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In this SpaceEngine video we are doing your guys' suggestions!
Starting by flying out of the observable Universe!
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[@Space_Chip]

DISCLAIMER: SpaceEngine is a very cool but FICTIONAL model of our universe. Nobody knows the true size of the Universe... it could be infinite

[@ErkanTastemur]

Wat is de geim Kan Ju Post link

[@tetonis2452]

The cutoff is so abrubt because at a certain distance the light from the universe hasnt reached us yet, and it is using data gathered from real life.

[@_loq]

i love the fact that you say this 2 months after the video was uploaded 😭

[@Raichue]

will it ever be free?

[@tomatosbananas1812]

SpaceEngine is an interactive 3D planetarium and astronomy software developed by Russian astronomer and programmer Vladimir Romanyuk. It creates a 1:1 scale three-dimensional planetarium representing the entire observable universe from a combination of real astronomical data and scientifically accurate procedural generation algorithms. So it isn't a "fictional model". This is an observable universe model, with "fictional" 3D model planets.

[@rishabhkashyap7256]

Fun fact :- The edge of the universe is not the end of it but the limit of our telescope

[@BBC-Evony]

there is a edge of our Universe although its expanding its mostly dark matter . i also believe there is also many different Universes far beyond the egde of our own. I think this game shows the true scale, our telescopes only show less then 1% thats the only fun fact you can say

[@M1551NGN0]

Actually the edge of the universe is currently around 40b light years taking into account cosmic expansion

[@Givemepeanutbutter]

@@BBC-Evony That's. Not right, would be cool af though

[@BBC-Evony]

@@Givemepeanutbutter no way to prove that as wrong or correct. if you take account that different timelimes , dimensions are real. a mutli-verse seems pretty normal to me

[@valiki5]

@@BBC-Evony there is also no way to prove that as wrong or correct

[@Chilzz15]

This game represents our molecule size in this universe. we are not alone.. there has to be things out there that would be unbelievable

[@StreamMovieYT]

like the mini-sky blackhole

[@speedyme200]

I agree with you that we're not the only ones

[@spob811]

And theres definitely a chance that the universe goes on forever. It isnt known how big the universe actually is. The entire OBSERVABLE universe is 93 billion light years across, but even that isnt close to the real size

[@theraider1268]

@@spob811 what?

[@CapCreeperGR_Main]

@@theraider1268 what what?

[@nimrodsfall3259]

I found this game when I was 11 and I still have it saved on my old computer. Great engine. I thought that the planets in the engine were "real" and were being generated or simulated by the information in satellites. It would be cool if we could do that in the future. Great simulation for kids to use to understand astronomy.

[@kirill9064]

Some planets are based on real planets discovered by astronomers example: 7:12

[@girlgamer5885]

Name?

[@nimrodsfall3259]

@@girlgamer5885 Space Engine.

[@quackersbonkers]

@@girlgamer5885 space engine

[@rheasaturnibispaintpro]

@@girlgamer5885 wasp 12 b

[@tharcysiotatikawa2432]

I feel really sad. When I first discovered Space Engine, I thought it was really amazing and spent hours or even days into it. Now here I am, getting intense shivers every time I see something extreme in it like black holes or the edge of the universe. It's like some phobia I developed over time

[@zxnecat]

Chills man

[@zxnecat]

Chills

[@magentalizard1250]

Astrophobia

[@SRT_DripDrop]

me too

[@ArThor70]

Epic. 💫

[@_loq]

greatest space game of all time (you cant change my mind)

[@klokojonko6758]

My two favorite space games are usbx and space engine

[@Iroook]

ksp is better

[@syrianmapping898]

@@klokojonko6758same

[@_loq]

@@Iroook i respectfully disagree

[@Iroook]

@@_loq But what do you do in space engine? Just fly in space?

[@uwais6767]

Suggestion: Study the life cycle of a star from its beginning to its ultimate destiny. Commence with a protostar, watch as it progresses into a main sequence star, and then observe its transition into a red giant, supernova, or possibly a white dwarf or neutron star. Examine the various stages and attributes of stellar evolution.

[@coconutbird8093]

space engine doesnt simulate that

[@galaxylegend7852]

@@coconutbird8093 it can.

[@coconutbird8093]

@@galaxylegend7852 I have space engine and it doesn't do that at all

[@DominusGaming992]

@@coconutbird8093 i tried it on space engine it works

[@epicindonesie1]

​@@DominusGaming992i have space engine,, but it doesn't do that

[@K1bogam1]

That outer line isn't the edge - it's the edge of what we're capable of seeing.

[@passiveclaw2942]

Bro hit the world border 💀💀

[@reinakusunoki1352]

Lol btw the 💀 emoji is my fav

[@KeneilRose-yy8rt]

Props to the camera man surviving in space and showing us the edge of the Galaxy

[@Grytix5567]

the cameraman: Space Chip

[@M1551NGN0]

Universe*

[@fransthefox9682]

​@@Grytix5567*universe Please learn the difference. It's like literally 1st grade stuff.

[@BaryonyxGuy]

Wow, congrats on making an overused joke that isn't funny anymore!

[@M1551NGN0]

@@BaryonyxGuy lmao even I also hate that joke but you didn't have to destroy the guy

[@figbloppa7183]

imagine being on that planet at the edge of the universe, looking into space and seeing, one direction is full of well.. everything, and the other is... *nothing*

[@Pacowaka4045]

Too be fair, we can only see as far as the light that has reached us. There could very well be trillions of galaxies beyond that.

[@QualicSelf]

There is probably no edge. The universe could be like the surface of a sphere. You keep going and you come back around.

[@arrocoda3590]

No, that galaxy has its own "observable universe" in which WE are on the edge of. JC basic cosmology people.

[@beanboi9156]

@@arrocoda3590 tbf we dont know if it goes on beyond that or not but its likely

[@TheLethalDomain]

@@beanboi9156 We do know it goes beyond that because we can still measure universal expansion.

[@ruvv_6464]

Scientists searching for decades for life and space chip just casually finds life on space engine

[@DestroyeroftheWorlds929]

Its fictional not real

[@milanvujcich]

@@DestroyeroftheWorlds929 No way really? I thought it was real life and he actually found the edge

[@DestroyeroftheWorlds929]

@@milanvujcich ya but we dont know if theres a actual edge

[@milanvujcich]

@@DestroyeroftheWorlds929 But i thought this simulator was real and you could see anything you could, even further than the biggest telescope

[@scotteaker4091]

@@DestroyeroftheWorlds929 bro he was being sarcastic

[@Auroral_Anomaly]

In real life if you explored the whole universe if you moved towards the edge it would just expand and only the area you are in would seem normal and everything else would seem really old and compact. So essentially it’s a hyperbolic space and you can’t really find the “edge”. If you’re confused, that’s understandable. If it helps, think of it like the Big Bang as a sphere of infinite density around you if you move towards it and see it how it is today, it just blows and becomes your observable universe.

[@drew4163]

u could possibe pass it

[@Auroral_Anomaly]

@@drew4163 No lol.

[@windowsxpmemesandstufflol]

Basically the observable universe moves with you (Also the universe is probably not hyperbolic)

[@Auroral_Anomaly]

@@windowsxpmemesandstufflol Well the stuff in it doesn’t move with you but the cosmic horizon does.

[@brgbrgnrgbbgdbfgrnntyj5yrdhegj]

​@@drew4163the universe expands faster than the speed of light

[@gyuvingaming8459]

Suggestion: try to make a binary black hole system but the 2 black holes are as close as physically possible to each other (before colliding of course)

[@TheKatLord]

Can you collide everything in the solar system pls.

[@landynmckinzie3642]

Can you go to the mars.👋

[@Femtobot314]

@@landynmckinzie3642EVERYONE CAN U HUMBO TRY GETTING SPACEENGINE U KNOW HOW EASY IT IS

[@williamwedd2758]

​@@Femtobot314bro he just wants to see him go to mars

[@SingularityKSP]

@@Femtobot314 bro calm down its not that deep at all

[@BreadBoys]

GFL soundtrack lez go

[@VO1D22-ch5bm]

Bradboysss

[@Jedisworld1363]

1 million views!! 🥳🥳 we’re welcome to support you, for all the hard work, you put in your videos 😊

[@airlight3101]

No replies,lol

[@destinyofwar1892]

Technically there's no "end" to the universe. The visible universe is displayed here, but it's only from Earth's point of view. A planet millions of light years away would have a different view of the universe, with their sphere of visibility, parts of which we cannot see. However that means that planet also cannot see everything we see. Thus there's no point in reaching the end as there is no definite answer and the universe just keeps expanding.

[@RandomDrawer_tm]

Multiverse theory go brrrrr

[@alessandrosilvafilho8527]

​@@RandomDrawer_tm. Every point in the universe has the same distance of observable universe around it. The "edge" of the universe isn't a border that the universe stops. Its just how far away we can see from earth, so it isn't like you can get out of the universe into a void and keep going until you find another universe. For the multiverse theory to work, it needs to be from other dimensions or something like this.

[@jony_tough]

The universe is prolly a giant torus(donut). So wherever you fly, you'll end up on the other side. I's basically a 4-dimensional spere that's always expanding. At least I imagine it as so.

[@jordanbecryin1376]

You don't know that

[@-Wdli-]

The End of Sp'a‐ce Enğıne

[@user-hd4fy9mq9x]

why is his video's so entertaining that's his skill

[@MediumGolfball]

​@regularyoutubeaccount8793):

[@FlopgamingOne]

Skill at what ?

[@A_sentient_Rubiks_cube]

@@FlopgamingOne Being able to entertain people I assume

[@fraizie6815]

Hope you also learn from these videos

[@tukatu9944]

What If The Sun Was Rock Planet

[@FPEFUNDEM55]

3:24this Galaxy was made 300 million years ago before the birth of the universe

[@kopaytheastronaut9829]

Bro the universe was created 14 billion years ago. 💀

[@Aboredtaxan]

Na I think he means 300 million years before the universe the birth of the universe or I’m just special :p

[@Iriselaine]

yeah it was here before the universe was made

[@DinoRicky]

But the observerbal universe is 40B light years so maybe it formed from a supernova of a star from the big bang

[@VGKFAN37]

John 3:16 New International Version For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life. Look up the shroud of Turin. It's impossible to remake and the closest they ever got to debunking it. They took a sample from the wrong piece of the cloth

[@Edvit40]

the thing that is annoying is cuz its not actually the edge of the universe but the edge of what we can see so if we went on the actual edge of the universe we would see some gas and the universe expanding in real time faster than the speed of light

[@Edvit40]

@@kiwii-.- that has nothing to do with what i said

[@dontforgetyoursunscreen]

No we would not the universe is either infinite or it loops back on itself

[@Edvit40]

@@dontforgetyoursunscreen the universe cant be infinite its not here for an infinite time and also all you would see is gases from the big bang on the side of the universe and slowly turning into planets because the speed of light is slower than the expansion of the universe

[@dontforgetyoursunscreen]

@@Edvit40 from what we can tell the universe is "flat" meaning the universe either has little curvature or it is infinite. If the universe is infinite then it could have always been expanding & only 13.8 billion years ago it became large enough to be more than a bunch of particles

[@Edvit40]

what atom is able to push the universe at an infinite rate? none. so it probably doesn't have a curvature but still

[@adam.mambaaa5772]

He’s probably one of the best One and fastest growing space KZbinr, keep up the good work👍👍 and for my suggestion I think you should travel to A triple solar system with a planet that has life with rings, and also it is at the edge of the universe

[@cheapcheese.]

I would be interested if he knew more about space though. You don't just see the edge of the universe. It's just things beyond we can't see

[@Radtastical]

0:25 hearing that actually blew my mind completely when considering how ridiculously big just the Milky Way is.

[@M1551NGN0]

Including music from two of my top 10 favourite games in the beginning of the video really touched my heart, you earned a sub!❤

[@codeonion]

which are?

[@saracengovender5855]

Suggestion: Make a habitable crater on a random planet

[@jenniferjohnson4464]

It can be on titan

[@InquiryRest]

Titan is a moon so it would not work. Although yes it can be habitable but it's filled with methane oceans so realistically I don't think we will be going there anytime soon unless we can turn methane into drinkable water.

[@Tomauskis]

6:48 Imagine humans colonize this and someone calls your home moon a mento.

[@AmirsPlayhouse]

It was my suggestion

[@AmirsPlayhouse]

And it is a dwarf planet

[@quiladog9302]

0:16 there is no edgfe of the universe (that we know of) its the distance light can travel to your eyes/telescope in the time the universe has been here

[@GigaChdad]

Shoutout to the guy who mapped out the entire universe for us. 👍

[@pistion21]

Suggestion: If you can change the time in Space Engine, Can you go to the future to see when the Andromeda Galaxy collides with the Milky Way Galaxy?

[@brody1562]

in space engine atleast, it only goes up to like 10000x faster to see orbits and rotations, it doesnt simulate things like that

[@sandeepgill9975]

It doesn't show the future or the past

[@thespecialgamer3766]

"YOU MeAn SPaCe PeTrOL"

[@FleshWizard69420]

It doesn't simulate galactic scale movement, and only goes to year 999,999

[@pistion21]

⁠oh :(

[@Alberthawai]

Suggestion:try making a trinary system(two stars and a black hole),then put a distant gas giant to orbit the system,and then give the gas giant a moon that has life by tidal heating. Day 3 :)

[@Wassupbeaches]

Good idea but might be impossible

[@Alberthawai]

@@Wassupbeaches nah is ez but I writed too much ngl :)

[@Wassupbeaches]

@@Alberthawai yeah

[@Wassupbeaches]

@@Alberthawai sound hard to do tho

[@Alberthawai]

@@Wassupbeaches ok but chip made harder things than this tho >:)

[@GamingBoy-tb3bn]

let's all appreciate that he found a new habitable planet to survive in if the sun is about to explode 3:46

[@jcvlog5111]

YEAHHHHHH

[@rheasaturnibispaintpro]

Yeah

[@brandin14]

yea, but sadly they're too far😪

[@abhirupkundu2778]

The sun cannot explode

[@VGKFAN37]

John 3:16 New International Version For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life. Look up the shroud of Turin. It's impossible to remake and the closest they ever got to debunking it. They took a sample from the wrong piece of the cloth

[@Jedisworld1363]

You forgot 20,000 Verona

[@cmaxtitan08]

Suggestion: can you get the biggest black hole ever discovered and put it into interstellar space to see what would happen I think it will be cool

[@alexandertheprotogen6180]

You would just have a black hole in the middle of space

[@geggy310]

This is what I find scary about space, just imagine being able to fly out of the universe on a whim, would it really just be endless blackness or would you eventually find something?

[@RZ-21510]

If it comforts you at all, you would die long before you got there

[@D4rkslider]

It might be nothing or Something, In another Planet we could be in their perception in the edge of the visible universe they could see, maybe there is nothing at all out there or a multiverse or a planet just like us also wondering whats on the edge of their visible universe...

[@missk1697]

Probably you would fly into some void "interspace" between dimensions/multiverses.

[@fraizie6815]

@@missk1697 not as far as we are aware. There are two hypothesis: it goes on forever and there's simply more stuff - or that the universe is hyperbolic and wraps around itself, it's just so unbelievably big that we cannot measure the curvature

[@KONGGAMING12]

if you went to the edge of the observable universe, you would still see stars because the observable universe is just the light that has reached earth, and we would be on the edge for them

[@inco2600]

5:12 "warning entering an ecological deadzone adding reports back to databank."

[@dev_un2109]

6:55 mento lol thats a good one

[@Binder5555]

Suggestion: Place stars around the black hole (you can change the mass of the black hole)

[@ImposterTurtle]

Fly to the end of the universe again and keep flying further

[@Luke-The-Purple-Pumpkin-Map]

Until You Find A Universe (Multiverse?)

[@ImposterTurtle]

@@Luke-The-Purple-Pumpkin-Map yeeeeeeeah

[@Rangadus]

1:44 To answer your question, it is a cube. I found out myself. I could tell because I could find two opposite "corners" of the universe. You actually can also go faster by using airplane or spacecraft mode, they can go more than three times faster than your desired speed in free mode.

[@GoldenTV3]

For anyone who doesn't know, the Universe theoretically is infinite. Since the big bang happened everywhere all at once and not a singular point. The Universe is literally everywhere, meaning it has no possible end.

[@ilikeplanees4925]

(#suggestion, find a system where there are only lava worlds)

[@Imnotsushi]

1:23 pov ur flying through the spider verse 😮

[@Jedisworld1363]

Plants versus zombies, music playing in the background

[@user-xe9qh4ds3o]

This is so cool! The planets the are similar to earth are so interesting to me! I wanna learn more about them

[@one_logic]

For the binary planet system, I wonder what would happen if you bring a few microbes from one planet to the other

[@coolbluelights]

I remember the first time I played Space engine I left the milky way and all of a sudden I see all the galaxies and it's like a strange sense of familiarity came over me, li9ke i've been out there before. it was wild!

[@President-Barack-Obama]

You fr? Like no bs

[@shigaraja]

i would like to interject that this is a model of the "observable universe" so it is only what we can see is there.

[@Hazyee2]

This guy is a space nerd and i respect him for that

[@suiginmigasuto3356]

1:36 The very idea that we would be alone in the universe just became a much scarier idea. But luckily, it seems even more impossible. I mean, look at that! That’s a frackin sea of galaxies! 😦

[@MediumGolfball]

How is it scary that we are alone in the universe

[@Zorn_Arc_Vortigern]

@@MediumGolfball once we go extinct, who will observe the universe? Who see ever see its beautifullness? If we truly are alone, isn't it scary? No other intelligent beings are similar or more advanced to us. And the fact that we can die every second from something that came from space is scary. Once we go extinct, wouldn't the Universe technically dead as no other intelligent eyes are observing it?

[@MediumGolfball]

Ok, well most of the game is fake AKA percudually generated, but there still could be life out there

[@yourfellowscratchjrenthusiast]

@@MediumGolfball that means that space engine uses data from near us and use it to try and predict where everything is! (For life they can use candidates for life and procedurally generate the data)

[@MediumGolfball]

​@@Zorn_Arc_Vortigernalso but how?

[@chunchasunny4999]

Suggestion : I want you to make a binary star system and put a planet so that it revolves both the stars alternatively and go to the planet to see the stars view :)

[@tuneboyz5634]

thats such a cool idea little buddy 😊

[@user-il5kw9ur1n]

Bro in the back its playing toothless music😂

[@godzilla5611]

I finally realize how big the universe is, i heard people saying there are 2 trillion galaxies out there but how can i possible simulate a vision in my brain and realize something at the same time. My mind is not that powerful, so i needed this to actually realize how big the universe is. Exactly how I feel: I used to think that a single galaxy is important, but look how many of them are.

[@bebedordecoca]

Chip is one of the few nerds I hold respect for

[@Jiub_SN]

I really hate to break this to you kiddo, but you're a nerd for watching this video

[@TastyyOnYoutube]

i mean... you wouldnt be writing this comment right now without nerds

[@Starshlp]

R u saying u hate nerds..?

[@aliciachapman2956]

Me

[@locrianphantom3547]

Honestly why not know stuff because it really helps your future. You can’t go anywhere on KZbin without knowing what audiences want, you can’t get a job in science that is important without knowing what you’re doing. The only nerds that are bad are really just the overconfident ones who think they know everything and the ones who say random facts no one wants to hear all the time. Edit: If you can’t get a degree and work fast food, it is also nice to know how to make the meals, y’know.

[@n0kia_n0va]

I was wondering how long it would take for earth to freeze over if we lost the sun

[@adroneym6591]

it would take 8 muinites. if the sun disserpeared we would not know about it for 8 mins. We would continue orbiting nothing for 8 mins because the sun's light takes 8 muinits (along with its heat) we would then be flung out of the soler sythem (or no solor sythem) and would idmeadiatly freeze.

[@n0kia_n0va]

@@adroneym6591thank you

[@coconutbird8093]

@@adroneym6591 we wouldn't immediately freeze, it would take time like maybe a couple days for the cold to become unbearable to withstand

[@denulwelianga9686]

3:40 Bro actually found life 13 billion years ago. Unreal.

[@MediumGolfball]

The edge of the universe not 13 billion years ago , you cant travel time

[@VGKFAN37]

John 3:16 New International Version For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life. Look up the shroud of Turin. It's impossible to remake and the closest they ever got to debunking it. They took a sample from the wrong piece of the cloth

[@CornbreadFish]

Well, it’s generated, but yeah, if it was real and we could see it from earth, if it had ‘life’ that long ago, yeah

[@lopunny222]

the Chao garden music in the background >>>>

[@aleroscoychiquita]

5:47 no they couldnt colonize it since if you check the planet it has a super greenhouse effect making the planet very hot at 124.94 celcius altrough we do have suits that can resist that temperature for 30 seconds but i dont think 30 seconds is enough for visiting that planet soo yeahh but venus does have some colder spots like the tallest mountain on venus maxwell montes being 380 celcius with the average temperature of venus being 460 celcius maybe that other binary planet could have some tall colder mountains like venus so the alien life of that habialbe planet could colonize that other planet tall mountains

[@Gnarpy864]

Who knows what this song is? (In the backround) 1:59

[@miyaveegaming]

Idk

[@Gnarpy864]

Im gonna be honest I dont remember the OG name but I just remembered it from dancing toothless meme.@@miyaveegaming

[@ih4t3sch00l]

@@Gnarpy864 i realized that too XD

[@Jordanthrdude]

Toothless dance meme

[@StageYoutube]

@@JordanthrdudeNo, it's a pokemon song.

[@maxtherealmtc3421]

Flying to the edge of the universe: PvZ music Exploring the edge of the universe: Why do I not see a dragon dancing?

[@fraizie6815]

Alright I've tried many enough times to explain the difference between hypothesis and theory to everyone. To whom it may concern and is unsure what the difference is: A theory is a proven concept that is true until it is disproven or iterated upon by another proven theory. A hypothesis is a clue formed solely on observing phenomenas; a testable explanation. A hypothesis can become a theory when you form a mathematical prediction and can prove your prediction by testing, thus creating a theory. Hypothesis: a clue about what you observe; Things fall to the ground so this apple will also fall when it is pushed off the table. Question: will the apple fall when it is pushed off the table? Theory: proof that your clue is true; I pushed the apple off the table and it fell, thus my prediction is true and the answer therefore is yes. Note that this is a very simplified example of the scientific method.

[@mrbaler8249]

You should make a world box video with 4 races fighting over dominance.

[@ferreisd495]

🥱 hes a space youtuber

[@mrbaler8249]

@@ferreisd495 😬

[@user-rb4nv9vt6i]

Who played toothless music 💀

[@user-bl5xm6ip2j]

I know who did that

[@user-dq2su4zb3x]

Yes

[@SpacerbirdX]

1:38 it’s beautiful!

[@rheabiglangawa1814]

5:27

[@SpacerbirdX]

@@rheabiglangawa1814wow :0

[@SquareCookie925]

That means that each galaxy could have life

[@mariasirona1622]

Just wanted to clarify that in actuality there is no edge of The Universe, it's just that light from only a part of it has had time to reach us

[@QuillKintsukuroi]

Was looking for this comment! It's not the edge of the universe, it's the edge of what we can see.

[@MediumGolfball]

No, its not infinite that would be IMPOSSIBLE

[@arrocoda3590]

@@MediumGolfball its infinite, you could go faster than the speed of light, catch up to the "firmament" or "edge" and it would always expand away from you faster than you could travel so you could "exist".

[@janstefaniuk2977]

@@MediumGolfball How do you know that it's impossible? Are you god himself or something? Doesn't seem so

[@MediumGolfball]

​@@janstefaniuk2977Guys its not infinite it just looks like it is because the universe is expanding faster than light

[@BfdiLucas]

Earth + Saturn = 4:32

[@GioLeather714]

Sarth

[@Adriel.42]

2:00 The song: Toothless dancing meme

[@cathykennedy1842]

Solar eclipse: Sun, Moon, Earth Lunar eclipse: Sun, Earth, Moon APOCALYPSE: MOON, SUN, EARTH

[@ConnorJ16]

How do i get space engine?

[@EmmaMassey-qw7ex]

Steam

[@leslieesmeralda6716]

It’s 29.99$ for the game

[@ConnorJ16]

Ok

[@ConnorJ16]

@EmmaMassey and @lesliersmeralda6716 Thanks

[@sonjeow]

Crazy how accurate this is. Love this channel.

[@martinivey6504]

Did blud just discover life on the edge of the universe? ☠️☠️☠️

[@PurifireGG]

So took astronomy in college. I know it's one class but it teaches you quite a lot. What we know for certain is that we don't know anything about what's beyond our visible edge of the observable universe. What we refer to as the observable universe is how far we receive light from galaxy's before we can't anymore. Putting this fairly simply, this is because the universe is expanding faster than the speed of light. Over the span of millions to billions to trillions of years and beyond, galaxies will grow further apart and disappear in the night sky, because the Universe is expanding faster and faster, so light will not be able to reach us from closer galaxies because space itself will be moving too fast. That being said, in astrophysics and astronomy, we learn most of the information from the Universe through different wavelengths of light. Without being able to penetrate past the observable universe, we have no idea what is actually past that besides what information we know and theoretical ideas through math. It could be the universe just keeps going forever, or there may be a hard wall, but we can't know, and we probably never will. Doesn't stop us from speculating though.

[@OFFICIAL_EAZY-C]

SUGGESTION: Recreate the geocentric solar system and see what would happen to all the planets especially earth 🪐🔭✨

[@robciubobciu]

2:53 this is the furthest humans can see its not the end

[@shinobitreecko8442]

Just think, you can explore every star, planet, star cluster, and nebula in every single one of those galaxies. Space Engine is absolutely insane. You could start a journey to explore the entirety of SE and your great great great great great great great grandchildren will still be on that journey

[@Lettcue564]

When you went to the galaxys I felt small

[@dragongaming6967]

2:43 you got that all wrong, on that planet you would see stars everywhere because thats not the " end " of the universe, it's the farthest that we can see from earth, who knows how much more there is

[@VGKFAN37]

John 3:16 New International Version For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life. Look up the shroud of Turin. It's impossible to remake and the closest they ever got to debunking it. They took a sample from the wrong piece of the cloth

[@dragongaming6967]

@@VGKFAN37 I am already Christian

[@CH1CK3N.7]

Toothless caught me off guard🔥 2:00

[@thegirly2368]

Fun fact:- You could never be at the edge of the universe or at any other galaxy other the milky way galaxy because the expansion of the universe goes faster than the speed of light

[@user-zp1se9du9z]

This is just a guess about what's outside the universe. To be honest, the universe is big enough as-is without worrying about what's outside it. It'd be hilarious if it was easier to travel to another universe rather than exploring our own.

[@johnkjs]

Chip you are the one who inspired me to like space and download space engine I m subbed

[@djdeemz7651]

Interesting thing to do is choose the date as it is then roughly figure you location and go in a straight line from that to the edge of the universe and see how long before you hit anything solid ever again.... it may well be that a direct line from your head straight up may not hit anything solid ever again and your stood on a rock with only gravity holding you on the surface....

[@Max.7199]

Suggestion: find a habitable planet as close to its star as possible.

[@user-xh4tx3li3e]

5:17 the one piece is real

[@pac-manandtheorangeghost717]

1:52 that was probably just a galactic supercluster, not the universe itself. There are countless galactic superclusters out there, separated by even more vast voids

[@Pooter555]

You can hear the dancing toothless meme

[@Retrovorious]

2:53 This isn’t what the Universe actually looks like. It’s just a program that shows what we can measure so far on Earth.

[@danielgames1027]

4:23, this man found planet namek😂

[@OMGtheelevenpizzasarestanding]

6:48 If you put that dwarf moon into a bottle of soda, it will cause a supernova

[@matthewlippold1727]

the "out of the universe" looks like our supercluster itll take way longer with that speed to get out, plus it would most likely be every visible color, even invisible ones.

[@abrahamahmed8573]

Try, I’m going to the new galaxy and then try finding two earths colliding to each other with the rings on it that would be so cool would like all of your videos

[@LCTesla]

I'd be terrified to look behind me as I back out of that mass of galaxies

[@johanneshaukanes4531]

That program is crazy. You can even go on the planets surfaces!

[@site.the-gamer]

i dont know if being at the edge of the universe would be cool, or terrifying, because it would look cool at first but then you slowly realise that behind you is nothing, absolutely nothing, an infinite empty void that if you ever got lost in it you would be floating through nothing

[@Halniek]

Regarding the first suggestion, it made me remember that I once read (and I like to believe) that in reality there would be no way of flying to the actual edge of the Universe, we would just end up back at the beginning. Basically, imagine trying to leave the surface of the Earth by moving only along the two horizontal axis and never vertically: it'd be impossible, we'd end up back where we started. The same thing happens to the Universe: we can only move in three directions and the Universe has four dimensions (or eleven or twelve, if you ask some astrophysicists), so if an astronaut travelled on the fastest starship ever in one single direction, he'd end up coming back to Earth seemingly from the other side of the Universe. The wildest consequence of this, according to some theories, is that, since the fourth dimension seems to have some weird interactions with the other three, said astronaut would arrive with his body mirrored: heart on the right side, left-handed instead of right-handed, all molecules of his body converted into their mirrored version (with all the health problems that'd cause)... Quite eldritch and terrifying, if you ask me.

[@Portland-swoop]

Find the closest earth - like planet with life unless you already have.

[@Dude_Wassup]

You can actually manage to go 3 billion LY per second by changing it to aircraft/spacecraft mode and going faster than 326 M LY per second, then switch it to free mode and you’ll be at 3 billion LY per second. You could actually go faster than that by leaving it on aircraft/spacecraft mode. Hope that helps.

[@party4lifedude]

One thing that is cool about this game is you can set the date and time to one of a solar or lunar eclipse and you can see it happen in the game, or watch it from the surface of Earth or even the moon.

[@MDAnthony434]

1:50 he says while going like 100 million times the speed of light. XD

[@RobotDude375]

This isn't actually the entire universe, its just the stuff we can see from earth. Light is insanely fast, but its not instantaneous, it takes time to travel. The farther away something away from us is, the older the version of it that we see. So the things we see at the edge of the universe from earth probably look completely different than they do there because the light that bounced off of them billions of years ago is just now reaching us. We have no idea how big the actual universe is.