What is the Far Far Future of the Universe? | Episode 504 | Closer To Truth

[@spacesciencelab]

Terence McKenna's theory that the universe is actually heading towards a singularity is a rather interesting one. I'd recommend watching his movie ''The Transcendental Object at the end of Time". His theory makes a lot of sense, especially since time is just an illusion and the future is already played out just like a DVD. A transcendence definitely seems likely.

[@redriver6541]

This is one of my absolute favorite episodes. This program makes my brain sore like it's done a work out at the gym......

[@victoriay6246]

LOVE this channel 🥰❤️

[@fortuner123]

A guy at a lecture asked the lecturer; "Did you say that the Milky Way and Andromeda will collide in 5 million years or 5 billion years?". The lecturer replied "5 billion years". The guy retorted "Oh thank goodness for that".

[@gmotionedc5412]

This show is the best. Fascinating !!!

[@Tom_Quixote]

The problem with these videos is that if you leave them on while cooking, invariably they will switch from speaking to brilliant scientists to letting some dude ramble on about Jesus. In this episode, we learn that Jesus made breakfast.

[@jamesbentonticer4706]

Lol I was thinking along those same lines.

[@marshallwright7221]

Speculation and energy. Marshall Wright

[@rudy8278]

My favorite analog is to say that our universe is one tree in a forest of universes.

[@gtziavelis]

really dropped the bong by not including Conformal Cyclic Cosmology (CCC) (I'm 3 minutes into the video)

[@bryanguilford6145]

Sir Roger Penrose?

[@gtziavelis]

@@bryanguilford6145 yes

[@ingenuity168]

I believe the scientists.

[@garywelch12]

The future for hope is based on the understanding of unlimited vibatory resonate freqeuncys of universal consciousness .

[@paulramirez632]

"Facts fight faith".... like it or not that statement is true.

[@domersgay28647]

And religion has no facts other than its contradictions.

[@kallianpublico7517]

Without linguistic thoughts there are no consensual, objective, facts; there are only subjective experiences. Facts are the faith of collective, linguistic thought. Faith involves desire and will: belief. A clock doesn't tell time, but you believe it does. What time were you born, on what date? You can recite those "facts" but why should I believe them? Because they are true, or because a few people looked at a clock and calendar and agreed to it? The faith of the religious rely on the agreement between people just as your facts do. Their belief, however, doesn't rely on clocks and calendars but on their own internal experience of "time".

[@Lillianachimp]

Every episode is like my brain is doing Arnold workouts!!!! Shock the muscle!!!

[@jamesbentonticer4706]

Get that pump!

[@punkypinko2965]

Why do people talk about humans a million years from now? A billion years from now? Have they forgotten about evolution? Humans will not exist a billion years from now.

[@fortuner123]

It's unbelievable how this religious guy babbles continuous word salads with absolutely zero evidence. He just makes it up as he goes along to satisfy his questions that have no answer. There is no god. Jesus may well have existed but that is no proof odmf a god. Oh, and Jesus could not possibly come alive again. Unless of course he wasn't actually quite swad and he regained consciousness.

[@punkypinko2965]

Oh those preachers always change their "interpretations" to keep up with the times lol. Give me a break. Sorry, you lost me with the religious gobbledygook.

[@romliahmadabdulnadzir1607]

When we speak about the future of the universe, can the universe be immortal similarly to our souls but not our human body? Is universe similar to our human body and destructive or recycle? My own answers different from the universe that when the sun burns out, when galaxies collide, when everything flies apart and ultimately evaporates. The universe will recycle and cannot be destroyed. The black hole is there for the universe to move into another infinite universe as in mathematics into another infinity and many infinities or immortal. Mortal when we are closer to zero or back to zero as from the unknown ancient chosen told us from dust return to dust. Our souls will be into infinities or immortal. In mathematics, there is no largest number! Why? Well, 1,000,000,000 (1 billion) can't be the largest number because 1 billion + 1 is bigger - but that is true for any number you pick. You can choose any big number and I can make a bigger one just by adding 1 to it easily become immortal. A googol is a 1 with a hundred zeroes behind it. We can write a googol using exponents by saying a googol is 10^100. The biggest named number that we know is googolplex, ten to the googol power, or (10)^(10^100). That's written as a one followed by googol zeroes and again becoming immortal, too. Numbers go on forever and a good example of immortal understanding in mathematics that not anything you can see or touch (experiment and measure) and there is nothing to stop them from going on forever (immortal). We have to use our imaginations and picture what it would be like if we found a "largest number." Suppose I came up to you and said, "The largest number is umpteen quillion." (I made that up!) You would just laugh at me and say, "No it's not! Umpteen quillion and one is bigger!" Ref: mathforum.org/library/drmath/view/60400.html . The Far Far Far Far Future of the Universe are the same and have to use our imaginations and picture what it would it be like if we found a soul of our own to go that far far far future easily.

[@jdc7923]

Feeling "bleak" or "gloomy" because the physical universe will come apart and reach a formless uniformity a trillion years from now, or produce a new Big Bang a hundred billion years from now, is absolutely neurotic. WHO CARES? It doesn't relate to us in any way. The original Star Wars movie in 1977 began with print moving across the screen that said: "A long, long time ago in a galaxy far, far away...". That's says it all. All that ultimately matters revolves around consciousness. Either consciousness is purely a product of our brains, or it isn't. Either there is something after death, or there isn't. The value of studying astrophysics is that it increases our understanding of the physics and cosmology of our present universe. What happens a trillion years from now is of zero importance, except as an intellectual exercise.

[@mehdibaghbadran3182]

We don’t need to go to andromeda galaxy, in our galaxy ( Milky Way ) there is still too many solar system which will be capable for humans to choosing to step in !

[@노승수-g2i]

talking about universe are imfortant. if possible talking about far far universe future, we do possible far far human future in the forum. living 100 years over are very dificult jobs to humans. but i think it will be possible jobs by techs. let,s talking about 1000 years future human life in the "new forum"

[@rotorblade9508]

It may be that the future already exists but only up to a point, the same for the past. So for example the universe may be 50b year old for the oldest observer and 50b years before the Big Bang. If we draw the cone of the spacetime block that contains the universe it may actually have started from a small region then went into two directions so the spacetime block expanded as twin cones pointing to each other. Now you can even ask what was before the BigBang but at the beginning in principle you could not because there was no time. If then follows that the antimatter all wend backwards in time expanding into an antimatter universe and observers from there “see”our universe as going backwards in time (as antimatter) Then even if the far future is low energy radiation spread out into a vast space remember that the present and the past may exist at the same time so the universe expands as a spacetime block in which the edges are inhabitable but the “core” where we are now isn’t Then another principle I want to propose, based on delayed choice quantum eraser is the past can actually change so if you write down a point x=3 for a lump pattern then you discover later a diffraction pattern you look back and you see x=5 that corresponds to a diffraction but of course since the past has changed you will remember you wrote x=5. So if the past can change this block of spacetime allow life now in its core but there could be moments where the core doesn’t allow life. The problem is this seems to require an extra dimension of time I don’t even know if that is possible without this extra dimension That’s in case you got bored by current hypotheses 😝

[@DorotheaJacob-c5s]

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[@jamesruscheinski8602]

As matter in the universe spreads apart, could something take over from outside the universe, like inflation energy?

[@StevenLeoKorell]

18:21 on gets further from the truth 🤦‍♂️

[@jamesbentonticer4706]

Never ceases to amaze me that a doctorate in physics can believe in the Jesus story.

[@jamesruscheinski8602]

Will each galaxy expand along with the universe, becoming larger and larger?

[@odiupickusclone-1526]

Dark energy? I would rather say Agfsghsshuwjjjsshshhsh Get a life...

[@L0ST-ALIEN]

Every time Jesus name pops out makes the whole discussion seems stupid and funny but sad.👎

[@jamesruscheinski8602]

Could black hole(s) start new universes, and might that mean a new heaven and earth?

[@AReallyLongAndUnremakableUser]

Lets ask questions that possibly cannot be answered. Does it really matter?

[@dennisjurkovic3636]

who cares..in the end.. whos gonna remember anything anyway.. ?

[@jamesruscheinski8602]

Will the dilution of information in universe affect quantum fields?

[@Outspoken.Humanist]

Listen to Sir Martin Rees giving a very clear and concise view of the prevailing knowledge we currently have about the universe and then ask, where does God fit in? I understand why some people find comfort in religion but what I cannot fathom is why a small number of people pretend that science and religion can comfortably co-exist.

[@S3RAVA3LM]

Research history; our origins and you will see why science and religion is one. I cannot understand how materialists ignore the sacred occult, that which is the mother of science as we know it today. What we know as science, is the universal fabric that which is beyond the vail. What does your kind explain science as?

[@Outspoken.Humanist]

@@S3RAVA3LM We explain science as a process aimed at furthering mankind's knowledge. The process involves making hypotheses, making logical predictions based on them and then conducting experiments to test whether the predictions are accurate. If the hypothesis seems to be sound, it then undergoes rigorous attempts to disprove it by the scientist concerned and later by many others. The results of this process must be predictable, observable and repeatable. In other words, science rests upon facts that can be proven by evidence. Whilst it is true that science as we know it today, matured from early ideas such as alchemy, the more primitive and erroneous ideas were abandoned as we learned more. To hold to the occult, when there is absolutely no evidence of such, is to cling to outdated concepts with no evidence to support them. Science is not a universal fabric of anything and the occult is mumbo-jumbo and wishful thinking. However, if you can provide evidence of the occult, i will change my opinion and proclaim the occult as real myself.

[@positiveandhealthy2728]

I am a magnet of blessings. I attract HEALTH 🙏

[@imodern]

No, dear. Your health is failing. You attract parasites and insects and they are going to eat you.

[@SimpleBach]

Chris Halliwell ha!

[@cosmikrelic4815]

So how does that help the rest of us?

[@projectmalus]

"Come, and leave some of your happiness behind!".

[@susanmaddison5947]

We already know of ways to geoengineer -- regulate and readjust and stabilize -- the temperature of earth, just not ways yet that are at one and the same time sufficiently safe and sure and economical; and we'll inevitably get to that too with a couple decades more technological progress, possibly much sooner if we get more serious about it. In a longer timeframe, probably a few centuries, we will figure out how to uni-engineer -- regulate and readjust and stabilize -- the evolution of the universe vis-a-vis all the dangers you point out here. That's a near certainty, probabilistically. New dangers to the universe will be discovered with more time; we'll find more ways around them. It's self-destruction before we get to that point, not the laws of physics, that's the main thing that could keep us from achieving eternal universe stabilization, and for that matter universe-improvement and universes-production.

[@susanmaddison5947]

Your question was right: If we have billions of years ahead or us, possibly 10 to the 100 years, we will inevitably find ways to reverse entropy and prevent heat death or any ending of the universe. In this limited sense, Barbour is certainly right: organization qua intelligence will overcome entropy - if intelligence can avoid destroying itself. We've only known of 2nd Law of Thermodynamics/entropy

[@mehdibaghbadran3182]

Our solar system, the sun and the other planet’s which they orbiting around sun , they lifetime’s depends to the , sun lifetime , when , the sun makes his own black hole, but, don’t worry, until then , we’re living into some other plants!

[@domersgay28647]

We'll still die cause the red giant would engulf the entire solar system

[@jedaaa]

@@domersgay28647 no it won't.

[@domersgay28647]

@@jedaaa yes it would , the sun is gona die and it's taking us with it

[@jedaaa]

@@domersgay28647 nope, the predictions are that the sun will expand to a positive by between Venus and Earth, but you're right that we'll still be toast. But that's 5/6 billion years from now and the Earth will be dead in 800 million years anyway when tectonic plate activity ceases and the carbon cycle shuts down.

[@davidaustin6962]

I'm a bit disappointed that they didn't discuss how much time we really have. It appears we landed on the scene asap since BB (3rd gen star, no pause in evolution). Something tells me I'm not so special, we're not so special to be at the first 1% of possible intelligent life in the universe, but that we're in the middle. That if there is a goldilocks time for intelligent life, this is it, and maybe another 5 billion years perhaps far less, and that's it.

[@kallianpublico7517]

Our insight into the nature of reality seems to depend on our theories of causation, which in turn depends on our access to nature: consciousness and self-consciousness(our metaphorical thoughts). If our theories of causation are inept or naieve then our "predictions" will be the same. If causation has more nuance than scientific knowledge currently has access to then our future may be less indifferent to us. It all depends on our theories of causation. The three intrinsic qualities of God are omniscience, omnipresence and omnipotence. Omnipresence seems to involve time and space: when and where. Omniscience seems to involve who and what. Omnipotence seems to involve how and why. If the causation of when and where involves time and space, what does the causation of who, what, how and why involve?

[@projectmalus]

The quantum Being trapped by the oscillations will finally be released, free to continue the sojourn in what isn't.

[@davidsocha8642]

Maybe we have to think not just in one cycle Big bang but in the context of a bigger systeme. Thank you! 👩🏽‍🚀🙈🙉

[@parallaxcrafttale]

We are the infinite universe, with all that infinite means

[@davidsocha8642]

@@parallaxcrafttale beautiful! 👩🏽‍🚀🙈🙉❤️

[@bentontramell]

I wonder why this channel doesn't show up on my feed anymore?

[@projectmalus]

The universe got places to GO.

[@grixessedraxis7267]

Big Chill , Big Rip , Big Crunch ?

[@jamesbentonticer4706]

Combo of big rip and big chill.

[@spacesciencelab]

I find this a bit too textbook

[@jamesruscheinski8602]

Free will could bring needed solutions; God might act through free will inside humanity into far far future of universe.

[@bryanguilford6145]

This is a fun and maybe possible idea!

[@mehdibaghbadran3182]

The same speeds, the other planets and universes, expanding, we’re going’s behinds them , so they cannot, takeover from us.

[@xxzzkkzz]

That's not how it works, it's not a race. The universe is not expanding into something, it is all the points between the objects that are expanding exponentially, which means that all objects get pushed away further from each other. They are not travelling towards an edge. This has been observed for over 100 years.

[@johnbooth1302]

You'll never ever know!¡!!!¡;¡!

[@durosempre4470]

Great film noir shot at 6:47.

[@cheesypotat0es]

Hi

[@Montai]

Ill take the heat death. To have everything stay dead seems like itd be for the best. No more pain ir suffering.

[@domersgay28647]

My sentiment exactly

[@jedaaa]

Pain is how we grow and learn.

[@domersgay28647]

@@jedaaa but its all meaningless

[@jedaaa]

@@domersgay28647 meaning is subjective, nothing has meaning unless we apply meaning to it. And by then we might be advanced enough to escape the death of the universe or create a new fresh one.

[@domersgay28647]

@@jedaaa but I rather their be no universe at all (although it's not up for to me decide whether I want there to be a universe )

[@thomasridley8675]

Not that it matters. we will be long gone by then.

[@redriver6541]

I know right....we can't stop killing each other over dirt and ancient fairy tales long enough to even begin to worry about these things. The average person doesn't think about these things anyway.....they're worried about frivolous BS.

[@thomasridley8675]

@@redriver6541 ✔️

[@jefffarris3359]

Humans trying to comprehend billions of years . Funny

[@neffetSnnamremmiZ]

It's like an "explosion", while exploding or while this process of atomzing there are some small structures like crumbes emerging in the meantime. But life can pull itself even out of the nothing!

[@orangeSoda35]

De Beers: a diamond is forever. 😆

[@philrobson7976]

Smith Ah, not really. kzbin.info/www/bejne/eaK8dXqnnLB0mZo. They will burn.

[@parallaxcrafttale]

Democratic communism

[@mikelevitz1266]

The author of this is incredible! Lots and lots of hard work makes this a wonderful presentation! Please just put a different music intro into it as the existing music is harsh and dissonant. It sounds scary and bleak. The intro should be warm and soothing. I have been involved in music playing and recording for all my life. Worked with all kinds of musical groups from 1965 on..jazz, classical, dixieland, marching bands, symphonies etc. Recorded in various bands but playing music all my life. Thank you. Your videos get an A+ from me. Keep on keep on!

[@mattstrickland9754]

Yea switch it up . This guy is great. Awesome work !

[@jamesbentonticer4706]

Completely disagree. I find the intro music to be beautiful and whispering mystery.

[@Obeijin]

We'll be gone in another two or three hundred ...

[@deathnote4171]

Thanks for your great works U should also Make free Courses in this KZbin channel in Many Topic it will be great and helpful Tnx

[@ashwadhwani]

Infantile stuff :((

[@jamesbentonticer4706]

What's infantile about it?

[@ashwadhwani]

@@jamesbentonticer4706 The way it is presented AND the long story, like we are totally stupid. I have 10 times more professionally done to watch on the subject. Why don't you search and see if you like

[@jamesbentonticer4706]

@@ashwadhwani yeah it was pretty dumbed down.

[@danielpaulson8838]

I imagine it will recycle in some way. Everything else does

[@stevenanderson101]

Total misery and tyranny unless the Lord comes back first

[@jedaaa]

I don't know why we needed the input of the Minister.

[@dem4822]

The Universes will last as long as they are needed. The Universes renew themselves. Black holes crush the atomic structure to subatomic particles. Black holes can release their contents and create vast hydrogen nebula, which than recreate Suns, planets, etc.

[@fritzcervz6945]

It's funny RLK wants to predict the demise of the multiverse! He can't even understand what is God. lol

[@SelectCircle]

One big giant prison - lorded over by The Squad.

[@altortugas5979]

That is not dead which can eternal lie, for with strange eons, even death may die.

[@Seekthetruth3000]

We are all doomed.

[@philrobson7976]

Since the expansion of the universe is accelerating, will it eventually approach the speed of light? It may require all the dark energy in the universe to do this.

[@jedaaa]

Yes but space can do that without breaking any laws. It probably already is over large enough distances. But those distances it needs for that to take effect will shrink and shrink.

[@ehjay7089]

bull

[@jamesbentonticer4706]

Are you going to finish that sentence?

[@jmzorko]

I was _quite_ enjoying this episode, until right around 18:22 ... < sigh >

[@danielpaulson8838]

It’s how they boost activity in the comment section. Keeps people pissed off when they bring in the supernatural. Helps the algorithm

[@cosmikrelic4815]

I think it's good that he examines different beliefs, but I can't help feeling that the theists are just deluded. Suddenly god changes all the laws and only good prevails, really?

[@jmzorko]

@@cosmikrelic4815 As I'm sure anyone can tell, I'm not exactly a fan of religion in general. Still, I understand that it provides a lot of value to people's lives - just not mine. I certainly don't want to deprive anyone of something that makes their lives better as long as it doesn't adversely impact anyone else's. There have been many thinkers throughout history that I highly admire despite their religiosity, whose beliefs drove them to make the discoveries they did. All of that being said, it just seems like the religious stuff was thrown into this episode without there even being a real need for it. As an example, consider the various "god of the gaps" type arguments. I'm no fan of those, either, but at least they only invoke religion to explain something that science couldn't (at the time) explain - the religious "answer" (term used _very_ loosely) at least added some explanatory power, in some ways acting as a placeholder until science answered it for real. In this episode, though, the religious stuff added no explanatory power whatsoever - it seems to just be added because the episode was somehow determined to be less "hopeful" than it should be (never mind the argument that, for so many of us, hope springs eternal as long as we are able to learn more about this incredible / vast / beautiful / confounding / fascinating universe we live in).

[@leanderthal2689]

Christians ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha. Woo woo 😂 Yes, let's ask a Christian 😂