The Mind-Blowing Scale of Voids and Supervoids

[@thomaslarkin3307]

When you realize traveling at light speed isn't nearly fast enough to actually get anywhere.

[@KOKOBC]

Ikr, light is slow af as soon as you go interstellar and above. Even warp drive is kinda slow. What we really need on a scale this big is working teleportation.

[@Stenhunden]

What really made this hit home for me was when I tried out Universe sandbox several years ago and trying out the Light pulse button, starting on planet Earth with the camera zoomed out to include the whole solar system. Light is laughably slow, even on "just" a solar system scale.

[@panikk2245]

@@KOKOBC Yeah but teleportation would require ridiculous amounts of energy and it wouldn't be viable

[@JohnDoe-vq9ck]

Gotta use that dbz instant transmission

[@reshearchisgood6966]

Good point man. Come to think of it if hypothetically someone traveled 10,000 times the speed of light it will still take 2 and half human life times to get to the nearest galaxy let alone other distant galaxies. Looks like we are stuck here.

[@theslyredfox7919]

"Just because they're empty doesn't mean they can't be interesting". *Teary eyed looking in the mirror with a sad smile*

[@moai3951]

Just read your comment in the same moment he said that, nice

[@tylerwantstobeacreator9936]

@@moai3951 I love when that happens with comments!!

[@totalb0yc0ttofallofthepiss9]

_Sadcringe_

[@MarsLonsen]

Like my ex wife

[@yarg919]

We do not care.

[@user-yk9sz9mh1t]

Big respect to the guy going out to space and counting all the atoms 🙏

[@0ninja213]

Your pfp really scares me

[@drioko]

Jesus Christ im going to pretend i didn't just read this

[@theunusualsuspect9577]

That made me laugh out loud

[@lorddashme]

voyager 1 and 2

[@Astares9]

@@drioko do you often take jokes seriously

[@elbozo5723]

matter: *exists* humans: “whoa” matter: *doesn’t exist* humans: “whoa”

[@redguirus]

@been guy " w h o a "

[@daiselol]

'how strange it is to be anything at all?'

[@skeetsvar162]

W H O A

[@alphazetavr1888]

Human: *stubs toe on matter* Human: “aohw”

[@prodabber0222]

@@alphazetavr1888 nice joke lol

[@fortythreenorth2518]

In summary, there is lots of space in space.

[@Swarm509]

"It's Free Real Estate!"

[@DhirC35]

@@Swarm509 gengis khan wouldve loved it

[@Jonas-bn8gp]

@@Swarm509 p

[@butterb7925]

I guess the were right with the name

[@adamkral4]

How the fk do they know how many atoms per square meter in between galaxies... no fkn way

[@Nitephall]

It's scary to think most of the universe is just dark emptiness.

[@samuelb7546]

My girlfriend says the same thing about the inside of my brain.

[@tanamisalt.4415]

@@samuelb7546 f

[@michaelbridges6102]

The same goes for the majority of an atom’s volume

[@Deadassbruhfrfr]

@@samuelb7546 bruh

[@antonironstag5085]

@Pat whats so surprising about that? Most men do.

[@orpheus0108]

Could you imagine winning a Nobel prize for discovering nothing.

[@orahovavucichitlerdacicgoe7223]

Yes Obama Nobel prize.

[@orpheus0108]

@@orahovavucichitlerdacicgoe7223 lol he's one of the few war criminals with a nobel peace prize

[@orahovavucichitlerdacicgoe7223]

@@orpheus0108 yes but he received Nobel price before he did anything.

[@gm_28]

this comment aged well

[@aelphind4954]

HAHAHA

[@neeltheother2342]

I could imagine a sci-fi story set in the 60s where we are in the Bootes Void and other galaxies were first discovered.

[@alphus195]

Issac Asimov's Short Story Nightfall explores a reverse scenario where a planet which has no night, no concept/discovery of stars experiences an eclipse once every 2000 years which plunges the planet into total darkness.

[@randalledington4777]

@@alphus195 I just got his Nightfall and Other Short Stories collection last week, it was really incredible! Glad to see other Asimov enjoyers

[@alphus195]

@@randalledington4777 his Short Stories are just amazing and scary at the same time... the Veldt & Green Patches for eg. Make u really stop and imagine "what if?"

[@randalledington4777]

@@alphus195 green patches was simply incredible. And Breeds There A Man plus Hostess really scratch that what if itch

[@alphus195]

@@randalledington4777 tbh till today I feel the Green Patches way is the easiest way to invade a planet without much warfare... just send one small organism to earth on a meteorite or something and boom by the time humans figure out what's going on its already too late.... Welcome to the Hive Mind!!!

[@widget3672]

It's awesome to learn about this stuff, knowing it was barely a generation ago that we discovered our physical place in the universe gets me excited for what we might know when I'm older

[@mackenziemacaulay5146]

Especially considering the amount of large technological advances is becoming more and more frequent… amazing

[@zzky666]

@@mackenziemacaulay5146 I wonder why that is 👀

[@geriott609]

Maybe itll be the same for us and life. Maybe our kids will discover life everywhere

[@caketakeshh]

I hope the world can figure out its socio-economic & climate problems in time so we'll have enough time to explore more.

[@jay4988]

Thinking about the universe hurts my brain but yet it’s so fascinating at the same time

[@exoplanets]

Same here

[@triton6490]

Yeah same

[@DeadmaN-2112]

Yep

[@matthewvaughan8192]

This is exactly why flat-earthers exist; it hurts their brain. They just don’t have the same scale of fascination

[@JustinLHopkins]

Matthew Vaughan The futility of their own existence terrifies them, so they come up with all kinds of nonsense to avoid reality. They don’t want to live in a random, chaotic universe that’s indifferent to our existence. They want to be special, so they tell themselves that god created a special zoo for us and we’re somehow chosen. They’re essentially just a bunch of cowards.

[@aptsman]

My heart skipped a beat when you said we were in a void. What a terrifying prospect.

[@josef2012]

Huh? How is that scary?

[@kristyandesouza5980]

How would it be scary? It's physicaly impossible for any human to get to 115 lightyears from where they where born, it's not like anything galaxy-wise even matters

[@zippyparakeet1074]

It explains a lot of stuff like the perceived accelerated expansion of the universe. It's not that the universe's expansion is accelerating, it's just that the stuff we see is coming closer to each other and further away from us since we're in a supervoid.

[@Tulip_bip]

@@kristyandesouza5980 You can't be that confident

[@kristyandesouza5980]

@@Tulip_bip wdym?

[@cactynemann4356]

The cold spot can easily be explained as an indicator of the presence of impossibly large ghosts the size of many hundreds of galaxies

[@fluk9149]

real

[@TheMisterDarknight]

@@fluk9149 yes

[@tinobemellow]

That's where the ghost of yo mamma must be.

[@dogofwisdom4183]

Its galactus 👀

[@Flesh_Wizard]

Body positive Casper

[@Shedding]

For those of you saying that light speed is too slow for interstellar travel.. just remember that there is Lorentz time dilation. At the speed of light, going from point A to point B will feel instantaneous for you. Regardless of where you go. From an outside observer, it will take however long it takes for light to traverse those distances. It has always boggled my mind that for light which has traveled billions of miles to reach my eyes from a twinkling star. It literally is born and dies on that same instant. Light doesn't perceive creation because it just pops into existence and it disappears from it's point of view. IF you were traveling at 99.999999%c, you literally could go anywhere in an instant, but once you got there it would be way farther in the future. Distances narrow, but time stretches. This is why it is called space-time. They are intricately connected. Edit: Fixed grammar and made the paragraph easier to understand.

[@marcusbanfield5278]

Wow 👌 I'm impressed

[@Thepc425]

Thank you that was informative

[@janne7263]

Yes but also no. The universe is expanding, and on larger enough scales (roughly 18 billion lightyears today) not even light can catch up to that expansion. You could never get there. For reference, our currently visible universe has a ~46 billion lightyears radius away from us. We could never, even at the speed of light, interact with those galaxies.

[@Shedding]

@@janne7263 Yes. You have a point. Some places were just never intended to be visited. Kinda like the sky boxes added to games.

[@Shedding]

@@janne7263 Janne, one other thing I wanted to say. I am not sure if you ever heard of simulation theory. Where a lot of scientists think we are living in a simulation. Sounds far fetched, but reality coalesce when we look at it. The wave equation collapses into reality. I could probably write 6 page paper on why we might be living in a simulation, but these are the type of ideas that are too crazy to entertain.

[@VisionTruthFN]

This channel went from talking about a 2d platformer game to talking about the mysteries of the universe.

[@hiimapop7755]

And he managed to captivate the audiences of both communities. What a legend.

[@pamka6913]

I mean, VSauce Michael used to just show funny images and it went straight to complex science

[@VisionTruthFN]

@@hiimapop7755 insane legend :)

[@Succubxtchh]

And we wouldn't have it any other way.

[@Berkmnn]

Looks like I should take some notes to have a channel like him

[@maxkaye3221]

Welcome to another rendition of “Vaguely existential vids perfect for 3am” ☺️

[@willjohnson4579]

Check out Exurb1a if you haven't already.

[@eduardoleiva7155]

Accurate @ 3:45

[@blazertooth7763]

Jokes on you I’m still up at 9:30 am

[@nahometesfay1112]

2:25 but not far off!

[@skypilotsable]

2:57 😂

[@megan00b8]

"If you want to go emptier you need to go higher" My mans, the only time I don't feel empty is when I'm high

[@austinlincoln3414]

lol

[@jonkarow1853]

ay bro i know you're joking but hope everything's okay and you're feeling good even when you arent high

[@reclusiarchgrimaldus1269]

Are you ok?

[@megan00b8]

@@reclusiarchgrimaldus1269 I've been worse, it's mostly fine now

[@reclusiarchgrimaldus1269]

@@megan00b8 Nice, keep it up and eventually you'll be able to quit

[@steklf6340]

My local supermarket is now a supervoid

[@kanna-san.]

so is my town

[@exoplanets]

Wow

[@manan-543]

So is my whole damn city

[@maczetamaczeta189]

Unfortunately for me, it seem like my supermarket is the denser region of the entire town.

[@steklf6340]

I am sorry to hear this guys, on a positive it does mean people are doing the right thing, I sincerely wish the best for everyone

[@bendtsen1]

This is so rare for me, but thank you so much for the content you produce. I've watched all your videos, and I'm a huge fan of the channel. Please never change the way you create these videos. I love the calm voice combined with the most fascinating facts of physics. I usually put your videos on when I go to bed, and I'm always thrilled when a new video pops up in my notifications. So a huge thanks from a random person who watch alot of science videos, but finds yours the best. Thank you.

[@SEA]

Benner thank you so much!

[@exoplanets]

Agree

[@butHomeisNowhere___]

Benner, we need more people like you on the internet :) Hope all is well.

[@ajcook7777]

His voice is getting alot better! If he kept this exact cadence and volume in every video they all would be perfect! Great content! Rivals any large conglomerate's scientist content

[@_toge_]

He used to make vids about a 2d game where you jump over spikes lol

[@michaelmarzouq7950]

Your videos are just incredibly perfect. You've single handily gotten my 7 year old son to love physics and the universe. Thank you so much for your videos

[@heindrick_bazaar4446]

Who knows... Maybe the next Einstein!

[@Therodinn]

I cannot stress the importance of planting seeds of interest in children. The older I get, the more I realize how influenced my interests have been by my parents who introduced me to everything from history to biology from an early age, which I am incredibly thankful for. Keep up the good work

[@kidzbop38isstraightfire92]

@@Therodinn planting seeds in children, eh?

[@julieg3747]

@@Therodinn For me it was the ocean, sea life. I was always fascinated.

[@freshbakedmeme]

@@kidzbop38isstraightfire92 Yes officer, this comment right here

[@Folse]

Imagine traveling in a spaceship in the heart of one of these voids. You could presumably look out of a window and see absolutely _nothing…_ mind you, there will be no depth perception or anything. Pure blackness. Just nothing, in the most profound sense of the word.

[@nikolaskeller9987]

what? Couldn't you just see stars and galaxies just like me see them now, mind you there's no atmosphere so its easier to see, they would be far away but they are far away on earth and we see galaxies and stars still, he even said were in a void now

[@Folse]

@@nikolaskeller9987 actually, all of the stars you can see in the night sky are in our very own galaxy! And it’s true that light will be reaching your spaceship, but will more than likely be redshifted to the point that your eyes won’t be able to detect it.

[@nikolaskeller9987]

@@Folse o shit well, TIL thanks!

[@aymuhspunj]

well, its the same thing sailors see in the middle of the pacific in a very cloudy day. Empty. There is the sea but, unless you have business there, it is inaccessible to you. The sky tells nothing either. You only know if it is night or day by its light and your own clock. Vast. The planet appears made mostly of this. Your world appears only made of this. Endless. When will you see land again. When did you see it last. Have you seen anything else lately. Will you see anything else ever. Will you reach land again.

[@profozpin227]

@@Folse That's actually false, in less light polluted areas of earth under very clear conditions, you can see the Andromeda galaxy and the stars contained within. Also the Magellanic clouds which are not considered to be within the Milky Way.

[@captainslut.1650]

You realize this guy is literally talking about nothing.

[@mosesbolt1794]

welp fuck it at least there’s something you can waste 16:04 of your time on when you get bored

[@EnclaviousFiraga]

It's soothing somehow.

[@ebby900]

@Lordcuff for sure

[@usdjxavi]

Exquisite

[@robertschlesinger1342]

Yes, he's talking about nothing, but it's massively interesting and dense with information.

[@ChrisKogos]

Fantastic video.

[@Littleton3513]

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[@hippikilla1753]

@@Littleton3513 ok

[@akish302]

A few months ago, I watched a video of JJJ singing Pizza Time. I thought it was funny, and never thought of it again. Then, months later, I saw your comment. I decided to check your channel, and I saw that random video. What a coincidence.

[@ablebagel]

this is incredible! as someone who was super into space as a kid and had it ruined by actually having to study physics, it’s really nice to have interesting topics explained in a way that i can understand without a metric ballfull of equations to memorise

[@brandonhealy7158]

Lol me

[@chazzbranigaan9354]

If you cant understand the math and cant see the beauty in iy u cant understand physics. Sorry

[@moze_-]

There's just something weirdly comforting about how impossibly, incomprehensibly large our universe is. I get to be a collection of sentiment particles for a bit, then back to darkness.

[@jac6548]

you fool it's pretty comprehensible look in the video the cameraman even got a video of the entire universe see there it is

[@deenanthekemoni5567]

"Hello Darkness My Old Friend.. I've come To Talk With You Again.."

[@mas5867]

from the perspective of a death and not being aware of time, the universe ends for all of us, the instant we die.

[@jaffa3717]

We have our own little space in this giant universe. Kinda comfy really

[@grasshopper8901]

​@jac6548 perhaps the telescope is like our eyes, limited in the distance that it can see, or somethingcould be blocking it that we can'tcomprehend. Therefore, our universe would be unfathomable in size. Aside from that, we can only look at it from our current, singular perspective (Earth/Solar System). Therefore, we cannot generate a 100% accurate picture, and we cannot truly comprehend our reality.

[@Aranimda]

It makes me appreciate the structured atoms in and around me.

[@ingrimni7177]

Aka God,xd

[@orionlax626]

@@ingrimni7177 Atoms are God?

[@ingrimni7177]

@@orionlax626 atheist detected, opinion rejected.

[@orionlax626]

@@ingrimni7177 Great argument. Say something that doesn't make any sense, then when someone asks you to explain, insult them. Expect nothing less from a fruitcake like yourself.

[@ingrimni7177]

@@orionlax626 how did i insult you, i may have shown bad manners but noone called you anything, though now i am a fruitcake xD

[@paradice9920]

"Our universe could be an atom for a much, much larger one."

[@chrissorreda4982]

Ever since that ending shot the first Men in Black movie, i couldn’t stop thinking about this

[@puggerslovers]

Honestly this sounds like the most probable thing imo, hell we could even be smaller than atoms, like quirks and such

[@marcobering3945]

@@puggerslovers I agree. Our understanding of reality is such a narrow band of the entire scale, and it goes down further we can detect and likewise, it scales up beyond our ability to recognize.

[@attachedflower8008]

@@puggerslovers immagine if all the intelligent life we were looking for were so small we just cant yet see it . If the universe were a being .. would it be able to see us ? ... is it possible that something could be so large we can't see it .. will we ever send someone into a black hole ? Please let it be me lol

[@Dana-ki6vs]

After watching the matrix movies I wouldn’t doubt it. I doubt nothing anymore because technically none of it exists 😂

[@chadtarheel]

unavoidable 👍🏻

[@headphoneshq6032]

perfection

[@cyprus1005]

Coexistence

[@Pazuzu82]

Destiny

[@shurik3nz346]

no

[@BarryDylan111]

Damn, maybe thats why theres no aliens around... we're in the cosmic Wyoming

[@KILLCHRISU]

lmaoo

[@tristanmisja]

We're "near" millions of planets and moons. Plenty of objects for life to possibly develop on. The issue is that alien, at least the ones near us, probably don't have any technology, or even intelligence, so detecting is hard because they don't influence much. Luckily, two "very close" celestial bodies, Mars and Titan, may contain life. Titan already has organic chemicals in its ocean, and while evidence of life on Mars is scarce, it still seems to have conditions like primordial Earth.

[@BarryDylan111]

@@tristanmisja yeah but imagine we were in a massive cluster. The chance would be way higher. Also the night sky would probably look sick too

[@tristanmisja]

@@BarryDylan111 The night sky _does_ look sick! You just can't usually see it because of light pollution. Look up "night sky without light pollution" to see what I mean. As for chances, while our region isn't particularly dense, there are still hundreds of thousands of planets and moon that could (and possibly do) support life "near" us. And like I said earlier, apart from Earth obviously, there are already candidates in our solar system, as well as Proxima Centauri, the closest other solar system to us, which is "only" 4 light years away. Which is feasible to travel to with future propulsion technologies.

[@TheJatsch]

The view from the shard is about 40 miles or 64 km. You can’t even see Brighton, let alone France

[@jasonr9157]

you can see france from dover on a clear day

[@thehawaiiguy1027]

You gotta turn your render distance up

[@luisvillarroel3543]

this is one of the most elegant videos ive seen. specially the message at the end

[@Drumcomedy]

The emptiest space next to a super void is my heart without the homies.

[@vid2ification]

Gay

[@EthanDyTioco]

J3GJ no u

[@pianoman7753]

J3GJ no u

[@Slaphappy1975]

J3GJ no u

[@bryanx5829]

Do meth, it helps lol hahaha

[@pawstravel]

I've watched this a year ago and my friend SEA is making quality videos and doesn't upload that often. Re-watching was definitely worth it. It's just the way SEA does the narration and the tempo of his voice. Thanks for making these mind-blowing and mind opening videos sir ☺️👍

[@RainRemnant]

Agreed! And even explain things in a way that my one lonely brain cell can understand 🤭😊

[@merlin5by533]

The voids are the universe. The Matter, at just 3.6%, is just foam on the top of a beer.

[@MagnumInnominandum]

Or rather, matter is the foam hanging on the edges of an empty beer glass. I'll drink to that...

[@SCP-001DatabaseAdministrator]

Cool analogy bro.

[@Deciheximal]

The natural state of the universe may be enternal inflation. We may just be a lucky spot that isn't inflating so fast. (Related: Google Lee Smolin's Fecund Universes theory.)

[@merlin5by533]

@@Deciheximal We haven't found a inflaton particle or field yet.

[@prospero91x]

Just like the empty space within atoms, we are 99% nothingness.

[@shogun8376]

These videos are my must-see routines every night before turning in.

[@Ricardo-gv1zq]

Technically they are not “massive”, there is almost zero “mass”

[@music-jn3wn]

vast

[@chimedemon]

Smalln’t

[@MrsLisaCrow]

Spacious

[@jengleheimerschmitt7941]

@Alexander Supertramp No. The other definition has a different word. Voluminous. You wrong. Blithe wins pedant award. 🌟

[@damp8277]

massivelly non massive

[@InvntdXNEWROMAN]

This is one of my favorite videos to re-watch. I love thinking about these utterly massive areas of nothing.

[@DRC2060]

The thing about being in a super void is time really flies by.

[@gravy4708]

I know this comment is one year old but can you explain?

[@allsystemsgootechaf9885]

Plz explain

[@Xakaion]

@@allsystemsgootechaf9885 because the time you have left while being in a supervoid, unprepared, goes zoom at the speed of light

[@reizinhodojogo3956]

@@gravy4708 i know this comment is one year old but can you explain?

[@gravy4708]

@@reizinhodojogo3956 No... I still can't explain

[@13nwaffles]

Finally, somewhere I can go to be safe from COVID-19

[@georgeofhamilton]

The Corona will find you wherever you go.

[@kilo9475]

George Hamilton *even space?*

[@georgeofhamilton]

@@kilo9475 *_Especially_** space.*

[@kilo9475]

George Hamilton good because I didn’t think my makeshift rocket would get me to the ISS

[@freederfinn5904]

Corona-Borealis supercluster

[@anorangewithacapybaraunder2370]

Should’ve seen my wallet during college. *That was a supervoid.*

[@jordank6961]

Are you saying it no longer is XD College debt much? XD

[@no6021]

@@jordank6961 you're going nowhere in life

[@jordank6961]

@@no6021 The universe is constantly expanding, so i definitely am going somewhere XD

[@patrciaclemons8183]

You must be my kids age. I paid for 6 years of college only working a summer job each year

[@jordank6961]

@@patrciaclemons8183 Welcome to this generation, where the cost of everything out paced the slight increase in wages

[@Chairman0Mao]

I use this video to help me fall asleep at night. There is something wonderful about trying to imagine myself in a spacesuit floating through expanses of space nearly devoid of atoms, being the densest around. Not unlike my schooling days.

[@Deciheximal]

The Fornax void sounds coolest of all. I bet there's a single star at the center and on a planet there the super-deadly Fornaxians live, but fortunately, they can never leave the vast Fornax void.

[@geenerheimer9266]

Do they fornaxate there?

[@DeadmaN-2112]

We are so small. It's amazing we can comprehend any of this...

[@farfromirrational948]

And yet in comparison to atoms we are massive on a scale similar to our planet and voids

[@heavyweaponsscout9990]

We cant, we can think about it but not rationalize the 100% of it in our heads, like imagining 100000 in our minds. You understand the concept, but cant grasp it

[@DeadmaN-2112]

Very well said. I agree with both of the statements made. Scale is everything because if it isn't taken into account then your perception of things will almost certainly be distorted.

[@paradice9920]

if you think about it, the universe itself could be extremely small. our universe could be an atom for a much larger one.

[@osareafallire]

Question: Considering we have only just been able to reach the end of our own solar system, and in doing so we've discovered it's denser than we expected (see any number of the Voyager videos discussing this topic), how can we have any guess as to what the density of atoms is between galaxies? I'm addressing two factors here: - How little I know about what the human race as a whole has discovered - How accurate our assumptions about what we've discovered are

[@81Saber]

Exactly, for all we know interstellar space may be something similar to the density of a soup, and our stars solar winds etc simply dilute the density within our Heliopause. Quite an exciting time for scientific discoveries imo

[@Jeremy.Bearemy]

@@81Saber that would sure be a big help in the explanation of dark matter

[@TheAbyssalEnderling]

I'm glad this popped up in my recommended feed. I love the idea of gargantuan voids of near-nothingness (taking elementary particles and such into consideration). The idea that if you were in the center of it, you would see nothing but darkness is eerie, yet comforting.

[@TowkayCC]

I overheard someone claim to have made a smuggling run in under 12 parsecs!

[@six8031]

Highly underrated comment 😉

[@captaincrunch7126]

Totes but in actuality doesn’t make sense. And I think Lucas conceded that too because parsec is a distance, not a time frame. It’s like saying I traveled from New York to Jersey in 12 miles, like what?

[@alter_aim]

Me: "I wonder what KZbin is gonna recommend for me to fall asleep to tonight!" KZbin: "Nothing... absolutely nothing"

[@jasonjohnson6593]

Same

[@Ricksanchez-rp6xm]

Also same

[@kristyandesouza5980]

KZbin: and i mean it, i'm talking about the emptiest nothingness you ever seen

[@ThatsjustRyan]

There is literally no way that we are the only beings in this universe

[@Cbreezy510]

@@n-knights9321 there's no evidence that we're not either

[@Pazuzu82]

There is definitely life elsewhere, its just too far away

[@ikagura]

We may or may not be alone, either way it's frightening

[@freesoul1189]

I think this is a secret of universe, hide in voids😁

[@josef2012]

@@Cbreezy510 there's also no evidence that there's NOT no evidence....*cues X-Files theme*

[@Tiniuc]

I once wanted to write a scifi horror story about a colony ship that gets stranded deep inside a void, wormhole accident or whatever. They're all "okay, guess this is home from now on". But then, strange things happen. Like newborns are all still births, everything starts getting haunted, the dead have nowhere to go, etc.

[@imEden0]

wdym by the dead have nowhere to go

[@ChaosAngel667]

@@imEden0 I assume there is a concept of soul and after life. The ship went outside the coverage for after life incorporated so they can't receive the souls of the dead and put them back into the life cycle. That also explains why all babies are still born, they have no soul since no one has installed it.

[@jakegray1723]

​@@imEden0 ghosts. No afterlife

[@BowieZ]

You could call this "The Horizon of Events".

[@totallypreposterous]

Come on you can think of better weird things than that,. How about planets that are actually there but also alive, with mouths full of teeth, floating around like sea creatures swimming underwater. Massive planetary living planet monsters. Sounds scary AF!

[@dysphunktion]

Thanks for this. I needed something other than the current end of the world. Love your videos, so in depth.

[@slinkerdeer]

11:10 For anyone wondering, that's 14% of one degree Celsius A deviation of temperature in a section of space 14% of one degree Celsius is a major mystery in astronomy I love space, lol

[@MrQuacker_]

When he said, "the temperature varies by a hundred and forty" he meant "100 and 40, not 140" its actually 0.001% to 0.0004% of 1 degree Kelvin, not Celsius and Absolute 0 (which we never seen or observed) is 0 Kelvin, you are completely mistaken, 14% of 1 degree Celsius is just nearly 0 degree Celsius which is not a big deal, I get -40 degree Celsius in my country

[@SEA]

Slinkerdeer however small the temperature change, if it deviates from the rest of the entire universe then it is still something worth investigating- there’s always a cause.

[@ObjectsInMotion]

@@MrQuacker_ No, he didn't say that at all. You are the one completely mistaken. He actually meant 140, not 100 and 40, that doesn't even make sense in the given sentence. The temperature fluctuates by 140 microKelvin, which is the same thing as 0.00014 Kelvin, which is the same thing as 0.00014 degrees Celsius. Celsius and Kelvin have the same magnitude. 0.001% to 0.0004% of a Kelvin is 10 to 4 microKelvin, you don't even have your math right. You have no idea how Celsius works, it's a unit of temperature just like Kelvin with the same magnitude as a Kelvin, the unit itself has nothing to do with 0 degrees Celsius. Trust me I studied the CMB.

[@MultiParasite]

@@ObjectsInMotion Well... technically, a 140 microKelvin is 0,14 - isn't it?

[@minervgiko]

@@MultiParasite no its 0.000140

[@katherineg9396]

Voids are so fascinating, didn't know I lived in one. Mind officially blown. Thanks very much for a great video!

[@wabbit2099]

Well, this is a channel that definitely deserves an instant subscription. Absolutely fascinating.

[@DustinPlatt]

I just always wish that these Voids in the Universe are just super technologically advanced civilizations using Dyson Spheres or something that utilizes energy from Stars or Super Massive Black Holes at the center of galaxies and this energy transfer interferes with our perception of light coming from these voids.

[@QixTheDS]

Dustin Platt there’s a video on the Boötes Void that mentions that very thing. It’s both amazing and terrifying to think. If there are civilizations out there with the technology and resources to do that, then we better bend the knee and kiss ass to live. Even more terrifying is that it’s a single civilization inhabiting a massive void.

[@carso1500]

@@QixTheDS or, we must become one of those civilizations

[@QixTheDS]

carso1500 gonna take a long ass time to do so

[@carso1500]

@@QixTheDS we have time

[@QixTheDS]

carso1500 the universe may not be going anywhere, but I have doubts that humanity will ever achieve extra-galactic status. Let alone obtain the technological mastery and resources required to occupy a several hundred million light year area and hide almost all of it.

[@nyft3352]

"its like we live in the rural area of the cluster" *Yeeeehaw!*

[@jschnei3]

Time to pack up the spaceship and move into the big city

[@stevekelly2018]

If you've seen Deliverance you'll know why none of those alien city folk have paid us a visit yet

[@bobinthewest8559]

@@stevekelly2018... They don't want us to make them "squeal like a pig."?

[@ScrawnyTreeDemon]

Space cowboys! Complete and utter intergalactic hicks!

[@86bryand]

🤠

[@XdgamehackerXd]

Learning about the cosmos is fascinating and although I may never live long enough to explore space or even leave this planet it's amazing to live in such a time where we know so much and out learning so much everyday.

[@smokeydiamond489]

Leave Earth my ass, tech progress is much slower than they say, cars still don't fly, no base on Mars, people still kill each other over stupid religions, no nothing.

[@blutianirlp2927]

I was on the phone with my girlfriend having an anxiety attack/breakdown and we got into an argument about staying positive vs dwelling on the negative. I stare into the metaphotical void frequently and it takes its toll. I know almost no one probably cares, but this video just somehow calmed me. Thanks to the creator.

[@andrewpaul8732]

Subhanallah

[@RegiZiyad]

I cant even describe to you how much I've enjoyed this video

[@milanopiano]

The universe: taking social distancing to another level.

[@bobinthewest8559]

Some of the people I see every day should take a lesson.

[@Alex_Penjamin]

“Please wear your mask and remain more than 6 million light years from each other.”

[@ElectricalExistence]

Cringe

[@felipaguzman488]

Transgressions against Erick Guzman Garcia need help from FBI or DARPA department of defense agency I am not against any DARPA people, organization, affiliates, or personnel just these world's dumbest criminals trying to bamboozle me. Please call your local law enforcement agency for me ERICK GUZMAN GARCIA. There are little girls talking to me again in my head using the voice to skull app technology they talk sexually and you can hear them through the transcripts of Google on the voice to skull app or on the encrypted data off of the person's phone using the voices to skull app on me . And you can also find the person through frequencies or the app that checks for third party addressees or checks for spoofing on someones phone. This is Erick Guzman Garcia commenting on my need for help with these people conspiring to commit extortion, murders, organized crime, humantrafficking, mental molestation on me and children, fraud, Racketeering, manufacturing evidence, manufacturing witnesses by the miss use of predictive technology ( they also use the predictive technology to see someone die,seeing how to kill somebody, as a form of terrorists threats they allowed me to hear my mom being boiled alive and to see what kind of cop will help them in there scheme of things by recruiting the office in there predictive program find out if they can be baught ,enticed with money woman young and old, seeing how they react to there organization and to see if they can be recruited so officers of the law don't be bamboozled by these idiots they will know your likes your hates and your choice of woman,music,movies ) kidnapping, bodily injury, grand larceny, breaking my civil rights, fifth amendment right, conspiring to kill peace officers , they want to frame me to being a molester to get the right or amnisty to take me nephew through manufactured evidence by using technology used for gangstalking obtained illegally or by cops that are part of the norteño organized crime group and humantrafficking, childpornography,heterodyning , illegally downloads , gang recruiting I was asked to join these disgusting people all I had to do is let them racketeer me and they would pay off all the police officers involved to help me through the legal process and for safety reasons because they recruit nothing but molesters and pedophile friends because they are of a religious beliefs of defecating on good people , killing girls they want to have for there next life or computer generated reality, they are evil people that are into extremist groups of the middle East religious beliefs just to justify killing people and little girls get passed around I've had girls in my head asking for help they use as a form of entrapment and they don't believe me to be a molester or a bad person and tell me they get hurt and sometimes they don't come back after being passed around or taken somewhere else to probably get sold or murdered by other humantrafficking personnel they have ties to. They steal identities , watch through people's eyes and lives to see when it's convenient to rob or steal from people And much more elaborate schemes to extort the American way if life . I have 1400+ charges that they can get many years for including but not to only the above many others as well. These people are killing people with frequencies and energy weapons.

[@felipaguzman488]

How can I stop a group of hackers beaming voices to my head as voice to skull mind torture, reading my thoughts, inducing bad dreams, manipulating my nervous system 24/7, taking surveillance on me for over 18 months?

[@stevenkunkle3857]

Astronomy is a good starting point to try to explain our rapid expansion of knowledge these past few decades. I'm my lifetime, we've gone from 9 known planets to thousands of confirmed planets. We've gone from thinking our Galaxy is the only Galaxy, to knowing there are trillions or quadrillions of galaxies and a near uncountable number of stars and most likely planets as well. And new discoveries are certain to come as our modern observatories are built and satellites launched into space. Hubble and the impact of the deep space picture are a small picture of what is to come.

[@mr.boomguy]

I find it most fascinating that the universe might not be expanding as much as we thought, because our movement in the Galaxy supercluster could be messing with our redshift measurements. And the scale is more inspiring to me then mindboggling. I don't know why, but I have it easy with huge sizes.

[@andresvargas7650]

That’s what she said

[@spiceydice6968]

​@@andresvargas7650 LMAOOO

[@smokeydiamond489]

We are something like some of those fruit fly type insects that live like a day or so compared to this whole void deal & chit

[@hoherspatz9573]

"swimming through the void we hear the words we loose ourselves we find it all"

[@elishawilliams2941]

Aerials in the sky

[@r3dx226]

@Milton Arbogast its from system of a down

[@boogieheads]

@Milton Arbogast you sucks

[@SoziFang64]

Everyone: "Deep web" Also Everyone: "Dark web" SEA: "Cosmic web"

[@squarerootof2]

If you're going to surf the Cosmic Web, don't forget to use a VPN (Void Private Network), or the Tor browser. We're being spied on. Always use encryption!

[@SoziFang64]

@@squarerootof2 XD you smart

[@exoplanets]

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[@georgeofhamilton]

@@squarerootof2 God sees all traffic.

[@squarerootof2]

@@georgeofhamilton That's why you shouldn't visit PornHub. Just deleting your browsing history is no use.

[@ii-livewire-ll2539]

Crazy how we don’t learn a thing about this in highschool. Graduated last year and I’ve never even heard of this. Mind blowing

[@Ara_Arasaka]

You made talking about literally *nothing* one of the most fascinating things I’ve seen in a while. This was incredible.

[@siralpha6020]

I love videos like this, it’s a lot of fun for me to try to visualize those insane distances even though our brains have a very hard time with that

[@smokeydiamond489]

And we are all literally nothing, like some of those flying insects that only live like 1 day compared to all that

[@Mugsss]

I normally don’t feel uneasy when I see how vast space is. But this made me feel so small

[@tristanmisja]

Well, it all depends on scale. Compared to the universe as whole, yeah, you're a infinitesimally tiny thing. But compared to the base components of the universe, you're an absolutely gigantic titan.

[@Madhijz]

Imagine living in a Supervoid this comment has been made by Laniakea gang-

[@quandaledingle4488]

Jimmy Crackcorn no, unless the planet was orbiting an intergalactic star we’d still live in a galaxy, we’d just be hundreds of light years away from any other galaxies

[@quandaledingle4488]

Jimmy Crackcorn that would be *galaxies*

[@MargotDobbie]

The slayer master?

[@abracadabra1724]

How come these types of videos where it would bore me to death back in high school, make me feel so interested in becoming an astrophysicist now? Great content, thanks for making this!

[@yargenberry]

Because this isn't the type of shit they teach us in schools.

[@iandavis4875]

Love this channel, hope everyone is well during this coronavirus lockdown. Peace and love

[@rajamehtab8756]

Ian Davis still hanging on believing humanity will conquer this too

[@iandavis4875]

signoguns it really is! Great point. paying too much to the politics will drive you insane also. Hopefully I’m the end some good comes of this, hopefully we can fix some major things that were severely broken. But yeah, absolutely. I was watching videos of Chinese families in lockdown a couple weeks ago. Now I’m in the same spot. Be safe and stay healthy signoguns! Peace

[@rajamehtab8756]

signoguns it’s not just about these times. If u look at life in general we have same goals same ambitions and same worries. No matter how much we act to be different from each other, deep down we’re all the same.

[@slair_i]

I can't believe I'm saying this, but thank god for the KZbin algorithm, because it helped me find this video. The physics and concept behind this entire video is so unique and interesting, yet terrifying. To imagine that there's huge sections of space where it even takes light MILLIONS of light years to reach anything really makes you realize how insignificant we are. Great video, and thanks for making such cool content. Keep it up!

[@ashroskell]

Alongside The History Of The Universe, this has to be THE best astrophysics channel out there. Thank you for making this important, educational, entertaining and informative channel available for free to all. It’s value is as boundless as the Universe itself. ✌️👍

[@DArK-xj8lr]

The idea of void or emptiness or so called nothingness truly is mind boggling and gives an entire new perspective

[@DarkSektori]

Voids are so empty even atoms get depressed in that Emptiness. In all seriousness Voids are probably the closest thing to the Abyss as it gets.

[@061Hitachi]

Well we live in a KBC void. That's why everything is so far away and aliens in superclusters don't care about us lol

[@catalyst3713]

Now imagine a single, supermassive black hole at the center of one these voids..

[@BruceCarbonLakeriver]

@@061Hitachi We're kinda safe xD

[@BruceCarbonLakeriver]

@@catalyst3713 We have one, Sagittarius A* it is our super massive black hole :))

[@alxndrbn]

I absolutely love your videos! From the way you edit, the content and speaking manner is just wonderful and calming. I’m so fascinated by the universe, so this channel is perfect, keep the videos coming 🙌

[@MixolydianMode]

That was mind-boggling.

[@thedeathleaper2009]

I’ve seen a theory that we may never be able to get out of our local galactic cluster. As space is expanding so fast and as you pointed out the voids are getting bigger as the clusters continue to group up. With this in mind if we can never invent technology to move faster than the speed of light we may never be able to leave our local cluster.

[@gigo20]

‘Tiny to massive’ is a misunderstanding. The early universe was not tiny. PBS spacetime has a great series about misconceptions of the Big Bang.

[@anywallsocket]

Yes, for the rulers too shrink.

[@Birbucifer]

Relatively tiny

[@quandaledingle4488]

It started out as a singularity, so it did go from tiny to massive, just in an unimaginably small period of time

[@anywallsocket]

@@quandaledingle4488 measurement is a comparison. there is nothing to compare the singularity to other than the void itself.

[@Ivi-Tora]

any wallsocket So technically it went from Immeasurable from having no definite measures, to Immeasurable from having nothing around to compare with, to Immeasurable for not having anyone or anything capable of measuring it while its size was small enough to be understood, to Immeasurable from being too insanely big to be fully measured...

[@joshuapatrick682]

I took a few menial astronomy Classes in college and one day learning about the Eridanus asked my Professor where we could learn more about it. She smiled and a said “don’t worry, we’ll all be very acquainted with the void one day…” 🙁

[@Carpenters_Canvas]

It’s hard to imagine all of this happening at this very second. It’s so alien to what we are normally able to comprehend IMO

[@K.E.L-117]

Best consumable summary on the topic, every other summary spouts the same 6 factoids un-cited and without context. Thank you muchly

[@pianoman7753]

Imagine in the far future a space-faring humanity running out of resources for propellants in such a void... x.x

[@Wink-Wright]

Nothing to interact with means nothing to slow us down. No molecules to bump into. Just gotta get up to speed then coast through the void friction-free.

[@DecemberGalaxy0]

@@Wink-Wright hehe, im afraid to say, that once you're in a void, you'll never get out, because, cosmic inflation will eventually reach a point that your even horizon is nothing but this void.

[@Wink-Wright]

@@DecemberGalaxy0 like, so much space it's own expansion outpaces our velocity? Bummer.

[@TheRandomshite123]

@@DecemberGalaxy0 unless you figure out how to get a warp drive to work

[@Wink-Wright]

@@TheRandomshite123 like an alcubierre drive? Good luck lmao

[@TDotDubzOG]

You know, what's weird is that these types of videos give me a form of motivation I just can't put my finger on. It just shows how in the grand scheme of things, our choices and everything we do ultimately doesn't matter and we're all but a miniscule part of everything but in that same idea, it also means that we should appreciate what we are and learn all that we can. Our choices matter in a way that nothing else, as far as we know, can understand. To the universe we don't matter but the universe matters to us. I know it's probably not all that deep as I made it out to be but it's my way of trying to put my finger on how I feel every time I watch videos like this.

[@MichaelPohoreski]

Your fallacy of duality is assuming we are separate from the universe. We are _part_ of the Universe. _Every_ part is valuable otherwise it wouldn’t exist in the first place. Every choice we make echoes in Eternity.

[@rebdomine1]

You best start believing in supervoids, Mrs Turner. You're in one

[@NautsuJJR]

good one

[@FalsePips]

Nice bro

[@bryansmith7238]

These videos give me intense anxiety and then complete peace after a couple minutes.

[@LoVeLoVe-bi2rq]

The Shard is very high, but no, you cannot see France. France is more than 100 miles away. What you can see is all of London and beyond, 40 miles in every direction, all the way to hills and fields where sheep graze

[@nunezisa1]

I just realized the horrifying implications of suddenly out of the blue, in the night sky we see a massive hemisphere covering structure in space, and the only reason we never saw it till now was because it's light took this long to get to us. There could be a giant Cthulhu head starting at us right now the size of half our sky and we'll never see it until we do.

[@matte9076]

yes but that actually wouldn't be the case. the universe isn't hundred of millions of years old. Its billions, which means the light from our galaxy would have reached there FAR longer in the past than just 50 years ago. lol.

[@Sarah.Riedel]

"Imagine scientists in the 1960s trying to work THAT one out" 😂

[@bugjams]

Imagine humanity just living in a starless sky for thousands of years... then stars just start popping up in the sky as their light finally reaches our planet. Considering how many people were scared of aliens and Russian satellites around that time, chaos would've probably swept across the world and killed us all off.

[@snipperbesfelixje]

@@bugjams Either that or we'd decide it would all have to go. Humanity unites against the rest of the universe. Preferably with cataclysmic bombs that look like cricket balls. Douglas Adams anyone? 😁

[@IEnoro]

For those scrolling through the comments: A lot of what is mentioned in this video is still theory, for example mentions of dark matter. We have no clue whether dark matter exists or not, we just use it to explain phenomena we see across the universe that otherwise shouldn't be able to exist. Anyway, have a nice day!

[@pauloabrantes383]

Sorry to be that guy, but it's actually a hypothesis, since a theory is a scientific term for something already tested and known. But yeah, some are just mathematically possible, not yet seen.

[@shicc4797]

I click on a SEA video, I like before even watching

[@AgniFirePunch]

Same

[@exoplanets]

Same

[@stanleyyelnats4325]

Same

[@dolu6434]

3:14 And some people were able to discover "structures" as large as this from a tiny rock floating in space

[@ethanledina8176]

"so what do you study?" "Nothing..."

[@rew434]

The timing and execution of “that’s a lot of atoms” was perfection

[@the_phantom_cat7912]

It's amazing how much nothing there is in the universe

[@sweartoyeezy3439]

this in depth way of going into voids is a perfect example of where I think I am when my teammates suddenly disappear and I have no idea where I am

[@smokeydiamond489]

In mom's basement playin' games

[@meharalighauri1432]

Your videos are amazing! Stay blessed.

[@Shaden0040]

Can you do a video on the biggest structure in the universe after the universe, that we can detect? It is called Hercules-Corona Borealis Great Wall or the Great Gamma Ray Wall.

[@SEA]

Pup314 I have already done a video on it, check my “Ultimate Space Playlist” or my “Biggest Things” playlist, it’s in both :)

[@ryoukurokiba8236]

This is nothing, I got left on read twice and now I’m hollow

[@Ozilus21]

You're hollow... Purple

[@arachidamia5171]

existential dread and jujutsu kaisen references a match made in heaven

[@austinlincoln3414]

lmao

[@robertschlesinger1342]

Very interesting and informative video. A must see for everyone, especially those in the sciences.

[@mljesus7743]

Lol didn’t realise you were sea1997 until halfway into the video. Really good exploration!

[@TheGr8scott]

The idea of measuring density by galaxy count per volume just blew mind.

[@smokeydiamond489]

And what volume would that be, cubic lightyears or somethin 🤣