The Living Universe is Unimaginably BIG and You're a Part of it!

How big is the universe? Let's take a journey from Earth to the solar system, closest stars, the Milky Way, and the observable universe. Along the way we will stop by the Oort cloud, Alpha Centauri, radiosphere, Andromeda galaxy, Virgo supercluster, and Laniakea.
After watching this video, you can think a couple things. Either - I’m this tiny, separate thing on a distant planet in the middle of nowhere special. I’ll live for several decades and that will be that. Or you may be thinking, wow, I’m a part of this unimaginably large, possibly infinite universe, that is potentially teeming with life. A part of this thing that I don’t really understand. A thing that, well, no one truly understands. A part of this planet, this node in the sea of space that is coming to life. and things can get very metaphysical after that.
Within our current scientific understanding, it’s easy to feel alone in the universe. We believe that we are separate beings, floating around on a tiny rock in a vast and seemingly dead universe. This is an old and outdated paradigm that needs to be updated. We need to re-examine a few key assumptions and learn to let go of these old beliefs for ourselves and for humanity. I’ll be covering these key assumptions in future videos, but to give you the sneak peek:
1 - First, the idea that you are somehow separate from the universe needs to be obliterated. We are taught that we are individuals, separate from the world out there. Of course, with assumptions and beliefs like that, you will feel like a lost soul, but it doesn’t have to be that way. Although we feel that we are independent creatures roaming around, we’re not really separate. We’re not independent of the world we live in. We’re in an intimate, inseparable symbiotic relationship with the world we live in. Humans and nature are one in the same. We are actually a part of it - a piece of the whole.
The universe is not outside of you - you're in it. You’re a function of the universe in the same way that one of your skin cells is a function of your whole body - a function of you. We are an aspect of the universe, so it doesn’t make any sense to set yourself apart and say you're an isolated object surrounded by a vast alien entity. You grew from that entity and you're inseparable from it. If you ever feel lost, just remember that the force that guides the stars, guides you too. You are a result of nature just as much as a star or planet is.
2 - The second key assumption that needs to be re-examined is our narrow definition of what life is. the distinction between living and non-living is a definitional difference. This division is actually just a concept in our minds, which is why there is so much debate on what is considered to be alive. For example, some say viruses are alive, while others say they are not.
Our line between living and non living always seems to be moving. We used to think that we were the only intelligent, living things. Then we expanded it from ourselves to animals, insects, plants, cells, and now we are asking -
Are viruses, bacteria, endospores (which can live without nutrients for millions of years - don’t grow, move, excrete, or do anything until the environmental conditions are right), and DNA alive in a sense?
There is no clear consensus on what life is because there really is no clear line where you can say this is living and this is not. We have definitions of what we think is required for something to be alive, life as we know it, but it’s a very incomplete understanding of what intelligence is and what being alive means.
What if life is more inherent and fundamental to the universe than we’ve assumed. The universe is not some static mechanistic material thing that we once believed it to be. It’s not a bunch of dumb matter floating around aimlessly. The idea of the universe being like a machine grew out of Newton’s ideas of a clockwork universe. We now know that the universe is not static like a clock - it is a process of constant change - of movement and evolution. The universe is more comparable to an organism than a clock. I’m not saying the universe is an organism - I’m simply stating that it behaves more like an organism than a clock. Could it be that the universe itself has some type of intelligence, awareness, or a different type of consciousness than our own? Is it possible that the universe is alive in a way that isn’t quite clear to us from our tiny perspective - in a way beyond our ability to comprehend? Kind of like how a cell in our body doesn’t know that it is part of a larger, more complex being.
This idea ties nicely into the previous idea that we are not separate from the universe. If we are intelligent and alive and not separate from the universe, then it would be logical to conclude that the universe is also intelligent and alive in a sense. In my opinion, a living being cannot be the product of a dead universe. These topics will be covered in more depth in future videos.

[@Jaytwisty23]

I personally believe the universe is just one part of something incomprehensibly larger we could never grasp, just thinking about it blows my mind

[@6lvlhacker240]

Funny thing is that you came from that incomprehensibly larger universe, which is the world of Light that surrounds by everywhere the world of Darkness-Non Existence, you are just under the influence of demonic memory deletion machineries in order to get tested here or you are temporary soulless biobot that has potentials to go there and even funnier is that in 1st case you was grasped in every cell of that infinite (which is God Himself) universe directly in contrast to this.

[@davidsheckler4450]

It's incomprehensible that supposedly fully grown functioning adults believe in space with ZERO evidence

[@ginoasci2876]

indeed. it really freaks me out to think there’s no end. you have to stop thinking about it or it’s time for a rubber room

[@metabalcanico]

Or something incomprehensibly smaller ;)

[@AA_Tawfik]

That’s Allah 🤍

[@daswunder1901]

There is NO WAY that we are alone!

[@Jinkgoo1]

We are not...there are thrones Principalities, Dominions, these are incorporeal beings that are very powerful not to mention Arch angels and angels

[@jwins]

@@Jinkgoo1 🤣

[@raleeuw]

@@jwinsYou believe in the church 😂

[@jwins]

I don't need the church. I believe in science. It's where my faith lies. The church has it's merits like healing the needy. People need something to believe in. The church is one of them. Science is for me.

[@daves913]

This is mind blowing! And to think we are the only species in our Milky Way, is ridiculous. I love to gaze into the night skies, it’s very therapeutic!!

[@DAlilbigman]

We are the only beings! We are part of one spirit put into beings which God put on planet earth. That’s why we can’t find life anywhere else! Spirits in different forms are everywhere else! Once our body dies we go back as the same spirits then we may be able to see what else is out there! Spirits live forever that is why that stuff out there is existing forever!

[@IRIPA28]

​@@DAlilbigmanYou are insane!!!

[@ahulin49]

We are...

[@phillipperkins5476]

​@@DAlilbigman🤦🏿‍♂️🤦🤦‍♂️

[@shoeplayisbad1]

We are not the only species in the solar system much less the milky way

[@bbtank3000]

It's a shame we spend so much time stressing over the problems in our lives when we are just a spec in a blip of time.

[@rosin4260]

10/10 I'm speechless. An honest "thank you" for the whole production team.

[@porscheguy09]

The size of the universe is mind boggling. What’s even crazier is that the entire universe as we know it could literally be a small speck of sand on a beach on some alien planet and we wouldn’t even know.

[@danielschear556]

So that small speck of sand that got in my eye during the last wind storm was an entire universe?😱 And here all along I thought the maximum extent of the universe was my failure to recycle my plastic bottles which in turn melted the ice caps that accelerated the rate of extinction for the polar bears.🐻‍❄️🤔

[@futureisyours3016]

More like a cell inside a human body and we would never know.

[@porscheguy09]

@@futureisyours3016🤔

[@feth7747]

When you need to apply the biggest lie, you need a mind blowing lie, to the numbers of this lie, you have the numbers what you want, from zero to infinite, of course. The truth is always simple, is the lie that needs to be elaborate (thinks what to tell him when he arrives). The bigger the lie, the bigger the complex. The JOKE of why we see the moon and the sun at THE SAME SIZE in the sky due to all this things: ancient ONE cosmic strike of an object with: 1- X mass size. 2- X speed of fly 3- X angle of strike with the Earth 4- X mass of bits that scape to the void of this strange force called gravity 5- X mass of bits that falls to the Earth of this strange (again) force called gravity 6- X mass of resultant object that IN ONE UNIQUE STRIKE is 400 times smaller than the sun, but miracously is 400 times more near to us than the sun. (Not 350 or 450, or 500....) All this more than megamillions lottery posibilities in ONE STRIKE. I think that this is by and for the ALLWAYS POOR GULLIBLE zitizens. When this LIE is teach to you with ten or eleven years, you have the enought age to underdtsnd and learn it, but NOT for refute, and then, the lie and the programming is done, and not come back to ir anymore, and goes on with the test of lies in a BIG tidal called modern science. My simple conclusión to this LIE and JOKE is that we see the sun and moon with the same size in the sky, because OBVIOUSLY has THE SAME SIZE. RESEARCH FLAT EARTH

[@davidsheckler4450]

The fact that you believe it's real is mind boggling

[@dmills7375]

I’vee watched this three times now and still need to watch it another dozen times or so to even begin to grasp this concept. Love it! Really shifts your paradigm. 👍

[@PIXELvoiz]

my brain cant take it anymore

[@TOPDadAlpha]

I heard an astronomer once state "the human brain cannot imagine or grasp the size of the universe". That is how large it is. So no matter how large your mind can imagine our universe, it's larger by billions of times.

[@sssss-ub5qp]

You can imagine that your size is like a bacteria that cannot be seen with the naked eye. Imagine that size of angel’s earlobe to his shoulder, like walking in a journey of seven hundred years] or an estimated distance of 95,155,200 kilometers! Does man still say that the universe is a coincidence? It is an extreme shame, to be so small and deny the existence of God, who created all this. Whoever does not fear God deserves to enter Hell.

[@murali-alive]

or none of this may be real, we are made to perceive the universe this way. Before we were born we may have seen the truth or we may after we die.

[@Alex-nc1hv]

Makes my WIMMY feel SMALL 😢

[@simpelbusiness4703]

Exactly! That's why I wonder how some can claim to have an estimate of how many stars or galaxies there are in the universe, while we have no clue.

[@Ibrakadibra]

​@@sssss-ub5qpwhat a bullshit Story.

[@lardo444]

A couple of years ago I had a dream that I was flying through the universe. I looked from side to side, up and down, all around. I was stunned. I was amazed, and in AWE. This universe is HUGE, HUGE, HUGE!!! I know that I hardly saw any of it. But the feeling I had was life changing. No, really, That dream had such an influence on me, I was a different person for about 6 months. I woke up and I felt very happy, very calm, and very lucky. I have no religious beliefs because there's no proof. But I do know one thing for sure and that is WE ARE PART OF SOMETHING VERY, VERY, VERY BIG. I have spoken.

[@tylerbrooks9084]

I rarely reply to someone’s comment but yours caught my eye. I swear to you I had the exact dream and it affected me to the core. I told all of my friends and family about it. I was literally flying through the universe and it was beautiful! I actually landed on a really strange planet at some point with some human-like creatures or maybe humans..? You’re the first person I have ran across with this dream so just wanted to say something.

[@lardo444]

@@tylerbrooks9084 Well I'm glad you replied. It's nice to know I'm not the only space traveler out there. I didn't land on anything though. You know the visual was awesome, but the feeling I had was absolutely overwhelming. It was GREAT. When I try to explain it to people they look at me like I am nuts. Lol, well, I am a bit nutty but the feeling I had while in that dream was just awesome. Thanks and nice meeting you.☮

[@thenotanclan]

Bad trip?

[@lardo444]

@@thenotanclan Just the opposite.

[@jadens9181]

We are part of God, that is what we are!

[@jamesm.9285]

This is unfathomably beautiful and frightening... As a Christian, all I can say with utmost amazement is "Oh. My. God!", look what has been made. No emoji is suitable for this level of awe.

[@Liina1986]

wow, i wish i could talk to you in person about the YOUniverse for hours and hours. Great perspective and matches my view so much. Thank you for producing this masterpiece! 💚

[@mariodeleon4350]

I appreciate you putting things into perspective about how small and insignificant we are when relating the vastness of the universe

[@wisdom-for-life]

Small and insignificant but also a part of this universal process. so in a way, we are the universe and not some separate entity.

[@MazlanMahmood-yn3dj]

He created the heavens without pillars as you see them, and He placed mountains (on the surface of) the earth so that it (the earth) does not shake you; and reproduce all kinds of moving creatures that live on the earth. And We send down rainwater from the sky, then We grow on it all kinds of good plants." (QS Luqman Verse 10)

[@fred_2021]

Small, for sure, but I don't buy 'insignificant'.

[@michaelmohrle1773]

Then you missed what he was saying, We are part of it regardless of how small from our perspective. Tiny protozoans would view Earth in the same way if they could understand. Maybe they do !

[@Alex-nc1hv]

Where is Heaven?

[@breunigscott]

At the risk of sounding dramatic. This is right now, the best thing I've ever seen on KZbin. To say its well done is an understatement. It has answered questions I had not even asked of myself. Made me feel ok about things I've thought my whole life.

[@wisdom-for-life]

Thank you very much for the kind comment my friend!

[@paulrichard10]

I feel similarly. I've been thinking about the galaxies and the networks. I'm sure we have no clue as to what the reason for existence of those massive structures are.

[@bamf6603]

@@paulrichard10those structures doesn’t matter untill we finally fix the relationship between people

[@pcwasti]

The brain stops thinking, only tears in the eyes ! Thank you very much for seeking the wisdom ! Keep seeking and letting us seek too !

[@lakminawijayatunga4960]

Scriptural, spiritual, sacred,divine and infinite.Great reverence for your inspirational revelation.

[@EatMyAzzOut]

Man this made me feel small and also very connected to everything around me. What a wonderful experience this life is, truly extraordinary

[@livefromPakistan]

Completely speechless. But I just love the visuals and editing. Hats off to the person who made this video. And explanation in such an amazing way made it more beautiful

[@syedalishanzaidi1]

This is a very beautifully expressed documentary, and I look forward to more from you. The scientific truths you have described here have been tackled by others, especially after James Webb there has been a spate of new documentaries, presentations, and talks. Not forgetting books of course on the subject of Cosmology and Astronomy. All these are adding to our understanding of where we and all other life on our planet stand with regard to the Universe.

[@quique.1]

Beautiful!! This is the first video of yours I’m watching and you just perfectly put into words some of the things I’ve been thinking about the universe but hadn’t really articulated in a good way. Already looking forward to these next ones diving deeper in this worldview. Subscribed!

[@wisdom-for-life]

Thanks for the comment and sub! Alan Watts and others like him helped shape my views (check out his stuff). I think a lot of people are shifting their paradigms… exciting times.

[@MaloPiloto]

Wonderfully done…..

[@samdoors5132]

It’s a lot of funny baloney‘s it’s a lot of?‘s it’s a lot of what if and why and who and when and how and maybes yup that’s confusing all right just pick up a Bible and read it all the way through all the answers are there like how we were created how the universe was created and what is going to happen with us and the universe it’s all there and much more

[@Sorkzi]

what if galaxies are just cells inside of an incomprehensibly large creature?

[@MalaysiaPhilip]

Videos like these both absolutely blow my mind and also make any problems on earth or as local as in your area beyond insignificant.

[@bigbadkittenperson9179]

I think you missed the point. Problems on earth, your problems, you as a person, it’s all happening in the universe, and it’s not any less important just bc we occupy only a small fraction of space.

[@saadbouhs6419]

سبحان من هذا ملكه❤ How fascinating is that !!

[@leestyles6731]

This video is absolutely eye opening and blew my mind when he said something like, “We are the universe perceiving itself” Cause that is absolutely spot on when you really think about it

[@glenrosarian2352]

I really like the way everything is explained. The example with the million cats really gives you a sense of how vast our universe is. And with so many galaxies and star systems it only makes sense to say there must be other life out there somewhere.

[@psaunder1975]

Read Life In The Universe by Marshall Summers, you will be challenged and surprised by it.

[@tomloft2000]

When an "alien" knocks on my door then I'll believe it.

[@vincentifeanyi7413]

Wisdom of life is the best

[@FRANKSNAKE71]

@@tomloft2000 Maybe the alien already has and you failed to recognize

[@GinjaNinja77]

@@tomloft2000 But we’re not knocking on any aliens’ doors, and yet here we are!

[@upandready4u]

Refreshing perspective, I've always believed there is more in the universe than anyone knows. If we all treated each other like we were all part of a grand masterpiece what a world we might have

[@renejean2523]

It's unwise to believe something true if, as you admit, no one knows the answer.

[@Ben-3984]

That will never happen too many selfish greedy people out there for it to ever happen

[@MazlanMahmood-yn3dj]

He created the heavens without pillars as you see them, and He placed mountains (on the surface of) the earth so that it (the earth) does not shake you; and reproduce all kinds of moving creatures that live on the earth. And We send down rainwater from the sky, then We grow on it all kinds of good plants." (QS Luqman Verse 10)

[@renejean2523]

@@MazlanMahmood-yn3dj - That's *not* what happened though.

[@michaeldoxey1240]

Great. I've been a star gazer for a number of years and it still evokes amazement when knowledge people discuss the earth and the surrounding galaxy and beyond. Thanks

[@magifiore]

Okay people, it is worth having been born in this era just to witness the first minute and a half of this video, masterpiece!!! Thank you from my heart Wisdom for Live and God bless you👍✌🙏❤

[@richardm9688]

It's all unbelievably vast! We are truly insignificant when viewed like this. We are so bound up in our importance but beyond is a universe which is unfathomable to our brains. We are all star material.

[@davidsheckler4450]

You're only insignificant bcs you continue to be a Sheeple

[@timduggan1461]

​@@davidsheckler4450 Ya know what? YOUR "opinion" is insignificant. Oh I know, you don't "believe" in space, I'm guessing because you're some religious zealot? Well, IF you believe in a "god", then you believe in an infinite being. AND, your "god" can create anything, correct? Take your head out and enjoy reality.

[@koba2209]

I dont see it that way. A flock of fish is everything in a wast but empty ocean. Humanity have unimaginable potential. We r a spark. A spark that can grow and dominate this vastness. We r everything but insignificant.

[@davidsheckler4450]

@@koba2209 What you can't see is that space doesn't exist

[@freemygrandma8752]

Huh

[@NiX_aKi]

This beyond AMAZING ❤ The Cosmos is stupendously huge! Inconceivable is an understatement. I so love your philosophy! I'd love to see the day that humanity accepts the beauty of our place and existence in the ever changing Universe.

[@a1productionsva]

"The force that guides the stars, guides you too." Wow!

[@neoone5942]

I particularly liked the cats part:) just kidding, this is a brilliant video, thanks for the informations

[@MrDavid7769]

Thank you...for completely changing the way I think about my place in the Universe. I've long thought of Humankind as being built with the same stuff as the rest of the Universe, and I'm ready to look at my existence with a more open mind. I have always been awed by the daunting immensity of our universe, and have thought of visits to others stars as science fiction, and your explanations of the distances between them only re-enforces my beliefs. Kudos for making the Universe more understandable.

[@TropicalTaquito]

Beautiful video. I struggle with feeling alone in the universe. I have my wife, my entire life, my family but they don’t understand that we are apart of this beautiful existence.

[@mulkson2332]

Thank you so much. I’ve been looking for a way to express what i believed, and you perfectly described that in this video. We are part of this great thing called universe!!! Much love from Brazil man

[@sws5833]

This was a fantastic video, as someone thats drove professionally for a living over the past two decades, the amount of mileage I have put down is a drop in the bucket compared to even the distance to Mars let alone as far out as Neptune. Pretty mindblowing when you actually think about it

[@jamesbanks1845]

I enjoyed this a lot. A lot of trolls and people missing the point in the comments but I think this video will resonate a lot with people.

[@stolearovigor281]

Why somebody will troll cartoons and fairytales? 🙄

[@jamesbanks1845]

@@stolearovigor281 you a flat earther or something?

[@stolearovigor281]

@James Banks what this has to do with my argument? I am just saying that make no sense to troll cartoons. Why you so angry? Are you an angry bird or something?

[@jamesbanks1845]

@@stolearovigor281 because you’re calling animations of space and some subjective commentary cartoons and fairytales…

[@stolearovigor281]

@James Banks SOME subjective commentary and space animations are cartoons. What is the difference? Is not a real video, is not a real photo. It's all made up without any factual evidence to support this claims. So why you so triggered? I just say that this are cartoons which they are. A well-made animation.

[@tisurmaster]

I'm glad I watched this. Always felt lonely thinking about the universe... It's good to see it as being part of it. I'll have to rewatch it again to remind myself when wondering about me and the vastness of it all.

[@THE_WOAT]

Loved every second of this...thank you!

[@ericdemeo5249]

I love these videos! I always wondered of our entire universe was just a cell in something massive beyond what the brain can comprehend. The last photo looks like a network of blood capillaries

[@psterud]

This was a really good expositional video. I look forward to your follow-ups. I think in pretty much this exact way. It requires going down a conceptual path for a long time and being open to all the wisdom of the past and present, and also being able to discard notions that don't quite work anymore.

[@MazlanMahmood-yn3dj]

He created the heavens without pillars as you see them, and He placed mountains (on the surface of) the earth so that it (the earth) does not shake you; and reproduce all kinds of moving creatures that live on the earth. And We send down rainwater from the sky, then We grow on it all kinds of good plants." (QS Luqman Verse 10)

[@aaronhouse3214]

What a masterful piece of production and flawless narration filled with the most amazing subject matter. I feel this whole thing we are in is and always will be a trillion times crazier than any being, living in any multiverse/dimension could ever put into theory. It feels like there's just so much information out there to learn which will always remain far and beyond any one being or entities comprehension in this whole damn thing. So imagine say(if u can) the most brilliant, most advanced and thousands of millions of lightyears ahead of every living thing in this matrix regarding to time. Now imagine the most craziest most wildest theories they could conjure up....I feel this thing we are in could be a trillion times crazier than that. Either way a total MINDFUK for all. Thank you for your time.

[@freeradical6390]

The Universe, is the most dangerous place........ in the Universe!

[@micksmicester4488]

video montage: 🔥🔥🔥 + video narration:🔥🔥🔥 = unbiased & highly intellectual product 🙌🏼 Good job, looking forward for more contents from u guys.

[@ncn141953]

I deeply appreciate the way facts are presented about the mind boggling vastness, the endless complexities and the incomparably intelligent liveliness of the universe. Furthermore, the implications and significance of all this for us as humans is reflected upon in a very sensitive and thoughtful way.

[@dogstar5927]

This video is absolutely awesome, and I appreciate it tremendously. In return I share with you one of my favorite quotes : “The greatest gift creation has given to all of you is that life is fundamentally meaningless. That means it has no built-in meaning. What that also means is, you were designed to give it the meaning you prefer to give it. And the meaning you give it will utterly determine how you experience it.”

[@semosancus5506]

What garbage. So Hitler is cool as he made his own rules?

[@tonymcnamara9368]

We're eternal consciousness, and awareness. We are, all that is, was and, ever will be. We ARE the Universe, and the Universe IS us!

[@VioletLife8]

Well said 1000% facts.

[@jeffreyknutson]

AWESOME!!!! And I whole heartily agree!

[@timelapsega]

The idea that some people go their whole lives without thinking about any of this is tragic. It's about the closest thing to real magic there is.

[@stephenberry8658]

The Australian Aboriginal concept of KANYINI - the CONNECTEDNESS OF EVERYTHING aligns with your wonderful observations.

[@ngc-fo5te]

Pity they didn't apply that to the Australian megafauna.

[@stephenberry8658]

@@ngc-fo5te Do we know that it was hunting mega fauna that caused their extinction? In post colonial times the Tassie tiger was hunted to extinction. Introduction of rabbits and cane toads and feral cats, goats, pigs, camels had had the greatest impact on Nature.

[@DiegoMarquesBrazil]

Very cool thoughts!

[@wisdom-for-life]

Thanks Diego!

[@heavenrose1111]

Your voice is so relaxing. Looking forward to more videos.

[@URSCSAN]

This is an amazing message. Thank you.

[@keithmetcalf5548]

This was beautiful, thank you for the perspective. Can never get enough perspectives...

[@Westwoodii]

Perspective is everything. All understanding and awareness is relative to perspective...

[@hengowen]

I have to admit that I have this idea as same as you for years, but i couldn’t tell anybody because they’d think im crazy. After I heard what you say in the video, i fell so grateful cuz i got every idea you’re saying in the clip. I love to see more contents. Thankfully i found you. ❤

[@mattyfresh101]

Excellent video. Really really well made and I appreciated the way you explained everything

[@gorritas1234]

I am a time traveler! The universe is just one of a number that is so vast, that not even us who can move between time and matter can ever ever travel too! By the time I intent of doing it, it has moved away so fast, nothing can escape its inverse universe!

[@robgauthier584]

"A living being cannot be a product of a dead universe. " I love that concept!!!✌😊

[@serjpokrx6578]

Could it be possible that we are a microscopic cell within a larger being, given the striking similarity between the universe's appearance and the neural connections in our brain?

[@cedeno30]

Exactly

[@Alif_laam_meem]

I think the same way you think😂😂😂

[@colingianella7172]

That idea has been used in several Sci- Fi novels .

[@Keys879]

As above, so below

[@user-pe8xd1ev1p]

If that's true you must be the rebel one

[@angiesysomboune1188]

Thank you for sharing such an amazing universe 🙏🏼

[@eternalflame4184]

We are nothing on this universe so let's lives together in peace, no war, no nuke weapons, no lands victory, no fight, no jealousy...

[@tylerbrooks9084]

Great video! The universe is absolutely amazing and I love learning about it. You were direct and to the point while providing great illustrations to better understand. Keep making videos like this!

[@MazlanMahmood-yn3dj]

He created the heavens without pillars as you see them, and He placed mountains (on the surface of) the earth so that it (the earth) does not shake you; and reproduce all kinds of moving creatures that live on the earth. And We send down rainwater from the sky, then We grow on it all kinds of good plants." (QS Luqman Verse 10)

[@nowvidsyt]

There is no way we are all "alone" with all of this

[@nathalialt11]

RIGHT!!!!! There is no way we are the only ones.

[@saturn722]

Actually it’s very possible. But you’re right, we are not alone. We are a part of creation. We were each individually designed in the image of our spiritual Father.

[@sureshotgazza1127]

@@nathalialt11 heard a top professor say theres a good chance we are the only things living in our universe, a lot of perfect storms have helped our creation, especially the distance from the sun, which is 400 times the size of the moon, which in turn is 400 times closer to us than the sun , take into account the distance between planets/stars, and yeah maybe its just us

[@WjldiMwWej]

There are definately aliens or other species in the universe.

[@saturn722]

@@WjldiMwWej Prove it! Believing without seeing is not even close to being science. You believe in Bigfoot too because of footprints?

[@user-qg2fp6rf8h]

Our GOD is so powerfull. The power of fatherGOD is forever. Amen.

[@c.mapuiamapuia]

Wow..!! what a great explanation..! and I absolutely agree with your opinion..👍

[@okhotrodder]

It's just mind-boggling to realize we are microscopic in comparison to what's out there. And at this point, there's no way we'll ever get anywhere far away. We'll be lucky if we actually make it to Mars. The wondering of what's really out there will always be a dream and a miracle if anything ever came to light.

[@WayBackWhen777]

I'm going to see it all, you can too.

[@thatsmynamesowhat2949]

You’re right, we will never know and that actually depresses me beyond belief. I like mystery, but I’d still rather know.

[@johnbird7357]

When you look at these vast distances, compare them to how far humans (not things unmanned like Voyager) have actually travelled away from Earth. With all the powerful rockets, in terms of light years, we have travelled the magnificent distance of one and a quarter light seconds.

[@FLPanthers_Steelers_Fanatic]

I just found this channel and you are simply brilliant in what you state and simplify it for the average viewer, bravo 🎉

[@susanbuckley4153]

This is an amazing video 🌎…. It is beyond fascinating to think of the universe..

[@shoomapadoo1141]

The James Webb has proven that these distances DO NOT show immature galaxy development but that some are more mature almost mostly equivalent to our own. It is a MAJOR contradiction to the big bang theory and much more supportive of the theory of creation. Also, as light diffuses through traveling great distances it can red shift giving an illusion of moving away when in reality it is not.

[@wisdom-for-life]

Yes. Our model of the universe needs an update! We have been through many paradigm shifts and I’m sure many more are coming. Please check out my next video about science and paradigms. We have become so identified with the scientific model that we forget that it’s just a model! :) a very incomplete model.

[@christophmessner6450]

Exactly! The Big Bang Theory is nonsense as much as monotheism is nonsense. Absolute singularity and absolute plurality cannot have a common denominator; even absoluteness cannot be absolute without the relative around it. Webb sees 13 billion lightyears distant galaxies but when it looks in the opposite direction it also sees 13 billion lightyears distant galaxies. So these galaxies are 26 billion lightyears apart from each other at a time when the university had only a diameter of 1.6 billion lightyears??? Hellooo????

[@ozmot731]

This is educating, interesting, fascinating yet also disturbingly depressing at the same time.

[@blacknight2684]

This was amazing!

[@jeesung_kim]

The greatness of the universe makes me humble. 🙏

[@alexsf4248]

Wonderful presentation of the Macro Universe. It’s amazing when adding the exploration of the Micro Universe. Just as different class of galaxies, stars or black holes, the same exists in the basic categories on our small blue planet, differentiating for example in the mineral realm coal from a diamond, in the vegetable realm a blade of grass from a giant sequoia, in the animal realm an amoeba from a blue whale and on the human realm a troglodyte from an enlightened Yogi. 🙏

[@hispsychicemanationsflowed]

Thank you for your content. It’s innovative and informative while also being grounded and non-dogmatic. I don’t think we’ll ever truly grasp the reality of existence, at least not in this phase of our journey, but we must never stop seeking out truth with a humble and curious spirit. We are here to learn and grow, and content like this will open many minds to a more authentic understanding of our place in the cosmos. Keep up the great work.

[@wisdom-for-life]

Thanks Syd!

[@gangadharhegde3636]

In indian religious thoughts of VEDA it is clearly mentioned AHAM BRAHMASMI in sanskrit it means I am the universe.

[@roymayhew6250]

You have the best way to describe facts . good job.

[@user-ok9gy2pc1v]

Thank you. This video is astonishing❤❤❤

[@Yuuki-PUREI]

I like the way the information is presented. The narrative is also interesting. Nice video.

[@anthonymiller2038]

I often wonder if what we know as galaxies are just atoms or molecules for a much larger thing. Since what we know as atoms and molecules share similarities, that macro and micro repeating pattern of matter in space/time going through the galactic and sub-microscopic?

[@wisdom-for-life]

The micro macro patterns really interest me too. I think that’s because it’s all the same process. All the same entity and as you said, we are like the cells or atoms of a much larger thing. Cool thoughts Anthony!

[@nuntana2]

Nice to think the earth going around the sun is comparable to an electron going around the nucleus on an atom, but that is where the similarity ends unfortunately... they are not analogous. The electron 'orbit' (not really) is more a cloud, with electrons sharing predefined shells depending on the element, and are brought about the nucleus through charge and follow quantum laws. Planets and the (macro) larger universe, on the other hand, are gravity-bound as explained in the equations of General Relativity. Neither is unified (yet), though I still like to think the answer lies in string theory (quantum vibrations), which sadly cannot be proven with our meagre intelligence and poor capacity for energy... yet! You are right about one thing, though, everything in the universe has spin and everything is in constant motion. Great vid !

[@StoryOfJames.]

I’ve always felt this way too. I feel like it compounds in many layers. Our galaxy is part of this thing, that is part of this other thing.. ect ect.

[@kieranmahony5919]

Very nice, Thank you.

[@samsong9839]

I truly love this show...🙏👊🏾👊🏾👆🏾

[@nimorachard]

thank God for creating this universe so big

[@itsaboutthattime4425]

I’m so convinced there is life out there. I’ll bet my life on it. But I’m pissed that we will probably never find out.

[@fred_2021]

Yeah, but it's just one of the countless things we'll never know, never see, and never do during our brief time here. Not enough time to be pissed.

[@robson2939]

This video is by far the best explanation of how big the universe is. Even better than the star size comparing videos. It makes me think that we are part of some kind of huge Matrix and we dont know about it.

[@lussbaru]

This video really helped me build my perspective and awakening. Which was all ready building inside me. 🤝 Thank you

[@deepelements]

This is the most fascinating video I've seen in a very very long time. Beyond Stellar... Thank you so much

[@JohnSmith-vj6jt]

I was captivated by this awesome video you put together with a great narration. I do believe in a living Universe and we are very much a part of an incredible journey. I eagerly look forward to more like this from you. A well deserved like and subscription from me, nice job!

[@Commander_Faie]

“The force that guides the stars, guides you to.” Love that

[@mohamedahmedwllc9029]

And he is the one who created all these things. The God (Allah) believe it or not believe it.) It simple, there is a God who created what you see. Signs showing you that, if you are not accepted that, it means you are joking.

[@Yung_Wicklove]

Beautiful video!

[@user-fo5qx7xb7s]

The people I really admire are those who broke through the wall of inertia that imprisons us all, people like Kepler, Galileo and Newton. I hope you will use your searching mind to discuss these figures and what they mean. Thanks so much!!!

[@frankiecasiano7509]

Nicely done and well narrated. I love the information and above all the respect to others believes and opinions. It's very inviting and inclusive. I look forward to watching your next video. Thank you

[@reflection5982]

When you step one foot forward and at the same time Universe expands by million of kilometers 😂.

[@MansaViews]

Nice view from St.Petersburg FL to the universe

[@djr3386]

@Wisdom for Life Please make a scale comparison video on small particles like atoms. The comparison example of a quarter (our solar system) and North America (Milky Way) is very helpful in understanding the vastness of distance. Thank you for making this video. Your latest subscriber 🙏

[@wisdom-for-life]

Thank you! Will do. Thanks for the suggestion :)

[@chirilas5217]

Excellent document Sir. Congratulations.👍

[@borntofit2700]

Great effort put by the speaker to explain our existence in this vast and infinite universe 🙏

[@user-rm6gf8bp9f]

AWESOME VIDEO!!

[@teessideman.8253]

Enjoy life when you can while you can.

[@judekessey7913]

I have always loved video works like this - which blow the mortal mind into humility, merely through taking a mental exercise on the sheer expanse of the Solarium, the Galaxis and the Universe that we live in....May lightspeed enlight humble hearts 🙏 🌏💫✌🙌

[@educatedresponse4298]

This is what I find amazing! The complexity of everything. The big bang? Everything that there ever is or ever will be came from this point. The personal level to that? How complicated our individual DNA is or how our bodies function as a very well adjusted machine, yet its an "organ" The complicated work it has taken to build and organism, "a living, breathing galaxy"! The mind that it took! The mind we still can not comprehend. Look, I'm not a religious man. But I'm no idiot either. But the fact that I would have to say, "the something that created all of this has to be amazing". Tells me, I just Acknowledged the Existence of a higher intelligence. Feom a scientific approach. You have taken your studies to that point of Singularity! That's what Amazing to me!

[@EugeneAndreyev]

Thanks for the video! The main question is Who created all these wonderful worlds and why? It is evident that behind these precise orbits and physics laws there is Great Mind, a mystery...

[@mortalclown3812]

Perhaps the wisdom itself is the highest power. I had 2 NDEs: it's very difficult to describe the vastness of LOVE outside of these bodies. It's great...and the purpose for it all sinks in even tho talking about it can ring hollow. Peace.

[@saundrafogle6359]

Thank you🌠🤩

[@sissycarolina4863]

Amazing work. Most people simply won't be able to comprehend the immensity of it all. It is beautiful and comforting at the same time since living on this planet with a bunch of wretched people who all they can think about is materialism, power, and control, it makes me think for sure that this world is just a purgatory for stupid people.

[@davidsheckler4450]

You can't prove space

[@badactor3440]

Beautiful, comforting and disturbing.

[@davidsheckler4450]

@@badactor3440 The only thing disturbing is you believing in space

[@badactor3440]

@@davidsheckler4450 sorry to disturb you

[@timduggan1461]

​@@davidsheckler4450 What a sad, sad little person you must be. Head in the sand, unable to realize the reality around you. Sad.