What Is Hidden In The Darkness At The Beginning Of Time?

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​@@Deezenuts19990I'm a Christian with a past and honestly if I were you I'd stay away from it, just because of the spiritual realm it puts you in. The last thing anyone needs is to open doors to demonic spirits to enter their life and it doesn't matter if your Christian or not, they will come after you.

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[@michael_177]

Production, narrator, script, coziness, structure broken into chapters. This is THE best channel of it's kind on the platform. Same can be said for "History of the Earth" channel, ran by, presumably the same team.

[@artdonovandesign]

They are the Best, aren't they? Be well!

[@meowtation]

Yes, absolutely!!! I keep rewatching it and never get tired. Well, only if I let it play before sleeptime, but then it's intentional 😅 always serves the purpose, love the voice of the narrator. The most soothing voice, could listen for eternity.

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@@fjc_adventures4359 No that is History Time if I'm not mistaken. History of the earth is the same creator as this.

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This group and the channel SEA are the best when it comes to long narration cosmology content on YT

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High praise. Hope you do well brother

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I only watch this channel when on drugs

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So strange! Because I usually watch this when I'm coming down and it's the most relaxing and grounding/humbling thing ever.

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Keep it up. Best thing you could do for yourself. Withdrawls were a bitch.

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Your channel is the only one I have truly liked out of thousands I've ever visited on KZbin since 2008. Thanks from the bottom of my heart 🙏 You manage to send us into a thinking phase and an out of the world experience !

[@ToughCookiez]

God created the universe.

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The ONLY one out of thousands? 😳 Are you sure that you're looking at the right ones?

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@@ToughCookiez Prove it. You (and your “holy book”)are stating a claim, not fact. If you think otherwise, consider reading the definition of the word “fact”, OR the possibility that you are part of a religious cult that doesn’t allow critical thinking.

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I will never get over the fact that hubble has astigmatism and needs space engineering equivalent of corrective glasses

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[@aldousd666]

This format has not yet hit the limit. I love how you're going deeper on topics we've briefly touched on in earlier videos. The production quality is stellar, as always too! One heck of a stack you're building, congrats on another one to you all!

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amazing as always !, this channel is a modern day discovery channel alternative, heck maybe even better

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Well ladies and gents time to drop everything for the next hour. I know y’all hear it a lot, but this series truly is phenomenal. I so look forward to new episodes. I enjoy all the usual suspects that most of us do on KZbin, but y’all have separated yourselves from the pack. Thank you, sincerely.

[@QUICKSILVER369]

I think you mean the next few days/weeks!! And then there's CERN!

[@ranyeredt]

Amazing. I have a Physics PhD and every single video of this chanell left me astonished. You guys do and incredible job linking all parts of the "universe jigsaw". You do it in a very elegant manner. Your videos about the universe are the best i've ever watched. And I've watched hundreads of videos and documentaries about it. My PHD wasn't in astrophysics, but I wish it was. But being an astrophysicist in Brazil is useless. But that doesn't mean I can't study it myself. And your videos have incredible visuals. Big fan!

[@beenaplumber8379]

Can you, as a physicist, say why we tend to discuss dark matter as a fact rather than as a temporary placeholder for an explanation of observations that don't fit our current theories? I find it baffling and a bit troubling that we seem to be going to great lengths to accommodate existing theory rather than questioning the completeness or adequacy of the theory to explain gravity on the very large scale. It seems to fly in the face of the scientific method. I do value your opinion. Thanks!

[@ranyeredt]

@@beenaplumber8379 Well, that's actually a problem in your understanding in the matter. I used to have this same argument for dark matter. It seemed like a guess. But it goes beyond that. Let's go to the facts. First, if you look at galaxies rotation speed, you'll notice they're spinning in a velocity that would just expel stars from the galaxy if you only consider the regular matter. So, actually, there must be "some substance" that is concentrated inside the galaxy perimeter, and that "something" has to have mass, and don't interact with regular matter through electromagnetism, only through gravity. And I know, it's not enough to jump to "dark matter". But all other possible explanations just failed to explain whats going on. And then they discovered the "bullet cluster", and that just raised, by a lot, the probability that Dark matter is real The Bullet Cluster is composed of two clusters of galaxies that collided and moved past each other, though this is not clear when viewing the region solely in visible light. Multi-wavelength observations of the Bullet Cluster provided the first strong observational evidence that dark matter does not interact with normal matter, or with itself, and holds the majority of mass in a galaxy cluster. Astronomers use visible-light images to map the location of the clusters’ mass, based on how the light of background galaxies is warped. Most of that mass is dark matter. X-rays show that the majority of normal matter, in this case gas, is in a different location than the dark matter of each cluster-it lags behind. This is because the normal matter of the two galaxy clusters collided, while the dark matter sailed through and kept going without interacting at all. Many mysteries remain as to the nature of dark matter, and the Bullet Cluster provides key evidence in the scientific investigation. They have a good candidate for dark matter now, and they're creating experiments to verify. It's very small size and mass particles, called AXIONS. So, just search for some video about the "bullet cluster". I'm sure it will convince you too. Have a nice day, my friend.

[@beenaplumber8379]

@@ranyeredt Ooh that is an interesting observation. The center of mass moved along a trajectory as if the clusters hadn't collided, as viewed by lensing, but the ordinary matter (seen by x-ray detection) followed the path consistent with the collision, so the visible matter and the center of gravity became measurably separated? Yeah, that's compelling all right. I'll look that up. It's hard for me to imagine some poorly understood supergalactic-scale gravitational phenomenon that could become separated from the mass it supposedly arises from. But it's also weird that dark matter can give rise to its own gravity yet not be affected by gravity. I read somewhere that dark matter was hypothesized to interact with itself by something other than gravitation, but it seems it has to be attracted to itself at some level in order to collapse into the filaments we see. I mean, dark matter is said to have collapsed and formed structure, then ordinary matter was drawn into that structure, right? Can dark matter still have this attraction to itself, only it's weaker than gravity? Thanks for telling me about the bullet cluster. That's putting a few of the pieces together for me!

[@ranyeredt]

@@beenaplumber8379 Right? I felt the same when I studied this subject. Only then, things started make sense to me. About dark matter interacting with itself, it hapens, but only through gravity. So, it doesn't collide. Recent theories, involving Axions and quantum mechanics puts dark matter in a fluid like behavior. I really think we're on to something. Another theory in 2022 argumented dark matter could also interact, besides gravity, with itself, but weakly. The first step now is try to detect the Axion. Let's see...

[@bradforester3635]

Interesting fact. Every single thing stated in this video is science-fiction. The real Hubble is actually mounted to a 747 and the top of the plane opens up. That’s a verifiable fact. Did you know they have a so-called clone Hubble mounted inside of a jet? NASA is a fraud organization that steals $70 million a day to show you CGI renderings and fake space art. We went to the moon on a paper machete shower curtain rod spaceship? But now we can’t go back? Answer from NASA. We destroyed that technology and it’s a painful process to build it back again lol. You would either have to not know or be a clown to believe anything that comes out of their lying mouth!

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graduating highschool today, this channel has got me through so much, entertained me on so many late nights and reminded me how lucky i am to get to be alive in a universe like this, it’s also reminded me that it’s all gonna be okay no matter what. thank you for your vids 🤍

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Great comment! Wishing you many good lucks 😊

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Congrats 🫵🏽

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The world is yours go get it!!!

[@tayub3]

Darkness and emptiness possesses light and energy, and nothing is static. In this lies hope for dark ages.

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David Kelly is such a phenomenal old school oxfordian narrator. Hats off to you, sir🎩

[@artdonovandesign]

Mr. Kelly is _the_ greatest narrator I've ever listened to.

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@@artdonovandesign my top three are Sir Richard Attenborough Mr David Kelly Mr Morgan Freeman Unfortunately they are a dying breed

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Undoubtedly, the BEST channel about Universe & Space on KZbin. 😊😊

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😊😊😊 Yes!

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Not the best

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With this feel yes, but on the other spectrum, give Startalk a go. Very funny and informative episodes. Also love any Sean Carroll , Brian Greene, etc you know, the bunch 😊

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Just wanted to thank you, again, for this channel and this magnificently produced series. Once again, I can experience the childlike wonder and awe I did as a child, when viewing the Cosmos series for the first time.

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I just would like to say, that this channel has by-far the most polite and positive vibe I have ever seen. It restores a tiny portion of hope for our species overall. Lol thanks to everyone here and for the content creator for giving us all so much knowledge, in the most enjoyable yet very much a teaching/learning content. This is my fave of all science /physics Channel. Hats off for have such a wonderful ability to let people learn in such a calming and soothing possible way!

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Yes - much of the commentary on KZbin (elsewhere) seems to have been written by subhuman youths.

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This is the single, best, most informative, interesting channel I have watched. I don't comment on anything. But this provides me with bitesize, easy to digest knowledge that I struggle to usually understand. Big thanks to the team here. I wish my skillset was more aligned with this. I would enjoy my job 😂

[@ToughCookiez]

God created the universe.

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Oh joy, I'm so happy to see this! Watching it later tonight when I'm on my own and i can fully immerse myself in it. Thank you, thank you, your channel is the absolute best! I literally love you and your team for your fascinating content. ❤❤

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My cat Patrick and I are going to sleep with this one from Manitoba, Canada. Hope the rest of you are just as tucked in and comforted by this as we are.

[@bignewcombe0345]

I did my dissertation on this with Emma at UoN. Her book "First Light" is a fantastic read diving into the mystery of the dark ages and the problems we need to overcome to solve it. Great video!

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That's fantastic! And Impressive! Thank you for sharing this. Be well 😊

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No you didn't your not cool!!

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@@bignewcombe0345 Ah but with out the affectation 'your' itself a cultural inversion of the proper spelling, how would one avoid falling victim to Poe's Law; *puffs pipe*

[@QUICKSILVER369]

So you're the ones I have to blame for my quantum-inferiority complex!!😶‍🌫So riddle me this: WHY?

[@Lopfff]

“If we were in this void, we wouldn’t have known there were other galaxies until the 1960s.” So, a forty year shake

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This is truly an outstanding series. I’ve always had an interest in what exists beyond our planet and the science that describes our universe and this channel does an amazing job of connecting the dots of knowledge. Thank you. Looking forward to much more.

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I'm certain I've listened to this channel in my sleep 10X more than I've watched while awake. Of the awake watching, 95% is in the blissful transition that happens in between. Wouldn't have it any other way. His, is the voice that narrates my dreams.

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Brainwashing you while you sleep is probably more effective for these videos made by intelligence agencies lol Brits do have relaxing voices that put normal people's minds in a relaxed state able to absorb information easily without question. Beware of that trick please. It's very real. Everyone in this world does not have your best intentions. Usually this much production has nefarious organizations behind it. JUST like television does. Question everything. Never just absorb. Especially while sleeping. It does affect you more than you realize that way.

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This was my absolute favourite episode so far, and oh boy, I watched them all at least few times. Absolutley amazing content, as always ❤

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I watched all your videos and check everyday to see if there are any new ones! The quality of content here is amazing, the way you portray it in your videos is mesmerizing, it's as if I am reading a well written book.

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Thanks!

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i cant get tired of this narrator. just amazing.

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I absolutely love these documentaries, nothing on TV or the Interweb come close to the professional level of detail and production, as well as the way its broken down into easy to understand concepts for the laymen. Can't wait for the next one.

[@badunius_code]

7:30 "Deep Field" is actually a 2D projection of a 4D image. The furthest objects are also removed from us further in time as well as in space.

[@beenaplumber8379]

And shouldn't they occupy a larger arc-area of our sky, relative to their actual size, than nearer objects because when they formed their size was relatively much larger compared to the (then smaller) universe as a whole? I know I read that somewhere about the most distant observable galaxies, but I've never seen it pointed out in an image, and the images in this vid don't seem to show it - not clearly anyway. The most distant galaxies are just clusters of pixels in these images.

[@bradforester3635]

Interesting fact. Every single thing stated in this video is science-fiction. The real Hubble is actually mounted to a 747 and the top of the plane opens up. That’s a verifiable fact. Did you know they have a so-called clone Hubble mounted inside of a jet? NASA is a fraud organization that steals $70 million a day to show you CGI renderings and fake space art. We went to the moon on a paper machete shower curtain rod spaceship? But now we can’t go back? Answer from NASA. We destroyed that technology and it’s a painful process to build it back again lol. You would either have to not know or be a clown to believe anything that comes out of their lying mouth!

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Absolutely outstanding content, produced and narrated in a way that is both comprehensive and easy to follow. Information is connected so there are no gaps in sequences, an so we don't end up with problematic holes in our understanding. This Channel produces some of the finest scientific content I've seen. Kudos to everyone that contributes to making it available. 👏

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Maybe kool aid should hire him

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@@ChrisCohenWhy ?

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Thaaats it, drink the cool aid

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How about a nice Hawaiian punch? 😂🍉🍍🍊🍹

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Once again, HoTU made my weekend! Thank you, (and welcome) Prof. Chapman and to Mr. Kelly for yet another of the Best Science Lectures ever created.

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Who else sleep to this?

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zZzzzzz.... 😢

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Makes for some awesome dreams as a bonus.

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Fr 😂😂

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It‘s gibi or space stuff

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I do, it's so relaxing

[@Awesome2844]

The further you go, the more you get mesmerized. The more you dive deeper, the more you enlightened. Universe is truly amazing ☺️

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If you can see nothing, then it is something. We don't know what nothing is.

[@supervillainvoldemort]

The fact that we can still somehow see the first lights of newformed galaxies or the first lights of the big bang shows that we're really early.

[@mattpatterson3861]

Wow. You have already explained to me the entire history of the universe and concise clear and easy-to-understand terms incredible graphics, writing and narration there is no way you could come up with more content, much less make it anywhere near as good as what you've already done. And then you did it. Amazing I love this channel.

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It still seems crazy that im watching this on youtube for free..excellent job guys and gals! 🙏

[@toddburgess5056]

This is what TDC and science channels used to be about. Its a shame this sort of information and science is not found on television any longer, and only seen on the internet. This channel is one of the best ive found, the wealth of knowledge within it is immense.

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Your sponsor is the first time I have seen this type of wholesome advice. Well done!

[@rwarren58]

New graphics, up to date physics and information. The chasm between HOTU and all other channels is vast. But how didyou come out with a new episode so soon after the double episode? You are amazing. 💯🌃🏆

[@dag1704]

The music, the narration, the pictures, the story told, I am severely impressed how well these documentaries are done. Somewhere between perfect for relaxing to sleep and not being able to sleep because I want to hear and see more :D

[@berkeleymalagon1958]

Hold up, did he just make the dopest Pokémon reference ever?! “Charizard” let’s gooo

[@danielrobertodecampossilva4851]

The best channel on KZbin! How don't it is on TV like cosmos and this stuff?

[@carlosvillar-gosalvez6392]

I absolutely love this series it is fascinating. My only problem is I listen to it at night right before bed, and the voice of the narrator is so soothing I fall asleep so I have to listen to it again in the morning.

[@diverguy3556]

This is brilliant. It's been many years, decades perhaps since the BBC produced anything this good. I'm glad to see you've picked up the baton.

[@BriarLeaf00]

Excellent writing Emma, really wonderful work. It is so vital in these days of trash science channels.

[@alonebro9381]

4:49 to skip ad

[@LoneWanderer727]

More *free* peak educational, scientific content!?! How is this allowed? Surely they have to charge for this level of quality? Right? Right??

[@thebert8141]

Narrator: "Close your eyes..." Me: "Can do, buddy. That's actually why I'm here..."

[@curiousuranus810]

Absolutely love what you're doing here (even if you didn't actually tell us what is in the darkness, apart from Justin Hawkins) but keep doing what you're doing - for ever!

[@fbtdcfbygb1385]

Looking through this channels comments makes me happy because not everyone’s a piece of shit the amount of love here is amazing ❤

[@Aqua-steam]

Imagine their religion for those who live in the void 🤔🤯

[@strumptavianroboclick5596]

Probably not much different from us.. religion started long before astrophysics

[@agnosticmuslim6341]

Honey wake up, new HOTU just dropped!!!

[@podunkest]

There's so many bunk channels out there making truly garbage "science content" for clicks, even downright lying, so forgive me for being a bit skeptical going into this, but you guys do really good work. It's a shame all those other channels are almost ruining it for ones like this when I come across them.

[@billwilliams8486]

This is a popular demonstration of a history of all our universe, but supposing all our universe broke out at one point as a transformation of the primal Yelm (Gramov's Big Bang, ) this was our place in space. As we look out upon it, what we see will tend to be as old as we are. Even if we are traveling at c, the oldest we see will be pretty much what was to be seen when our dispersion hit the relative c. That is, by the time consciousness arose, we would not see the original Big Bang. Nobody believes this. The cosmic background could be merely local black body radiation. Certainly local black body radiation must be a component of the background static.. Why does nobody believe this? Astronomers believe odder things. BW

[@WaveByWave365]

Easy to listen and explained well classroom experience. Production quality is good with detailed illustrations . ❤❤

[@Games_and_Music]

Another great video, and coincidentally very timely, as i had been discussing the topic of the "origin" of the universe (and time) in recent days. Granted, it wasn't so much a debate than it was us voicing our own opinions about it, but this video is exactly in line with my thinking. The "nothingness" isn't really nothing, it's just not something that we can understand right now, because we haven't observed it or recognized it yet. I'm sure that during the period of "nothingness", there are actually all kinds of particle interactions, maybe a proto-weak force acting on particles and slowly shifting/organizing them into places where chain reactions can happen, and once that happens, then it's "light's ON and away we go!". I've always held a belief that our visibility is blocked by some kind of redshifted "wall of light", kinda like noise cancelling headphones, our "winds" and forces block some photons, making things appear dark to us, it would be cool to see if a radio telescope in space might peer through that. Looking forward to the next video!

[@mohammadsareh4732]

The fact that everything was created in contrast can bring solutions more rapidly by putting the pieces together. So as the coming of the Resurrection can give better understanding of new creation under construction in continuity.

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I had a good experience

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​@@cinimaticsNot trying to minimize your experience but that seems to be the exception. Unlicensed Practitioners; Selling your data as a medical institution and such. And to be very fair no one should pay At the point of service for therapy, They should be asking for your insurance/medical card not your debit.

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It is

[@Ae-od3ts]

It's quite easy to fake or overlook info online, and even irl you should always thoroughly check psychologists you choose to work with. Some don't even have degrees but rather courses. Please beware of sites like better help. This channel is wonderful, I hope they find a more reliable sponsor, they deserve it

[@FrancoisBergh]

I can't wait till tonight! Going to listen the guts out of this!!!!

[@pcat1000]

Thank you for this series. I have NO desire to ever watch network TV again. Your videos are not just entertaining, but afterward , reflection about what I once knew about astronomy and how each installment has furthered my understanding is so rewarding to know what I just watched was not a silly waste of time. The idea that there is a web structure that facilitates the birth of stars is valuable information to me.

[@jungfopo3024]

He could tell u anything in that state of mind & you'd believe it. Most of this is just theories. A british accent for some reason puts many people at ease to absorb information rather than question and test it. A weakness someone in intelligence might exploit. These are way too well done to be anything less. It's what they want you to think many times with some truths thrown in. This guy wants you to think we are all a simulation inside a Boltson brain FLOATING in the universe. And that THAT is more likely than humans (or animals) evolving brains inside bodies. QUACKERY. Anything else I can't take seriously after that. It's interesting to argue with though. Amazing people don't see this channel for what it is. Entertainment but at your digression, brainwashing. Many of the answers are just God. Like the creation of the universe they can't figure out. And we know it's actually 26 B years old now. They were wrong the whole time ICYMI. Recent news. I guess guy has to update ALL of his videos now. Not much different that TV does "programming". Just be careful. Good & bad stuff in here. MOSTLY theory. God bless!

[@andrewg7576]

Dumb idea here, but if things exist that we know cannot exist due to the age we think the universe is, then the age we think is wrong.

[@chefbkeyes]

Or, the math is wrong on the distances/time.

[@emm_arr]

Brilliant. This channel is one of the vest best on KZbin.

[@alexjohnsen3334]

in the best way possible you're videos help me sleep and dream of stars

[@thomcat1969x]

I'm not a licensed therapist but I do love this channel

[@mikehunt7888]

The only part of this I truly understand is the brilliance of the scriptwriter.

[@CaveSquig]

The advert at the start for talking to a therapist about existential terror is well timed. Made me laugh for the first time in a while. Right after when he said "Imagine yourself in the middle of a super-void" I though "Not again!".

[@Random_user_8472]

Great made video, but what I think of the content is that it's more than half based upon hypothesis: the existence of dark matter, that may have been made more clear at the beginning of the dark matter story, which is woven through almost the entire video. For the production, narrating (lovely voice to listen to), and source reference to the images: 💯

[@c.sc.9353]

51.26 - also missing "Only by seeking the quietest locations will we be able to truly know the darkest times, finally shining a light on the Cosmic Dark Ages."

[@James4Games]

"Cosmologically we are the center of NOTHING" That's the spirit I live by 😎

[@codyjones2540]

I’m super thankful for the charizard cameo 😉

[@PSwayBeats]

Probably the 25th time I've watched this never gets old man keep these videos comin

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@history of the universe iv been waiting for u to release a vidio for so long ......iv watched almost all Ur vidios over and over again so I could understand Ur mysterious universe.....love your content I hope U release more and more videos....❤️🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

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The therapy sponsorship is too spot on, they know their audience.

[@Q24H]

Perfect timing, was just about to start my nap!

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A visual and narrative poetic journey into our world. Love it.

[@CYCLXK]

It’s like dividing by half infinitely. What’s beyond that? And outside of that? And what is that contained within? What what is all of that housed in? ♾️ is mind-bending fr

[@MrLawrenceJShirley]

Clearly one of the most beautiful scientific videos ever produced! I learned more about the advances of cosmology from this video than I have any other source in the past 50 years. WELL DONE!!!

[@willmill52592]

So good, I regularly pitch this channel to friends and people I meet out. Do you know how awkward it is telling people to follow a KZbin channel? It’s that well done. Other humans should know

[@stard7206]

No matter how many of these fantastic programs I watch it only takes 30 seconds for my brain to not understand what he is talking about😂 cosmic darkness between my ears!

[@codyyarger1444]

Idk how this channel doesn't have over a million subs I really don't know

[@notaspeck6104]

The thought that a photon released when we were learning to walk upright reaches us as we put telescopes in space and turn our gaze towards the universe is humbling, beautiful and incredibly perspective giving.

[@botsharing1702]

24:35 The Pokémon charizard card analogy. 😅 Love it!

[@malectric]

Wow! What a stunning tribute to human ingenuity. Excellent video - one of the best I've seen so far. I think the most stunning part of all this is the ingenuity of the people who have designed and built the instrumentation allowing such detailed observations to be made, particularly when it comes to extremely weak signals. LIGO is another example and SQUID magnetometers yet another. I can't wait to see what comes next.

[@adarsharao8957]

17:00 if Oppenheimer were to see it, he would have said - "Eternal banyan tree with its root upwards and branches down" (Bhagavad Gita 15.1)

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i have never been so amazed by the quality of a youtube video, keep up the good work!

[@SandySalesman]

this is one of the 2 channels I genuinely look forward to. thank you

[@darktruths133]

This channel blows my mind my girlfriend who does like space because her former Partners didnt like or mention space yet when i played this episode without headphones she turn round sat sat down & was clued to this narrater

[@stephenjohnhopkinson8096]

Happy 4th July America. Love from the UK ❤

[@paigenichols6669]

I’m like five mins in this and stuck I love you guys for doing this

[@LeeJamison100]

One of the joys of my young adulthood was when processing power in computers established the capacity to render radio telescope images as IMAGES. It would be a culmination of that joy to live long enough to see these simple radio telescopes distributed across Icy moons to create baselines in the billions of kilometers for the resolution of objects and structures such as these reionization shells. Thank you for these videos, and for how they remind me of the excitement of childhood scientific discovery.

[@ijustwanttolikecomments4677]

here's a comment for the algorithm...fantastic channel! words cannot express my excitement when I get notification for a new HOTU or HOTE video

[@robertcleminson3100]

another brilliant doc thanks i will deffo watch it 1000 times

[@robotaholic]

Why we needed to use a baseball card collection example to demonstrate the concept of rareness is beyond me but I still love your content 😅

[@mitseraffej5812]

1:05 “ If the Milky Way was in the centre of the Bootes void we wouldn’t have know there were other galaxies until the 1960s” We didn’t know this until the 1920s so what’s another 40 years, especially considering humanity has been recognisably human for at least a million years.

[@palistar8733]

"Close your eyes" as I'm driving on the freeway... Okay!

[@kathrynejohnson7893]

No words can fit such an amazing vastness and beautiful creation! The wonders that we can now see and more awaits us!

[@seejayfrujay]

Learned and re-learned so much here, many thanks.