The Entire History of The Universe in 10 Minutes

[@ApertureThinking]

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[@prodcue]

bro is 31 mins early 💀

[@popcornpizza8869]

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[@jan_Mamu]

hi

[@lightninglord7450]

Does Aperture ever miss?

[@Ibadullah]

the big bang was proved wrong by the james webb space telescope

[@lordribs]

I can only imagine how much work you put to bring this quantum of information... Bravo...

[@ApertureThinking]

Thank you for your support!

[@lordribs]

@@ApertureThinking always in my mind your voice has a calming charm embedded in it. It always reassures that there is HOPE.

[@NotInfiniteAmmo]

I absolutely love when you do space-related videos, amazing quality that entertains me every second.

[@lingonvaxi1973]

Props to the camerman for travelling 13.7 billion years back in time

[@Vaseholly]

Big facts ❤

[@wishub]

Props to Deez nuts for being all over your face

[@ipunko]

Funi

[@sidayted]

Istg the camera man is the most powerful protagonist I have ever seen. His power makes the likes of saitama, Goku, naruto, and Meliodas look childish. How I envy him.

[@starthejar1419]

oml stop using such overused unfunny common comments i cannot see another one of these "props to the camera man" comments like get a life

[@Bagumz]

Aperture's vids at night just hit different. Amazing vids, keep up the great work!

[@Nier_altruist]

His voice is so relaxing when i watch one of his vedios at night i start feeling sleepy

[@ApertureThinking]

Lucky to have you, thanks for your support!

[@anujarora0]

What a coincidence just 30 minutes ago sciencephile the AI released "The entire science explained in 10 minutes"

[@xX-Sneezyanus69XD420MLG-Xx]

You get the universe and the tools to understand it, what else could you want?

[@hupekyser]

Arvin ash released "history of the universe in 20 minutes" I get the feeling topics do the rounds.

[@anujarora0]

@@hupekyser That was 2weeks ago but yeah. Let's make a conspiracy theory to explain this shall we?

[@annoyingdogo8373]

true😂

[@hupekyser]

@@anujarora0 ok sure

[@EggyZer]

That ending was incredible. I love the way that you do basically anything, keep up the amazing work you do!

[@theunfilteredone2359]

This video gave me the chills. Mind-blown!! GREAT VIDEO!!

[@phosyton7254]

I last saw on a show called "universe" that they now also know what was/happened just before the big bang. Something about an ocean of energy with ripples that was imploding. Those ripples became the variation In the density of energy/mass in the universe after the big bang, but they also caused the conversion from energy to mass at the point when the big bang started. (it's a series from Prof Brian Cox for BBC and they talk about this subject in the last episode).

[@omar-is-host]

Great video and wonderful editing, thank you for your efforts 👍

[@ApertureThinking]

The support is appreciated! 🙂

[@af9162]

It makes you wonder if this has all happened before. Has there been a whole other universe teeming with life, full of advancements and different organisms (maybe the same ones, who knows)? Maybe we're another copy of the one before us because they supposedly failed? Or maybe it's just inevitable that another time will take course.

[@SMSharesLife]

The entire existence's answer lies in not in the question of HOW but in the question of WHY ? Great video man keep up the good work

[@Nonamelol.]

The more I learn about the Universe the more I believe that there’s a possibility that we’re in a simulation or that there’s a higher power.

[@user-nk8zx1yw8s]

i have the same profile picture !

[@Sudarsanchakra]

More like a dream of MahaVIshnu.

[@Bension]

@@Sudarsanchakra Yes ! Like the scriptures says, infinite universe are created when Vishnu exhales and are sucked backed when he inhales. 9:40 This exact moment made me realize this.

[@fim...]

I have a similar pfp

[@geee]

@@Bension Bro wtf, Exhaling and inhaling. Who is that animal? 😂😂

[@michee7540]

A lot of your videos kinda scare me and give me existential crises so I avoid a lot of them but I like this one. Also your voice is very calming

[@crossandres7]

Wonderful... what if this already happened before? Like a thousand times and different versions of everyone?

[@louisrobitaille5810]

What if it's currently happening infinitely many times in infinitely many other parallel universe 👀.

[@salvsays]

I wonder if what has happened, the multiple possibilities of what is happening and what may happen are all happening right now 👀 👀

[@RAYNINGMAKER]

hi, physics student here. The inflation period is not part of the standard model. It would solve a lot of problems but as of time of writing it is not a testable hypothesis. Edit: We did not discover that dark energy causes expansion of the universe. Such an expansion would require energy and we constructed the concept of dark energy around that.

[@thisisbadpanda]

The universe expanding with a bang! and contracting into the singularity and again Bang!. This cycle of events remind me of a very familiar thing... HEART BEAT. Everything we know and to have ever existed in the past and the future has happened within a heartbeat in the grand scheme of things.

[@agentEE233]

Didn't you posted tis before but it started like this? "Hi. You're on a rock floating in space. Pretty cool, huh? Some of it's water. Fuck it, actually most of it's water. I can't even get from here to there without buying a boat. It's sad. I'm sad. I miss you."

[@axel0563]

think about how rare and beautiful it is to even exist..

[@Orodori]

this was just simply beautiful

[@harindudilipa1559]

i found out ur channel couple of months ago love it bro....binged watched all of ur vids...i wanted to thank u as many of ur videos helped me to relax my mind when im sad or depressed...

[@richtea87]

Hope to see more space-related content! Keep up the great work!

[@alexanderlin1001]

I love the way you said "And, who knows? Bang! " ❤

[@SyNcLife]

You are firing out new awesome videos quicker than I am able to make time to watch them!

[@benmcreynolds8581]

~{Hypothetical idea}~ What if our universe is 1 half of a sorta ying yang ☯️ universe where there's a membrane layer in-between 2 layers. Quantum fields could be an entangled with that membrane layer. Which allows for quantum particles to pop in and out of existence and decay from that membrane with the other half. The 2nd half could be our universe but maybe be an anti-universe. Where anti-particles go? Where the anti-matter can create this balancing act with-in the system. (It doesn't mean there is multiple versions of ourselves and all that stuff when people talk about a multiverse. No, not that.) It just seems like a natural way to balance things out, yet also describe the fluctuations we see in quantum mechanics. I just had a random daydream thought and obviously I hope more professional people's minds end up diving into this sorta possible theoretical physics. I think Neil Turok had a similar theory. ⚖️ 🌐🧲🌡️🔆☢️⚛️♻️🌐☯️ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 🧲🌡️📡🔆☢️🔌🔊🔋♻️☯️⚛️ I feel magnetism and electromagnetism play such a crucial aspect of the cosmos. It's really facinating how so many properties with-in Nature use: ~{"Differences"}~ That factor seems to be a key factor in keeping dynamic systems functioning. High pressure/low pressure, hot/cold temp, different densities, static electric charges/discharges, electromagnetism north/south poles, different velocity/angular momentum, different amounts of energy/mass/frequency/vibrations. The different layers between different regions such as, land, water, air, edge of atmosphere, space, the different regions in space with different particle density, background radiation, creating bubbles/membrane layers, cloud regions, nebula's/ Galaxy's, Galaxy clusters, less dense voids 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 pressure and temperature 🌡️differences create winds. In water or a planets core- add some factors and It creates ocean currents and flow. Then internally in our planet it creates plate tectonics, planetary convection, geothermal activity, magnetic field around our planet, to hold a atmosphere. 🧲🌡️📡🔆☢️🔌🔊🔋♻️☯️⚛️ ~~~~~~~~~ If I let myself ponder. I've thought about~ "what if black holes play a important role in the Cosmo's & recycle/convert matter🕳️ ♻️" So just like how systems in nature have abilities to convert and transfer energy throughout a ecosystem. Which keep the ecosystem cycling/flowing.. I'm not saying infinity, just a thought of a functional system that probably reaches a limit beyond we could grasp from our current perspective? It's like asking someone to describe the outside of a box, but they are in the box. It would be pretty darn hard to explain what the outside of that box might be like? Ya know? I don't know? I just imagine how ecosystems of a forest flourish due to its symbiotic relationship with Fungi and mold and mycelium. With the help of the fungi the Forest no longer suffocates itself. The Fungi gets to help breakdown and convert the carbon thats locked away in the forest floor and on top of that it works together with the living plants roots to help them breakdown and absorb nutrients that it cant do on its own without the combination of the relationship of the 2 forces of nature that keep the ecosystem functioning. A part of me can't help but look at parts of space like that. Like if certain things in nature work here, then maybe there is a new way we have yet to discover and see how they behave to keep systems functioning throughout nature and space. Some things we are limited to what perspective we can achieve and utilize for further observations but we can still use our imaginations. Then fine tune things from there 👍🏼

[@AntonioZen]

Goosebumps. Perfect ending

[@marc46008]

Can you also make a video about the history of humanity? From hominids to the greatest achievements and mistakes of mankind through time. Like what humans have become

[@elbatoullahmidi]

This man doing a great work.. THANK YOU 🖤

[@sepiar7682]

Nice video! One thing, I'm pretty sure the Big Crunch hypothesis of the universe's death was just disproven recently due to more accurate readings of dark matter and dark energy in the universe, with Heat Death now being the most likely end.

[@ApertureThinking]

Aperture loves presenting stories that provide differing perspectives, theories and hypotheticals, all combined with cold hard facts. It's an approach that's embraced for a variety of reasons, with one of those being the feedback from everyone like you who supports the show through your viewership. Focusing on the Universe ending in a singularity as the only option of how our very, very distant future might finally come to a close could understandably be seen as a little misleading, and for that apologies are definitely in order. As you might already know, there are several options available as to how the universe might end, from the Big Crunch's singularity curtain call to the Big Freeze bringing with it perpetual entropy and the ominous-sounding heat death. Thank you very much for pointing this out and would like to encourage everyone to continue reaching out in the comments if you notice anything like this whether in past or future videos.

[@elijahanonymous4596]

I was looking for this comment

[@jellevancauwenberge5265]

@@elijahanonymous4596 same, I love the response to

[@mike0nabike]

@@ApertureThinking I’m in favor of the Conformal Cyclic Cosmology theory by sir Roger Penrose

[@ankitSharma-uo6zf]

bro time travelled to record all these events...... thank you G

[@apokalipsff2687]

what if the universe acts as a wave that starts as a singularity, expands, and then crunches back to a singularity and it all repeats. the universe is born again from a singularity that is bound to crunch back to a single point in space time. As if time was swinguing like a pendulum, back and forth

[@epyklion]

Then what kickstarted the wave? Will it ever stop swinging eventually?

[@apokalipsff2687]

@@epyklion I guess that’s the trillion dolar question There’s just so much we don’t know about the laws that govern our universe to even start theorizing answers. For now, all we can do is ask questions and hope that eventually some of these questions (and their answers) will help us understand what we’re dealing with Were there universes before ours? Will there be another after our collapse (if it ever does)? Is there anything beyond our universe? Can multiple universes coexist? If they do, how do they relate to one another? Do they orbit each other as planets, stars, galaxies, etc, orbit each other Does a universe absorb/lose energy from/to external sources (which we have no idea what those could be) There are some questions. And I bet you could come up with lots of them yourself

[@StoicWei]

Love this kind of content. Keep it up!! 🤙🏽

[@Mb-uy5dr]

You are the Universe. You are the Singularity. You are everything and Nothing. You are Consciousness and you are God.

[@jonathanhookano5668]

when we die we lose consciousness so we won’t be able to think😔 gods would have their own minds forever

[@TimzOfficial]

Traveled safely I see, mush love brotha. 🖤🖤

[@geee]

Only a sheep thinks like this. A human being that is far from perfect can't be god. Stop this bullshit

[@TimzOfficial]

@@jonathanhookano5668consciousness, at least as we know it, exists in our brains. To break it down tho, it’s chemicals, and cells , and proteins, and atoms, then quarks, then (and this is a theory but it’s somewhat excepted by science, it’s some kind of energy, a specific frequency that makes us everything around us. After we die, we do become a different energy since energy can’t be created or destroyed. That frequency of energy that we become could be conscious, the whole universe (just a bunch of different frequencies of energy) could all be one big conscious thing

[@BentleyBohemian_96]

"The big bang started from nothing" God started the big bang It wasnt a coincidence

[@geee]

EXACTLY!

[@eirikolsen8213]

Love Aperture! Always delivering❤

[@ApertureThinking]

Thank you, your support is greatly appreciated!

[@luckyotter623]

That ending was a banger.

[@DJPastaYaY]

its like that one 30 minute timelapse of the future video except less emotionally straining

[@kagannasuhbeyoglu]

13.82 billion years can only be explained so well in 10 minutes. Thanks a lot Aperture 👍 👏

[@ormapa1206]

The feeling I get after watching this videos is very hard to explain.

[@ericdubois8029]

Love smoking to your videos and having an existential crisis 🤯🤯

[@bibaschhetri8029]

And here, we fight for small things😢

[@mayaalmaanee1462]

Hey Aperture please do a video about protones and anti-protones, that’ll be so cool! Love your content

[@jfinney225]

That mars sized planet hitting earth didn't only make our moon. It also knocked earth onto a 23° tilt which gives our planet it's changing seasons too.

[@mystichuman354]

Before big bang pls diply information 🙏🏻

[@geee]

That is where science's tiny knowledge stops and GOD begins

[@carpo719]

Perfect timing. This one should be good

[@ApertureThinking]

Thanks for watching!

[@paranoidpsych3003]

The background music is amazing. What are the titles?

[@nirvanaflame6241]

Another great space video! Keep these coming please!

[@SuperZebezian]

9:35 For all of the helpful information presented in this video, I'm surprised the decision was made to propose the Big Crunch as the fate of our universe given our current understanding of inflation. My only other gripe is at 0:10 , saying that something was made out of nothing. I think it would be better to say that the Big Bang happened, without leaping to as bold a claim as that, especially if you are proposing this quasi-cyclical model of the Big Crunch. Otherwise, the video is well-done. The narration, images, and pacing are great.

[@luketloop]

Nice speed run, it’s taking me billions of years

[@exposingtruth600]

Would you happen to have a book list ? I’m trying to expand my knowledge by reading more

[@brendakrieger7000]

Thanks🌌

[@Sm0kes]

My head is starting to hurt trying to process this, I think I needa a reboot.

[@thabangpatiko9869]

This videos are being more better

[@Kojak.k]

3:18 first ever voice crack by Aperture.

[@lancepeterson7997]

I read a book once that had a section on the possible cycle of the Universe's existence, and the one you mentioned at the end was disproven somehow. I believe the book was "The Creator and the Cosmos", but I might be wrong on that. It's a good book and worth a read for someone as inquisitive as you either way.

[@Muzzcodubs]

Bang!

[@jacobridder4647]

Where do these youtubers get their footage from, it always gives a relaxing tone to the video.

[@FirestormX9]

dude most of the 'footage' in this video is from melodysheep's video on the exact same topic

[@fishypaw]

"Created something out of nothing" is not correct. A singularity is "something", not "nothing". "Nothing" is a term that humans struggle with, especially the religious types. The term "nothing" (which is a human creation) is more conceptual than actual, as there is always "something", even in a vacuum, there are quantum field fluctuations.

[@JT-of6of]

Yes two rocks clashed together and created us and everything in the universe....lmao. Life is SO much deeper than we all believe it to be...

[@Umrebs64]

Yep. I dont have enough faith to be an atheist.

[@septopus3516]

1) what was there before the big bang... If entropy increase, how was there order... 2) how can it be expanding? We know singularities exist, is it expanding from,to a singularity? 3) how many times can the universe tell us it's not limited to where our imagination ends, yet we insist to limit it and define it based on what we can imagine 4) how can reality be exactly as we can imagine it...? 4) we couldn't live in a simulation, due to the fact that our idea of simulations may not be what a simulation actually is... 5) in our death beds, we all know the same 6) no one knows what "knowing" is exactly... 7) we're all forked. 🤪 Condemned to drift forever or to never drift at all...i.e. you either believe in god or forever wonder...

[@dadeee7776]

Is this like a remaster of that one other video doing the same thing?

[@omarfaruk-jx7oc]

Excellent

[@rpac2736]

Btw the scenario that he mentioned at the end is only one of three. The one he mentioned (the Big Crunch) is not the most likely, as predicted by scientists. The universe will probably end with a heat death, that will last a lot longer. Great video though I really enjoyed it

[@Astronomica1]

Amazing!

[@watching.learning]

Somehow, there's something about the Big Bang Theory that I don't get, it's the emergence of life from an explosion. Like the video stated early, it's not an exact explosion but a rapid expansion of space & time. I have not heard or read anything about life emerging from some extreme condition. But still, known science has created life but in the absence of such force. There was human intervention, an intellectual being. So I can't deny the existence of a Higher Intelligence that put life in the known universe right after it cooled down.

[@geee]

Exactly, Who started it first. maybe objects can emerge..but what about the consciousness that we have. Who put it in us?

[@JohnTaylor-fh4et]

Remember the static on old TVs?. That's what everything actually looks like.

[@Cherrycoded-q1e]

You just gave me nostalgia

[@uauausuuahshauaiausuuaususu]

Bang! And the universe continues this same life.

[@l.kkings3658]

This better be a damn good video 2 unskippable 30 sec ads in a row

[@geee]

Same!

[@christopherleubner6633]

What would the core of universe making be made of. They said it was a wad of stuff the size of a baseball, but what is it expanding in and what material is it made of. 🤔

[@ImSpun13]

5:40 -well, nobody is a descendant of that guy…he YOLO’d from like 50 meters up. 😂

[@Montano102]

Great video

[@7temp]

The space version of bill wurts history of the entire world

[@sarahcivilization9905]

Man this shit gives me a good but strange feeling in my stomach

[@Fraktalist]

really love your videos. really relaxing voice and really nice thoughts. it really supports, what i am convinced of: we will NEVER know the real truth. we are not made to understand the real, groundlying truth. we are just made to experience it. we will never be able to "experience something outside the box inside we are living in". thanks for your content. :)

[@dainah105]

Although unlikely, the thought that we could be the most advanced living organism in the entire universe is… somehow uncomfortable.

[@griffinstadler]

Imagine if the Big Bang was just another reboot from a previous big bang, and this is happening to every single Universe that is not just our own observable universe. This would mean that for every reboot there were trillions upon trillions of civilizations that may have lived just like us except much longer and had been around for eons and what would have seemed like eternity. Until their ultimate demise, the end of their universe. Then the cycle continues to repeat itself forever. This is why I feel like life will always be present in the the cosmic soup we live in. It always finds a way to continue somewhere.

[@jayyyrivera25]

“In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth.” ~Genesis 1:1

[@quasinfinity]

You said our universe is currently 93 billion LY wide and still expanding. This is incorrect, we don't know how big the universe is, but assumed infinite. We can currently see 46.5 LY away, but that cosmic horizon is shrinking, not growing (as a result of the expanding universe).

[@fazinazin33]

Well I wasn’t planning to have an existential crisis while eating my breakfast but here I am

[@idonotlikethismusic]

Great video, but one thing that is not as certain as you present it is how the universe end. You lay out a scenario called the “Big Crunch,” but the universe could just as well keep expanding. We don’t know.

[@mr.screenshot9452]

Cool thumbnail

[@Badd.G]

The singularity and big bang is not yet proven, starting this video with such a big claim is actually misleading because we can argue that creation itself could have been originated from a being not limited by time or matter(still 100% possible), but since its your channel and your audience I guess you can say what gives…🤷🏾‍♂️

[@Badd.G]

For all my scientist out there interested, check the video “5 major problems with the big bang theory” by Joe Scott a scientist btw. As much as I can say we humans can and will never know for sure how the universe originated , A good scientific channel should be explicit on that than to lean into a more religious predicament of hypothesis since they so despise the creation story (bc of the lack of concrete evidence according to them) and rather focus on what can be proven.

[@zakmay5197]

Dark matter is so dark that no one has ever proved it’s existence. Ok so the universe expanded so fast and far yet the matter was still close enough for gravity to clump it together? Or did the dark matter aide gravity as it does holding galaxies together. Im also wondering at what level the universe stop expanding? Are we expanding ? Are tape measures expanding? Are molicules expanding? And so fourth and so on

[@music4feeling712]

brilliant

[@Dhamp]

I've heard the Big Crunch is actually a less accepted theory then the Universe expanding forever until eventually even Black Holes run out of matter to eat and die giving way to only empty space being left. Either way, we may never know which is correct.

[@marvinnhatave]

Just WOW

[@marsh2904]

Where can I find that thumbnail? I want it as a wallpaper!

[@DurchgehendamPC]

Ah good to know ty

[@exodus146]

We will make it! don't give up humans, we have a bright future.

[@geee]

What feature my friend, you will die after few years.

[@name.0078]

I feel like well it pain in the neck our existence will end it unknown to us if There are others univers it's mysterious to us that what will happen to us after death if we never existed To begin with Well we will Surely find it out after our Own demise But thinking that It is fearsome

[@Numb_Stoic]

I feel like when we die we’ll be one with the universe for sum reason

[@aljty]

"an emptiness aching to be filled" wow.

[@Anarcath]

The universe is 93 billion light years across but only 13.8 billion years old. Hmmm...

[@choko5840]

i love you bro

[@liamw5284]

Thanks I tripped

[@bipinacharya9418]

Love it...

[@martyc3447]

The true hero here is the cameraman

[@terrylambert9787]

Yes it's a repetitive reflex, as they use the term reflex in chemistry,It's just on a grand scale! And don't be Vain and even think for a minute that there's only one Universe in the boiling flask at a time, "metaphorically speaking!" like I said it's a reflex on a grand scale! [And then God said let there be light! and it was beautiful! ]

[@Theheadgiver]

You had me e at emptiness needing to be filled then bamg

[@kyle_visuals5891]

9:20 it’s sad but at least we might be reborn