TIMELAPSE OF THE FUTURE: A Journey to the End of Time [REACTION]

[@Dunkelseele]

This video always, even when inside a reaction video, makes me tear up.

[@simpleviking]

Insane video! One of the best on youtube!

[@DuckMan-rc4dm]

Same

[@sasisavocations5990]

@Robert CLS No bro, the Andromeda black hole will kill our Sagittarius A💔

[@voidrendx6601]

Dude idk why but same. I start losing it and can’t explain it why

[@nachgeben]

@@voidrendx6601 The music doesn't help! But same. Specifically, "The era of starlight comes to an end" and the evaporation of the final black hole, it's so much for me lol

[@MechanicheskiyBobyor]

2:22 Apollo footprints always give me goosebumps

[@tigeriussvarne177]

Good to see you're back. And thanks for this little existential crisis, time and space are crazy. o.O

[@simpleviking]

Always in an existential crisis!!

[@johnnyd1790]

@@simplevikingonly until you die, at the most.😅

[@JacobBatterman]

This was my first melodysheep video I watched. I love this one. Life beyond trilogy is also phenomenal, the best one of the 3 is life beyond 3 imo. Recently he also released a new video called “The Sights of Space”

[@Nebularzzz]

I first watched this original video two weeks ago, and haven’t really been able to stop thinking about it. It’s really changed my outlook and life and is still changing me. Then I watched this, your reaction to that same video, and it made me feel better. I needed to see another human experience this information and emotion the same way I did, it’s a crazy thought experiment in a way! Thank you so much for sharing your reaction to this, it made me feel slightly connected when I’m currently feeling existentialism! 😊

[@Sanquinity]

I've seen this video 4 times now, and it still captivates me every time. One of the masterpieces of youtube, imo. Some info: Gravitational wave detections: Yea it took a lot of effort to detect the first one. But once they did they found out that black hole collisions are actually pretty common. We've detected a LOT of them already. I believe a few dozen? Not entirely sure on the number. Dark matter and dark energy: Dark matter is the mysterious gravitational influence we observe around most visible matter today. As in, there is far more gravity than visible matter would suggest. We call it dark matter for now, but we don't really know what it is yet. Dark energy is the mysterious force driving the accelerating expansion of the universe. But, once again, we don't know exactly what it is yet. "Dark" in both cases both means (so far) undetectable, and unknown. "Matter" is only used because whatever that extra gravity is, it has similar properties to matter. Though we don't even know if it's actually matter. "Energy" is used because we don't have a better term for the mysterious force. Harnessing the energy of space itself: It's called zero point energy. Research is being done into it, but we haven't even come close to finding a way to harness it yet. And a personal note: I would LOVE to be a scientist. Astrophysicist to be exact. This stuff interests and captivates me to no end. Problem is, I'm not smart enough. I can't get my head around even the simple math or formulae that astrophysics deals with. All I can do is learn the simplified versions that youtube brings me through channels like PBS spacetime, the history of the universe, SciShow space, and other such channels. Sometimes articles as well of course. But hey, at least I don't watch the Cardashians or other incredibly dumb drivel like that. :P

[@simpleviking]

Thank you for all that information :D So cool!

[@SprayInk-Kreatïv-Nouveau]

29:56 Yeah, the thing is, is really possible that in my whole life I won't be able to use this information for absolutely nothing important, than just brag about knowing, It is better to enjoy life by listening and seeing what attracts your attention the most or what interests you in general while you are still alive, Although it is sad that very few people are interested in science (compared to the entire world)

[@Normadus]

Watched whole video of course !! melodysheep have many amazing videos. his series Life Beyond is also amazing and worth to watch. he puts crazy amount of work into these videos

[@simpleviking]

Thank you! Ill see if there is something else I can react to :D I feel like im watching it with you guys when I react. I enjoy it more that way :D

[@EdmundKempersDartboard]

One of my favorite videos on youtube. Right up there with History of the World. Visually it's in a league of it's own.

[@mariagoncalves905]

it's funny how scared yet how intrigued I was throughout the duration of the whole video - as someone who has zero expertise on this field (or in any other exact sciences fields tbh) knowledge like this seems almost unreal to me, so unimaginable that even with visuals it's hard to grasp .... all in all I just wanted to say this was brutally scary yet hauntingly beautiful, what a video (aaaand glad to see you back ^^)

[@Grace6767-c2r]

I showed some of my students then and a lot of them had an existential crisis lol

[@kuronaialtani]

MelodySheep is an absolute master of his craft

[@rayzen119]

3rd or 4th time watching this start to finish... each experience as precious as the 1st. This is probably my favorite video on the internet.

[@Zombiegg101]

Some people might see this and feel meaningless since we're so insignificant in the grand scheme of the universe. But I think we're some of the most significant and unique things in the history of the universe, since life exists for such a short time. Planets, stars, and black holes might outlast us by far, but unlike them we have the gift of being able to witness and experience this universe for ourselves, something that's unique only to us.

[@sphjinx1448]

As far as we are currently aware at least. If aliens do exist, there might be some with sentience and sapience like us. But as far as we are aware, we are totally unique. And that is a special thing.

[@nachgeben]

@@sphjinx1448 I don't believe this myself, but one theory believes we missed out on other intelligent races. We were born too late, so to speak. Imagine how tragic that would be? Again, I don't believe it, but I do think about that at times.

[@ihaventshoweredin6weeksbut527]

Just because we are small doesn't mean we are meaningless though. The fact that a random primate in a random place in the universe figured all this shit out is impressive

[@LukasZ_77]

Humans are not unique there will be other intelligent life in the future for ceratin remember even if life like ours exist for a short time there is still trillions of years time for other ones to arise and the universe is only 14 billion years old...we are in this short period very very very early.

[@ShilohSmith]

We’re alive guys, how amazing is that? We get to live. Be grateful always 💚

[@cjk51]

The fact that this video is freely available to everyone on this planet... Man we're so lucky

[@DreadEnder]

This truly shows the might and beauty of the universe, it puts a pit in your stomach but gives you meaning, you could potentially be or the ancestors of, the most powerful beings, in the universe

[@erikakilic5251]

stayed to the end n couldnt be nothing but fazinated amazing video keep it up n welcome back

[@simpleviking]

Awesome!! Thank you!

[@jimooijevaar6894]

Welcome Back

[@simpleviking]

Hi!

[@wutthis]

@@simpleviking Hi!

[@Hhhiiiddffj]

I want this dude as my teacher

[@simpleviking]

me too

[@campidor]

Glad to see you back Michael. I certainly enjoyed watching this video with you.

[@GuardianOfRlyeh]

I know the content of melodysheep for years now - absolutely stunning stuff - even after the nth time seeing it :)

[@simpleviking]

Haha it was truly amazing!

[@marialejandrasalazarsalas]

I already watched that video a couple of years ago, but your reaction was so incredible, you captured my attention since second one and you got a new subscriber here 😊 from 🇨🇴 . I don't know if you reacted to "Children of Planet Earth" from them, is a mix with the sounds of the Voyager's golden disks, absolutely amazing video too.

[@Riga_xD.]

im watched until the end too. i agree with you, in our time so much knowledge and information in the Internet, but people sadly dont have enough curiosity to watch this masterpiece. thanks for the reaction. keep it up.

[@702boi]

Not many people are open minded to science unfortunately.

[@silasmcgee3647]

I will happily without question rewatch this video several different times just to see several different KZbinrs React because the video is that good I'll even watch it over multiple times and replay certain parts when watching it by itself

[@bettifunfar1362]

this video (as many times I have watched it) always gives me chills and makes me emotional. Melodysheep is a fantastic channel! Their theory of the moon is interesting as well you should watch it i am curious of your reaction and thoughts even though it is not your field.

[@lexudary.]

When I saw this video for the first time I had an existential crisis for a week

[@alancowie1343]

Beautiful reaction to a beautiful video. Agree with you about the Kardashian’s! WTF world? Just mind blowing expanse of time. Wonderful. ❤

[@UrielManX7]

"And ppl watch the Kardashian's" That killed me XD

[@testtest2015]

Heyyy you are back!:) Hope it is all fine with you, we are happy to see you and i love your content!! I am looking forward to see more content of you again, but dont let yourself be pressured;)

[@simpleviking]

So much pressure!!! ;)

[@legoboi-jd2jj]

literally any doomsday story is 1000000 times less terrifying than this

[@MsPhilodox]

That was amazing. Long, short, your content is super (massively) engaging.

[@ShilohSmith]

I’m one of those people that finds resounding peace and comfort in the knowledge that all of my small problems that seems so large really are meaningless in the grand scale of it all. I believe dark energy is the energy of life itself, souls of all living things that have been and ever will be. The more we experience, discover and create the bigger the universe becomes. The more we want to see the more space is given to explore. We are all the universe individually experiencing itself, all separate parts of the same whole.

[@djimson8929]

stayed, because i witnessed this video when it just came out. It's truly a good perspective of how small we are as stardust in this giant Ocean we call universe...

[@neilburgess9652]

stayed til the end and it was enthralling

[@alecmeden6325]

You mentioned at one point “what if there was a way to harness dark energy”. Unfortunately, since it’s everywhere, that’s very hard to do, not energy gradient, no “cold reservoir” without that energy. Best we can do is hold plates very close together to suppress casimir energy, but since those require force to hold apart, it would end up being a battery at best.

[@_Stargazer_.]

Bro .. English please 🙏

[@alecmeden6325]

@@_Stargazer_. it’s just hard with how short youtube makes comments. Basically, to get work outta a source of power, there needs to be a hot side and a cold side. Energy flows from the hot to the cold side, and you extract power from that flow. Literally every engine works that way. But since dark energy is everywhere, there’s no area where it’s colder, so u can’t run any engine with it. It’s useless. U can create little spots without this energy by holding two metal plates really close together, and that emptiness causes them to be pushed together (the dope sounding “casimir effect”) but that only really works as a battery and is pretty useless.

[@Saeki2001]

So is dark energy absolute zero? Cause in the video it says that as the universe expands dark energy does not dilute away, so that would mean no matter where you go in the universe there will be dark energy, so if dark energy emits any kind of temperature wouldn't that mean absolute zero will never be possible @@alecmeden6325

[@kuarifu]

Really love your reaction! Idk but your analysis could help me understand some parts of the video! Many thanks! ❤️🙏😀

[@oxeye8891]

My absolute favorite reaction to this video. I agree with everything you say 100%. And yes watched the entire thing!

[@adjudicator4766]

Bro welcome back dude we missed you 😢

[@simpleviking]

hi :D

[@SpeckO_Stardust]

The existentiality slowly occuring to you over the course of this video

[@mountainclimb]

'And people watch The Kardashians?!?!' 😆

[@JamievanZutphen]

Im glad you and your nice room are back with an epic video

[@sabex_og]

And people kills each other or themselves just because of anger or depression? We are just a molecule compared to this universe. We are not alone. The time is limited to us but not to the Universe. Just enjoy your life as you wish. Actually idk why, but this original video brought tears into my eyes, not of joy or sadness, but of meaningless.

[@DementedOST]

‘Creating new life even though that thing is dying’ so deep 😮

[@TBomb15]

fun fact: recent estimations of betelgeuse suggest that it mighty go supernove within 100 year and not 1,000,000 years. we might get to see the brightest ever supernova of earth within our lifetimes.

[@notfukinghappy]

Welcome back king! i started a new school and my new teacher reminds me so much of you lol

[@simpleviking]

Haha that's awesome! I think... :D

[@Rougeer]

i stayed for the entire thing, it was amazing.

[@jmeszi4159]

I feel as though thinking there is nothing past the observable universe is like flat earthers thinking you’d fall off the earth after you reach the outer limits of what has been explored

[@FeoSayllor]

Thanks you for reaction, really enjoed it

[@ThatSentinel]

It is a beautiful melody. It is insane how the story of humanity or the entire earth can be just summed up in under one minute. It is quite an existential feeling, how small and meaningless we really are. It is a story that seems to go on forever. And even in the end, there is still a force or space, that is bigger than we can imagine. Even bigger, than the story itself.

[@ivanbarrera4689]

Sin duda es el mejor video que he visto en mi vida

[@NOT_UNKNOWN4]

Well i asked an ai the speed of universe and he said 200million per second.

[@Mikaelmikalonia]

Ahh now KZbin didn't tell me you uploaded a new video. But nice that you liked (among other things) my suggestion. :D

[@dotdotdot...176]

melodysheep is a treasure trove.

[@GameOX-i7u]

19:41 imagine this happens on january first😭😭

[@shanwyn]

Welcome back, glad you're okay.. Greetings from ch

[@simpleviking]

Haha thank you! Greetings

[@bruhi4914]

How have you been bro, good to have you back

[@simpleviking]

Cheers thank you :D

[@llamaguygames140]

"And people watch the Kardashians" Killed me🤣

[@xela953]

applying the laws of natural selection and evolution on earth to what is beyond the universe makes a lot of sense, universes could just be in the process of natural selection

[@jordanlewis4239]

so the percentage that we living right now would be the .0s would be almost infinite and unfathomable to think about that's so cool and scary. For the people born between 2000-2010 like myself who were born into internet, and technology and not knowing anything before it. It means we have one of the most important roles known to man. Having to go through the technological era of us just figuring out what to do with it like literally we are kids handling technology like we know it when we do not, and it's only the begging for everything science, entertainment and so much more. We will teach the next generation to do better as the grow into the future of tech and more until we do better as a species and live on as one. I feel at some point in our lifetime we will see less fighting and political bull crap all over and we learn to grow as a species. So we can understand more of our amazing universe

[@WingManFang1]

Matter cannot be created or Destroyed, it is simply converted to a different form of energy. Infinity cannot cease to exist as we know it without continuously recycling

[@SpatulaFingies]

Can you imagine being a form of intelligent life in these final periods of the universe. Just fleets of vagrant ships/stations trying to navigate to the nearest possible last source of energy. Hell. Even being at the point where you would know that this one last close black hole would be the only remaining source of power and your survival and you know its life is near the end

[@FrostbitexP]

Not sure how much they'd care. They'd likely be living in virtual universes, living as gods. Even time might not be the same. 1 year inside a virtual universe could feel like 1000 years in the virtual one. They'd practically have an eternity to do whatever they wished. And by the time there's no more energy to create, id imagine they'd be fairly content.

[@marii8282]

but i dont get why all the stars eventually die, cause when a star goes supernova (the star has to be 2,5 times bigger than our sun) the remains is just the core surrounded by gas and dust. and outta thatgas and dust, new stars are born. So theres this cycle, when a star dies, a new star is born.

[@minnowspoon]

I 👀 to the bitter end. Too much stuff, everything everywhere, so everyone watches same channels/content. Glad I found yours 👍 .. almost forgot, everytime! Everybody.. ok, that got old fast.. Ev.. 💣💥🇫🇮

[@simpleviking]

Haha cheers!

[@TheStormyClouds]

From Earth it would be the brightness of a full moon on a clear day, not it literally giving off the same light at the same distance. So daytime would be the same brightness as a night with a full moon. Life could still survive on planets that are quite close to the star.

[@lenos_26]

I love these video's keep going Michael

[@simpleviking]

Cheers :D

[@Arcticninja123]

why would the stars die off? theyre made constantly lol vry human way of thinking

[@jennifercaust6872]

Haha I watched to the end! Enjoy your little conclusion rant on how sad it is that people watch reality shows rather than content about science 😂 although I agree, maybe it’s the only way to cope with the emptiness 😅

[@SepticEmpire]

It’s the witness He’s the mysterious force

[@dnbpimaz2dnbpimaz227]

i cry my eyes out always

[@MechanicheskiyBobyor]

You definitely should react to mrlodysheeps other video, „Life Beyond 3 in search of Giants“ is one of the two greatest of his, you watched the other in this video (also there are 3 parts of life beyond by they are absolutely not connected to each other, just having the similar topics and the third is the best)

[@jeanmouloude]

everytime i watch this video it makes me feel like shit, it terrify me, i legit made a friend have a mental breakdown by watching it with him x) just realise the absolute infinite of the universe, even some of the theories in the video were proven wrong, we dont even know whats gonna happen, we arent even sure if the sun will expand at some point in its life, everything we know now could be totaly wrong in the future

[@sasisavocations5990]

"And the people watch Kardashians" - Simple Viking

[@Ender7j]

The coolest part of the whole video isn’t eve touched on much. When time becomes meaningless, there will still be random quantum fluctuations. Given that all possible fluctuations would eventually happen, one of those fluctuations that could result in the birth of a new universe will inevitably happen. From a temporally based point of view like our own, the eternity it takes for all those fluctuations to happen would be instantaneous…the instant time becomes meaningless, a new universe would be born. Couple that with the theory that there are ‘fingerprints’ on the CMB of some event before the Big Bang…maybe that’s what we are in…

[@gabiscarlat5170]

On this subject, there is a short story: The Last Question by Isaac Asimov. For me was amazing to read it, and I never could anticipate the final. if you'll read it maybe you can make a video about that.

[@anaisc8733]

You should react to more of melodysheep videos, they are amazing.

[@jamesmmcgill]

Good to see you back

[@simpleviking]

Thanks :D

[@OVDutile]

Ppl being born 4.5b years later: bruh why is our star massive???

[@thepalebluedot4171]

@29:45 കുട്ടിക്കാലത്തിന്റെ ആദ്യനാളുകൾ മുതൽ കത്തുന്ന ജിജ്ഞാസയും ഭാവനയും ഉള്ള ആളുകൾക്ക് മാത്രമേ പുതിയ അജ്ഞാതമായ അറിവുകൾക്കായി തിരയാനുള്ള ശക്തമായ പ്രവണത ഉണ്ടാകൂ. എന്നാൽ മറ്റ് ഭൂരിഭാഗം ആളുകളും ക്ലീഷെ സമൂഹത്തിന്റെയും അതിന്റെ വിവിധ വിഡ്ഢിത്തങ്ങളുടെയും വേലിയേറ്റങ്ങൾക്കൊപ്പം അന്ധമായി ഒഴുകും.

[@dotdotdot...176]

I stayed for the entire video

[@Artfusionary]

wait... we couldn't be the first ones to create the mathematically possible baby universe?

[@AKSebi2]

Please check out to "Timelapse of the universe" from Melodysheep

[@Nforcer524]

"And people watch the Kardashians...." beautiful.

[@jamesgiles4517]

The universe is expanding faster than the speed of light It's just that it has expanded so much that its *spreading matter apart* faster than the speed of the light

[@josephphillips7052]

Next Timelapse of the entire universe then the secret history of the moon.

[@MechanicheskiyBobyor]

Dude, if you didn’t interest yourself in this topics and yet was able to predict some things here, you pretty damn smart man no kidding

[@spearmint4093]

its my favorite moive i love it so much seen it like 5 times

[@cubxenoyt4556]

photons aren't made up of atoms they are energy not quite the same and as such they don't have protons to decay, they can however eventually expend the energy they started with until they reach a state of equilibrium and then no longer visible become inert

[@cubxenoyt4556]

also as far as the difference between dark matter and dark energy, dark matter is highly condensed and hard to detect material that is suggested may be non-baryonic in make up, dark energy we have little idea of the make up of and have no idea if it relates to dark matter at all

[@OVDutile]

The 2.4b years later one scared me a little bit

[@cat123yeah]

I'm gonna be crying if it happens one day

[@nachgeben]

Rewriting science is entirely different from rewriting history. Good scientists should always be seeking to rewrite science in light of true, hard facts.

[@chrisbrandt9334]

I'm glad, you are still alive 😅

[@simpleviking]

kicking and breathing

[@coldcanida]

i kinda wish the video focused more on what will happen to earth but i still enjoyed the video it was really nice. 👍

[@simpleviking]

Oh that would be interesting!!

[@shinjia5724]

One day, we relize that we inside a cultivator body...

[@itsjustpanda6040]

glad you back men

[@simpleviking]

Thanks!

[@Fullmetal85]

Absolutely incredible existence is but you have to wonder what is the purpose of it all. At that point, i ask what's the point of the Universe existing in the first place? I question it a lot and my brain hurts. 😵‍💫

[@ravenwda007]

We already have the energy to construct another universe. Dark Energy Need to figure out how to use it

[@simpleviking]

Should be a piece of cake!

[@TBomb15]

scary fact: 97% of stars have already been born.

[@aidenschembri]

I saw it all till the end.

[@Idk_idk22268]

White Dwarf (Sun):I miss you guys so much :(