Journey Through the Mysteries of the Universe 4K | Space Documentary - ReYOUniverse

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00:00 Intro
02:31 This Is Why Meeting Aliens Is a Bad Idea
42:58 What Is Beyond Edge Of The Universe?
01:23:55 The Most Horrifying Place in the Universe
01:35:10 The First-Ever Evidence Of The Multiverse
01:54:00 Simulation Hypothesis
02:29:42 Dark Matter and Energy
02:52:27 The mystery of Przybylski's Star - An Alien Nuclear Waste Dump?
03:02:32 What are the Problems of Time Travel?
03:14:25 The First And Last Sound Of Alien Life
03:35:05 The "Living" Asteroid
03:50:37 When The Universe Exhausts All Its Energy Reserves, What Will Happen?
The incredible and mysterious Universe. It’s boundless, enigmatic, and, in many ways, even intimidating. At the same time, its grandeur and wonder are unlike anything else we know. It's the cradle of all existence, our point of origin, and a place we’ll always strive to explore. Yet, the Universe is filled with mysteries and unexplored phenomena.
In this video, we’ll embark on a thrilling journey through the most mind-blowing mysteries of our Universe.
We’ll learn why no one has solved the Fermi Paradox, and whether we are truly alone in the Universe. Why has no one heard us, and why haven't we heard anyone else so far?
We'll explore the immeasurable depths of the Universe, trying to understand where it ends and what lies beyond its edge.
We’ll unravel the mystery of vast cosmic voids, where there is nothing for millions of light-years around, as if time stood still inside them…
We’ll uncover the first evidence suggesting the existence of the Multiverse.
We’ll dive into the simulation hypothesis and examine the evidence suggesting that we live in a programmed world, controlled by an unknown entity or artificial intelligence.
We’ll venture into the realm of dark matter and energy to understand how they shape the way we perceive the Universe.
We’ll examine a mysterious star and ponder why some people believe it’s a nuclear waste dump.
We’ll research temporal paradoxes and find out if it’s feasible to time-travel.
We’ll discuss the enigma of the Wow signal, received from the depths of the Universe, and analyze the first interstellar object, speculated to be remnants of a crashed spaceship from an ancient extraterrestrial civilization.
And finally, we’ll wonder what will happen after our Universe dies, and how vast will its new mysteries be.
Mysteries of space.
#space

[@kalebpitts6438]

Who else put this on to fall asleep

[@NONANTI]

and woke up all bricked up

[@Seacreature503]

No pause 😉

[@williamjones2537]

the best is SUMMARIANS made by the channel Fall of Civilizations I never last more than 10 minutes of it

[@dunleavy0994]

Currently doing so right now, it 10pm here in Ireland 😂

[@CarlosGarcia-er5kl]

I play it to wake up... Works like a charm: by the time i begin to play the video, i'm fully awake already.

[@stoobydoobydoo]

Asking why nobody in the universe has heard us would be like standing in the middle the Antarctica and screaming "is anyone there" and concluding that there must be no other humans on the planet because nobody answered you.

[@johnlynch-kv8mz]

Maybe they just don’t speak our version of sound?

[@Andronicus87]

Yeah... so is dark matter and dark energy the equivalent of entropy then?

[@chaseknowls4624]

Sure, why not @@Andronicus87

[@q09876543]

The seals would answer you, but then, would you be able to understand their language? Mayhap the seals would think you're a tasty snack. Yum!

[@tonyhelton2788]

I see you point, but it is so much more complicated than that. If you think about all the variables that had to perfectly align in order to create the Earth and then add all the other variables that had to completely align in order to create human beings it will make you head implode or explode. I am completely convinced beyond any doubt that the chances of having an earth and intelligent beings like ourselves in existence is in the trillions times trillions times trillions. The odds of our existence is just a hair shy of absolutely, positively impossible. The only reasonable explanation whatsoever is that someone or something created it. Something outside of time and space. Someone or something so unimaginable and miraculous they make the entire universe look like child's play.

[@SKOLAH]

What if we HAVE been heard and we're just being ignored because of the state of our society, the damage and harm we cause to each other and the planet and we are so basic ethically?

[@sirvilhelmofyonderland]

I ignore humanity and I’m a human on this planet. People are so selfish, careless, dangerous. I’d ignore us to.

[@dontiavang558]

well until our technology are good enough to go places, we won't go anywhere in our chemical rocket anytime soon. Maybe if the inventor exists, it's saying okay you good people, I made u n I'll leave u on the piece of good on Earth dirt. Let me go look at all i have created n see if I can find a suitable place where I will come back n take u go go live with me forever! But not all of u I will bring with me when I come back. I will only take the good one, oh n while I'm gone, have some of these bits n pieces see if u can do something if you're bored. Maybe u can built a spaceship or something n travel around to nearby planets for fun n vacation. Now promised to be good to each other y'all hear?

[@Just.A.T-Rex]

That’s such a selfish way of thinking. That some entity from another star system would give one heck about how we exist and our ways, especially enough to make them not continuing their arrival or ignore us?😂😂😂

[@stefanbauer423]

God, we have heard that smartass and condescending sentence more then enough. "hUMaNs aRe soO SelfIScH" But then again we jump on every new species we discover, figure out as much as we can about aaany form of life, even if its just a a new bug somewhere in the woods that looks just like all the other bugs. Dont you think any civilization smarter then us would be right up our butts and study us? There is no reason not to.

[@oGrasshoppero]

Do better. Give away all your money, I can send you may Paypal account info.

[@camarossdriver]

I have GOT to remember to NEVER smoke a bowl,and then watch videos like this.

[@a.t2103]

I’m going outside for another one rn join me brother

[@evanperry5617]

Yeah that's what I just did... Now I have another 3hrs to go lmao

[@camarossdriver]

@@evanperry5617 HAHAHAHAHA!!!!

[@AlwaysKG.]

I’ve been doing this for a week now help 😭😭😂

[@ZeroNiteLite]

​@@AlwaysKG.Only a week, about 10 years here

[@user-gc9xk9nu5n]

Extra terrestrial civilisations could be so different from what we expect that they could be right in front of us and we don't know it

[@alabastergreen7444]

We do have an extremely egocentric outlook. We think we are the default blueprint for anykid of intelligent life out there

[@diablos6874]

If believe we’d be able to differentiate from cities from rocks in a planet

[@cobbwill515]

I’ve always said this! Plus I feel like places scientist think are too harsh for us, who’s to say life haven’t evolved on those plants just like life evolved here? It’s crazy they can think animals that once lives solely on land & live solely in water now can evolve but others can’t evolve in their own environments

[@jamesorme1256]

Mark Zuckerberg

[@mathewboyne2621]

🐙

[@LoitersWithIntent]

I've learned more from your channel than I ever did in school, your content is engaging and intriguing. Please keep the facts coming, much appreciated.

[@kevinkammueller7553]

School is not necessarily meant for in depth learning. Primary school teaches you some basics, but school is really meant to teach you how to learn.

[@buffalobill9793]

@@kevinkammueller7553 I disagree. In elementary school you learn how to read and how to do math.the geography and history of ones home country. I use my reading skills I learned in public school on a daily basis. The Shakespeare and book reports I was taught in high school have come in handy not one single time in the 30 years since I finished high school. Likewise with learning how to add, subtract, divide and multiply in public school gets used every day but the more complicated calculus and algebra I learned in high school have once again been skills I last needed when I wrote the courses final exam. So I would say what I learned in public school has been much more important to my life than the supposed advanced stuff I was taught in high school. Also I think I have learned way more since completing a couple of additional years of college from 30 years of reading a newspaper on a daily basis and from watching videos and shows like this than I ever learned in all my years of school. I would say likely about 10 times as much useful and important knowledge and that is mostly due to learning to read.

[@PlanetXMysteries-pj9nm]

Your videos have ignited a passion for science and the mysteries of the universe within me. Thank you for being such an incredible source of inspiration.

[@mr1spamification]

cringe

[@WayneBraack]

Then I would suggest you view actual scientists and lectures of which there are thousands of on KZbin. This guy is neither of them and just gathers whatever information he can that sounds cool and spits it out. A lot of it is just complete crapola.

[@TheEnigmaUniverse-vt2pm]

When I hear about interesting things about the universe, it excites me and motivates me to learn more about it. But the voice in the video made me fall asleep without even realizing it

[@beamerUSA]

This video is NOT letting me sleep...

[@bernardjacksonjackson1365]

I think of the cells in my brain, and the veins that flow through my body as the same as the universe. Complicated yet understandable 😊

[@krazeediamond1]

Not complicated at all, because everything follows a pattern. Patterns that work are repeated over and over, like fractals. The neuro-network in our brains look similar to the arrangement of stars and galaxies in the universe! Neato ✨️

[@tonyhelton2788]

But even a human's body is it's very own bizarre universe at the microscopic and quantum level. We actually have microscopic being living on our bodies. It is totally insane. I won't even think about getting into the quantum level.....just thinking about it gives me a headache and the more you know the worse the headache can become. Hence the old saying, "Ignorance is bliss!".

[@kathymayes4290]

@@krazeediamond1. ‘As Above, So Below’.

[@kathymayes4290]

@@tonyhelton2788. When I first learned of cells, I remember wondering if we could be cells for a much larger organism?

[@KikoCpapiC]

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[@cristyss88]

guys, i was supposed to work today and i've spent 5 hours on your videos instead... you are great

[@SoCloud526]

I don't work and I'm spending time on THIS😅

[@bahadortanzif8932]

You've been fired for 2 months now.

[@triciapa2012]

I believe in advanced civilizations but for them to come to us? With what purpose. We have nothing to offer. Just look around our planet full of disagreements, fights, wars. We can't be in peace with ourselves much less with other civilizations. If they are very advanced, is a good thing they don't come. We have to work out our differences first in order to be able to receive visitors.

[@mikemurphy5898]

That’s always been my thought…why would they visit…we offer nothing that I can think of besides human biomass, or to say, just ourselves, which is a pretty meager offering. Anything else they should be able to locate in abundance on asteroids. More likely, we’re extremely lucky they allow us to persist on this habitable world, in spite of ourselves. I’m fairly confident it would be less effort for them to eradicate us and continue on with whatever benefit the earth represents to them. As far as our violent, confrontational nature, while we recognize the problem with this thinking and behavior, I feel like it’s the most likely outcome of a species that clawed itself to the top of a “survival of the fittest” competition structure. Perhaps some greater civilization is protecting us from outside forces. Sounds ridiculous? We will probably never know.

[@louiscolborn6715]

Maybe we would be like a bucket of shrimp to them, Humans are tasty. Just gut em and wash real good.

[@peterjones1218]

Comedian, you are, us humans will destroy ourselves in the next 1000 years we won't change we not even colonised the moon yet or mars or the solar system, what change we have to reach a star 0 percent you can make a joke about it or be sarcastic but that the sad truth

[@Snaakie83]

At least they could help us get rid of religion... That'll fix 80% of all our problems.

[@peterjones1218]

@Snaakie83 I'm not sure maybe some problems it could resolve, overpopulation is a main problem they should limit to every couple no more than 2 children 1 in some countries untill things calm down, 1 government for the entire world were all is treated the same then we could all get together start building for the future colonising the solar system then who knows the stars instead of fighting one another and destroying the planet.

[@paulweaving8770]

Brilliant programmes down right amazing.

[@Nemeraton45]

This is the best I have ever seen. The truth of what it is all about. Thank you for doing this. Its very important.. You have all of my support.

[@danf2]

Evolution is a theory. Our existence is designed.

[@TimeTrekTaless]

Your channel's content is like a universe of knowledge, expanding minds with every video. Thank you for making learning so engaging!

[@ursulaphillips4671]

They are here. They are in our atmosphere. They are invisible. There cannot be seen or heard. But I have heard a voice call my name one night while I was sleeping. A beautiful voice. This voice sounded melodic. This voice called me out of my sleep. I was in a pitch black darkness that seemed to suffocate me. And the beautiful voice called me out of my deep dark sleep. I was afraid to look if someone was standing beside my bed. When I got the courage to look. There was nobody/no one.

[@debramain9155]

This is sleep paralysis

[@sirvilhelmofyonderland]

You’re hearing voices ? Do you ever see things that no one else sees ? Can you read minds or know what people are thinking?

[@xnormalgd]

the universe is just so filled with mysterious and awesomeness

[@TUNA_FOOL_]

Woahhhh

[@jasonhuber3718]

The simulation theory is interesting. I watched a deal on it last week and it really did make more sense then not imo.

[@rootbeersodapopparodies9245]

on one end I want to say with certainty that I am indeed among a unique form of life. But then again watching a slime mold control a robot to move itself into more favorable conditions makes me question that.

[@Krisesakes]

I wrote a story back in my college days about slime mold taking over the planet. I wonder if it's possible to retrieve that.

[@markb3786]

slime mold is amazing!

[@blackfish4147]

We are unique, just like every other life form on Earth.

[@Witchofthewoods.]

An edge? Who said the universe ever ends? ❤ this is one fascinating video.

[@reuben.ebochue9703]

Anything with a beginning must have an end. However, the life cycles must differ. Some with life cycles of nano seconds and others with life cycles of millions or trillion of years

[@reuben.ebochue9703]

I believe there is multiverse. Our universe simply blended with the multiverse giving the impression of our universe without an edge.

[@adabsurdum3314]

I found myself waking up after about 4 hours to restart it. Please make them 8 hours, thanks in advance!

[@Secretsoftheuniverse-lh6qj]

You're welcome! Thank you for giving me the opportunity to share more knowledge about the universe with you.

[@richardstephens3642]

Only "human arrogance" says, if we are alone then we are the smartest beings in the universe

[@spaceman5734]

Humans are an embvrrassement to the Universe. They think aliens are here to take over their obsolete technology. Seriously. Religions have really wiped the brain from humans and replaced them with dog sht.

[@chaseknowls4624]

It's really quite simple; either we're alone in the universe or we're not. Both are equally terrifying.

[@sirvilhelmofyonderland]

@@chaseknowls4624I’m not a religious person, but if I was, I’d want to be the only life in the universe. It’d make me think that God was focused on us, we’re that special. But I hope alien life is real.

[@bobbywoods8305]

@@sirvilhelmofyonderland Anyone that has faith in a god, however believes we are alone is a walking contradiction.

[@shawnsdrop]

If you are the only student in the class, then wouldn't you be the smartest student?

[@macethorns1168]

We're **in** the Milky Way, it's 100,000 light years across and has hundreds of billions of stars. How in the world can anyone presume to know what it looks like at scale, where the center is, its distance across or from top to bottom, how long our orbit takes, etc?

[@EpicLoLs89]

Magic 🪄

[@mollybell5779]

If you do some research, you can find out the scientific methods used to determine how we know.

[@user-gp9pb3wh4s]

I know right

[@user-gp9pb3wh4s]

All good answer 😮

[@user-gp9pb3wh4s]

👽👽👽

[@69Zuzzie]

Just found your channel, this appeared and so far I love what I see and hear. Will binge some more after a bit of sleep. Only 10 min in and it's already 2.45 am. Thank you for making this. From a Swedish space nerd 🪐

[@richardstephens3642]

A lot of animals are smarter than you think they are

[@c.bambinglockleys]

Glockley's Prayers Go's Out 🙏❤❤this channel is Amazing ❤❤❤

[@nutier]

Awesome video ! I love it so much . Thank you for sharing it with pleasure . How can you see the aliens in the universe ? Haw many galaxies in the universe ? Happy week-end to you !

[@theuntoldtruthstupidpeople4783]

If we look hard enough we will learn we are NOT alone and never were alone, more than anything we alone as far as we know and i bet life on other planets asked the same thing at one point.

[@wtchtower]

The word Great Silence reminds me of a 300 year advance Technology that has been kept secret, suppression of new inventions, confiscation and suppression of archeological findings, etc.

[@hardkorstyle2347]

I think they did a great job on the Flash movie, it's on track for time travel, reaching the speed of light stops time allowing him to manipulate the present time & going back several times to win but what is most intriguing is he can't change the event no matter how many times he tries things are meant to happen the way they do & nothing can change it because the universe says no.

[@JaquentaJackie]

I just happened upon this channel, as a suggestion from KZbin, and it's left me with many questions about many of the subjects discussed in this video. This particular comment is only in response to the subject about the WOW Signal portion of the video. There was a comment, concerning the frequency emitted during the transmission, and that made me recall testimonials from alleged UFO encounters, where the abductees state the aliens speak to them telepathically. I was wondering if anyone's heard of studies that have tried to determine if there's a correlation between a frequency and sensory recall. Meaning, could our recall of words, phrases and images be due to unheard frequencies that were created by our synapses as we learned certain words or phrases? Could hearing the underlying frequency cause us to recall that word or phrase. A frequency that is so low, or possibly high, that we barely register it but whenever we hear that word or phrase our synapses vibrate at that same frequency to recall that word? It also made me think of a baby in the womb. It is said that a baby can possibly hear it's mother and sounds from the surrounding environment as it gestates and specifically as the brain is being formed. I can only imagine the sound would be a bit distorted, due to the amniotic fluid surrounding the baby. During the gestational period the vibration of the words could create the synapse pathways and after birth the "language learning" stage fine tunes the path to help the child understand the words that they heard and form more, or become attuned to more frequencies. I also think about the eardrum and the vibrational signals it picks up from the outside environment and which is converted into thoughts in the brain. Is the brain picking up vibrational signals that we are programed to convert into usable data? I've briefly read that their was a study where researchers found the human whole-body fundamental resonant frequency to be around 5-10 Hz. So, my questions are as follows: 🤔 Does the brain actually use vibrational frequencies, and not chemical or electrical sparks between the synapses, to transfer data in the brain? 🤔 If we specifically listen to the brain, are we able to hear and measure any frequency the brain may emit if we say a known word to the test subject and listen for an emmition as they process the words? 🤔 Would telepathy be the ability to focus vibrational signals at a frequency that causes the intended person to form the words or images intended to communicate a certain idea or thought? 🤔 For someone who would be considered telepathic, are they sensitive to those frequencies and do they have the ability to pick up on and translate those frequencies from their environment and from people who are around them or by physical contact? 🧐 This video is very thought provoking.

[@Tom-vx5eq]

Oooo. The, "oh wow," signal. Cool an argument about SETI...nope just a completely unhinged ramble from someone who claims to understand science. Come on man. You started off. so well.

[@donnysandley4649]

Absolutely fantastic thinking 💯💯🤔🤔

[@awesomeniecy9242]

this information is mind blowing, I don't know what to think anymore🤯

[@Lupen691]

to go to infinity and to come back, you have to accelerate twice as fast as you started, because if you speed up, everything slows down, and when you exceed the speed of light, you start going back in time, which means you're going back in the time when the universe was created and there is called the end and the beginning of everything, thank you, you are very correct and when the speed of light passes, time stands still and when you pass 2 times the speed of light, you destroy the past that you were creating and will it seems like an illusion, in this case I will also explain dejavu, dejavu happens when the earth creates a movement back and forth with the speed of light, what you created was destroyed at the time it was created, the memory of the mind is very low for some people who I understand because the human mind works with magnetic energy, which means pure energy, and it is consumed in daily life by mixing with antimatter and creates time, every magnetic energy is very simple to command. The Rome that I live in is flat and has two sides, one that we live in and the day below us, this part where I live and us starts from a spermazotoit cell and until we die, while the world below the house revolves around where it wants to go. It means that you are an old man and until you turn into a cell, you spermatozoon again and this is where infinity is created, which means Life without death cannot create infinity because if you were alive all the time it would be called monotony, that's why🎉

[@justaguy4real]

57:00 I think that the continuous expansion speed of space is very similar to the expansion of an explosion as the pressure at the very first point of the explosion is greater and decreases as it has lost projective strength, or however it would be described? make sense to anyone else?

[@Emotional_Enema]

With the exception that unlike an explosion here on Earth the Universe seems to be increasing it's rate of expansion rather than slowing or stopping by all scientific accounts. This is one of the perplexing aspects to astrophysics on a macro scale. Otherwise you'd be absolutely correct that much like an explosion the expansion/progression is exactly like an explosion moving out in every direction from a central point or points as the case may be. Though, there are so many variable elements in the equation that it is seemingly beyond our ability to properly perceive from the inside looking out at this stage of our intellectual evolution.

[@sirvilhelmofyonderland]

Yeah but it’s speeding up. An explosion slows over time and space. The universe is expanding faster and faster.

[@justaguy4real]

@@sirvilhelmofyonderland its speeding up bc there's nothing to slow it down like air pressure on earth does with explosions. so the initial energy is still accelerating it thru space. thats my point. you said it too.

[@sirvilhelmofyonderland]

@@justaguy4real an object doesn’t continue to accelerate without a force. It won’t slow down in space, correct, but it won’t continue accelerating, it’ll stay at the same speed. Google it friend 👍

[@chubbs2962]

Its all good fun thinking about all the different possibilities and scenarios about the reality of existence itself, but at the end of the day what does it matter? Everything is just energy consuming energy at a basic level.

[@lisachadwick7621]

Right on ❤

[@jamesmcmanus]

It will be hard to correctly answer "what does it matter?" before eliminating most of those imagined possibilities and further studying the ones that remain.

[@chaseknowls4624]

Very well put. Great retort. Brilliant! @@jamesmcmanus

[@chaseknowls4624]

Yeah, I mean what does it matter if the sun turns off tomorrow? What does it matter if the sun explodes? What does it matter if everyone launches their nukes at each other at the same time? I mean it's all just energy doing energy shit, right? That's the problem with these dumb scientists...always tryin' to prove shit. Amirite?

[@sirvilhelmofyonderland]

Why is a sunset beautiful? It doesn’t have to be. All light could be grey, all matter could be mush.

[@MetatasticCreations]

Love your shows. I can watch these all day!

[@waymanharris1284]

KZbin, I need more of this!!!

[@corwinmorton3411]

As far as Earth like planets we've discovered quite a few in fact just recently there was an exoplanet that's very much like Earth but it's on the other side of the Galaxy

[@rogerwilco1777]

..they have liquid water on the surface??

[@panthapraetorian3974]

There is no such word as "discreteness" The word you were looking for is "Discretion". Impressive video! I especially like the bulk of your presentation. Moreover you have Brought to light, some possibilities that I have neither yet encountered nor considered. I find them fascinating and now I will spend a great deal of time contemplating the potential impact of some of this new information. I do rather enjoy thinking about such things though. Thank you for that. I have for quite some time, been looking for some missing bit of information to explain some faults with current physics models that also interfered with some ideas of my own. I expect that within some of what you have offered here there is a fix for a "hole" in an idea. I am rather keen to get to work on it. Many thanks. May the Universe accept your chosen path and through fortune and favour open it up for you...

[@chase2027]

Fell asleep to this only to wake up in a sweat at 3:18:20 from a dream that aliens were invading. And then when I woke up I forgot that I had a video playing and thought my dream was actually happening and started freaking out cause the sound didn’t go away

[@deshaunspencer6985]

So if space is expanding why are we on a crash course with Andromeda

[@darrenbosworth5063]

The one thing that is always always over looked , who says 13 billion years is a long time to the universe? ( it may actually be 26 billion ) but point is what if we are the first form of life to get this far , so all other life hasn’t evolved to our level yet but is out there but we are the most advanced, and rather clearly complex life such as extremophile could easily live in some martian habitats, once the sun expands even more complex life could evolve on mars ,it’s fair to say if not now, then one day our entire solar system will be teeming with life , just not perhaps space travailing abilities let alone inventing all the stuff to get there , took us 300,000 years to get where we are once we evolved . And once we weren’t even the only type of human . So it’s reasonable to say the universe is teeming with life just we the first to get this far , and it only needs to happen once for us or our technology to spread complex life all over the universe, And I would say if intelligent life is out there it’s us , one way or another it be human or human technology going around to all suitable planets seeding them with life as we know it including ourselves, wouldn’t surprise me at all if it turned out it’s a human universe , and if not yet it will be , because it’s already happened in the sense we are here either by humans that evolved on another planet and seeded this one or one day we will seed life else where ,

[@sirvilhelmofyonderland]

Yeah, Star Wars we’re humans. And that’s A Long Time Ago in a Galaxy Far Far Away.

[@monkeyking-self-proclaimed7050]

If we are part of computer simulation, I am very curious to why the programmer is having me scratch my butt all the time.

[@sirvilhelmofyonderland]

I AM the programmer in MY simulation, you’re not ?

[@TheStoneformpally]

Ahhh, the irony of science. I'm not a terribly religious person, but the more I learn and see science prove how near impossible the existence of life is, the more I start to believe in creation. I appreciate programs like this. Keep up the good work.

[@BeforeThisNovember]

Every single aspect points to intelligent design yet we want to ignore that. I think the corruption of religion has steered people away from it.

[@Sharperthanu1]

Einstein and Neil Bohr thought that "Reality is an illusion albeit a persistent one." This must explain why there's no one here but us.

[@randysnewbiebluesrockguita7782]

Given the life span of a Human I don't think that finding out we are living in a simulation would make any difference to us, it might give some of us more hope even. So what if we are alone none of us will ever live long enough to have it matter, it's not like we are planet jumping for recreation today. It won't even matter for the most advanced of Humans because they could manipulate the simulation some day and stay in the same one forever if you want. Unless it isn't an open ended free flowing universe then we all have a pre planned way of dying and the game for us ends.

[@cynthiafox5942]

because time is read and made up. hello

[@sirvilhelmofyonderland]

Simulation or not. Life in prison is just as bad. Some people might think a simulation gives them innocence from bad behavior. “It’s just a simulation, I’m not really killing people “

[@Jasonmakesvideo]

Turtles all the way down

[@gizzardyoinks5713]

The turtles the turtles yeah🤗

[@nickyshannon4600]

This programme is amazing really Frank from Italy

[@gregoryabbot420]

This was very well written. Scientific documentaries CAN be a bit dry. But this didn't seem that way at all. It really held my interest.

[@johnlynch-kv8mz]

36:33 Got God? As for me , I fear I shall ever remain humble and lowly, tho bright of mind, starkly brilliant from time to time, tho I might as well be a dog for all the worth of expressing it , adequately. This too shall pass. But… if you had what I have , have always had and always shall, we would be in deep space in a very reasonable short period of time, Humanly speaking. It’s very doable.

[@shawnp001]

I love your videos and they truly move my imagination but there is a lot that the fermi paradox and the drake equation could never include so many variables that we may never even know of from the other end of the equation, on our side we have our gathered knowlege to dat to rely on but on the other end it is just a question mark, The extreme distance that ANY civizilation would be is so far and the posibility of beings with thech we could not posibly understand are so likely thaqt the omost likely the only way we will ever know if there is life out there is if we run into them face first and then god help us because that would mean they got here before we could get there and like it has been said we would be like the indians to columbus

[@williamfinlay6031]

Grammar

[@shawnp001]

Nazi@@williamfinlay6031

[@erikhoel6081]

High level content! Thank you.

[@SherikaGolden]

Reyouniverse , I would love to hear your take on seeing frequency of numbers repeatedly daily.. for instance , picking up ur phone nd these precise numbers shows up on ur screen all day everyday.. Where are these trance-mission of numbers coming from? Who or what is trying to get ur attention ? Or is it just mere coincidences?

[@danielperrin8375]

Wish I could have given this a like, but all the commercials every few minutes made it unwatchable so a dislike.

[@guitarbush05]

Google "revanced". You don't have to watch ads ever, with a couple minutes of work

[@macethorns1168]

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[@RickAngell]

If this is a simulation can the programers please send me a woman that looks like Jessica Alba? Thank you in advance.

[@Nya0213]

No - The programmers.

[@johnlynch-kv8mz]

26:42’living in higher dimensions closer to the center makes more sense.

[@frankcotten]

This is the greatest piece of media on KZbin. It explains God and his universe.

[@corwinmorton3411]

In order for us to learn about other stars and so on and so forth we must forget what we know now and learn what we must learn because each of the planets may have their own ecosystems that we learn and know if we are to understand them

[@rocketraccoon1976]

You forgot one mystery: missing socks. What happens to them? Do aliens abduct them? Do they disappear through temporary interdimensional rifts? Do they come into contact with stray particles of antimatter and get destroyed? 🤔

[@DETHdressedInRED]

Holy crap 4 hours? Fair I'll plug my phone in.

[@user-vp8ed3mx9n]

I made it to the 50 minute mark before I had to call it quits. I’m proud

[@dood38]

What's the name of the music playing at 8:40?

[@thebadgerstick9492]

God damn it, this is too interesting to fall asleep to! >:c

[@fitzysbaby2677]

I will admit when i started programming i started to look at the world differently , n then when i started doing a bit of game development i realized how this could all bd one big game

[@mr4rings_]

How are we finding all of these galaxies?Do we have the telescopes to see light years away? I’m very uneducated in this sorry in advance. 1:28:08

[@shagspasticify]

Absolutely fantastic.

[@DanielVanderheyden989]

super job

[@jagjeetpal1919]

captivating informations.

[@shaunwhite5939]

We can't go faster than light with our current understanding of physics, who knows what we'll know with our future understanding

[@santipierinirees3994]

YES SO AWESomE of a video!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@MandoDeLaTelevision]

this work is amazing

[@thesaints-7-andrew.]

Watching from greece.hi everybody. Very interesting video.

[@arnesahlen2704]

If they can be explained, they are not mysteries.

[@passionpetals-ou8lv]

Mind blowing.

[@user-mj5ue4ju1y]

Very interesting video. Interesting because it supports pretty much all of the reasons I have always said there is no other civilizations out there. Most interesting was the odds of a replicator coming into existence by chance being 10 to the 1020th power versus the estimated atoms in all the universe being only 10 to the 80th power. Which means the odds of the replicator happening by chance would be 10 to the 940th power to 1. You’re more likely to win the Powerball lottery every drawing for the remainder of your life. The odds are effectively zero. The funny part is how it leaves scientists still scratching their heads while faced with an undeniable impossibility. And that’s just scratching the surface, because they are still assuming evolution is real. For that scientists have to ignore the 1st and 2nd laws of thermodynamics. The first of course is that energy cannot be created or destroyed, it can only be transformed or transferred from one form to another. That being the case, the Big Bang theory fizzles into the realm of impossible unless you presume energy was just magically present which is absurd. Then the second law of thermodynamics, the law of entropy that essentially over time things move away from order towards disorder. For evolution to be viable you must pretend the second law of thermodynamics doesn’t exist. And then you layer on top the calculated odds of a replicator happening by chance and well you get the point. Simply not possible. And what I would say to all those curious scientists I do have the answer to their question. You see all these impossibilities governed by laws of nature which even those you would need to explain how they came about can ONLY be answered with a supernatural explanation. Of course unfortunately most scientists prefer not to acknowledge what is in fact the only way we and our universe and the laws that govern it could have come to be. So nonetheless here it is you might want to write this down. Colossians 1:16-17. For by Him all things were created, in heaven and on Earth, visible and invisible, whether thrones or dominions or rulers or authorities - all things were created through Him and for Him. And He is before all things, and in Him all things hold together. So there it is the Creator of the universe and the Creator of all the laws that holds everything together. And who is this creator, well He is the one by whose birth we separate all of history BC and AD. And for those that think he was a myth, history doesn’t get divided by a myth. And oh btw He still lives and He is still on His throne and all the craziness we see in the world today is evidence of what has been foretold or prophesied in the Bible. It would seem His return could be quite imminent. I would encourage anyone brave enough to acknowledge that it’s impossible we’re here purely by chance, by some impossible accident to get to know Him sooner rather than later. For some reason He loved the world so much that he died to save us. But you must acknowledge who He is and seek His forgiveness of your sins. Yes we are all guilty, but He has provided for your salvation and all you got to do is ask and He is faithful to forgive. And for those who trust in Him your future in eternity will be more amazing than you could possibly imagine. For those who refuse His free gift of salvation that came at the high price of His shed blood on a cross, then it won’t go so well. So take Him up on his free offer. It doesn’t require a credit card or anything just ask and seek Him. Hope to see you down the road.

[@carlovincetti4538]

Having only 36.5k subscribers means one of two things to me. This channel is very young or not enough smart people watch KZbin videos. Be smart and subscribe, I did. This video alone helped me rethink our existence and more to a simulation, just for the fact that it answers so many paradoxes. What we have done in the past, is just to say God is the answer.

[@rumham7466]

No they have 400+K You must have been looking at something else

[@datopperharlee2628]

The Fermi paradox isn't a paradox because we don't have all the information

[@Kniglit]

Dimensions are the pixels of our simulation

[@dakarpsi]

What makes you think they're more advanced than us and not just sending robots to their closest planet looking for signs of water

[@saved356]

I play this to go to sleep

[@chyannestephens7011]

For the ones saying why would advanced civilizations be interested in us …. For the same reason we are interested in learning and understanding animals . Or maybe to prevent extinction the same way we try to prevent it for endangered animals.

[@Deathgod-zo3bz]

Think about it in the concept of dropping a marble in a pool And then putting a drop of color dye in the pool and then expecting the dye to touch the marble. space is infinite, and our planet is a single marble in the bottom of the pool. The dye might never touch us

[@corwinmorton3411]

Yes but unlike Stephen Hawking what if these aliens that find us because of what we've done end up helping us instead of hunting us

[@ConfusedArcticWolf-ss6ut]

Very cool

[@denniscastillo478]

Hope to see your new realistic video about Antarctica

[@carlovincetti4538]

THE MORE WE LEARN THE MORE WE DONT KNOW

[@joseperes777]

We are the biology project of some extraterrestrial 3rd grade kid in his extraterrestrial school.😂

[@connerdale2858]

Just out of curiosity Courtney Schroeder cat being both alive and deceased, vase being broken hold, then what if we apply water and ice method.

[@francoest02able]

Thank you

[@benfold72]

You say where does the universe end i say where does it start 🤔

[@nusratjahan6840]

Correct me if I'm wrong. I saw a video earlier and I saw they said we received signal but apparently we r not suppose to answer it back

[@preppyhoodrockstar]

I love this stuff but i wanna know how they know so much about outter space, but when you ask then about whats at the bottom of the ocean...🤔🤔😶‍🌫️🤷🏻‍♂️🤷🏻‍♂️

[@corwinmorton3411]

With every action there is a reaction we have to remember this saying most the time this thing is true

[@martinminshall441]

Scary thought, what if we were heard and there already on the way 😳 there just not here yet because of how far away they are.

[@deshaunspencer6985]

"Just as in the case of firm balls" 1:48:32 ayoo pause ... that's crazy,you getting wild my boy...and you did it again while im writing gahlee

[@morgunstyles7253]

3:21:52 they ought to run that through a player piano

[@victorprice1699]

I didn't realize how infinitesimal the chance's of any form of life, let alone an intelligent form of life could be (or is) It would be like winning the Lottery every day for the rest of your life if you lived to be 10 billion years old.

[@sirvilhelmofyonderland]

But if the universe is infinite, it’s absolutely guaranteed an infinite amount of times.

[@freakdavis3241]

We pour molten hot lead into ant-hives to produce art, yet have the nerve to beam signals into space looking for friends.🙉