makes the world 🌎 go around. No one does anything on the grand scale of that for free.

[@stephenjohnhopkinson8096]

Galaxies are not moving away from each other it's the space in between the mass that expands so it's being caused by the mass being encoded as it travels from the past to the now. It's the information from the past that's recorded in the fabric of space that has the gravity.

[@googleaccountuser3116]

If the universe emerged from nothing then where did the energy come from?

[@AstrosElectronicsLab]

God lighting a fart with Hendrix' lighter.

[@user-ln5nk7mg4v]

Physicists use the term infinity to mean 'too big to measure' while infinity is really about human ability to understand, human beings have 'capacity to understand' limits and infinity is just a red flag of reaching a human 'capacity to understand' limit.

[@christopherv9427]

Too much not known to be certain of anything.

[@mellison1007]

Physics is an associative noun that explains all known science , using mathematics etc. However the Universe doesn't follow our physics. Quantum entanglement expains that one particle is not connected to the other by a tether, it's actually the same particle, thats a real mind bender, however its the truth. Its one of the universe glitches or quirks , also try this for size the past, present and future are happening right now within a separate frequency realm, and ETs have technology that can travel through these realms successfully.

[@AstrosElectronicsLab]

Assuming you believe aliens 👽 actually exist, not that there is any empirical evidence to suggest so; except from some nut jobs 😜 that told stories of being abducted by said aliens 👽. Why the heck would these more technologically advanced race of beings be interested in primitive lifeforms such as us?

[@user-ln5nk7mg4v]

Your video narrative about what nothing is has the unspoken assumption that there is dimensionally (or membrane wise) nothing beyond Space/Time dimensions. What evidence is there that that assumption is valid other than observation considering quantum mechanics is not observable macroscopically.

[@gc6238]

What if the Universe changes shape over time from dark energy? 🤔

[@RoBear-bv8ht]

Even nothing, needs a place to exist… which is something 😂

[@rob5664]

The big bang can be said to be the other end of a black hole ( which would be a white hole) from either another universe if your multiverse theorists are another plane, or even a third yet u talked about from another point in this universe and is how the universe expands

[@oldajezek9179]

its infinite and its growing ftl becaouse its 1D point of infinite conscious energy constantly changing states of beimg what causes illusion of time because we are experiencing these changes lineary.

[@InfiniteEchos]

What if Dark energy and dark matter are time

[@unicomp5705]

What enforces the laws of physics? There must be an enforcement mechanism......

[@raphaelkelly7563]

Can't believe u can just sit there and say we have never came in contact with intelligent life 🧬 the fact we have these phones 📱 and 🖥️ are proof

[@lilmike2710]

The answer they come up with for all the questions they cant answer is "dark energy". Or "dark matter". .

[@user-lq9oi5jq3n]

Please.

[@AstrosElectronicsLab]

What?

[@GulsCult]

I always wanted to be a space documentary narrator, but I don't have the required English accent. With an English accent, you are either going to be a narrator, or the bad guy in action movies.

[@Leadership_matters]

Play at .75 speed and goodnight

[@user-ln5nk7mg4v]

The question: "How the universe can be created from nothing" depends on what you mean by nothing. Is a shadow projected by an object blocking a source of light be thought of as nothing? Is 3D space projected from 3+D space nothing? Standard Field Model might answer the question.

[@morgunstyles7253]

4:10 and just where was that? Had to be somewhere

[@Marcus-gq6jd]

Man, I was there!

[@GiantsOrbiting]

So "nothing" must be something, because it spawnes everything.

[@CalsTube]

Yep nothing is everything,, you will have nothing and you will be happy.

[@richardhedd3080]

If everything in the universe is moving away from everything else. How come the andromeda galaxy is moving towards the Milky Way?

[@dnet4006]

Our local group of galaxies are moving towards each other. Anything further than the local group space is moving away

[@yourlogicalnightmare1014]

How come when i go to bed with an itchy butt, i wake up with stinky fingers 🍑🫲

[@angelaburgoyne1746]

I always wondered that too. Guess it makes sense. All groups of galaxies are moving away.

[@user-se2xm5yp6u]

​@@yourlogicalnightmare1014yuck

[@sarahmiller8069]

My thought is that since the universe is always expanding, the amount of dark matter increases which in turn creates more negative energy/pressure which essentially squishes galaxy clusters closer together. Like gravity. The more dark matter that is created, the greater the gravitational pull between galaxies.

[@jamonfalin1528]

Nathing come from nathing is much better if we humans say that we don't know how the universe was created than to say it come from nathing.

[@denniscastillo478]

Galaxies, planets; that's all imagination to impressed all students but it's no important to our daily life

[@china5067]

The Universe is not infinite. !! But our Universe is in a playing field that is Infinite. Yes that mean there are more universe just like our in this Infinite playing field. !!!. That why the universe is expanding . It is expanding on a infinite playing Field.

[@Ronald-wv1bz]

The big bang wasn't just the birth of matter, it was also the beginning of TIME. There was never nothing nor will there ever be just nothing. Existence is needed to have nothing. Before time was non-existence. What space is made up of has been and will be for all time.

[@lesliehigh6679]

WITHIN THIS CONSTRUCT is holographic, it's a closed System prison for consciousness.

[@user-do2eh2il6m]

WHEN SPEAKING OF "EVOLUTION" LEAPS IN LOGIC TAKE PLACE. "ONE ANIMAL BECOMES ANOTHER" FOR SURVIVAL. EVEN THOUGH DARWIN AND EINSTEIN WERE VERY SMART MEN. THEY COULDN'T FIGURE A WAY OUT OF WAR. WHAT WE ARE TOLD AS FAR AS THE MAKING OF THE UNIVERSE IS CONCERNED IS "THEORY" USING TERMS LIKE,'PERHAPS" COULD HAVE" MAYBE" PROBABLY". YET THESE ARE COUCHED IN TERMS OF FACT.

[@siopaothegreat]

Blocked

[@FlyinZX10R]

The fast flashing lights and fast talking narrator makes it difficult to relax and take it all in.

[@minhnguyen-mk9om]

the entire Universe is full of mysteries only because humans keep asking questions without answers, why asking something that we know there is no answers ?

[@djksfhakhaks]

Dude, you talk to fast.

[@JohnAtkinson-wl2bw]

This might be Mind Blowing if I knew what the hell you are talking about.

[@rayholmes4402]

Try 0.75 speed if you’re trying to sleep.. thank me later

[@morgunstyles7253]

53:01 probably spherical or round in some form. Everything else is. From atoms to galaxies .

[@morgunstyles7253]

12:38 as we know it today? We've been here for less than 1/60th of a second in the timline of what we think we know of earth history... And now we think we know something about a universe we claim to be 26 Billion years old? I dont think so.

[@mathias4851]

What?

[@avikdey6818]

There are infinite multiverses n other verses n cosmic webs forget the universe

[@armengrigoryan2855]

Is our universe in a big black hole?

[@CalsTube]

Could be univerce uni 1 verse,, in the beginning was the word.. Planet Plane t.

[@AstrosElectronicsLab]

​@CalsTube what?

[@andrewwelsh131]

Universe designed for life for us yet if we where anywhere but this small rocky planet we would die 😅😂

[@kn9ioutom]

ENERGY CAN NOT BE CREATED OR DESTROYED ! SOUNDS LIKE THE GOD THING !

[@Marcus-gq6jd]

All the lights, all the movement, all the disconnected music, ugh! Like a Greatful Dead concert at Fillmore West on bad acid.