How The Universe is Way Bigger than You Think Reaction

[@aaronmicalowe]

If you're claustrophobic, the size of the universe is one of the most calming things in the, um... universe. 🙄

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

😂

[@Ivi-Tora]

Or you can take the exact opposite viewpoint: The universe is immense, but you, me and every single person ever alive have been trapped in the smallest, tiniest, minuscule dust particle so infinitely small that it could disappear any moment and nothing else would change at all. All humans are right now crammed together in an itty-bitty piece of rubble that might or might not be the only, last and single safe spot to life in an infinitely deadly void without boundaries. And we still have no safe way out of here. We're trapped. We're all forever be trapped. And the more time passes, the further and further away everything else will become. In a very relativistic sense, there's no difference between the universe getting larger, and us becoming smaller and smaller every second it passes. 😈

[@remo27]

@@Ivi-Tora Yeah, but I fail to think we are that UNIQUE. For good or bad purposes.

[@gungnir3926]

quite the opposite because you are still trapped inside the reach of earth. calustrophobia is mostly about freedom of movement, just like fear of height is mostly about surface to stand on rather than the actual height. you can be claustrophobic inside a cealed off stadium, or fear of height on a narrow pole 5 meters above surface.

[@TheVergile]

and you may rest easy knowing that there might be even far more calming things out there that we dont know of yet, because it is so far away it didnt have yet time to calm us.

[@DioxJXD]

If you're ever feeling insignificant in the face of such vastness, just remember we, as well as all things on our planet have direct connections to the wider universe. We're literally made from star dust. We all have a piece of the universe within us. We were born from the stars and thus we will return to the stars when it is our time. We are the universe.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Well said ☺️

[@iyaramonk]

I think Carl Sagan said something like we are the universe observing itself.

[@GabrielVitor-kq6uj]

@@iyaramonk he says life is the way of the universe to experience itself

[@brandyjohnson738]

This is the most amazing thing I've ever read. This actually I think the most unique compliment and and good wording too.

[@ivanskorica6979]

Can't explain why, but reading this got me a bit emotional 🥲

[@Asher-Tzvi]

It's kind of comforting to be honest. I like to imagine that some alien dude is just going through the difficulties of life just like I am, wondering if there are other life forms out there in the vast universe that he can relate to.

[@Jay_D_Ashe]

God can you tell me if there are aliens without needing to blow a priest's penis?

[@Unch4rtedly]

They also have there own version of KZbin and made a similar comment on a similar video just like this.

[@SoggyToast506]

If someone says aliens don’t exist, show them this video and explain if we have 2 billion galaxies how is there no life out their, and if in our own galaxy we have 100 billion stars and planets… how is there no life… other than us..

[@nuru666]

@@SoggyToast506 "But Jesus said so!" XD

[@benjaminroe311ify]

​@@nuru666I believe in Jesus and he didn't say anything about life not existing far off in Space.

[@Knightlight-kw9sh]

This gives me the idea that you would enjoy History of the Entire World...i guess by Bill Wurtz. It's very fast but its funny and informative

[@GirlofCulture]

Also the movie from Mel Brooks about this :>

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

On our list for sure. One we’ve been meaning to get to 😁🥳

[@klmt_vasilis5455]

I saw Bill and I thought you were talking for me

[@yorkieandthechihuahua]

@@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2 Defitely, definitively need to do so. Seriously. It's chaotic and fast so I'll warn you of that, and it's also presented with a bit of a comedic (though accurate) attitude. You'll love it.

[@JonahNelson7]

You might also like this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/mWbWYn6IjKt3gNk. It's a joke documentary about the history of life on Earth

[@reality6756]

This is why the James Webb Space Telescope exists. Its mission is to see beyond the visible universe, if possible, via the most sensitive infrared sensors every created.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

It’s crazy what the human brain is capable of building and inventing 😯🤯

[@BEstudent]

@@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2 Ad Astra!

[@themplar]

@@BEstudent (Nightwish - Shoemaker) particulary the ending of the song.

[@BEstudent]

@@themplar yes!! You got the referenten!! 😁😁😁

[@rxhx]

Well it can't see "beyond the visible" but yes it will likely expand what IS visible for us.

[@frankenstein6677]

Having an idea of the size of the universe really gets you thinking. You know, EVERYONE is equally insignificant compared to it. So no one is better than you. You can do anything you want, and be anything you want, the universe doesn't care. Be happy.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

True 🤗

[@dibudabug8099]

yeah, and we 100% do not come from a magic man in the sky, created to hold the unintelligent in place.

[@LexyThomas134]

The crazy part is this needs updated. A lot of what he said is a lot bigger and further than previously thought lol and we're actually 25 thousand light years closer to our Black hole than we thought. No wonder we haven't seen any aliens, we gave them the wrong address lol

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

😂

[@hermaeusmora424]

Probably a good thing. Keeps us concealed in the dark forest.

[@RedSytheMMVI]

Now the closest one is 1600 light years

[@LexyThomas134]

@@RedSytheMMVI Yeah. I just meant our central black hole, Sagittarius A

[@ncard00]

@@LexyThomas134A*, it’s called A star.

[@wardenm]

I =ABSOLUTELY= recommend looking up the full version of Carl Sagan's "Pale Blue Dot" speech. He was a famous astrophysicist that hosted a show called "Cosmos" that revolutionized how documentaries were made, nevermind his calm and soothing voice, and ability to make complex science issues easily understandable.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Thanks for the recommendation 😀

[@_Darth_Vader_]

Your story reminds me when I went to Israel for the first time and we as a group slept out in the desert one night. Our tour guide took us on a walk for about a mile at night and we were smack in the middle of a desert alone, told us to all find some private space, sit down and look up at the stars and just think. Be there in the moment and reflect on whatever you wish. I cannot describe to you how insane and powerful the stars looked in a true night sky with the cool desert wind blowing and hearing the sand moving across itself. It was so peaceful, quiet, and mesmerizing. It will be a moment in time I will never forget.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Great story! Thanks for sharing that with us. Life is so crazy and moves so fast. Definitely need moments like this to just sit and reflect on the bigger picture sometimes. Ferris Bueller was right, "Life moves pretty fast. If you don't stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it." 🙂

[@vedantsridhar8378]

Luke I am your father

[@nesseihtgnay9419]

theres a great quote that i love. "you cant save everyone in the world, but by saving one life, you are saving there world." and that means alot to that one person or creature's life.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

That’s a great quote 😊☺️

[@Menhtrol]

Reminds me of a quote from Schindlers List “Whoever saves one life saves the world entire.”

[@chandleralves698]

"their"

[@AndromedaG33]

You guys know I love this. The universe is incomprehensibly vast. This is why I LOVE astronomy!

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

We thought you would dig this one. ☺️

[@itstheotherwhitemeat]

no it is not. the milky way doeant exist. you cant see light in space so no one would ever be able to see it anyway. you can only see light when gross matter is involved, such as the earth or moon. so you will not even see the sun in space yet alone the stars. we are not a tiny speck in the middle of no where. in space the only thing you would see is the planets. nothing else. so the "universe" is not like they state. it does not exist.

[@AndromedaG33]

@@itstheotherwhitemeat Go to school.

[@itstheotherwhitemeat]

@@AndromedaG33 what about anything i said needs to lead me to going back to school. you have no clue on how matter and light works. not one clue what so ever. the only reason we see the stars on earth is due to the earths atmosphere itself. you will not even know where up or down is in space. you can not see the sun at all. how can you see light in space without an atmosphere to see it. please explain why i need to go to school, just show what i said that is wrong instead of childish ad hominems. dont attack the messenger, just the message. to have an education is no where near what it is to have intelligence. you proved this point.

[@AndromedaG33]

@@itstheotherwhitemeat Cool! So the earth is flat and the moon made of cheese!? Nice info! Go shout from the rooftops about what you discovered! 😃

[@Wimpoman]

My favourite fact regarding the distance of the Moon from Earth is that all the other planets in the Solar System can fit between the Earth and the Moon.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

😯🤯

[@rxhx]

yeah i still cannot comprehend that, for real tho, I thought Jupiter would like cover both Earth and Moon, lol

[@timberTRS]

"The only true wisdom is in knowing that you know nothing" Socrates

[@thechosenone2546]

Incredible, fantastic....so much to find; so much to learn...wow. I felt instantly calmer after watching this. Thanks alot.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Our pleasure 😊🤗

[@venom.gaming]

I made a mistake when I first saw this and went to bed and tried to imagine the scale... I could hear my mind grinding and grunting.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Hope you eventually got some sleep 🤗

[@venom.gaming]

@@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2 Yeah, brain just shorted out after a while :)

[@kinjiru731]

I've watched this video many times and it's one of my favorites. So very awe-inspiring.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Yup 🤩

[@charlesajones77]

It's the Total Perspective Vortex from the second Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy book, Restaurant at the End of the Universe.

[@nickolasnuber9254]

I don't know how anyone could think that we are alone.

[@AlphaRJ6]

Bcz nobody found us

[@forcedge2302]

I don't know how anyone could think we _aren't_ alone. Even after seeing this video, and _seeing_ that in our entire observable universe there is no other life but us, people _still somehow think_ that there are aliens "out there".

[@grahamdixon1699]

@@forcedge2302 What do you mean seeing there is no other life? How does the video show there isn't life lmao

[@forcedge2302]

@@grahamdixon1699 then tell me where does it show other life?

[@josephdonais4778]

“We are a way for the cosmos to know itself.” - Carl Sagan Consider we maybe an eye of the universe peeking out before rolling over, once again to slumber in the sound of silence. Given our petty trivialities, I do not mind doing the same. That is the sadest thing that has ever entered my mind.

[@Ivan20684]

Like, you can't tell me there is no other life in the universe after I saw this. You just can't.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Yup. Might be too far away from us. So might not be any immediate life near us. But in the entire universe there has to be life lots of places

[@Ivan20684]

@@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2 And idk why we humans think of aliens like green people with big head and eyes. What if they look like us more than we think...

[@Stogie2112]

"Space is big. You just won't believe how vastly, hugely, mind-bogglingly big it is. I mean, you may think it's a long way down the road to the chemist's, but that's just peanuts to space.” ― Douglas Adams

[@1719456]

I just now subscribed to you channel, partly because of the fascinating subject matter you tackled, but mostly because of your low key & calm demeaner. Too many reactors seem to try to make the reaction about themselves & can be overbearing. With you folks, I felt like I was sitting in my Livingroom with friends. I don't know what you choose to react to, but I will be watching for notifications. God Bless.

[@tramahticgaming719]

Great reaction and input guys. Love this channel.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Thanks so much! 😄

[@Rezinstance]

We are specks, made of specks, on a speck, orbiting a speck, within a speck in a group of specks, in a sea of specks, contained within a speck.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Yup. 🤗

[@robdeskrd]

Man NAILED that intro!

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

😂🤗🥳

[@wisdomplaysbtd6144]

If there is one sentence to summarize humanity, a good one is “It has to be possible”

[@nalabatch]

knowledge is Power

[@citisoccer]

You could fit every planet in the solar system between the Earth and the moon, and still have a bit of room to spare.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

🤯

[@JohnnysCafe_]

It is just so difficult to get your head around these distances.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Yup 🤔🤯

[@F1rstWorldNomaD]

It may sound silly. But that Orions Belt refference was WAAAAY deeper than you probably think. You might not have the education of a scientist, but you definitely have the mind of one. Thats an *_excellent_* comparison.

[@nwj03a]

I’m a huge space nerd (annoys my wife), but I agree with your general takeaway. I don’t know why we are that way, but we’ve always been explorers; curious about what and why and how. Practically since the dawn of mankind we’ve been looking at what else we can check out. If we boom in an asteroid, won’t be any left to care anyways.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Feel free to nerd out on space with us as much as you like 😎🤟🤩🤗

[@nwj03a]

Happy to. We all know life is finite, it’s fun to enjoy the time we have. Looking up at the stars is like looking at the ocean. It was impossible to get to America, until it wasn’t. I will probably die long before it happens, but some day a human will visit another star. At the time school was very obnoxious, but in hindsight it was kind of awesome. Learning is fun and our next learning experience is out there.

[@CasualVideoGamer]

To put a bit more into perspective with the way the speed of light and imagery works... any aliens that are only 80 light-years away that might have discovered our planet and able to see what's happening - they're witnessing WWII happening. Likewise, any aliens 65 million light-years away would be seeing the extinction of the dinosaurs. It amazes me people don't see this stuff as anything short of amazing.

[@MrOarson]

Total Perspective Vortex in a nutshell.

[@Burgerplayer3920]

Was waiting for this : ) Thanks for reacting!

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Our pleasure! 😊🥳🤗

[@HH-hd7nd]

What I always find fascinating is how some people believe that life only exists on Earth. Considering how unbelievably large the universe is it is impossible with mathematical certainty that Earth is the only planet that has developed life. The question is not IF life exists elsewhere, the questions are where and when life exists/existed elsewhere.

[@bRenegadez]

Also its possible that we have literal clones with the exact same atomic and genetic make up somewhere out there aswell

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

And if we will ever know for certain or find life or if it is too far away for us to get to 🤔

[@lunatikatlemans24h88]

@@bRenegadez Identical clones? Don't know if i understand. Clones as in robots?

[@bRenegadez]

@@lunatikatlemans24h88 The chances of the collection of atomic matter that makes up your physical body is more than likely replicated somewhere else in this seemingly infinite universe

[@remo27]

@@bRenegadez That's a thought that Nietzsche had: well, that, and that events would eventually repeat.

[@n.593]

“We are the universe’s way of experiencing itself”

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

☺️

[@dlarge6502]

I got into astronomy young, as a kid I had no issues knowing for a fact there was other life and other civilisations out there, we were here so there you go thats the proof. However plenty of the other kids couldn't think about it, most just thought of ET and UFOs and many just said "there is nothing out there" and they thought that I was mad for thinking otherwise. Well you lot, laughing now? May favourite quote is from Author C Clarke: "Two possibilities exist: Either we are alone in the universe or we are not. Both are equally terrifying"

[@morten8586]

And some people think there is no life besides us in the universe. Videos like that actually make them look dumb

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

It would be impossible for there not to be life out there. But it’s probably too far away for us to ever really know currently 🤔

[@aaohknsn]

TIMELAPSE OF THE FUTURE: A Journey to the End of Time is another video in this genre that is unbelievable fascinating. The music and narration on it is fantastic as well.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

We plan to check that one out for sure 😀

[@xkelbix93]

The thing that fascinates me about science is how the hell were these things discovered? How can we know ANYTHING about anywhere other than Earth? And especially beyond the Solar System. It's crazy.

[@MrArmystrong85]

So in Warhammer 40k Voyager is still traveling through space

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

😂

[@wafflebrothel7712]

I’m so glad I don’t believe the world is flat. Believe it or not, some people still do. Even better, I’m even happier that I believe there’s lots of other galaxy’s worth of planets filled with life. By the way. As always, you two are so darn cute! :)

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Thanks! ☺️🤗 Still can’t believe there are people today that think the world is flat 😂Sometimes people think that being contrarian makes them smart 🙄

[@coyotej4895]

When you look at how absolutely Massive the universe really is it just makes absolutely NO sense to think that Earth, our little speck is the only place that has Ice cream. I mean Seriously? Oh, Life to by extension, I guess.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

haha. well done 😂

[@ChaosArdor]

We are all so small and insignificant. And humanity is so wrapped up and concerned with petty ideals and arguments, focused on trying not to offend someone, discriminating over race, sex, orientation, and status. We could wipe ourselves out and the universe would never even know. Time would go on and so would the lives of everything else out there.

[@goggleheroomegamaple820]

"Libera me From Hell" starts playing

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

😎🤟

[@GirlofCulture]

But the most fascinating question is.. "Are we alone..in this gigantic universe?" I say. Nope. There must be life somewhere..but just like us..they have no chance to visit us. Yet :>

[@sceinet5104]

Sadly nothing to do with "yet". It will most likely never be possible. Look for the "Fermi-Paradoxon". Its about the paradoxically Fact, that we cant be alone, yet we are. As Stephen Hawking said, an intelligent race will destroy itself, without having time to investigate far enough. Sorry for my english btw xD i wish we could have better answers 😭

[@GirlofCulture]

@@sceinet5104 It is an old "romantic" way.. Are we alone?! yadda yadda. I like the idea that we are not. And .. do you know an intelligent person who is aggressive? Nope. Because a intelligent being is peaceful, not destructive. Just my idea. Don`t get me wrong.. a true A.I could be dangerous. It can be dangerous. But you need to have a really good A.I. first. We just have some kind that can beat people in chess. But since humans can't be perfect...and make mistakes, that's a calculation you have to program into the A.I.. And what is the most improbable, that you give an A.I the power to make desicsions over human life. A self-driving car, has only the chance to turn left or right. Left is a granny. On the right is a child. If we do that..then we give an AI the desceid the value of life. And nothing is more valuable than a life. 1 is worth exactly as much as 1.000.000.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

We both agree. No way we are alone. There is so much out there it is impossible that our planet was the only one capable of sustaining life. Wonder how many more elements are out there in the universe as well. 🤔 It’s fun to theorize about this stuff 🤓🥳

[@GirlofCulture]

@@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2 And now imagine the newest concept of Dragonball. There are 12 entire independed Universes, with there own one God of Creation and one God of Destruction. They have there own earth, heaven, hell and so on. It is super cool. And there was a tournament of power.. 8 of the universes with each 10 fighters in one big battle royal. Which team that loses all of his 10 members, theire universe shall be erased.

[@lonnierh0dgejr41]

@@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2 i would say "i find it unlikely that we are the only intelligent life in the universe.". i say "unlikely" because we have no evidence of other intelligent life beyond the earth yet.

[@SuperSaiyan2NahumKai]

It's insane how enormous the universe is. It would be so sad and depressing if our species is THE only highly intelligent species in the universe. The universe is so enormous that there's gotta be other highly intelligent species in the universe even though most of space is lifeless. I want to take a trip to space someday at least once in my lifetime which is one of my lifelong dreams but my lack of money makes that impossible for me to achieve that dream in real life which is another reason why i can't stand money but am glad that i can experience space virtually at least. If i could fly and could survive the vacuum of space' i would definitely fly up into space anytime i want without money. The universe is so boring but fascinating at the same time.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Haha your last line sums it up perfectly. Love learning and thinking about the universe but when I took an Astronomy class I was so incredibly bored 😂

[@nwj03a]

I’m a math nerd, we can’t be alone, it’s statistically impossible. If I yell as loud as possible in my house, my neighbor might hear me; 4 houses down and there’s no chance. On our own planet there’s other intelligent life, maybe not at our level, but it’s there. Elephants mourn their dead, dolphins know who they are, dogs actively protect, snakes defend. It’s all around us, it never happened anywhere else? Ever? Nah.

[@josephdonais4778]

Dr Seuss, Whoville, "We're here, we're here, we're here".

[@Goregreet]

Probably my fav video on youtube

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

😎🤟🤩

[@Gungazoid]

To continue, Carl Sagan spoke of a very provocative theory that may never be proved; Our universe is but a constituent particle in a far grander universe we can never know - and on upwards and downwards. It's mind blowing...

[@woooster17]

Rather than being amazed at how much we don’t know.. I’m always equally amazed at what we do know.. Our galaxy shape, the Virgo super cluster, and the number and size of the observable universe.. Humans stand apart from all other life on earth because of our urge to learn and discover.. We have come a long way. As for whether there is life out there.. my feelings are, it would be harder for life NOT to be out there. Life finds away, we simply cannot be a fluke, a one off.. The universe is teeming with life. Question is, will we ever know about it?

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

We will never know it all. But you are right that what we have learned is indeed impressive but knowledge changes. Love that quote in Men In Black “Fifteen hundred years ago everybody knew the Earth was the center of the universe. Five hundred years ago, everybody knew the Earth was flat, and fifteen minutes ago, you knew that humans were alone on this planet. Imagine what you'll know tomorrow.” ☺️🤩

[@woooster17]

@@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2 Agree, that's such a great quote.. I have Carl Sagans 'Pale Blue Dot' monologue framed on my living room wall. I read it regularly. It keeps me grounded when I feel life gets to complicated. We feel significant & self important on this 'huge' planet we call home.. but in reality, we are so incredibly small & insignificant when viewed against the back drop of the Universe. I also like the quote in the film 'Contact' - "The universe is a pretty big place. If its just us, seems like an awful waste of space"

[@rxhx]

Love, love LOVE your reaction to the amazingness that is the universe

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it 😀🥳

[@johncase1353]

Hopefully 2022 means the world can finally get back to normal!

[@erickchristensen746]

Basically proving that we will never, even if we survive infinitely, see the true extent of the universe

[@josephuliasz8019]

the Capt. Picard reference got the like

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

😁🤗

[@danikasilva9906]

One thing that people fail to understand is, our position in the galaxy, and then take some time to think about what you heard about the distance from end to end of the entire observable universe...

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

🤔🤯

[@philshorten3221]

Here's what's really crazy, from human scale UP to the observable Universe (8x10²6m) is NOT AS FAR as it is to go from human scale DOWN to the Planck Length 1.6×10−35 m (which is widely recognised as the point at which the term length ceases to have much meaning, making it the shortest length below which it's assumed there exists some kind of quantum foam) It seems small is very much smaller than big is big🤣

[@tjohn4398]

If you think this blows your mind, check out videos on the multiverse theory, the big bang theory, and size comparisons of known stars in the universe. The big bang wasn't caused by two particles colliding with each other, the big bang was an explosion of space itself. We who have degrees in the subjects of astrophysics, astrobiology, and astronomy are quite used to the things you were told about in this video, although a couple of the things are not 100% accurate, they are close enough for this video.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Multiverse theory video would be very cool if you have any good suggestions on ones we should check out 🙂

[@Azhureus]

We are nothing compared to the scale of the universe ! It is quite scary and interesting in the same way !

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Agreed 🤩

[@szecsiattila]

basically the universe is our own mind...

[@Velventian]

When looking at the size of and scale of the universe the question "do you believe in aliens?" becomes a joke, its downright impossible for there not to be life out there. But we will probably never meet them, no green skin big booba alien girlfriends for us i guess...

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Haha yeah there is no way there isn’t other life. But to think they are more advanced than us or would even want to meet us is the real debate 🤔

[@xCmOn3yx777]

this gives me hope in the bottomless fear of mortality

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

😊🤗

[@onefastgoat1168]

Wow this blew my freakin mind

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Right?! 🤯

[@mycroft16]

"it's not to be approached with fear, it's to be approached with excitement and enthusiasm." That right there is one of the wisest things anyone has ever said. It is humbling to think just how tiny and insignificant we are... but to also realize that from our tiny little insignificant rock in the backwaters of a completely unremarkable galaxy we've managed to figure all of this out... we're not doing to bad. Insatiable curiosity has driven humans forward from day 1, and it will continue to push our species forward and out into the stars. We are a kind of crazy species in that regard. It's things like this that got me into astrophysics at the age of 6. Nearly 40 years later and I just have more questions than I started with. :D Which is wonderful.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Well said 😀🥳😎🤟

[@ManuelGarcia-oz9uo]

All that learning and never coming to the knowledge of the truth. The truth is that the earth is flat with a dome over it. The edge is antartica. The sun moon and stars are small and travel in circles above the earth. What you call planets are actually stars, so are comets. Learn the truth The Sun,moon and stars zodiac clock app channel w david weiss., globe busters channel.

[@evanirvana500]

I love how this video brings home to us that we are utterly insignificant in the universe. Once upon a time it was believed that we were the center of the universe. Now we realize that we are in a nothing special area of the solar system, Hannah nothing special area of the Galaxy, and nothing special area of the universe. so check your arrogance at the door.

[@arakthunder]

Voyager 1 would take 42331240 days to get out of the oort cloud, damn.

[@GirlofCulture]

Oversimpliefied History of the World, should be really interesting for you Guys. But what i really liked, because of the adorable figures in the videos. From Suibhne - Animation film about the history of Germany, Amercians, Russia, Japan, Greece and so on. It is really adorable. And pedagogical value ^^

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Not gonna lie. Had to look up pedagogical 😂 Nice word usage there. 😀😎🤟 My vocabulary is so basic. Need to start those word of day thingys 😝

[@GirlofCulture]

@@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2 Well.. edjucational were correct as well, but i thought it had more charme to use pedagogicial.

[@TheEminemforvever]

Oh you guys should really check out "what's hidden under the type 6 civilization". Really dope!

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

On our request list to check out at some point for sure 😊

[@mr.flibblessumeriantransla5417]

You guys are absolutely adorable

[@lordhiten]

The 'Most Replayed' says a lot.

[@facetubetwit1444]

this always bring me back to a picture i once saw i think its called universe brain, but the image is of a rats brain cell compared to an image of the known universe and how eerily the same the images are. as if to say the entire structure of the universe looks identical to a brain and all its neurons.

[@facetubetwit1444]

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[@FinerStuff]

A galaxy that is billion light-years across, look just like a speck from afar. That's how big the universe is.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

😯🤯🤩

[@OrbiTiZZeD]

the Men In Black reference was legit

[@TweedSuit]

If you want to share a moment with all of your ancestors, just look up at the night sky. They would have seen the same things.

[@sync4995]

Hey this was great I really enjoyed it :)

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Thanks! Happy to hear 😀🥳🤗

[@JonsTunes]

More stars and hence more planets than grains of sand on the entire earth 🤯 Next time you're at the beach, grab a handful of sand, single out a single grain and that's us!

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

😯🤯

[@alricaneshama]

@Definitely Not Definitive I was RIGHT! Oh, sorry. Conversation I had with my brain about your Mrs. She looks like a young Melissa Gilbert. Both equally stunning.

[@billvegas8146]

If you did not learn this in the first 12 years of public school you were robbed.

[@drobichaud1000]

micheal and pam from the office

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

😂🤗 Jim is going to be upset 😜

[@Agent-57]

Well you should watch Kurzgesagt In a nutshell videos. They are very informative and fun.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Do plan to check those out eventually 🙂

[@vladdracul2942]

Now imagine the beings within that infinity beyond our own less than insignificant earth Lovecraft did...

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

😊🤩

[@photon7019]

If you enjoy the space stuff youtuber MelodySheep has some cool videos. "Timelapse of the Universe" is good video to start with.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

We plan on checking those out 😀

[@mayankingrevisited8815]

The Oceans are the final frontier

[@RickySama240]

I recommend watching the How deep is Earth's ocean from this channel. It's another good watch just like this one! :D

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

We plan to check it out eventually 😀

[@SON-jp9fm]

Observable Universe

[@Azh_Tiel]

If someone says magic isn't real, I just look at the stars and say "We got balls of light floating right above us in the dark vast void of space"

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Haha, good point 🤩

[@eriksand9262]

And some of those balls of light might not even exist anymore, as we are seeing them from millions/billions of years ago.

[@Chuchosun]

I'm small? No we're ALL small

[@grahamdixon1699]

And we're totally the only life out there guys! lmao

[@didierleonard7125]

The final « prospective » in this video is miscalculated… with its number 150 sextillion, it would be like placing our light bubble and the universe had a radius of 1000 times of the medium orbital disrance of the Pluto planet from the sun… not the radius of the Plato planet…

[@wisdomplaysbtd6144]

Can you guys do a reaction to “a journey to the end of the universe” by “cool worlds” as a theoretical astrophysicist, that video is the coolest thing I’ve ever seen

[@jameshumphreys9715]

In a galaxy far far away

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

☺️

[@brianellinger6622]

Yeah I do

[@PUBG__Bouncy]

Imagine being at the edge of the universe

[@PUBG__Bouncy]

2t galaxies and we still think there ain't no aliens wow

[@malcolmplays90]

There's A different video about this where the narrator is speaking way faster

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

😎👍🙂

[@rishabhkarn2769]

I want to be immortal not because I want to rule anyone it's just I want to see all the beautiful civilization that will come and go .. and all the possible things that will happen .. I want to see everything... ❤️ That's my dream .. although its impossible but still ... ❤️

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

☺️

[@Rob_Infinity3]

If a large mirror was placed in space 5 light years from Earth facing us and you had a powerful enough telescope. If you pointed the telescope at the mirror and looked Earth in the reflection. You would effectively be seeing the Earth 10 years in the past.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Love fun facts like this 😊😀🤩

[@speedygonzales7147]

If you remember the Voyager photographie with the "mote of dust suspended in a sunbeam ..." and some people think they should have wars to conquer a tiny slice of it it takes all of this to another level of ridiculousity. Instead of working together to make our existence multiplanetary to avoid extinction at least in our own solar system we argue wich god is the right one to pray to. Not want to open up a religious discussion everyone should believe in what he / she thinks is right to do, but only saying some are completely fine to blow themselves up to take some others with them just because they are not the same opinion. Everyone should think about how the odds where to let you be born and not someone else, so be grateful, embrace what we have and enjoy your life and enrich someones other, instead of being destructive by any sense.

[@Azmedon-AU]

The universe is a pretty big place. If it's just us, seems like an awful waste of space.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Truth 🙂

[@princeson13]

lol our uiverse is so small i feel we mite be the germs of teh galaxy,other alies areliterally to big for us to interact with

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

😂

[@Dark-ux4bi]

its stuff like this that makes me thing that there HAS to be aliens out there. even if you believe in the rare earth theory. theres no way in a universe THAT large that we are the only ones out there