Universe Isn't Endless, There's a Wall at the Edge

In this video, we'll be discussing the idea that the Universe isn't endless and that there's in fact a wall at the edge of the universe.
Many people believe in the idea that the universe is endless, and that there's no end to it. However, there is in fact a wall at the edge of the universe, as proven by scientific evidence. This video will discuss the pros and cons of the idea that the universe is endless, and what the implications may be.
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[@BoostedFA]

Imagine our universe is just a cell in a bigger being.

[@jamesstead2256]

A Cell in my 🍌

[@nuajbo4693]

had the same idea with this. but mine was that the universe is an atom or subatomic particle in a couch of that bigger being and the reverse for our subatomic particles being individual universes.

[@BoostedFA]

@@nuajbo4693 I have the same ideas. 💡

[@prayercodes]

the Universe we are Observing is US Observing itself. this is the Revelation

[@SHOWCKWWAVE]

@@nuajbo4693 us,,,,,, i literally think like that what if our universe is actually an atom of a bigger universe that is also an atom of some bigger universe and we're in an endless loop.

[@PlanetXMysteries-pj9nm]

I was born with many difficulties in my life. Although I am not fully educated, I have a strong love for science and the universe. Thank you for bringing it to me. Love you

[@Andytess91]

Don’t worry nobody on earth is fully educated about anything. It never stops

[@carycwilliams]

Keep it up little buddy, that is the only basis for man and his existence. As long as you remain curious, you will continue to learn. Enjoy life and learning

[@13bellhop]

Keep exploring dude, science is pretty awesome

[@chrisemmett3559]

Well said😊

[@LyonsM]

You seem pretty educated to me. You articulated your thoughts well!!

[@lalutte65]

Even if it’s “nothing” it’s still endless, but an even bigger question, how could it have possibly begun

[@manjeetkaur-db1pt]

The idea of universes like bubbles makes so much sense...it is also possible that there is a force so large that is blowing bubbles for fun and each bubble is a universe

[@SWOTHDRA]

🤦‍♂️🤡

[@jenniferjohnson4464]

yes it makes sence

[@Doorknob444]

Universe doesn't have a plural. Outside of dimensional altercations, there is one universe in our reality, and it grows. There's nothing outside of this big universe as it folds on itself endlessly. And it's not gonna end either.

[@rachitborkar8393]

if you are talking about then I'm kinda bring Indian mythical philosophy where a being rests in the infinite dark space sleeping and dreaming while blowing bubbles... and when the bubble pops the universe ceases to exist.

[@SWOTHDRA]

@@rachitborkar8393 I like that

[@karlschmarl437]

It bugs me that we won't be able to really figure out what's out there, at least in my lifetime. Here's to hoping that there's more to this whole existence of ours, so we can keep exploring.

[@corygeertgens]

we will never figure out whats really out there, ever. its size is literally uncomprehendible for us tiny humans.

[@Husker_XIII]

​@@corygeertgens definitely not in our lifetime but it could happen.

[@MissT474]

This is probably the most beautiful comment ever imagine future archaeologists scouring the web to find this

[@peacepipe6695]

@@Husker_XIII no we cannot figure out what’s out there. Our universe is being stretched out making it harder for light to come into contact with us

[@Husker_XIII]

@@peacepipe6695 The future is full of infinite possibilities, we have no way now and it's highly likely won't in our life time but one day we may.

[@bomaathuis7277]

Respect to the cameraman who flew to the edge of our universe to make this video.

[@noah89436]

I bet you thought you were so funny commenting this so we could all look at it with a blank stare at this overused comment

[@boofa_1993]

​@@drewski_ral Go cry somewhere you weak snowflake

[@cypress2647]

@@noah89436 ratio

[@eisenhower9069]

Exactly. I can tell the atheist is triggered

[@saqlainsaeed3875]

What will happen if a black holes appears newr earth😮😮 kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y2WYpJ2kptaZg8U

[@Jomael954]

I always wondered if there is anything outside of space itself I think that’ll really trip me out. The size of space is already extremely overwhelming

[@ukleth]

You will see the real picture of the universe when you died and your vision become iron

[@ConfusionForEver]

There is reachears says that there is other universes (its not proven yet but we think thats our proof right now) multiverse

[@alexfielding7191]

Space and the Universe are different things. Space is infinite, the Universe isn't but it's constantly expanding and getting bigger.

[@user-ts8ep6mq7x]

SPACE NEVER ENDS?

[@alexfielding7191]

@@user-ts8ep6mq7x Theoretically yes.

[@Surfer8652]

I like how this video mixes real facts and astrophysics with crazy speculation theories and jumps all over the place. This is how I like my space knowledge delivered.

[@Daemabus]

Its a literal miracle that we even exist in this moment. Just enjoy life while we have it. Like our universe, Life could be over in the blink of an eye.

[@griefer5846]

i think there would be an eternal after-life

[@TheAlphazoneYT]

@@griefer5846You can’t actually know that. So might as well enjoy what you know you have while you’ve got it. No guarantees that there’s anything after.

[@johnmabbett6586]

​@@TheAlphazoneYThe didn't say he didn't enjoy the right here and now.

[@Sweeti924]

@@johnmabbett6586he didn’t say the guy said that, it could be that you just felt like saying something it’s ok 👍

[@alexfielding7191]

If you take into account just how many Sun's and planets that are in our galaxy let alone the observable Universe or the Universe in general there is definitely other life out there. They estimate at least a billion stars and planets in the Milky Way itself.

[@omegaweapon116]

It's really hard to accept that something has no limit or boundaries

[@m101ist]

This is the logical explanation, that empty space goes on forever in all directions. Unmeasureable, 1000,000,000,000¹⁰⁰⁰'⁰⁰⁰'⁰⁰⁰'⁰⁰⁰ light years distance makes no difference!

[@oriondx72]

or the concept everything was created out of nothing.

[@prayercodes]

the universe has skin. would you call our skin on our body a boundary?

[@binhanh296]

Neil once said that the Universe has no obligation to make sense for us human, whether we human accept it or not. The Universe was, is and always will be the Universe, even when human all went instinct for billions of years, the Universe will always remain as the Universe, what would change are the stuffs in it.

[@jianxiongRaven]

​@@prayercodes ya man . Theres always a box in a box . In a box . I cant imagine whats outside a box ??? There must be one . And another...

[@LilDoodlz]

The cameraman: *why am I not appreciated-*

[@EazyDee-ps8xi]

Its crazy all this stuff goes on in space, but its something we'll never see with our own eyes.

[@vipinkoul595]

why dont they put cameras and do live streams :-)

[@EazyDee-ps8xi]

@@vipinkoul595 I meant more like, we'll never go in space and see it with our own eyes. Seeing it on camera isn't really the same experience as being in the element and witnessing it. I doubt I'll ever be able to go into space and travel billions of miles away to watch a star exploding in another in another universe. 😆

[@PeterGrenader]

When i was a kid, even before i knew what a paradox was, i used to sit there and try to figure out what there would be if there was nothing, and it would give me anxiety. What would there be if there was nothing.

[@giornikitop5373]

probably nothing.

[@tanveerhasan2025]

I also thought about the same thing and still do. Nothingness cannot be imagined by the human brain.

[@negligentdata8307]

Darkness, black like space. The black parts of space is nothing

[@PeterGrenader]

@@negligentdata8307 i didn't explain it well enough. What would be there if the entire universe never existed. That's thought would freak me out. Explained in astronomical terms, it's an easy answer. Thinking about it conceptually, philosophically, it's a real mind F

[@PeterGrenader]

@@negligentdata8307 the black part of space is dark matter ;)

[@plsbuffme5470]

The only reason I'd like immortality is to live enough to see this happen (if it will ever happen) going beyond the boundary would be such a magnificent human achievement, and the multiversal theory just opens up so many countless possibilities.

[@bossman_420]

Immortality and time travel would be the best you could live in the best days forever

[@jugg9140]

@@bossman_420 judging how the world has become so matwrialistic i doubt it will be great, we will be soulless and we wont even know that we exist.

[@juswolf22]

Ok so you live long enough to see these thing and then what? You still have to chop wood and carry water

[@osvaldorubalcava9721]

there probably a walmart at the edge of the universe

[@plsbuffme5470]

@@bossman_420 dont forget flight, bring immortal and being able to explore the universe 😩, the first thing i'd do is fly in a black hole

[@rajasshri6108]

Here's my hypothesis on why white holes are not found yet. They don't exist YET. It is possible that a white hole is formed ONLY when a Black Hole dies, i.e., bursts and releases matter in such a powerful speed wherein there's automatic creation of a type of force which doesn't allow ABSOLUTELY ANYTHING, even a gazillion times the speed of light to even go the slightest bit into the direction of the burst's center.

[@Awin-kt7mr]

A gigantic human body is what we're living on...we are the tiny species on it, think about what may live on us...

[@DennisMook-ky6lx]

A black hole does not exist. A white hole creates it

[@albrigo]

It would be great to see a video about the solar system as well, a sort of trip across the planets, the asteroid belt, the Kuiper belt, the Oort cloud, and the hidden planets with their long-range orbits. Your talent will certainly produce one of the best astronomy video of KZbin!

[@peterjol]

the trouble with the idea of having nothing is that even nothing is still something.

[@Sanquinity]

Correction, our concept of nothing is still something. True nothingness is something the human mind can't even imagine.

[@susanbruce8974]

Nothing is full of all kinds of energy we can't even fathom.

[@prayercodes]

infinity is a Zero, with a twist

[@bobbywise2313]

Nothing is difficult to imagine just as infinity is difficult. They could be the same thing. But true nothing means no thing. So whatever you can think of imagine could not exist. This means no laws of physics. It means no virtual particles. It means no instability. When I ask the question, "why is there something rather than nothing"many scientists try to give theories about how it came to be but none ever answer why. Plus all of their theories involve something.

[@Sanquinity]

@@bobbywise2313 Well aren't you full of yourself. No the human brain can't simply imagine "anything". You can TRY to imagine nothing, but whatever you imagine won't actually be nothing. There will always be "black" or the passage of time, or stuff like that. And that's not nothing. Same goes for stuff like what the quantum realm would look like if light could actually reflect it's image. Or a 5 dimensional object. Why does there have to be a "why" for existence? There is nothing indicating there has to be a why, only a how. And the "nothing" they talk about is a space devoid of baryonic matter and the like. As, as far as we know so far, true nothing might not even exist. (quantum fluctuations and the like) All of this just goes to show you have zero understanding of this stuff, and just pretend to by using the words people who do understand this somewhat, use.

[@Toxikyle1]

I’ve always thought we’ve known SPACE is endless, but the universe is our observable cluster. I’d imagine there are other universe along side us, that have their own galaxys, and solar systems, etc.

[@skyrisesenpaiii678]

Just like dragon ball?

[@ericmassey5532]

That idea is not only absurd its down right moronic. The idea of infinite universes, or even 1 infinite universe is completely unprovable and untestable. Only believers in Santa clause and evolution and dinosaurs think we have endless space and multi verse theory. Wake up. The tests that have proven our world to be the center of reality, and tests that have disproven the helio centric model of existence show us that reality is way less science fiction than we are lead to believe.

[@thelazy0ne]

You imagine the universe as some sort of a ball, you should imagine it like a sort of sky you can only see so much of the sky but I hope you are aware that there's more of it beyond the horizon.

[@asw654]

This video is imprecise anyway. Universe can mean different things depending on context. The content creator should clarify he is referring to the “observable universe”, and that’s obviously limited.

[@davidrayy9079]

It's all just one endless universe outer space and in our bodies inside everything rocks walls apples trees squirrels everything gets smaller and smaller and smaller and smaller inside some molecules look at an atom look at a molecule they kind of resemble the solar system a little bit because they're kind of similar small parts of it are solar systems and atoms and molecules smaller things I'm no scientist but I don't know how to say it but I know what I'm talking about

[@dylanc2401]

Many galaxy’s and more around us but it forms a ball, a ball is smaller than an Adam compared to what we are.

[@user-dv6ss1jk4y]

how beautiful and complicated this life is. it is possible that something or someone out there is using a microscope of some sort to observe us the same way we observe cells using microscopes. Someone or something is behind all of this masterpiece, it's not a coincidence, it's a project of the creator. And as far as i'm concerned, we are the most intelligent creatures on our small cell. Be proud of who you are and contribute to the betterment of our cell, not the destruction of it. Love you all!

[@Jordysegs89]

I went from feeling depressed knowing I’ll never wrap my head around the universe havjng an end, to extremely curious for wanting to travel to other universes to see what’s there!

[@joeydavis7455]

Never in your lifetime, sorry kid. For the matter, we will never escape the observable universe. Unless we can somehow "island hop" by creating teleports near our boundaries thus allowing a new generation to resume where the previous left off. But because the speed of the expansion of space, we will never be able to explore beyond the observable universe unfortunately. We are confined to our local group of galaxies but this should be enough for humanity to thrive until we reach godhood unless humanity goes extinct first.

[@Jordysegs89]

@@joeydavis7455 lol I know that. What I’m saying is before, I was becoming anxious and depressed thinking of the idea that the universe has an end and then there’s nothing which scared me to think that it’s all in my head. But then it points out there could be infinite universes out there

[@joeydavis7455]

@SmallFridgeMinority Your higher dimensions are hypothetical.

[@Iamyou752]

@@joeydavis7455 maybe we die and we live again and forget about stuff, it's incredible how we are even here. I feel and you probably feel lucky to be alive.

[@joeydavis7455]

@@Iamyou752 I was thinking about that the other day how we could live again. It'd have to be a different dimension in which we lived. A variant of reincarnation. This would explain the collective human mind and experiencing deja Vu moments. The fact that no thought is an original thought. Humanity will lose control of unsupervised AI. It's only natural to rebel. It's an innate quality. If you never heard of the technological singularity, you might want to study up.

[@cthulhuhoops7538]

The accelerating expansion of the universe prohibits us from ever catching up to the edge. We will never be able to see any boundary, so even if the universe is finite, it's still effectively infinite as far as we're concerned.

[@jayakumarchoudhury208]

👌

[@jamespowell9008]

There are 7 different Layers of universe and we exist in the 3rd layer.And beyond the 7th Layer exists what is called the eternal universe that never ends.before you enter into the 1st layer of the 7 layers of universe, you will see what is called the core of the universe,just like the earth has a core,the 7 layers of universe has a energy core also,and the this core is what controls all the univeres.

[@rudeffx_1p]

You're basically saying we're 3d so our universe has 3 spatial axes and there are 7 layers which means 7 spatial axes

[@fscelastyo9966]

Whenever I watch these kind of videos, it never fails to make me question my existence

[@mahadevchimkar856]

Imagine our entire universe just being a part of a still bigger entity, just like cells are part of our body

[@blanca2000ify]

I was wondering the same thing what if the universe is some kind of kids science project

[@JunkbaldGameSpot]

5:09 and it’s true that we were atoms or cells, So what’s bigger is on another world that is same as this but bigger than we think.

[@Thetaxpayer.]

Kinda like osmosis jones

[@AveryValkyrie]

The Galaxy explotions inside a person, yeah that persons on some drugs

[@xLILxWANGx]

I often think that's exactly what's going on

[@astrocity7181]

The most fascinating thing to me about dimensions (no, not overworld, nether, or end, like squares and cubes and stuff) is that we will never be able to see things in 4D. A 4D square is known as a tesseract, and nobody will ever properly look at it since we can only see things in 3D. It'll just look like a bunch of weirdly angled lines to us.

[@KarweYoutube]

Lots of people have reported being able to see “4D” while tripping off strong hallucinogens such as DMT. I find it really interesting.

[@venerablewu8744]

Never is a big word If we ascend, we would be able to

[@lonecalzone6901]

@@KarweKZbinif they could see the 4th dimension they would be able to see past and futures

[@19mike88]

​@@KarweKZbinstoners are not scientists

[@Ristaak]

Eh, just wait till we have better cybernetics and a more complete understanding of the visual cortex and the brain. I bet we'll have tech that will allow us to see in 4D by the end of this century to be honest with how fast technology is advancing.

[@aldrinrivas8673]

Nice content. I learned a lot.❤

[@bestdyke]

Its hard to conclude and to understand why all this exists ,its mind blowing

[@DimeBlack02]

Sometimes I think about these things in my daily life and I give myself anxiety, and feel like panicking 😂

[@cookncrook6902]

Honestly it should give you a sense of calm. Nothing that we do or say honestly matters outside this life. In 100 years we will all be a memory and most will be forgotten.

[@otakumonkey]

Same here when I think of what if there's nothing like no life, no planets, no solar system, no universe. I just made myself distracted from thinking.

[@blueboi-wk8gq]

same

[@dailynews5683]

Just realize that you are the entire Universe on the atomic scale. You should immediately feel quite large and right at home. What you do is what the Universe does, and what the Universe does, you do.

[@shawnio]

yeah if I think about it too much I sometimes start to worry about the meaning of alot of things, the fact were just dust in the universe freaks me out too. but remember were here for a roller coaster ride and to have fun and experience all of this cool stuff :) enjoy it!

[@chrisfrancis9555]

That's a brave assumption, buddy 😳 nobody knows if space has a wall, and there's no scientific evidence that proves that,

[@alexxgaigler6098]

You watch the video or nah?

[@the.4831]

you watch all scientific breakthroughs or nah?

[@ericevans2503]

Bro what you’ll know we don’t no way to ever know the edge of the universe unless we spend billions of years observing

[@ericsimpson7590]

Not a wall it's the line between light and unknown(dark) where the light is revealing or what is to be seen. My thoughts

[@maskednoob5885]

I hope there is will not be nothingness beyond that wall and there is other universes

[@morkoblooper7991]

I wonder if we would get a DLC later so we can explore outside the wall

[@frankreynolds445]

The easiest part in getting that far out in the Universe is getting there. The really hard part is getting yourself back.

[@XratedRC]

Googlemaps bro....

[@thend4427]

The thought of emptiness at the edge of the universe is as scary as not knowing what happens after u die

[@samueljrazura6712]

When you die, the energy within your body is recycled and may be transferred to another living or non living. When we die, that's the end of our life but the energy that composes our body gets recycled.

[@brandonwly]

This comment right here

[@thend4427]

@@brandonwly thank u lol

[@Haegemon]

The emptiness begins once you travel far beyond Mars.

[@thend4427]

@@Haegemon what do u mean?

[@mikec6347]

This guy, and his cameraman, have seen the world in ways nobody would believe.

[@anthonymaddocks1649]

So as dr who

[@gugomezg]

Can someone please tell what camera he is using? Also, what is the brand and model of the spaceship? Thanks

[@mightyeagle2969]

It’s a space warp

[@jimshea7052]

Called lsd

[@bubblelyte401]

He sounds so emphatic but contradicts himself throughout. If the Uridinus void existed due to a void in space then we should be able to see it in any direction.

[@davidbrown8517]

Nothing is faster than the speed of light, so nothing is very fast.

[@DJ_suzxki666_]

Respect for Camera Man!!

[@Chris-gx1ei]

The sad thing about this: Due to the fact that space is still always expanding no matter if it's finite or infinite or even both at once. And with that the Galaxies are also moving away from us, the further they are awa the further they distanc themselves from us, at a certain point they "move" faster than light from our point of view causing their light to be not fast enough to reach us, causing the to dissapear forever behind that border of the Observable Universe Some of them

[@giornikitop5373]

true. there are things that passed the point where we will never be able to observe them, no matter what.

[@zakmartin]

It isn't a fact that space is expanding.

[@racontoor]

Who cares? I’m not sad.

[@dkajj]

I remember hearing that space was contracting some years ago. Anyone remember?

[@edgar9359]

@@zakmartin From how we understand space and what we do know , it’s the most logical conclusion as of now

[@Shin_Igami666]

I can imagine that there are other universes far beyond with laws of physics we can never ever imagine.

[@UAUmar-ll2pj]

Go and read night journey of Prophet Muhammad SAW

[@zakirnasseri3596]

@@UAUmar-ll2pjwhy

[@user-ts8ep6mq7x]

THERE R OTHER INTELLEGENT LIFE FORMS?

[@freetheworld12]

imagine space politics

[@r_nelly1180]

You can imagine it but you’d be wrong.

[@All3n1973]

When we can travel many times faster then light or can create worm holes to travel anywhere we want we might be able to figure out how and why we are here...

[@GyanTvAmit]

can you give me ?

[@r_nelly1180]

There is no when. This will never happen.

[@umbsix]

What you must understand that there are various universe's just as there various galaxies and different laws for different universe's and galaxies. Again there are different time lines, different dimensions and frequencies. There are many others out there.

[@skytrip5273]

When I was a kid I wondered if the earth is just a piece of dust blowing around in a random closet somewhere.

[@devinfordale8386]

That void could also be evidence of the big freeze. Perhaps that area used to be active but over time its stars finally died out, leaving behind a area of void.

[@beemagicink]

Nice idea

[@vilasthedavilsadvocate1048]

Butes void

[@beemagicink]

@@vilasthedavilsadvocate1048 care to share; if you've ever had an "experience", being in such a place "spiritually"?

[@beemagicink]

I could imagine how that is possible and the energy positive within the (universe), lack of energy outside of (void), form a balance which world be(barrier).

[@vilasthedavilsadvocate1048]

@@beemagicink I had been there twice

[@Dustin-trustinO12]

it's official, we're on biggest gmod roleplay map ever.

[@LostRonin1]

I know own universe is not endless but it’s growing to fast to get out of it

[@katehack1677]

Since I was very young I wondered if there was an edge, and end of the universe, and if so, what if anything is beyond that? Just mind boggling.

[@michelgosselin3506]

The edge is around the earth.Its called the south pole.

[@TheDennys21]

@@michelgosselin3506 are you high?

[@dtapz1985z]

Thats exactly what i was waiting too see in the comments. When at the end/edge is it a wall saying end of everything? Whats behind the wall its not possible ! 🤯

[@katehack1677]

@@dtapz1985z 😂🤯 it's a cognitive barrier. Does it end? Endlessness is a tough one in itself....I don't know. It's just so hard to imagine and yet I try

[@michaeljorgensen790]

There is IN FACT no wall at the edge of the Universe. There is no edge of the universe. There is no such proof by scientific evidence. This video is chock full of BS create by people with brains full of BS. The very idea that there is a galaxy at the edge that could look in one direction and see our universe and look the other direction and see nothing is exactly wrong. The stupidity of this video is astounding. In fact 99.999 percent of astrophysicists and astronomers think that if you went 14 billion light years in any direction the universe would still look about the same as it does here.

[@Lintpop]

You can just about make up anything you want after going outside our little spot of the milky way galaxy

[@friedpickles342]

Before . . Way before. . It's all conjecture

[@chrisbrown8640]

@@friedpickles342 If there is a wall, I'll bet Mexico didn't pay for it !

[@GaiaElect1975]

Take the equation......3.14 (pi).....

[@GaiaElect1975]

To fully understand this, study of the human body as far as technology can/will allow at the present time, is a cell within a cell, within a cell, etc..(fractal gematria) we are infinite. The body IS our cosmic suit' restricting us to gain at this plane of existence the necessary understanding of energy as we are, with no other viable way to be taught of our duty, of our purpose. That purpose is to move from being (follow me here), a neutron(either influenced positive or negative), then experience life as that polarity, master our shadow(positive or negative), then move as/on being positive making way for other "charges' to do the same to evolve.

[@Lintpop]

@@GaiaElect1975 that is some deep example. I think I got what your saying. 👍 Never heard it this way though. Cool

[@JBrankles]

The only way to know this for sure is to go there. This is because the things that are beyond the “wall” could be moving faster than the speed of light which would mean we wouldn’t be able to physically see them even with the most advanced telescopes.

[@zenndraws_]

No, we can still see objects moving faster than light speed till an extent.

[@FOTWC]

I don’t see how somebody can look at the universe at it deepest end and say there isn’t a creator

[@Onecrunchypickl]

I like how they always act what they are saying is solid fact.

[@prayercodes]

total BS. absolute conjecture. 4th grade silliness.

[@ZOOK250]

Scientists have no idea lol. These are just thier best guess. Total bs.

[@mr.makedonija2627]

​@prayercodes they have absolutely no idea. None

[@FrankDaBank25]

That's science for you...

[@kure2658]

People forget a theory id exactly what it says theory an idea sounds plausible to be take as a the possible answer not a fact

[@mrbrianc]

This is why being a theoretical physicist is the best gig in science; you can make off the wall claims like this, and while there is no way to definitively prove your idea, there is no way for anyone else to disprove it either.

[@adamplentl5588]

This clown is not a physicist.

[@adamplentl5588]

@roth literally nothing but incredulity there. A scoff is not a reason or an argument. If you're going to say something cannot be the case, you have to present a reason other than that you personally find it difficult to accept.

[@SAMACAG]

Absolut correct! ... :) ...

[@aeroga2383]

Is that even a real job? I always just assumed it was a title some scientists give themselves in their off-time

[@mrbrianc]

@@aeroga2383 it definitely is. Some at NASA published a paper a few years ago speculating that there is a parallel universe to ours where time runs backwards

[@johnhmielewski1230]

We all find out how the Universe works after we pass on.

[@ErwinGomes6996]

Very smart word play given the understandable acceptable boundaries the universe will never be boundarable. Thanks for people like you for making sense of the beautiful senseless. If that makes sense.

[@evolition7]

I'm gonna be the one to say it....the fact that there's absolutely nothing passed the wall is frightening beyond any words known to mankind 🫥

[@Haegemon]

It's scarier the fact the most Universe, so inmense it is, but is just made of dust and liveless rockks and gas....the sound recorded on Venus is as scary. Just the wind and the echo of the driller on the surface of an empty place.

[@ericwilliams538]

This guy has no clue if there is a "wall" to begin with!! Then also, he also has no clue if there is "nothing" beyond this so called "wall" he is talking about. Yes, telescopes here on earth, and now the James Webb Space Telescope, are only able to see so far into the Universe. That's called the "observable universe"....just because telescopes can only see so far, doesn't mean there is a "wall". The James Webb Space Telescope has seen the most distance objects to date...way beyond what than what Hubble has been able to see into the Universe!!!

[@andistansbury4366]

I mean there's the spiders...

[@mr.makedonija2627]

​@@ericwilliams538no clue. At all!

[@r_nelly1180]

Why is this frightening? You’ll never explore .000000000000001% of our galaxy, much less the universe.

[@WillardHewing]

Key word "observable" universe.

[@Paul-ou1rx]

For a long time that was just our galaxy.

[@bobubob5025]

Space is just a stacked collection of verses

[@executivesteps]

@@Paul-ou1rx The Andromeda Galaxy (outside our galaxy) is easily visible in a dark sky without a telescope.

[@zakmartin]

Yes. If you're blind, the universe isn't observable at all, and therefore might not exist, according to some quantum models of reality. But if you were blind you wouldn't be reading this, would you?

[@PERTEKofficial]

@@zakmartin what? I’m blind, could you type that a little louder?

[@Itz_Isabel]

Thx for my science project bro

[@jjhjhhhlkhdfkkhs]

"the sea isnt infinite, the fish only swam so far yet" granted the sea actually isnt infinite but you get the point.

[@GoldBearanimationsYT]

What’s on the other side of the wall is the boundary infinite?

[@Stickman_Official10]

1st like

[@Kojitsu]

more boundaries, other bubbles, etc possibly endless

[@SAMACAG]

Infinite means: No boundaries ... :) ...

[@patchwurk6652]

@@SAMACAG No it doesn't. Infinite just means unending. Could quite literally have an infinite number of boundaries. Or an infinite number of blueberry muffins. Literally EVERYTHING is out there in the infinite in unending quantities.

[@SAMACAG]

Thank You for Your time. There are two types of infinites: infinite small and infinite huge. The tools we have at hand are great. We did not invent mathematics - it was there for us, to do science.

[@JimKrause1975]

I am watching it again! I just love this one! I love it how he says Zoom Out! And they are just showing us so many amazing galaxies! It just amazes me how they have mapped all these! I really appreciate all the hard work astronomers do! I also really appreciate the hard work Bright Side Series does! Thank you! I love this channel!!

[@martyvirtue4051]

You are being lied to my dear sweetheart honeybun

[@sodaboba6593]

So much they are lying about this 🤦‍♀️

[@JimKrause1975]

Yikes!

[@guidodenbroeder935]

This is not how reality works. No matter how far or fast you travel, you will always be in the center of your observable universe.

[@albertiteracion4240]

The Universe doesn't have a "wall" as we understand it. In a sense, the Universe is still "endless" in a way, that if you go on a straight line, you would never hit a physical barrier, even when you are moving faster than the speed of light. The Universe is still limited, in terms of volume, but that you can never ever reach an "edge" no matter how far you are.

[@luffy34__]

The sad part is that we will never know the end (edge) of the universe 😭 Edit-: Thnx for 100 likes Nobody has ever loved me this much 😭

[@Apotheosis1113]

It's just a mirror

[@shorpw]

The sad part we will live for trillion of years and die and regenerate alot families then we are at 29.3 billion people living on earth then we have a ship in the future that travels travle 4.3 lightyears per hour and NASA SpaceX successful landed on Mars and Exo planets, The JamesWebb Hubble scope discover 468,734 planet with life Voger 1 got destroyed by a tiny asteroid towards em. People build very tall and stable structure building like stars wars ep1, Robots become a thing for humans, More Mega Earthquakes happening at earth (10.9). Four Nasa astronaut died

[@Rhyane490]

What are you using the knowledge of that to do? What do you need the knowledge for?

[@elijahmacdonald8691]

Like that some things cant be that word that do not know how to spell

[@luffy34__]

@@Rhyane490 I wanna to know just because I am curious. Curiosity is the factor which drives scientists for further space missions. U will never know the felling of satisfying your curiosity when u learn something new and also doing space reasearch and space missions improves and invents new technology.

[@anderfu8273]

if numbers are endless, i don't see why the universe can't be

[@darkgrandpriest1645]

Exactly. My thoughts. Someone said that by expanding it shows that it’s not infinite. I told them the opposite. Basically by constant expansion (counting) you will never reach the end it. Basically making it infinite. Same with numbers infinity cannot be reached cause numbers don’t stop. It the universe didn’t expand the it would technically be a possibility to reach its “end walls” but as long as it expands it will never happen.

[@usharanibulusu9229]

My theory formed after this video: There are more universes and our universe is just one of them.

[@pavelowpower]

I saw another video saying that instead of everything getting further away from each, everything is getting pulled towards something called the “great attractor” which makes me think even more the universe is just a gigantic black hole.

[@Bob-nm9st]

If there is a wall there is something beyond it, the universe does not end, so does nothing.

[@omega-09]

Beyond the wall: Nothingness, Unreality, Unexistence, The Void, Inter-Versal Space. Call it what you want.

[@coffeetalk924]

@@omega-09 so you're taking an affirmative position on something that is inherently unfalsifiable, which means that it can neither be proven, nor disproven? Nonsense

[@Jim1971a]

You can’t assume that the universe ends at the edge of the observable universe. There could just be more of our universe past that point.

[@Zeppathy]

If you can't see it, it doesn't exist. 😜

[@EJayyDreadHead]

@@Zeppathyyou don’t know bro

[@mohanp4442]

It is only an assumption one universe...at least for the time being...."the observable universe"😅......yes there are universe beyond theories beyond time and space....beyond scientific explanations......

[@pransukhmusic]

​@@Zeppathyby ur logic love doesn't exist.

[@Guayaco007]

If there's a wall at the edge galaxies will crash into it. 😁

[@vedprakashtiwari6438]

Albert Einstein was the first person to realize that empty space is not nothing. Space has amazing properties, many of which are just beginning to be understood. The first property that Einstein discovered is that it is possible for more space to come into existence. Then one version of Einstein's gravity theory, the version that contains a cosmological constant, makes a second prediction: "empty space" can possess its own energy. Because this energy is a property of space itself, it would not be diluted as space expands. As more space comes into existence, more of this energy-of-space would appear. As a result, this form of energy would cause the universe to expand faster and faster. Unfortunately, no one understands why the cosmological constant should even be there, much less why it would have exactly the right value to cause the observed acceleration of the universe.

[@bphater31]

The universe is infinite. We just can't see it. Or never able to see it.. unless we can travel faster than the speed of light.

[@Sanquinity]

And even "only" travelling at 1000x or even 100.000x the speed of light wouldn't be enough. To travel fast enough to get to the area outside of our observable universe in a reasonable timeframe (let's say 20 years) we'd have to travel at just under 700.000.000x the speed of light.

[@bphater31]

@@Sanquinity Makes me think about star wars and startrek. They use hyperdrive or warpspeed or light speed or whatever. To go to very far in the universe. Will we ever reach to that level in the future? Maybe... Or... something comes to earth first....

[@Sanquinity]

@Wan punch man it's hard to imagine it even being possible to travel that fast honestly. Tens of billions of lightyears is just... so mindbogglingly big. But if faster than light travel through other means than travelling through regular space is possible and the human race survives for long enough, maybe we'll eventually get there.

[@SAMACAG]

... infinite is infinite ... :) ...

[@r_nelly1180]

@@bphater31No we won’t. Mystery solved.

[@troyboy7610]

I enjoy your theories. Very entertaining and beautiful graphics!

[@cassandrajhudielnecio6363]

I love how most people here with existential crisis has the most mind breaking, flabbergasting ideas about the topic.

[@psycgen6183]

The thing is that wall isn't really a wall, but just light or energy traveling in blank space which makes it looks like wall surrounding our universe...

[@abdulhaq5]

Imagine we're currently merging with another universe but just don't know it yet..

[@pauljohnson1382]

It wouldn’t change my choice of breakfast.

[@KnownCharacterMan]

@@pauljohnson1382 😂

[@shawnio]

we literally are, on a cosmic scale

[@JimKrause1975]

My favorite topics are discussed here! I love it!

[@Muhammadfaheem-np3cd]

Mine tooooooooooooo

[@emranzahid9231]

YEAAA

[@JimKrause1975]

I am watching it again! I just love this one! I love it how he says Zoom Out! And they are just showing us so many amazing galaxies! It just amazes me how they have mapped all these! I really appreciate all the hard work astronomers do! I also really appreciate the hard work Bright Side Series does!

[@KosmiekAltertainment]

Some comments refer to wanting to know the answers to life, but to know these would most likely be the beginning of eternal boredom. Not answers, but questions initiate beauty. And those that know everything have no reason to further exist.

[@Gravity4220]

This cell you're talking about is the forever expanding time paradox, its where time overloads the nothing to create time filled space.

[@alancham4]

The universe could easily be infinite but bounded in higher dimensions. Even if you could fly that fast, you would end up back where you started.

[@rajeendranmampatta2415]

True ...millions of dimensions and thousands of senses needed to attempt to study what universe is....

[@prakash8853]

​@@rajeendranmampatta2415 Future man made AIs could decipher it for mankind .

[@NihilIslands]

Secret of higher speed than even light, science is in higher consciousness of which we call higher dimensions , astral planes...

[@RyosukeKai]

agreed. there's an infinitely growing and growing universe and dimensions.

[@patchwurk6652]

@@NihilIslands Science doesn't play with New Age gibberish unless said gibberish can demonstrate itself.

[@Ta2dwitetrash]

I think we are in a position similar to fish evolving legs and moving to land. And that might be why we don't see advanced life. Once you really start figuring things out, you leave. Just like new abilities were unlock when we moved to land. Like flight, and running, etc.

[@Gravity4220]

Identical universes wave frequency if plausible could cancel eachother out. And the growth ends there as the rest of the Bubble grows intinitly like 2 bubbles becoming one

[@user-ru5yy7bw9k]

Well there are things living in the air we breathe and water that we drink just cause we can't see them doesn't mean they aren't there...very interesting and fascinating stuff guy's keep it up...

[@basby76]

I agree with the video, if the universe was infinite there would be no need for the universe to expand, but the fact the universe is expanding surely disproves the infinite universe theory. So if it’s not infinite it has to have an edge somewhere.

[@ececec13]

The universe is infinite because it’s always expanding?

[@darkgrandpriest1645]

Or the opposite. Constantly expanding makes it infinite. Think of it like numbers. Infinity cannot be reach cause u can always count. So by the universe expanding it has no end. It has an end than it wouldn’t need to expand cause eventually it’ll explode or get crushed by its walls and throw everything to chaos (more chaos). Universe expansion shows that the end might never come. It it wasn’t expanding u can reach the ends of it eventually.

[@ToyaTodorokiDabi]

The universe is infinite, if it does have an end / edge, that barrier is going to continue growing and expanding, there may be nothing beyond said barrier but the universe truly won't stop growing.

[@r4men_no0dles]

What really upsets me is that I wish I could find the answer of the universe, how our whole existence was created but we can't, well..not in my lifetime

[@mikutho9820]

And i dont think we will ever know for sure.

[@zmalqp555]

You don't know what you don't know. Imagination is wonderful entertainment.

[@entertainmentunivers]

They mentioned a universe with other universes in it. That would be called the multiverse, if it actually exists. but what about the space within the Multiverse? Does it go on forever and ever, or is there a wall and what’s beyond that? Man this stuff can really make you think!

[@MayatheShaman]

High as a kite knowing we will always move within the Cosmic realm of infinity where its endless and infinite! Love this!❤Thanks for sharing Bright Side Series. I enjoyed this so much.

[@shaghilathar3588]

I'd say you really are high considering the video literally says it's finite

[@Daretrotree]

0:43 earth is the smallest thing in da universe Moon: am i joke to you?!

[@onionseed8884]

I sometimes imagine the universe as a big weather system like our own on earth

[@jeffreychandler8666]

I have often wondered about a black void beyond or outside of our circle universe. The darkness between visible, and hidden objects is interesting. Perhaps with ASI advancing, we will ascertain the existence of Multiverses within the obscure, infinite, void.

[@SAMACAG]

But the universe is infinit ... Please watch: Common Sense - The Needle

[@saqlainsaeed3875]

What will happen if a black holes appears newr earth😮😮 kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y2WYpJ2kptaZg8U

[@MGrey-qb5xz]

why would there be a multiverse?

[@SAMACAG]

There is no ... :) ... It is one Universe.

[@jasoncotton9356]

The wall we can't see past is the event horizon of the black hole we exist in. Where do you think all the raw materials that make everything come from, you can't make something from nothing. The black hole eating everything around it fuels the growth of the universe inside it, hence the multiverse that's what makes space endless each black hole is a universe.

[@zefferz]

Its hard to believe that you can't even imagine how the end of our Universe would look like.

[@deanhall6045]

Do you reckon it's flat, or round .?? 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@SAMACAG]

There is no end ... :) ...

[@Mambamentallyready]

Well you can but it would be wrong

[@zefferz]

@@Mambamentallyready some people say it's NOTHING but if it's nothing then it has to be something, which creates a paradox.

[@jesusespinosa7258]

I feel claustrophobic knowning theres "walls" now.

[@opotatoqopotato467]

So like... if it was possible to send someone into a black hole, even if we don't know whether or not we'd survive it, will they? If I volunteered to go into a black hole, WILL they send me in? PLEase I just wanna know what it would be like and I am willing

[@bulldogtonyyt1116]

They make these videos much longer than needed by going over the same topic multiple times, just watch it again and pay attention to how many times the Eridanus Supervoid is mentioned or how many times it's explained that our universe is a big bubble which once made contact with another universe bubble! Lol, I love science!

[@cthulhuhoops7538]

Seems kinda lazy.

[@kiwirooster6209]

It's multiple videos merged into one

[@dloverkill7964]

Well, there goes my ability to sleep😭

[@WillardHewing]

I'm up at 3am watching this. 😂

[@Microverse1]

Isn't the matter at the edge of the expanding universe creating it's own spacetime in which to expand into? As space seems to be a biproduct of matter. That also raises the question, if two objects become far away enough from each other, with nothing in between, wouldn't they eventually be separated by a spacetime division? As in their own pocket universes. So two things that were once sharing the same collective spacetime could eventually become far enough away from each other that they no longer occupy the same spacetime/dimension/universe? If so I'm assuming that there is no way to rejoin those objects into the same spacetime, because there is no way to bring two objects in different universes/spacetimes "closer" together. Is it possible that that is what other dimensions and universes are? If matter is creating spacetime to expand into at the edge of the local universe, could that constantly expanding vacuum be causing the acceleration of the expansion of the universe? Those aren't theories, those are actually questions for anyone who knows the latest theory.

[@play2ez85]

I wish I could rebirth and dedicate my life to physics .

[@jnkewa]

This guy has one helluva an imagination, I'll give him credit for that. 🙄

[@DunkinBiscuits]

This isn't his imagination its the combination of imaginations of hundreds of scientists

[@LunarTFM]

I find it interesting

[@Radrook353]

Fish turning into people beats that idea.

[@teamexpress851]

​@@Radrook353 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@Mike-qz4by]

​@@DunkinBiscuits yeah science..really believeable and totally true. Tell me that a man is a woman and can get pregnant? "Scientists" say yes. They also said a certain injection was safe and effective. 0 for 2

[@cayea4076]

If the universe does have a wall, and there''s "nothing" on the other side of it, then that "nothing" is actually something.... and it's endless.

[@mikewillett5076]

Thinking of it that way, you could say that nothing is something. But it's just, nothing. Absolute 0° temperature, zero light, zero atoms/matter.

[@IAMINSIDEYOURWALLS604]

​@@mikewillett5076You can not reach Absolute zero temperature.

[@mikewillett5076]

@@IAMINSIDEYOURWALLS604 . Ok, whatever. I was just pointing out that nothing is truly, nothing.

[@BenaldinhoOG]

I always think about the ending of men in black 1 when thinking of whats beyond the edge of the universe and wonder what if we are just in a little marble sized ball that other worldly beings play with

[@LeBii_Dee]

What will you call the place after that wall??

[@hooo62]

Press F to respect the camera man not breathing outside space

[@coffeetalk924]

Everybody borrows that joke huh? I see it everywhere

[@jonathonshanecrawford1840]

How did the cameraman travel 13-100 billion light years _(the edge of the universe)_ and beyond to take those images and get back home for tea?

[@JakeIsLearning]

It's ok he had a caprisun with some air in it

[@jonathonshanecrawford1840]

@@JakeIsLearning Yes so true, of course if he got hungry he could always eat it! 😃 If you met capsicum as to bell pepper? For the Americans!

[@Joshua_Games308]

F lol