We Are Living Inside a Huge Cosmic Void. There's the Problem!

[@TheSecretsoftheUniverse]

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[@welingkartr416]

It is amazing how cosmologists come up with a new theory or hypothesis, when the previous one sucks for some reason. Why does it feel like they have come up with a new fib, when the old one failed to convince your parent?

[@richiepeacock8900]

Lol, we live in the rural area of the universe! That explains A LOT!

[@mrbr549]

That may well be a good thing. Wouldn't want any giant space traveling intelligent bugs finding out where we live.

[@testerpt5]

yes those damn techy mega city aliens stepping all over our grass

[@RemusKingOfRome]

The Aliens call our galaxy - Cletus ! from hill-billy dark swamp void.

[@thekingofmojacar5333]

Today I felt a little lonely, but after watching this video I feel even much lonelier...

[@SpitefulAZ]

me too

[@newsmonger77]

We are so small and distances are so huge that we will probably never be able to communicate in the time left in the life of human civilisation. Lifespans, time, distances, and light speed are natural filters which forbids interaction.

[@irene_renaissance]

Informative and intriguing episode!! 👍🌌💫❤️

[@lavluvlov]

Andromeda is at 2.5 millions Lightyears only ... in the same "void" ... how many other galaxies in that same "void"

[@lefthookouchmcarm4520]

There are 20 to 30% fewer galaxies in the KBC void, compared to other areas of the observable universe. There are still about 400 trillion galaxies in the void but they are separated by about 8 million lightyears whereas non-void areas have galaxy separated by only about 1 million light years. These are averages.

[@TheAffirmationSpot]

Great video. Full of interesting ideas. I'm a little skeptical that the void impacts Fermi’s Paradox. A 20 percent reduction in galaxy density is significant, but we hardly live in an empty space. There is still high potential for other advanced civilizations in our galaxy and still millions of galaxies around us. Plenty of opportunities for life to exist and develop.

[@thesoundsmith]

Perhaps we have been isolated for a REASON. i mean, look at us! Cancer of the Galactic Void...

[@thesoundsmith]

Yes, I am joking. Probably...

[@flickthenick]

I wonder if there are any more lunatic politicians out there?

[@scubasteve3032]

😂 I’m sure there is…just like there will always be cockroaches.

[@ianmorris4922]

let's hope not on BOTH counts! Don't insult Cockroaches though eh? 🤓👍🏻

[@flickthenick]

@@scubasteve3032 Oh space cockroaches, theres a new one, would they need to wear little space suits?

[@Joe-Przybranowski]

Cackling into the void

[@kaczan3]

@@Joe-Przybranowski She can even control the passage of time.

[@dyslexicboogaloo]

Hobbes of Calvin and Hobbes fame, not the other Hobbes, suggested the best evidence of intelligent life on other planets is that they haven’t tried to contact us.

[@edmund184]

5:16 the universe is a remarkable

[@teasieflurrina]

That's probably why every stars and galaxies we see are soo far away and it's like we can only see them but not go to them, a huge void seperating milky way and those other galaxies

[@scubasteve3032]

There is a void around us on purpose. I mean, if there is intelligent life out there that has conquered space travel, they probably seeded humans as far away from them as possible.

[@hibbs1712]

Ugh. I'm tired of living in the zoo, come back and fix your shit

[@John-c4r1o]

And what if we exist because of the less chaos?

[@ecmswagger]

Wish I could replant some of these seeds I meet everyday into the void 😂

[@mothersmoonchild]

Lol

[@abitnutz6747]

We'd never get a message from another galaxy no matter how populated. The entire notion is ridiculous. Why aren't we getting signals from any star system in the Milkyway?

[@anderswallin3883]

Imagine what it would be like being located in Boötes void...

[@abridgetool]

So does it mean bright area species visit each other like bacterias visit door knobs.

[@Mcfreddo]

From bum to doorknobs? Yeah, I get it.

[@Sha-uy3hm]

1. Isolation 2. Distance involved 3. Avoidance Amen! 🙌🏾 You better listen to the Universe 💯🥰

[@1Adventurerider]

We don't understand gravity or magnetic forcing, how can we understand anything else beyond without understanding the basic forces which we know exist.

[@dynamicguy202]

I knew it! We've been put in time out!

[@Rope_Adope]

The thing about entropy is there always seems to be a higher-order “closed system” to fall back on when the models don’t match.

[@carlosamgalaxy]

I can even imagine advanced species in a super-populated area of the universe studying space and thinking, "Nah, there's just a big empty space there. The chances of life existing there are minimal. Let's look somewhere else..." lol

[@lokeshkapoor]

Yes, We are isolated, in the multiverse.. And who knows that multiverse may be inside another bubble which is surrounded with other trillion bubbles.

[@amelioravictoriadionyssia3323]

Its interesting because The Elder Scrolls describes the solar system which Nirn is in as being "suspended in Oblivion" So oblivion is just a gigantic void which gods had built things in. Like how space isnt nothing necessarily. Compared to outside of the universe, which is substanceless void... Space is not substanceless. Space is a creation, a foundation for energy. We even call the void we are suspended in a void but it's not. It's space, because it contains energy. A void by definition could not contain any energy because no space would exist for it

[@Brunoburningbright]

So you're suggesting that there's no life among the billions of stars in our Galaxy but if there were more galaxies a mere million light years away they would come looking for us in an entirely different galaxy from their own. Then WE must really be special and THEY must really be advanced.

[@ravensdotter6843]

Absence of proof does not equal proof of absence.

[@timothy8426]

If heat waves are siphoned away from their path by intense external magnetic fields, it would appear as a void. If heat waves don't collide with mass there is no refraction of reflection bouncing off mass as atmospheres. The heat hits our atmospheres or telescopes and shows the path of least resistance. Heat curves and has various speeds. Mass is the cosmic speed limit of magnetism bonding grounding currents through its nucleus or core like earth's quantum accumulation of amplification of magnetism as earth's internal magnetic field grounding currents through its nucleus or core. Elements are quantumized internal magnetic fields grounding currents through its nucleus or core. Centrifugal force held in as magnetism.

[@Murcans-worship-felons]

Probably a Magellanic or nebula cloud between our vantage point and other stars. Really not that big of a deal. Come on guys. And there are not a certain number of galaxies, they are countless.

[@sdgsuperstar]

Lol, that's a fun way to put it! If we live in the rural area of ​​the universe, it might explain why we haven't seen any aliens or grand galactic civilizations yet. Maybe we're just on the cosmic equivalent of a quiet country road-away from the hustle and bustle of the more populated parts of space! The universe is so vast and unknown, who knows what other civilizations or phenomena are out there, just waiting to be discovered. What do you think?

[@milanvarga3529]

I hope that the purpose was that the universe felt something that one day humanity will be so toxic and self destructive that it sent all seeds of life as far away from us as it was possible.

[@Mossy-Rock]

Hmmm... this take on the Fermi paradox doesn't make sense to me. Since we're currently severely limited as to our ability to receive and process faint radio signals emanating even from within our OWN galaxy, it doesn't matter whether or not we are in a Huge Cosmic Void. We could be shoulder-to-shoulder with thousands of other galaxies and it wouldn't make any difference.

[@chrisgray5518]

If you take a spherical area of empty space the size of the solar system, and compress it into the size of a basketball, what would that look like? Are there enough atoms in that space to make a solid? Or a gas? If you passed a beam of light thru that sphere would it slow that beam down just a little? Like it does going thru water or glass? If that beam slows down even an immeasurable amount, now figure how much it might slow going thru a much larger area. From distances millions of light years across. Maybe the universe isnt expanding, it just looks like it is because the light is slowing down causing the red shift, or Hubble Constant. Maybe things are just a bit simpler than they seem.

[@ocskywatch1]

seems like the creator missed the UAP hearings

[@Fruitcupper]

If we zoom out enough in the universe, it kinda looks like the neutral pathways in the human brain.

[@LexLutha]

Man……WHAT THE HELL IS SPACE??!!?!?!

[@darylbrown8834]

Space alone, of 0 mass' matter and magnitude is just a shadow' time is just a manmade construct (tool) used to measure mass' matter and magnitudes. Space itself does not curve' stretch or bend'(again'its just a shadow). Electromagnetic fields that permeate through space' work by pressure mediation' and are what's doing all the curving' stretching and bending. E.M. fields in the universe create mass' matter' magnitude and time by attracting and repelling. The smaller the space' the higher the capacitance.(Vortex vector)' The stronger the E.M. field' the smaller the field distance, hence the reason black holes over throw their ability to stay within this universe down to 0 Cartesian coordinance.

[@Mkr35]

Watching from India

[@dyslexicboogaloo]

* *earth* See anything cool yet?

[@rajbeharrie3767]

I am not an astronomer but this doesn't make sense to me. There are millions of galaxies around us so how can the Milky Way be isolated in the centre of the void which is 2bn light years in size?There are billions of galaxies within 2bn light years.

[@johnclark2212]

The Universe is to violent, wipes out most life before it can reach advanced stages! We are just lucky so far!

[@zafraan3038]

Bruv we cannot accurately predict the weather of our planet, why are scientists so confident about their models of the universe?

[@glennquagmire1747]

My ex has a huge void 🤐

[@scubasteve3032]

We must have the same ex.😂

[@annalorfalk2848]

@@scubasteve3032We all must have the same ex then

[@randallwood5814]

Milwaukee,California watching 😊😊😊😊

[@craigbhill]

Are you asserting that Fresno or Bakersfield comprise the Milwaukees of California? In which case I pretty much agree. Otherwise, "Milwaukee" and "California" literally cannot exist in the same space.

[@joshuawalker6312]

Sounds like we in a black hole with our own light and we keep falling

[@SilverM1y]

I much prefer living in a rural area myself.

[@andromedagalaxy6072]

The void is called a black hole, in which live in...

[@PashaSlavaUkraine]

Well it’s more simpler than you think. It’s my farts bending time and space.

[@dyslexicboogaloo]

Wait! You’ve been doing that too?!

[@PrivateVoid1]

So, the rest of the universe has basically put us in solitary confinement? Can't say that I blame them.

[@dandan9603]

andromeda is 2 million lightyears away, not 2 billion

[@edmund184]

Have 1.5 million people's lives been changed by this?

[@fredcloud9668]

Here we go,back to being the center of the Universe. Nonsense.

[@deanthomasfleming]

So we're the cosmic equivalent of the lost tribes of the Amazon? 😂

[@ky1ebetts]

I think I'd just eat the void. Problem solved.

[@DRSulik]

Models are not the territory.

[@ImmortalDuke]

No problem

[@Gazmaz]

We are so insignificant

[@lavluvlov]

1. Half of our life is spent in the invisible, 2. On the "other side of the mirror", time does not exist. 3. We are linked in a "spatial geometry", chance does not exist.

[@thesoundsmith]

Don't forget to factor in the King James Constant and subtract 6,000 years from your estimates. 🙄

[@geomall]

I hate to be the bearer of bad news..however there is no other one out there..We are It.

[@navret1707]

That would be a horrible waste of space.

[@SauronTheDarkLordOfMordor]

Silencium

[@Leopez02]

Pillars of Creation really looks like a hand of God that who made a whole Universe! 🤔🖐🏻✨️🌌

[@Acein3055]

The ETs are out there and they know who and what the humans are and they want no part of the disgusting way humans treat the earth's wildlife and each other.

[@andrewferrauiolo4618]

Direct Pamspermia

[@gnorman-ct2lt]

They probably busy being cave men when they are not busy being geniuses.

[@Bobbysoxer2]

Interesting the discovery that the heavens are stretching out, and the stretch is accelerating. What force could do this? Perhaps there is a clue? "Thus saith God the LORD, He that created the heavens, and stretched them out;" (Isaiah 42) Note there were TWO steps. 1. Creation of the heavens, and 2. Stretching them out

[@jamesmartin1906]

No habla Bellisima ❤ da cutdowns tho xxx❤❤❤xxx

[@williamkacensky4796]

Lol. Before you record and allow a statement like - there is no solid evidence of extraterrestrial life. The saying "Seek and you shall find unfortunately eludes those who are too lazy and less ambitious to seek where it matters most. So in other words extraterrestrial visitation is here and has been since 1959 that I can personally account for.

[@mr.lumbergh]

Um, this is a SCIENCE video.

[@JamesLaumand]

Doctor who

[@calzkitty]

star🤑

[@Followme556]

You're living inside God's creation

[@ianmorris4922]

that's gonna be one EPIC conversation!💥

[@zetectic7968]

No we are not

[@lapiccolanonnina9801]

@@zetectic7968wanna bet?

[@riverstone5994]

Which god

[@firekin5624]

we might as well

[@kaczan3]

so ronery

[@timw7946]

I had seen a study discussing what living in a denser part of our own Milky Way would do to us. It would probably end us. With the Milky Way in a less-dense region of the universe, it could also insulate us from lethal things.

[@sundarmann6167]

Dirtiest planet in the universe is Earth.

[@vay6901]

Speak for yourself. Clean your house then

[@sundarmann6167]

@vay6901 is yours clean? 😊

[@Aquanox_145]

6 min ago

[@Valorius]

God is awesome.

[@flyme2009]

i believe there are millions of civilization in our own milkyway galaxy . we dont have tech to reach them not now but someday

[@irene_renaissance]

Informative and intriguing episode!! 👍🌌💫❤️