First Time Watching How the Universe is Way Bigger Than You Think

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[@TheGelatinousSnake]

There is a stick holding the flag. In the footage, the flag never blows in the wind because there is no wind. It only moves when the astronaut moves it by hand. Edit: atmosphere different from galaxy to galaxy? There is just too much wrong here.

[@mimiv3088]

The American flag that was placed on the moon was on a pole to keep it "fully open" at all times. So it wouldn't drape down. So it was springy and bounced easily. So everytime they moved it it would bounce back and forth. There is no wind due to the lack of a substantial atmosphere. And as far as not seeing millions of stars from the moon surface is also due in part to the lack of atmosphere. And the so called lighting and shadows are due to the Lunar Lander's lights shining on the area for the astronaut. I watched every flight to the moon growing up and was glued to the television to watch them walk on the moon. Why would America spend millions and millions of dollars to build a rocket, and launch it for nothing? Why pay thousands of people who built and worked on the Lunar missions and not really send astronauts into space and the moon. Don't bother talking about those "conspiracy theories." Research it yourselves and you will understand what had to actually go into sending people to the moon. It's one of mans greatest achievements. And I'm proud of our astronauts and the people who worked so hard on accomplishing the dream we had back then. Astronauts sacrificed and died getting us to the moon.

[@RogCBrand]

@@mimiv3088 Also, we were in competition with the Soviets and they would have been happy to show evidence of it being fake.

[@Kenneth_James]

You're wasting energy, they didn't know space has no air.

[@RogCBrand]

@@Kenneth_James LOL! The sad thing is, that should be a joke, but I'm sure in some cases it's true. I saw where Representative Sheila Jackson Lee, during the eclipse, was talking to a group of 4th graders about how the moon was made up of gases and she was wondering if humans could live there, as well as some other really bizarre stuff! And that's someone making major decisions that effect all our lives!

[@mikebarcus5149]

Bear in mind that there are many things that were left on the surface of the moon that can be seen from earth, including a "mirror" that, to this day, is used as a way to measure the precise distance between the earth and the moon. A powerful laser is targeted at that reflector where it is bounced back to the earth; the time it takes for the round trip provides a very accurate measurement of the distance between the two bodies.

[@viking_nor]

That mirror can't be seen😂 you need a scope the size of earth to see that. You are right about the laser but it can't be seen. Nothing humans left there can be seen from earth.

[@mikebarcus5149]

@@viking_nor The larger items, like the moon rover, can be seen with a telescope.

[@alex_dapro4923]

@@mikebarcus5149no, you still wouldn’t be able to, proof?

[@mikebarcus5149]

@@alex_dapro4923 Though there are no optical telescopes that have the resolution needed to spot the largest objects left on the moon (the landers), radar imaging has captured images of the surface of the moon with a resolution of 16 feet, so it is likely that we could get (rough) images of the landers if we cared to try.

[@LambdaHDvideo]

@@alex_dapro4923 India's orbiter around the moon has taken photos of the lander, you can look them up. The LRO has also taken images of the landers remains

[@RogCBrand]

The Mythbusters did a great episode destroying many of the conspiracy theories about the moon landing.

[@christoffesedao3579]

Myth busters is another satanic elite funded operation like all popular shows. They deceive you everyday by appearing official.

[@keithr-xj7zx]

Hey guys! I think it's absurd to think we didn't send men to the moon. Probably the same people that say the earth has to be flat because if earth was round, people on the opposite side of the planet would fall off into space. 😅

[@garyrichardson3309]

It's flat.

[@michalkuban9888]

@@garyrichardson3309 Ancient Greeks have proven the curvature 2500 years ago and were not that much off, when it came to circumference. With two sticks, placed far enough apart. Nowadays, an average elementary school kid should be able to realize, how easy is to test this by yourself with cheap tools you can buy online :D

[@blanketstarry7725]

@@garyrichardson3309 much like the surface of your brain

[@gabrielf1911]

I think we've been to the moon, but I don't think it was when we were told. I think our government wanted to claim victory over Russia and they were afraid Russia was ahead of us so the US government lied.

[@ClixCFC]

Who says earth is flat its like oval shapped similar to an egg

[@HRConsultant_Jeff]

It is statistically apparent that there may be billions of places in the Universe that support some form of life, but the probability that any of them have advanced to the level of interstellar space travel and ventured so far out as to find out tiny planet and visit it in a space ship is like finding a needle in a billion haystacks each the size of our sun. And even if they did this some how, why? We are not that interesting except to ourselves. If you don't believe me, watch how my cat ignores me every day.

[@T.F.B.Enterprises]

Truth. ✌❤

[@scotthill1600]

“An ant doesn’t have any quarrels with a boot” -Loki “So are you planning to step on us?” -Nick fury Only difference is? We don’t have superhero’s

[@Requinix17]

It is entirely possible that life is more common in the universe than we think. There could be a trillion needles hidden inside a billion haystacks. Or there could be one needle in the haystack but the alien population is 1000000x more than the population of earth, or they could be 1000000x more technologically advanced thanks to their evolution having a few million years head start on us. We don't even have enough information yet to rule out the existence of life in our closest neighboring star systems.

[@JerelleBowens]

With all due respect to you guys people need to stop asking if the moon landings are real or not. It's such a stupid question in this day and age

[@JusTRandoM1993]

it is fake

[@joepowell7025]

@@JusTRandoM1993 You're fake

[@death_parade]

@@JusTRandoM1993 India, China, Russia, all nations that don't toe the US line, have ALL sent probes around the Moon since the Apollo missions. None of them have stated that Apollo missions were fake. In fact, the Indian probe Chandrayaan-2 which has the highest resolution camera ever sent to the Moon's orbit has released photos it took of two different Apollo landing sites, including Apollo 11. At this point, those calling it fake need to start explaining why competitors and even enemies of USA that would have EVERYTHING to gain from denying Apollo aren't the ones denying it. This is not about whatever inane "you can't see the stars" comments some Apollo deniers make. This is about pure logic. Why would America's enemies and non-allies be obligated to toe the US line on Apollo when they publicly oppose much more important US efforts like in the Ukraine war.

[@hlessiavedon]

​@@JusTRandoM1993 really? Because I have seen the landing site with my own eyes. Advantages of having an astronomer in the neighborhood.

[@NealNewman]

Trillions, Quadrillions, Quintillions, Sextillions.... numbers the human brain can barely express

[@RogCBrand]

I've always tried to comprehend the idea of more stars than grains of sand on Earth. Imagine trying to count every grain in a handful of sand. Then thinking of just one area, like a desert or beach is already unimaginable, and that's still just a tiny fraction!

[@sapereaude7115]

It would need 250 years to count loud to 1 billion;)

[@RogCBrand]

@@sapereaude7115 And then someone would come along, half way through, interrupting you so you lose count and have to start all over!

[@sapereaude7115]

@@RogCBrand 😅👌

[@UltraCasualPenguin]

It's not that difficult. Million: 10⁶ Milliard: 10⁹ Billion: 10¹² Billiard: 10¹⁵ Trillion: 10¹⁸ Trilliard: 10²¹ Quadrillion: 10²⁴ Quintillion: 10³⁰ Sextillion: 10³⁶

[@robertcampomizzi7988]

The flag waved because of the kinetic energy that was put into the flag by moving the flag. Because there is no air resistance there is nothing to stop the flag from continuing to flap. "The law of conservation of energy" explains that. Newton's 1st law of motion - "An object in motion will stay in motion until another force acts upon it"

[@death_parade]

These people really don't understand structural dynamics. Look at the ISS, vibrations are a critical part of the design because there is no matter around it to damp the vibrations. All that energy needs to be dissipated within the structure itself. It is like the folks who expect space to be "cold." It is not cold in the same manner as people think. Because there is no matter, two modes of heat dissipation: conduction and convection, that work on Earth, don't work in space. You can only rely on radiation to shed heat. And if you can't shed heat, you are done for because the heat sinks we take for granted on Earth is not a luxury we have in space. I have this gripe with almost all Sci-Fi spaceship designs as well. Where are the radiators? Unless they have some exotic endothermic fuel or heat sink, which again, they don't ever explain. Obviously trying to explain in what way exactly is space "cold" would entail explaining the fact that "temperature" and the concept of "hot and cold" is a result of statistical averaging of microscopic phenomena. But Statistical Thermodynamics is beyond the scope of most individuals, so they can't easily grasp it. I consider this a failure on the part of science communicators and teachers who make all these documentaries and babble off comments that might make sense to folks like us, but to the uninitiated, are misleading.

[@aaronwieman8368]

We went to the moon. The flag moving was caused by the Astronaut moving it back and forth into the ground.

[@TreyYoung_Games142]

I bet the conspiracy theories will make you think more

[@liquidminds]

Aside from all the criticism of the video, even if the US faked the video for PR purposes, it wouldn't prove that they weren't on the moon... That's the part the conspiracy theorists forget. The possibility, that they reached the moon but couldn't broadcast live, so they gave us "a visual aid". Which would be much more reasonable than assuming everything was faked, but conspiracy theorists are rarely reasonable. But I believe the material has been vetted sufficiently to be able to say that it's more likely to be real than for nasa scientists having it faked to a degree that can't be debunked half a century later.

[@ZDH18]

The flag is not actually moving or waving.It's held up by a metal rod that runs through the top of it and connects to the rod that supports on the ground. And in space there is no air.No wind.You do have a sort of wind. There is the solar winds that comes from the sun. As far as it looked like it's waving.That's because it was folded up and it still has the creases in it when they unfolded it. But in a vacuum everything is rigid not flows Like it does hear on earth and manner of speaking.

[@sadgfasdg542]

1:20 don't forget the US had a immense interest in being the first on the moon at the time and 1up the soviets. They had a huge budget at the time and it decreased since then. Few things to consider: 1.) once you have already done it there is much less to gain to do it again. 2.) its much cheaper and more efficent to just send probes and vehicles up there instead of humans. and there are many more reasons why its not yet a common thing to go there with people routinely.

[@waterbeauty85]

This reminds me of a cartoon I saw of two guys standing in field looking up at the night sky, and one says to the other "Seeing at all this cosmic wonder and grandeur reminds me of how small and insignificant YOU are."

[@harrietelizabeth9195]

He only cited one part of Carl Sagan's Pale Blue Dot speech. You should check out the whole speech he said about that photo. "Think of the rivers of blood spilled by all those generals and emperors so that in glory and in triumph they could become the momentary masters of a fraction of a dot." The answer to the question of why has no one gone to the moon since the 12 first people did is simple. There is no need right now. It costs an insane amount of money. We went, we collected samples, did a few missions and there was no need to go again. The only other interest we've had in visiting since then was to land a research craft on the dark side/other side of the moon which an Indian team did achieve recently. That was a huge event which was livestreamed on the news. Every conspiracy question like the flag thing can be answered with a simple google search or a look at these comments.

[@Douglaspicker]

The American flag was swung not blown due to the movements of the astronauts. It's called Inertia. The astronauts put it in motion with their movements and it stayed in motion. There was no atmospheric pressure to stop it. If you look at the top of the flag itself it's not moving. Everything lower has been swung. Hope this helps.

[@HRConsultant_Jeff]

James Webb telescope has changed some of this as they are finding empty areas and some that are not empty and areas that appear older than the current life of the Universe so there is a lot of math and scrambling going on right now.

[@Kenneth_James]

This feels like it is a bit too far out of your wheelhouse

[@cygnusx-3217]

The takeaway from all this is that we should treasure the Earth, humanity and all life. The fact that we've evolved -- from a single cell organism, to an ape, to a big brained human -- and are capable of understanding our place in the cosmos is nothing short of a miracle. Avoid all doctrines that promote division and violence. We either survive as one or we'll extinguish ourselves.

[@ClixCFC]

What are you waffling about apes😂😂😂😂

[@death_parade]

Even from an evolutionary standpoint, your argument doesn't make sense. It is much better for us to be a collection of nations than one human nation. As long as we can step back from the brink and reign in our extremes, this system offers the best evolutionary advantages. Evolution is all about exploring the solution space for the most optimal path forward. Which obviously means that a larger population size (population of nations in this case) will result in more solutions explored. While I agree that doctrines that promote violence for the sake of violence and promote division for the sake of parochial personal benefits should be shunned, I disagree that we need to let go of war. War has its place in society. It must be respected. And this debate we are having, has been had even 2,500 years ago, to which the texts I am referring to originate from. And if the texts themselves are to be believed, such conversations happened even 5000 years ago.

[@cshubs]

The man who took the photo of the earth rising over the moon just passed, 6/24.

[@Cobra-mb2gx]

The ocean is way deeper than yoju think is a good vid too!

[@alecbrinker7268]

1:23 *epic facepalm* I stopped watching the video at that point.

[@jimmybobsap8729]

Until we can break physics and time we will never visit other galaxies lol

[@Picasso_Style]

Fr

[@Kratatch]

Well, we might. But the ones leaving wont be the ones arriving.

[@jimmybobsap8729]

@@Kratatch I more think shit will go wrong with how long a trip would take. Generations have to hold shit together? It would be like Fallout or a random piece of material slams into you doing close to speed of light lol Why didn't we build it with 1001 hulls?!

[@HRConsultant_Jeff]

To give more perspective, if we sent a message at the speed of light (using a laser I presume) it would take 45 minutes from Jupiter and 5 hours from Pluto and that is still just in our solar system.

[@Brian_Combs]

The narrator is like: this is the best photo in history and the best quote of all time is... and you pause it for a rant after he starts the quote. Really?

[@VECT0R777]

Thank you !

[@georgeide2337]

Just remember its fine not to understand something because then you get to learn it but conspiracy theories are a slippery slope of staying ignorant instead of learning more about it since they usally make alot of sense when you dont understand. Here is the real reason the flag blew: "A horisontal rod had been inserted through a hem at the top of the flag, but the astronauts had trouble pulling the telescoping rod all the way out, leading to that rippling effect." This is a very boring and simple answer to most people and definently to someone who has dedicated time to beliving a conspiracy surrounding it so they will claim its all lies and the circus goes on.

[@awelch31]

Million, billion, trillion, quadrillion, quintillion, sextillion. I don’t know why I think these things are common knowledge? Am I a nerd?

[@MarkusUbl]

We went 100% to the moon. No doubt. btw: The flag wiggled, because flags wiggle when moved - regardless of wind.

[@CosmicMumenRider]

you guys didnt really seem to notice what he said about there being more stars in the observable universe than what there are grains of sand on the entire earth so let me just put it into perspective for you quickly, imagine you go to a beach, any beach, and you grab a handful of sand, try and comprehend just how many gains of sand there are in just that one handful, you just cant, its too many, and then think about how many handfuls of sand are on the entirety of that beach youre on, and then think about how many beaches there are on the planet, some much bigger than the one youre on, then imagine how many handfuls of sand there are in all of the Earth's deserts, how many handfuls of sand there are in the entirety of the Earth's ocean floors, add all those numbers up together and thats roughly how many stars there are in just the OBSERVABLE universe, which is 150,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 times smaller than the ACTUAL universe, with each one being orbited by an average of 5 planets and at least one of that 5 being inhabitable, so in other words, there are also far more inhabitable planets in our universe than there are grains of sand on Earth and people still have the nerve, THE CHEEK to say that Earth is the only planet out there with intelligent life?!?! hell nah not a chance

[@hainleysimpson1507]

Those people believe in gods. They say gods are beyond human comprehension yet say they know their god personally.

[@OnlyScienceRules]

In Ancient Greece, Anaximander suggested “apeiron” referring to how big the universe must be. The Greek word “apeiron” means without limit in time and space, suggesting the universe is boundless. In other words, infinite. This makes perfect sense to me. Since things exist, there must be no limit to existence and existence must be limitless. So I think there’s that the so called “big bang” was the “beginning” of “everything”. Meanwhile, evolutionarily, the odds of us being here, not to mention being here as humans, is unbelievably small, yet here we are. That renders us individually and collectively responsible for consciously choosing to always educating and informing ourselves and each other scientifically and to abandon our archaic, outdated, untrue, primitive superstitions and fairytales and fearmongering. You only fear something if you don’t understand it or don’t know about it. When barrier is crossed, new possibilities open that you likely haven’t even imagined before. Only a few centuries ago we didn’t even know kat if what we know about the universe today. Going back to Ancient Greece which no longer exists, all those great philosophers didn’t know anywhere near what the average person knows today thanks to the enlightenment reformations and the industrial as well as technological revolutions, breakthroughs and discoveries. Back to cosmos, I still think the universe has no beginning or end, and is ultimately exempt from time. So there was never a creation. Only evolution. And we as an ape species are but one amongst possibly countless others that are intelligent enough to compose and comprise entire civilisations, regardless of their levels and scales. And there’s no way any species is the so called “center of the universe”. We just be, and that’s it. Check out my profile entry! (Yes, we DID go to the Moon!)

[@bestistmate]

The EIFFEL TOWER🤣🤣

[@justmike9756]

7:05 dude you nailed it. Its honestly amazing, sad, and deep. I can imagine a whole movie about it 🤣🤣

[@Heisenberg-Blue]

The point is this, when the moon landing was made, those observed by the Soviet Union and if they had discovered that the moon landing was faked, then the Soviet Union would have immediately screamed.

[@StevesFunhouse]

It goes just like regular counting, as in 1, 2, 3, 4, etc., so the numbers (in the US)) you see progress up through (every 3 digits) hundreds, thousands, millions (1, 6 zeros), billions (2, 9 zeros), trillions (3, 12 zeros), quadrillions (4, 15 zeros), quintillions (5, 18 zeros), sextillions (6, 21 zeros), septillions (7, 24 zeros), octillions (8, 27 zeros), nonillions (9, 30 zeros), decillion (10, 33 zeros). The UK, however, uses a slightly different numbering progression.

[@DarkSun123456789]

Not just the UK, many other countries too.

[@StevesFunhouse]

@@DarkSun123456789 Yeah, I'm just not familiar enough with OTHER countries' numerical systems to weigh in on that.

[@sammurphy3343]

Counterintuitivly it would be more difficult to fake going to the moon than just going there.

[@impresarioe6824]

It goes...million, billion, trillion, quadrillion, quintillion, and then sextillion

[@seriuskid]

the septillion, decillion, duodecillion.. (ANYTHING BEYOND THIS POINT IS EDITED) Tredecillion, quattuordecillion and idk

[@robertmartin1807]

The moon looks big and close because how small we are and the light we get from it

[@6GenderCelestialDwarf]

To help put the numbers into perspective. 1 billion seconds ago was 1973. 1 quadrillion seconds ago = 32 million years ago. Have fun thinking about how small we are now. :)

[@ravenwda007]

Space is a vacuum. There is no atmosphere in space.

[@djguidopolese]

Those conspiracies are just the most dumb ever, like the one about pyramids, every historician dies inside everytime someone says it 😂

[@Nimbus1701]

To answer the question about other planets that humans have traveled to, no, not yet. We have sent people to the moon, and there are plans to send people back to the moon before the end of this decade. They are also in the planning phases to prepare manned missions to Mars, but I think they are shooting for some time around 2070. There is actually a form a person can fill out to put their name on a list to be considered for simulated training. I believe it is on the official NASA website and the training is a year (or possibly longer). There are several criteria that a person must meet to be considered though.

[@MeanLaQueefa]

Check out the James Webb Telescope, it’s amazing. I would also check out the older but still amazing Hubble Telescope.

[@thatguyofdark]

@2:10 allegedly the moon does have an atmosphere, but its very thin and made of gasses like sodium and potassium and you still need a suit to be there. Its not a total vacuum like space so i could believe that there could be a slight breeze on the moon, but definitely not enough for any real gusts or storms.

[@mostlyharmless1]

The Fermi paradox is the discrepancy between the lack of conclusive evidence of advanced extraterrestrial life and the apparently high likelihood of its existence.

[@usmc24thmeu36]

If you look through a powerful enough telescope and look at the right spot, you can see the American rover that drove on the moon, and you could see the moon lander

[@timothynorman6412]

Incorrect. Keck Telescope: The largest optical wavelength telescope on Earth is the Keck Telescope in Hawaii, which has a diameter of 10 meters. In comparison, the Hubble Space Telescope (which is in space) has a diameter of only 2.4 meters. To resolve details as small as the lunar rovers (which have a length of 3.1 meters), we would need a telescope with a whopping 75-meter diameter

[@UltraCasualPenguin]

​@@timothynorman6412 If you think humans have never landed on moon how did reflectors get there?

[@Cursalock]

@@UltraCasualPenguin they never said anything at all about not landing on the moon. All they’re saying is that the lunar equipment is too small to see with any earth based telescope. We do have pictures of the lunar lander, but they’re all from satellites orbiting the moon, not on earth.

[@recoil2952]

do the OCEAN IS WAY DEEPER THEN YOU THINK

[@robertcampomizzi7988]

"The powers of 10" is a video with a similar concept that IBM put out in the 70's it zooms out to the macronthen zooms back into 1x zoom, and goes into the micro realm.

[@RogunK]

What is really crazy is how big is the actual universe?! According to that formula, the universe is 150 sextillion times larger than the observable universe. However, it is expanding outwards into what? An endless emptiness that stretches beyond imagination!

[@RogCBrand]

Exactly!

[@ClixCFC]

Quran confirms it is expanding and wont stop whether you want to blindly ignore this because quran said so i dont care its the truth

[@scotthill1600]

“An ant doesn’t have any quarrels with a boot” -Loki “So are you planning to step on us?” -Nick fury Only difference is? We don’t have superhero’s

[@stevenrees5448]

As someone who watched the original event on tv and has been to NASA to see the last of the Saturn5 rockets. It was the height of the Cold War and it was definitely a race between the free people and the Russians.

[@chipparmley]

The Drake Equation is a fun thought experiment on the probability of life on other planets.

[@jimmybobsap8729]

@2:15 you're young enough they might have moon trips in your lifetime

[@William-yz8eq]

Here's a thought, what if those aliens are actually us. We made it off planet before an extinction event, but the ones left behind didn't all die off. We are the descendants of those survivors. We lost all knowledge of our past because of the need to survive. Like I said, just a thought. Lol

[@NatPat-yj2or]

The only way we can travel anywhere in the universe is to learn how to manipulate and control space-time.

[@TheGhostGuitars]

Hundred Thousand Million Billion Trillion Quadrillion Quintillion Sextillion Septillion Octillion Nonatillion And so forth forever.

[@mostlyharmless1]

I'm not saying it's aliens... but it aliens. :D

[@SMOOVKILL1]

Artemis 3 is taking humans back to the moon sometime in 2026 this time to the south pole where there is water.

[@JerelleBowens]

Our atmosphere is very very very unique we live in what is called the goldilocks zone of our solar system it is almost impossible for there to be any life on extraterrestrial planets other than possibly microorganisms or single cell organism you should do some research on your own time to get a grasp on just how lucky we are where we are in our solar so many factors play into why we are able to survive here on an ever changing planet

[@annfrost3323]

When discussing "life" in other parts of the Universe, it doesn't mean human-like forms. It means any "life" such as bacteria or organisms. Which has not yet been found.

[@italianspiderman5012]

Well, we haven’t been anywhere really, but I’d argue that is literally impossible that there’s no life at all elsewhere.

[@bradjenkins1475]

Regarding Mars and the time it takes to get messages to and from the planet is based on the speed of light because radio waves travel at the exact same speed as light. The way it should be explained would be easier for you to get the concept of just how far away Mars is. What I would have explained at that point in the fact that light travels at 186000 miles per second. To give you a mental picture of how fast that is. Take your fingers and then snap them and the time that it takes to snap your fingers once, radio waves have traveled 186,000 miles. So if you snap your fingers twice, which is the equivalent of 2 seconds, those radio waves would have traveled 372,000 miles. So figure how many seconds are in 1 minute? How many minutes are in 1 hour and so on and so on. So for the radio waves to reach Earth in 20 minutes and with those waves traveling a 186000 miles every second of that 20 minutes. It's easier to get a visual mental picture of just how far away Mars is.

[@robertcampomizzi7988]

SEXTILLION has 2 definitions US/GB noun. , plural sex·til·lions, (as after a numeral) sex·til·lion. a cardinal number represented in the U.S. by 1 followed by 21 zeros, and in Great Britain by 1 followed by 36 zeros.

[@UltraCasualPenguin]

It's not UK thing. Long system is used in many countries in europe.

[@robertcampomizzi7988]

@UltraCasualPenguin I imagine it's a S.I. (international system) definition... so Europe would use it... I imagine.

[@bradjenkins1475]

The question at the end that you propose regarding how long humans will be on this planet to experience some of the things that were in this video comes down to not whether a comet or an asteroid is gon to hit us like the dinosaurs disappeared. What their referring to is none of this is possible for the human race for the one singular reason that no matter how successful we are, whether we've learned to stop creating war, whether there is enough air enough sunlight or any of those other things it comes down to this, the Sun only has a limited period of time before? But it itself explodes and currently that figure is approximately 4 and a 1/2 billion more years. So with no son, there is no Earth. So what they're saying is no matter how well humankind does. It has no chance of living beyond 4 and a 1/2 billion years from now, which is so miniscule in the universe that we will never, ever discover anything beyond the current observable universe. Now that I said that what can happen between now and the end is a catastrophic explosion from an asteroid or something so it can happen. But they're referring to the definite and the definite is. We only will live here as long as there is a planet to live on. And that has got a definite end, albeit 4 and a 1/2 billion years.

[@Altered_Carbon_Future]

there are cool videos about different levels of civilization we as humans are not even level 1, i think

[@connororeally9119]

this is how school should be instead of sitting inside all day long listening to someone that you not like talk

[@falconf17i]

You should react to 100 best pictures taken by Hubble telescope space craft & size of earth compared to some of the starts we see in the sky…. It’s mindblowinggg! 🤯

[@F1rstWorldNomaD]

8:55 Thats more like 0.000000000000000000001% No, Im not joking. I might have put in +/- 1 or 2 zeroes but its still, at the very least, about a *_quintillion_* times closer than your estiamte 🤣

[@NewAeonWarlord]

just someting quite fundamental: there is no athmosphere in space and no athmosphere different from galaxy to galaxy. space is mostly a vaccuum (not a perfect one and more or less perfect in different areas but generally, "vaccuum" is a solid assumption). Also nobody knows if there are other universes besides our own because that is impossible to observe according to our current understanding. also "believing in aliens" can mean a whole lot of different things. for example: do I believe that live exists in the universe in other places than earth? Well, we have never seen ANY prove of that so far but the universe is SO unbelieveably vast that I find it very hard to believe that there is no other live anywhere else. do I believe that aliens came to Earth to help build the pyrammids: That is SO unbelieveably unlikely that I'm very sure it was NOT the case. I mean you've just watched a video about how vast the universe is and how mindnumbingly huge the distances are. And besides distance, time is another great problem: even if there was another intelligent species nearby, they might have died out millions of years ago already or just form societies comparable to ours in another few million years.

[@paullucas7460]

Buy a Telescope you can see it , and there are Solar winds , look up at the Aurora Borealis. The Northern Lights , yes there are winds just a little different.

[@hendrixjoe555]

Can you please react to Billy cwrson on Danica patrick,Danny Jones or Shawn Ryan,he explained how we can travel the universe minus time.

[@danjordan6387]

Carl Sagan a pale blue dot very cool video to watch

[@obiohaz6023]

tbh i think space shit is like 10+ years what they tell us

[@tomdowling638]

How do they know this? How big the universe is? Are there telescopes on Earth that can see everything that is out there?

[@StraightHoops-tf6su]

The size of the universe is a fascinating yet challenging concept to grasp. Scientists use various methods to estimate its vastness, such as measuring the observable universe's expansion rate and mapping cosmic microwave background radiation. They also employ astronomical observations, like studying the redshift of distant galaxies and the distribution of matter on cosmic scales. However, it's essential to note that while these techniques provide valuable insights, the exact size of the universe remains an ongoing area of exploration and discovery in cosmology. does that awnser your question😂

[@soloblue3810]

Please react to "Timelapse of the future: A journey to the end of time"

[@yugioht42]

Sextillion is 21 zero spaces so 1 000 000 000 000 000 000 000. That’s a lot.

[@andrewcolicchio766]

it's not naive, it's arrogance! Of course, we aren't alone.

[@ClixCFC]

Wheres your proof, i have proof jinns exist on earth around us look at possessed people they utter the same thing as the other possesed people we are spirits we are jinns but ayy nasa doesnt want to say believe in those things the real things existing next to us, instead they show fake pictures of ufos and say ayy humans look aliens😂😂 gtfoh

[@AnthroPersona]

"Do you think they faked the moon landing?" "Aliens in the Egyptian hieroglyphs." Tell me you skipped school without telling me. What the hell is wrong with you people? You saw a spaceship, really? You must be the first. Here's a tip - if you want to be interesting, read a book.

[@Bassmanwcm]

Are you guys from Liverpool?

[@usmc24thmeu36]

The US has many rovers on mars , plus we have 2 satellites in orbit. The US is planning a man mission to mars in early 2030's

[@icysteve46]

so sextillion is 1,000,000 past 999 trillion or 999,000,000,000,000

[@paullucas7460]

Voyager 1 has left the Solar System but not the Oort Cloud yet , If you till be 300 yrs old you might see it.

[@perryedwards4746]

billion, trillion, quadrillion, quintillion, sextillion etc

[@kudmondx1829]

12:55 Billion Trillion Quadrillion Quintillion *Sextillion* . . . Think “Bi , Tri , Quad , Quin , Sex , Sep , Oct , Non , Dec and so on 😊

[@UltraCasualPenguin]

Except US decided to make it confusing. As soon as you get to billion it falls apart. Billion (or bi-million) isn't 1000000² but weird 1000³. Where's "bi" part? Trillion (or tri-million) isn't 1000000³ but 1000000² instead. Where's "tri" part?

[@jimmybobsap8729]

I thought we were insignificant by age 8 because the cosmos are so vast. My brother on other hand thinks Earth is flat and Space is a conspiracy lol

[@tstumpf75]

Sextillion is 6x 100 trillion I believe..

[@cygnusx-3217]

1,000 trillion = quadrillion 1,000 quadrillion = quintillion 1,000 quintillion = sextillion

[@Kestasification]

Dam i feel so useless after watching this... thank you

[@juliusperseus8612]

these generations, got damn... smh

[@jimmybobsap8729]

I just want my Multi Pass lol

[@kennethquinnies6023]

AI will make technology progress much faster.

[@Silky808]

Of course there is other forms of life in the Universe, the real question is, have we made contact with other life forms outside our planet?

[@ClixCFC]

Wrong question, question should be why do ignore whats living among us are jinns black smokeless beings that have existed before humans and have had ruthless wars they have families they sleep they dont have a brain so they are scary looking but crazy which is why we cannot see them God has put a barrier for us

[@AdrianbCozad]

They don't make frequent visits there,its to dangerous because of all the radiation coming from the sun etc.

[@philipkudrna5643]

It‘s not too dangerous, it‘s just too expensive and currently the US even don’t have the technology to do it. And „they don‘t do frequent visits“ is an euphemism: the last man a human walked on the moon was 1972. All in all only 12 humans have ever walked on the moon (Apollo missions 11, 12, 14, 15, 16 and 17), all Americans.

[@postone2821]

Don't listen to the conspiracy theorists. Yes, men have actually walked on the moon. There were too many people involved in the space program (and continue to be involved) yet not ONE has come forward to say it was faked

[@death_parade]

Let me give you a more convincing argument: USA's enemies like Russia and China and non-allies like India have ALL sent probes to the Moon since Apollo. These three nations are commonly known to oppose USA on things like Ukraine war and the Petrodollar. Things much more important than the Apollo missions in some ways. Yet these three nations do not oppose the American claim of Apollo landings. Infact, don't know about Russians or Chinese, but us Indians have even released photos of Apollo 11 taken by our probe Chandrayaan-2 from Lunar orbit in 2021. And the Apollo descent module can still be seen sitting there in that picture. This explanation doesn't need even a modicum of scientific understanding, just needs a basic understanding of geopolitics. Can someone really justify why Russia, China and India are not calling USA out on Apollo if they are really fake? Maybe that means that they aren't fake after all?

[@garyrichardson3309]

Mars picture taken from Devon Island Canada. Close to Mars.

[@sava9e266]

🔥

[@viking_nor]

Are you stoned😂

[@usmc24thmeu36]

If you would make a fake video of the Moon Landing, wouldn't one of the things you do to make sure the flag would not move around?

[@ClixCFC]

So you believe in aliens but do you believe jinns also known as black smokless beings exist around us yes just as how we live our lives they do the same they provide have wars follow religions some are bad some are good, but ay lets believe aliens exist because they showed fake pictures of ufos😂

[@seanmc1351]

you have to remember, the just our galaxy is billions years old, you talked tech, really, man on the earth has only been here for 10000 years, we cant figure out stone henge, built 5k ago, we are a embrio of the universe, not even developt and never will, because of the vast area of space, it took vouyerger (spell check) 70 years, to get to the edge of our solar system, which mean its lost the light of the sun, it will take another 30 thousand years to reach the next system

[@mikem8563]

And one guy floating in the clouds invented all of this. according to george carlin, not!

[@GNF4]

There's no other form of life other than humans. God only created humans and animals it never mentioned him creating other life forms that lives on different planets or galaxies

[@Damon_Templar]

an amazing video, ruined only by the constant pausing...

[@Pansy_887]

What if it’s all lie because we haven’t seen what they talking about just kidding it’s real just imagine how would that be if there was only earth sun and moon just floating in space this is why God exist life is not joke living beings humans were created by God

[@DaxRaider]

people are so stupid saying it was cgi and stuff xD look at cgi of the 60 xD even if they wanted they could not faked it and if they tried it would have been more expensive then just flying there xD also the usa beat the sowjets to be on the moon you not think tehy would have said that its fakes ? but even sovjet russia knew its true xD even they werent as stupid xD