Traveling Light

[@thatguyoverthere531]

The production value of this video is high its unreal.

[@thatguyoverthere531]

Is so*

[@giddytv611]

Ikr

[@LegendGaming-hn9dk]

Ikr!

[@Gestersmek]

You could say it's... astronomical.

[@maaaaaap]

If you like channels with great production values, you should check out captain disillusion

[@Vsauce3]

And if you gaze long into an abyss, the abyss also gazes into you.

[@TheAmir122]

1

[@okaylame3571]

omg say hi to me

[@anaustroguy3917]

OK

[@shirowids]

Hey vsauce3!

[@jaredmoore8093]

Yes very

[@austinevans]

Can you please stop making the rest of KZbin look bad with videos like this?

[@y__h]

Hahah nice try Austin :D

[@mannymonoro2507]

Boi this video is better than some movies ive seen lel

[@Irrashaimase1]

classic Austin.

[@animalman4198]

Shutup

[@xela4854]

he's saying vsauce's quality is so high that every other part of YT looks bsd

[@galactic5781]

A photon checks into a hotel, and the employee asks if he needs any assistance with the luggage, the photon says, "No thanks, i'm traveling light."

[@doodlesacks8357]

Galactic5 nice one

[@counter-terrordoge3335]

Ima steal this joke

[@Emporer-hz1dd]

Aaaaaarrrrrrggggghhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@yukkobruh1819]

lmao

[@dayswillburn777]

I appreciate ppl like you

[@sebastianarreguin4585]

Jake, you rarely upload, but when you do, it is by far, the highest quality youtube video to ever be created at that point. Quality over Quantity.

[@The_NSeven]

yea, it's pretty hq even with 360p Xd

[@rhymeforadime8478]

I know, I think the reason why is takes more time for him to upload even compared to Vsauce, is even though they both have pretty high production value. I Vsauce3 has a bit more production value. And he has cancer. Then again it wouldbe weird to see Vsauce Micheal talking about space in a giant ship

[@grampton]

Unless Michael Bay somehow makes a KZbin channel.

[@anaverageproblem6694]

+Panini I thought he did t have cancer anymore :(

[@rhymeforadime8478]

An Average Problem oh he might not, I don't normally check out his second channel. He might not have cancer. If not I be he is still recooperating

[@Bruester]

I always have to remind myself that I'm watching this for free. I would pay a hefty sum of money to watch these videos if I had to.

[@jamesburgess2k]

Absolutely

[@jbridgemiii]

yep.. If I had hefty sums of money to pay.

[@koukkoufos2000]

+George Romero You're right about the Wi-Fi part we need to pay our provider a monthly fee for Wi-Fi provision but we do see ads on most KZbin videos but you don't pay anything to WATCH non KZbin Red videos nor must you click on an ad lol

[@JMALEEDY]

You pay a hefty fee in time

[@sanderaits]

Looks like Jake needs a Patreon page.

[@samade9]

The sad thing is, as I write this, everyone in this comment section now won't live to see major interstellar travel like in this video. Lets just enjoy our life as it is and move on.

[@amperzand9162]

Ah, but if everyone says that, it will never happen.

[@samade9]

Meatis O'Malley I'm not saying that you're not going to be an astronaut. I'm just saying that don't expect to be flying to other galaxies or solar systems.

[@samade9]

Amperzand I mean the video basically proved why it would take ages before we would even get that technology and/or why it would never happen

[@amperzand9162]

Tudor Brown Oh, certainly. My view, however, is that if we simply say "It won't happen soon, everybody relax", it'll either take millennia to be developed, or never happen as our civilization falls down around us before then. However, if a concerted effort is made, there could be considerable progress made even within our century, and with progress accelerating onward into the future.

[@samade9]

Amperzand I highly doubt we would make any progress this century that would bring us leaps and bounds loser to interstellar travel. I mean it will take until mid century before travelling to mars becomes sort fo the norm like travelling to the moon was

[@D.A.R.C.I.]

Ok dude you really need to start making actual movies

[@DoctorFluffy707]

Yeah I think so too!

[@mud_rocker]

OMG YES

[@rachelelizabeth6017]

Yes!!! I just love the cinematic feeling to all of his videos!

[@LanNguyen-qm6ih]

v̤̈i̲̅гยร - Detected

[@jautribaarmani4696]

Same

[@SchneiderOSRS]

This gets me very excited for the future, but really depressed that I won't get to experience it

[@arshadmughal7391]

Your comment made me depressed ;-;

[@PaulZeroSolis]

I need to be brief, as the act of sending this back to the year 2016 requires more energy than your time could output in an entire century. In the year 3168, the warp drive is discovered. I will be attempting to send back plans, but I fear the energy required will be far too large. This message alone requires the total energy output of 7 Terran-sun-sized stars. Hopefully this makes it back from the year 3169. The warp drive MUST be made earlier, for the sake of our species.

[@Printedperformance]

the reality of the future is depressing.. but there is always hope.

[@defectiveuser470]

Wow 3129? I didn't know we could do that back then. Well nowadays we know that tampering with the past did some bad stuff so now we keep information transfer on a minimum. I don't think this century is ready for warp drive just yet not to mention the closest exo won't develop by the time they warp there so it'd be pointless.

[@PaulZeroSolis]

Luther Nilsen Have you honestly forgotten the Great Nuking of 2360? It all happened because of overpopulation. Inventing the Warp Drive Earlier would enable the avoidance of that mess. (True, it would mean we'd have to use more energy to transfer this data to them, but we can directly harness the energy output from stars, so it's not much of an issue.)

[@icyrhodes2738]

wow much production quality, very entertaining, much good No seriously you guys at Vsauce might be the best youtubers on this site.

[@icyrhodes2738]

also Im guessing this was trying to go along with no mans sky. You guys however, did not release an unfinished product.

[@icyrhodes2738]

Im just guessing, it would be cool if a cool game came out, so they thought they could push the space exporation stuff

[@minecraftianwarrior7]

+Icy Rhodes you mean No Man's Sky?

[@remyllebeau77]

Many quality, Such entertaining, Very Wow!

[@lilrewb4646]

+Aguboy101 both have such good quality vids

[@Connarthian]

This video with the space man, it looks good. Makes my eyes cry, man. I work in the coal mines, so there isn't much beauty I see in a day, but this, this changed my day. I feel pretty happy.

[@Wheelly1]

This is an incredible high quality video

[@MoonGables]

V3! the sauce with the best production value for sure!

[@BrushEm]

All his vids are amazing

[@RawCuriosity]

True

[@strikerbowls791]

Ok

[@r.aumont6408]

Imagine all the memes missed

[@we5am]

Imagine all the memes gone

[@zeebadz10]

That little memes for 14 years could kill anyone.

[@kaninum5131]

The dank halt in the blood would be dangerously low after only 8-10 months

[@bobbob5054]

Go away

[@KittyTacoProductions]

Returning to earth, saying LOL and starting a war

[@greenmandude]

at the end the captions say "oh and again, thanks" not "thanks for watching"

[@greenmandude]

nvm, took a while though

[@jordanjohnson714]

+GreenEvilMilesSmilez _ took a while for what?

[@corbinsparrow1997]

+Jordan Johnson (Mighty Burger) the captions

[@squigglylines420]

for me it said and, as always, thanks

[@squigglylines420]

i know why it happened but i cant explain by typing something...so byeee

[@antonmarkov2893]

imagine how outdated your harambe jokes will be when you come to earth 20k years later...

[@markmolenaar4479]

Nope. They will still be as vivid as they are today.

[@user-wt2ky2uq4k]

if internet explorer still existed then no

[@antonmarkov2893]

mike4ty4 that is cool and makes sense thanks dude.

[@ghost_ship_supreme]

Haram-what?

[@okthen3583]

Lol buried into the ground now...

[@PaleozoicProductions]

Jake: Food and water ran out... four days ago. Oxygen will run out tomorrow morning

[@tan7733]

And that'll be it

[@k0b128]

"tomorrow" "morning"

[@comradepeter87]

@@k0b128 Lol good catch!

[@yusufahmed8980]

in second grade my teacher told me that a light year is the amount of times someone flicks a light switch in a year

[@jimmyd.burris5595]

oh hell yeah

[@Qwerty_789]

lol, teachers need to playing theirselves

[@nottheoj]

+NATHANIEL MICHIELSEN or they are joking

[@vapedourelightmodeedition8813]

TRUTH!

[@Surkee]

Well my physics teacher had no idea how to pronounce fahrenheit. And also told us the pressure increases with altitude... so yeah.

[@megalunamonkeybot]

it's sad to think that EVEN IF someone traveled to another planet and contacted an alien civilization AND safely returned home, the earth might have changed so much in the mean time that the mission would have been long forgotten or the civilization that commissioned it long gone, overthrown, or broken into other countries by civil war. When that space man returns, no one will believe his story, but hopefully he will have enough evidence to convince whoever the current generation is.

[@FlandreScarlet]

His spacecraft including the technologies inside and date log records is his/her evidence

[@WallysVoid]

They could just video tape it to have proof that what he did was real.

[@ThallanarRabidtooth]

Video tape lol... Video tapes are quickly becoming extinct even in this generation. What makes you think in 20,000 years, even IF someone returned with a video tape, or even a DVD, that the civilizations on Earth would have the equipment to play it? You know VCRs are quickly becoming extinct, right? When there are no more VCR's you cannot view tapes. Same will happen to all machines that can run DVD's.

[@WallysVoid]

Thallanar Rabidtooth You know what I mean.

[@lordcirth]

A sufficiently large project could decode any storage medium, especially given some idea of what's on it.

[@user-fz9em9kp1s]

The thought of actual space travel is kind of depressing.

[@DarkLink1996.]

That's why you send a crew, not one guy.

[@synthesthea]

+DarkLink1996 haha lol my childhood

[@josecastaneda2504]

even then, spending so much time with those few people is a closed space, there is a high chance they will end up tearing each other apart lol

[@ThePandoraGuy]

Bullshit. I will never see my family again, my loved ones, my comrades, my home, my country, for a long time i will be the only human between the darkness of space. But i will be the first human that visits another planet, a record nobody will ever break again and even if one day someone traveled to the other end of the universe, i was the first on another planet. I will be the first man that steps on Mars and will leave my mark before i die there. Pissing, shitting or licking, this planet will be mine. - Unknown Spacetraveler from Earth, June 22, 2XXX, halfway on to Mars

[@locasenior8229]

+starknigth1 But when you would come back to Earth there is like 99.99999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999998% chance that there is no more human race and that is a corect precentage. Calculated

[@adeel9668]

Born too late to see the technological advancements of the 20th century, born to early too see interstellar travel, born just in time to see "entire bee movies but time increases everytime someone says the word "bee". *sigh

[@masteryoda7988]

Bruh! xD

[@memey4103]

Born just in the right time to take part in ww3

[@isaacsim5193]

Born in the right time for memes! I would consider that good

[@deadpirateroberts9937]

Adeel but wait! Elon Musk and other companies are now trying to colonize space. There’s still some time to explore Mars and moon.

[@maxfelson9467]

@ZoixivTheCat idk depends on perspective a lot of thing can be good or bad

[@atfkdi7940]

Vsauce 3 videos are always top quality, and see, to have quite a big budget, or simply a lot of effort put into them. Either way, Jake is incredible

[@atfkdi7940]

seem* (can't edit comment because iOS)

[@lieutenantdan8541]

+Ena mikro gluko kalampoki semen*

[@georgvoldemartomusk1538]

damn, that intro

[@mikieswart]

I'm trying to find the song but I'm coming up empty handed :(

[@mathewwilson5955]

+Mikie Swart Darude Sandstorm

[@sackboyfreak21]

its a remix of the son of Flynn from the tron legacy ost

[@deusvult6900]

For me, it's very reminiscent of a stolen Rebuplic Gunship, and Jake is the smuggler (Star Wars) ;)

[@deusvult6900]

+Cup of Instant Noodles What? I wasn't referring to your sub-comment, the main one was talking about the intro, not just the music.

[@VenseyNess]

"10,000 light years in 14 years at 99.99% C" "What? Jake, I think you're miscal-" "Relativity!" "Oh, yeah, relativity."

[@VenseyNess]

By the way Jake, I'd just like to thank you for talking about this kind of stuff. Space is just... one of my favorite, if not my favorite topics out there. How humans would deal with it, speculating on ways it can be done better, learning about everything its vastness holds. I'm 16 right now, and it's what I'm planning on spending my life doing. So, space Jake. Have a happy 24 years, and let it be known that whoever put you on that ship was an idiot for not sending at least 2 or 3 people along with you.

[@VenseyNess]

BitCritic ...Why? I... Why?

[@TheCosmosWins]

do you know the calculation he used to get that answer? I guess the way i thought you calculated it was wrong.

[@staypositivelikeyourhiv2452]

+BitCritic don't be a keyboard warrior kid

[@VenseyNess]

The Cosmos Well, no, I don't know the equation. I'm sure that you can find it if you look into special relativity though. All I knew is that I forgot to think about it, and I was expecting him to say 10,000 years.

[@Papa_Swish]

There message would be "LOL ur planets fukt m8" after launching an intergalactic antimatter missile

[@Silvergun_Raven]

I wonder if I traveled for 14 years to return on Earth to see if Half-Life 3 was released? Probably not...

[@radiotalkshowhost]

Lmao

[@DHTGK]

no its 14 years for the trip to the planet and 14 years back so the entire trip would actually take 28 years

[@Silvergun_Raven]

freakingminecraftian That"s what I meant lol

[@DHTGK]

after 20,000 years in development i hope it was worth the wait

[@zazachhh]

don't you mean kingdom hearts?

[@jetstreamjackie3437]

I'd just be terrified of becoming obsolete, as 20,000 years from now humanity may very well have developed some form of travel that lets us break the light barrier. My journey would not only have been forgotten, but pointless as well

[@evancabralsilva93]

But people would have their minds blows when you get back,

[@traxfish]

I was thinking of that paradox. The likelihood that on your journey you'd be passed by future people with better technology.

[@kingsk0133]

+SolarPenguin lol yeah

[@alejandrogonzalezg8339]

If you somehow manage to break the speed of light, not only you would not be able to see things, because light cant catch up to you, but you would create so freaking much energy your body would turn into a black hole. Its sad, but hey we still have plenty of Space Left haha

[@noahlawrence7757]

+SolarPenguin I feel like no one would believe you possibly. Plus who knows. No 20,000 years maybe we are all dead

[@hexx2211]

Some channels just feed you information, but Jake puts on a show.

[@Zewiq]

holy sh!t why doesn't this have more views?

[@kyberkylo7764]

its kinda sad that these amazing videos which took hours of work and planning maybe days who knows, get this much views while videos based on jake paul and cancerous drama get much more on a daily basis...

[@prathedragon9847]

People have no eye for quality

[@ploperdung]

Say that to all his vids

[@weirdo6821]

Kylo Ren and don’t forget bright side and troom troom :|

[@prfm_setya95]

More views? This video bring up the existential crisis of humanity .... Ahahaha

[@AlxM96]

If anybody is more curious about the "light cone" it's called Minkowski inequality. It changes your perspective of what is present and past and introduces you to special relativity.

[@strivinghare100]

Matteo Alessandro thanks I’m rlly interested in space stuff lol

[@schqrr]

thanks bro it's still really confusing to me

[@schqrr]

haha same @@strivinghare100

[@batt0usai377]

It's been years and I still often watch this video when I go to sleep. For some reason Jake and Micheal's voices work great on my brain to destress.

[@nathankeane7615]

This video was purely just amazing the special effects jake himself everything was just brilliant

[@locasenior8229]

Next year is yours..

[@decy6269]

I'm liking this comment because Liverpool is the best

[@user-dx4rx3bt2l]

My only problem is that the galaxy at 4:00 is spinning in the wrong direction

[@kassieharris2533]

When are we gonna give him the Netflix series he so rightly deserves?

[@katzy9]

i'm always in awe of how beautiful these videos look-- as well as the incredible information, of course!

[@alexanderkrizel6187]

Thank you for pointing out the fact that a piece of space junk the size of a BB could obliterate the whole ship. It's one of the biggest issues to look at when talking interstellar travel. Now, there are other issues, like the time dilation, but that's the biggy.

[@KK-fe8tu]

K

[@carlospennav]

L

[@beaucrawford538]

M

[@alpha2233]

N

[@alexanderkrizel6187]

Ohhhhh!?!?

[@jeremyj.5687]

One of my most favourite video from Jake yet.

[@birdybirds8441]

So Jake uploaded this from so 10,000 ly away. Jake is dead now. :(

[@MGSLurmey]

28-year round-trip mission for him. He's alive but you won't be. ;) Basically, from Earth's perspective Jake lives for over 20,000 years.

[@Emporer-hz1dd]

Damn

[@yukkobruh1819]

F

[@revolver265]

Jake's dead in two ways: at the end of the video, he accelerates the ship rapidly. I treated that as effectively committing suicide by using his ship as a weapon. His inability to handle the alone and traveling to the abyss... killed him.

[@FunkyEspelhoCat]

@@revolver265 That is a pretty interesting thought, even though you didn't see the ship accelerating, so you can't know for sure.

[@crazyadam9281]

Damn, this is somehow depressing.

[@swanclipper]

not depressing, it's inviting new ideas, so far we can't do it, if you can think of it, it's not impossible. it's only depressing if you accept it as an inevitability. sure it's likely that there are things we can't do, or that aren't possible, but it's never too late to keep trying. it's supposed to be inspiring, not depressing. i hope you watch it again and see what i see. you heard jake near the end, he's going to keep trying, and that's the point. well, that's what i got from it.

[@SoapCkat]

Ikr

[@Т1000-м1и]

185

[@strikerbowls791]

It's actually awesome

[@ProraptorGaming1]

This video is in 4K lol

[@ProraptorGaming1]

Awesome work jake!

[@BlockBlazer]

Lol, this video is so high quality my pc cant handle the pure awesomeness. I cant even watch in 1440p. TOO OP PLZ NERF!! xD

[@ProraptorGaming1]

Razzor Wind I have a fast wifi and my ipad air 2 cant even handle it! Its wayyy over 9000!!

[@BlockBlazer]

Proraptor Gaming ikr xD

[@steelydanfan321]

+Razzor Wind that's not ur pc but ok

[@felixroux]

1:56 well played, Jake. very well played.

[@DmytroIelkin]

I have watched this video so many times I could watch a move. But it feels like I just watched one. Thank you, Jake.

[@johnwalker1058]

From the thumbnail, it looks like Jake is in the process of taking away Ozai's firebending.

[@SrSagan-hb5rr]

YES! The community is expanding.

[@N0URii]

haha never thought of it

[@alexanderherzog3064]

Jake is going 99% the speed of life on earth, but relative to him his going 0% the speed of light. To him he is not even moving. this is why astrophysics gets me.

[@alexanderherzog3064]

light**

[@hector-m-carrillo]

how come? you can walk around in a bus and feel as though you're walking on solid ground (Just pretend you're on a perfect road with the driver's foot being perfectly still) Jake is simply going faster than you on the bus, so what part is it that gets you?

[@Drmayur1210]

+The warm embrace of a noose -The black science man

[@MrAntieMatter]

Astrophysics deals with the physics of planet, stars, black holes and a bunch of other stuff. Dealing with the speed of light isn't really an astrophysics thing.

[@MrAntieMatter]

+MrAntieMatter It's more of a general physics thing, look into general and special relativity of you really want to know more about this stuff.

[@luxtenax9175]

Jake, I just wanted to tell you that you're amazing. Watching one of your videos is like getting a surprise present from a friend... yeah I don't go out much.

[@dancing_odie]

I don't believe humans will ever send a manned ship to another star system using conventional travel. Even at the speed of light, the time it would take to get there would be so long it's probable that we will discover a better form of space travel long before it ever arrives. Travel such as wormholes or warp travel.

[@foty8679]

Normal spacetravel is ...fucked..because the time dialation(hope its right word the right word in english)...only hope is Alcubierre Drive and Wormeholes, or maybe some sort of Hyperspacejumpdrive.. Hope Einstein was wrong..

[@onyx1186]

yes time dilation is correct and Einstein is not wrong but it may be possible to use worm holes... but even in maths it is unstable and would take a huge amount of energy to keep open and there is little certainty that we would be in our universe after going through, provided that we can keep it open once inside

[@foty8679]

onyx1186 It would take negative energy, which we dont discoverd yet.

[@Gaardsson]

Warp travel is theoretically possible, as soon as we find out how the hell we interact with antimatter. =P

[@gamingtrifilm3369]

+FotY well if matter and energy share a relation which they do so if we discovered matter with negative mass which we actually did then I wouldn't see why we wouldn't discover negative energy P.s I'm not certain but a tetracehdon particle(I'm sure I spelled it wrong actually has negative mass)

[@myar4931]

That was...surprisingly depressing...and now I'm depressed.

[@lucerohatake3578]

Thinks of boobs guys...think of boobs

[@myar4931]

That only makes me more depressed

[@Lipzyncable]

you are very correct, that was oddly depressing...

[@Octopoda555]

the depressing thing is, what if we aren't able to get to the point of interstellar travels, before the human race is wiped out? What do we all have lived for?

[@y__h]

2016 has been depressing for Jake indeed.

[@gastronomous]

Harambe was innocent

[@theinte11igent1]

I didn't think I'd see it here but I was wrong....

[@partibananathurai5862]

#dicksoutforHarambe

[@Lann91]

Dicks out for Harambe

[@snowdevil3671]

Dicks out boys

[@sparklepan9554]

*clap

[@vgm_29]

"I've been alone for quite some time", me too Jake, me too.

[@equaius893]

:sadcowboy:

[@aryamanagarwal3751]

What if Vsauce guys are from future, and have come to past to teach us?

[@EastsideBodega_]

Aryaman Agarwal 🤔🤔🤔 hmmmm

[@mysticdustz7115]

Aryaman Agarwal Is

[@altcom6237]

@jinxt _ Why not?

[@smileyp4535]

they may be, but if you'd like to meet others we'd love to meet you time-travelers.org/openeye.htm ;)

[@DiscountMiku]

Woooooooosh

[@ILoveCreativity]

Q:- What is an astronauts favorite key on the keyboard ? A:- The Space Bar!

[@aqouby]

Ba doom doom ping!

[@inflatedballsmy6178]

I love keyboard and space puns, ESCpecialy this one. This was Altsome

[@micahgruenwald9321]

+NA FACKER Z Watch out, you're ENTERing the world of puns. Once you're in there it's impossible to regain CONTROL.

[@BariumCobaltNitrog3n]

It's also the most used key in any language.

[@Clone2572]

ahem.

[@SebSharma]

Who else thought this was a vid on packing efficiently

[@forexalised9053]

I died when I read your comment.

[@MGSLurmey]

...but if you pack efficiently you can carry more stuff in the same space, which means your luggage has higher density overall and more mass. That's the opposite of travelling "light", that's travelling "heavy".

[@amirki3391]

@@MGSLurmey you should be in vsauce

[@ryanrich06]

This might be my favorite video on KZbin.

[@numnumtasty8597]

it would be EXTREMELY unethical to send only a single person on a trip like this

[@Julio974]

Num Num Tasty Ethics and science are very different. Science doesn’t care about ethics. The principles that we have are the ones we decide on, and it can change.

[@cerealocelot8278]

Num Num Tasty They would literally go crazy. Not ceZ, thank you, autocorrect. Edit: For once in your life, autocorrect, you did something right.

[@psycoNaughtplaysMCPC]

One day humanity will create a warp engine and seek out new life and civilizations, and boldly go where no one has gone before

[@isaacortizfernandez3949]

This comment section makes me go deeper into darkness and space

[@acitrid]

And find xenos. In the grim darkness of the future, there is only war.

[@TackForce688]

Need to make it happen before April 5 2063

[@jasonmackenzie2994]

Why that specific date?

[@Dragonmazda72]

watch star trek first contact lol

[@JeffFennell-r2q]

We need a full Vsauce movie

[@TheRealTobias]

Very good video Jake, the quality of your videos has increased dramatically and one can see the passion you have for making them. Keep doing what you're doing :)

[@bogdan7458]

Last time I was this early, Harambe was still alive. #dicksoutforharambe

[@sixoclock4436]

Dicksoutforharambe!

[@orb3796]

Dicksoutforharambe!

[@jotabeas22]

Last time I was this early, that meme was alive.

[@staircasey961]

+jotabeas22 just like harambe

[@theunknowdeath5994]

we dont need memes on an Amazing video like this

[@yungjoshx]

the cinematography in vsauce3's videos are superb

[@MIO9_sh]

What is wrong with the big "NO BILLS" warning on the ship.....

[@onii_meme]

I love coming back to this video. Idk how many times ive watched it since it was uploaded.

[@Lorkhanable]

wormholes literally fixes all of these issues

[@amperzand9162]

But also don't exist.

[@amperzand9162]

Ben Hammond Yep. Black holes do, but they're just hyperdense chunks of matter, no physically-impossible breaches in the chain of cause and effect there.

[@heart0fthedrag0n]

You're right, but that doesn't stop us from searching. That's how we find new things, after all.

[@amperzand9162]

Jake Long I didn't say we should stop searching, we just need to get used to the fact that we're stuck with the hard way.

[@heart0fthedrag0n]

Amperzand We are stuck, but only with our current understanding of physics. We could be wrong. In fact, we probably are. In our thousands of years of recorded history we were completely wrong nearly all of the time, so why should we assume that now is so special and what we know now is correct?

[@yeahbiy3661]

the physics of space makes me depressed...

[@yeahbiy3661]

make

[@arshadmughal7391]

No, you got it right the first time...

[@Alex-wv9en]

+Dooblé Trooblé no, because physics is plural

[@SemaAvalith]

??? I guess by your logic the word "lens" is also plural? "News"?

[@TheDarankos]

lens is a bad example, since it has a plural form - lenses

[@ARYANKUMAR-gz2qw]

This video quality and production are INSANELY good. Jake you are the BEST.

[@SquareSquidStudios]

Which is just one of the reasons that the only good space travel would be made with a worm hole. If possible.

[@jamiecauson3877]

I certainly hope so.

[@jamiecauson3877]

That's interesting.

[@RookieRider17]

+Jamie Causon cool name

[@RoySchl]

warp would be fine too, but don't use it near a planet please.

[@RoySchl]

Inotamira Orani yep still waiting for a scifi, that acknowledges this little problem. another one like this for time travel... travel 1 second in time, you end up in space, because the planet, solarsystem and galaxy has moved a metric fuckton in that time, so every time machine would also have to be an extreme teleporter or something but hey, the more strange problems, the better the scifi in my eyes.

[@sgtanous4782]

the intro is originally from Tron legacy's son of Flynn.

[@noahwilke]

I love the soundtrack from that movie. I soooooooo hope they make another Tron!

[@Awkemacspjg]

No, similar though. BEGINNING MUSIC: link: www.audionetwork.com/browse/m/track/trapped_97124?st=categorysearch&ref=23779 Trapped (2385/2) Denis Clavaizolle / Yann Clavaizolle / James Pope / David Bossan EDIT: PLAY TRAPPED 2 to not have vocals MIDDLEISH MUSIC: www.audionetwork.com/browse/m/track/carbon-data_21995 ENDING MUSIC: tomorrow worlds 3 www.audionetwork.com/browse/m/track/tomorrow-worlds_110043

[@matasdanisas8864]

Noah Wilke they won't

[@Eldritch_Elmo]

Well... That was thoroughly depressing... Fascinating but, depressing nonetheless.

[@Avi8571]

In one word, the video is excellent

[@dougnicholls3719]

I'm from the past

[@landosayk]

aren't we all

[@Komodofq8]

+morris grbic my grandson isn't

[@ZsjKilo]

I'm from 4 weeks in the future.

[@somegoodvibes5824]

aren't we all from the past because we were born in the past and therefore come from the past

[@landosayk]

Pretty Much Dead alright

[@darkpixelz3167]

Born too late to explore Earth. Born too early to explore Space. Born just in time to witness our lord Harambe.

[@jepaul59]

So how does folding reality effect the light cones?

[@daemonCaptrix]

Crash to desktop.

[@lifeincolour09]

You mean blue screen of death.

[@oDTRT]

Thats what I was thinking, what if you could send information and messages through folded space like a warp drive

[@COTG717]

Space-time Origami

[@mexicanpride1333]

+Michael Martin lol

[@antsinmyeyes9547]

Jake roper back at it again with the amazing cinematograph.

[@supernautical7394]

Jake you're alive..., but Harambe isn't :(

[@supernautical7394]

On a serious note though. That point made on what people in the past thought was their limits rocked my world.

[@DanDan-wg7ny]

I'd let Harambe die 100 times before I let Jake once.

[@almerakbar]

+david Krupenya I'd let harambe die an infinite amount of times

[@luwes7474]

+Franco Alen not really

[@darcraven01]

what would happen if we sent a person into space to a distant solar system and then in the thousands of years that they'd be gone, we create a much faster form of travel and send a second person out and the second person gets to the destination before the first...?

[@Fabian......]

than either travel to him which would be almost imposable or he'll get the in a couple of 1000's of years lmao

[@omidtajik7858]

We would probably pick the poor guy up that is driving the slow spacecraft

[@snickeringtortoise]

We'd probably leave him there.

[@omidtajik7858]

darcraven01 xdddd

[@darcraven01]

Omid Tajik Ooooooo actually that gives me an idea for a story. it'd be where earth receives signals from a far away planet and we create the tech to send the ship off. much like in my example, later tech comes about that lets us travel faster than before. but in the story, its a time altering drive that instead of "faster" it merely sends them backwards in time as they travel instead of forwards and so the second craft gets to the planet and its uninhabited. there are enough crew members alive to start a civilization and eventually they grow to forget earth as their place or origin and their civilization grows to be about the same tech levels of earth. eventually they start searching for life on other planets.... and earth discovers some of those signals... which were the original signals earth discovered when they sent the first craft (since the second went back in time) and eventually the first craft arrives on the planet were the well established human colonists reside.. *wants to write a book now* *probably will never write a book on this*

[@bzkurd7218]

This is a nice birthday present especially since i didnt get anything

[@nenume00]

happy bday

[@dievahdown]

Happy Birthday.

[@whatever6170]

It was my sister's birthday today too

[@jedeye7631]

Bad day?

[@900bz]

u got this awesome video dont get greedy

[@CosmicNerdStudios]

the music you guys have for these videos are FANTASTIC

[@itaytabib4665]

him and his team are some editing magicians

[@Awkemacspjg]

BEGINNING MUSIC: link: www.audionetwork.com/browse/m/track/trapped_97124?st=categorysearch&ref=23779 Trapped (2385/2) Denis Clavaizolle / Yann Clavaizolle / James Pope / David Bossan EDIT: PLAY TRAPPED 2 to not have vocals MIDDLEISH MUSIC: www.audionetwork.com/browse/m/track/carbon-data_21995 ENDING MUSIC: tomorrow worlds 3 www.audionetwork.com/browse/m/track/tomorrow-worlds_110043

[@Starburst2123]

heeeeeeey :)

[@jordanjohnson714]

heros don't always wear capes

[@me-dee-vee3390]

Thanks bruh.

[@JacobProne]

tyy

[@feelx92ger]

Totally sounds like "Daft Punk - Son of Flynn" from Tron Legacy

[@badjur3791]

What if you sent through a worm hole. And got to that one place in a instant. Will it still be the same..?

[@toffeesky6227]

Worm holes are highly theoretical. And if they do exist, they may not function the way we think that do. They may only transport energy, not mass, or they may crush travelling objects like blackholes do. But if they are real and work like we hope, then travel between spaces would be near instantaneous.

[@kwsths5242]

But either way, mass is energy so they should be able to transport us

[@SaraBearRawr0312]

+Kwsths while mass and energy are one and the same, information is totally different. Theoretically your mass and its potential energy would go through without a problem but the information needed to reconstruct you as "you" may not go through so you might end up on the other side as a clump of elemental particles. Information isnt just radio signals, information is with everything. To properly create an instant copy of myself, i would need precise measurments of the state, location, and vector of all the particles of my making. I would need to know the precise location in space and time my stomach is and how its attached to my esophagus. We can write this info down obviously but how can you transmit that as "instructions" when your body gets to the other side? Basically, if wormholes are just a hole you walk through then there'd be no problem but if they move just energy then theres probably close to 0 chance youd be okay on the other side. IE: Dead.

[@kwsths5242]

TJW595 But what if energy moves through the wormwhole without being distorted? Then we would get to the other side already "assembled" But indeed, if energy gets distrorted while passing through a wormwhole then I can't think of a way to get on the other side in one piece

[@SaraBearRawr0312]

Kwsths The ideal theory of a wormhole would pretty much be one that doesnt distort, in that way it would basically just be a mirror that you step through - A literal open doorway between two parts of space. The problem is how big would it be? Would it be big enough for a human to step through? A ship? Or just barely big enough for a hydrogen atom to pass through. I love the theoretics behind wormholes but due to theyre being just so damn theoretical its just as likely that they would be near useless to us as it is they would be a leap forward in human space exploration and assuming that our particles wouldnt be distorted then im hoping for the latter.

[@The1stKing]

Jake I must admit I love your intros and endings! Nice work man!

[@jotabeas22]

This thumbnail will be remembered in Little China.

[@EricLanglay]

A+

[@TheHeroicNinja]

+Eric Langlay L

[@nissenlam]

China don't use traditional Chinese, they use simplifies(broken) chinese

[@CapeTown166]

+Safari Virtual ayy

[@taxavoider9889]

Correction, time is wibbly wimey time stuff

[@taxavoider9889]

I probably said that wrong

[@Looneluxxe]

Wibbly wobbly, timey wimey stuff.

[@PotatotheTroll]

Time is a dimension that we travel on. If you move faster, it may take you five minutes to reach a moment (a point on the fourth axis), but it would take somebody else 1 hour, very similarly to the function of speed in the first 3 dimensions. The complicated bits are when aging becomes an issue.

[@taxavoider9889]

+Sam Murray I was referring to Doctor Who. But what is that theory called again? I really like it but always forget the name of it

[@deusvult6900]

wimbley wombley, lol

[@juanlopez-kk4ro]

so the faster you go the slower you age?

[@yoranvaatstra6249]

Yeah, man. Thats why running is good for you XD

[@stvltiloqvent]

ahh, that explains why Sonic literally doesn't age

[@AyubuKK]

marcy唯美 😱 You actually might be right about that.

[@andronikosnik4855]

juan lopez yeah but why?

[@Portarius1984]

The time and space inside the spaceship is different from the time and space on the outside. It's a time capsule in a sense. Nothing inside is unchanged. You will experience time from your perspective which is much slower that what is going on outside the ship.

[@AdventureTimeLoui]

These are the best made and researched videos on KZbin!

[@matthewjsherman]

YOU'RE BACK LY JAKE!

[@ianciborowski2983]

You're *

[@payaza1433]

waw 👍

[@bagandtag4391]

Come on NASA step it up, u r 2 slo

[@VenseyNess]

C'mon USA, give NASA $, u r 2 stingy

[@speedy01247]

I would if I could, NASA is as good for the American Military as it is for space travel, so paying NASA would be worth it, even if it went out of the military budget.

[@Cambesa]

Maybe that's why they made all their research public, they want to speed this up, but they need help

[@nickj6747]

you mean spacex?

[@evic7]

+n joh spacex is not nasa

[@michealsmith2527]

This was always one of my favorite Vsauce3 vids. I love space.

[@FutureAIDev2015]

Just use an Alcubierre drive.

[@VenseyNess]

♪The-or-etical science♪

[@TheGcreeper101]

JUMP TO LUDICROUS SPEED!

[@mistertizio4094]

+Vensey Ness computers were theoretical until someone built one. So do alcubierre-white warp drives. They could be built in the future, maybe centuries from now, but most likely before the end of the 21st century. Technology moves fast, we don't know what it will do and when.

[@VenseyNess]

mistertizio Well, duh. I'm not saying it'll never happen, nor am I trying to put a date on how soon it could. I'm just saying that beyond getting to 99.99% C, this video was about proven stuff.

[@mistertizio4094]

+Vensey Ness yeah i understand.

[@holdenvance5969]

I'm Jesus and I even had an existential crisis.

[@yazminwalters1827]

Are you God because God can also take human form?

[@bond10151]

Lmao nice one

[@hugowalker220]

The intro music is a remix of son of Flynn from tron

[@IkarimTheCreature]

us.audionetwork.com/browse/m/track/trapped-2_104217

[@swiszcz93]

This video blows my mind every time I watch it. I've watched it at least 5 times now. Great job Jake!

[@AyubuKK]

Terremoto Esbol Ikr

[@kanibal401]

I was born way too early. :(

[@VenseyNess]

www.topatoco.com/graphics/00000001/qw-toolate-print.jpg

[@toffeesky6227]

+Vensey Ness that's just depressing...

[@dogharted]

+Vensey Ness www.reddit.com/r/WritingPrompts/comments/4iorz7/wp_adulthood_is_like_looking_both_ways_before_you/d2ztx1z

[@TheCassual]

***** Pls, I already linked that may may

[@ls200076]

born too early to be a galactic pornstar :(

[@kineskasper]

0:20 is the future ship made in China?

[@vsaucejonior5296]

By the time you read this, I am in the past.

[@jotabeas22]

Oh, he has killed himself.

[@lucirissanchez7502]

+Jared Devan the specific +Vsauce jonior who wrote that comment is from the past tho

[@RookieRider17]

then I'm from the future... now in the past talking to the present

[@B1TCHPRELL9R]

+Jared Devan and future 😱

[@luc1ferous]

That present is now in the past, just like this is my present, but by the time you read this I, too, will be in the past because the me going forward through time and space is not the same me writing this comment.

[@richtea87]

This is one of my favourite videos on YT. Amazing quality and production value!

[@saminder987]

does anyone else thinks that jake (vsauce3) makes the best videos in vsauce

[@lucerohatake3578]

I love the original one to

[@Proximate1]

He's very close to Michael, like 98 to 100, but Vsauce (1) is still the best

[@saminder987]

+Vanna FTW yes Micheal is the best, but jake makes video so entertaining, his style of presenting his videos is just amazing......but, it's just my opinikn

[@smritisuresh894]

lol, nobody mentions poor VSauce 2. But I agree with you, Michael and Jake are neck and neck

[@ΣοφοκλήςΤόλε]

fr

[@ameetdmello2525]

wait, if alpha centauri is 4.3 light years away then how will 20000 years be passed on earth on ur return trip when ur travelling 99.5 % at the speed of light?

[@tristancliffe]

Time dilation due to relativistic effects.

[@curtislow255]

I think that while 4.3 years passes on earth, (or 8.6 years round trip) aboard the ship the journey only feels a few hours long.

[@leoncampa]

He was not travelling to Alpha Centauri, but to an Alien planet located some 10'000 light years away on the other side of the Galaxy. At 99.9% speed of light, it would only feel like 4 months travel for him to Alpha Centauri, and another 4 months back. But all his relatives will have aged 8.6 years relative to him.

[@ameetdmello2525]

Leon Campa ya its clear now, i might have lost the thread of his narration. its so fascinating, cheers!!

[@travismoss3492]

Always remember. If you stop paying attention to a V-Sauce video for even a second you will be lost.

[@SkyChady]

Limits are meant to be broken. Someday we will break the light barrier.

[@locasenior8229]

We will only with warp travel. But we should look into black holes they are the MVP

[@Rayrix360]

+CocoPlayer who knows? Everything we know about the universe, maybe there's some sort of higher law or laws that circumvent the theories of relativity. Vsause 1 did a video where he said that the speed of our unknowing is exponential to the speed of our knowing. For every answer we get in science, 4 more questions take the place of that answer. Relatively speaking (pardon the pun), we know nothing about our universe

[@Rayrix360]

+Brennen Martin in everything we know*

[@locasenior8229]

Brennen Martin Well universe is so wasp and maybe in this universe are not the same laws of physics that are in ours. We cant be sure and we will never know everything.

[@NWDM1H]

genkai wo koeru

[@bucwolf]

I really like your 80's synth soundtracks. It makes your content more immersive. Great channel

[@CVerse]

The music in the beginning really sounds a lot like The Son of Flynn by Daft Punk. From Tron: Legacy

[@Shnoogs]

but its not.. any idea what is IS?

[@lordsn7070]

yeah has anyone got any idea on the name

[@DerekMoore82]

Vsauce channels only use Jake Chudnow songs. You will be able to find it somewhere in the pile of Jake Chudnow songs here: soundcloud.com/jakechudnow

[@DeltaHouseStudios]

I listened to them all and couldn't find this one.

[@DerekMoore82]

Alexander Dennis Yeah me neither. I left a comment on Jake Chudnow's KZbin channel asking if he or anyone in that comments section could identify it. Haven't heard back yet.

[@MuyenKamran1nehal]

Can someone explain why it would from Jake's perspective take only 28 years and not 20,000. Like what is the calculation he used to come to that number.

[@kwsths5242]

Because the faster you move through space the slower you move through time It's called time dilation (Type "time dilation formula" on google images and you'll see how he got to that number)

[@MrNutter]

physics.stackexchange.com/questions/215175/time-dilation-linear-or-exponential-or-other

[@vejymonsta3006]

Light does not experience time. From our perspective light travels at a certain speed, but from the perspective of light it reaches its destination instantaneously. That is why light speed is a limit. Even at 99% of the speed of light it would still take a significant number of human years to travel any great distance through space.

[@Kbrundy]

E=MC^2

[@steveis1234]

Time is relative to the speed that you are travelling. The closer you get to travelling at C (the speed of light), will mean that time passes slower for you.