Physics Gets Weird at the End of the Universe

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[@visionary4787]

Gravitational waves are like the universe’s secret messages, rippling through spacetime and carrying stories of black hole collisions and exploding stars. What’s fascinating is that they aren't just another form of radiation-they’re *distortions* in spacetime itself. LIGO's ability to detect these tiny shifts in reality feels almost magical, yet it's grounded in cutting-edge science. It's not just about black holes; it's about unlocking mysteries we didn’t even know existed, from neutron stars creating gold to revealing the structure of the cosmos. The future of gravitational wave astronomy? It's like opening a whole new chapter in how we understand the universe.

[@johannageisel5390]

If we are able to listen far enough back into the past of the universe with gravitational waves, we will hear a voice say: "Test. Test. Is this thing on?"

[@fulltiltboogie1038]

Put this on to fall asleep to but it was too amazing to fall asleep. Video to sleep to: 1/10 Video on astronomy: 10/10

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[@joshb4230]

Ahhh yes, the soothing voice of Space Matters...... I will sleep like a baby tonight.

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I'll be joining u, on a couple of minutes

[@raptorsean1464]

And wake up with a little more knowledge then you had when you fell asleep the night before.

[@RyanHoodStompsKittens]

But tonight, the crooked man is coming to get you, so....

[@djlee79]

learn while you sleep!

[@bdis89]

Is it an a.i. voice?

[@NothingverseOfficial]

One strange thing about gravitational waves is that they can pass through black holes without being blocked. Unlike light, gravitational waves can travel through the strongest objects in the universe without being affected.

[@sirprize5191]

Sounds like some dimensional shit

[@TheApplications1]

It was mentioned in the holy scriptures that human mind is weak and limited. Our body will go back to dust. It is holy biblically truth. And if you dont believe in God that do not add or deduct his words your mind will be lost in the whole universe. His holy words is true and powerfully perfect no mistakes!

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​@@TheApplications1why you gotta babble nonsense at other people? Keep it to yourself.

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[@ahklys1321]

how does that work? You sure? Aren't black holes areas of immense gravity sink?

[@JerryAndSteve]

this is the only channel about space I'll accept with an american accent (and a southern one at that!) every space documentary youtube channels with an american accent sounds as if they are speaking to children. Dumbing it down or if they are talking about complex ideas it SOUNDS like they are speaking to children. Even in tv documentaries! Well done! Another great video :)

[@robertbrianmay]

Or like forest gump

[@derekscanlan4641]

I used to love "The Universe" when it first showed. It was mostly American Narrated but didn't dumb it down very much. I always remember the one where David Grinspoon described deep time and the heat death of the universe... mindblowing

[@JamesHodge-w7k]

At 52:01 in the video it states the speed of light is 186,000 mph. That is incorrect. The speed of light is 186,000 mps. It takes light about 8 to 9 minutes to travel from the Sun to the Earth. At the speed according the video it would take about 500 hours for light to travel from the Sun to the Earth. Just thought it should be corrected.

[@jin8684]

Cool story bro

[@RomaRapoport]

Correct!

[@fitzfitzchivalry4538]

​@jin8684 it's correct bro, get an education bro 😂😂😂

[@kwagalamilly1371]

Most relevant video watched in 15years, regarding space 😅😅😅

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Will unskippable KZbin ads still be around at the end of the universe?

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[@gogdisasters]

So glad I watched this! Full of valuable insights.

[@OlShaky]

I like the narrators voice. It's like listening to my grandpa tell me about space

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[@manmadegod100]

I grabbed my bong and hit play, lol.

[@brockwhite8699]

This is my community, not that weirdo comment about pray to stop my anxiety or whatever. Hahaha

[@christopherwhittaker2620]

Outstanding video, LIGO Has to be one of humanity’s greatest achievements.

[@Locomang0]

I always find The Great Attractor fascinating :p

[@ahklys1321]

thats what she said

[@JKDVIPER]

Ya, that thing must be dense.

[@johannageisel5390]

"History of the Universe" just published a video about the Great Attractor. Or rather, about the movement of the galaxies in the part of the universe we can observe.

[@JKDVIPER]

@@johannageisel5390 picture something so massive that collapsed, and now 100,000,000,000 solar masses is in a chunk!” Several thousand black holes came together was my idea.

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[@karlgraber2025]

He said light travels 186,000 miles per hour? It's 186,000 miles a second

[@Makaveli12321]

Hella fast

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[@killykillerton7937]

I think c is where the self impedance of aether at the speed c stops light from going any faster. The same impedance is involved in inertial mass. There's a traction between moving light and moving matter at c. The reason inertial mass has a stronger gradient than the impedance of light at c is due to the circuitous path aether flows in vortices around particles of matter. The linear distance light travels in the form of matter is much longer in a linear distance she to this circuitous path translating the impedance on light at c into inertial resistance to acceleration of mass

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[@ripapa6355]

C is 186000 miles per SECOND, not hour.

[@chadknight5791]

Wermmhewls!

[@JamesHodge-w7k]

I noticed that as well.

[@majbarkai]

Yea, I was thinking that too, a little editing and proofreading/listening goes a long way but I can cut them some slack since there’s not frequent errors like that on this channel. Those of us who know what they meant can mention slip for those who don’t. Right?

[@fitzfitzchivalry4538]

​@@majbarkaipretty major slip up though for a science channel though. The speed of light ffs

[@NikolasScience]

I'm so glad I watched this! It’s packed with valuable insights.

[@nesobre]

Physics get weird at the edge of the universe where we have never been or never will be.. but its weird.. trust me bro..

[@AaronKetchum-op3nt]

My father doesn't believe in black holes. They are something he doesn't understand. Therefore, he doesn't think they exist.

[@davidknapp5224]

We all create our own universe and our brain, you're both right. Loving your dad is all that matters. 🥹

[@angrytitan2479]

Do you understand?

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Are you related to Ash Ketchum?? 😮

[@donald-f3t]

Black holes are one of the trillions of little bangs and they are part of our universe expanding?

[@sethprice241]

Einstein didn't believe in them either. Even though general relativity predicted them. He couldn't conceptualize it.

[@GamerKiwi]

I used to sleep to space documentaries on discovery and Cosmos by Carl Sagan. These space videos hold the same space for me

[@Assocgarbage50]

16:05 I always like the sense of happy urgency that a random rare astronomical event brings. It’s like “what kind of data should we take?” “Yes.” “In this data we smeared jelly on the lens.”

[@vinns16]

Physics dont get weird but people do!!!

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We will leave politics out of this 😅😅😅😅😅

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@@JamesBarry-j7m The only person that brought up politics was you.

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[@TheApplications1]

It was mentioned in the holy scriptures that human mind is weak and limited. Our body will go back to dust. It is holy biblically truth. And if you dont believe in God that do not add or deduct his words your mind will be lost in the whole universe. His holy words is true and powerfully perfect no mistakes!

[@vinns16]

@@TheApplications1 your mind is allready lost if you believe in god🤣🤣

[@valeniusthekat]

This is why we need 3D tv 🥰✌️👍

[@GalacticDiscoveriesQuest]

The analogy about electrons behaving like waves at this point is such a cool way to simplify the science. How does this behavior specifically affect the scaling limits of processors in the future?"

[@whatshishead2680]

I love relaxing space docos to learn and fall asleep to, but when I wake I wouldn't have a clue what I learnt

[@freespiritwithnature4384]

If everything was just a fraction higher ,lower,left,right,we wouldn't exist.❤

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love it. amazing...story and music... Thank You

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Brain: Space Matters dropped a new banger. 🧠

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Excellent video!

[@rav8149]

Such a soothing southern accent. I love this.🎉

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This video provided so much useful information in an engaging way!

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Thank you for the great jobs you do on your life.

[@TomJones-op9nj]

I am skeptical about these “findings” but the content was top notch….a lot of work went into your presentation…thank you !

[@fitzfitzchivalry4538]

What qualifies you to be skeptical?

[@killykillerton7937]

The soeed of light increases as the universe expands. Its always 186k miles per second because the miles get longer as space expands. Dial back to the singularity preceeding the big bang where the soeed of light is zero. Plug that into E=Mc^2 E=0 M=0 Proving that the existence of mass and energy are products of dynamic aether. The expansion of the universe creates the change in potential for entropy to exist. As soace expands with the universe falling into the void, the impedance on light diminishes allowing it to speed up increasing the total energy present in the universe maintaining a balanced and consistent mass-energy ratio to volume of space within the universe and the illusion of an inchanging speed of light.

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The videos are so satisfying.

[@robotaholic]

I cant wrap my brain around how the detector itself isnt biased or affected and thus distorted. Also, why not use electrons like a scanning electron mucroscope to be more sharp or precise.? Thank you for making all this

[@williamramey1959]

Could you please point out or indicate the direction where the end of he universe exists? Because of your title for this excellent video, you would know where it is. I do know that until 1925, astronomers thought there was only one galaxy, the Milky Way Galaxy.

[@CobraHash.]

At 52:01 you state light travels at 186,000mph, which is completely incorrect. Light travels at 671 million miles per hour, 186,000 miles per second.

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Love these bed time stories

[@andytorres5721]

Awesome video!

[@johndoughcrypto9688]

Correction: 52:00 minute mark, speed of light is spoken and text on screen as 186,000 miles per HOUR, which is incorrect. It is 186k miles per SECOND. 3600X difference

[@TafSchaefer]

I was enjoying this video until the big error appeared - the speed of light is 186,000 miles per second, not mph. This error makes me doubt the validity of the whole thing. 😢

[@matthewschwartz8730]

Unless I'm mistaken many of the videos on this channel have the same error. It is because of the southern accent AI person that I assume they're all on the same channel

[@Slavik-qh2xo]

Close your eyes, folks, and predend we are all on a spaceship and drift off to sleep. Have great cosmic dreams. Good night.

[@fredfish4316]

We all are. It is called Earth. Cheers.

[@Espiritu-o7x]

@fredfish4316 True. And our entire galaxy is a flying spaceship as well.

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The universe is truly a great mystery, and each new discovery only amazes us more!"

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Your mom calls me the Great Attractor

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IM ROLLING

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nice vid

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Creators are going further & further into the far future & filling it with creation! Sincerely the senior foundation creator! Note I am not Larry!

[@lysol6663]

I though I was the only that used these videos at night

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Thank you...and GoodNight .

[@dirkcrisman3415]

Very fascinating

[@davidhupp3006]

Who's the narrator? His southern voice is so calming and relaxing

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it is I....

[@DaniCamo]

​@@troyholdenvoices oh this makes me feel so much better. I was worried that I just found out my favorite space documentary channel is totally AI generated. I'm no scientist, but I've not found any glaring untruths and I watch this everyday - so I've been searching to see if I could figure out if I've been had. 😂 I'm so relieved that at least you're real! And amazing, at that. As a Georgian I always appreciate smart folks with an accent similar to mine (are you Tennessee, BTW?). Anyway. Thanks for the assurance that someone is doing something behind the scenes. 😁

[@luislandino9247]

I'm watching this at 3 in the morning

[@thomasmatzen7400]

Danke für die Antwort interessant.

[@jordank1813]

To be fair... Physics gets weird at the beginning of the universe, too. And right now with a whole lot of specific cases. And when you look really tiny.... And when you look really big.... So basically we know very little physics lol

[@carolprice1389]

Here's a crazy question ❓❓ what if the reason why all our calculations are wrong about the end of the universe is because we are looking at it the wrong way??? what we keep on trying to predict as the end of the universe is really the VARY birth of the universe!!!What if the true end that can't be changed because it's already happened created the universe to begin with. imagine This the foundation of the universe got destroyed by us humans in a time travel experiment that has already been done twice one time in 1943 and another in 1983 and both were not time travel experiments but were the test of a stable tachyon field???The first was a destroyer in 1943 and next was a army Base in 1983!!! Tachyons go faster than light and they are traveling backwards in time!!!What if the foundation of the universe is particles that travel faster than light and time so what if the two fields of tachyon particles one covering a destroyer of 1943 the other covering a empty army Base from 1983 collided in a hipper space turn created by the interaction of the two what would happen inside of the tunnel????A explosion of faster than light particles that would have no limits and would not weeken no matter how far it spread also traveling backwards in time would that make the background echo of the Big bang????That was the big bang the rest of it is extremely obvious and proving it wrong is also impossible and yet by us proving that the universe has no center has proven that would mean that there was no big bang because that explosion would be the center of the univers!!!

[@eliasfrohlicher274]

What the actual hell are you talking about man 😂

[@killykillerton7937]

Waves only travel through aether. They can't travel outside the aether into the absolute void the universe is expanding into which is why they bounce back and resonate throughout the universe.

[@SANN-1969]

Never end is the beginning

[@Itory1337]

Meanwhile on the same planet people believe the Earth is flat while questioning those scientists…

[@barkmaker]

Questioning IS science.

[@chrisvig123]

Questioning if the earth is round is not science…it’s denying science exists

[@fredfish4316]

​@@barkmakerNot all questions are science though. Where did i put my teeth is a question ... but it ain't science.

[@barkmaker]

@@fredfish4316, I never said questions are science.

[@jkt3937]

Correct me if im wrong, but I believe light travels at a rate of 186,000 miles per hour, not per HOUR, as stated the 51:56 mark of this video. Nothing like being off by a factor of 3600 on one of the most basic measurements in all of science.

[@CosmosPooll]

WOWWWW AMAZİNGGG..

[@thebudman1980]

Some of those waves should be constant for as long as some black holes live you would think.

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[@NaughtOverAll]

Tachyons. Try reading/analyzing information backwards "chronologically". Might find some use in it, worth a shot.

[@DrBiBeatz]

Space is like a river. After 5 billion years the universe started to fall like a waterfall

[@bangoken3895]

Until we can fully travel outside our own solar system I will never believe a word mention by anyone.

[@Assocgarbage50]

1:07:51 cut short? Wouldn’t a stars lifespan be determined at its birth. It’s not a random event exacted upon the star

[@jonesjones9507]

This documentary is an ad trap. The longest and worst ads.

[@leslie1526]

Of course it’s a trap…

[@sharinaross1865]

Of course

[@djlee79]

Avoidive Zone? Or.. Zone of avoidance?

[@chandler4749]

There should be gravitational waves from the spawn of the universe where over the age of the universe they are detectable by trying to pinpoint a particals position and velocity at the same time there sits the reason its not possible to know both momentum and position of particals. If we looked for gravitational waves in this realm and possibly to the plank size or an electromagnetic wave smaller or as small as quark lenghty

[@mk-ue9tx]

There is no end of the universe 🙏

[@skehleben7699]

Am I correct in presuming gravity waves bend the very fabric of reality? Has the effect been observed on the quantum level? So many questions!

[@carlbell2226]

It has that's why there's a difference between the lasers pattern no gravity wave no light spot at the target mirror

[@christinecallahan5512]

There is no end of the Universe, it's ENDLESS.......

[@highwayman_actual]

Instead of Laser Interferometer Gravitational wave Observatory they should’ve gone with Laser Interferometer Gravitational detecting Mass Array

[@grahamogorman7831]

From where WE ARE? Or beyond measurements? thank you universe! we are the best!

[@daMillenialTrucker]

no GOD is the BEST

[@conorwilliam2558]

I do not think physics gets weird. Rather, our understanding of it is so primitive and confined to our little pocket of the universe that anything outside of that is quite simply beyond our understanding currently for obvious reasons. We have almost a bias for physics at our current stage of understanding and development. By bias I mean a systematic distortion of a statistical result due to a factor not allowed for in its derivation. That factor is more based on a lack of knowledge.

[@tmac9972]

Can these waves be stopped or absorbed and what is the effect if any of Dark Energy.

[@thescreamingellens9616]

No, cannot be stopped. No effect on dark energy, nor affected by dark energy.

[@xz5gh1112]

If the JWT was pointed towards the center of the milky way could it enter and study the Black Hole and come back out of the dormant Black Hole that's said to be at the center of the milky way??

[@afive-dimensionalhuman2459]

TACHYONS MENTIONED 🗣️🗣️🗣️

[@Abcde0-e5k]

Endless bro..

[@lougasch2458]

Sidemen among us heritage

[@KissMyArs-n9t]

I think everything has a container......so space itself is a container which i believe is a orb that can expand yet still has a ending or edge

[@FutureSight666]

yeah the edge is the interesting part

[@leetori1]

That lazer seems fundamentally flawed. The crust of the earth, tectonic movements and mantel convection will cause that kind of shift in the beam. Or am I missing something? Edit: keep watching and find out…

[@ahklys1321]

ya, even my bowel movements can knock out my wifi i've noticed

[@leetori1]

@@ahklys1321 good lad!!

[@ATL_Taetae]

Have we recorded quasars colliding or magnetars, what's that wave like😊

[@thescreamingellens9616]

Magnators are neutron stars, so yes, in effect, they've been observed... the magnetic field of a magnatar doesn't make it a different object from the perspective of gravity. A quasar is a active super massive black hole, and the video explained that the frequencies of merging super massive black holes is beyond our current detection capabilities, then No, we haven't observed those

[@rawkboikorpvillalobos5255]

Consider this kay¿... the ripples that are caused by these @(point1.48)are not the fabrique of space-time gravity. The ripples thT are mentioned at this point are more -than-likely viscous radioactive floating dust particles that[ if harnessed properly] can and will be realized as antimatter. Of course in order to properly harness this" radioactive dust particle".. we would need fire and a way to properly protect the harnessed(mastered) matter material. Electricity, I hear is a good solution for fire and energy when traveling the cosmic plain. The 5th. Dimension.

[@SimonMcGrath-x2x]

I'd love to no how melvin the magician knows that things get weird at the end of the universe? Who turned the lights out........ BOOOM!!!!!

[@1943colin]

"Physics Gets Weird at the End of the Universe"... Those who imagine that their will be an end to the universe ARE weird.

[@FutureSight666]

we dont know

[@nilesn9787]

I wonder would gravity wave detector also detect the presence of warp fields or passing spacecraft.

[@craig.encinitas]

What if, we actually knew all these answers? Would we even believe it? 🤯

[@MrAvidLearner]

6:00 blew my mind

[@psychesoap]

To boldly go...one mo' 'gin.

[@DillonWilks]

Finding a way to escape the human experience

[@Spootiful]

13:50 Don't we have have something already to bounce lasers to the moon and back? Would we be able to do anything useful with a satellite in orbit around Earth constantly bouncing a beam to and back from a mirror system?

[@nathanpierce7143]

Great video, but Holy s**t KZbin- an ad evey 4.5 mins like clockwork on this one. For shame!! :)

[@kristine9922]

Who narrates these videos?

[@helloimgen3529]

imagine a super advanced alien civilizatiom being able ot utilize this black hole merging energy release