THE UNIVERSE - Out of Nothing: Infinity | SPACETIME - SCIENCE SHOW

SPACETIME - SCIENCE SHOW: The beginning of everything was the Big Bang. The creation of our universe was set in motion. But what came before the big bang? And what happened right after the big bang? We are fascinated by the infinite vastness of the universe. A vastness inconceivable to anything we can imagine. But how do we know that the universe is infinite? These are the questions humanity has been preoccupied with since we looked up at the stars: where do we come from? Where are we going? And where is our place in the infinity of the cosmos?
The Big Bang is the absolute starting point of our universe. The birth of space and time. But was there really nothing before that? A nothing beyond our imagination, or was there something before the big bang? What cosmologists and astrophysicists can say with certainty: Our universe came into existence exactly 13.8 billion years ago. And everything started from a single speck. A tiny speck where our three-dimensional universe, space, was buried. But where was this speck, this dot? There is no answer comprehensible for average human imagination. Only mathematics helps here. And it states: this three-dimensional, strongly curved speck was just there.
After the big bang, our universe ballooned. And continues to expand today, maybe for all eternity. Nevertheless, astronomers define the universe as manageable: it is as big as the eye can see. It consists of what we can observe in principle. In order to discover and observe galaxies and stars, we need to light. The light of our central star, our sun, takes 8 minutes to reach us. The light of the nearest stars a few years. Tens of thousands of years from the next galaxies. The Hubble Space Telescope photographs galaxies several billion light-years away, and satellites measure the microwave radiation produced only 400,000 years after the Big Bang. With this data, cosmologists measure our universe in space and time.
Let there be light! In this episode of Spacetime, Professor Ulrich Walter explains how out of nowhere our universe emerged. How it expanded, and what happened and continues to happen today. We focus on the question whether our Universe will last forever, or whether it is finite. What would happen at the end? We examine the phenomena that our cosmos holds: What are dark energy and dark matter? Why black holes exist and how do wormholes work? Are there really parallel universes? And what does the detection of gravitational waves mean for science? We look at the theories, methods and instruments that cosmologists use to track down the origin and function of our universe.
The view into space gives us images of a fascinating and bewildering beauty. Landscapes of light and gas and stardust, shaped by cosmic wind and radiation. We are surrounded by an intangible infinity. A universe in which the earth is just a grain of sand on the beach of an ocean. But we are deciphering more and more secrets of the universe around us.
About the documentary series SPACETIME
Take a look at the Earth from space: Prof. Dr. med. Ulrich Walter has fulfilled the dream of mankind. In 1993 he traveled to Earth orbit. For the science format "Spacetime", the astronaut once again sets off for the universe. In this reportage series, the physicist and professor of space technology presents current space travel trends and pioneering discoveries in space research.
The challenges of the dream call "Astronaut", the new race of the space nations to the moon or the discovery of further Earth-like exoplanets: In this documentary series, Ulrich Walter proves how lifelike science can be and what answers space travel offers to some of the fundamental questions of human existence.
In "Spacetime", the viewer learns about the visions that space research is currently pursuing and what insights will change our future forever.
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[@frankmarburger6587]

James Webb is so far behind nothing wrong with a telescope it's just political could have been launch tomorrow on a specs X heavy tomorrow

[@arashkamongir6187]

Don't you NEED "Time" to start a big bang? emerging stars, Protons, Electrons, all need time to create a bang, let alone a "BIG Bang".

[@sujandas488]

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[@user-rg6nc2wm9t]

What sense does it make to believe that the universe came from nothing & what great faith you have to have to believe that.

[@silotriggerhappy]

I'm not weird for watching this to fall asleep, am i?

[@mosharafhossain3534]

not at all.

[@somethingclever4563]

Nope

[@tennesseemountainpreparedn844]

Dude all the time

[@peteradon5269]

Did exactly the same thing! X.Trigger Happy.X

[@vineshowns]

Doing this since 2015

[@oscar6082]

Watching this, my daily problems are gone.

[@prudhvibhuvanagiri3990]

Not sure

[@oscar6082]

@@prudhvibhuvanagiri3990 I don´t care

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[@jjt1881]

I understand your feelings. Nothing better than a good shower of cool science to wash your problems away.

[@joneslobo621]

Ikr!

[@pnayeri]

Every time I watch documentaries like this to gain more understanding, I am left with more questions and less understanding! Absolutely fascinating!

[@quranandsunnah4216]

listen to this guy khaild yassin

[@Tech.Library]

Our knowledge of pre big bang is limited and can't comprehend it. Bang? The Qur'an says that "the heavens and the earth were joined together as one unit, before We clove them asunder" (21:30). Following this big explosion, Allah "turned to the sky, and it had been (as) smoke. He said to it and to the earth: 'Come together, willingly or unwillingly.' They said: 'We come (together) in willing obedience'" (41:11). Thus the elements and what was to become the planets and stars began to cool, come together, and form into shape, following the natural laws that Allah established in the universe.

[@sophiafake-virus2456]

You should look into flat Earth, then you will realise that what seems like far-fetched reality is just theoretical physics, based on the wrong model, which has been invented to control us.

[@Tech.Library]

@Aliens r real u must be an illiterate Allah created the signs. But science study these signs.

[@joni8090]

@@Tech.Library 'Allah' which is just a name' (to Usurp "God" 'Allah' didn't Establish Anything ! And, I suppose you were there when - 'He went back to heaven through a BLACK HOLE' !? as Quran claims !!! Complete Nonsence.

[@miked8722]

These documentaries are the best on KZbin. Soooooo many documentaries sensationalize or make things dramatic. "How the Universe Works" and the "Riddle" channel documentaries are all overly dramatic and I can't take them seriously but your documentaries are perfect. Great work on these, keep them coming.

[@24spoce8]

Take a shot every time they say "massive" or "gigantic" in how the universe works

[@Alexander_Kale]

Spacetime. Not sensationalist. Sure.

[@KosmicKoheiAspiringAstronaut]

This documentary was incredible!!

[@katcandoo]

Just think. It took 13.8 billion years for you and I to be here now. Seems like a long wait. And so many things had to go just right for that to happen.

[@salibaelghafari2767]

I think they c hould stop war because poor creations suffering from pain and death

[@tsifuentes513]

I like that way of thinking!

[@joni8090]

Truthfully YOUR DNA has been here much longer than 13.8 B years ! You were designed in the mind of God before the Creation of the Universe !! )

[@jeffkoe310]

Just because we cannot understand what might exist beyond space time doesn't mean nothing can exist beyond space-time.

[@frankmarburger6587]

You're right but wouldn't you like to understand that's why human race travels space do you understand we're never satisfied we want to know more

[@frankmarburger6587]

And you're 100% right we don't know

[@onlythewise1]

just because you think there might be something, dont mean there might be something

[@MrEnjoivolcom1]

"The *Universe* is under _no obligation_ to perform and/or abide by our understanding [of physics]."

[@majinpimp5668]

Idk why people wanna troll and argue your statement. Cuz the fact is if someone thinks earth is the general law of gravity and relativity they are going to have their mind blown when an extraterrestrial species is contacted and they show us that there is no single formula. For all we know the laws of physics dont even work or apply to andromeda galaxy.

[@bibiayube677]

The passion that German guy got,is typical of a curious scientific mind,love it

[@renewklear]

When you label it “nothing” it automatically becomes “something”

[@charlesdrury1587]

Hi if you get a chance trying to watch a video on Quantum field Theory it explains how virtual particles pop in and out of empty space and it's been proven scientifically what's detectors and Mathematics that might help you take care stay safe

[@darksul6677]

@@charlesdrury1587 hey,sorry to distrub you mate but can you elaborate on this? it seems quite interesting nd can answer many of my questions

[@martinfidel7086]

it's neither nothing and something .... seems familiar

[@fjames208]

The way of Tao, it's a paradoja, una singularidad, we are coming from la cueva...en Haití

[@redentorcarino2280]

He he he nothing became something ha ha ha. Go to the lab. And create something from nothing .

[@KosmicKoheiAspiringAstronaut]

This was incredible!! I am an aspiring astronaut and have always been interested in topics like this. Thank you so much for sharing!

[@SteveCarras]

Love how a lot of these have "space/meditation" music, which completes it so well...it's these "space music" things that go into MY playlists!

[@YearZer0777]

The Universe is not obliged to make sense to us, humans. We're not entitled to know everything. Just because physics can't explain something, does not make it a nonsensical question to ask what was before the big bang or beyond the edge of the universe. Nice documentary though :)

[@sgttoxiiczz]

"a question opens the mind, a statement closes it."

[@baberoot1998]

Agreed. Certainly 'something's existed before the Big Bang. Just because that existence is obviously not what 'we' call reality...does not mean 'something' did not exist. Of course...space and time did not exist. But that does not mean...'nothing's existed. It just means we do not know what it was or is...that existed. And likely...still does exist...we just are not privy to what that existence is. Especially...if there is a Great Programmer in the sky. An Intelligence that created all that we do see. An Entity such as that...could easily hide from our eyes what 'reality' it is that Entity exists in. In fact...scientists will tell you..."We know all information comes from a mind". If that is true...and the universe is FULL of information...then it can be traced to a mind. Except of course...they will say, "All information comes from a mind...except the universe." (If they believe one is referring to a Creator/Desinger. Occam's Razor itself...their own theory...tells us...there is a mind out there...that created the universe. Becuase IT IS INFORMATION. All arrows point in that direction. It is the easiest explanation for why the universe is here.

[@ikhlashasib8256]

yes it has to make sense logically or else nothing makes sense in this world

[@HoshikawaHikari]

I’ve run out of docs like these to watch~ XD And I can’t keep track of what I’ve already watched~

[@martinfidel7086]

same so I watch them all again and every now and a gain a new one pops up :D

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If you upvote them you know you've been there before.

[@lalalizzy]

@@theplinkerslodge6361 good call

[@MrEnjoivolcom1]

"The *Universe* is under _no obligation_ to perform and/or abide by our understanding [of physics]."

[@davidross5593]

God is under no obligation to perform and/or abide by our understanding of physics.

[@DavidRobinson-rj2sp]

@@davidross5593: That is so funny.

[@albertlewis103]

That’s a good excuse for not understanding it.

[@mamavswild]

George Ross LOL revert to your magic when you don’t understand something- a true mark a of genius.

[@jch8376]

@@mamavswild lol. Same for science.

[@MrEnjoivolcom1]

This series & content is so amazing! So crisp, clear, well edited, flawlessly put together. Just, incredible! Continue as you do!

[@tonymullins6627]

Yea, idiots would think so.

[@Tina.Di.Napoli]

@@tonymullins6627 we have a troll here. hey cutie, come to mama :D i want a big hug

[@KosmicKoheiAspiringAstronaut]

Agreed!

[@gauravsharma3037]

ये सब बातें सही हैं या गलत पता नहीं, लेकिन सुनकर नींद आ जाती है। ऐसे वीडियो बनाने वाले को मेरा बहुत धन्यवाद 👍 😴😴

[@JohnfromWaterFrontVillige]

I can see what your saying but I’m not sure it works like that.

[@AirborneAnt]

GREAT DOCUMENTARY AND GREAT CHANNEL!!!!!

[@paddygora8413]

What we think we know now will be challenged and trashed by what we think we know in the future. One day we will discover ourselves and then we will be in a position to truly understand.

[@petemchardy619]

yes i agree the big bang and the inflation theory is rubbish. its obvious nothing comes from nothing and

[@petemchardy619]

inflation is a optical allusion if you look that fare in space you get reflections and with the optical allusion it look like it moving away in all directions that is obvious the universe as always been ther . every think lives and dies that is nature. we better start from the beginning .

[@ChrisBrown-pu8sm]

Thank you for producing this wonderful Documentary because I think we NEED to see the truth whenever possible.

[@brashballs]

This is exactly what I was looking for just some up-to-date information on the universe seems pretty credible

[@TheLuizzon]

Very good! Thanks for sharing!

[@huntingspacescience6698]

Certainly the infinite-universe continues to amaze every scientist all over the world since the big bang was a very special moment in time n space that cannot be without the probability!

[@redentorcarino2280]

The most stupid theory of all time. What was laughable was some believed. He he he .

[@ikhlashasib8256]

@@redentorcarino2280 lol lost yutes

[@roryboytube]

Infinity doesn't make us insignificant in time or size in space. Our teeny size and time is just a blip in time space but the fact that we've been part of this magnificent creation and able to experience it, be aware of it, understand a part of it and have an impact on it, no matter how small, is unbelievably awesome and really is the greatest gift of all.

[@stephencarlsbad]

We are made of infinity. Time also comes from infinity. Infinity is happening all around us constantly. In fact, time is what happens when gravity from massive objects act on the infinity field and catch some of it in its wave function which then slows infinity stretching out and turning it into the 3 parts of time that we experience as past present and future. We can further illustrate masses gravitational effect on infinity by observing what happens to time at the singularity of a supermassive black hole where time is slowed to the point that it stops altogether. Again, time is simply infinity that has been stretched and slowed. So now what do we call time that has appeared to stop altogether? And what are its new properties, since its now a different expression of infinity and time?

[@mariwanahmadi7203]

Time to sleep to this 💓

[@wowmyworldy74]

I am watching this after watching a video of some people that believe Earth is flat and the sun is only 3000 miles away. If this people watch this video, their brain might melt thinking of the complexities of the universe.

[@n1k32h]

What r u 5!?

[@leeholmes9962]

I hear ya buddy people can be nuts it's like trying to talk to a religious person and tell them all religion is man made and giveing them 100% FACTS ON the story's and controls that man made religion have done and are still doing to humanity by deviding us but like I say you might as well bang your head against the wall it's the BIGGEST CON AND FAULD 👍

[@gd-o8127]

@@leeholmes9962 is anything real anymore lol

[@mickbond2895]

actually SUN is away from earth only 3011.5 miles .....I checked 3 times...

[@n1k32h]

Listen peeps, the earth is flat and the moon is hollow! That’s the shameful reality we live in!

[@denielkailabine6614]

This was referred to me by a friend. I've never regretted clicking on this. I subscribed

[@davidporter5843]

The best show ive seen where they actually explain things without skipping over events leading.. we should enjoy the gift of what was given to us, life.. i would really like to know if human kind will ever leave our solar system to go to another.. scientist and astro physicists think not..

[@tonbosma8347]

ever? ever.......that is more than trillions ages.we or whatever is left will float about in the universe like we always did.

[@wolfdenranjeet]

Liked subscribed and start grabbing knowledge

[@trixstarsquareconetrantris2261]

Our of fininity Infinity

[@praxisdev1884]

So there are more galaxies in the universe than there are stars in each galaxy? That’s a staggering thought.

[@jakke1975]

There are a hell of a lot more water molecules in Earth's oceans than there are stars in the observable universe. Just another staggering thought ;) Just trying to imagine any of these amounts is mind blowing. The human mind is unable to make much sense of them.

[@beefcurtainz69]

So wait more galaxies in the universe than stars in one galaxy? Or basically there isn’t a galaxy out there that has more stars in it than the number of galaxies....Because it doesn’t make sense to say there are more total galaxies in the universe than there are Total stars

[@praxisdev1884]

beefcurtainz69 I think you might be confusing the issue? If, for example, there are 2 billion total galaxies in the universe, then EACH individual galaxy would have a fewer than 2 billion stars inside it. “Total Stars” would be some astronomically large number, pun intended. :) Not exactly sure what you’re saying.

[@beefcurtainz69]

Praxis Dev1 oh ok lol I thought you were confused honestly lol no offense. I thought you were saying there are more galaxies than total stars, and I was thinking....wait that’s not possible since each galaxy has billions of stars in them lol. I must have misinterpreted the sentence lol

[@iamBlackGambit]

@@jakke1975 theres more stars than there are sands on the sea!🤯

[@alxb2474]

Ich liebe diese Sendung !

[@oscar6082]

hola

[@austinrotondo2268]

I love this show

[@petemchardy619]

cool man

[@edcliffe2988]

Are we alone? Gee, I sure hope so. Think of all the free stuff!!

[@chikhnakof1985]

This looks fantastic

[@jonathanblaylock]

I know I am pontificated and basically blabbed a lot but I am very inspired by science and spirituality and truly enjoy seeing where they agree and try to abstain from observing their disagreements.

[@Martynfrd]

Life is nothing but suffering but the true awakening happens when we happily ACCEPT it. Accepting that you are sad is the doorway to happiness.

[@olgierdogden4742]

I am no student of astrophysics or related studies but I’ve always been interested in learning details from this world and as I’m a designer and artist my mind explores good documentaries such as this one, although I must confess that I haven’t had time to view it yet. And right “Out Of Nothing: Infinity” being the title of this documentary provokes an enigmatic question with the answer.. So, what is infinity? Everything that was, is and will be in every direction, and if you introduce the concept of time then I would suggest on a purely hypothetical basis an ultimate state of nothing is as vast as infinity and couple it with time it is now eternal. I have never had difficulty understanding the infinite, where as something finite when considering the universe I find very strange. And talking about distance or figures and again hypothetical surely in an eternal and infinite universe. So, what is the largest number found within the universe? I do know what the mathematical symbol for infinity is a figure of eight lying on it’s side. So personally the largest number counted in the hypothetical universe is zero. Try infinitely counting up or down from zero and one never finds where the figures result and one finishes. Zero it is but of course you keep counting up or down.

[@jonathanblaylock]

To a colony of ants the mound is their home the distance they can travel is there place in the world may be their universe still they have to live within the laws of physics just like us or the laws of God if you will it's all the same!

[@steelforearms8309]

The universe is made in a way that it's impossible to say it came out of nothing, just because they wouldn't believe that God created the universe, read quran and you will know

[@Davinci637]

Las ciencias son simplemente increíbles. Entre las ciencias naturales me agrada bastante la física, aunque también me agrada la astronomía, y la geología junto con la paleontología. También me agrada bastante la química y parte de la biología (específicamente la zoología y la genética). Por último, cabe decir, que también me agradan algunas ciencias formales, como lo serían la lógica y finalmente las matemáticas. Como se puede ver soy bastante nerd. XD.

[@rishadq]

Great stuff!

[@lorriecarrel9962]

They say you can not get something for nothing but at the same time are saying everything came from nothing.

[@PiriTAC]

my mind now is infinity thanks for the info. be limitless, not just a bangm!nd.

[@PiriTAC]

@james braselton kamusta

[@n1k32h]

Learn English

[@oursavior9339]

This documentary was great

[@jaykay4606]

Alhamdulilah for Believing in God it Certainly Answers the Question Before Big Bang And Also Talks about After Life.. Amazing Programe Also

[@wowmyworldy74]

Probably the Alien also asking the same question, "Are we alone in the universe?"

[@akashmaityX]

Here's the answer to your alien's question : Thereotically, We Assume that alien life is simply advanced than us maybe a million years advanced.. so think of the hubble telescope Right now, how would be the next gen telescopes will beat its former ancestor crossing its own boundries in terms of the observable universe. Well if the human race did survive, lets say.. for a million years more we will be advanced just like the alien race we could see so much more throughout galaxies, we could potentially find alien life forms and this is practically possible .. So if there is alien life which i Believe does exist they had already found us.. why ? Because curiousity is co-related to Intelligence However, They are far more advanced as they will count us as a 'primordial' species or else i can say 'primitive' comparitively. They're just not interested in us (Humans) specifically

[@wowmyworldy74]

@@akashmaityX why do you generalised that Alien lifes are far more advanced than us. It could be the other way around or probably slightly ahead or the same as us. If Alien has visited Earth, we would have known it or they visited Earth long time ago when there was no human on Earth. Our Sun is 4.6 billion years old and Earth is only slightly younger and yet we are still don't know enough of our solar system. If we take how life on Earth progress, we need to look at Stars and its planets that are probably 8 to 10 billion years old in order to find a life that have the tool to travel vast distances of space.

[@michaelharrington75]

@@wowmyworldy74 I doubt there is such a tool to travel vast distances through the universe? Space isn't meant to be traveled. It's meant to be observed, and marveled over.

[@rounakpoonia8742]

They say there was nothing before bigbang. Nothing means 'not a thing' which you can't experience physically through your senses like you experience matter, space, time and energy, but nothing actually means something else from where matter, space, time and energy could have originated 🤐

[@darksul6677]

i mean how is this possible...there must be something for the existance of anything and how can a thing originate from nothingness.....

[@jeremyripton]

All the elements arrived thru a Black Hole from another Dimension/Universe...just as we see Black Holes here taking in matter and light.....

[@fijiwizard]

@@darksul6677 they try so hard to deny the thought of God if there is one & in my opinion this is one of the reasons to me that there is.

[@darksul6677]

@@fijiwizard yeah i do agree with you.....this all cant be just a random phenomenon,everything has its origin and reason for it nomatter how absurd it feel to others

[@lightyearsawaythejourneyaf6144]

interesting talk👩‍🚀

[@HamidUllah12]

Nice and clear documentary!

[@yangli5240]

A lot of translating

[@Thetalinshow]

I love how they are using space engine

[@24spoce8]

Highest settings it seems they probably have an rtx and an i9 or some super German machine

[@meukunsarangbe2238]

Me too

[@2HeadEagle]

"Does a microbe understand a supernova" same of us understanding our reality. It never ends. There will always be something more.

[@eliseuhackbarth7003]

you've nailed it. it never ends.

[@larrywoofter7571]

Fucking fractals

[@mikemurphy5898]

Not to disagree with your comment, but I often wonder if there is an upper limit to technology. I mean, we've been at "modern science" for about 400 years, but are there alien civilizations that are 2 billion years old and have literally figured everything out? I wonder if that would be amazing or the worst, most depressing thing to know

[@akashmaityX]

@@mikemurphy5898 what makes u so sure that aliens are '2 billion years old' is it stated by NASA or what there is no rough estimate of a possible alien civilization's age or technological enhancements and NO there is no limit to technology because there is no limit to human curiousity, Technology has its roots Attached to curiosity and necessity since human needs are unlimited

[@politicallycorrectredskin796]

Ah yes, my favorite ad-hoc pie: astrophysics. I had thought I could fly. But I can't fly. Therefore an undetectable man must be sitting on my shoulders, making me too heavy to take off. Science, everybody!

[@areyou3229]

Just found this channel in my recommended, and this is by far the best documentary work I've seen. German quality and professionalism. Love that they got English speaking translations instead of text.

[@Prof.Megamind.thinks.about.it.]

I agree with Walter Koenig's son , below... The Universe was likely very different at the beginning . For all we know, space itself was created first , THEN obscenely intense energy was injected . This would create GUT-matter on up , resulting in an APPARENT Big-Bang . *We can't really restrict something that we can't really define ! D.

[@poosheek7331]

For all we know. God created it.

[@donscicchigno896]

Great documentary work! Compliments to authors!

[@mickbond2895]

true bull shit

[@Twobarpsi]

Gut!

[@leoaguirre2261]

Well done!

[@zoranignjatovic9386]

I think the universe started with the movie Plan 9 from outer space.

[@deathwrenchcustom]

That Wood be ironic.

[@dennistafeltennis1190]

Nothing can come from nothing, beyond our known universe there is something.

[@bloosart]

People that laugh at Gallagher?

[@DyingToLive12]

Not according to Lawrence Krauss's book titled "Universe, some thing from nothing"

[@loke2860]

@@DyingToLive12 Hes book has gotten alot of critique by scientists. None of hes claims are proven. Nothing cant create something....

[@Akira-jd2zr]

@@loke2860 "None of hes claims are proven" FYI: proofs only exist in math and logic...not science. By making that statement it shows that you have a low understanding of science...

[@loke2860]

@@Akira-jd2zr If that is the case then i can say the universe was created by a troll taking a shit and the shit is the universe, prove me wrong then.

[@oxbys3531]

How crazy is it that we exist on a random planet in the middle of a black area that never seems to end, by luck we evolved. Mind blowing really.

[@yasfi5196]

Funny, it should be almost 'zero' if we talk about probability.

[@meeraaqib3958]

So beneficial thank you ❤

[@gabbandoquillo9287]

quarantine brought me here

[@yangli5240]

It just popped into my head

[@MathiasBolton]

Lol

[@jeffkoe310]

Dark matter is Black Velvet, and we are painted onto it..

[@TheYazadbacha]

Go with the flow

[@gregbooth1551]

wow...this is so cool!

[@Mossyz.]

I like watching things that make me feel useless and insignificant . :P

[@wilsonhuber]

I sometimes feel that way without watching anything ! (LOL)

[@fitnesspoint2006]

We are all insignificant in grand scheme of things.

[@Mossyz.]

@@fitnesspoint2006 Yep i know :)

[@meukunsarangbe2238]

Same 😔

[@meukunsarangbe2238]

Ur not alone

[@ThePitbull357]

Is it possible that dark matter may be the sum of gravitational waves flowing through out galaxies?

[@petersep2100]

No

[@chrisdavis463]

No it is not.

[@ThePitbull357]

@@petersep2100 my understanding is limited, any links on the matter that can expand my knowledge will be appreciated

[@cornelesmokodompit1683]

Name:Corneles mokodompit. From Indonesia l am. Asnwer

[@cornelesmokodompit1683]

I am live is galaxsi l am. Out l am. Hering l am. Power is live. Name:Corneles mokodompit.

[@glorialuv2309]

Very good.

[@BeagleHound]

Im sorry I cant take this seriously. The German guy man handling that balloon has cracked me up 🤣

[@larrywoofter7571]

Before the "big bang" time didn't exist and after it does..... Time still doesn't exist

[@friendlyneighbourhood2051]

does consciousness produce matter/ energy and vice versa

[@directstrike2397]

No consciousness does not produce matter/energy but it does use a lot of both. If you look at the animal kingdom the larger the brain the more food the animal has to eat to stay alive.

[@josephriley4356]

Our time and space didn't exist before but the question what else is is still a perfectly good question.

[@christianpacheco3487]

I love this subject. Squarey.

[@jdubb4589]

Great doc!! Sorry to detract from this incredible subject matter but one of the narrators sound like Stewie from Family Guy...

[@boxwithgodrs]

i kinda hear it in first narrator

[@BlackGirlMajik]

Lmmfao 😂 😂 😂 😂 yep!

[@saturnvenus8162]

Yea I can hear it too

[@cheknfaks]

'The Big Rip'... I get that in the morning after a night of beans and beer.

[@khalilalkarrsifi419]

Not sure if a lot of people got this . Haha

[@nightlightabcd]

Like we all needed to hear that! I guess that was your two cents worth on this topic!

[@tianm6466]

Great

[@danieljaygrossett-author]

Great watch. Imagine where humanity will be in 500 years

[@Carpenters_Canvas]

When we answer these questions about the shape of the universe there will be a flat space movement when we know it’s a globe

[@KaiseruSoze]

So how much nothing does it take to create all of existence?

[@sgttoxiiczz]

Infinite amounts? 🤓🤣

[@muhdaiman3836]

if nothing is 0 how can 0 + 0 = 1 ... nothing 0 plus anything that 1 = 1

[@Dr.scottcase88]

I try to keep cognizant of the fact that all the information that reaches us from out there occurred likely billions of years ago and does not provide us a picture of the current state of things in the universe. The farther away we look the older the information is, which is a concept that adds an extra twist to things I wonder what things are really like in the current present timeline and we may never know that.

[@nostalgia63]

Nice video. Philochrony is the theory that describes the nature of time and demonstrates its existence. Time is magnitive: objective, Imperceptible (intervals) and measurable.

[@dagdowers2801]

Actually Time is our creation for being a conscious being.. our ability to think create and to be self aware is the power of probability which can be infinite.....consciousness created time, therefore time only exists to those who are conscious.. Time and place helps keep our power of Probability in check. consciousness created time so we don't abuse our power of probability... in our dreams we can do whatever we want. In our dreams our power is lifted higher also time is not a factor in our dreams... time helps us from acting like the quantum realm

[@billybhoy32]

What would be the point in the universe without life?

[@mikestrogg77]

Ok.But 85% dark energi we dont now what it is,so all is a guess,lot of it.

[@mrtjray26]

I feel at home watching this from what I thought was home👊😀

[@chiruboy23]

Some questions may never be answered however scientific method of inquiry is the best tool humanity has to understand the mysteries of cosmos.

[@davidbrown9237]

No product of the universe can ever hope to understand the true reality of it. It would be like a worm trying to understand how an airplane operates. That worm doesn't even know that airplane exists (and never will do) because it is limited to its senses and it's the same for any conscious product of reality. The reason to continue exploring as a species is simply to make new discoveries which can improve the quality of our existence e.g. new technologies.

[@eamonnsiocain6454]

We don't know if anything existed before the Singularity, or even if the Singularity had an origin. Also, we don't know if the Cosmos is infinite.

[@kaiahartley2043]

**screams internally**

[@sarahpool1168]

Right tho!

[@alanjohnson2347]

Hoky doky, he answered my question at the end. : )

[@michaelccopelandsr7120]

Time is fascinating. I worked the subway stations for nearly 10 years. From one end of the city to the other. Every so often I would notice the city would be saying that, "Today just flew by" or "The day was just dragging along." How can an entire city, with no interaction with each other until they used the subway, complain about the same time paradox unless it was effected by it? Maybe a time distorted bubble the earth passes through in its revolution around the sun. Maybe random waves of time distortion hitting the earth? Maybe they're given off by the sun. Maybe they're from outside our Terran system and reach us in intervals. ???? "Ti-i-i-ime, is on my side. Yes, it is."

[@furryface1057]

i believe the Universe always was , but was void of all things in the beginning which is what caused the so called big bang , and the universe had to have been first to contain what came out of the big bang , but i'll go even further and say the Universe is a living Entity and may very well itself be God

[@Souljahna]

Perhaps you are a panpsychist!

[@Chulito_con_frito]

Yeah but you're just convinced of that in your head. Scientist rely on complex math and data to find explanations. Science has to describe the universe the way it is not they way we would like it to be.

[@furryface1057]

@@Chulito_con_frito i usually have some kind of Proof unto myself to make the things in my head , i have common sense and there are things unknown that as good as science is in our times it just doesn't know the answers too , like does God exist ? , most people have no idea , do Aliens exist ? , same thing but one is answerable by common sense alone and the other by ones own senses and Perceptions , like experiencing an event or thing that is usually quite rare to the individual and others , but Proof can only be offered by Story of Truth because its impossible for the Teller to give it to you as they had received it themselves , and only by the experience of the Perception and their senses can they describe such happenings or existences to be deemed as Truth unto themselves without exaggeration or adding to the story or removing any part of the story , in other words as it actually happened to them

[@larrywoofter7571]

@@Chulito_con_frito Try DMT and you'll see the math unfold in sacred geometry, the shadows of fourth dimensional objects. You don't know and nobody truly knows. We can only see what our three dimensional perception allows us to see. Keep an open mind 👽🍄

[@Chulito_con_frito]

Larry Woofter you're a troll not worth my time.

[@mugiirakamundi5172]

What if there was the was a universe before the current one, then a 'super super massive blackhole' swallowed it and the big bang was the the collapse of that black hole?

[@blackholeentry3489]

Shariff Mugiira Now all you must explain is how the 'First' universe came into being?

[@orlandoalexander7119]

BLACK HOLE ENTRY 😂😂😂😂

[@ernestpfannen8920]

👽🛸💨🌠Vacation time

[@prestonbacchus4204]

Here is an hypothesis, call it: "The Living Universe Hypothesis". If you see the big bang as naturally occurring, then it is analogous to the birth of a child, life out of chaos. And what does it take for life to exist in the Milky Way galaxy on the nondescript planet earth? In order for the conditions for life as we know it to exist, in order for the perfect natural balance of physical conditions necessary for life to exist, it literally requires the entire universe, specifically, the gravity of the entire universe. You could say, “ I am alive, and I am universe”. If our universe is seen as living, then we know it was born. If it was born, it has parents which it resembles. Therefore, the most reasonable hypothesis for the origin of our living universe is that it is a function of the interaction of other pre-existing parental universes. Similar to the way our living Milky Way galaxy formed out of the interaction of other pre-existing galaxies. Thus, using biology, on the premise that the universe is living, we can surmise that our universe is a function of the interaction between other pre-existing universes like our own, from which we got our laws, mass, (and including our life, intelligence, creativity, and consciousness, all of which are only associated with living things). At that point, our living universe would exist in a common time and space with those other universes (or what's left of them), and including a myriad of other related "living universes" like stars in a night sky. Essentially that is the realm beyond the boundary of our expanding universe. When we can see that far, an endless number of universes similar to our own will appear as much more that 14 billion light years away. Our universe would likely be effected gravitationally by those large bodies of mass, like the other galaxies that effect our Milky Way, so that would offer another hypothesis to explain the gravity that we measure holding our universe together and that we currently theorize is associated with a super high density dark matter existing within our universe. ...

[@wizzardofpaws2420]

Nothing can not create anything especially a big bang that creates endless galaxies.

[@domersgay28647]

Like I was saying

[@cantthinkofnameyeah7249]

Nothing can fool Nothing into thinking its something

[@lilth501]

Imagine if the universe that we live in is long-gone and we are merely fragments of memory that once existed

[@mohamedosman2183]

not possible, I am real

[@warrenroach3026]

you mean similar to the fact that light travels far and by the time it reaches us from many light years away the action that caused the light is over and the product albeit a star could be well dead and gone or simply we are memories of before our time ?

[@warrenroach3026]

🤔🤔😷👍🦘

[@BlackGirlMajik]

Could be.

[@akashmaityX]

Well, thereotically it could be possible.. but again, To only observe memories there needs to be something . Something that have consciousness and consciousness doesn't exist in past its only place in the present Right Now! NOW is consciousness. So sorry u are wrong however your words can only be real If there is a possibility of simulated universe. EDIT : these are my own Thoughts or u can say practical answer 😁

[@peggygonzalez8977]

💥💯WOW💥💯🤔 interesting

[@2msvalkyrie529]

Normally I avoid documentaries that begin : " Since Time immemorial....... ". However , have to admit it improved !

[@jameswest4819]

If there was a big bang and no one was there to hear it, would there be a big bang?

[@agentD99]

If there was no oxygen, no air and since it happend in space. Would have been a BANG at all?

[@BasszusX]

It is about fantasy, and funny thing is that these so called scientists are so convinced about.

[@mickbond2895]

@@agentD99 very good observation !!!

[@mickbond2895]

I didn't hear it, my dad didn't hear it, my granddad didn't hear it & so on......"scientists"so stupid, they need to "push" the air to earn $$$,Because they need to eat....BIBLE clearly claims : there was a WORD & WORD was GOD !!!! We need to "BANG" their" talking holes", to shut LIARS up.......50--60 years later, these LIARS will come up with different LIE

[@marcsalzman8082]

SAME BRAIN RIDDLE / TEASER AS THE TREE BEING FELLED IN THE FOREST.....AN OLD ONE.....

[@darrendawson1339]

Hey scientists our creator is amazing...the more you try to discover the more our GOD shows you just how amazing...

[@psjoelmoyo]

That was the big bang

[@SuperHyee]

Thanks ! Hurrah ! Hurrah !