What If You Traveled in Time?

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[@havoc-blaze]

I'd go 3 billion years into the future, that way I can witness andromeda collide with the milky way. That's like the only thing I would do.

[@itscalledswag9631]

It's 6 to 7 billion years from now

[@AlpaOmega-nb5jm]

You can't go anywhere you only live for maybe 80 years you retard

[@messamommy]

This

[@Xenomorphine]

Timeships require spaceships. Without that, you either end up embedded smoewhere in the planet or, more likely, end up in outer space: The planet we're on doesn't just rotate, but revolves around our star - and that star, in turn, has its own orbit.

[@saitharunthodupunuri]

You mean TARDIS? :D

[@Xenomorphine]

@@saitharunthodupunuri Indeed. Or a something like a flying saucer is.

[@DanimalUpchurch]

What if you moved with it, kinda like jumping up on a train....

[@Xenomorphine]

@@DanimalUpchurch If you're jumping between two different points in time, you're not going to be moving with anything. Your'e going to come out at the precise same spatial point. If it's, instead, remaining in place, but speeding up or reversing time, that's different. 'The Time Machine' portrayed that, although I honestly don't know how accuratet hat was to the original story. It woudl also have the dissadvantage of needing to be moved to a completely different location, in order to reverse time. Otherwise, it would just be physically merge with itself (and pilot).

[@RidinDirtyRollinBurnouts]

Even if you could physically travel through time, you'd end up in the middle of nowhere. If your position in the universe stays the same, the planet, system, and galaxy would all be in a different position from you.

[@SushilRanchod]

So refreshing to have a What If video that isn't another Shorts

[@rainclud5642]

And when it’s longer than 10 minutes

[@dkmma3312]

Time travel has been possible. We just aren't told about it. Just like all the other life that exist. They transport

[@fishythenothosaurus5938]

I lost somewere 13 month of my life. I was fighting with a "Swamp donkey" and in next moment I waked up fired, with my guts fallen out and comfused, witch grow into sadness, anger, anxiety and both self and society hatred. If I didnt lossed all this time, it might not end so sad. Still crying

[@cesarvictorino4301]

What if Fear, Worry, Chaos, Corruption and any negative emotions were gone forever?

[@JaneRumes-xc3ns]

That’s heaven 😊

[@AfnanFaateh]

​@@JaneRumes-xc3ns Heaven is an illusion.

[@cesarvictorino4301]

@@JaneRumes-xc3nsFor some reason I’m having mixed feelings about it I don’t know why. Please pray for me.

[@jonispringer]

We need fear though. Imagine not having the emotion that tells us to not go into the dark forest.

[@UmbraChad]

You'd die, buddy. You'd die quite fast.

[@Space_Library]

Bravo to the creators of this video! 'What If You Traveled in Time?' is a captivating blend of science and storytelling. The seamless integration of scientific concepts with narrative flair makes it accessible to viewers of all backgrounds. I'm already eagerly anticipating the next installment!

[@TheBowersj]

We do travel forwards in time, everyday. I would rather stop time and live in this moment for a million years.

[@akheel_ahmad]

Is this like the people from 1980 predicted there will be flying cars in 2020?

[@krischambers9021]

True, we’ve had precisely two that were certified, and none of them were in mass production, of course. We do have thousands of gyrocopters, though

[@krischambers9021]

Lol, I thought the same thing.

[@leethomson5733]

There are , they are called planes 😭

[@akheel_ahmad]

@@leethomson5733 Nah, their vision was like the ones in the Back To The Future movie.

[@paulwatson2499]

We do have flying cars....

[@bonafidehomicide5742]

Lmfao Y2K, you mean when NOTHING HAPPENED!?!?!? 😂

[@benjiwon]

But Y2K wrecked my brain

[@ynW1CK3D]

It's funny because nobody that ever watches this will ever validate anything 😂😂😂

[@jasminefranks6595]

Well I guess whoever like science will enjoy this video moment ❤😊

[@lknanml]

You would be floating dead in space because the Earth would be REALLY far away from you as it's traveling through space and time as well.. If you went back or forward in time for just 1 second you would be 18.5 miles away from where you were just standing.

[@SaintedFish]

I agree!!

[@anonymous2065]

Actually you'd be a hella lot further away than 18.5 miles in 1second. Remember the earth rotates once every 24hours which is about 1000mph at the equator,The planet orbits our star (The Sun), our Star orbits our galactic centre (Sagittarius A*) in our galaxy, and the galaxy is moving through interstellar space, plus the fabric of space-time itself is rapidly expanding. So if you do a back of the envelope calculation it would be a massive distance. Just saying. You're welcome. Have a great day...

[@lknanml]

@@anonymous2065 The Earth is moving at 67,000 miles per hour (avg) taking into account it's rotation (spiraling counterclockwise) with the equator being roughly the "front" and "back" as the direction of travel in a line.. My calculations were correct. In 1 sec you would be 18.5 miles from your starting point. Depending on where you were on earth you could be inside it. I don't care what's outside or galaxy. Humans will never leave it or visit another galaxy. Although it's moving at about 1 to 1.5 million MPH and depending which point you chose you could be going fast or slower than that as it spins. Although I did make one error. Technically we will "travel" to the Andromeda galaxy in about 4.5 billion years when our galaxy collides with it... That's about the same time the Earth will be destroyed though as our sun becomes a Red Giant then collapse into a white dwarf until it cools into a black dwarf.....

[@helgemagnussen7697]

Love this channel ❤

[@DVR01]

90th. Once the time machine, one that will permanently be kept out of the wrong hands with an far-advanced security system and the time travelers will never be seen and heard by their other-selves forever preventing the paradox from happening, is built, I would certainly like to try time-traveling.

[@AviatorCraftOfficial]

I love there hard work just editing for hours, days

[@Mr.Plant_man]

Their*

[@RonFilco.9358]

I think that building underground might be a good idea to avoid half of these catastrophies. I realize it gets hotter the deeper you go but if we took the time to engineer it right, you wouldn't lose all of humanity from an asteroid strike, the poles shifting, nuclear war, super volcanoes, etc..

[@CharlesBoulware-vb4dr]

I think you might be right instead of high-rises we need low rise

[@CharlesBoulware-vb4dr]

I'm born and raised in Phoenix Arizona when hydroponic electricity and water I think you can be done oh and women LOL haha

[@cjgameon264]

The only problem wit these vids is, although they're extremely imaginative, that's the problem!! That's all they are: *"EXTREMELY IMAGINATIVE!!"* It will differ, depending upon the mind of the story teller.

[@MikeDT94-_-]

Sooo, whatcha saying is, oxygen is slowly killing us?? Mhm sounds about right 😂

[@MistresstheMediator]

There was one too much oxygen on the plane before, so I’m pretty sure it will happen again

[@HorrorSFManiac]

Genuinely asking - why are you assuming languages will change so much they'll be unrecognizable? We've had the current languages for 1400-1900 years (it varies from language to language) and they haven't changed to the point where we can't understand old texts. Plus, present day Greeks can still understand ancient Greek, speakers of Romance languages can still understand quite a bit of Latin without studying it. Why do you think this will change?

[@vivjames1357]

@HorrorSFManiac it's not an assumption English speaking people of current times couldn't understand or converse in old English of 400 or more years ago now, language mutation is very much a real thing, after living a few decades you will observe this mutation even within your own lifetime 😊

[@HorrorSFManiac]

That's an exaggeration, people still understand Shakespeare, those plays are more than 400 years old. And English is one language, it doesn't justify saying that none of today's languages will be understood, again look up present day Greeks still understanding ancient Greek enough to get the general meaning of a text in many cases, Norwegians and Swedes understand Old Norse in a similar way, and speakers of Romance languages understanding Latin in a similar way. Yes, languages change, some words become archaic in just a few decades, but speakers of many different languages can still get the general meaning of texts from 2000 years ago. @@vivjames1357

[@ianclarke3627]

Just text messages will change languages, leaving out vowels for instance will modify what we know now ,also predictive texts cancels out the need to spell so we will forget what used to be correct and God knows what A I will bring .

[@HorrorSFManiac]

People don't write books, research papers, essays, or even blog articles and movie dialogue the way that they write text messages. Again, very myopic, non-academic view. @@ianclarke3627

[@reboxtherapy]

I don't care about time travel. I need a watch that stops time.

[@benshumate79]

I love your content 💙

[@robinchesterfield42]

Interesting stuff. If you wanna see more in-depth takes on some of this, I would recommend melodysheep's "Timelapse of the Future" (spoiler: it stops being about Earth, specifically's, future only THREE MINUTES IN to an almost half-hour video) and that one weird what-if documentary (?) from a while ago, the one that was about "What if the Sun started going through its life-cycle really quickly right now, in modern day?" (snaps fingers) "Swallowed by the Sun", that's it. I think some footage here might even be from that, I'm not sure. Anyway, good stuff, both of those.

[@MasoudNyoni-g8o]

Thanks for sharing this massage in order to learn about different geographically future.

[@keshav_c17]

Why is it an hour long video?

[@messamommy]

Who cares? These are some really good videos. They do these now and then, they group similar videos together to make an entire episode.

[@movitrivia]

absolutely amazing concept

[@BigDew-b5i]

No

[@NicholasNerios]

Time just a human measurement of light, and light a measurement of distance. And distance is a measurement of preceived location.

[@kelroywilliams278]

How you know this…? You speaking with confidence. “What if right”

[@joshuaperez2782]

God I Will Conquor With The Sun.

[@gogoimithu]

I m thankful for the time I m having

[@FunkyFactVids]

Time travels like a balloon in a freezer. In its shrunk state a line drawn on it will grow once warm again. We time travel with magnetic gravitation waves in the same aspect as the balloon in the freezer.

[@Magnetis0101]

I'd LOVE to play a game in this era of course with "some" survive tech with building included

[@joshuaperez2782]

Still Here.

[@amigoarc1844]

nah cant imagine this million years thing, coz our life time is just 60-100years if lucky.. but i really like to see how earth evolve or humans in million years

[@shadow-wr8on]

For sure thier will be no discrimination.....

[@rishabhadarsh5227]

We're humans we'll always find a way to discriminate peoples.

[@YellowBagel_YT]

@@rishabhadarsh5227unfortunately that’s correct

[@HI-ej8rl]

Enjoyed the video!

[@PlanetXMysteries-pj9nm]

"Your videos always leave me in awe and eager to learn more about the mysteries of the universe. Thank you for fueling my curiosity. "

[@cloudspecs3864]

Great video!

[@gamingbeast6998]

Bro is killing humans in several ways😢

[@granite6196]

Truly believe our energies and everything just keep on repeating through history and time. We’ve all been here since the beginning. And we will be here until the end. Until it repeats again.

[@macwelch8599]

I want to go to prehistoric times. However, seeing the Earth heal from human activity after our extinction would potentially be even more interesting

[@TheJoseGarcia325]

Facts its a dilemma like do we see the beginning of earth or the end of humanity ??

[@macwelch8599]

@@TheJoseGarcia325 right?! Seeing how life evolved at the beginning could answer so many questions. But seeing how life evolves after the human extinction is something else entirely

[@isaacmontecillo7948]

​@@TheJoseGarcia325I wanna go further in the future to gain some futuristic technologies.

[@krischambers9021]

No, I've seen what happens when people no longer exist; it wasn't a pretty site. They've had had shows on that as well 😉

[@krischambers9021]

@@isaacmontecillo7948or the right investments

[@MozeGentle]

Does that mean humans do not exist then because I don't understand or humans are far away from them then?

[@bonafidehomicide5742]

A dry Earth? Where does all the water go? It doesn't just blank out of existence, it has to do the cycle. Where will it come down?

[@jackiemyers2773]

Assuming it will escape through the atmosphere. Like mars.

[@ΠαναγιωτηςΑγγελ]

There is no such a thing as time travel time isn't an actual dimension but a concept that helps for thousands years to maseaure events and also works as guidance in our material world

[@DoctorBrute]

I don’t think life itself will end with the earth, but that’s all we know as humans publicly that is

[@mcspraint4591]

best content of this channel❤

[@chakravarthy68]

You don't have to wait 1 million years, Betelguese already went supernova. Why worry about Earth, Mars and Sun when the entire Milky-way already collided with Andromeda

[@IZDIGUA08]

What if humanity survived for 1 billion years.. make a video on this topic. ..

[@phoenix825185]

I believe if we did earth will no longer be our home

[@IZDIGUA08]

@@phoenix825185 even if humanity survived for a million years , imagine the sophisticated technology that humanity will have ... By that time humanity will be indestructible

[@Maine_87]

If they gave explanations why each thing happens or could happen it would be way better.

[@deyanangelov7624]

Awesome Video!

[@frankylin25]

Congrats to the cameraman for travelling so far back

[@cjgameon264]

This vid is 100% imaginative. *"THE MIND OF MAN CANNOT LOOK NO ONE BILLION YEARS INTO THE FUTURE!!"*

[@fahimredwan]

Love what if videos❤❤❤🎉🎉

[@titolino73]

We will not be around in much less than 500 thousands years

[@HamidAli-tx5qq]

only god knows about the future...

[@pennykorte6714]

I agree with answer.

[@YellowBagel_YT]

Yes

[@jayclayton1694]

And God is only real in stupid brain washed deluded heads

[@YellowBagel_YT]

@PotatoPoutine wdym

[@Rosair-by7xc]

Soon amoramora will have finished cutting out the sun so that we can work together and kill the aleins nova energy for there planet that they dont seem to need. He hahh

[@DHoodRealer]

*What’s up earth ppl, I’m came from da year 5023 in Earth time, Jus came to see how smart ppl is in 2023 KZbin comments on time travel 🛸*

[@failingup4907]

As unbelievable as this stuff is... It's still more believable than what the main stream media tries to peddle everyday. 😂

[@coffeecream-m7c]

What if we find out we as human being are just a simulation

[@nickh4303]

if time travel was possible we would know obviously

[@Loaf_Ov_Bread]

With how things are going, we won't see another hundred years.

[@ShilohversusEdits]

Suggestion:what if the moon Titan destroys our moon will we have rings and a moon or two moons?

[@thomashenebry8269]

How can the moon Titan destroy our moon when they never come within hundreds of millions miles away from each other?

[@ShilohversusEdits]

@@thomashenebry8269 remember it's a what..if

[@yunusjhon651]

7 heavens of layer and 7 layers of Earth might be the narrated story/theory by the founder of religions .

[@Mar6008]

People in the very far future will watch this later in history class (thx for the amezing vid)

[@toasty9314]

Futurama did this bid already

[@damianreyesavila3402]

.10,000 Years into The Future Stories Museum.😐.

[@hurithinkbefore1340]

In about 800.000.000 years from now no single bacteria will be able to survive on Earth.

[@rgygduysdgyuygsduysd]

I imagine A.I robots already eliminate humanity around 2700 A.D . i would like to go back in time to see all extinct species that we never seen, they would look like something the weirdest Sci-fi movies couldn't make up.

[@DeeRizz]

0:03 Super Luminal Space Drive If your a TFP fan you will know what i mean

[@jalenjose3905]

Water does not evaporate, turns to gas and falls in the form of water somewhere else.

[@MasoudNyoni-g8o]

Thanks for sharing this massage classification of universal future time,by approximately by time of Earth's.

[@ericvizcarra8766]

I cannot understand why someone would panic about our sun in 4 million years when it will devour our pale blue dot. It's not like we're going to be around when it happens. Enjoy your day

[@Obiter3]

It would be folding through the fabric of space time, really

[@ricgillingham8056]

The longest journey starts with the smallest step .😊

[@piyushdubey8918]

What if we learn how to disappear.

[@SpaceMystery9]

I love this content, what if one day I'll travel to the past to change the world

[@jacobb8832]

Or the universe could give us free will to branch out unlimited streams moving forward. Then we would change the world.

[@let-it-burn-and-rebuild777]

im good with 1980s anytime in the rural usa

[@daaaaaaaaaanay]

How can we predict all of this it’s fascinating

[@FredrickWendroff-um2kn]

Yes , unfortunately I do travel thru time , feel it every morning when I get up too. Soon , in due time , I will be dead.

[@mrhassell]

5.63182347 x 10^60 seconds is how long a day will be in 50,000 years. Not simply a second... you forgot about leap years.

[@AndrewB221]

I’d recycle to many places in History to experience and learn

[@MysticalSpaceTV]

So interesting video!

[@cleverone1115]

You would be floating around in space. Who knows where the solar system would be located that far in the future. Our solar system or even our galaxy doesn't stay in the same spot in space. Can't go forward or back. Good luck. Y2K was fun. I worked at a grocery store called Meijer on 3rd shift. I saw the panic. My friend was y2k panic. At midnight 1999/ 2000 when it hit 1 I turned the power off at my new years house party and my homie freaked. I was so high. Funny shit. Miss being 21

[@ricgillingham8056]

And due in dinner party's guest would eat untill full then vomit in to a bucket so they could continue eating Roman was decadent and extreme indulgence and carnal desires it truly was the light of the world with in its time period.

[@CalebJensen-rs6tg]

I'm in the future right now, but only six months ahead.

[@style6362]

What’s the weather for tomorrow

[@pennykorte6714]

Ask a time traveler.🎉

[@smolville]

From about 1900 till about 1980, there was an explosion of ideas. Government funded projects. A bigger boom! I'm guessing that the next big booms will draw the attention of a life-form far beyond our own to set us on the right track. Until then you have my sympathy.

[@ЕвгенийГалалюк-ц8х]

I remembered Doctor Who after this video :)

[@thomashenebry8269]

Better bring your own air supply, as the atmosphere is no more.

[@berndmibach555]

why they always wanna travel in time into future??? - is it so fascinating being a (i try to compare this) cave man compare (the time traveller) to mondern human ( the timeline he traveled to) - sorry for bad english - german guy - was ist daran so faszinierend , vergleichmäßig als hinterweltler bezeichnet zu werden weil man der gesellschaft lichtjahre hinterher hinkt

[@jamesthompson9603]

What if time fast forwards and all these things happen prematurely?

[@Suckadyckyoutube]

We are traveling with/in/through time ! People's notions of time travel are to a specific points in the past or future.

[@impervious99]

Dont worry y'all...im collecting infinity stones as we speak. When i get the soul stone... it's on and poppin 😅

[@Ilyriana]

The future generations will watch this and laugh at us.

[@redcorn666]

What if....everyone in the world farted all at the same time

[@dhiabh4794]

I wonder if all the water will evaporate where would it go

[@astornasrollestar-go4rz]

one true fact of albert estine told about is if all species of flowers will collespe the world will end

[@peterzivanovic6899]

work with the clock watch your watch !!!

[@eddiebear34]

Even if all tge ice were to melt, youd never have a water world. Where would the extra water come from?

[@patgibbs]

So glad i want be here then .

[@UnlimitedRSK]

What if I’m watching this in 1,000,000 years 😂

[@adamf.8564]

We don’t know what would happen. Why? Since we can’t even tell for certain that Big Ben was the beginning.