There's the Problem! We Are Living Inside a Huge Cosmic Void

[@109-w7v]

Like it but the music is a distraction and makes it unwatchable.

[@w.bi11y]

Fr

[@AdaptEdgeInstatute]

Always some audio violation in these types of videos...

[@66kaisersoza]

It's like the maker of the video doesn't have faith in the material, so they add obnoxious music

[@farmersmith7057]

I thought an ad was playing in another tab 😂

[@GTSN38]

No. We all live in a yellow submarine

[@dinasalomova7496]

lol😂😂😂😂

[@tresphore3185]

😂😂😂😂😂🤦

[@viviv6197]

You aren’t really living.

[@phatmantv]

No, we live in a prison.

[@Bob19827]

Love it ha

[@Vespa001]

The theory of earth is "a protected prison" becomes stronger 😅

[@clamjammer4927]

This is just brainrot its an hour of going around in circles

[@CrazyJoeClark429]

Terrence Howard told yall 1 x 1=2. The math ain’t mathing

[@tazkrebbeks3391]

We don't live in a cosmic void. Didn't you hear? We all live in a yellow submarine.

[@markoffmichael]

Theories posited ~14:00 are utterly ridiculous. Stating that we're not aware of any other civilizations because we live in a sparsely-populated void BETWEEN GALAXIES, is like complaining that you're not catching fish in this pond because of the distances between ponds. Utterly crazy. We have more than enough star systems and exoplanets in this 'pond', that if anyone could and cared to meet us, they would do so.

[@christian78478]

And they did it. They are here.

[@JW-bx8ih]

Maybe some stargate .I was watching a physicist explaining that if we could travel at light speed. The ship would disintegrate because of light particles hitting the craft before it traveled halfway through our Galaxy.

[@christian78478]

@@JW-bx8ih Yes. Warmholes are the way.

[@KrishnaSingh-ow1ie]

Ecsctly. There isbillions of galaxies in our void alone. Our galaxy alone would take 100 thousands of years to explore.

[@JKDVIPER]

1. The universe began EXPANDING the second matter began to form. Displacement of the cosmological constant, is no different than RINGING OUT WATER. The fact is, regions that produce GRAVITY, can be compared to a FISH TANK having solid rocks inside it's volume, meaning that, a LAKE full of leaves, or plants, fish, and seeweed, will raise the volume of a particular region of space. 2. REGIONS OF SPACE FLOW not the matter itself. Hard to comprehend, but essentially, when we do see GRAVITY, and we know these are MOVING/FALLING OBJECTS, we see a flash frame of light, from the past, and we TEST IT, but knowing those speeds, knowing that even our local motions, are superceded by a larger velocity in our milky ways black hole Sagittarius a* STAR. So then, the moon fall into the earth, an astronaut flowing in, or an asteroid, will be CURVED, and that got me thinking, because of TIME DILATION, we experience time slower, being that we're nesr to a DENSE MASS under atmospheric pressure, and therfore those flash frames from the past, we see with telescopes are stretched out (RED SHIFTED) from our expansion, but only the regions outside of galaxies are expanding. Intergalactic space is growing, from what i know. 3. CURVATURE and COLLAPSE. When you slow down time, by piercing a fluid, with a black hole like ours, time stopped inside the core, that motion, that displacement, is what blows out everything around the mass, but then as it curves fluids, gas, dust, and matter/energy, it acts like rocks in a fire directing flow, as soon as a fluid picks up speed from a sudden arc, shortcut, it now falls directly into the denser objects collapse. With speeds like 1.3 million MPH, you're talking about a lot of SPLASH EFFECT. That black hole is blasting through that gas, way back in time, like 25,000 light years ago, that gas became curved, from being BLASTED OUT FIRST. Now, everything falls according to DENSITY/BUOYANCY. 💯😁So gravity means SPACE GOT PUSHED OUT, and now its falling.

[@shawnsanborn2057]

Can’t we do with out the irritating music?

[@newdefsys]

Dont worry, folks. The Milky Way is moving towards the Great Attractor at a velocity of 1000/Kms, along with all the other galaxies in our Local Group of about 80 galaxies. And, in turn, we are part of the even larger Laniakea Supercluster, which is home to about 100,000 galaxies. Even if our species existed for a billion years, and we achieved FTL travel, it would take us a hundred billion years to explore and populate the countless trillions of stars and planets in our little pocket of the universe. Rest assured, humans already have a full _to-do-list_ of stuff for the next million generations to come.

[@BigRelly1]

Cosmic void aka THE FIRMAMENT

[@nocturnalrecluse1216]

That's probably why we haven't made first contact yet.

[@alexkumar7062]

We might be lucky to be in big void so we donot have frequent meteorites and other space big rocks hitting earth and destroy life

[@KrishnaSingh-ow1ie]

Exsctly maybe this is the reason earth was able to have life.

[@RobisFidd]

It was probably it was made like that for a reason

[@Ha-th3sb]

Y’all should count all the things in space that there calculations break down on as of late. Universe is super humbling.

[@wawilked1]

We don't understand time

[@SinCityDeliveries]

4:20 you're high right now.

[@samirfarsane2379]

3:56 "this unusually cold spot with extremely cold temperatures..." Did you guys know that the difference between the supposed hotspots and the supposed cold spots in the CMB map of 1/900,000,000 of a degree? Does red orange yellow and shades of blue are surely misleading

[@scottriddell3514]

Once we build the finest first spaceships to counter the gravity we are probably going to find another inhabitable planet with little life may the force be with us

[@mikecavazos3612]

This is one of those faceless channels

[@farmersmith7057]

Voice morphs from one style to another. 11 labs.

[@_MrLee]

A black hole...

[@RobPratt-oc4kw]

And we are inside a black hole

[@cromcccxvi3787]

FERMI PARADOX.. lol, The Gov't doesn't tell you. Duh.

[@stevelenores5637]

This video makes no sense.

[@Santiago_Handle]

Yeah, the housing crisis has gone way out of hand. We can't even afford to live near cosmic downtown and transportation there is very difficult.

[@rd4908]

The picture of the void is misleading at least. This void has star density that's 80% of the rest of the universe. I don't think the so-called void has much effect in cosmology.

[@crasher-d8131]

Keep

[@robertsnyder7440]

If so there is a huge chance there isn’t much life out there. All those stars packed in would make cosmic collisions a huge barrier for life out there to overcome. But I’m just spitballing ideas hopefully it’s teeming with life

[@chihuahuasrule1175]

I'm glad you're hopeful about the possibility of abundant life. Our mid sized Milky Way galaxy alone contains 100-400 billion stars, each with potentially billions of planets. In addition, scientists estimate there are between 2 billion and 2 trillion galaxies in the universe, greatly increasing the chances of life elsewhere.

[@Coq23]

🌌

[@yunusjhon651]

Universe ...

[@tknewyork18oo29]

In between all galaxies is a avoid until you get to the next One

[@poseidon5003]

There's a problem. We're never leaving the solar system. Probably going no further than Mars.

[@sakiraikoga6313]

Void? So when can we be come Tennos?

[@andreklugel6846]

8:00 - 8:08 mark. What was that again? I ain't hear ya, lol.

[@charlesmoore6186]

Andromeda is traveling toward us in the void?

[@yunusjhon651]

All these creations are inside infinite apace.That is why The creator is always above due of covering the whole unixerse.Allah physical body is infinite space/nothing Space/Empty space .The softness non object .

[@liveyourlifeb4end]

Not a void lol we was put in a place away from stuff 🤣

[@stevenarnel5419]

If we're in a supervoid and that would make the stars disapear why is the observable universe filled with stars?? Contradictions everywhere

[@KrishnaSingh-ow1ie]

Also they said our universe is uniform. All atoms and matter is the same everywhere. If thats the case, a void shouldn't exist. We don't know deadly squat.

[@ELHOJAS5.8]

I thought the solar system moves around the the galaxy

[@kellywilson7640]

Is it not mind blowing when you consider in the book of Isaiah In the Bible Isaiah prophesied that the heavens would recede away from us and in 1929 Edwin Hubble up on mt.hook observatory in California notice while looking through at the time the largest telescope yet to date that as he looked farther and farther out the faster and faster the galaxies appeared to be moving away from us.

[@k.ms.perkins8644]

I don't care about the galaxy or some stuff

[@snakepit20]

😮😮😮😮??

[@natemiller6389]

Weeeeeee!!!

[@markcarter6333]

The math ain't mathing. 👨🏿‍🎓👨🏿‍🎓👨🏿‍🎓👨🏿‍🎓🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲 Maybe our selfishness extends beyond ourselves. It drives even galaxies away. Or maybe we were able to determine that their were more resources in that empty space, move there and seal it off so no one else (planets, galaxies, cosmic body) can enter unless we allow them. That's would be indicative of our nature. Or maby the emptiness is a reflection of who we are... empty. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲

[@finn3408]

Get the earing out of your ear.

[@Orbster101]

Wrong video to watch after smoking a joint😊

[@Net-pro007]

The earth is flat