Why the Speed of Light is Actually Horribly Slow

[@KC-bg1th]

Imagine waiting 44 minutes just to see “same” in your dms.

[@adamdickinson2894]

That's my life what do you mean imagine?

[@Xyriak]

That happens on a daily basis for almost everyone

[@kimberlycampbell1100]

Don't people already do that though? Lol.

[@user-es3dr5xk8f]

Demidž

[@user-es3dr5xk8f]

@@adamdickinson2894 hahaha.

[@joantorruella4891]

“It wpuld take over 20 minutes to get a response!” *people in the 1800s wainting for a month to get a response to their letter* Edit: I WILL NOT CORRECT THE TYPOS

[@danielhricmail]

Exactly my thoughts, he is saying like 45 minutes is super long time. Even when you write an email nobody is getting back to you sooner thab an hour.

[@three4448]

Imagine waiting 3 months for her to get back to your letter only for her to reply “ok”

[@Marnige]

@@danielhricmail what if the message is instructions to avoid dangers for spacecrafts, 45 minutes is death.

[@danielhricmail]

@@Marnige In that case sure. But it is not like he said that mars will feel isolated and will want to be independent. Also Mars spacecraft would probably be guided from mars rather then earth.

[@kuttispielt7801]

Daniel but nobody writes email to communicate. Just for business and stuff.

[@sotirissotergi]

1800: Damn,my message reached Australia in just 2 months,this is incredibly fast. 2020: *Light is Slow*

[@itsfadixx]

then FASTER GRAVITT

[@raajkumar8039]

"DAMN" in 1800

[@jakubpociecha8819]

@@raajkumar8039 "Damn" would've probably been understood wayyy different back then if someone just said it

[@raajkumar8039]

@@jakubpociecha8819 is there any different specific meaning for "Damn" in 1800s

[@prohz9129]

smhtnom 2 tsuj ni ailartsuA dehcaer tI

[@konolda3213]

"Hey bro wanna meet up on earth today?" 8 years later "Yeah sure bro"

[@potatomuncher_ye]

im afraid for the calendar its days are numbered. ofc its a dad joke

[@TurtleSB]

He’d probably immediately go on a spaceship to not waste time.

[@LikeIGiveADuck]

@@TurtleSB If "8 years later" is meant to represent the time forward and back from the sender sending and receiving the message, then it would have still taken roughly 4 years for the message to send. So, it would still be wasting time.

[@timcollum5015]

Maybe we will live to be 50,000 years old and that will be normal? lol

[@konolda3213]

@@timcollum5015 no way waiting 8 years for a message will be normal. Even if our life span increases, the time won't go faster

[@Elzcian]

*Waits 8.5 years for a message to reach a friend on Proxima Centauri* Imessage: Message Failed to Send

[@cloroxbleach3936]

rip

[@nurenzayyan4825]

Very relatable if u take the proximia centurai bit out

[@wiod1232]

Nuren Zaynn ok

[@mission9music]

Me _hey how you doing bro 9 years laters Him_fine how about you

[@papalouie5517]

Task failed succefuly

[@GauravHarsule]

Gamers on Mars: HOW IS THAT NOT A HEADSHOT

[@northlandgaming7913]

Gaurav Harsule dammit, I love meeting a fellow gamer. You on pc? Let's play some games bruh

[@s0ulshot]

@@northlandgaming7913 You seem like a weird fellow, but I'm in.

[@briansantos5806]

@@s0ulshot and that's how friendship is born in the internet ... or a case of murder, but whatever

[@alexstrickix5764]

he had a lag switch

[@joshthomas6321]

Brian Santos 🤣🤣

[@davidefacchini1005]

Me: *complaining about a girl’s response after 20 hours Literally every Centaurian colonist: *it’s been 86 years*

[@adamgronvold8608]

: seen

[@ianmccreary331]

I mean after those 8 years you really have no excuse 😂

[@aps8446]

*Y to SHAME*

[@FritoTheLay]

titanic meme?

[@guillermo.mserrano]

Quantum entanglement is the solution. Whenever we reach that start (if we ever do it), we'll already have far superior quantum computers that'll make us the job, and that thing about waiting for 4,3 years to receive something will only be so whenever we catch something censored from the information flow through the entangled particles.

[@solis6864]

“Hey I’m single” “Same here” “I’m married now”

[@miguelisaurusbruh1158]

LMAO

[@Vibranium375]

@Pewi5 "I am divorced"

[@averagebadpiggyenjoyer4974]

@@Vibranium375 "Same here ay"

[@mubasshirahmed802]

@@averagebadpiggyenjoyer4974 “i am married again”

[@Baguette_Lord]

@@mubasshirahmed802 "same here lol"

[@numba6457]

How to get light to be faster: 1. Record a video of you turning on a lightbulb 2. Put the video on 2x speed or faster

[@kevin-7091]

Genius

[@tryhardtimmytravelstotilte4792]

*Harvard wants to know your location*

[@abhisheksathe123]

Give this man a Nobel Prize

[@navunreleased8500]

U want a scholarship ?

[@lancevanceGTA]

You Sir, are genius

[@faastex]

The video should be titled "why the universe is actually horribly huge"

[@jaybajan]

you know right?

[@riggityriz8564]

Yeah this video doesn't really show how light is slow. it shows that despite how fast light is, it still takes a long time because of just how big our universe is

[@LavaCreeperPeople]

Riggity Riz yes

[@stevenlee4239]

Maybe because "Why the speed of light is actually horribly slow" is more unique and attracts more attention compared to "Why our universe is actually horribly huge" because there are so many videos about the size of the universe.

[@lowellwalter9420]

Agree. There’s nothing that’s is able to travel faster than light, so how can light be slow?

[@coolguyrocco7869]

Imagine waiting 4 years just to get a "k"

[@sophiatheczech1918]

My crush: **Hold my beer**

[@TheDeadOfNight37]

@@sophiatheczech1918 you deserve better smh

[@felixleon4694]

💀💀💀

[@Saraseeksthompson0211]

Hahaha imagine waiting for a DoorDash order lol

[@cycrothelargeplanet]

I waited hundreds of years just for a k

[@harrypottah4500]

Conclusion - Light is still insanely fast just not when going insanely far distances.

[@McYeroc]

In conclusion our messages and communication are somehow sent through the speed of light

[@zer0w0rries96]

Conclusion: the universe is very big. Like VERY big.

[@touhidurrr]

In conclusion, we are small.

[@killumm]

Guess I won't watch the video since you concluded it in like 10 words

[@donkeydan5996]

Thanks Mister Pottah

[@ntshx24]

1950: We want faster cars 1970: We want faster rockets 1990: We want faster computers 2010: We want faster internet 2020: We want faster vaccine 2050 (Colonizing Mars): We want faster spaceships 2100 (Colonizing space): We want faster babies 2500: We want faster teleportation *3020: We want faster light.*

[@IIIRobIII]

2020: We want faster toilet paper

[@danieljensen2626]

To be fair, faster light would actually help make computers faster.

[@IronNidow]

2020: we want faster vaccine

[@IeldudeI]

2030? More like 3030.

[@MemeManDan252]

Quantum Entanglement. It's instant, no matter the distance. Great for communication.

[@asener351]

imagine being in a game lobby and it takes 4.3 years "waiting for other players" "just one more round mom"

[@hyperactive1728]

Civilization comes to mind "Next turn man!!"

[@nonec384]

the only game you can hope to play is tic tac

[@asitchauhan8223]

Image playing among us like that. The whole game will end and then the message comes- ' I saw red vent boiz. GG'

[@Flesh_Wizard]

I'm sure there will be proxima centauri b based servers

[@Saraseeksthompson0211]

Hahaha graduates college by then lol

[@TheCubeSnowflake]

Me : sends a novel to someone *10 years later* Friend: K

[@ortherner]

lol

[@shindari]

@@ortherner And he never gets that response, because he died in a car accident five years ago. Yeah... and people wonder why aliens haven't contacted us yet...

[@thavambase6907]

shindari it’s not jsut about them contacting us, we have yet to sense any signal from them for example their radio or tv signals that are unintentionally sent out

[@shindari]

@@thavambase6907 Those signals travel at the speed of light. So even if the alien civilization capable of producing those noises is only 500 light years away from Earth (a speck of distance, in the big picture) it would take 500 years for those sounds to reach us. Meaning that only signals sent out 500 years ago would just now be reaching us. By then, that civilization, for all we know, could have ceased to exist. It's just too much time. Too much distance. If there is no rate of speed faster than light, then the universe is quite simply too big to be traveled in a timely manner.

[@thavambase6907]

@@shindari I know all that...but my point is, earth 500 years ago was not modern, but that doesnt mean another civilization was not...each planet's history is different, many planets could have been way more advanced than we are now 1 million years ago...so my point is, we have never received any such signals from any alien planet which is odd because I do believe aliens exist but I understand the limits of physics in the gigantic universe...

[@Ycekhold]

"No, no, light speed's too slow." "Light speed, too slow?!" "Yes. We're gonna have to go to--LUDICROUS SPEED!"

[@lacoffeebro]

If something faster than light is ever discovered, they’d better name it that.

[@mychemicalcoffee3022]

BROOO SPACEBALLS!!! I love that movie!!

[@szófi-v2f]

*LUDICROUS SPEED GO*

[@busterhikney6936]

light will soon Throw Them 'Bows

[@gradclvz3501]

Q: Why the speed of light is so slow? A: Because nobody has been upgrading the universe’s CPU since 14 billion years ago.

[@deegreeeen8612]

Lol, that was on ND Tyson's 'simulation' video the other day... It was a good one. I don't think we live in a simulation, I think physics is tripppppin'! 🎱⚽⚾🏀🏈🏉🏐

[@Ludwig1625]

🗿

[@triton6490]

@@Ludwig1625 lol

[@Max-fh7ij]

When you realize God is using Internet Explorer

[@bimmer8602]

@@Ludwig1625 what does that emoji mean

[@snipperjoey1151]

Imagine complaining about a 45 minute delay when less than a century ago all our long distance communication was done through letters.

[@maceomillions2192]

Right lol

[@sankimahan718]

Instant messaging has spoiled us after all. And if we are talking about Light Speed Messaging, you expect it to be instant rather than 45 mins

[@bsadewitz]

Long-distance telegraph and radio have been around since the mid 19th century.

[@theemptylegend0]

The telegraph existed more than 150 years ago

[@edhead7172]

Comment made: 46 minutes ago

[@redthedrago8544]

"You'll have to wait at least 2.6 seconds after sending a message to them before you'd actually get a response" I don't see the problem, this is faster than the amount of time it takes people to message me back here on Earth.

[@redthedrago8544]

@Pushyamitra Gurethia I'm sorry you experience that

[@chimp4225]

How do you know they just don’t wanna reply

[@redthedrago8544]

@@chimp4225 Oh, I don't, and frankly I wouldn't be surprised if that were the reason.

[@realbignoob1886]

@Pushyamitra Gurethia oof

[@precursors]

Fun fact: There is no “time” for light. Photons that move at speed of light do not age. Universe is 13.7 billion year old, but even for the first photons that appeared in this universe, no time has passed.

[@bezimienny1337]

Do you mean time is fake?

[@precursors]

@@bezimienny1337 No, it is relative to speed

[@bezimienny1337]

@@precursors what will happen if i got to speed of light? Or even faster than light? Yes i know it is imposible i just want to know

[@Checkmate803]

@@bezimienny1337 if you go at the speed of light time would stop and faster than light time would go backwards

[@timmason7430]

@@Checkmate803 If I go faster than you, will I age slower than you? Rhetorical question because speed has nothing to do with time.

[@sodkfniw2669]

“People shouldn’t get upset if someone doesn’t respond immediately from Mars” If someone’s getting upset over 45 minutes then they’d hate my friends

[@Momi_V]

These people would probably have ambitions to kill me, because they hope I might respond faster being contacted in a satanic ritual as a dead entity

[@ericmichel3857]

Are these friends or "friends"?

[@zaclegoattack]

Wait until you here about my mom

[@wdd3141]

The consequence of computer network communications in today's world is that people have a shorter attention span.

[@dancingdog3117]

Imagine sending an essay message on mars and you wait 45 whole minutes for them to just say “k”.

[@Simon0]

Imagine waiting 8 years for them to say 'k'!

[@plazmikpond]

imagine waiting 1.12 billion years just for them to say "k!"

[@nuclearfallenking1798]

Dancingdog Waiting 72 centillion years (I’m pretty sure the universe will end beffore then) just for the person to say I don’t like it do another essay

[@Frozo-nt2ky]

Copied

[@anshulverma1950]

Imagine waiting 1 trillion days to say k

[@iexist6586]

5:24 So, your essentially saying that the Internet Explorer headquarters is on Proxima Centauri

[@sina4456]

Yes

[@cheesemaster7088]

Lol

[@shaanthing1848]

Ikr lol xD

[@its.jsgino]

Yeah.....

[@freepalestine1673]

@Pearce White yes they do. Y e s t h e y d o.

[@Fantaiscool]

After 4 years, people on Proxima Centuari have finally received this video.

[@mashleymorgan]

It’s actually still another 2 months until this video reaches Proxima Centauri, June 10 at approximately 4:00 p.m. CDT to be precise.

[@Fantaiscool]

@@mashleymorgan damn your right accounting for the fact proxima centauri is actually like 4.3 ly away

[@Foxelbeton]

@@mashleymorgan Ha, it's been five days since Proxima Centauri got this message!

[@ramiz856]

Trust issues so bad that I was ready for a jumpscare when the dude was using the flashlight..

[@mp3_45]

lol me too It was like that house in "slender arrival" game

[@fuck_anx]

same i hate the internet

[@Atiqi.]

Same xD

[@shahidkarim9910]

Y’all need friends

[@amogus7]

@@shahidkarim9910 be my friend

[@ibrahimmaxamed8180]

I love how he's casually talking about messaging your friend on Mars.

[@MultiArrow123]

Hey I mean in 20 years that could be a thing

[@RussG11]

Right!? I mean, who has friends anyway?

[@miembrosgibran]

Yes

[@je.m3320]

@@RussG11 T^T

[@billyboel9403]

MultiArrow123 in 20 years if Elon musks goal is realized then there’ll be a dang town up there with at least 600,000 people

[@lifereadguy9933]

Huh, so light speed will become unreliable in the long run? Sounds like a problem the speed of a Toyota Corolla can fix

[@dmeemd7787]

😂😂 Nice!

[@JamesTheFoxeArt]

Interestingly, the faster you are the slow the world around you looks and that’s why if you went to the speed of light, time would seem to stop

[@catman2157]

@@JamesTheFoxeArt so by this logic if i go at the speed of light and travel to another galaxy it would seem as though it was instantaneously for me but hundreds of thousands of years for the 3rd person observing

[@LavaCreeperPeople]

LifeReadGuy99 Finally, an original comment

[@josir1994]

@@catman2157 indeed that's true

[@theblack7806]

Light isn't slow, it's just that the universe is so big it makes everything look slow.

[@zainmrstar]

@@plague_d8672 Slow

[@benny.pepper]

IT IS slow, u think it's fast just bcs u live on earth. In earth scale ofc it'd look fast but on a cosmic scale it's stupidly slow

[@weezy3855]

no shit einstein 🤓

[@cutecell2798]

@Benny Pepper you gotta admit dude light is always fast, i'll paste for you my comment:

[@cutecell2798]

@Benny Pepper ALSO, if you think that the universe is small then that's because you live on earth, in earth scale the universe looks so small but in cosmic scale it is so big.

[@jonbaxter2254]

Jokes on you, my friends don't even respond to me on earth.

[@HTYM]

Sorry to hear that. No, I'm not his friend. This response doesn't count.

[@coolguy3848]

Jokes ob you, I dont have a friend

[@kyriekuragecs5895]

@@coolguy3848 what is friend

[@dylant4737]

Mohammed Avdol I will pay you to be mine

[@marcoasturias8520]

You guys got friends?

[@stephen9381]

Light: literally the fastest thing ever Real life lore: *pathetic*

[@EpicGamerBoy22]

Us, humans are 1,000,000,000 times closer to the size of the observable universe than to the smallest length possible also known as the Planck length. So that means we’re actually huge but the universe just has a huge broad spectrum of sizes. This would mean that light speed is NOT slow as for it to move across a size that’s on the big side of the size spectrum, it’ll take a very little time as opposed to the size of the whole universe compared to the Planck length. So if there was a scale ranging from the Planck length all the way to the observable universe then the distance that light speed could travel in a certain amount of time such as the age of the universe would mean light speed would be would be BILLIONS AND BILLIONS times closer to the size of the observable universe than the smallest length ever known and considered the smallest length possible. In conclusion, we are huge and light speed compared to the known sizes of the universe, light speed is actually very fast.

[@guccigang6984]

Niiigaaaa

[@darthvader5514]

@sacr3d g6om9try The universe can expand faster than light but everything inside the universe can only go as fast as light.

[@Camkong32]

Darth Vader 📠

[@darthvader5514]

@sacr3d g6om9try k

[@tommy_502]

*me texting my crush in andromeda* me: hey do u wanna hang out later? *2.5 million years later* her: nah I'm busy rn

[@sans_theskeleton]

You mean 5 million years later Couse it has to get there and come back

[@nat8695]

She still walking her dog

[@gamingscott7770]

@Frank your saying that the woman would wait 10 million years just to respond?

[@TheAechBomb]

@@gamingscott7770 well of course

[@Smthn_Wicked]

Well in 5 billion year your gonna be together no matter what

[@jimaanders7527]

Imagine what it was like just two or three hundred years ago when it took months to send and receive messages between Europe and the New World or Europe and Asia. A really big problem back then was that you didn't know if your message would ever arrive due to problems with the ships. Only thirty or forty years ago telephone communication between the US and Europe was subject to a noticeable lag. You had to be patient to let the other person respond.

[@_R-R]

And just 10-15 years ago, today's cell phones/social media didn't exist.

[@tylermartin7245]

Sure, it feels good to know how much we've progressed but this is the universal speed limit which means no matter how much we progress we will never be able to communicate faster than this. That means even after 1000, 10,000 and even 100,000 years you will still be stuck with the same speed cap of communication no matter what.

[@iplay240p2]

So my crush lives in the andromeda galaxy, that's why she isn't replying

[@shalyfemusic]

😂😂 your 500th generation will respond for you

[@vivanity9750]

@@shalyfemusic Not even that it takes over 2,5million years to light travel to there

[@vivanity9750]

@@shalyfemusicit actually is 35 714th generation until his crush would see his message lol

[@shalyfemusic]

@@vivanity9750 no by then we will be immortal

[@vivanity9750]

@@shalyfemusic I just gave an example how long it would take

[@nihilist1680]

-Hey, how you doing? -Good, watching teletubbies. You? -Nice, I just went to high school. -That's cool, I'm looking for job. -Did you find a job? -Yeah, I quit, got married, divorced and I'm a single mother now. -Doctors said I have dementia. Who are you? I can't remember. -Hey I respond on behalf of your friend, she died of old age 2 years ago.

[@zorreid5191]

Haha

[@papalouie5517]

@@zorreid5191 ,,haha"

[@roger4lead6]

10 -20 years on each message hahah

[@I_hu85ghjo]

*interstellar intensified *

[@Mr.Sozzled]

thats actually weirdly sad

[@Drakonus_]

Her: Why were you late on responding? Him: Sorry babe, I'm on Mars.

[@willearley9385]

lol

[@misakamikoto8785]

Peele: But did you say bitch tho.

[@alexleitao27]

23 more minutes for her to say ok

[@floatinggoose9197]

Him : why are you fucking someone else? Her : because you are a man that allows his girl to ask you why you are late responding

[@THE-GUY-REAL]

Elon Musk?

[@nicono6119]

Nice video! One can also add that despite this fact, according to the theory of relativity, the journey of a photon is always instant from its own point of view, no matter how long it actually travels between two locations. And I find it quite funny.

[@forsaturn4629]

It’s not slow, it’s just that space is unbelievably vast.

[@1manApocalypse_CP]

Yeah I was gonna say that, seems kinda misleading, light is the fastest thing in the universe so it's not slow, it's just space is big.

[@gregc9344]

1manApocalypse yeah but that’s the point, light is horrifically slow compared to the scale of the universe

[@nothing9220]

Same things

[@nothing9220]

@@1manApocalypse_CP that's how we decided big and tiny, long and short, I mean you need to have another thing to compare... So compared to the universe yeah light is horribly slow... And compared to train and planes it's super fast...

[@soulthesoullessfox5582]

*s* *p* *a* *c* *e*

[@SpookDubHeartman]

Imagine after 4 years you just see “Typing...”

[@endergirl7759]

69th like lol

[@Julian-re2ey]

You would see the typing symbol after 8 years not 4, if your chatting partner is 4 light years away. Because the notification that he is typing takes also 4 years back. So it would be: Sending the message -> seeing the "send" symbol -> 8 years later -> seeing the "read" symbol -> seeing the "typing" symbol -> getting the message instantly after typing disappears.

[@drcrimsoniam9395]

Not if it was 2 light years

[@gillyghost1472]

The book, “The Martian” actually addresses the communication issue quite well. I would definitely recommend the read just to see how incredibly accurate the book is.

[@sdm000]

Damn now I miss watching it

[@madeofcastiron]

the Martian is my favourite sci-fi book and movie ever. it feels so realistic. i think future mars expeditions are going to be similar to what they show in this title.

[@sdm000]

@@madeofcastiron Don't forget National Geographic's MARS tv series which concentrates more on the problems between humans ourselves, I enjoyed every minute of it.

[@jaikumar848]

@@sdm000 will they release 3rd season? ?

[@sdm000]

@@jaikumar848 I don't really know, hope they will make it tho😅

[@aristiver2073]

“Light is the fastest thing you can imagine” Clearly you’ve never chased a dog who has something in his mouth he’s not supposed to

[@elevate07]

What about the dog that escapes the house without his leash and he thinks it's playtime?

[@pretnet1]

The fastest thing we know of is actually really slow Then what should I call my internet connection? Extremely slow?

[@yanuarnugroho6169]

Hyper slow

[@saraswatikhatiwada7519]

Actually If your internet is Fiber optics Your data Pass As quick as Light

[@deltaid1439]

yes

[@zues121510]

Well, your internet connection is probably the fastest one you can ude.

[@likkyball8736]

Mc Donalds slow

[@darius2179]

Me: Hi My crush: *Living in Andromeda*

[@timothy3649]

im crying omg i-

[@_ebrq]

Have fun waiting for over 5 million years for a response.

[@eduardoxenofonte4004]

They'll be the same galaxy

[@Raizuke.]

@@eduardoxenofonte4004 I don't think u understand...

[@zakir2815]

@@Raizuke. I don't think you understand

[@buco4526]

Now I’m gonna use “I could have texsted someone on Mars” when someone takes an hour to respond

[@sepp3891]

Ahahhha ;D

[@monrekoze1268]

I once took 8 months to respond😬

[@buco4526]

Monré MK That’s a bruh moment

[@GuiltyMelly]

@@monrekoze1268 you're a horrible person

[@shub.chopra]

I once replied someone after nearly 3 years. I hated that, felt it was too late lol

[@sannsanniii]

"Why the speed of light is actually horribly slow" Keqing: 👁👄👁

[@Todsophon]

Imagine waiting 44 minutes just to see ur crush “read” the message

[@obiwankenobi1608]

Dude I feel that.

[@jacobbruckelmeyer3466]

That's taking long distance relationships to a whole nother level

[@kennethbryant5819]

that happens already anyway.

[@ElultimoDurako]

Nice steal on the comment lol

[@sir.v3x403]

@@kennethbryant5819 that's a mood

[@blakestone8891]

Correction: light speed is not slow rather the universe is unfathomablely vast

[@ChristinaMagma]

True

[@hey_buddy-3714]

Which make light slow in the universe

[@blackalgorithmist000]

Exactly

[@TheAskald]

both are true and false at the same time, it's just a matter of perspective

[@anthonyhutchins2300]

Everything is relative!

[@duchi882]

*There are many Levels of Speed:* 1. Sound Speed 2. Light Speed 3. Closing the Incognito Tab when your Parents walk into your room Speed 4. Ludicrous Speed

[@timlabarda5535]

U gotta put tachyons over the top cuz that particle is said to be faster than the speed of light ..

[@bulgaria9003]

5. *Your ex when you are about to kiss her*

[@noobsauz1807]

6. Very fast doggo running at incredible hihg speed

[@flyingchicken6171]

Patrick's rock speed

[@ab3040]

@Paul Lamonte what era are you from? Do you still remember the dropping of the atomic bomb?

[@CristianAlvarez-fw6xk]

“Light gets even slower when we’re further out” No sir you’re wrong. Light does not slow down. The distance increases, but light does not get slower, it stays at exactly the same speed as it always is.

[@iDontProgramInCpp]

It feels relatively slower, just like you can say a car traveling at 100km/h feels slower when you have a difference of 100 vs 1000 km distance. That is what he meant

[@flintbeetle4276]

Moral of the story: Sonic isn’t that impressive.

[@rubikubegd408]

Sonic you’re slower than light you snail

[@marthekirby2596]

Don't know man Galeem didn't stand a chance against the kirby made warp star.

[@trmispingus2018]

Considering the fact that Sonic is massively faster than light, I'd say he's still impressive.

[@AerodynamicGirl_And_Dr.Jekyll]

Arche sonic though.

[@marthekirby2596]

@@trmispingus2018 Sonic at max with no ability he runs at the speed of sound. Chaos emeralds and all that crap he becomes faster than light I think.. I don't know a lot about sonic's super forms

[@gyroscope8244]

Mars: *sends a message to earth that it will be destroyed in 22mins* Earth: *gets destroyed 24 seconds before it got the message*

[@fernandaabreu5625]

Pearl Harbor feelings.

[@ashaydwivedi420]

😂

[@highbrass7563]

Lmao

[@TheFounderYosh]

Mars: bro in 23 minutes an astroid will hit you

[@Caguilar674]

How would that even help?

[@zwelklark57-24]

"If light is so fast, than why does the dark get there first"

[@hendrikfranken6065]

Then*

[@patrickgomes2261]

dark is the absence of light, WTF are you saying?

[@usernametaken017]

@@patrickgomes2261 you missed the joke

[@erniebanares1401]

because the speed of dark is faster

[@sndyaaa89]

@@usernametaken017 he was joking?

[@russellstephan6844]

I do wish folks would stop going on and on and on and on about the speed of light... It ain't about the speed of light. It's the speed of causality. Light just happens to obey the rule of the speed of causality.

[@emilwillumsen3180]

So technically... this guy is telling us that everything is slow.

[@Marnige]

Or the universe is huge

[@y857n]

I’m not changing that 69 likes

[@JohnPlataIII]

Yes the universe is huge... That's why the perspective looks so small. But the same point he's either lying to us or he's wrong. Google it you'll find out he is totally wrong

[@TheMegaxPlus]

@@JohnPlataIII wrong about what? The universe IS huge

[@EpicGamerBoy22]

Us, humans are 1,000,000,000 times closer to the size of the observable universe than to the smallest length possible also known as the Planck length. So that means we’re actually huge but the universe just has a huge broad spectrum of sizes. This would mean that light speed is NOT slow as for it to move across a size that’s on the big side of the size spectrum, it’ll take a very little time as opposed to the size of the whole universe compared to the Planck length. In conclusion, we are huge and light speed compared to the known sizes of the universe, light speed is actually very fast.

[@patkun01]

Me to Mars Girl: Hi 44 minutes later Mars Girl: I have a boyfriend

[@Raiyyanshaikh]

You'd get her message after waiting for 88 mins though 😆

[@joshuabeckford6815]

Raiyyan Shaikh no it’s just below 45 mins, because light takes 22 mins, 24 seconds to get to mars, and then when the person sends the message back that will take another 22 mins and 24 secs, which is 44 mins and 48 secs...

[@kaiseramadeus233]

@@joshuabeckford6815 That's assuming they responded immediately

[@w7b9]

Raiyyan Shaikh wow we didn’t know that’s for pointing that out!

[@retrogradeAWOL]

44 min *if she replies instantly...* Expect bout 9hrs plus 44mins

[@ahmedhossamwaly]

imagine waiting 2hrs just to see "joe mama" in ur dms

[@ChampionCynthia493]

that pretty much means the only ways people can communicate with others on different planets are... 1.) We discover something faster than light and find a way to use it for communication (like sending messages through a wormhole or something like this) 2.) The lifespan of a human needs to drastically rise to above 1000 years (what would not make it really better to communicate, but better possible since time feels shorter at least for communication in our own solar system) 3.) finding a way to move planets so they are close to eachother without the gravity pulling each one together and find a way to keep life possible for humans because that would be pretty hard too. there might be more ways but those seem like the easiest to me... i would like to see what your ideas are! :D

[@leftylizard9085]

"it'll take about 45 minutes before you get a response" I'm sorry, was that supposed to be something out of the ordinary?

[@nataliecohen9658]

Leftylizard it will be an extra 45 minutes because when they finally answer you’ll have wait again

[@trickzclipz5910]

you guys are getting responses??

[@smitedefaultvoicepack9786]

Trickz Clipz you guys have someone to talk to?

[@TroubleMakersMinecraft]

Smite Default Voice Pack felt that 😔

[@lucynool8425]

I pee at the side of my toilet to make less noise,does anyone do the same?

[@meghanachauhan9380]

Compared to a infinite multiverse, the universe is infinitely small

[@lucynool8425]

@@meghanachauhan9380 thanks for the woosh mate.

[@lucynool8425]

@@meghanachauhan9380 No,seriously,thanks a lot

[@darrenlowe3445]

al dajjal shah-e-dunya Stupid

[@jayseaandfriends]

Bron Jemin not funny

[@dachiiiii]

"speed of light is horribly slow" imagine reaching moon in 1.2 seconds

[@matthewcunningham1190]

DACHI YT yeah that’s incredibly slow!

[@davidliu2243]

*slow*

[@nymeric5833]

@@jasonknott6787 It wouldn't "feel" faster, it would be faster to the person traveling to the moon, to the observer it would take 1.2 seconds.

[@sipsopgamera7624]

Imagine waiting a decade to get a response and then you realize the message failed to be sent

[@maghrebmapping4281]

The problem is that when you are faster than light is that you can only live in darkness.... -Sonic the Hedgehog

[@aliveandunwell430]

"Just imagine a very smart and deep quote here" -Me

[@HoV326]

@@ObeseGorilla229 "I got you fam!" -Master Yoda

[@subline_funtime]

She said she was 18 -Glenn quagmire

[@SunsetSecondary]

“Do you have want is die?” -titties

[@redgamer2163]

kkkkkkkk.... sonic fan

[@gonsoku7701]

Maturity is when you realise people of mars would respond faster than your friends

[@catgirl_ava]

I wanna like but its on 69

[@donkeychad7982]

@@catgirl_ava please shut up

[@black0ut77]

@@donkeychad7982 man woke up and chose violence damn bro

[@donkeychad7982]

@@black0ut77 I’ve seen many of these comments and it’s getting annoying

[@andrewtate8792]

Imagin texting with your friends who are on mars

[@prem5017]

Imagine long distance relationship between Earth and Mars... 😂

[@thomaswolosik6590]

Or long distance relationship between Earth and Proxima Centauri.....

[@jarlfced]

@@thomaswolosik6590 it just wouldn’t of existed probably, if you sent someone a message it would take about 8 years get a response from them, by that time you’d probably of forgotten them 😂

[@wildlifeshorts3475]

We’re gonna be dead by then

[@jerichoguevara7136]

that’s exactly what i was thinking LMAO

[@nakoda1610]

"Why he not responding, is he cheating on me"

[@znrokkz7709]

Imagine in 2013 someone at Proxima Centauri said "wanna play" and the person back on earth just got the "ye" now

[@aqwaa3057]

Imagine waiting a decade only to see an „ok“ from your Crush ._.

[@kumarthecowboy]

Well I know how it feels like

[@aqwaa3057]

Kumar The Cowboy F in the Chat

[@puviarasup]

ok is not a bad answer, it depends on the question

[@aqwaa3057]

Puviarasu Purushothaman „Wanna Fuck“ -„Ok“

[@gabrielmoralesgonzalez6471]

I think it's still worth it.

[@karennideity1126]

Writing a breakup paragraph to your Martian gf and she replies with “Let’s play 8ball!”

[@thegoated2965]

I'mma assume a female wrote this

[@lancia-037]

I have to say... men 99% of the time reply with "let's play 8ball" rather than women

[@flashter6101]

THE GOATED why

[@flashter6101]

TheAmateurLancia um, ok then

[@theglitchedbanana3360]

You do realize every move would take 3-22 minutes to show on the other end right? xD That game could take hours

[@josipcuric8767]

"meters p/sec" I'm just gonna leave this monstrosity here.

[@danielseyoum7804]

I was just searching for this comment

[@tncorgi92]

I was gonna complain about how he illustrated the rings around Uranus, but that seemed too personal.

[@FelipeCastillo]

When I saw that, I cringed. I almost stopped watching the video...

[@stack8854]

Felipe Castillo i cringed super hard at 4:50 when he said “four point twenty four” instead of “four point two four” ... how did he not catch that when editing?

[@josipcuric8767]

@@stack8854 both are valid...

[@vab120]

We’ll have to create some kind of communication network in the solar system with a new technology like we did with wireless repeaters. Imagine hundreds of little satellites orbiting everywhere in the solar system, and capable of transmitting faster than light. No idea how it would work but I think it would be interesting to study.

[@CakeFlowet]

Transporting data on a spacecraft that could pass the speed of light will probably be the final and best form of long distance communication. Since nothing can physically go faster than light, I'm just gonna assume that's how it's gonna be. There are possible ways to go faster than light like bending spacetime to basically make us go faster than light without defying the laws of physics. If it's possible, manually transporting it would probably be more feasible than using light to transfer information.

[@intasarbatool5522]

It doesn't matter how many satellites you put in space for a faster communication network, it will be the same. This won't get light to go any faster, nor they can communicate faster than light itself.

[@vab120]

@@intasarbatool5522 there has been a few successful experiences of « teleportation ». A Chinese experiment found out that atoms have « twins » that behave the same with huge distance between them. I don’t recall where I read that but it was kind of a big thing when they did it. I guess it takes so much money and time between each try, that’s probably why it has been silent for a while. I agree the speed of light is the physical barrier we can not break. Yet.

[@Cavemanner]

@@vab120 you sure you're not thinking of quantum entanglement? I think it's been proven a couple times so far but it still has zero stability, so the connections last nanoseconds.

[@vab120]

@@Cavemanner yup. But you know we’ve barely scratched the surface about this. It’s going to take time.

[@inhort8644]

Meanwhile in Internet Explorer:- 1st case of corona virus detected in China.

[@kevin-7091]

Lool

[@generpicado7838]

No it’s more like: Stay safe because of the Ebola Virus

[@abdouaboud7490]

More like 1st case of ebola

[@bigfish3846]

ABDOU ABOUD the Black Death is spreading around Europe as we speak

[@jacko4932]

more like “Deadly H1N1 Virus breaks out doing war”

[@kiefsOnlinegames]

Me texting my bro in the nearest star: hey where are u *4.3 years later* Bro: *yes*

[@foxgaming76yt24]

No, it’s 8.6+ years

[@c3lxtia124]

Isn't the nearest star the sun-

[@nutterbutter1352]

@@c3lxtia124 then wouldn’t it be like 7 mins or something?

[@newavplol]

@@nutterbutter1352 16

[@nutterbutter1352]

@@newavplol oh yea forgot it has to go back as well

[@mya_ko]

“Instant” Me: *has 300 ping playing games*

[@mahbubmaleksyed5301]

You lucky, I get about 2000 ping when a new map loads in tf2

[@ProjectEdge]

@Kim my you lucky, mine said to tetrate ten. It spends more effort finding out how slow it is than it does loading anything.

[@vinnocentss]

Pathetic I get 2000 ms in doomspire brickbattle

[@Poloskii]

@@vinnocentss pathetic. My ping doesn't even fit on the screen

[@Monker83]

@@vinnocentss Pathetic I get 5000 Ping in Minecraft using my Wifi Sometimes it reaches 20000 Ping lmao I just quit when that happens

[@BeeyondIdeas]

When you really think about it, this video isn’t about WHY but instead HOW. Just explaining the different time light reaches another planet and object in the universe.

[@RandomAssist]

“Martians will eventually become isolated and feel separate from Earth....” is the basically the backstory of the Halo video game series. Human colonists feel isolated from Earth’s government, they rebel, Spartan project is created to fight rebels. Then the Covenant show up and then that’s what happens in the games.

[@Ralphj2050]

Halo irl srsly id love that

[@arthurfisher1857]

Better yet, the Expanse...

[@alexstrickix5764]

nice to see another halo fan

[@vaporre6424]

What if halo predicted the future? Guess we'll never find out ):

[@JJAB91]

Not entirely. Mars is still an inner colony, in fact its one of the UNSC's largest sources of ship manufacturing. It was the much father outer colonies that felt separated and exploited. Reach is an inner colony too and thats 10 LY out.

[@luis377]

Wait so your saying a message from the moon to earth took 1.8 seconds of lag but me playing online at local servers takes longer than that to send a message

[@junkalicious_]

fellas playing csgo on the moon

[@CCABPSacsach]

People on earth: hi People on mars: … 22 mins later People on mars: hello Person on earth: *_I just watched a whole hermit craft episode_*

[@cas4018]

AYY HERMITCRAFT!!

[@monkas26]

45minutes*

[@jimym__]

Bfb_Pencil hermitcraft is the best

[@TheWeekndGaming]

Hermitcraft is amazing!!

[@lol101lol101lol10199]

“Light thinks it travels faster than anything but it is wrong. No matter how fast light travels, it finds the darkness has always got there first, and is waiting for it.”

[@iceiceice9345]

Humans: Sends Messages to aliens using really powerful technollogy Aliens: *K*

[@Alien-qg2yn]

K

[@Soapduck_]

K

[@sajeshmathema5929]

K

[@zhongli3475]

k

[@kreepi8381]

K

[@Mythraen]

"Which looks like this in real time." Excuse me? In real time, it would have taken eight minutes. In that model, it was taking about 15 seconds.

[@kylehuey2401]

Thank you.

[@t00nedd00d]

Yeah that was a weird editing choice lol

[@Anamamamams]

i think he meant "to scale"

[@christiankjrgaard1329]

@@Anamamamams But the model wasn't to scale either ;/

[@tentaplayz3691]

thats whaT i WAS THINKING

[@antonioblazevic2031]

Thumbnail: why light is actually super slow Light: *cries in death note*

[@gsingh7907]

Antonio Blazevic underrated comment😂

[@Wudjja]

@@gsingh7907 not every one gets animemes bit it did made me laugh

[@iwastheonewhocrashedyourwi9500]

Lmao

[@Xynoclop]

imagine being on Proxima Centauri and then a friend texts you saying "AYO HELLO YOU THERE??" and then you have to wait 9 years to respond..

[@seamusoreilly2861]

“You’ll have to wait at least 2.6 seconds for a response.” Simps after being left on read:😳

[@wateroxygen7920]

Euler's Identity e^iπ + 1= 0 is Euler’s identity In mathematics, Euler's identity[n 1] (also known as Euler's equation) is the equality e i π + 1 = 0 e^{i\pi }+1=0 where e is Euler's number, the base of natural logarithms, i is the imaginary unit, which by definition satisfies i2 = −1, and π is pi, the ratio of the circumference of a circle to its diameter. Euler's identity is named after the Swiss mathematician Leonhard Euler. It is considered to be an exemplar of mathematical beauty as it shows a profound connection between the most fundamental numbers in mathematics.

[@koimeme]

Good good we must put the simps 30 lightyears away from the girl they are simping for

[@Crimsrn]

@@wateroxygen7920 get a life

[@wateroxygen7920]

Megasons3 Plays Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words are merely the smallest element of language capable of containing meaning and isolation and as such could be never directly produce the 4,000 Newtons or force per square centimeters required to break bones.

[@Crimsrn]

@@wateroxygen7920 ..........................

[@dictatorboy2428]

Nobody : RLL roasting light for 8 minutes straight

[@gavinwilson5324]

Wait, 8 minutes? Is that intentional?

[@theTHwa3tes11]

@@gavinwilson5324 YeS

[@nakoda1610]

Just in time that light from the sun doesnt fight back

[@lenaakesson2610]

What if you started this video when the sun disappeared and at the end of the video you notice

[@martinmartin3490]

Ligh from the sun takes 8 min and 10 seconds to reach us so OP is talking 5h1t about ligh before ligh come and find out.

[@rostdreadnorramus882]

Future person: "Ugh, I hate that it takes 45 minutes to receive a message from my friend on Mars." Pre telegraph person: "Oh well don't you have it tough."

[@centauria9122]

Just wait a year and it'll just be 6 minutes!

[@rostdreadnorramus882]

@@centauria9122 Next will be instant communication to anywhere in the Solar System.

[@PhantomAyz]

Back in my days! I have to cross thousands of mountains just to send my assignments to my teacher!

[@dechubasco830]

If you think about it, Having light's speed is basically an instant teleportation. On Earth, you could teleport from one part of the planet to another within 1/14th of a second. And even with such ability , it would still take you 4+ years to reach the "nearest" star. Freaking space, It's unimaginably huge.

[@nymeric5833]

technically the nearest star is the sun

[@rrrrre2905]

1:44 so basically u get 1225ms or ping when on the moon, imagine playing games on the moon with 1k ping

[@hircine92h]

I get more than that ms and Im still on earth. (no joke)

[@c1rcles438]

I've seen 1.5k Ms people while playing no joke

[@randomhuman3596]

@@hircine92h I feel you on another level

[@c1rcles438]

@Shimmy Shai Im quite sure the "ms" doesn't represent megaseconds, but millisecond. Also no one uses the term megaseconds or kiloseconds or any other second that has a character infront of it which represents a value more than 10^0. edit:10^0 means 10 to the power of 0.

[@Sebastian-ru3ed]

@@c1rcles438 lowercase m = mili- uppercase M = Mega- as in Mega - Byte

[@paulr4074]

"Light speed too slow??" "Yes. We'll have to go straight to.... LUDICROUS SPEED."

[@bigchefdylan4802]

They've gone to plaid!

[@Nexandr]

Is that an F777 refrence or I am stupid.

[@TheKingofGames1001]

@@Nexandr you're stupid, its a Spaceballs reference

[@chomato4180]

BlazeGamingUnltd you play geometry dash?

[@Nexandr]

@@chomato4180 yes

[@stormsyed4605]

Human: Light is horribly slow Light: look who's taking.......

[@Nerizwith]

Look who’s Englishing

[@kylejohnson5179]

I guess my crush must be living on Proxima Centauri B.

[@IEatFloor]

Imagine if there was a marathon and the commentator just said “And light is traveling incredibly slowly, 0.000005 seconds just ain’t gonna cut it”.

[@jyothilakshmik2699]

Me : had breakfast??? She : my dinner is over Me : well then good night She: wtf it's morning

[@EdinMike]

That just sounds like me talking to my brother in Oz...

[@thedeccc3252]

what

[@dauansaleh1736]

@mr red maybe 1 is in china and 1 in eu

[@TryingtogettoSubswithonevid]

What?

[@wifebeater69]

@mr red LONG long distance relationship lol

[@Kriae]

We're just going back to regular mail speeds, people won't send a "hey" anymore but probably something that would fit a postcard

[@arirhamdar394]

exactly

[@PtiruEpicGamer]

thats why he said that instant messaging will become impossible. Not regular messaging

[@fantasycentral6915]

Me: wow the speed of light is so fast RLL: well actually

[@JFORCEuk]

Love the episode of Veritasium where he said light can only be measured by going a place and back. And that light could travel in one way half the speed then back instantaneously.

[@OtakuUnitedStudio]

Yeah, I remember that one. We have to assume that it goes the same speed in both directions because both relativitistic and quantum mechanical nonsense make two devices impossible to reliably keep in sync over a big enough distance to properly measure it and there's no way to make a single device that's big enough without its own problems.

[@aniruddhakarkhanis7392]

Albert Einstein: *-Has birthday on 14th March RealLifeLore: *Why the Speed of Light is Actually Horribly Slow*

[@therealspeedwagon1451]

Aniruddha Karkhanis March 14 is also pi day

[@oliverm1255]

No one cares about pi day

[@oliverm1255]

My teacher made me do h\w for it

[@ender4344]

Really? Lol I’m dumb. Happy birthday Albert Einstein!!!

[@PillarsOfProphecy]

@@oliverm1255 are you like, 10?

[@elmo431]

Nobody: RealLifeLore: why the fastest thing in the universe is slow

[@perperperpen]

Exactly. You cant compare speed to distances in order to call it "slow". The speed of light is the fastest speed possible, therefore it cannot be slow. Any finite speed can be called "slow" if the distance it's traveling is big enough.

[@mghq-mobilegamerzhq2533]

@@perperperpen dude speed is distance with ratio to time,of course you have to compare them.

[@jacobsoronen]

Anyone calling lightspeed slow is using a humans lifetime to determine time. In star time light speed is 60 in a 35. But because we have a limited perspective of time, anything beyond time travel is slow

[@MultiArrow123]

@@perperperpen there have been theories that challenge the idea that the speed of light is the fastest possible.

[@stockpin]

RealLifeLore: text messages go as light

[@presbarkeep]

4:42 "...so light gets even slower when we get even further out" I don't think that's right, but I think I know what you meant.

[@Kevin-nq5tu]

If all I get in 44 minutes is “yeah wbu?” I’m never texting them again.

[@Julian-re2ey]

Wow I actually didn't know what wbu meant xD

[@iDunnoMC]

Fun fact: If the sun vanishes, we would orbit around nothing for 8 minutes.

[@Julian-re2ey]

Yeah, because gravity also operates at light speed. But because nothing just vanishes, I don't think this will never cause any problems.

[@xenojester13]

@@Julian-re2ey Actually we wouldn't, gravitational waves travel at light speed, however gravity operates a bit different. Like entanglement if you will, completely bypasses limits, transmission is instant. Gravity has a similar property on a large scale.

[@MrHanderson91]

@@xenojester13 gravitational waces are not instant

[@xenojester13]

insaneweasel1 waves travel but gravity itself is more complex (really research why) too much to type

[@MrHanderson91]

@@xenojester13 I have studied relativity (special and general). Gravity is complex but google gravity waves.

[@MikeInTheWoods]

And the saddest part? Under current known physics, the speed of light is the fastest theoretically achievable speed. And to propel a spaceship to that velocity (without somehow interfering in it's mass or spacetime existence) would take an unbelieveable amount of energy.

[@lasttime500]

Theory of special relativity will make you feel better (I hope)

[@fullmetaltheorist]

@@lasttime500 Einstein really had to throw our dreams of space travel in the trash. But maybe we Wil find a way around that one day.

[@fabio__reis]

and even so, a spaceship moving close to the speed of light would face other major challenges, for example, hitting small pieces of cosmic dust would be disastrous, it would completely obliterate the ship, even if it's microscopic

[@tylermartin7245]

If we ever travel outside our solar system and reach Proxima star system we will simply have to evolve and progress separately from here on Earth. People living in Proxima will have different technologies, maybe even better than Earth, you won't find out until 8 years later anyway.

[@pinkliongaming8769]

Prepare ship for Ludicrous Speed!

[@Historybluff1986]

As of today, Feb 2024, Proxima Centauri has only heard some early rumblings of a mysterious earth virus.