Timelapse of the Future Reaction

[@XentriaNova]

I love how the girl is baffled all the way through whereas the guy is trying to convince he won’t be alive by then by checking the years to not get an existential crisis.

[@TheComander5]

You could not have possibly found a weirder way to phrase that

[@dragonmationsjcg8785]

They say there names in the beginning of the video..

[@holymosey2556]

Shit, I'd be too. I mean, I am quite baffled 😂

[@Quwucuqin]

It's so poetic

[@captainfunktastic2255]

"The universe will not end with a bang, but with a whimper; and not with fire, but with ice". That sets the tone for this weapons grade existential dread I feel right now. Lol

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

😂🤗 we will be long gone before then….if it makes you feel any better 😬

[@Mikropp159]

ah don't worry it's not true anyway according to some new info from the james webb telescope ~~ aparantly it looks like the whole big bang theory doesn't work anymore :D Edit: jeez guys im not an idiot i wasn't being serious stop correcting me 10 months later ö.0 i get it you can't tell that kinda stuff over the internet but even if i was being serious i think i would've understood after the first couple corrections no? ....

[@user-tf2wd1eh3g]

@@Mikropp159 Actually, don't get caught up in nice attention grabbing headlines from our friendly entertainment science articles. Big Bang is still numero uno in our understanding of what happened, nothing shown from Webb has changed that. Maybe that'll change at some point, but it hasn't yet.

[@flapdrol75]

Lets be real, this is all theory and not fact.

[@flapdrol75]

@@user-tf2wd1eh3g Still the big bang is a theory. Not fact.

[@user-cu3jk6qx5w]

Timelapse of the Future is my favourite video on youtube. It's just so calming and beautiful. It makes me feel this feeling of wonder and excitement but also loneliness and finality. Also the end quote it closes on is just so beautiful and perfect. Gosh i love space so much!

[@Kenny6852]

It’s not my favourite video but it is my favourite time lapse video.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

😎🤩

[@jordywoody14]

I wish they didn't have the multiverse theory in here

[@kokushibo7464]

same

[@NocnaGlizda]

Oh boy. Not for me. It's depressing and sad.

[@artistanthony1007]

Life Beyond Chapter II is honestly Melody Sheep's best video I've seen with the most insane opening and his designs of Alien Life are God Tier, he includes a Xenomorph but puts his own twist on it which makes it look different and his own.

[@OzoneTheLynx]

yes his life beyond series is amazing (and chapter 2 especially).

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

We will have to check that series out 🙂

[@OzoneTheLynx]

@@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2 Yey :D

[@artistanthony1007]

@@OzoneTheLynx 1 is good but 2 is what really caught my eye and his designs for 3 are also God Tier especially his idea of a Type IV or Universal Civilization and it really is impossible to understand what is a living creature and just something in space.

[@dylan9371]

how about chapter 3?

[@Uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu01]

Pure Masterpiece, always gets me teary eyes, kinda feels almost ilegal to watch this for free.

[@potchoybarredo4291]

Yes we Don't see the future

[@HezzyXxc]

Illegal.

[@stuartcollins82]

melodysheep has been one of my favourite channels for years, it's just excellent for inspiration

[@draugr789]

Something that always will bring tears to my eyes is that even black holes, as mighty as they are, they are also meant to meet an end, an inescapable fate that everything that exist must face, this videos are magnificent.

[@KozmoCraft]

"Atom smasher"... Hydron collider in the corner chuckling

[@TheSylveonSurfer]

I've seen this video before and it is, bar none, the most hypnotizing video on the platform. It doesn't matter if the model and predictions eventually become inaccurate through new information but the video itself is downright hypnotic.

[@NetTubeUser]

I've watched many video reactions about this fantastic video made by Melodysheep, and I can tell you that the sound on your KZbin channel is amazing! It sounds like a spatial stereo! (90% of video reactions on KZbin are in mono, not in stereo, strangely enough, believe it or not, and I don't know why). Plus, the sound between your reaction and the video is well-balanced! Even your video settings are very good. Well contrasted, gamma is perfect, and the colors are very good. Do not change anything! Congratulations! It's always a pleasure to watch your video reactions.

[@FlipsideShenanigans]

When I watched this, I teared up and thought, ‘It’s so sad, it’s so beautiful, it’s everything.’

[@gimo6881]

This is all fake (The most debunked theory of all), the universe is infinite and eternal, since the more it expands, the more complex and varied it becomes, so its energy, heat and complexity spread without limits no borders everywhere. the multiverse If you don't believe me, check out The Janus Point of Julian Barbour. And, a black Hole don't evaporate just like that, it turns into a White hole and pukes all the energy and matter go back to the universe.

[@kevamaru]

antarctica melts: “oh that’s really bad” major asteroid impact: “that’s worse” lol i really enjoy the video! your reactions to everything are very entertaining. especially when it’s about topics i love (like space / time stuff) keep it up!

[@JNB0723]

Both would end 99% of life

[@lordchipo]

I've seen this video like 10 times and it still gives me an existential crisis

[@Caldera01]

I have multiple notes on this. 1. Dark Energy might not be just 1 type of energy. It's just an amalgamate of all energies we know exists, but have no information on. We have no method of saying for sure if it's all 1 type of energy, or multiple kind, so this term represents all possibilities. The same goes for Dark Matter, which is an entirely (But very similar) concept from Dark Energy. The Dark part doesn't mean it's nefarious, evil, or bad, it's 'Dark' because we cannot detect, or interact with it. We know it's there due to how stellar objects behave. It seems there's a lot more matter in the Universe than we know of. Kind of like how we know wind is a thing, because we can see trees behave strangely even if we can't see it. 2. While the Big Rip is never going to be anything good, we don't know what happens after a Big Crunch. My personal favorite theory (Even if there is very little evidence to support it, but it's not disproven yet either) is that we get a new Big Bang after a Big Crunch and our universe is in a cyclic motion. This Big Bang we live in right now wouldn't necessarily even be the first one this universe has gone through. 3. Time is already meaningless. According to Einstein, time is just a 4th dimension, very similar to the other dimensions of space. What I mean is that just like with space, there is nothing technically stopping you from moving back and forth (Or even other directions?) as modern theories about time tells us that time has no direction at all. We experience time as moving forward, but I personally believe that is purely because of our limited physical minds. We're only able to experience time like that, but it's not the true nature of time. The way I see it, every single second is as real and current as the one we're currently on. What I mean by that is that every past second physically exists, solid and motionless and what we experience is like a vinyl record player's needle going through the grooves of a vinyl record. We are the grooves on the vinyl record and the needle is how we experience our lives. Even if the needle forcibly skips, jumps, or goes backwards, it doesn't change the grooves and it continues to experience the grooves as if nothing happened and everything continued linearily.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Which is why untold multiverses have to exist because if the past is happening the same time as the present and multiple outcomes for all the different living creatures exists or else everything is just predetermined. Brain already hurting 🤯

[@Caldera01]

@@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2 Quite so. But even if there are no other alternative time boxes, we had free will on the first playthrough that carved the grooves in the first place. It's only "replays" that are predetermined.

[@StefSubZero270]

Can you elaborate more on these points?

[@Caldera01]

@@StefSubZero270 I recommend Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey with Neil deGrasse Tyson. While I am very enthusiastic with these things, I could never explain these things with the clarity actual experts do.

[@Caldera01]

@@StefSubZero270 Here's a really good clip about the illusion of time: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rKPUnoClfpWqodU

[@TheRadex27]

I got chills as soon as music started :D

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

☺️

[@DreadEnder]

Ahh this was a great one! Truly satisfying and also terrifying with plenty of existential crises, they made one about life soon after which is just as much satisfying but with out the existential crisis!

[@ASithLordd]

woh woah wooah wow...WOAH. So happy to see you guys get to this video. I absolutely looove the videos from MelodySheep. I think you guys would really enjoy his Life Beyond series (3 parts). Keep being awesome!

[@genostellar]

"Nothing happens... an it continues to not happen forever." This line at the end fills me with such a strong sense of defeat and sadness. I hate the thought of it. The idea that the universe will eventually reach that point is unbearable. It makes it so the whole thing might as well have never happened in the first place, and possibly never did. There certainly won't be anyone around to know if it happened or not. I really hope for something to happen that somehow preserves the fact that anything happened and that a new life somewhere will be able to see and understand it.

[@aoteren]

Seriously, sometimes I enjoy watching you guys react to it more than watching the video itself) Loved the fact that one of the things you took from it is that any one person's time within this universe is amazingly limited, so we better make best of what we have. This is something I strongly agree with. As an optimist, I do want to add something. So there's this thing in quantum physics that I heard about called quantum tunneling. For lack of a better and simpler description, that's basically like teleportation that particles can perform at random. So, even in an empty universe, in which all particles are in the same state and literally nothing ever happens anymore, where "time becomes meaningless", there will still be a non-zero chance of some gazillion particles quantum tunneling to a single point within space, which in turn will initiate a new Big Bang, creating a new universe. Hope that's what's gonna happen)

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

That’s very cool about quantum tunneling 😀 And so glad you enjoy the reactions as much or more than the videos we watch 🥳🥳☺️🤗

[@sarthakmohanty997]

What "particles" are you talking about? It couldn't be particles of matter because matter won't be existing at that stage. The only "particles" that would exist at that time would be photons. Are those the "particles" you are talking about?

[@nathanmitchell7961]

Been waiting ages for this! Thanks guys

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

🤗😀🥳

[@IroAppe]

Well, this is the story that we can craft with the knowledge of today. They have taken science and have extrapolated it to unbelievable ranges. Of course it will be different, I count on it. In 100 years people might watch this video and talk about it the same way, we now talk about the people in medieval time thinking that the earth is flat. And that atoms are the smallest things there are for example (atoms=the smallest indivisible parts). And now we are literally splitting these atoms to extract energy from it. And I think that's the exciting part. And I think one must see the video like that. It is an amazing story. I enjoyed it so much.

[@queen-lilyorjiako268]

People in the medieval times didn't think the earth was flat, we already knew it was round by the time of the ancient greeks

[@whyyoumadbro2370]

I like how the video implies that the Universe starts it's life as bright and hopeful then later on becomes dark and depressing. Just like a human nowadays

[@DreadEnder]

This whole video is basically a fan made animation using tons of different documentaries and series For example; 7:17 this is an animation made by compiling hundreds of photos of a neutron star collision taken over months

[@Rising_Pho3nix_23]

Our entire galactic cloud (cloud of galaxies, less than what Hubble sees) could snap out of existence and the cosmos wouldn't even notice. That's how small we really are. The Cosmic Calendar is a way of representing the universe's timeline on a 1-year scale. Big Bang starts on the stroke of midnight, new years. Today is the stroke of midnight the following year. On that scale, humans arrived on December 31st, 23:49:29. To put into a human lifetime scale, ALL of human life is so young that it is still being cleaned up from being born. A baby with the cord still attached. That's what humanity is. Imagine how far we still have to go. Imagine how much we have to learn, to grow, to mature. For all of our advancements and setbacks, wars and communities, fears and dreams, loves and hates, we humans are still having our "baby's first cry". We are still clinging to our dramas, the only life we have ever known. We were just born 10 minutes ago. We are not ready to open our eyes. But when we finally do, oh the wonders we will find. As Neil Tyson put it, I am not kept awake at night by the things I don't know, but by the things I don't know that I don't know. If you had never heard of an air plane, would you even consider learning how air traffic control works? We know sooooooo little about the universe.

[@MsBerries25]

You guys had the same reaction I had; eyes wide, eyebrows up, curiosity, wonder, and sadness all in one expression. I've watched this 3x and it's still the most beautiful science video on YT

[@ArvindRajAgnosticAtheist]

*Antartica melts* "Oh, that's gonna be bad. *Major asteroid impact* "That's worse." 😂😂😂

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

All perspective 😜

[@xela953]

pick your poison i guess lol

[@mindsout]

OMG I've been waiting for you guys to react to melodysheep for so long! I love it I love it I love iiiiiit

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

🙂🤗

[@dan.dandan]

this is like my favorite video to ever exist tbh

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

This type of video or just this video in particular? 🤔🙂

[@PumpkinJack88]

Man, that was sad but really cool.

[@makeouthill312]

Its a great work. And my great respect to the Cameraman he is a hero!

[@TBomb15]

I've watched this video over 50 times, but i still cry every time.

[@dvdmakinson]

thanks guys, it was nice to watch it with someone.

[@TurokRevolution]

The Life Beyond videos by MelodySheep are awesome, I recommend watching them too!

[@artistanthony1007]

1 is pretty good but not as good as 2 or even 3.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Look forward to checking those out 🙂

[@mr.k2202]

I have been waiting for this for so long! Thank you so much!

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Our pleasure 🥳🥳

[@qwertycrusader2740]

This is a very fascinating subject that I myself have on and off studied, I personally believe the universe would just end up being a Big Crunch. The Big Crunch could kick start a new universe in our universe’s place. Space is terrifying but if you look at it from my perspective, everything is going according to plan.

[@jordywoody14]

It doesn't make sense to me that the universe started from nothing. Something has to create these atoms.

[@qwertycrusader2740]

@@jordywoody14 Other things did exist before our universe formed we just don’t know where they came from

[@Emma-R]

Big crunch is the least likely possibility, because dark energy keeps growing. I combine this video with the theories of Roger Penrose for my view on the universe: the infinite expansion will eventually be instantaneously reversed into a new big bang, and the maximum amount of dark energy and absence of matter will be instantaneously inverted. A repeating proces that has been going on forever and will be going on forever.

[@Saeki2001]

@@qwertycrusader2740 We probably will never know, maybe one day we find out how our universe was created, but who put that there, then who put that thing there and so on, who knows maybe we are a child universe from a successful universe

[@SeasonedRookie]

@@Saeki2001If child universes are possible then it’s extremely likely that we are in one.

[@dudermcdudeface3674]

A comforting thought against the dread this inspires: The universe right now already is "cold, dark, and empty" compared to what it was in the past, yet it doesn't seem that way, so it's impossible to know what exotic new forms of existence can emerge as circumstances change.

[@Voltorb1993]

From a point of view of such a hypothetical life form, we basically still live during the Big Bang. In a universe that is way hotter and full of stuff than it could imagine.

[@dudermcdudeface3674]

@@Voltorb1993 Best to assume that time is life and just explore for all the time and space that is available.

[@andreasgaming9765]

Glad u got the time to react to this masterpiece ^^ I would recommend checking for the secret history of the moon and the life beyond series

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

😎👍😀

[@sushileafbeats]

​@@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2 Please oh please. LIFE BEYOND trilogy by the same creator, melodysheep... makes this video feel like child's play.

[@kadenlynn6928]

I was waiting for this beautiful video, thank christ

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

🤗😊

[@dnbpimaz2dnbpimaz227]

true , we are so lucky to be here!

[@chikushodiz91]

Watching this video made me appreciate all the little things and live by second to second

[@kentuckyfloyd7990]

our big bang may just be one of many multiple big bangs throughout the universe life

[@andybiz4273]

My favorite comment on the original video is something along the lines of "I came here to learn and ended up leaving with an existential crisis"

[@ShilohSmith]

Life is truly a miracle, and yet we spend it destroying the earth, killing and torturing each other, arguing over religions and gods. Take advantage of the other forms of life around us and forget how short life truly is. Experience your life, as much as you can. That’s the point of life, to LIVE.

[@tricktap8502]

The blackhole fireworks is just God thanking everyone and everything for being a part of his experiment.

[@TheRhuen]

If it makes anyone feel better the distant future here is only based on current understanding of physics, we learn new things all the time about the universe, the mysteries of the quantum fields and the quantum foam it's self, we have no idea how so many black holes have gotten larger than they should be able to given the current age of the universe and how we theorize as their only methods of gaining mass. And the biggest kicker all of this is only referring to the five to fifteen percent of the universe's matter we can currently detect and how we know that matter to act. Also the unproven theory of proton decay. If Protons don't decay then that ending will be a bit different. Also the theories that the universe in the absence of mass is triggered to produce more as all particles are expressions of the quantum foam, their absent may set off a new big bang as it were, among other theories as more is learned about the universe and quantum mechanics.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Yeah this is a very cool video but only based on current theories and knowledge which always changes. Still. The amount we know and can “predict” is pretty wild 😀🤩

[@zatozatoichi7920]

This is the video you go to when you want a little existential crisis.

[@FireBlow7561]

the ending of that video almost made me actually cry😢😢🥺

[@gavinguitar2194]

Made me think. I thought where am I amongst that billionth of billionth among everything in the Univerese....right here & now. Make the most of it. Choose life. Choose your future.🙋🎸

[@sadgfasdg542]

never worry about death, there was billios of years before we were born and billions of years after it. it will feel the same.. all we can do is make the most of it in the few decades we get to be alive and try to be a good person. cherish your loved ones and be a good role model.

[@jamlym4974]

My first time watching that video, I was just wondering where it was all leading. I never thought it would've ended the way it did.

[@PiterDeVries668]

Antarctica melts "Oh no that's gonna be bad..." *MAJOR asteroid impact* "That's worse..." LOFAO! Love you guys, thank yall for the laughs, we can use'em right now!

[@alecmeden6325]

Fun fact: if the thanos snap really decayed the protons of it’s victims, they’d actually explode in brilliant nuclear detonations. If we could decay protons prematurely (a process that hypothetical particles called Monopoles *might* be able to do if they exist) then we would be able to turn any matter into radiation, releasing vast amounts of energy per unit of mass.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Marvel/Disney needs to do their research 🔬 😏 Nice fun fact!

[@lavaboatcubesupportsukrain7539]

I know I’m really late but isn’t that how nuclear fission works?

[@alecmeden6325]

@@lavaboatcubesupportsukrain7539 great question! Fission actually splits and atom, so protons and neutrons get moved around (knocked out of the atom at tremendous speeds!) but they do not actually decay into less massive particles. A proton can become a neutron, or vise versa, if energy is applied the right way, but a proton decaying into, say, a gamma ray (a very powerful flash of light) has not yet been observed, only theorized.

[@victorcapel2755]

"Come for the cool graphics of super volcanos and asteroid impacts, stay for the existentiall dread"

[@josiahricafrente585]

Melody Sheep’s Sights of Space and Sounds of Space are both really good watches too.

[@mvg0407]

Moral of the story: There is no happy ending, so enjoy the time you get on this tiny earth.

[@CrazyInWeston]

I have seen this video by Melody Sheep 6 times now. And its that line "Time becomes meaningless" that gets me every time. Just think, that if this is an accurate way (from what we know of) There is no point to time. Its useful to us as Humans on Earth while our species are here but in the grand scheme of things. Its nothing. Its meaningless! Because think of it this way... Even time dies in the end, hence the statement! When EVERYTHING ELSE has died/gone... Time itself will die.

[@acircle1542]

This video is very enlightening in many ways. Many people are already accustomed to life until they get delusions that they will live forever, forgetting and not wanting to accept that everything will be wiped out in time. This video could get them out of those delusions back to reality.

[@HexxKnight]

so fun fact here is its currently being looked into on white holes a phenomena where everything a black hole consumes is spit back out to birth a new playing field for life and stuff.its been a lil recorded that while a black hole has been consuming things that at some point on the far other side of the universe(reletively near for blackholes but far from us) there was a recorded white hole spitting out space dust.so there a balance between everything and nothingness,entity vs entropy (hope im using that right)

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Very cool fun fact 😀

[@gimo6881]

This video is all fake (The most debunked theory of all), the universe is infinite and eternal, since the more it expands, the more complex and varied it becomes, so its energy, heat and complexity spread without limits no borders everywhere. the multiverse If you don't believe me, check out The Janus Point of Julian Barbour. And, a black Hole don't evaporate just like that, it turns into a White hole and pukes all the energy and matter go back to the universe.

[@HexxKnight]

@@gimo6881 ya... i said that and that doesnt invalidate this info in this video.. its just outdated at best smh

[@gimo6881]

@@HexxKnight a

[@dustinprice648]

I like the static state theory (I think that's what it is called) where everything evaporates to the finest nothing, and that nothing pressure is like 2 sheets of nothing connecting, into a new big bang.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

😯

[@dustinprice648]

@@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2 and I tried to find it, I think I was referring to instead the Ekpyrotic (membrane) theory, and the static state theory is more about the expansion of the universe (still learning it though :)

[@jnternaI]

if there’s was anything i could wish to fully understand in this life it would our universe there is just an unlimited amount of awnsers, theory’s, questions and endless mystery’s home to our universe i think trying to fully comprehend everything would destroy your brain

[@jdogx211]

If your interested in reacting to something both fascinating and often mind blowing, I would suggest Biblaridon s Alien Biosphere. It explains how to create your own planet and environment and the lifeforms they've imagined would inhabit it. Admittedly, ghe first few episodes are a bit slow, but that's becouse he's first creating the planet and then starting of with single cell germs. Don't worry though, they gain traction fast.

[@rodeljrcastillon6153]

Proton decaying: I'm gonna die *disappeared (dies)

[@devinburns2535]

A Zombie Star is a kind of star that is created when a star explodes in a Type 1ax supernova, but the star isn't obliterated. Instead, the star matter doesn't completely disperse. A star remains. The remaining star is referred to as a zombie star. The zombie star can become a Vampire Star by consuming fuel and energy from a nearby star to revive itself. It gets its name from the supernatural creation where the monster has died but comes back alive to feast on the living

[@Skoll_30]

I remember when i first saw this the ending made me cry

[@arnorrian1]

When the last black hole dies Death will be there to see it off, and lock the door.

[@ctakitimu]

No wonder we haven't detected alien life with that massive timespan!

[@ravenwda007]

Sometimes you have to suck it up and accept reality. Whatever this is, that we're here and alive, is not normal and pure chance.

[@SuperLonewolf25]

This has become my favorite reaction cause i have never saw this video and i love outerspace...

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Glad you got to see the video with us 😀

[@mothified1676]

I still think the universe just resets at its death and gets remade through another big bang, eventually. In nothing, there's still something. And that something has an eternity to "accidentally" restart, even if everything is reduced to particles. In fact, our moment in the Universe, technically, is still a part of big bang. We still get sparks, things still pop into existence, albeit slowly. And once those things get reduced to the essence of everything, then the whole thing can eventually restart. Think of it like a snow globe. Stillness is before the universe, big bang is the hand that shakes, the universe is motion, until stillness returns.... And eventually, someone will shake the snow globe again. Its contents are still there, hidden in stillness

[@ShilohSmith]

This video brings me peace and comfort. All our problems are so small and insignificant in the grand scale of everything. I believe in proton decay primarily because spontaneous combustion is a legitimate phenomenon. I think it gives the theory some merit even if it’s only a small amount.

[@gimo6881]

This is all fake (The most debunked theory of all), the universe is infinite and eternal, since the more it expands, the more complex and varied it becomes, so its energy, heat and complexity spread without limits no borders everywhere. the multiverse If you don't believe me, check out The Janus Point of Julian Barbour. And, a black Hole don't evaporate just like that, it turns into a White hole and pukes all the energy and matter go back to the universe.

[@ShilohSmith]

@@gimo6881 whatever man

[@gimo6881]

@@ShilohSmith ☹️

[@makkusu-_-]

Please react to more of Melodysheep, like the Life Beyond series or also the secret history of the moon or the sound of space or also the little videos he has, I WOULD LIKE VERY MUCH. THANK YOU!!!!!

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Thanks for the recommendation for more melodysheep 😀

[@makkusu-_-]

@@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2 😁😁

[@demonslayer1242]

18:40 is Stephen Hawking

[@JMCV07]

its easier to know whas gonna happen in general terms with the universe than to know the future weather.

[@DidierWierdsma6335]

Not going to lie this was beautiful and scary at the same time an interesting topic that's for sure the universe is both marvelous and scary WOW. Other than that a great reaction/video keep up the great work👍 And greetings from the Netherlands🇳🇱

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Perfect description for the video 🤩😨

[@josemorales5117]

I can recognize most scientists voice overs is exciting

[@garitube09]

Time kills everything and apparently it ends up killing itself..!

[@splat_0187]

You guys should watch Life Beyond 1,2, and 3. Btw really love your videos keep it up

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Thanks so much! 🙂😊 We Don want to dive into that series eventually 🤗

[@이규헌-s3c]

23:40 'a big RI⬆️↗️P↘️⬇️'

[@HalkerVeil]

They know because it's just math. Unlike the weather, planetary bodies and atomic particles are very predicable. So much so that we base the most accurate clocks on them. What they don't know is how one particle will react. And how dark energy works. So the clock is missing a few gears.

[@tonypee3465]

Life always found a way.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Yup. 🙂

[@tomschuelke7955]

Nope

[@QtAsteri]

Never been one to think about the future, all I know much, is death and rebirth, which is still fascinating to me!

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

That’s actually really great that you focus on the present. Do you meditate? 🤔🙂

[@QtAsteri]

@@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2 Nope, I just play games and constantly distract myself with entertainment, or anything that interests me!

[@StanSwan]

We live in the age of star light just means life as we know it would not exist on earth without our star/sun.

[@Caldera01]

Helluva Boss Season 2 just premiered!!

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

😎🤟🥳🥳🥳🥳

[@Owarikun]

this stuff always makes me think about, if our universe wasn't the first to be born then how did the first get created? and on what is it expanding on, and why is there so much space for it to expand in the first place? what is that space? ... yeah.

[@treshcoon1824]

It s been more than 40 years I torture myself with these questions. I end up crying and smiling at the same time.

[@zakk3le598]

In light of this video. I would recommend several videos that are of similar nature. The TRUE Limits of Humanity by Kurzgesagt The Great Silence by LEMMiNO

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Thanks for the video recommendations 😀

[@gimo6881]

That channel, like those who made this video, only take the most pessimistic and sensationalist theories and shamelessly pass them off as facts.

[@gimo6881]

@@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2 That channel, like those who made this video, only take the most pessimistic and sensationalist theories and shamelessly pass them off as facts.

[@jimmartin6803]

I'm crying rn, you actually said death stars at 6:40 , even the youtube subtitles agree😂, I'm a star wars fan and I thought exactly the same as you when I read it 😂

[@gimo6881]

This is all fake (The most debunked theory of all), the universe is infinite and eternal, since the more it expands, the more complex and varied it becomes, so its energy, heat and complexity spread without limits no borders everywhere. the multiverse If you don't believe me, check out The Janus Point of Julian Barbour. And, a black Hole don't evaporate just like that, it turns into a White hole and pukes all the energy and matter go back to the universe.

[@jimmartin6803]

@@gimo6881 ​ Are you okay my guy, I was talking about a star wars joke because he said death star instead of dead star and you somehow found a way to make the most informative yet still dumb reply ever, to a joke

[@gimo6881]

@@jimmartin6803 oops

[@jimmartin6803]

@@gimo6881 It's okay It was really funny and as a matter of fact I added that Janus Point book to my reading list as after reading some of the reviews I found it interesting enough

[@gimo6881]

@@jimmartin6803 thanks

[@adtiegelaar4675]

That all if you thinking that the univers is the main structure. I believe the univers is one of many pulsing in and out.

[@paulbraunstein2290]

We need to remember that time is relative. We could die and be reborn in an instant but would have been perceived as trillions of years passed by

[@gimo6881]

This video is all fake (The most debunked theory of all), the universe is infinite and eternal, since the more it expands, the more complex and varied it becomes, so its energy, heat and complexity spread without limits no borders everywhere. the multiverse If you don't believe me, check out The Janus Point of Julian Barbour. And, a black Hole don't evaporate just like that, it turns into a White hole and pukes all the energy and matter go back to the universe.

[@justlikeagod466]

Thanks to react this

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Our pleasure 🤗

[@jan_phd]

8:09 The End. This is a wonderful story!! So NONE of us will experience any of this. Good news!

[@gribthor]

ya we pretty much need to be in multiverse theory and able to travel the multiverse or we cant last unfortunately

[@jeremystevens6640]

I am writing this to help out ken and Bethany and this video and this channel with the algorithm ✌️❤️😚☺️

[@AllGamerOfficialChannel]

Awesome love your videos and keep up the good work Definitely not definitive. 😎😊

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Thanks! 😊🤗

[@GachaDanielLiveLSofficial]

When the universe ends God will search a new universe

[@tonynunez6539]

Knowing that the universe will eventually end makes the haters in the world a problem that must be defeated so those who can protect our short existence will survive for as long as possible. We must be an end to discrimination and war.

[@jadenbuckingham3919]

This video is really well done and I enjoy seeing people react to it, but one of the things they left out, for good reason, is once the last black hole is gone and time becomes meaningless, there is a non zero chance of a new big bang starting the process all over again.

[@treshcoon1824]

Can u develop please?

[@jadenbuckingham3919]

@@treshcoon1824 I don't know much about the science but in a video by MetaBallStudios called "Age of Universe Time in Perspective" one of the last things is about new inflationary events or Big Bangs.

[@treshcoon1824]

@@jadenbuckingham3919 thank you very much for your answer, I will find and check your reference :) Happy New Starlight Age Earth year!

[@jacoblofthus7908]

"Happy 56 trillion, trillion, trillion, trillion, trillion, trillion, trillion, trillionth, Grampa! Mommy, later on can we go black hole-gazing?"

[@truthfindeer7104]

😅Protons start decaying. Her: THIS IS NUTS. By the way amazing reaction.👍

[@Bourougne]

Sun Mother ; Ether ; The Rising Dawn Bellows Like Thunder ; City of Ghosts ...

[@vergil8833]

Melodysheep has more videos like these that are good aswell. Some about aliens and one about the sounds of the planets in our solar system.