Life Beyond Earth

[@StevenSlocum2002]

Please keep up the long format ones. I love falling asleep to them, and when I don’t they are very interesting and entertaining.

[@Madara_Ali]

I thought I was the only one who falls asleep with them

[@julius43461]

Same

[@coreywest9305]

I swear his voice along with the topics are great, but also terrible for sleep. His voice is relaxing, but the topics are too damn interesting

[@explorer.samrat]

A long-form video from Aperture, will definitely be entertaining.😊

[@ominous-omnipresent-they]

A long, poorly researched video.

[@Cryptech1010]

@0-m-1-n-0-u-5 it's not supposed to be 100% correct, it's supposed to make you think about things in a different way

[@kieranhart5776]

Yeah it’s supposed to make you think man. 🤔 I think anti-gravity or zero-point gravity technology will need to come out before interplanetary travel daily will be possible. We have it…or someone has it rather. It was given to the deep state/shadow government after Eisenhower had his secret 12 hour meeting with the extraterrestrials (greys) and a deal was struck. In exchange for human DNA, clearance on a certain number of human abductions, and the rights to underground bases across the planet, Advanced Alien technology was given to the chosen parties. The Majestic 12 had control and hand picked chosen teams and newly established firms to develop this technology, create and build ARV’s (Alien Reproduction Vehicles) and other super advanced creations. They have been suppressing this technology from the human race since. This tech would lead to unlimited clean, near free energy which would cost the oil industry and other controlling industries trillions of dollars so I don’t see them sharing it anytime soon. I stumbled on this channel by accident and glad I did. Very interesting all the “what if’s” this fella worked out. Great content, great job!

[@TheGregStrickland]

Time is subjective. Our time understanding quite literally revolves around our human/earth experience. I appreciate the research you put into your content.

[@bennyb.1742]

Hey Old Aperture, welcome back. I missed your space-trip and philosophy videos. The guy that was covering you while you were away was really tripping about how bad the modern world is. I'd rather just talk about cool stuff with you instead.

[@user-UNKNOWNUNKNOWN]

agreeeeeeee

[@sunshineskates5377]

Yes thank you so tired of all that bullshit

[@user-ck9cw8fs5n]

He has the perfect space voice.

[@crouchinggiraffehiddenllam7764]

Yeah a.i. has brought back what you missed look for repeated words or phrases

[@andykod77]

Maybe if you don't climb down and get out, he might just actually take you with him next time. Wether or not that's your intention I do not know, but rather you than me.

[@paxon3811]

For have the first two parts memorized from falling asleep to them- keep it up dude missed your videos :)

[@seanlion2580]

Love this channel so much! My lullaby to a sleepless night

[@trismethod]

Same

[@pantherstealth1645]

To anyone watching now- we have just found a planet with an atmosphere thick with dimethylsulfide which only comes from biological processes and industrial processes. It’s in the Kepler system.

[@sharonbraselton3135]

That's halo

[@kirandeepchakraborty7921]

Loving these long format videos ❤

[@3RAN7ON]

4:35 not only our moon but the asteroid belt just between Mars and Jupiter

[@joesands8860]

The "BFR or Big Falcon Rocket" makes me laugh everytime I hear it. I'm a 55 year old man with the mind of a teenager.

[@TheShiningOne_-_]

@joesands8860 So is Elon Musk😆

[@qa1e2r4]

1:22:23 when you enter event horizon while moving close or with the speed of light the mater and space time that you entered with will be traveling with you so it will not be completely dark also the way we interpret black holes is wrong it is a higher dimensional tube warped around itself not the spout like interpretation everyone is being fed to. Cheers and thanks for the video

[@sophiaisabelle027]

This channel is the best. We will always support them.

[@kommhaltsmaul]

him*

[@InternetForHomies]

​@@kommhaltsmaul i think he meant the team behind this channel.

[@kommhaltsmaul]

@@InternetForHomies yeah probably. hes pumping out so many videos theres no way hes doing all that by himself.

[@eziio3]

watching your vids gives me life

[@benmcreynolds8581]

I've had this hypothetical thought. I look at ecosystems and I see that they recycle energy. They find ways to keep a balance. So I imagine how the greater Cosmo's ecosystem would keep a balance? Following in that manner. Black holes might be the perfect candidate for a galactic recycler? A place of unimaginable forces that could connect a tube between 2 bubbles that could represent Ecosystems? Universe's? The cycle can continue. Each universe has the ability to recycle energy and matter from itself to feed another universe, creating a system that is not wasting matter but converting/reusing the matter from old to feed the new? Just like how forest's exist on our planet. It's symbiotic/destructive and creative all at the same time... ♻️ If this concept is even remotely close? It's most likely very messy & abstract. The only set thing is: Matter is recycled, converted not destroyed. *Because matter is converted doesn't mean that it's stable. I feel like there's a probability of many unstable "universe's/bubble's" It's chaotic but every now and then the conversion cycle could land on a stable form? Like how the forest floor is abstract. The underbrush, dirt, rock, overall quality of each ecosystem is all abstractly situated. I feel like the cycle of the way the universe recycles matter would be very similar. Any matter that gets recycled would probably be converted into it's most basic essential form once it's thru it's process. Super heated gases, plasma, etc. (Basically like a seed) A foundation of a universe being transplanted. Some work; Some don't. Idk? Just a gut feeling I've gotten from going on long hikes in the Oregon wilderness throughout my Life. 🧲🌡️📡🔆☢️🔌🔊🔋♻️🌐☯️⚛️ It's facinating how when we look around & we see all this complexity with-in the Universe. That complexity basically comes from: ~{"Differences"}~ The Factor of how "Differences" interact seems to be the key factor in keeping dynamic systems functioning. Such as: *{High pressure/low pressure, hot/cold temperatures, different densities, viscosities, turbulent flow, static electric charges/discharges, electromagnet waves. Different velocities/angular momentum. Different amounts of energy/mass/frequency/vibrations. Different boundary layers between different materials or physical regions such as: (Land/water/oil/air/soap bubbles/ atmosphere's/space. The different regions in space with different particle density/background radiation, solar wind/membrane layers/bubble's/cloud regions, nebula's/Galaxy's/Galaxy clusters/ Cosmic filaments/less dense regions of space compared to dense regions of space.) All of these things are basic differences but create a way for the dynamic engine with-in Nature to continue flowing and operating to create and convert energy.} Just Like How a battery 🔋 transfers + charges through a membrane layer to a - charged side. Like how regions of high/low temperature 🌡️ create winds. In water- add some factors and It creates ocean currents and flow. Then internally inside our planet it creates plate tectonics, planetary convection, geothermal activity, a magnetic field around our planet, to hold a atmosphere. The list goes on 🧲🌡️📡🔆☢️🔌🔊🔋♻️🌐☯️⚛️ The natural world around us is just utterly facinating to me.

[@au_gmentedreality]

My mind in so few words. Usually I'm paralyzed with overwhelming anxiety. When I'm not anxious, in so agitated I hate everything. But I love how it work so well. Perfect even. It's why some people consider a higher power. Not me, I'm waiting for aliens to kidnap me🎉✌️✌️

[@jennklein1917]

Yes, we are basically all energy, on Earth and after we give up the planet of matter. I love earth, perfect atmosphere for life, which is where we are now, I love it, so full of awe❤❤

[@jennklein1917]

Nature is beautiful ❤❤❤❤

[@sharonbraselton3135]

Artifical stuff buatuffl. Too

[@shootdaj]

pls bring this type of content back

[@Invictus_Terminus]

Now this is why I Subscribed to your channel.❤❤❤

[@licentient]

It's insane to think that if stars burnt out faster due to a stronger nuclear force, they would never light up. On the other hand, if the nuclear force were weaker, stars would never have formed in the first place. Similarly, if gravity were too strong, we would experience a "big crunch" resulting in our demise in a gigantic fireball. If gravity were too weak, we would all freeze to death in a "big freeze". All the parameters of the universe seem to be finely tuned like perfection to allow for the existence of life. This has led to different interpretations, such as the idea that we are "The Chronic". It's quite an accomplishment that our universe is the only stable one that supports life and has such diverse conditions that allow for its existence. The alternative scenario is that there are countless lifeless universes, leaving us to play a losing game. it's so insane to me how our galaxy could have started from a "baby galaxy" or a "big bang" but it ended out to be PERFECT! with not a single imperfection. Life is the perfect game like a treasure hunt, you may think you have found the gold but the fun carries on. The multi-verse theory could be right but I doubt they are as perfectly tuned as ours, we are so impossibly possible. I hope you can appreciate this just as much as I do. @ApertureScience It's crazy how stars can work, and gravity doesn't decide to stop working, and the universe keeps expanding.

[@GodspeedBlues]

It's fascinating aint it?

[@TheRoosterMart]

Well said my friend.

[@johnrodgers2171]

Of the infinite universes, ours is one of the lucky ones

[@user-dj9iu2et3r]

I disagree with the notion that our universe is the only one that is perfect enough to sustain life… that’s an impossible statement to make.

[@blackfish4147]

Science doesn't have the ability to explain physical laws as they are but they presumes to know what would and wouldn't exist if they were different. I think they should just admit that they don't know what they don't know. If I'm not sure what's in my own house I wouldn't claim to know what is in my neighbor's. ok, whatever. That's too much ego and bias for me. This channel is the bomb though!!! More please!

[@newforestpixie5297]

Last Saturday during a match a massive ufo was hovering above Dean Court soccer stadium in SW England. without distraction of this magnitude the Newcastle United players would never have allowed AFC Bournemouth to actually score a goal & win a game .

[@reanimationsinc.6880]

Love the content brother

[@DeepWebDiary]

I’m a firm believer the moon was captured, not created by some smash event. It’s the only explanation as to why we always see the same side of the moon.

[@allanultimate]

i learned this in highschool, senior year . its amazing hearing about it again.

[@reanimationsinc.6880]

Keep this stuff up!

[@dalidaz72]

Even the big bang theory isn't set in concrete we will never know the real events if any I believe space has always been there are minds are always looking for answers of things we will never know great upload 👌👌👌👌

[@RSEFX]

Glad you brought this up.

[@michaeltillman886]

What's up folks? What you call the Big Bang, I call the great pulsation. It doesn't sound so violent. Besides, I wasn't there when it happen. Peace, my friend!

[@blackfish4147]

If the universe is 13.7 billion years old and the first galaxies didn't form for a billion years, how is the Milky Way 13.6 billion years old?

[@kirandeepchakraborty7921]

Mankind was born on Earth, it was never meant to die here.

[@neilrichardson7454]

😊Looking forward to reading your research paper on how that will be realistically achieved.

[@kirandeepchakraborty7921]

@@neilrichardson7454 Looking forward to share it with you 🚀

[@RomanDev17]

first galaxies were being created after around 1b years but our own galaxy is 13.6b years old? math is not mathing

[@ShinyCopperpot]

If something "tidally locked", that doesn't mean that the object is not rotating, it means that the object rotation period (around it's axis) is the same that it's orbital period (as viewed from barycenter)! After 6 years of bringing the universe to the Earth at least this should be known. 😔

[@lizardbyte]

Where we are at now? 4.5 billion years ago was at the edge pf Universe!

[@daviddudz]

Life started with the big bang 😂

[@Shayeva421]

I’ve never seen the milkyway but at least I know it’s there

[@user-dj9iu2et3r]

Dude I love the choice of music used in this video. Any way we could get access to it or the track list? I’d love to fall asleep to it!

[@borghorsa1902]

Consciousness is not humancentric, imagine Consciousness devoid of human senses, suddenly we are facing an infinity of variations!

[@Healthandwealth9422]

I enjoy the old space aprature and the modern society aprature

[@jackperry7445]

What was there before the universe? Makes me thunk we're just an atom in something built by some gigantic creatures.

[@prtauvers]

@ 00:46 you said the Big Bang resulted in the rapid expansion of space AND time…but then describe the evolving changes over the first few microseconds as energy organized into matter…that assumes a constant metric for time…a second then is a second now…so in what sense did (or can) Time expand??

[@culturebreath369]

This video isn't showing on your page? But it was on my KZbin feed?

[@Lrasm13]

Imagine it is created.... who spoke it to existence ? God..... so , I'll sleep on that

[@sharonbraselton3135]

Or q. God kike

[@in2livinit]

No, it can not see "The Past". It can look farther, and therefore "see" emissions from a farther distance. Therefore seeing that signal farther back in relation to Earth Time. Earth Time is not a " Universal " standard. It is a reference measurement. "Time" is not the same on Mars, or the moon, or Saturn. Local Solar System Geospatial "Time" is an artificial construct.

[@amontepye]

Wait so the Big Bang concept is really an implosion

[@Ayeskkies]

Aperture back with space content OG !!

[@scottscott6794]

A collision did not give us the moon, are you kidding me?

[@Fractalbeauty]

Yes that's the going story

[@JamesPilkenton-se5cx]

It came from Altarair 6 the actual galaxy where we liivvee...

[@LofyCraft]

yep nah, gotta get snakcs for this one bro ( and im watching on tv )

[@incwajana]

41:06 Pure Gold.

[@coffeecat086]

Just found this one, how interesting!

[@yusuflakhi2720]

Great video as always! Anyone know the music being played from around 7:20 mark?

[@ZekeThePlumber86]

0:59 in and ALREADY a damn ad!

[@huG1481]

A personal good existential exercise I have is to debate if us humans send a part of ourselves to another place in space, a branch species of humans now. Of course, we would get disconnected. And then thousands maybe millions of years in the future, they discover one another but don’t have records or memories of each other. Would they be considered aliens to each others? Given a significant amount of time, they may be vastly biologically different from one another, no longer humans. Now here’s another thing, what if we are already the branch species?

[@blackfish4147]

Yes and unless the conditions of their new home are identical to earth, they may be very alien in appearance by then.

[@mikewrightj8648]

I fell asleep to this and had a dream I bought a SpaceX rocket, was very disappointed when I just woke up to realize that I don't have a SpaceX rocket. Doesn't matter 😢, child support wouldn't let me go anyway

[@user-dj9iu2et3r]

Does anyone know the track that plays at 11:30? Love that music! Would really appreciate help in sourcing it!

[@user-dj9iu2et3r]

Bump?

[@drokthin5]

1:06 if I recall correctly, that included taking a shotgun to the dish to scare off any nesting birds.

[@darkoverlord420]

I made contact with a shape shifter it looked like an ASTEROID houvering it just stood in the sky not moving or making a sound

[@sharonbraselton3135]

Good for you

[@a-10warthog40]

Yay we have the real aperture back

[@chriswaudby1084]

I love the way we talk about how our universe expanded inflation theory and so on like we was there to witness it we seem so sure I don't believe inflation it's to out there not really believable

[@deathhn]

its peace now 💀

[@bigfatcreep8784]

REALLY COOL!!!

[@MrEnjoivolcom1]

Was looking for something to nap to! Thanks guy! 👍

[@limabravo6065]

The "big crunch" isnt a settled theory by any means, and the trappist system is probably not a great candidate because of the stars tendency to burp out massive amounts of radiation pretty regularly. Its the same deal for proxima b, albeit a bi5 worse with proxima centauri autoclaving that planet pretty regularly

[@chinesekangaroo]

Nooo, i missed it when it was live! 😭

[@pennypenny1377]

same

[@alephmale3171]

The Big Bang was not an “isolated moment in space and time.” Space and time were a potentiality within the singularity that lead to the Big Bang, which preceded time and space. If that doesn’t make sense, then the Big Bang doesn’t make sense.

[@user-dj9iu2et3r]

Definite what you mean by singularity and what other “potentialities” were present.

[@alephmale3171]

@@user-dj9iu2et3r The singularity generally refers to a compression of all time and space and its contents into an unbelievably tiny point, which randomly decided to rapidly expand into a context in which space and time and other laws of physics, and life, can occur.

[@christopherleubner6633]

If you go directly into the black 🕳 in some indestructible craft therebusca small but possible chance you would effectively tunnel through it into an alternative universe. At the extreme conditions present quantum mechanical effects like tunneling would occur at the event horizon. Not so sure I want to screw around and find out though.

[@APufferfish]

why does the video start to loop at the end?

[@Tyler-2839]

I think Star Wars and Star Trek gave us the impression that habitable planets are plentiful and accessible. It makes us not appreciate how miraculous Earth is. Earth like planets may be incredibly rare and we wouldn't necessarily know it (survivor bias). If we knew that we were only planet in the galaxy that had life would we treat our ecosystem differently? Would we step back from the fifth great mass extinction and instead marvel at the diversity of life?

[@sharonbraselton3135]

Yes. They have techky

[@matthewwilloughby2594]

The Big Bang Theory lmao

[@michaelcrabtree28]

Our reverse engineered craft can already explore the galaxy faster tban the speed of light. We already have a moon base. We can go to mars in minutes. Anti gravity is free energy.

[@paulsancho88]

Yes, some astronomers believe the big crunch could be the fate of the universe but you forget to mention other theories. Because of dark energy expanding the universe further amd faster, there is the deep freeze. Also a 3rd theory is the big rip. Most astronomers believe the deep freeze is most likely of the 3. To add to the big crunch, there is a cycle theory where it expands then contracts, over and over.

[@blackfish4147]

If we can only view a distant galaxy as it was in the past, how do we know that it is still moving away and faster than closer galaxies? In the past expansion was faster but as we get closer to the present it is slower. Red shift doesn't move faster than light so they have no idea if these faster moving, distant galaxies even still exist, let alone their speed. By observation we can see that expansion is slowing and there is no evidence to the contrary. If there is, would one of these brilliant scientists please explain it?

[@frankwenos641]

Soon very soon we are going to encounter another civilization,that is numbers we never heard of ahead of us.

[@sharonbraselton3135]

That's right

[@colinglass1342]

🤫 🖥 Wow over 200 hours of space exploration videos to watch keep me buisy for the next course of months

[@haleymoore6684]

Electric universe MAKES MIRE SENSE AND CAN RECREATE

[@Nieldyboy]

I've always wondered how we say "x amount of years and this happened or x amount of time and this happened in the universe" how can it be years or seconds when a year is only a time frame we use due to how long it takes our planet to travel round our sun. Surely our years don't correlate outside of our solar system

[@key-er1qy]

The question that trouble me the most is how something can be created out of nothing???

[@user-dj9iu2et3r]

There was likely never nothing. It’s hard to wrap our heads around it.

[@christopherleubner6633]

How about nuclear rockets and ion thrusters, perhaps ones that start out as rockets and then switch to ion engines. Or possibly one that literally runs on thin air for years, either on earth or another planet. It could be done rather easily using a trivalant uranium plutonium thorium zirconium carbide ceramic core. It would be self regulating in temperature and produce full power for about 30 years. The heat and radioactivity would produce intense thrust and ionize anything that passed through the core.

[@shukfahid]

Very cool story

[@General_reader]

This is an awesome explanation of the creation, story in Genesis

[@cosmicfiber4]

Different story

[@kyledevane8782]

There may have been many Big Bangs now

[@MorganSeveret]

Finally. I'm home.

[@notagoofy3766]

Where do they come up with this stuff 😅🤔

[@danielcoll7294]

Looks an interesting documentary, I lasted 10 mins. The ads are relentless 😢

[@rickr7599]

I have been a member of "KZbin Premium" for years....never any ads...I love it....and no, I do not have any relationship with them....just passing this info along.

[@Potata-ty8ir]

Loving these❤‍🩹

[@pip610]

The universe 🎇 will continue to appear to expand, settle ,then eventually lose containment and then dissipate into another dimension and become part of a bigger, grater universe

[@odinbejar]

Your voice just makes me want to sleep

[@ShannonMonica-qn6zi]

Yaa

[@innocenttisbane]

Wait...around 2:00 he said the universe was too hot for light to shine for millions of years?

[@kommhaltsmaul]

bible.exe has stopped working

[@tristentesla1304]

​​​@@kommhaltsmaul Naturalists 🙄 You guys give Christianity a run for its money; you're modernity's turbo cult

[@stewardmotari2451]

The universe was too hot such that visible light in the human eye wouldnt be capable of existing. The electromagnetic spectrum as we would call it, it was so hot that everything was on the higher non visible end of that spectrum.

[@innocenttisbane]

@@stewardmotari2451 tyvm for clarifying.

[@josephmcconnell5869]

So with ion propulsion why does it top out at 200,000 mph? Why can't it continue to the speed of light?

[@sharonbraselton3135]

Star wars. Techgy. Not star wars unvers

[@mistro0014]

Aliens are already here and have been for an extremely long time. Thankfully, from what I've heard, most of them are friendly

[@geonet3965]

More like indifferent, manipulative and with a completely different set of morals. Peaceful yes, friendly no

[@sharonbraselton3135]

Wrong. He right

[@ebonaparte3853]

During the Trappist-1 segment, it seemed like they were talking about how life would be on Trappist-1D, and not on Trappist-1e.

[@Squirrel-zq6oe]

We love you

[@melbacawaling4926]

beyond earth is spirit world

[@tanksnap9265]

The universe is 93 billion light years wide you know😅

[@Sovbi]

0:29 let's actually start by who created them

[@jasonwright5286]

Will aliens AI will know, before humans.

[@TheLordsBlood]

Intelligent design Intelligent designer.

[@TryAndSaveHumanity]

If any primitive species say:We “know”how to go back in time and piece together the information of how earth was created,Is a straight up admission that we are 100% primitive.Animals are more intelligent than us right now because they haven’t started a civil war yet 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤭

[@rafaelmarques-gg9kf]

I'm all up for scientific progress. But we need to fix our society right now. Our living conditions are getting worse, and that must be fixed before trying to conquer a deserted planet

[@johnrodgers2171]

Living conditions are better now then ever before. Imagine living 500 years ago

[@RodneyBigdog-e2q]

Then please explain to me the rapid expansion of time and space. Await you can't.

[@leonidas6134]

Sources?

[@paulturner1535]

What crazy speculation. They are suggesting they are wise enough to understand what happened 13,000,000,000 years ago. Mankind is pretty egotistical.

[@李有氣]

there's 90% of the universe that we never understand at all. any comments to the universe is useless.

[@txboy112233]

He's wrong about the moon

[@michaelnegron8555]

Wasn’t that theory proven not wrong but just not the rt theory, I’m not sure what the rt theory is now I just remember watching a new episode of something and they had a new theory but I think it was someone else

[@JimmyRiggle-w8n]

Hey champ, you are way off 😂 we already made contact long time ago.