Dark secrets: what science tells us about the hidden Universe

[@AKABoondock19]

43,000 views only. So sad. Im really happy I live in a time where I can so easily access information like this. Thanks for uploading this.

[@lmos26]

I would like to give u VERY big thank you for this upload.

[@TBoneBrodie]

Just to conclude my comment if approved: Your bringing out the idea of space being added to 2 stationary points in your explanation of "inflation" if I understood you correctly, has really given me something to reflect upon. Adding to that the possibility of space being created by dark energy (or dark matter?) for that matter, or possibly "leaked" from an alternative or parellel universe certainly gets an old layman's mind thinking.I now understand what you mean by the universe expanding!

[@alexdalyno1]

excellent video thanks for uploading it

[@MrGOTAMA420]

I often wonder if these guys heads just explode sometimes,

[@steveharrison9222]

I was gobsmacked watching the "intergalactic drive-through" around 23:30 It's awesome to realise those are *real* galaxies more or less accurately rendered - unlike the front port view in Startrek's USS Enterprise, where it's just an "artist's impression".

[@MrGOTAMA420]

vera rubin was awesome

[@toamaori]

If mass affects space time as stated in the video, what effect might the absence of mass have on space time, Dark matter is stated as the existence of some 'thing' but perhaps it is the effect is the absence of some 'thing' affecting space time and gravity... just a thought.

[@JesusRivera-fs3xp]

I express the same as those people here;thanks for put this on.

[@hyshkabob]

That was quite the can of spaghetti/sauce. Everything seems to have duality, and super-symmetry suggests (to me at this point) that dark energy is the flip-side of gravity. I hadn't known about the expansion suddenly speeding up (after the distance exceeded gravitational influence?) I have a gut feeling that the Cosmos always existed, whether multiverse/dimension or whatever else-verse. Nothing comes from nothing and the Big Bang needed fuel and a fuse. Who created God? (besides us, I mean)