TRUE Limits Of Humanity - The Final Border We Will Never Cross

[@kurzgesagt]

Hey Everybody! So this video is a remake and remaster of an older video that has a mistake in it. You can watch the original here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kH2Xqox-mamGjdU What is the mistake? In a nutshell: In the original video we said that it was PHYSICALLY impossible to leave the local group and reach other galaxy groups. That the rest of the universe is moving away from us too fast to catch up. But that’s wrong. It is not PHYSICALLY impossible to leave the Local Group, just extremely unlikely that we’ll ever do it. BUT: If you have a lot of time and a fast spaceship you can still get to a limited amount of galaxies - these galaxies will eventually get out of reach forever but until then, they are technically within reach. So why did we keep the video up and didn’t purge it when we deleted our addiction and refugee crisis videos? Well, it has to do with the nature and severity of the mistake: We did talk to a few astrophysicists to ask them what they thought and if we should take down the video. Their feedback was pretty clear, they thought it was still fine as the universe expansion things explained in the video are correct and they didn’t consider the local group thing as too major. This was actually a case of “good enough”. Also, back when this original upload happened, Kurzgesagt was operating at pretty tight margins and just redoing a video was not easy for us. Back then the team was small and we were fighting to put new videos out. So we just swallowed the bitter pill and kept the video around. But the video still bothered us, as far as we know this was the biggest unfixed mistake on the channel. Super frustrating, especially because the core idea of the video is so fascinating. The limit of our species. The actual limit. So yeah, we finally remade the video, sorry for taking this long, life got in the way. The original video will stay up, you can compare the two if you want to see how far we have come in a few years in terms of production quality. All in all, we could only grow the channel and work on getting better because of direct support from you guys. So thank you for that. - Philipp PS: If you want, check out our shop for some new posters about the universe posters and black hole plushies and stuff like that: kgs.link/shop-142

[@paddyrapp]

Dedication Level: Through the roof

[@andrefarfan4372]

Nice

[@kingmaple9252]

Hi

[@vertiko87]

@King of kings number 3 is me

[@wzae___]

Yooo

[@JayExci]

This is the most upsetting thing that will literally never affect me

[@thewacky1558]

@@justsomeguy4260 Dude, that's Jay Exci and it wasn't an insult to the video.

[@justsomeguy4260]

@@thewacky1558 idgaf about who da fook is Jay sexy

[@Anakin_Skywalker_pasx9CUdxkPOW]

Is anyone forgetting about wormholes???

[@taco5225]

@@justsomeguy4260 hey man, chill

[@lostmusic99]

@@Anakin_Skywalker_pasx9CUdxkPOW They only exist in fiction. No wormholes have been observed so far.....

[@SeanHodgins]

The phrase "Our galaxy is certainly big enough to entertain humanity" gives serious existential crisis vibes.

[@picklr3893]

Same

[@TopGamer-wh8hy]

then you're not scifi-ing hard enough

[@vldmt2720]

Same

[@TopGamer-wh8hy]

@@vldmt2720 I was so depressed watching this, just to bust out laughing at “Milkdromeda” Welcome to another episode of "What's going to give me an existential crisis?" It feels like they are explaining something from a movie while it is in fact real life. 😂 The phrase "Our galaxy is certainly big enough to entertain humanity" gives serious existential crisis vibes.

[@vldmt2720]

@@TopGamer-wh8hy k

[@pdf_humor3844]

They spend hundreds of hours making amazing content and end it with “sorry it took so long”. Best KZbin channel on the platform

[@NetherFrog]

Couldn't have said it better

[@democard1199]

Their content is more and more improved right now. If we look back, there's another content that's need months and motnhs to make. But now, maybe just few weeks. And they're told us: "Sorry, we're not machine, but this is the best we can do" No dude, take your time. We need your quality, not some random quantity.

[@danielschmaderer]

The wait is always worth it.

[@davidbrown-he7ql]

I agree but theyre are doing a lot of rehashing old videos nowadays - 90% of the stuff in this one was in the limits of humanit video from a few years ago - time for some new content i reckon.

[@tempest7183]

@@danielschmaderer yep

[@ryanhoyt2210]

Having full transparency is simply refreshing and is why I value the content you create. Mistakes are in fact unavoidable especially with such complicated topics and in-depth science. Which as we all know is evolving over time as more technological advances are developed and as a direct result more accurate information is available. I applaud you and I hope all platforms including the government and social media companies as a whole follow your lead and provide its constituents the same honesty. After all we are but monkeys with good ideas trying to figure out life's deepest and most philosophical questions and values. No one expects the ultimate truth; they demands the utmost honesty and humility. That can be understood, but to claim to be all knowing even after being proven wrong is just insulting. I one hundred percent encourage that you keep the old video up for comparison, you pin a comment for clarification; BUT also tag a link to the updated video for true transparency and be able to access the most accurate version with no confusion. This increases your views, as well as the quality of your connection with your audience. If everyone operated this way companies would be considered more reputable and believable. Well done ❤

[@saelthomas6867]

stop yapping

[@Woopwoopwyatt]

@@saelthomas6867You’re pathetic

[@pabloherrera8964]

@@saelthomas6867 stop wasting letters for your comments.

[@ryansgametime2146]

@@saelthomas6867did you even read what he said

[@StylizedStation]

I cannot believe the level of production that goes into these videos. From the animations, to the incredibly well-researched scripts, to the CUSTOM MUSIC??? This is without a doubt, one of the most impressive channels on the platform. Never stop making videos.

[@raghav_sandilya]

They sure put some effort

[@no-rq7fp]

Lets keep supporting them then!

[@zubairali1741]

I like anime

[@anirudhshekar367]

Definitely the highest quality content I've ever seen on KZbin

[@thisninja11]

That’s motion design for ya

[@madavmahesh1940]

i love how kurzegesagt gives us a existential crisis in the middle of the video and tries to soothe us in the end

[@EbonQuill]

We all need to understand are meaningless existence so we know how much we should appreciate it.

[@loljewlol]

This is just an average video of kurzegesagt giving us existential crisis

[@shreeolambe2202]

And I love how you spelled kurzqhsksgsussjsbshsjst correctly

[@cosmnick2805]

I like the videos, they give me hope but don't make me think that humanity is destiny to be gods. But if we are stuck with tictok we are gonna go nowhere lol

[@TollmanVideoWorks]

@@cosmnick2805 I hate tik tok so much it’s ruining my age group

[@ChengTeoh]

"94% of the galaxies that we can see are already unreachable" ... that's not even taking into account the 100% of the un-observable universe that's out there.

[@peterwang5660]

Well, we don’t know how large that is.

[@raphabl1389]

I think only a handful of stars are actually reachable to humans. If we are ever able to travel at almost the speed of light, a 4 year journey to Proxima Centauri would be possible, but travelling accross the milky way for thousands of years in a ship is unfeasible. I really really hope Einstein is wrong and faster than light travel is somehow possible

[@joanmip]

@@raphabl1389 maybe we'll develop some kind of Alcubierre drive that will let us travel faster than light. Although neither of us will live long enough to see it, so don't worry 🙃

[@zetaforever4953]

Can't miss what you never had

[@zetaforever4953]

@@raphabl1389 well if we can make starships that can travel through the Galaxy, we could also make ourselves more durable bodies that won't die every 90 years or so. At the moment we can do neither. But uploading our brains to artificial bodies (kind of like Avatar the movie) seems easier than intergalactic travel at the speed of light. If we could ever do the latter, we would probably already have done the former. So you could undertake a 1000 year journey without worrying about old age.

[@Shesaphantomm]

everybody feels existential dread from these types of videos and here I am feeling a sense of peace, it's something beautiful about living in a world that we will never know how big it truly is. we will never truly know what came before us and what'll come after. all we have is right now. we are just specks in the universe, no more significant to it than two grains of sand are to us. I find a strange comfort in knowing we are apart of something much larger than we will ever be

[@ianboydstun6453]

Watching kurzegesagt is like having a 10 minute existential crisis, then calming down and going “that was fun, let’s do it again”

[@ms.yawhaw8831]

Thingthing

[@guyfaux900]

You just defined a roller coaster ride.

[@guyfaux900]

Okay so effectively the universe is like a human brain when you're young dence with galaxies and stars/synapses and brain cells. When you're old all the stars / Brain cells are gone (or receding) and you eventually end up alone in the dark as your situational awareness dims to just your own sphere of influence.

[@basile2702]

@@guyfaux900 who?

[@pan_salceson]

You should try SEA channel if you *really* want to know how the existential crisis from a scientific youtube video can feel like. "Cosmic scale" is a nice place to begin with (:

[@JaysTechVault]

To think someday the night sky will be empty is depressing.

[@fatguy4994]

Sad

[@The360MlgNoscoper]

in this video not the night sky, just what's beyond milkdromeda

[@christianlett]

There would still be the billions of stars within the Milkdromeda galaxy so still plenty to look at :)

[@jaimevalencia6271]

Everything ends but it doesn’t make it not beautiful

[@Эффективныйбодибилдинг]

the night sky is about only 3000 light years radius, so it will be ok until the dark energy overcomes the gravity on these distances which will happen probably long after all the stars die

[@Remiel_Plainview]

Can we take a moment to praise how gorgeous the animation was?. Absolutely beautiful.

[@zappawench6048]

It was literally breathtaking in parts.

[@bloodgripen2257]

If the thumbnail doesn't get you, then the first 5 seconds will

[@whoopty5776]

Because their videos are exactly that every time

[@HoraneMessiMessinho]

New here?

[@knyghtryder3599]

Yup out-sane

This was horrendously beautiful! I don't know what I liked more, whether the information itself or the fact that you acknowledged making mistakes in the previous video. Thank you so much for such fantastic videos and information you provide us with as well as the way you do it. You are an amazing team. Congratulations.

[@rivques4516]

The scariest part of this is that something like this might have already happened to us, and we have no idea we're missing something huge.

[@diogor1999]

DUDE

[@Stray7]

You know, I was trying NOT to contemplate that...

[@shashwatsharma2596]

It cost you nothing to not say that, *existential crisis intensifies*

[@meemum04]

holy shit

[@ManLikeWho..]

bro...

[@TBomb15]

kurzgesagt: 80% existential dread, 10% optimistic nihilism, 10% birds

[@stanleyoranika9292]

Hi Kurzgesagt. I love the quality of your content. Why does the audio in your videos skip these days?

[@stanleyoranika9292]

Lovely content from Kurzgesagt. Why does the audio in the videos skip these days?

[@MandeepKaur-wi7sg]

in a nutshell, yea ur right

[@titaninsane]

@@stanleyoranika9292 Maybe it’s just you ? The video’s working fine for me

[@ivankaleoniefuchs333]

giggles..."Angry" Birds?

[@user-yu5jj7xm2s]

Every Kurzgesagt video: - Facts - Scares you - Then calms you down - Add birds

[@stanleykirk5083]

you forget - gives existential crisis

[@abiez4018]

Well, not really a Fact you can See A lot of kurzegast video are Theory

[@lunaanix2693]

codnt agree more

[@gleitgelmeister749]

And in the end makes you question everything and even more

[@jachuu308]

Thats just a stolen comment from another video

[@DarthLenna]

9:00 this part made me wander if theres somthing that we dont know about that happend before the big bang and im pretty sure there is

[@universal3025]

The universe, where we are, has a theoretical start date. I think that our universe is a newborn, microscopic speck in a random tiny area in the cosmos. And the grand cosmos itself is everything else outside of our universe. And I believe this infinitesimal cosmos is an empty, black, matter less, timeless space that forever goes in all directions eternally and is a realm that has always existed, with no beginning. And has made and housed many other universes more than trillions of quadrillions of times, throughout the trillions of quadrillions or more years ago, since the cosmos was always there ..

[@somedude1068]

Plot twist: Every big bang is ultra massive black holes releasing particles they absorbed from all galaxies around them in an infinite loop

[@sriramdadi8647]

"Since you started watching this video 22 million stars have moved out of our reach forever" The existential crisis vibes...

[@bloommaster4686]

well thats unfortunate. I bet I missed the chance to hang out with at least a billion cool and fun aliens. we could have worried about the future of the universe together...

[@Zer00783]

Maybe we aren't in the middle of the Universe and will go through the cosmical horizon 👁️🌌👁️😱

[@dan-us6nk]

@@Zer00783 no, it is relative to us.

[@skyyli7124]

@Jou t6 Flawed judgement. Temperature is a measure of particles' kinetic energy. When temperature is at the lowest (-273.15⁰K), the particles are still. On the hottest end of the spectrum, the speed of the particles is bound by the speed of light. TLDR: The hottest temperature is dictated by the speed of light.

[@skyyli7124]

@Jou t6 For proof of light speed study Maxwell's equations. You'll find it quite difficult to disprove. Matches what we observe exactly

[@PeetMontzingo]

this is my favorite channel ever

[@Skartx8]

Ok

[@jojojo5027]

Ok

[@Nsquare_01]

Ok

[@Ppmanners]

Ok

[@j.roppenheimer9209]

Ok

[@sarthakgarg3526]

I love Kurzgesagt: They first make you feel depressed and then happy.

[@no0byfibby793]

Thats exactly how their vids go Sad and hopeless ---> “but wait, there’s a chance...” or “or is it...?”

[@attilakovacs5040]

I don't think that they make you feel depressed....they just make you use your head and think about a single question:"what if...?"

[@dave_banan]

optimistic nihilism

[@boonkgang6236]

@@attilakovacs5040 both honestly

[@attilakovacs5040]

@@dave_banan exactly!

[@swiftyunknown]

2:26 he said the thing

[@atypical_pupil424]

What did he say

[@Muhammed_English314]

@@atypical_pupil424 In a nutshell, get it?

[@foxgaming76yt24]

Yeah lmao.

[@1XXL1]

lol

[@adityabhalekar3506]

@@atypical_pupil424 kurzegasgt means in a nutshell in german

[@googleuser4203]

Oh maaan..... I already feel nostalgic for these passing stars that I never saw nor I knew

[@justtelescopic5187]

@zijuiy wttuy True !!

[@marekkrakovsky4187]

Don´t worry!! The Artificial Super Intelligence has no limits at all. It can create, change and destroy as many Universes as it wishes!

[@kester135]

we all feel a little bit FoMo when it comes to the universe, im a bit disappointed that ill miss the sight of Andromeda filling the night sky where as rn its only a barely visible speck

[@showtopboxcouk]

Clever

[@KarimMaassen]

Nothing like a good episode of Existential Crisis by Kurzgesagt.

[@dragonfire2371]

Try exhurb1a

[@somsakbureethong2412]

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[@McS3lim]

Marshaallah

[@thedoomslayer8475]

@Wessel de Dood .4

[@ThomasDoubting5]

If it's a crisis then you are clinging on to belief existentialism is an absolute adventure.

[@jabari.n]

honestly, knowing the universe is so incomprehensibly large is kinda comforting. nothing I'm stressed about today really matters at this scale.

[@fca003]

"In the future, they will think there is only one universe, created from their local big bang." - An ancient advanced civilization, trillions of years ago.

[@rajeshwariumashankar8082]

First reply to the comment hearted by kurzgesagt himself 20th like BTW

[@thejakeshow3811]

holy shit

[@vxerx4875]

@@rajeshwariumashankar8082 bruh whhy did you edit it?

[@Sam-pk7sc]

I thought this too!! Gosh it's so not okay.. but what if it's not the big bang in the first place?

[@dickcheney3225]

Lmao dude we really know nothing about the crazy place we exist in it’s seriously nuts

[@rachelclare5483]

Hugely appreciate the integrity of this channel. The hard, labourious hours spent remodelling this video just is a credit to your whole team behind the channel. You're the role model of excellence

[@Vergil1233x]

Aunty you look beautiful

[@rachelclare5483]

@@Vergil1233x ...?

[@ashishbhave4402]

@@rachelclare5483 beautiful

[@Bennahr_Fett]

The animation is also really compelling, and they use a very enticing color pallet.

[@stilltrash3391]

@@Vergil1233x simp

[@BobSkating]

Kurzgesagt is like a friend that’s making coolest gift ever,but then apologizing that he was 2 minutes late to the party.

[@jonbaxter2254]

The kind of friend that makes you feel lousy in comparison

[@CarlosGustavoHenrique]

I keep thinking about somewhere in the universe where there is "people" thinking the same things and we will never know about eachother. Amazing

[@JaYoeNation]

Anyone else get queasy when you try to take this all in? Think of all the amazing things beyond our little infinitesimal slice of time and space.

[@trojanhorse7897]

That's why Einstein believed God.

[@eliaschavz8649]

Just what I was thinking I would refer to the yt channel Vsauce for it's video 'Our narrow slice'

[@Krsnik666]

It's pointless to stress about. We are nothing but a little anthill that will eventually go extinct. Just enjoy life on this rock while you have it.

[@maxtm7303]

Yeah I also get like that when I think about what if nothing existed

[@gregfinlayson8135]

I'm ten and this is what keeps me up at night

[@Aaron-be2pt]

Now THIS is exactly the sort of existential dread I enjoy. It's terrifying, enormous, yet comforting all at the same time.

[@osboss1620]

The music is comforting

[@MrKraignos]

Try cosmic horror. No comforting in that though, sorry

[@gamersaliteplus]

Only thing comforting is the animation

[@PHNeutre49]

@@spumbibjorn I think it has to do with knowing that humans are so very small compared to the Universe they live in. It's the limitations of our species and, in fact, our own sad fate to one day become extinct. It might relate to our fear of death and our futile dreams of being immortal and all-powerful one day. Tho I'm with you on this one. Even one galaxy is enough and our species is bound to go extinct long before any of that stuff becomes relevant anyway. I mean, I'd be happy if we ever manage to colonize another planet before going extinct.

[@Duack_]

When they apologise for a mistake I didn't even know about, you know this is high quality content :)

[@HermeticallyHermeticThricGreat]

It's only when we run out of questions, is went we inevitably answer The only question ⁉️

[@theultimatechampion154]

@Darkfarfetch and how is this not high quality content? The information is correct, fact checked, delivered to us in a way so that everyone can understand and it's entertaining. Where's the flaw?

[@Kenobisan02]

@@theultimatechampion154 there's always gonna be some people that will find a way to hate on something.

[@Kenobisan02]

@@theultimatechampion154 Probably cause they simplify it too much? If that's the case, then they should just go out and learn it in details for themselves

[@budfeed8672]

I’m also high

[@_letstartariot]

I absolutely adore the animation style of this channel.

[@n0waa]

These mad birbs didnt even put ads in the middle of the video, honestly this deserves to be awarded with smth

[@Thiago100Zwetsch]

I watch the videos with ads on, this is my way to support them, but I totally agree with you!

[@destroyercrush1052]

Ok wtf are these channels?

[@xlyg343]

@@destroyercrush1052 maybe they are for real. Maybe strange bots.

[@eugenejamesbon3399]

Yeah

[@solar0wind]

The original kurzgesagt channel is German, and they neither have ads nor a shop because they belong to one of the KZbin channels that are publicly funded. We have a tax to fund certain media outlets (I think only TV channels a while ago), but now also several KZbin channels are paid with this money, which is honestly great.

[@mradulgupta682]

The biggest bummer to me is knowing that I'll never truly see how far humanity will go. It's like joining a game half way through and leaving before it ends. There's no closure to that.

[@raysolace3508]

That bums me out every other week lol I think about what we are capable of and half of what I think we can do I won't be around to see

[@fl00d69]

I'll give you the spoiler: we destroy ourselves. I'm not even kidding.

[@billrussell1933]

Good thing is you won't care once you are gone

[@fartkerson]

Even if the premise and content of this video were incorrect, you're still not going to see much because you're a blipping human. (My mistake if you're an alien or A.I.)

[@Marcustheseer]

ooo you wil just not in youre current form.

[@Galimeer5]

"Born too late to explore the world, born too early to explore the universe. Born just in time to realize that exploring the universe is logistically impossible."

[@Fleetstreetbestone]

Ok so basically what he’s saying is that it is impossible to travel past the ‘event horizon’ of our local group and then travel to another one as the universe is expanding at the speed of light and maybe even faster. But what if maybe in a few ten thousand years if we have the technology to create wormholes if that is even possible (is it?) would we be able to bend space and time to then travel to other groups so there would be no need to travel faster than light which is theoretically impossible. Please someone answer I am desperate for answers haha

[@Fleetstreetbestone]

@@og_apple haha yea true, at least we are in a time period to know all of the wonderful possibilities and theories of what is to come in the future.

[@seanmika7427]

That puts me at peace

[@jihyunj.2096]

timing is never right, but time is just and precise. LOL

[@JK-dv3qe]

@@og_apple in the year 500BC it seemed 'far fetched' that humans could fly in the sky

[@Arkham.H.]

Do i get bored,search these types of videos and then proceed to have a mental breakdown? Yes. Yes i do.😂❤

[@sbeb8414]

"Are you having an exsistential crisis?" "No." "Would you like to?"

[@路遥-w5w]

how do you define a crisis, why do you think it is the case?

[@Panzerschreck716]

@Samuel Parsons same

[@Jogwheel]

The scope of the universe is firmly outside my comprehension. It is just _too big_ to properly understand.

[@raedbaffoun5819]

yep its a waste of time to try to grasp the size of the universe, it is simply beyond the limits of our brains

[@davidzechowy]

Would be cool if we enhanced our brain to be able to grasp things that large. I bet it could be done

[@ramensamosa8186]

Exactly what I was feeling while watching this lol

[@spacebarbarian._]

@It's a thing of beauty shrink the brain or the universe for the brain?

[@lonestarr1490]

You mean the observable universe. We literally cannot start speaking about the whole universe (given that this phrase even makes sense) for we have no way of knowing what percentage of the whole universe is actually observable for us.

[@sylak2112]

me : "It's probably not possible to make a video that is depressing, informative, fun and positive at the same time!" Kurzgesagt : "Hold my bird seeds"

[@spaceatom6844]

Kurzgesagt: “hold my birds”

[@TNYC_728]

Best comment

[@TNYC_728]

Deez seedzz

[@adriansk9361]

Alooone... On the edge of the universe humming a tune For merely dreaming we were snow ... A siren sounds like the goddess who promises endless apologies of paradise Dream Sweet in Sea Major -Miracle Musical

[@jeyalogeswaranveerapan5045]

Probably my mom if she ever saw this video: "Every second you're just sitting there doing nothing, 60,000 stars have passed the horizon!"

[@Ozionian]

Give your ma' some credit. She wants the best for you.

[@yonathanjack1313]

My mother does and She is the best

[@rohankishibe8259]

Every second you're just sitting there doing nothing, a Palestinian is getting killed/imprisoned by the Israeli forces.

[@naveenarora6467]

@@rohankishibe8259 like really? Dont say stupid shit ur just making jt wworse for the Palestinian cause

[@minecrafting_il]

@@rohankishibe8259 I live in Israel, and I don't know what the fuck you are talking about

[@Tenshi_Sora]

I love content creators who can say “Hey, we were wrong, we are sorry for that. Here is a new video correcting our mistake.” It shows not only a high level of dedication but trust between content creators and their viewers. Bravo my friends, bravo! 😁

[@jarodsmith9042]

agreed integrity means alot

[@altide8784]

Soon they will realize it's even larger than what they think now, and edit it again

[@Ahmetpashaaa]

I'm agree with you but there is one creator bruh! !

[@smartart6841]

@@Ahmetpashaaa nah,its a team

[@fgpt4828]

Lol 90 percent of their videos are just unproven conjecture. It literally is based on hypotheses and not factual in any way. Tomorrow most of them will be disproven. I'd think people would watch these as imagination exercises and not like a scientifical cult

[@nemithkaluarachchi292]

"some future species' will never know that there are other galaxies." makes me wonder what we have already missed and will never be able to know...

[@chriswithee9408]

Right!? This is what I was thinking about too

[@imonke5303]

There is no reason this should be a sad thought, it is the way of things, if there were previous civilizations before us there will be more after, one will inevitably prosper indefinitely, maybe

[@fliontio3246]

Sigh, why can't magic exist along with tech : (

[@namu5583]

@@fliontio3246 because tech is magic.

[@fliontio3246]

@@namu5583maybe tech is a magic itself

[@bitflipped5337]

these types of vids never cease to give me chills, it always drags me back from that uncomprehensible sense of fear of maybe dying? Or is it the dying part or the millions of surging unanswered questions that will never be enlightened with these mortal lives we've got. Had always relied on the philosophy of Socrates regarding death (much better than the hell and heaven of every religions out there) but guess there are holes that will never be covered by these mere philosophies. Based here I think we all have these answers because we rely only on one medium which is the use of light, but I think we should like to explore more on these so called dark energy in order to understand this universe even more, as we're kind of already reaching the dead end of studying this universe through that medium which is the light.

[@kickstart3974]

I hope you never stop looking for truth. There is a God who loves you and sent His Son to die for you. There is evidence of Christianity. I would greatly encourage you to look into Lee Strobel's Case for Christ which details the reasons he (a former atheist) converted to Christianity through the research that he was doing to write an article (for the Chicago Tribune where he worked) to actually disprove Christianity to prove to his wife that her beliefs were juvenile and naive. Essentially he failed. Also, William Lane Craig has great resources on God and Cosmology. I understand that comment sections aren't really the greatest places for conversations on this and that your comment really wasn't about religion, and it's your decision on whether to take anything I said seriously, on what you believe in, etc. I just felt like I should leave this comment here. Like I said, never stop searching for the truth, that being said I hope you have a good day!

[@Infrared01]

Has anyone else noticed that their art and animations are getting more and more fantastic?

[@sugaristhenewwhite]

Yes

[@MikeKayK]

I prefer the simpler animations being used in clever and creative ways, personally. It's what makes this channel special and unique for me. There are a million channels with fancy animations.

[@asetheticaii3001]

@@MikeKayK agreed

[@marcse7en]

It called IMPROVEMENT! ....... It often happens over time! 😂😂😂

[@dish7877]

I've watch Kurzgesagt since Evolution, and im so proud of what they've become... (depsite having nothing to do with them)

[@lionheart4424]

I love how this channel presents the most depressing facts of the universe in a lighthearted way using ducks. *I am now subscribed.*

[@kimmykola9974]

Me two

[@MariOmor1]

Not just ducks, but birds and humans too! I subbed to them!

[@guyfaux900]

Ducks are the harbingers of despair.

[@debankanroy0]

Not using.... (killing......xd)

[@MariOmor1]

@@guyfaux900 they only bring despair if you're a piece of bread

[@johncastano2747]

If there was to be awards on youtube, this channel would be a massive winner

[@royroos8036]

Totally agree. Awesome animation, good information and everything told by a great narrator. Easy to comprehend, even though comprohension on this subject is relative

[@panze-r]

I think LEMMiNO would be a good competitor both have amazing quality content

[@Skippy-id9yt]

Yeah, why dont they have you tube awards ??

[@luilui89]

@@Skippy-id9yt because if it’s elected by democratic ways like voting.. CardiB would likely win the award..

[@winstonsmith7858]

They only give awards to themselves. I take it you haven’t seen where Susan Wojickis accepts a free speech award from KZbin.

[@deniskim3456]

08:33 Makes you think what kind of stuff is already unreachable and could have fundamentally changed our view of the universe.

[@jonnykatz8749]

Shout out to Kurzgesagt to being committed to facts and acknowledging when they have made a mistake. How rare that is these days. It is so greatly appreciated and shows that you care about your content. Bravo!

[@tgillies101]

Hear hear ......

[@JustSomeFroit]

Hear hear ......

[@estefanibustos6983]

That rarity is called Intellectual humility! 🙌🏼

[@lukewenzel8085]

Really respect this channel for referring to a previous mistake they made, and filling us in. Shows the amount of pride they have for the work they put out.

[@LNasterio]

I love this channel for some of their quality contents, but they don't usually admit their mistakes and it really bothers me how much misinformation they have spread.

[@melonachii]

Yes

[@theradninja4666]

@@LNasterio what misinformation, they've only made minor mistakes and are rectifying them.

[@Fleetstreetbestone]

Ok so basically what your saying is that it is impossible to travel past the ‘event horizon’ of our local group and then travel to another one as the universe is expanding at the speed of light and maybe even faster. But what if maybe in a few ten thousand years if we have the technology to create wormholes if that is even possible (is it?) would we be able to bend space and time to then travel to other groups so there would be no need to travel faster than light which is theoretically impossible. Please someone answer I am desperate for answers haha

[@theradninja4666]

@@Fleetstreetbestone what? you're just extrapolating right now. nowhere did I say it's impossible. i asked what misinformation was spread.

[@scorpio3899]

I love how they remake a whole video just for a tiny mistake and they do it not only better but explains why they do it, that's true dedication. Thank you

[@WinterGamesYT]

the devs just put up an invisible wall as a redundancy because they thought no creature would ever get off the ground

[@anonymuxx4452]

“We are at the beginning of the end of the universe” hits hard

[@federox86]

until 500 years ago, the earth was at the center of the solar system. we always think every century that we have come to know everything about what is around us. Do you really think that your fellow humans know the absolute truth about everything. not me.

[@bernardosantos8020]

Antithesis always hit hard

[@RyanSoltani]

Yeah

[@kevinvu5432]

The universe as we know it.

[@ShantanuBaviskar]

Especially because of 2020 and 2021

[@chickenmybobbers1073]

Somebody deserves a raise for the really good animation throughout the film.

[@raoulhayes196]

Its sponsored by Kill Gates

[@Firewalk368]

It’s sponsored by Lill Gates

[@j2ck226]

Its sponsored by Jill Gates

[@rajdeepsaha7335]

It’s sponsored by hill gates

[@brendon7577]

Its sponsored by Bill Gates

[@slothogaming1270]

Even though we know we won’t ever make it to these other galaxies, just be happy that we knew it exists, before it’s gone.

[@buttermoth8669]

Our current view of physics is very limited to be fair, we haven’t left our own planet so we don’t even actually know of physics works the same in the rest of the universe, of corse we can test and observe as much as we’re able and we can collect all the information we can get to come to conclusions, but almost everything we know about physics isn’t final, there are so very few things we can say for absolute certainty when it comes to the laws of physics and how the universe really works that nothing we know now is final, I personally believe one day maybe once we have reached the boarder of our galaxy, if humanity, or what ever we have collectively evolved into, will find a way to surpass the limit that is the speed of light, and we will be able to illuminate the rest of the universe again, maybe by then we will have learned how to manipulate gravity in a way we will be able to pull the super cluster back together again, or simply we will learn how to cross the whole universe and see all of it, we can never really know what the future brings

[@lilxeno7682]

@@buttermoth8669 nice text

[@jesusleon3611]

We will go back to the universe one day i am the living earth in flesh and i am the universe it self 👁️

[@williamvannoy3211]

I also think that we could surpass the limits of physics one day, but that’s assuming that we make it that far. Unfortunately there’s a chance that civilization ends itself or maybe an event could end all of humanity like an asteroid or a nuclear war, which would also be caused by ourselves. I think that right now we just need to focus on coming together as a species and fixing our planet and way of life so that we have a much better chance of actually achieving the goals of breaking the speed of light and such. Nice comment tho 👍

[@cdog157]

He's a nice little time paradox humanity eventually learns how to go back in time all the alien sightings are actually true it's just other humanity making sure we evolve in the right way. Now I see the giant paradox. Unless it's the way they do it in the avengers where he is someone else's timeline. You never know.

[@albdamned577]

When a scientist says something is possible, they are probably right. When they say something is impossible, they are definitely wrong. The limits of my world are the limits of my imagination and will.

[@cojec]

I told a friend that I was getting an existential crisis from watching this, and their first reaction was "Oooh, can I see it?" We all love Kurzgesagt.

[@DyslexicMitochondria]

This is why Kuzgesagt is one of the most respected channels on KZbin. When they recognised they'd made a mistake in a video, they put in hundreds of hours to remake the ENTIRE VIDEO to rectify it. That is dedication, through and through. If I make a mistake on any of my videos I wouldn't go to such lengths lol

[@tomhappening]

@@DyslexicMitochondria Sup bro I watch ur videos. Love ur channeI

[@chessprovoko5785]

heh, don't worry, FTL is starting to become a real possiblity especialy since wrap bubbles were proven to be feasible.. we just don't know if we can make a wrap bubble or how to make it move, but once we solve those, we will literally be able to move faster than lightspeed

[@cojec]

Oh wow, this blew up. Stop giving me likes; I don't deserve this.

[@cojec]

@@chessprovoko5785 Ever heard of an Alcubierre drive? I think Einstein came up with the theory, and it uses exotic matter to travel faster than light. Although it's theoretical, the only reason we currently believe it wouldn't work is that the amount of energy it would take to get the exotic matter would burn itself up.

[@123453057]

I love content creators who can say “Hey, we were wrong, we are sorry for that. Here is a new video correcting our mistake.” It shows not only a high level of dedication but trust between content creators and their viewers. Bravo my friends, bravo! 

[@shdba]

Imagine going to the doctor with claustrophobia only for them to find out that the cause of this is you knowing you re stuck in the local group.

[@cat_pb]

😂🤣 best comment

[@efulmer8675]

"So... you're feeling trapped by a volume of space equal to 9.54 times ten to the 65th power average internal volumes of the average American house?" *"YES!"* "Alright, let me note that down, give me a minute to check the guidebooks on claustrophobia medication." *Are any of them strong enough for this patient?*

[@liyannah]

how high are you? 😂😂😂

[@paper8510]

@@liyannah 10,000 X the normal amount for me

[@Flashisgreatfr]

Fun fact: did u know that more people die from pigs than from sharks!!?? i will post regular video like this so make sure subscribe!! btw i'm a kid

[@Drennababy]

Things like this really put things into perspective and make you rethink what’s truly important…

[@dragonfire2371]

universe: has places out of reach humans hardly making it to the nearest celestial body: >:(

[@someonexd1632]

ye lol

[@potatorat2508]

hm yes, child reaching for the chocolate chip bag because the cookie jar is on the top shelf

[@carboncompounds9377]

It's never about reaching.....Voyager 1 has GONE OUT OF THE SOLAR SYSTEM!...the part where we struggle is that human would need a lot of supplies if it wants to reach somewhere away....even at good speeds travelling will take hundereds Of human years

[@carboncompounds9377]

We just need to accelerate the spaceship enough....we will be travelling in space where no force is being applied so it will keep moving in the direction without the need of any fuel.

[@150down]

Maybe if we start exploring certain places we barely go to such as idk... Every ocean that surrounds every continent on earth, we might find some new type of resource/s that will enhance the spaceships and allow us to explore space easier. Who knows we dont care about it enough even less the state of the planet.

[@heyitsgowcow]

Can we just acknowledge the music for this episode? Chills. Serious chills.

[@trashawk1821]

Yes. I had to go to spotify to listen to it(and the original too). Both are beautiful.

[@HelpMeFindTheseSongs]

Whats the name of the music artist?

[@OwnFall420]

Chills: Number 15, burger kind foot lettuce

[@budnrobots2968]

Thanks for the spoilers jeez

[@o12jordan]

No.

[@pavanbhushan267]

"The whole universe is depressing and you cannot do anything about it. . . But anyway, you can enjoy your life on earth, you little insect" - Every Kurzgesagt video ever.

[@probablyryan8151]

I read that in THE voice

[@SkylorBeck]

Honestly. Sometimes it's hard to watch these purely because I don't want another existential crisis this week.

[@emmettmccarry3733]

Just wait until you discover @exurb1a

[@saif5337]

Kinda liberating actually

[@TEENASSASSIN]

9:30 thank you for the uplifting ending so i dont get even more depressed

[@srijandas1638]

"We have no idea what these galaxies look like today and we will never know." Im sad now :(

[@Jolmex]

Well... If we take a picture of those galaxies look like today and look at them in a few billion years, we’ll see what they looked like today! Edit: Whoops! This is wrong. Thanks for pointing it out iZetto!

[@iZetto1]

@@Jolmex Unless you travel to these galaxies directly, that doesn't make any sense because you're taking a picture of the old light. In a few billion years, a completely new source of light will appear, and it'll look different.

[@Jolmex]

@@iZetto1 Oh yeah that’s true. In order to to see what the stars look like today, you’d have to find the amount of light years those stars are away from us and wait that amount of years to see what they looked like today. However that would be way into the future so we would never really know what they look like in the moment we are looking at them.

[@kaylays9982]

@@Jolmex Sometimes, looks can be deceiving.

[@runchaoli8011]

We can gather enough information and put them into a giant computer that simulate that entire galaxy. ;D

[@fortyforty-seven1061]

steve taylor saying "birbs" is the most amazing thing ever oh my god

[@notinsideyourwalls]

Where does he say birbs?

[@fortyforty-seven1061]

@@notinsideyourwalls near the end

[@notinsideyourwalls]

Found it

[@amphathyst]

10:26 if anyone wants to know rn :D

[@Traffy123]

*burbs*

[@eeeeee3943]

This guy talks so optimistically while talking about the most depressing things

[@inversionescondani]

ajajaj definitely, their videos are just amazing

[@jasonu3741]

I assume the natural question everyone asks is ... Are multi verses real or just our normal universe broken into sections that have moved past our horizon

[@adimchionyenadum2962]

You mean while talking about the most exciting things?

[@adimchionyenadum2962]

@@jasonu3741 I reckon multiverse should be those that vanished during the initial inflation. Then what will these present disappearances be called? Maybe they need to do another video to address this.

[@noctuabird]

Optimistic nihilism

[@santiagopineda8467]

These are the best videos ever! And the fact that also come in German is amazing!!

[@thedigodragon]

You know this channel is good when it gets people to care about something that would never affect them at all in their lifetime. ^^

[@marcsalzman8082]

Like the title of the Moody Blues album, " To Our Children's, Children's, Children.. ". I'm going to grab a close branch, limb & say there's not a lot of people who are familiar....

[@brandongauthier8433]

I, too, am sad about the stars

[@jeffw8218]

What are you talking about? This is already affecting the planet. It’s why we’ve never been visited by aliens.

[@tulips7465]

Tbh this is why I wanna be immortal. I wanna see all of these come to reality. 😭

[@intuitivetasha113]

@@jeffw8218 what?! They are here !! There is a Facebook group that are full with them! Atleast they claim that are aliens and they have alot of proof.

[@AlfieDesu]

It's not a kurzgesagt video without birds suffering 😌

[@randometroll4801]

Damn straight

[@SergioBocanegra]

And dread

[@pyroblade888]

Lol

[@TopGamer-wh8hy]

sad

[@breeze9800]

True

[@Mori075]

"Every Second of your life 60,000 stars pass the horizon" Donate today, for just five cents you can keep a star alive.

[@biosavat9475]

This sure looks like a promising donation

[@signodeinterrogacion8361]

Every 60 seconds in Africa, a minute passes

[@TBTornado]

@@signodeinterrogacion8361 I'm from Australia, and for me its 59.99999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999 seconds a minute

[@ParadoxPerson02]

Nice

[@somedude1068]

bots on facebook be like: Pray for our universe! 1 like = 1 star saved

[@TheInterestingInformer]

To those feeling bad, just realize we have a reachable universe 18 billion light years across and the furthest we’ve gone so far is about 1 light second.

[@Friarbuck619]

Voyager One is around 22 and a half light hours away currently, which is our furthest distance by object. Our radio waves have travelled about 32 light years since our broadcasts became powerful enough. We're making an impression on our narrow slice already!

[@gu9838]

you should play elite dangerous too its not perfect but gives a REAL SCALE Of just how insanely BIG our own galaxy really is. there is so much stuff in our own galaxy it would take FOREVER to discover alone lol

[@paromita_ghosh]

Atleast shut t* up when you don't know

[@ryansgametime2146]

We may learn how to break the rules and go faster than light

[@ayrem]

My physics teacher had said we were in the perfect time to see the universe around us, it felt nostalgic to hear this again in this video

[@EffySalcedo]

💯🖖

[@thehulk525]

Perfect time to see the observable universe, right? Still cannot see outside that...

[@pray4ray666]

I kind of find it difficult to believe that statement. I imagine us being very similar to that far in the future civilization that will only be able to see its own galaxy. What if our civilization emerged just a couple billion years too late to see some other amazing universal artifacts that will forever remain impossible for us to imagine. Imagine how much more we would know if we emerged sooner. Unfortunately, our scope of knowledge will forever be limited to our current perception.

[@legalfictionnaturalfact3969]

Ankit, everything in existence is observable.

[@zacharygrenier8249]

The end is so wholesome I don't think i've ever heard something that humble and purely honest

[@strokernut]

I know we're all comforted and depressed, but it keeps us humble, right? There's something beautiful about knowing there's still an unexplored world out there when it's all over.

[@gabrielsfilms2086]

then I must be really humble cause I have depression for days! :(

[@chaosjoerg9811]

Those are barriers to overcome. The surface of the planet ist a barrier. The extend of the Solar System another. The local bubble is the next. And so on. Overcoming each of those obstacles will require huge technological innovation. By the time we'd be able to colonize the local group, mankind would've been transformed already entirely, face much different problems and think much different aswell.

[@SIMON-dk8sm]

@@chaosjoerg9811 You're so positive, i respect that

[@darkflightdreamer1698]

@@chaosjoerg9811 robux

[@sevenprovinces]

Not to mention; though it seems unfathomable that laws of physics can be bent or broken, as a species we are also still largely unawares of everything that's out there. Be they particles, energies and reactions. (Think of the fairly recent discovery of the Higgs-Bosun particle). Then there is the scientific community not knowing what happened in the first few seconds of the Big Bang, let alone what was, or wasn't there before the big bang. Who knows which of those discoveries might radically alter our understanding of the universe and how it might affect our own limitations in it (for better or worse). After all, if you explained the world of today to someone from 1921 he or she would give you some very odd looks indeed. Never mind someone from 1021 or 2021BC! All of this to say, life and the universe, will be full of surprises regardless. Now you must excuse me, as I just realized I am not really a hyper-motivated creature...there's a 3x4m guest room that needs exploring, cleaning, and scouring. For some reason that chore -isn't- receding :(.

[@eldritchyarnbeing3295]

my serotonin levels while watching a cartoon bird give me repeated existential crises: 📈📈📈

[@Shlawg2580]

This guy really got me crying over something billions to trillions of years away

[@zarpp9411]

Well a galaxy is enough i think for now

[@kovenmaitreya7184]

lol me too

[@samisikdar5417]

So what will happen to us when we pass into the horizon?

[@eveq1943]

@@samisikdar5417 we won’t, the horizon is around us, for example when you are stood on earth the horizon is always the same distance away all around, even if you move

[@hollow6311]

Fr

[@nahuelma97]

Ah, yes, the quality side of KZbin. I wish there was something like an Emmys for KZbin, with the prestige they deserve. Your production value and eye for detail and overall quality is just pure platinum, cuz gold is just too little for you guys 😂💚

[@apehowtos8949]

I think the Streamy's is a award for KZbinrs

[@CJTower.]

@@apehowtos8949 they don't feature anyone who doesn't upload often :/

[@econojon]

@@apehowtos8949 they're like "best travel KZbinr"; not "best cinematography in a KZbin series".

[@mart_tk6333]

"Once you stop learning, you start dying" Albert Einstein. I really enjoy these kinds of videos that you're making Kurzgesagt. Keep up the good work.

[@barondavisiscool]

Does it make me weird to consider all of this time and time again, but everytime I only feel comfort knowing that in truth, nothing I really do now affects the bigger picture. True peace 🙏🏾

[@OnlyMichaelJackson]

When at the end he mentioned how future civilizations might only think the universe contains their galaxy...and that it doesn't move...it made me wonder how much we've missed during the times before humans existed. It makes me wonder how much of a grasp we really have on how the universe works. I really hope we can somehow preserve what information we have for future civilizations

[@Scugzerker]

They're called books, and articles...

[@khenricx]

@@Scugzerker Not sure they're going to last long enough, or that the information won't be corrupted somehow. We only got a fraction of what was written in antiquity, and the digital age make it even worse. There are no Rosetta stone that could explain to a civilization without computer how to extract data from a dusty hard drive.

[@Jacana66]

@@Scugzerker you want to store information for civilizations in billions of years in the future in a.... book?

[@Jay_in_Japan]

@@Jacana66 FINE.... we'll make it a _really_ big book. Better? 😉

[@_apsis]

@@Scugzerker that aint gonna survive very long, and some of it may be indecipherable to alien life

[@reidepperson8534]

This is possibly the most soul crushing Kurzgesagt video to date lmao.

[@adityaachary7294]

Fermi paradox I think was worse

[@gomjabbar2183]

Nearly every video they make is depressing and nihilistic

[@meatbag1341]

Ikr

[@tacct1kk715]

Really wasn’t if your concerned that we “only” have access to over a trillion stars and just traveling to our nearest star besides the sun takes 2 decades at 20% light speed I don’t know what’s wrong with you and you need to understand how ridiculously huge that number is. the only thing that slightly bothered me was that if your born in the far future you won’t be able to decipher the past which is pretty interesting but not all that sad tbh

[@yeboithunder3287]

Idk I just thought about us dying then what else comes after

[@andrewalvarez1480]

You guys don't need to apologize :'( Your work is amazing and we're all thankful you can provide this information to us in the most incredible manner. Thank you Kurzgesagt

[@karama5562]

This episode is actually beautiful

[@karama5562]

I’ve been watching them for years and it’s so great to see their animation improve this much

[@fartkerson]

The apology was the best part! They validated the worth of their content. A transparent peer review process is spectacular!

[@01mustang05]

Disagree, so you're wrong; How about speak for yourself instead of being like you are; how about you realize how abused and corrupted you are, so much so that you and the majority continue to abuse and corrupt innocent and vulnerable children who didn't choose to exist nor be abused and harmed by abused and corrupted people - like us all - which I know for aa fact and therefore I will speak for us all.

[@Zero-xz2dn]

@@01mustang05 what do you mean?

[@TopFix]

It makes you wonder what the point is then. If there's an eternal limit to how far we can explore, then we'll eventually hit that limit given enough time passes. One thing that has always been at the back of my mind when thinking of meaning is that the vastness of space, especially since it is expanding (aka, making more) would be the path for humanity to keep trucking along into when everything is done/killed off from the moment prior (Earth, Sun, next planets that are explored, etc;), thereby always ensuring that prior achievements/things obtained will have it's purpose to further along that journey long after you and your future generations are gone. But since there's a limit, that we'll eventually touch everything (in an ideal world, no pun intended), then there's no new "stage" to reach for when previous stages expire, and everything in the universe has a shelf life. Therefore, what previously gave meaning as a void that would eventually open new opportunities for said moments to continue to be actualized, is now a door shut in advance which strips away any meaning humanity used to fall back on altogether.

[@MC-874]

I hope there's a way to expand our view distance chunks..

[@bmax5928]

Lmaooo

[@dragonare715]

Get a better computer duhh... and also a very good gaming chair

[@tukreee]

if only

[@harshvardhangajbhiye1292]

Render distance : 1 googleplex

[@seanhibbitt3735]

Serious answer: we may not be able to expand our view distance chunks. But there is a chance we can "move" fast enough to load more chunks. This video was made with lightspeed as the absolute limit. It is possible that we may be able to "move" in different ways in the future

[@simasstaniukaitis2382]

Replacing, remaking and explaining to us "birbs" is the most wholesome thing I heard in a while. I believe you are the best group in KZbin channel. Thanks too you, you are broadening every subscriber's mind

[@StephenG994]

No

[@ivoryas1696]

@@StephenG994 No?

[@amanwithaplan4369]

@@ivoryas1696 no?

[@le0172]

@@StephenG994 how about Yes

[@daithiocinnsealach1982]

For what reason do we need our minds broadened? Are we better off?

[@BenjaminWasson]

This evoked a deep and profound sadness within me that I cannot explain.

[@CottonEyedJoeWDYCF]

I agree. 😕

[@Arlano76]

I think it's about immortality. Passing teenage years we accpet that we are mortal and that is okay. Our children, our society, or just our specie will be there. This video show that not only that is false, but even life itself, and light itself are just a passing project.

[@philvan5191]

@Randy Zed how’d you figure?

[@Trapsarentgay133]

Welcome to existentialism

[@cesaraugustosalazargutierr1409]

Lol. Is our insignificance showing up.

[@loveshgupta732]

No words to appreciate...... Hatts of to your team....... Just keep. Making these videos.....

[@jonas7561]

Imagine our descendants in a few million years wondering why the galaxy they live in is named "Milkdromeda"

[@alimahmood6366]

@@saikiran3320 we know why it's called milky way because the color of our galaxy is white while being alive in milkdromeda and the sky is purple wont make sense

[@AndyHappyGuy]

The universe we know now will be like ancient myths about gods to the people in the future, that is if they even knew about our stuff.

[@__________Troll__________]

*Right, they same way we wonder why our galaxy is called Milky way. The fact that people will google it after read your or my comment is serve as silent proof that very little of people in the future will care about the why of the galaxy name*

[@SpineshatterFilms]

More like 4 to 5 billion years

[@deadpirateroberts9937]

It’s not in millions of years, it takes BILLIONS of years for the galaxies to compete merging.

[@Itzwizb]

This vid made me sad and somewhat appreciative all at once. Just knowing that in the future the things we see in our skies now they won’t see. It will literally just be darkness. Scientists spent so much time wondering if we were alone in the universe so imagine not seeing anything lol makes me really appreciate the stars and lights we get to see now.

[@shadi2962]

it won’t be darkness, the sky itself will be as bright since the stars you can see with the human eye are all close enough that we’ll keep seeing them

[@Magic_beans_]

They’ll all still have their own local groups, which is plenty of room to look for other civilizations. But that’ll be it; as far as they’ll know their local group is all there was or ever will be. And that could severely limit their knowledge of the Universe. Our local group has a radius of 5,000,000 light years, so a future civilization in the Milky Way could only see that far into the past.

[@Medieval1897]

1st human need survive millions years and that wont happen. So enjoy your time.

[@ThePumqkin]

that's in trillions of years and by then we probably would have killed our own planet.. let's just say it's a mess already.

[@dunamis3223]

Shut up kid

[@glanced9684]

It's so liberating to realise that, in a grand scheme of things, I'm literally, nothing.

[@f2pgintoki187]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 OMG am dead

[@willa8720]

don't worry, you're nothing too in a small scheme of things

[@chrono-glitchwaterlily8776]

@@f2pgintoki187 and I'm alive

[@Music4ever326]

@@willa8720 rude

[@vectorsigma6757]

You are NOTHING ANYWAYS, YOU HEAR ME?!! NOTHING! N-O-T-H-I-N-G! not even a speck of dust. yeah. you can just cease to exist... and no one would care.

[@autumn_3407]

just wanna thank Kurzgesagt for igniting my interest in space and our universe at about 7 years old. they’ve made me want to work towards a career in astrophysics. And people say KZbin is a bad thing >:)

[@Richard-gq3pm]

Kurzgesagt: "Since you started watching this video, around 22 million stars have moved out of our reach forever." Me watching the video in 2x speed: I'm 11 million stars ahead of you.

[@EJK2099]

Good one

[@R3d_D3ad]

its 22 million stars ahead of you

[@elec_tric753]

wait doesnt 2x make it slower since its less seconds so, 11 million stars behind, play the video slower and there you go ur ahead of them :)

[@propork]

genius

[@firephoenix2841]

Kurzgesagt is actually about the only channel I watch at normal speed.

[@zikrim1227]

It's nice to think, dinosaurus are still alive today somewhere in the light. And probably an advance sentients are looking at it right now

[@RoachChaddjr]

That would be some advanced civilisation then. Not only would they be so far away to be able to see millions of years into our past but the fact they can view dinosaurs close up, that would be one all seeing all listening civilisation.

[@samsunguser3148]

@@RoachChaddjr no, the light reaching the hypothetical aliens are from the dinosaur age.

[@samsunguser3148]

just like we see the sun from 8 minutes ago because light travels 8 minutes from Sun to Earth

[@RoachChaddjr]

@@samsunguser3148 oh right. I thought they were saying an alien civilisation would literally be looking at dinosaurs, not know they meant the dinosaur period.

[@mattcr3988]

@@RoachChaddjr From any planet between 65 and 245 million light years away an alien civilization could see them, which really skyrockets the probabilities of that happening

[@willemdegusseme3459]

I like how they first make you really depressed and then make you happy again at the end

[@jaluca2942]

Whenever I watch these videos I can’t tell if I’m getting depressed or grateful or just something else

[@endymion6165]

Damn, this was a lot more depressing than i thought it was. Just thinking of letting go of the other clusters kinda put a tear in my eye.

[@cloudfish1829]

Today I realized we are so incredibly tiny in the universe. We are like molecules in a human body, and even smaller. For sure living species on other planets exist by now, but maybe it's just as hard for them to reach us as it is for us to reach them

[@gimo6881]

@@cloudfish1829 The universe is infinite. Life in it is eternal, it adapts, it always changes and goes through infinite cycles. A balance of life, death and new beginning that spreads throughout the eternity of the universe. that is the beauty of eternity. Watch the Janus point of Juan barbour.

[@cloudfish1829]

@@gimo6881 I just broke up with bf 😭 but this kind of helps me feel better thanks

[@gimo6881]

@@cloudfish1829 You welcome, But it would be nice if the other more open and less traditional and accetps something that this kind of channels blatantly passes off as a true reality and not as a simple hypothesis and/or theory. (since a theory is not the same as a fact)

[@legendslog3911]

@@cloudfish1829 don't overthink, just enjoy your life

[@phenomsairam1350]

Born too early to only see Milkdromeda in obversable universe,born too late to not have technology but born in time to observe and preverse knowledge for future generations

[@starsilverinfinity]

Born too early to watch Milkdromeda Form Born too late to watch the moon form Born just in time to watch a sky full of the light of stars billions of years old

[@Vyqe]

You wouldn't want to be around when the moon was forming, that would be a very uncomfortable situation.

[@lebens3585]

@@Vyqe would have been fire 🔥 though!

[@starsilverinfinity]

@@Vyqe Nah man I'd love to watch that in person

[@Zachanimation1118]

Well that applies for all of humanity

[@kevray]

That is something we take for granted. In the far future people may be looking at fewer stars because of the expansion of the universe.

[@tecaarantes]

I know this limit for humanity doesn´t really affect my life today but I got really sad watching this... Humanity dreams of getting to know everything is something that resonates deeply with me. I got tears! Great work!!

[@johnviado9402]

If humanity doesn't shit itself into oblivion even after 2000-3000+ years. Maybe they could invent Teleportation technology where distance no longer matters anymore. If the earliest humans where alive today, they too, would think that the technology we have now is impossible to create in their era.

[@TheCuratorIsHere]

So uneducated. Read some Isaac Asimov.

[@benladd4791]

@@TheCuratorIsHere why

[@vice.nor.virtue]

Why do you need to explore everything when the Milky Way alone is virtually impossible to fully comprehend anyway?

[@ruinouswraith8675]

Look up the Japanese term "mono no aware"