What If You Traveled One Billion Years Into the Future?

What would happen if you traveled one billion years into the future? This time travel experience would fundamentally shift the paradigm of your life and of humanity forever. Could you change the future? There would be extraordinary opportunities to learn from it.
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[@joaootavioo1]

i thought this was kurzgezagst

[@myacook6388]

Me too

[@Chilling_pal_n01anad91ct]

Yeah. I thought video was deleted, when I've checked their channel.

[@omar619kamis]

​@@Chilling_pal_n01anad91ctyea everyone copying kurzgwzgst

[@alanouattara758]

I thought the same man

[@oluwapelumiadekunmi210]

That's why I am here😮 I wanted to know if it was

[@OldManMontgomery]

If I traveled one billion years into the future I would probably miss the good old days.

[@JesterAzazel]

Back in my day, we didn't need this much sunscreen.

[@OldManMontgomery]

@@JesterAzazel Yeah. Another reason I miss the good old days.

[@SoulDelSol]

​@@JesterAzazelbut we do need Sunscreen.. if you don't listen now to what's needed then you won't listen then either

[@spinninglink]

then travel back bro

[@OldManMontgomery]

@@spinninglink Good plan. That presumes I could figure out and trigger the 'return' button. But I will keep it in mind.

[@velinix7915]

Glad to get your videos recommended again. It's great to see you're still uploading. I'm sure this channel will grow greatly

[@futtggg6h144]

Me to

[@TheZanzibarMan]

Too*

[@thesixthsola]

It’s the same great content without the vaccine shilling brought to you via a grant from the Gates Foundation.

[@fluffysharkdatazz9460]

The idea of humanity ending doesn’t matter to me, that’s just all things in the universe, but what’s unnerving is the idea that at some point someone or someones will be the last, and I feel so bad for them. That must be frightening for them to have to deal with.

[@impolitecanadian3380]

Operating under the assumption that this will occur at a time pre-dating our ability to leave the planet and colonize another, uninhabited one. Who knows, maybe say, in a billion years, we'll have the technology to control the sun.

[@louisehaley5105]

Hopefully we might have managed to colonize other planets before then, (unless we wipe ourselves out first).

[@osasunaitor]

That's not how evolution works. Most species don't have a definite ending or beginning (except those who go physically extinct due to external factors), species are just a step in the never ending evolutionary cycle. The same way that we cannot point at the first human, we will not be able to point at the last one. Humans, like all other species, are in continuous evolution and we will gradually morph into one or several new species, the same way that the Australopitecus gradually morphed into Homo Sapiens over the course of hundreds of thousands of years. There is no definite boundary or step where you can say "THIS newborn baby here is the first human". As long as we manage to not extinguish ourselves, we will keep evolving and slowly but surely changing into different species in the future, in timescales so long that it will be impossible for a single human to notice it during his lifetime.

[@impolitecanadian3380]

@@louisehaley5105 I'd be more concerned about natural disaster before that (no, not climate change, the natural once-every-12000-year type of disaster).

[@besomewheredosomething]

Wow, this meandered off track.

[@ANDROLOMA]

If I traveled one billion years in the future I'd have the same difficulty relating to people that I do now.

[@Ruzzky_Bly4t]

You would probably have some difficulty finding any people at all. Your best option is searching for fossils.

[@ANDROLOMA]

@@Ruzzky_Bly4t Who knows? I don't. Species extinction isn't guaranteed.

[@adams7707]

Very good existential video! I think that in such a long timespan if humans still were around we would likely have evolved into many different species scattered around in Laniakea Supercluster.

[@ericgolightly8450]

Estimates for when we becomes a type 4 civilization have ranged from 100 million to 1 billion years. That's like 200x further than the laniakea supercluster.

[@newlineschannel]

its a kurgzeast clone

[@ericgolightly8450]

@@newlineschannel inspiration/similar idea & style*

[@_martian101]

In a thousand years we could populate millions of planets within milkyway galaxy, create the first galaxy empire, in a billion years who knows we would already populate the entire universe not just laniakea

[@snailsth102]

@@_martian101we’d have to have some type of faster-than-light propulsion by then if we populated millions of planets in 1000 years.

[@lonniemcclure4538]

The vast majority of Earth's water would need to have sublimated into space for the atmospheric pressure to not be crushing. Higher pressure also increases the boiling point of water, meaning it could remain liquid at higher temperatures. Even if all the water were gone, one could still encounter a crushing hot atmosphere as the increased heat liberates gases normally bound into rocks, etc. and even turns normally solid elements into gas or suspended liquid vapor.

[@Swaggmire215]

So basically venus. If venus cooled down a bit then it would rain like all hell for God know how long rehydration the planet.. thats just my blind theory

[@MagnumForce51]

@@Swaggmire215 Unfortunately for Venus, not likely. It lost it's water because it lacks a geo-megnetic field so the solar wind stripped off the upper layers of the atmosphere water included. Earth would likely retain most of it should it's magnetic field still be around.

[@lonniemcclure4538]

@@Swaggmire215 - It would rain, but not water. The clouds on Venus are primarily sulfuric acid.

[@snailsth102]

@@lonniemcclure4538 with the atmospheric pressure on Venus it would likely rain liquid co2 on the surface before it solidifies into solid co2.

[@spectacleguy]

yes and no. The total pressure of the earths atmosphere would never exceed the current one and there is a limited volume of materials that will readily turn into gasses at lower pressures, excluding water.

[@spacetraveler3056]

Your production quality in some regards matches that of Kurzsesgat and yet this is such an underrated channel. Keep up the amazing work Koranos!

[@freewaynicky5569]

I only clicked on this video because i wasn't fully paying attention and I thought it WAS Kurgestat lol

[@thespyhatofficial]

Same, this looked like a kurzgesagt video lmao.

[@rm367]

Just this asked this myself. The narrator and the wordings as well as how it was written suggests it is indeed kurzgesagt

[@sonicwaveinfinitymiddwelle8555]

It's because the TTS software he uses is very similar to kurzgesagt TTS

[@osasunaitor]

I think he uses a similar visual style to Kurzgesagt's precisely to attract potential viewers from their channel

[@Muhammad_Ahmad.]

My man has the upload schedule of a snail but when the videos drop, they drop with the momentum of a train! Love the videos. Keep it up!

[@supertuber120]

Good things are worth the wait, and Koranos' videos are definitely worth the wait.

[@Muhammad_Ahmad.]

@@supertuber120 he is an amazing animator almost as good as meat canyon even, so hell yeah his videos are waiting for!

[@davidfinch7407]

Although a compass might show north as south due to the polar shift, our Chrononauts would rapidly figure out directions by sunrise and sunset. If you know where east and west is, north and south will fall into place.

[@OldManMontgomery]

So, would that direct one to the nearest water hole?

[@krakmynutz]

assuming the Sun would be visible through a much thicker atmosphere, made up of god-knows-what

[@thando__]

Hope this channel keeps growing in reach and ideas. More people need to see this amazing infotainment ❤

[@Koranos]

Much appreciated 🙏

[@masternobody1896]

i have a time machine its called the quran@@Koranos

[@M-DVD]

@@Koranos I agree, I just discovered this promising channel. Btw, tell If you want a spanish translator.

[@MJ-One]

Thank you for putting up subtitles and thank you very very much for placing them in the middle (somehow almost all subtitles are on the left side now - watching from a tablet). It's such a joy on the eyes. Greetings a deaf person.

[@Cos_Tycho]

This channel is truly extraordinary. The animations and the wealth of information they offer are nothing short of remarkable. Here's to an enduring legacy of Koranos, spanning countless generations to come.

[@AnonYmous-yu6hv]

Video is auto generated and you're a bot

[@TempleGuitars]

I just came here to see why they were ripping off Kurzgesagt thumbnails so hard.

[@doubletrouble2022]

"You wonder if anybody will ever know..." Dude, you have a time machine......

[@lucasm.b.4390]

I thought it was Kurzgesagt when I clicked.

[@thewb8329]

Most people probably have not conceptualized the timeline of natural history compared to our own lifespan. This gives us a completely different perspective of existence.

[@Ruzzky_Bly4t]

Yeah, thinking that in such a short time, we have gone so far beyond any form of life throughout history. Makes you think if we'll disappear just as quickly.

[@Enjoymentboy]

If I could travel 1 billion years into the future I'd be 12 billion months behind on my child support.

[@moriyokiri3229]

Ok

[@blueeyed5074]

That would be beautiful.

[@user-wk8zk1cd5i]

Take me there

[@edwardrhoads7283]

I suspect that child support would be discontinued after a few hundred years once production is so far ahead of today that money works in a very different way if at all.

[@mihaidumitru2712]

If you would travel through time only (and not also through space), you would most probably end up somewhere in the void. This is because the universe has expanded and Earth is not in the same spot by then.

[@MrNick615]

At the speed earth is moving, around our star, which is revolving around the galaxy, which is also moving like a bat outta hell, even a 1 minute jump in the future or past would stick you in space.. no time travel fiction I’ve read deals with this to my recollection 😂 but I’ve often wondered if we ever did figure out a Time Machine, how we could keep up with where earth will be or where earth was before in space..

[@Surannhealz]

This is of course one of the basic flaws with most interpretations of time travel in media. Like jumping to a different time period while in your car. Any different moment in time and you are just on the road and not in your car.

[@stevenguy7363]

Well, given that the earths movement in space is mathematically predictable, I’m fairly certain that if we could invent time travel, we could handle the creation of a computer system that will prevent us arriving in the void. Assuming of course that the earth hasn’t been blown apart by some unforeseen event

[@unconbentional2044]

Yes! Agreed! Nobody ever brings this point up, when talking about time travel.

[@osasunaitor]

This is a very valid point indeed. However, it also has a flaw: how do we locate ourselves in space? On Earth, it's easy to pinpoint our current coordinates because we have a fixed reference system over a finite area. We have set a central reference point at Latitude 0°/Longitude 0°, and we calculate our position from there. But in space, what is the reference system of an infinite universe that's perpetually expanding? How do we specify our current universal coordinates if we don't know where the universe ends or begins, and most importantly, where the central reference point is or if there's even one to begin with? Everything and everywhere is moving because space itself is expanding in all directions simultaneously. This, as well as other obvious paradoxes, is why I think that things like time travel and teleportation belong to the realm of fiction and will never be physically achievable

[@belrode1842]

The narration of this video is awesome, you made me feel like I was there :)

[@chrysologusdmello1890]

Every video on this channel has increased tremendous knowledge in my life and made me wonder about my existence in so many ways thank you ❤

[@PrestigiousProdigy]

Mind blowing to think one day the planet that we’ve only ever known as home will be nothing more than a desolate wasteland. Earth will be nothing more than a faded memory.

[@foxdavani4091]

This is literally a beautifully animated version of a video done on cool world channel where the host talks about going into the future as a time traveler to see the future of the earth. And I like how this channel took that concept but animated it. Nice job Koranos. As always, you guys took a complicated topic that was already beautiful on another channel, and you simplify it down and still kept it beautiful, educational, and entertaining. Nice job there guys. As always, I can’t wait to see more wonderful videos from this channel. it is one of those channels I returned to even when there is no new video just to enjoy the old ones.

[@lightandshadow68]

What many people seem to miss is that time travel is not just limited to time. You’d have to compute the motions of the earth, solar system, galaxy, etc. then figure out the delta between your current location / orientation and future location / orientation in a billion years, at the exact date and time. Hopefully, you did the math correctly and there were no events that caused it to diverge. Otherwise, you could end up drifting in intergalactic space.

[@ramsessevenone416]

I think the whole idea of a "time machine" is that they have those factors that you mentioned pretty much nailed down to a T. And they are "programmed" or something into the machine, if not carefully calculated and quality checked over a few days or something.

[@steelwayne]

It would be extremely thrilling, but also depressing knowing that none of my loved ones will be around to experience that moment with me. I would only consider time traveling into the future if I’m given the option to return to my current timeline afterwards. My main objectives would be to bring back life changing information that could help humanity like cures for all known diseases, advanced technology, and the exact dates of when future natural disaster will occur.

[@ABBADiego]

And after that blink of the eye, then what will you do?

[@FintechShield]

New subscriber here😊. Love your videos, and how you explain it. Keep up the good work.

[@TheArtificialIntelligenceRealm]

Imagine going 1 Billion years into the future and in one minute you have that separation anxiety because you know everyone you've ever known is dead. What a crazy feeling that must be.

[@ltfreeborn]

"What If You Traveled One Billion Years Into the Future?" You'd die.

[@pdcdesign9632]

You would have to be TRANSPORTED and converted into a replica of yourself.

[@Robo-xk4jm]

quick answer: you are somewhere in intergalactic space, this is a time machine not a teleporter that knows where the true center of universe/existence is. the earth sun & milkyway is now light years away from where you first time traveled

[@BariScienceLab]

I haven't watched the video yet, but I think that language there will be incomprehensible and anyone from the present era traveling into the future would immediately have a mental breakdown due to all the new technology, languages, evolutionary advances etc. People in 1 billion years won't recognize humans as, well humans.

[@kapperbeastYT]

The language issue I definitely agree with, and maybe general humanity has become unrecognizable, but I'd also expect there to be millions of historians on a Ecumenopolis earth, many of which would have at least a basic knowledge of the human form from a billion years ago

[@cedriceric9730]

Humans will still be human shaped because there is something about the design thats PERFECT. However thats where the similarities will end. Just like we are similar to humans thousands of years ago yet fundamentally different. However temporary body modification may be possible to inhabit different environments not possible today

[@Delawiz]

The kind of stuff I love thinking about. Thank you for putting it together nicely. Maybe that time machine exists !! Who knows .

[@Ruzzky_Bly4t]

I too, love thinking about the time when humanity and all life on Earth will disappear forever. Very uplifting thoughts.

[@claudiomarcelosilva1087]

One problem I never see adressed in time travel fantasy is that Earth and everything else in the Universe moves quite fast and in several different ways, and yet the time travelers always appear not only on it but in the very spot they left, only sooner or later in time. Yet if one traveled just a few minutes into time, they should appear in outro space, for Earth either was not there yet or is already gone from that point.

[@Zzarth]

Haha, true! Never thought about that!

[@edwardrhoads7283]

Expect you would move through space and time since gravity, ect would still keep you with the earth.

[@jeffreywang7665]

My parents once stated that I need to be better and improve myself! I just think that physical well-being and the environment conditions are different like the safety measures are mediocre while being young and healthy!!

[@Rafaga777]

Great video. Much appreciated. Please keep on the good work.

[@SupremelyAverage]

Sad to see earth abandoned like that. Felt on its own alone and forgotten

[@josuefigueroa9860]

Don’t u live in trash India?

[@viciousyeen6644]

Who says it will be abandoned then? Maybe there will be someone, or something watching over it. Be it for melancholy

[@Horizon_Sounds]

It has been so long since I have watched one of your vids I forgot how interesting your videos are

[@anincandescentlightbulb]

Better guestion would be, what consequences would it have in the long term to bring back the samples from 1 billion years into the future to analyze. And would that be the actual reason why humanity developed to the stage of interstellar species? Because of your samples from the future? Are YOU the key with the time machine to save the entirety of humanity with your research from the future?

[@bebekingg]

Blud think he kurzgesagt 💀

[@zxKAOS1]

_Futurama_ had an episode that did a take on this. Still, nice to see more videos on this! (Thanks for the upload!)

[@tonydabaloney]

A billion years is just around the corner. We got to start planning on an extended vacation!

[@anthonyoliver2621]

This was better than playing Starfield 😂😂😂.. Good video

[@diogenessilvaplacencio9577]

Greetings from Brazil.

[@ikeasnake]

I'm sorry to interrupt you Elizabeth Connection Terminated. I'm sorry to interrupt you Elizabeth, if you still even remember that name, but I'm afraid you've been misinformed. You are not here to receive a gift, nor have you been called here by the individual you assume, although you have indeed been called. You have all been called here into a labyrinth of sounds and smells, misdirection and misfortune. A labyrinth with no exit, a maze with no prize. You don't even realize that you are trapped. Your lust for blood has driven you in endless circles chasing the cries of children in some unseen chamber, always seeming so near, yet somehow out of reach. But you will never find them. None of you will. This is where your story ends. And to you, my brave volunteer, who somehow found this job listing not intended for you. Although there was a way out planned for you, I have a feeling that's not what you want. I have a feeling that you are right where you want to be. I am remaining as well, I am nearby. This place will not be remembered and the memory of everything that started this can finally begin to fade away, as the agony of every tragedy should. And to you monsters trapped in the corridors, be still, and give up your spirits. They don't belong to you. For most of you, I believe there is peace and perhaps more, waiting for you after the smoke clears. Although for one of you, the darkest pit of Hell has opened to swallow you whole, so don't keep the devil waiting, old friend. My daughter, if you can hear me, I knew you would return as well. It's in your nature to protect the innocent. I'm sorry that on that day, the day you were shut out and left to die, no one was there to lift you up into their arms the way you lifted others into yours. And then, what became of you, I should have known you wouldn't be content to disappear, not my daughter. I couldn't save you then, so let me save you now. It's time to rest, for you, and for those you have carried in your arms. This ends, for all of us. End Communication.

[@ikeasnake]

My name is Walter Hartwell White. I live at 308 Negra Arroyo Lane, Albuquerque, New Mexico, 87104. This is my confession. If you're watching this tape, I'm probably dead- murdered by my brother-in-law, Hank Schrader.

[@bergarelli]

Greetings from Uruguay

[@pdcdesign9632]

From the future Brazil?

[@MichaelSTaylor]

Apparently in a simulation 1 billion years from now, Kurzsesgat's birbs well have gone extinct and the channel will have changed its name to Koranos.

[@gravoc857]

Earth only becomes a heat-baked wasteland if humanity doesn’t terraform earth’s surface, atmosphere, and even its position in the solar system. Alternatives such as dyson swarms to dim the sun and harness energy, star lifting, massive solar shades, etc are also options to prevent this future. Ultimately it’s up to humanity. If we can get past our immediate existential threats, all the above solutions are theoretically possible by known physics. It’s just a gargantuan logistical engineering problem. Humanity can do it if they cooperate and are motivated enough to do so.

[@_martian101]

Not possible, that scale of project can only be done by robots and AI, unless we enhanced our own species into god-like creature, and also it's unrealistic to build a Dyson swarm just to shades the earth, it would be ridiculously waste of resources and we would receive energy way more than we can bear, the realistic approach would be creating a ring world besides Dyson swarm, utilize every material that available in our solar system including all planets and asteroids, and build a huge city circling the sun that can consume the massive energy generated by our Dyson swarm, no waste of energy and resources.

[@gravoc857]

@@_martian101 You say it’s not possible. Then you go one to explain its possible. Lol.

[@_martian101]

@@gravoc857 not possible for humans, I don't say not possible for civilization tho, you said about cooperate, cooperate of human or robot?

[@hil449]

​​@@_martian101ofc it's possible. In. Million years we could be a multi planetary civ and earth would have a really big historical and emotional significance to us. I could imagine people wanting to save earth from the sun expansion even if it's a waste of resources

[@_martian101]

@@hil449 become multi planetary civilization is billion times easier than build a megastructures like dyson swarm, literally. The expansion of sun won't happen at least not in 3 billion years, that's way too unrealistic to talk about, even become god-like being who capable of traveling thousand light years away without any tools and grab planet in the palm of their hands is much more realistic than talking about what would human do to protect earth from something that happen 3 bln years in the future lol

[@niklass1641]

Does the "theoretical time machine" have a 1B year limit? If they really want to know what's up in another 1B what's stopping them from finding out?

[@dogwoofwoof8154]

may be 1 B is its limit from the time of departure

[@Ruzzky_Bly4t]

The length of the video

[@edwardrhoads7283]

1B is most likely the limit to the knowledge and creativity of the producer... That and 2B years in future is pretty much the same as 1 B...

[@ducksongfans]

I wish i could live forever to see all this stuff

[@MrNick615]

I used to feel that way when I was younger… now I know it would be a curse.. on the plus side as everything in earth recycles, as seemingly the universe as well, I have come to see it very likely our life energy, force, soul or whatever it is recycles just like everything else so we may essentially experience all of this universe through both space and time at least for the life of this universe.

[@b8nnytez]

Relax, you're both eternal. yw

[@SirThanksalot_1]

About the supercontinent: between now and one billion years ago, we have had several supercontinents. So in another billion years, there's no way to tell what kind of tectonic arrangements we'll have.

[@viciousyeen6644]

There are some estimations that come very close to how it will look like

[@Ruzzky_Bly4t]

@@viciousyeen6644 Hello time traveler! Which estimate is the closest to the reality in 1 billion years?

[@MrTweetyhack]

If I time travel just 1 minute into the future, I would be drifting in space and Earth would have left me behind

[@edwardrhoads7283]

Most likely gravity would still keep you with the earth. I have traveled forward in time many minute (not as quickly as you propose obviously) and gravity has kept me here just fine.

[@AndersonNeo12]

Just recently discovered ur amazing channel. Really interesting topics and a nice animation, well done 💖

[@cannotthinkofoneatth]

no amount of video on global warming or pollution or deforestation do it for me than these videos of earth in near and distant future in a post apocalyptic world.. makes me too emotional and connected to our planet.. what a wonderful planet earth truly is

[@jackoo666]

thought this was a kurgstagist(sp?) video

[@huyhieutran333]

Thanks for making it

[@liam8370]

As someone from ce201 (Cosmic Era 201) I'm surprised they weren't captured and arrested the moment they stepped on Earth901 that's a historical place where no one is allowed to go u can only observe from a distance

[@kapperbeastYT]

A bit disappointed at the lack of guesses about mega engineering, besides being wiped out by a cascade of natural and man made disasters back to backs, i can't really see a reason humans wouldn't preserve the earth

[@michaelgodfrey9491]

If you were heading south due to a pole shift, would not one of the team notice that the sun was rising and setting in the incorrect spots? Heading north it would rise to your right and set to your left.

[@youoweme5forreadingthisnam535]

Just because the poles shift doesn't mean the transit of the sun has changed

[@HolySoliDeoGloria]

Good catch. I'm not sure those "scientists" were really qualified for this expedition!

[@Eromatics]

I thought this was kurtkizart (however it's spelled) lol. I like this video. I'll check back for more!

[@YoungGandalf2325]

Most likely scenario: After you've explored Earth 1 billion years in the future, you step back into the time machine. The lights start to flicker, you hear alarms going off! Oh no! 😲 What's going on?? Then you wake up. It's morning. Your alarm clock is going off. It was all just a dream.

[@drentsnoorden8325]

This channel looks like one of those quick AI cashgrab KZbin-science channels

[@anusflotze6646]

if you travel in time, will all the rotations of earth, the solar system and the milky way be taken care off? else there might be a high chance of you spawning outside the observable universe.

[@Ruzzky_Bly4t]

Outside the observable universe is huge overstatement, considering that even the movement of our galaxy is minuscule compared to that scale. The chance of appearing somewhere in outer space is around 100% though.

[@edwardrhoads7283]

You currently are traveling through time but gravity keeps you on the earth. If you traveled faster somehow without traveling the speed of light you would probably still stay with the earth. If you traveled close to speed of light you would find yourself 1 billion light years away from Earth would would put you in another galactic supercluster.

[@Ritik1328]

Imagination have no limits 🛸

[@RagicaltheUnhallowedKnight]

Neat, but these scientists seem rather surprised at very basic things they should know😁

[@jovalleau]

Like confusing South for North when the sun still rises in the East?

[@RagicaltheUnhallowedKnight]

@@jovalleauthat was a big, "scientist ey" moment

[@nwj03a]

I’d be interested to check it out, provided I was in some kind of bubble of safety from literally everything. Looking at the universe in a sort of “god mode”. What’s it look like? Are humans still somewhere? What even are we anymore (if our descendants exist)? Could I talk to them? Does space even exist anymore the way it does now? Has the speed of light changed somehow? It would be interesting to say the least.

[@TheFakeGooberGoblin]

Future Kursgezagt competitor 🙌 can’t wait til your subs catches up to the quality of your uploads

[@kahnadah]

You LOOK like Kurzgesagt, but you are NOT Kurzgesagt.

[@MikaHusk]

Kurzgesagt sounding weird af today

[@GIBBO4182]

There’d be some crazy evolutions!

[@marktorch9079]

There will be one telltale sign of human activity that will exist even a billion years from now. Plastic. It doesn't degrade, pieces get smaller and smaller even microscopic but that's it. As of right now there's now natural process to break it down either, so my guess is if the team took any soil samples they would find plastic.

[@thegamingchef3304]

Let's say Time traveling is possible. I don't see traveling back in time being possible, but traveling to the Future would be. I always think about that Langoliers Stephen King movie I watched on the USA network in the 90s. There were these things that ate the past. Once time has elapsed it is gone.

[@thegamingchef3304]

@ikedyson6426 Already been!!

[@Oomegaa91]

I wonder how confidently people say that travelling back in time is impossible but in reality we hardly know 1% about universe

[@edwardrhoads7283]

@ikedyson6426 Yes but it would be the vacation California. Once you go to 2099 you would be unable to return.

[@mityaboy4639]

I think the last question of the video is weird a bit. "Wonder if anyone would ever know" ... i mean... the guy literally stepped into a time machine and travelled 1b years ahead. What would stop them, after returning to current time, to jump in again and spin the dial to 2b years ahead? :) good video, nice animation :) good work

[@osasunaitor]

​@ikedyson6426the Sun won't go supernova, it doesn't have enough mass for that. As far as we know today, it will grow into a red giant and gradually expel all its outer layers until just a weak core remains, which will remain as a white dwarf for many more billions of years.

[@Iceni007]

Travelling forward at intervals of 500 years for about 50,000 years would be so fascinating (so long as each journey was of an endurable length, or cryogenic hibernation was also possible). But time travel is of course impossible and will always will be, no matter how technologically advanced we might eventually become as a species.

[@jason_from_youtube]

speeding up time into the future is possible, if somehow humans could develop near light speed transportation techniques

[@baller7387]

Yeah, as the other comment suggested time travel into the future doesn't necessarily violate causality and has been acknowledged as possible by individuals like Stephen Hawking. You should always be careful when taking statements like "such and such is completely impossible and will always be completely impossible" bc chances are you will be proven categorically incorrect at some point. It's also indicative of a close minded perspective that's antithetical to the progression that I would assert is a vital characteristic of humanity that has enabled us to come as far as we have as a species. Generally just not a good way to look at things IMO.

[@lightandshadow68]

Time travel would likely reflect traveling to other parallel universes in the many worlds interpretation of quantum mechanics. You couldn’t cause a paradox in your universe but could make changes in some other universe.

[@ultrameganoob6979]

Great vid man! Loved it ❤

[@MostWantedWannaBE]

for a time machine to be possible you would need a reference point. a target. a destination if for example you have a mystical watch that just mvoes you in time if you set it to move you forward or backwards in time by only 1 second you'd be teleported into space and die. so if a time machine is one day discovered it will require a reference point this means that if we do end up creating it one day it will not be capable of going into the past nor the future but with each passing second since it has been turned on it will be capable of receiving passangers from the future as our current point in time will be the reference point after which that time point 0 will be the furthest back we can travel to there is a problem with this though travel schedules for example what if 2 points in the future set to travel at point 0 time? what happens ? is there interference? do they die? does the device fail? lets say thats not a problem what happens if reality is singular and multiverse doesn't exist if someone at X+100years travels and someone from X+1000 years travels and they both arive and then guy from X+100 years destroys the device then a paradox is created where the X+1000 years guy could not have possibly arrived at that time Basically time breaks This is all not a problem if Multiverse is a thing that would solve all paradoxes and would mean that every being in reality exists in a seperate time strain and that timestrains can come in contact with eachother and diverge as individual choices are made i'm a fan of the latter theory because if true then a creator does not exist Reality would be a infinitely recurring tree of strains the largest infinity possible and thats interesting because why does an inifnity exist? how did it came to be? and we go back to the idea of a creator but something had to create the creator and that is an infinite argument which also doesn't make sense all in all if time travel ever becomes possible we will be able to test reality and creation which i think is pretty cool

[@zardanial]

what poem did you just write

[@Sabu150]

Ya'll.

[@mg4663]

Your theories completely fall apart if there is not a creator, which there is, without a doubt.

[@MostWantedWannaBE]

@@mg4663so who made the creator? cuz "he just exists" is not a valid argument just because you want to believe it

[@kennyalwaysdies1]

This reminds me of that one Futurama episode where they travel billions of years into the future for whatever reason (haven't watched it in years)

[@nicksnelson1231]

Yh that episode where they couldn't go back but only forward until they encountered another big bang nd the world restarted again .... What if we are in restart 5000 🤔 and this universe as restarted so many times

[@erbenton07]

What about going only 10 million years into the future, or 10 million years?

[@tachyonzero]

Change is the only constant in the Universe.

[@ross3209]

bro thinks he's kurzgesagt

[@Direkt932]

I could finally read the end of one piece

[@shoshonnie7796]

Is this not just kürzgesagt?

[@thomasboys7216]

10:18 "You and your team make the long trek back to your time machine, only to find it missing with a piece of paper on the ground saying "The Morlocks were here"."

[@cmacdhon]

Thank you for a thoroughly enjoyable video.

[@Shervin86]

Awesome video, appeared in my stream after a long absence... I have to admit I clickee the thumbnail thinking it was a Kurzgesagt video... tricked me. 😂

[@ethanhanson4842]

Finding this channel was dope, it’s the cool science from Kurzgesagt but with cooler animation and no birds, a very welcome addition to my suggested videos

[@MrEnergy5252]

I only have one problem with this theory, I don't know how much this would actually factor in, and would happen in a curve. It is known that the earth's rotation is slowing by a certain factor. Which means after a certain amount of time, earth may become tidally locked with the Sun, and one side of the planet may have reasonable temperature/atmosphere 🤔.

[@dreamcoreeden]

Thought this was Kurtzgesagt...Great explanation tho! So fun to think speed and gravity his way

[@Anomalyte]

instantly like your video from the beginning - gave me kurzgesagt vibes :) subbed

[@freehorizons9491]

How does this channel not have millions of subs and views?

[@kingpest13]

Fantastic video. I expect great things for you my friend.

[@candalf848]

dude. why are you alone in the final scrren? did you kill your crew?

[@deltaplus9k23]

Child: "I want to watch Kurzgesagt!" Parent: "There's Kurzgesagt at home." The Kurzgesagt at home:

[@Arunachalam98]

Most underrated channel.... despite providing great content, it's not getting much reach... I don't know why 😢

[@HShango]

I'm looking forward to the type 1 civilization of homo sapiens

[@kapperbeastYT]

Iirc current estimates have us at k1 within the Millennium at the latest, by one billion I'd expect most stars to be settled and if we could be called a single civilisation at that point, we'd be well on the way to K3

[@filker0]

Given that we know now that the Earth's magnetic field flips, the time travelers should be able to tell they're going South by the direction the sun moves across the sky, and realize their compasses are wrong.

[@NightRunner417]

The king said, the third question is, how many seconds of time are there in eternity. Then said the shepherd boy, in lower pomerania is the diamond mountain, which is two miles high, two miles wide, and two miles deep. Every hundred years a little bird comes and sharpens its beak on it, and when the whole mountain is worn away by this, then the first second of eternity will be over. You might think that's a hell of a long time. Personally, I think that's a hell of a bird.

[@viciousyeen6644]

I’m sorry, but that wouldn’t even scratch eternity. There are no seconds you could scrape off of it in the end

[@brandonmusick77]

A billion years is NOTHING compared to eternity. Don't let your soul be lost.

[@GregJonson]

I just have to wonder - when you say plants will lose the ability to photosynthesise, does that just regard plants as we know them today, or all theoretical plant life in general? Because who's to say plants won't be able to evolve and adapt to the harsher environment?

[@b1nside1]

I wonder if someone could do the experiment to go to black hole edge, return Earth, and really see who aged more by looking at the faces.

[@catsandbarbells]

Screenshot is of a world where MTV never stopped playing music.

[@jd4200mhz]

the biggest problem with the idea that black holes can makke you time travel is in it´s most simple way, the universe doesn stope moving

[@diversionvideos5262]

That Time Machine is just the magic treehouse in disguise

[@mt-qc2qh]

It would be more interesting to travel 1000 years in the future to see how we screwed things up. Maybe that would change us today.

[@fabriziobiancucci7702]

At most 100 years. In 1000 years probably you'll find a world completely recover. It's us today that risk a catastrophe, not our future descendants in the next millenia. In any possible scenario, even if we change our lifestyle or we continue like that until we finish fossil fuels, that in any case would happen in this century. In the next century, whatever energy we will use instead of fossil fuels would probably already spread and our civilization would recover. And since the advance of cloning and genetic engineering, it's very likely that even if we will serious damage our ecosystem in this century, in the next 1000 years we will completely rebuild it

[@bkb04g]

“Kurtzegart off Wish”