Nuclear Engineer Reacts to Kurzgesagt "3 Ways to Destroy The Universe"

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[@tfolsenuclear]

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[@whifle1445]

Can you react to animation vs physics?

[@wor2xfs250]

Thanks!

[@rm_sky]

Love your reaction videos

[@benmcelwain5301]

Question: In the big rip scenario. When you tear quark pairs apart you get more quark pairs. So, wouldn't that result in a new explosion of matter?

[@stephen_2091]

Animation vs physics dropped 👀

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[@libraryofgurkistan]

Ik i already watched it 3 times and now i hope Tyler reacts soon too, i kinda binge watch videos from Tyler, Kurzgesagt and Alan Becker (but in opposite order: first Alan becker or Kurzgesagt, then i watch tylers reaction) It (Animation vs Physics) really is, well, to put into my own words: Not a video or a movie, but the greatest masterpiece of art ever been made.

[@axelinedgelord4459]

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[@tfolsenuclear]

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[@queen-lilyorjiako268]

15:19 Every fanfic writer in existence

[@sgtrpcommand3778]

6:50 The fun part of a black hole evaporation is that, when it does happen, black hole thermodynamics predicts that the radiation will be entirely in the gamma range and with a luminosity on the order of a supernova scale. This comes from the inverse relationship between black hole temperature and mass - so a smaller black hole radiates faster, leading to a runaway. Conversely, this means that supermassive BHs won't evaporate for a VERY long time. Thanks for the interesting content! Its been good to watch your channel and get an insight on the nuclear physics of reactors

[@krisztiankoblos1948]

6:50 small black holes evaporates very fast. It can be like a bomb.

[@lanteanboy]

at 11:19 you start discussing how for tiny black holes, Hawking Radiation will make them die that fast, but in this case, it was Dark Energy ripping those tiny black holes to shreds still, although it is true that smaller black holes would evaporate faster

[@ethanfranzen8684]

9:24: No, the Hubble Constant doesn't have to increase exponentially. It just has to increase to the point where particles lose the ability to interact with each other for the Big Rip. The Hubble Constant is the rate at which space exponentially grows. If we call the Hubble Constant H, a constant H means that large distances increase exponentially. Space will keep expanding as long as H>0.

[@GENERIC_CHANNEL_HANDLE]

"Awwww, but it's such a _cute_ universe!" Listen, *100%* of all known spiders live in the universe, therefore the universe is an unforgivable criminal. You gotta let nature take it's course.

[@siroguanella4165]

I like spiders.

[@user-fc2lx4ou2t]

But it created baby seals, the cutest animals out there!

[@ItachiUchiha-hn6uu]

After watching your videos and a few other people I wanna thank you for inspiring me to put my appreciation in for college, my whole life I felt as if it just wasn't necessary because there was never something I felt passionate about but you have shown me something that's changed my perspective on a lot of stuff, I applied for a bachelor's in science and engineering so I can try to become a nuclear engineer and I would never have wanted to do this if it weren't for you, thank you.

[@DarenMiller-qj7bu]

I've been binging your channel like a series on Netflix. Love the content bro.

[@merf5549]

considerin the second scenario, wouldnt this dark energy start ripping apart Quarks? As far as I understand Quarks they create new (opposite) quarks when enough energy is put into them, so wouldnt at some point in the second scenario the entire universe fill with more and more quarks until gravity is stronger than the dark energy ?

[@shahinmotamedi654]

Probably not, but who knows.

[@sankang9425]

Yes! And this actually doesn't contradict to known physics because the Energy-Stress tensor is preserved.

[@Angrydestoyer69420]

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[@Neropol14]

@@sankang9425 Do you mind explaining it a bit more? Or is it too much to write down?

[@lafeechloe6998]

@@Neropol14I want an explanation too !

[@lantami1199]

15:25 Tbf, a false vacuum wouldn't destroy the universe. It expands at the speed of light, so the expansion of space keeps a false vacuum contained in its own observable universe.

[@WackoMcGoose]

Additionally, because it's going at the speed of light, even if we're in the "blast radius", we would have no warning, no time to panic, no time to do, well, nothing at all even if we were aware it was about to happen. A bubble of vacuum decay could delete the earth in the middle of me typing this sentence, and we wouldn't even know until things just stopped existing (and wouldn't even notice _that_ happen, unless souls are immune to YK-Class Scenarios like that because they exist outside of normal spacetime)... if you see this comment, it means vacuum decay did not eat the earth before you could read this

[@Rusty-METAL-J]

Thank you Tyler for doing the video of the guy breathing the Noble Gasses. I have heared the the rate of expansion of the universe is still increasing. That being said this video claiming that it is slowing confuses Mee.

[@markbarrett2225]

Thank you for all your videos, I never miss one!

[@orangeblanket7181]

hey remember animation vs maths you watched a while ago? Animation vs maths came out!

[@bloke.named.imagii]

Wow just came across this channel , thank you for the free knowledge. Subscribed! much love from the NL ❤

[@tfolsenuclear]

Thanks so much! Welcome aboard!

[@danielthemangrande]

Hologram theory is the single craziest theory and kurgegast video

[@chemplay866]

When Kurzgesagt releases a video, I first see the video, then the soundtrack on Epic Mountain, then you reacting to the original video.

[@DuskFlare13]

"I think dark energy and matter should cuddle or something" 15:19

[@AkashRockz]

Excited to see your review on animation vs physics.

[@tfolsenuclear]

Here it is! kzbin.info/www/bejne/fmiyiJKkiKiWopIsi=lDxu-0VswPerSCQs

[@envenom136]

Animation vs. Physics REACTIONN!!! 😮

[@tfolsenuclear]

Here it is! kzbin.info/www/bejne/fmiyiJKkiKiWopIsi=lDxu-0VswPerSCQs

[@IcyFlame0]

It seems likely that the first scenario will happen, where dark matter stays the same and the universe slowly drifts apart more and more. But I think it would cool if the universe did a reverse Big Bang and then started fresh with another Big Bang, with every bit of matter in the universe recombining into one and then separating out again into a brand new universe.

[@bloodstreak2001]

Can you do a videos on turning water into oxygen and hydrogen and using hydrogen as a fuel source to power vehicles

[@evan5935]

4:39 hopefully we have a TARDIS By then 😵‍💫😂

[@Samuel-up3xc]

The Animations from Kurzgesagt are so cool!

[@RandomEG1234]

think of this, the big crunch and bang, is actually a bounce. imagine a universe getting infinitely small, and then big, and then small, and then big, etc. that explains the big bang, and how matter was NOT created. it cant be created or destroyed, so that would explain everything.

[@seekvapes9641]

I had this idea in thebig rip scenario, that when it gets to the nuclear level, the dfark energe will start to try to rip proton and neutron apart, and we know what happens when we do that. The strong force flux tubex gain energy and create new quarks, which will again get ripedd apart and make more quarrks. This might turn each proton and each neautron into a new big bang. by stretching them out.

[@chemplay866]

How the fuck does it even work

[@smithajustine]

Here’s what I think I’m a fan of kurzergert and you are right but at the same time they’re doing there bast on those videos . They’re gest trying to inspire us to explor science and if you read this then post it on your KZbin canal

[@darkcivity]

Animations vs physics of Alan plis

[@tfolsenuclear]

Here it is! kzbin.info/www/bejne/fmiyiJKkiKiWopIsi=lDxu-0VswPerSCQs

[@Unchained_Alice]

Heat death is the most likely result I think. Its not my area of study (I studied Maths) so my knowledge is limited. But I do think there are many universes and potentially universes can collide. What I do wonder is if there is a universe of antimatter. Imagine jumping to a new universe only for it to be an antimatter one and you become the biggest explosion ever known! Perhaps there is some currently not understood reason matter always wins out.

[@acidcosti19]

7:48 ok, I think with infinite time something must happend

[@markustherogue2413]

Hi mr folse, would you mind checking out the video "nuclear reactor startup with sound" by geek labs. They show parts of the reactor from different angles and i was hoping if you could help clarify and explain what is actually happening. thanks!

[@RaidLoalMulticraft_YT]

0:07 lol

[@vintologi]

Current measurements of the hubble constant points towards increasing dark energy.

[@SimonMester]

I think we fundamentally misunderstand the expansion of space, and our conjecture of the existence of dark energy and matter is premature. We just made some assumptions to fix our equations and ran with it. Considering how inaccurate our observations and measurements are over any significant distance, and the fact we dont really understand gravity and light, I'd bet there isn't some completely unobservable dark energy and matter, we just lack fundamentally a true understanding on how things work, and our instruments are nowhere near good enough to be accurate over such distances and distortions of light. It reminds me all too much of people conjuring up humors of the body, ether of the skies and so on. We are really good at creating theoretical solutions without evidence and then running with those assumptions. Dont get me wrong, it COULD be a solution, maybe that is how reality works, but I find people state it as fact, like in Kurzgesagt, where really, it is a shot in dark conjecture as of now.

[@RyderDunei]

While Heat Death does give us the most time in the universe, its also the only scenario that results in a permanent end to everything, personally I'd prefer it if there is at least a chance that something new can come after.

[@SimonMester]

It would definitely be the more romantic option. Also would be kinda neat in the sense that human cultures tend to have some cyclical nature of existence in their mythos.

[@cxjaguar617]

i would like to think the universe is one big wave function were just riding the wave going up

[@cordatusscire344]

We will be a lot closer to an answer when Lisa turns online. If.

[@garrisonvelez9829]

Scenario 2 assumes that our universe exists inside a black hole.

[@mongolianbeef847]

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[@RaidLoalMulticraft_YT]

1:13 dude the dark energy is so evil that even his brother dark matter joins the other team instead of his team 6:03 and dark energy is so evil it can literally kill black holes that are already kind of evil.

[@Kinka.zhimo123]

What if big crunch happed infinity times

[@Hoopr32]

oh this is new

[@user-vs9cz9pm1n]

about radiartion in Cosmos - actually, we're lucky. We have Heliosphere, that is, a part of a space only for our system, the borders are defined by the Sun's activity - it pushes away all Cosmic radiation with it's own, not so dangerous radiation. So basically the Sun has created radiational shield for us. So I guess if we ever venture out of our Solar system, we'd get the one hell dose of radiation anyway.

[@thunderred5263]

It’s called the oart cloud I guess

[@user-nd1kb3hs3q]

Heyy Tyler! Animation vs physics by alan Becker dropped, I suggest to make a video on it!

[@RaidLoalMulticraft_YT]

12:28 that sounds fun, hey alpha centari aliens! Welcome to party! Aye andromeda 241 system here already? Take a seat! Hot stars are coming next. And best thing is that it bounces back into another big bang and another human civilization appears and just imagine that there’s human civilization before ours and they are exactly the same as us it’s just exactly the same copy it’s just that we don’t know they existed.

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[@darealgreyskale]

i see the universe being unable to die because matter is somtimes stronger but dark energy is somtimes stronger

[@epikoof]

matter and dark energy should just kiss and live happily ever after

[@Danielhuren]

in the big crunch were it collapses and restarts im pretty Shure the idea is that spacetime and dark energy are linked somehow with dark energy sorta behaving like momentum (this is incredibly oversimplified) and the energy from said collapse has to go somewhere like when you bounce a basketball

[@ToxicGamer86454]

All this is irrelevant because humans will be long gone before any of this becomes significant.

[@j12e29]

You shud watch animation vs physics really cool

[@tfolsenuclear]

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[@thecomputerguy6335]

The 1st one is subject to e

[@der_keishi6140]

If immortality would be possible. Would an immortal person then be floating in infinite darkness at the end of the universe?

[@Alice.59]

You mic have a problem there is a weird noise sometimes in the background

[@ATLAStheprotogen1]

Yo do animation vs physics

[@DOSFS]

Plz reacts to Animation vs physics! It just come out!

[@original90]

Check out Animation vs. Psychics 🗣️🔥

[@kingginger3335]

7:07 So, the last particle of matter in the universe is going to become a sperm flying through space? Lol, is it that how universes are created? Maybe it eventually collides into a particle of anti-matter and will explode into a whole new baby universe. Lol

[@mongolianbeef847]

cosmic cu-

[@ToxicGamer86454]

The sun will last far longer than 10 billion years. It will become a white dwarf and they can last 10 to the power of 10 years. Then it will become a black dwarf. Even that is not the end.

[@ToxicGamer86454]

All this is irrelevant because humans will be long gone before any of this

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Nuclear Engineer Reacts to Kurzgesagt "3 Ways to Destroy The Universe"

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