Will the Universe Ever End? | Episode 1304 | Closer To Truth

[@EugeneKhutoryansky]

I was disappointed at Kaku's discussion of Proton decay as if it is a fact, when he should know that it is purely theoretical, it violates the standard model, and it has never yet been observed.

[@mustafaelbahi7979]

I hope you will not be disappointed if you find yourself in Heaven or Hell. Because consciousness was not noticed, you do not have it.

[@rclrd1]

Michio's "science" consists of the all the currently fashionable wild speculations of physicists and cosmologists, presented as _entertainment._

[@mustafaelbahi7979]

@@rclrd1 Don't try to explain Misho's mind, which seems a little tense here, to wait and see what happens.

[@b.g.5869]

Kaku has issues.

[@chrisc1257]

@@rclrd1 And paid for by you, the rube with no money.

[@patrickfitzgerald2861]

"In the long run we are all dead." - John Maynard Keynes

[@fredriksundberg4624]

@Patrick Fitzgerald : But please don't tell the religionists, it might upset their mental map of their World? ;-)

[@patrickfitzgerald2861]

@@fredriksundberg4624 Oh I think they basically understand. That's why they're so very angry these days.

[@b.g.5869]

In the short run actually.

[@junevandermark952]

It’s as likely that my personal consciousness will survive the death of the material body that I inhabit, as the personal consciousness of an alligator will survive the death of the material body that he or she inhabits.

[@patrickfitzgerald2861]

@@junevandermark952 Along those same lines, I believe that either all animate matter has an afterlife - even alligators, or none of it does. And my bet is on none.

[@matthew944]

Why do most humans not ever ponder these higher mysteries? Most are perfectly content going through life without thinking about these fundamental “laws”. I love the Universe, I hope I never stop having the ability to ponder and observe it.

[@chrisc1257]

Good, because the universe does not exist.

[@africanandproud6792]

Because when you are stuck in traffic you don't care who's also stuck in traffic in Andromeda.

[@mattgrant5341]

Stfu nerd

[@markstewart362]

Most people are little maggots

[@name5702]

There is no infinite meaning

[@guitarvs.physics5473]

I don’t understand how this channel has so many episodes of such a high quality, and still not getting a million subscribers. Edit: I thought the numbering system they used referred to the actual number of episodes, thanks for letting me know.

[@natphil8377]

Guitar vs. Physics most of the general populace are not intellectual enough and/or able to appreciate such content, sadly.

[@pebblebeach8517]

It’s shameful this channel isn’t received by more viewers. Each new production is a gem.

[@adeelio83]

Was just thinking the same thing. I suppose we are the lucky ones.

[@fuhq5121]

While I watch it, it is not "premium content" in my opinion. That's a possible reason.

[@HouseofRecordsTacoma]

ten minutes seems to be the limit of many afflicted with short attention span.

[@beardedroofer]

Tegmark: "Dark energy is just a code word for our ignorance." My sentiments exactly.

[@simesaid]

It's not a code word, "darkness" is the antonym of "light", light is illumination and illumination is knowledge or awareness. So "darkness" is _literally_ lack of awareness, or ignorance. We don't know, and that's why it's called "dark" (we don't know) energy. It's not a code word, it's very precise.

[@beardedroofer]

@@simesaid Interesting, thanks.

[@simesaid]

@@beardedroofer I should really have addressed that comment to Max (who I really like), but yes, etymologically we can only "know" (from the ancient Greek "gnosis") those things that are "illuminated". To be _agnostic_ is to say "I do not know" or "I am ignorant", because "I cannot see". And this is where we derive common sayings such as "we are in the dark". Whether or not this was at the forefront of peoples minds when the term "dark energy" was coined, I cannot say, but it's quite correct regardless - "I have no knowledge (of just what the hell) dark energy may be"... And it's all a lot of fun if you're a word-nerd like me!

[@vhawk1951kl]

Because you profess ignorance of something, why attribute your ignorance to some imaginary other? - "we" and or us or our, can only be imaginary.

[@simesaid]

@@vhawk1951kl if you're such an avowed solipsist, then who were you replying to?

[@hybridwafer]

Michio Kaku is always such a drama queen. He knows very well that the Milky Way won't "die in fire" upon merging with Andromeda. Stars are so far apart that it's improbable that any single collision will take place.

[@roberte.6892]

That has to be b.s. though, to some extent. There are so many stars and black holes in each universe, that collisions will be unavoidable, and changes in orbits of planets around stars, or of stars around super massive blackholes will also be unavoidable.

[@leonardobrien]

It will be swallowed up, like some small town that becomes a suburb of an expanding nearby city. That was his (somewhat dramatized) point, I think. There won't be, effectively, a Milky Way galaxy, anymore.

[@Darksaga28]

rubiks6 and who wants your respect, mr. nobody?

[@hybridwafer]

@@roberte.6892 "The average distance between stars is 160 billion km (100 billion mi). That is analogous to one ping-pong ball every 3.2 km (2.0 mi). Thus, it is extremely unlikely that any two stars from the merging galaxies would collide." This is the "collision" we're talking about. You could of course argue how long the collision lasts because eventually, due to changes in orbits, stuff will collide. Either way, the math is clear on that stellar collisions will be rare and insignificant on the whole.

[@flamingphoenix824]

Space between stars isn’t as empty. When galaxies collide their gases and interstellar medium will compress and heat up, including the galactic halos. Perhaps it will spark a new active galactic nuclei and sterilize billions of worlds.

[@fortuner123]

"Dark energy is a code name for our ignorance". - beautifully and honestly described as scientists do. If only religions could be so honest and pragmatic.

[@Funny1budgie]

Funny

[@vhawk1951kl]

"Our" embracing you and who else? If you don't have a clue why project that onto some imaginary other?

[@70ad25]

Dark energy is not a code name for ignorance, which was explained by the great Roger Penrose. Dark energy is equivalent to Einstein's cosmological constant, an antigravity force which Einstein put into his general relativity equations to counteract gravity, as Einstein thought the universe was static. Einstein called the cosmological constant his biggest error, but he turned out to be right with what today we call "dark energy".

[@Existidor.Serial137]

@@70ad25 But we dont know what it is. That is the definition of ignorance. The problem is some people see ignorance as something bad.

[@70AD-user45]

​​@@Existidor.Serial137 We don't know what it is, but I'm just saying Einstein called it the cosmological constant. and Roger Penrose today accepted this definition.

[@b.g.5869]

The filming dates of these episodes is really peculiar. This is episode 1304, which means it was first broadcast in 2014. But if you're familiar with what some of these people look like today (e.g. Kaku, Guth, even Robert) it had to have actually been filmed many years earlier than 2014 (Kuhn is currently almost 80 years old and Guth looks MUCH older today than he does here). He's been making CTT episodes off and on since 2000. I suspect a lot of the footage is simply recycled/re-edited footage from many years ago.

[@b.g.5869]

@Pat Mahon Are you on crack?

[@Blap552]

Thank you. I was wondering how he afforded to traveled all over the world for very short interviews but I still love them!

[@joshuabrunetta4656]

He does long form interviews and uses cuts in different episodes depending on the theme. I’ve seen a few episodes where his guests are being interviewed in the same setting as other episodes but talking about different things

[@b.g.5869]

@@joshuabrunetta4656 Yes. He also has stock reaction shots of himself that are reused. I've seen the same reaction shots of him in different interviews with different people.

[@Mr.Anders0n_]

Or maybe he's finally found the Truth and unlocked the secrets of the universe which taught him how to time travel 🤔

[@HakWilliams]

The universe will never end. It's got that sigma energy.

[@shashidharshettar3846]

I thank you dear sir for “your wisdom held questions”, helps us commoners to learn a lot

[@fabsouth6984]

This is one of the most fascinating and interesting topics that we can ever expect to experience on a platform like KZbin I am so grateful for this channel

[@rclrd1]

It's amusing the way people talk about "we", as if human beings will still be around over the time scales they're speculating about!

[@HighPokerChessPL]

Hahah.. same thought here...

[@HighPokerChessPL]

Although I was a little more rude.. I would change it. But won't. Lol

[@Aguijon1982]

Ey Dire Straits will still be around

[@ghazanfarali3285]

Just chill man these are insane and baseless stories!!!

[@Slowdough99]

I mean dinosaurs lives over 300 million years. Thats a pretty long time to be around so you could see some pretty interesting things

[@jhunt5578]

The idea of a multiverse where all infinite possibilities occur is terrifying. Because worlds like ours, and worlds far worse than ours will reiterate infinitely. Infinite holocausts, infinite animals being preyed upon, infinite wars and torture. Sure there will also be infinite good things happening. It's still terrifying to ponder.

[@kuyab9122]

Maybe that's the reason it takes such effort or much contemplation to arrive on thinking about these things.

[@Existidor.Serial137]

so we have an exponentially growing problem of evil paradox. Nice god we have,

[@lassoatrain]

Is that how you feel about the cells in your own body? Have you ever wondered about the fact that we know there was a past but that it is unreachable now . We know there will be a future with some degree of certainty. But for that is also out of reach . We can someday travel the speed of light but that will only get us some place faster and then we will still have to wait for time to arrive . It will only get you to work before 7:00 but you will have to wait for 7:00 to arrive . We all live in the present and the present is less than one second and then it is the next second. Have you ever wondered how we all exist in the same second no matter where we are . The only difference is in the time it takes to send and receive information from one another. But we all experience and can interact with the universe in the same second. It is because we are all the same being .we are all part of the same creature .the universe is but one cell in the body of Christ .

[@Existidor.Serial137]

@@lassoatrain If there is something we can be sure of is that we will NEVER travel at the speed of light. Not in this universe at least. And read about relativity because your last sentences shows that you dont know how the universe works.

[@Existidor.Serial137]

@@lassoatrain and BTW, you won´t find anything about the Relativity of simultaneity in the Bible.

[@JohnCompton1]

I find this subject fascinating but sometimes the answers get a bit more than i am able to conceptualize. Saul Perlmutter is always a welcome sight to articulate very heady subject matter in a form i can digest.

[@mohammedhafiz7098]

The show is Just "Wow" A salute to Lawrence kuhn🙏

[@BB-dm3pm]

ETERNAL UNIVERSE Those who say the universe will end may well be underestimating the universe. End? What does that mean in the context of a permanently changing universe? The cosmological constant is dynamically constant. That is, it's unending change. The universe is simpy permanent change: motion, dynamism, transformation, with long periods of slow motions that gives the impression of steady states. Balance and disruption are its behavioral patterns. So where the universe is concerned phrases like beginnings and endings have no meaning. Sentient beings have birth and death cycles. But the universe simply unfolds as it must. Big crunch, cold fading away into nothingness, or escape into multiverses via inflation, all do not signify any end of the universe. On the contrary, ETERNITY is the natural state of the universe, with or without us, or living forms known to us humans. If this does not humble homo sapien sapiens, what will?

[@fortuner123]

In the next millennium people will look at videos like this and think how quaint it is that we knew so little and troubled our minds with things we knew nothing about. I

[@georgederby2908]

I've watched all of these physics documentaries and shows for years and years... I probably seen most everything made... And michio by far is the most proud to be a physicist. Each time I hear him talk he says the same thing... "We physicist think"

[@fred_2021]

"Our Milky Way galaxy will probably die in fire as it collides with Andromeda". Which is contrary to the views expressed by cosmologists. It would be good to have, at least, a simple explanation of the whys and wherefores regarding the formation of 'Milkomeda'.

[@chinemeremohaeri9100]

I think what he's trying to say is that nothingness cannot finish.

[@johnaugsburger6192]

Thanks so much, I think this episode is my favorite.

[@deepaktripathi4417]

This is my favorite KZbin channel.

[@destinygaming6514]

I can't sleep because of this show

[@bowlingvanjapan4099]

Michio always seems so sure of himself. He’s a great speaker but lord kelvin also thought he and his cohorts had all the answers. I’m guessing we don’t even know what questions to ask to find these answers yet.

[@quantumpotential7639]

We know nothing. And yet, here we are .. hairless apes with nukes.

[@edwardrussell7168]

This is human concept.. the universe will never end .. it will keep expanding with additions of more galaxies.. how do I conclude this???

[@IkeReviews]

Yes I believe that's how it will be nobody knows if the universe will end or not

[@somerandomperson3970]

Yeah. Can't we just strengthen our genes through mutations and stuff to handle lots of gs whilst finding a way to go faster by finding new materials from nearby planets and such, then get out of the earth (taking the important stuff with us) and travel backwards (centre of the universe, if it exists) if the acceleration is compounding? Just an optimistic theory

[@satyamevjayate6360]

But how long will it continue? You forgot to consider the beginning. How long it been present? Of course as you said, it cannot end, there was no beginning either. So, how much time has already passed? How many galaxies have been added or any other events have passed? There is no starting point, so it is just going on eternally. As you are saying ' it will keep on expanding, let's not worry how long will that go, but all of that would have happened a long time ago because there is so much time in the past, in fact there is no beginning.

[@floriath]

Gurth’s premise is the most hopeful. Infinite civilisations. And an infinity of them will know (or knew) as much as or more than we will ever know about reality.

[@gothama7522]

Even we know it doesn't matter about the end of universe because humans are long gone by then, we still have strong desire within ourselves to know how it ends...

[@PrivateSi]

Will unaswerable questions about the duration and size of the universe ever end?

[@Existidor.Serial137]

perhaps the answer to questions are infintely long to be responded properly

[@100percentSNAFU]

Will the universe end? I don't think it will, or if so, that another version will be reborn. Time and the universe doesn't begin or end, it just has always been and always will be, in some form or another. Why? Because something exists. And because something does exist, something MUST exist, and nothingness can't exist.

[@forthemusic9875]

I think it's a fairly standard scientific concept that the universe will end. That doesn't necessarily include a multiverse, but possibly a more pertinent question is 'will existence end' and an answer can only really be speculated on if you suggest existence actually started. I hate to use the word dimension, because it sounds a bit like Doctor Who, but there is a sort of time dimension that trumps all the other dimensions and is at the core of existence. If we perceive it , however fleetingly, it massively changes our symbolic understanding of the universe (and of course all understanding can only be symbolic)

[@Triliton]

My theory and opinion aims towards the big Bounce. The universe has always existed, its born, it lives, it dies and its reborn again. After so many trillions, googly years this Dark Energy collapses, and so creates a new big bang. There is for me no reason to contemplate on why its always existed, why its suitable for life, it is as its always been. Im contempt with this. The variables or x amonunts of matter and gravity has been like this in another universe, and therefor its continued in a new born, the one we are living in. It will again bounce back, kickstarting a nw big bang event. Dark Energy as it seems now isnt uniform at all. So perhaps our universe isnt perfect flat either. Nature doesnt like perfection, nothing exists without some in-consistency. This can be adressed to anti matter-matter. If the Big bang was perfect, then there would be equally same amounts of anti matter and matter, and nothing would happen. But nature is with its flaws. Therefor we exist. Its an exciting time, we will discover more and more of our universe and our understanding of its end, birth or rebirth.

[@jahtea7849]

Conformal Cyclical Cosmology. Talk to Roger Penrose.

[@wayneasiam65]

Nice to hear Max admit Dark energy isn't very well known, if at all. Great vids!

[@tedgrant2]

It depends on what you mean by "end". All the galaxies will eventually be dragged into their central black holes. Black holes "evaporate" and fill the universe with photons, according to some scientists. Perhaps the photons will "condense" into a singularity until it becomes unstable and go BANG ?

[@rjgood1]

If the universe is destined to disperse into a cold death, then we have two options to explore. First would be to master backwards time travel. Then we could get on the merry-go-round of time in perpetuity and through each iteration acquire more and more knowledge and power. Secondly, we must explore the possibility of moving between universes within the multiverse.

[@MM-ue4ol]

Good but hussh ...reading this made me tired.

[@jettmthebluedragon]

So everything disintegrates ok ?😐 we say emterpy ALWAYS increases ok then how can the universe form from nothing ?😐and besides heat death vacuum decay whatever physics tell us we will end in ice ok then what about the beginning ?😐after all the Big Bang nothing heat death nothing like wht ?😐

[@Existidor.Serial137]

spoiler: we won´t be here. I mean homo sapiens. Whatever consciuos being is still alive, it wont be human (anymore).

[@Xpress_Graphix]

What if the scientists think the universe is expanding, but not knowing that it’s actually just breathing, like other creatures, but because we too small one breath takes human lifetimes, then eventually when the universe contracts again scientists will be like “the universe is now contracting”, while the answer is as simple as a breathing mechanism! We just too small to see it.

[@SandipChitale]

Seriously though, I think it cannot be stressed enough that these are very very very very very long time in future discussions. It has no positive or negative connotation with respect to timescales that we as human species have to worry about. Do not claim that physics is very bleak as it foretells what will happen in such a distant future. Remember it was same in the past near big bang - it was not a hospitable environment for humans then either. Lets not make a big deal of it. And if one wants to go there then let us discuss the concept of hell many religions talk about which are even worse. I guess even the concept of heaven is equally grotesue.

[@michaelburden5895]

Thats it, not doing any more dusting or housework be wasting my time !

[@colinjava8447]

No point brushing your teeth either

[@michaelburden5895]

@@colinjava8447 ha, ha.

[@publiusovidius7386]

No problem. Bronze and iron age mythologies say humans are the chosen ones and will live forever. Most human beings believe some form of that self-serving mythology.

[@MrTetsukobu]

The moment you die the entire universe ends, whatever you may believe or think is just your imagination while alive.

[@Funnygalsproductions]

We live because a Black hole 🕳 got a lil to big some other dimension. Waterfall of gravity creating universes at close to infinite rate dropping to a lower and lower energy state in the multiverse. Was what I get out of this lesson today . ❤️

[@vanlookenroel7211]

Go within and you will find!

[@cvsree]

Anything bound to time has to end, so does the universe. But, our consciousness is not bound to time

[@publiusovidius7386]

lol. What narcissistic nonsense. Your consciousness is bound to your brain and your body. It is bound to time.

[@holgerjrgensen2166]

@@publiusovidius7386 Well, the consciousness work through the brain, it is not in the brain, like the programs is Not in the radio. It is a very extensive subject to go in further details, but just ask.

[@413PDS]

There is no proof that we are conscious beings not bound by time. Interesting idea, but merely speculation at best

[@holgerjrgensen2166]

@@413PDS We are Not time, our thoughts is materialized consciousness, motion, time is 'the shadow' of motion. What we call thoughts has No beginning, and No end.

[@b.g.5869]

Gibberish. The universe is going to last a helluva lot longer than your consciousness.

[@gregeads6124]

Everything dies. Even the universe. I say die because I feel anything that has energy and substance is alive indeed.

[@ModestNeophyte]

I find it curious that we struggle with accepting the possibility that there could have been nothing instead of something, but we readily accept there being a "future nothing" at the end of the universe...

[@rursus8354]

23:06: _"And that universe will be full of people"_ -- DAMN! And I who wished this one to be one more than enough!

[@psmoyer63]

This universe is the perfect Factory for making empty space. The space in this universe has evolved one Universe At A Time. We will figure out how to make a new universe out of the empty space in this universe

[@Pegasus4213]

The question "Will the universe end?". Can only be asked, from within the belief that it is a 'physical' 'exterior' universe. Which is merely an adopted viewpoint.

[@MrJamiez]

If you think about it, you can't really experience "nothing" it's like sleeping, you don't feel those 8+ hours of sleep & darkness. It goes by in a blink of an eye, so you can't really experience eternity.

[@honeys.kapoor2838]

Consciousness means infinite, unite and unchanable state. That's why; consciousness never sleeps never changes. -- Walter Russell Always present state

[@Existidor.Serial137]

ever heard of the term "lose consciousness"? It is NOT always on.

[@joelima3967]

The universe will never end. It will exist for eternity. Earth however, and humans will fade away. Humans are doing a great job of shortening our existence here.

[@buckanderson3520]

My theory is that black holes drive expansion and the universe is cyclical. That the universe can only expand to the point where all relative motion ceases and everything has a quantum mechanical wave like nature. Then nothing has any definite position and so the universe can no longer be said to be expanding. Size no longer exists so the universe can be either be infinitely big or infinitely small. It doesn't matter because there's no way to measure. Which means that there is a possibility that everything is in the same place at once and no matter how unlikely it becomes a certainty with enough time, not that time or space exists at that point. Everything is everywhere at once. So the universe ends up right where it started in the same conditions it began with. Something interesting to point out is that before one universe came into being all possible universes were equally likely. Every potential universe existed simultaneously. A virtual multiverse.

[@Minion-kh1tq]

I sure hope the universe never ends. But it really depends on the likelihood of continued human blithering. If an eternal universe means eternal blithering, I'm against eternality 100%. If we can find a way to stop the blithering...let it ride!

[@clam4597]

I remain restless.

[@stoobydootoo4098]

If you're restless, how can you remain in one place?😁

[@rumam1]

The theory of that the universe is some kind of simulation is the most interesting and plausible theory.

[@badhombre4942]

The universe ends when KZbin runs out of videos.

[@afaintmemory]

chillllll!

[@tomkwake2503]

What doesn't make sense to me: So it does appear energy can be created and not destroyed, in fact it appears that from all these perspectives that energy is accelerating in our Universe and in all these other infinite Universes (multiple worlds, bubble universes, membrane universes)? But I thought energy cannot be created nor destroyed per the first law of thermodynamics. It sure seems like a plentitude of overflowing and infinite energies that are not been accounted for with all these physicists.

[@tomkwake2503]

@fynes leigh I think the term we are referring to is “dogma”, where authorities profess authority based on what was taught them, not from a place of true knowing, or knowing the limits of current knowledge. We students and thinkers can point these things out as “what’s wrong with this picture” in my humble opinion.

[@Existidor.Serial137]

virtual particles steal energy out of nothing for a very very very very short time. It's ok as long as they put it back.

[@thomanderson7981]

Yes, everything has a beginning, middle, & end. There is a reason for all things. We'll understand it all 1 day. A theory of everything will be the key.

[@mustafabinsober1248]

Ice Ice Baby

[@NoticerOfficial]

God damnit. Its been 9 hours and i cant stop watching these. I just thawed out a a ribeye fir two hours, cooked and ate it without turning thisnoff

[@Calibrating_Consciousness]

1day of brahma =24 million earthly years 1year of brahma =360 days Life of universe=100 years 24*360*100 million years

[@thomanderson7981]

Don't worry. Be happy. Everything is gonna be alright. Just be calm & carry on. Stop racking ur brain about things u can't change!

[@andreyusin3689]

Either way, as long as my eternal afterlife goes unaffected, fine with me.

[@jschizoid]

That Cosmic microwave background beach ball the one guy has is awesome

[@maitiaru]

So far dark energy is just a code word for our ignorance. Lol.

[@eamonnmurphy1844]

Hmmm let me see, the Universe's (dark) matter energy is something that cannot be seen but gives structure and energy to all we survey. The Universe itself seemingly came from nothing, its origins are all powerful and complex! These powers seem to be: mandatory, all encompassing; complex and from another dimension. I'm not a scientist however, a quick glance at these facts points to a creative, all powerful inteligence which started and is the foundation stone of our Universe. Funny enough, Einstein agreed to this a while back.

[@FM-lo9vv]

Such heavyweight guests in this episode!

[@Sempoo]

Can anybody tell what precisely is the main theme music in Closer To Truth series?

[@carlz28]

Dumbest intro music. Sounds like something a 4th rate nitwit came up with on a cheap, low quality Casio keyboard with limited sound effects. Don’t listen to it on a sound system with a subwoofer. The bass is ridiculously out of sequence. Literally ruins the next 26 minutes of the video.

[@sapanacharya1365]

Meanwhile God is smiling and chilling cause he is the only one who knows the truth

[@Venusbabe66]

Yeah, just like Santa Claus... smiling and chilling cause he is the only one who knows the truth... whether you've been good or bad.

[@sapanacharya1365]

@@Venusbabe66 yes he doesn't care

[@anirudhadhote]

❤ Very good 👍🏼

[@machida5114]

For the world-inside observer, this world ends with a ‘Big Crunch’. For universe-external observers, the universe is stationary as a quantum entangled state.

[@afaintmemory]

could we learn to manipulate the expansion of a portion of our pocket with dark energy?

[@rb1431]

we live in an infinite universe

[@2010sunshine]

Excellent

[@robertjkuklajr3175]

If all that we see and all that we don't see is expanding into an infinity: one of an infinite possible infinities; all started from a softball sized particle; it baffles me as how there could not be an infinite creator. I don't necessarily beleive in a man (God) in the sky but, it's difficult to fathom a coincidence!

[@Allworldsk1]

There will never be a time where there is nothing. Consciousness will disappear in the universe and therefore there will be no conscious beings who can ponder the existence of anything. All the stars will burn out all the light will fade all the distances will become too great and nothing will ever be perceived again.

[@alexismamadou2193]

This topic without Lawrence Krauss is like thanksging without turkey.

[@carlz28]

That’s the dumbest thing I’ve ever read. Get help, please.

[@alexismamadou2193]

@@carlz28 Why? LK made a living out of trying to be the first to know how the universe will end. He founded the ASU's origin project, an entire school dedicated to these fundamental questions. He is the most prolific and accomplished popularizer on this topic.

[@clintborg1499]

Maybe dark energy has something to do with conciousness and our limited brains can't quite comprehend it. I also question what was before anything that's in our observable universe or even before the existence of anything 🤔

[@solomongrundy1467]

I'm starting to hear more chatter that the universe never had a beginning. They're saying that a big bang is just a cycle that the universe goes through.

[@kevnolan1170]

Will the universe ever end, absolutely nobody knows.

[@choji8725]

Seems like it's going to take forever for the Universe to end. I think I don't have the patience to wait.

[@Sw33t_ag0ny]

take DMT for spoilers

[@Hardeststyler]

@@Sw33t_ag0ny yeah idk if im ready for that

[@michaelp3122]

I shouldn't have watched this video. I didn't need to know any of this.

[@domcasmurro2417]

Don't worry about a thing.

[@fuhq5121]

@@domcasmurro2417 cause every little thing gonna be alright...

[@mustafaelbahi7979]

@@domcasmurro2417 Why should he worry that it is better for us to cover our eyes in order to ensure deep sleep for ourselves? You need another blanket, good sleep, O people.

[@domcasmurro2417]

@@mustafaelbahi7979 Just to clarify if we are in the same page here: don't you know about the bird????

[@mustafaelbahi7979]

@@domcasmurro2417 I believe that Islam is a universal religion, therefore it is my right to communicate the message of Islam to the people who want it by breaking the religious barriers.

[@jimmybrice6360]

this universe definitely had a beginning. there is no way that a non-eternal thing could exist in a universe without a beginning.

[@jettmthebluedragon]

Ok prove it 😐and don’t say the Big Bang what was the cause and effect ?🤔 your just like saying the universe had a beginning and it will end in heat death happy end 😑 plain and simple however that’s only Beacuse you look at galaxies 😐to know if the universe even had a beginning you have to look at EVERY and yes EVERY galaxy every black hole every planet every star EVERYTHING 😐you can’t just take the lazy way and say the universe had a beginning first atoms then you just go to the CMB 😑the CMB just describes temperature fluctuations 😐it does not mean the universe had a true beginning or not 😐also with space the CMB is infrared just like the Big Bang model however in space it’s not infrared it’s black 😑 we also don’t know if the universe is finate or infinite 😐also we say that our Milky Way is close to 14 billion years old and the entire cosmos is 14 billion years old as well? 😐how does that make since 😐? I feel science is somewhat lazy Beacuse the universe is so vast and to complex to wrap our minds around so when we say (matter ) we mean only galaxy’s 😑but IF the cosmos really is finite or infinite you have to think 😐and you would have to take in factors for one not just Galaxy formation but EVERY black hole EVERY planet EVERY star 😐EVERY SINGLE THING 😐in fact their are stars and planets being born at this very moment 😐that would mean they are not 14 billion years old 😐 also if the big bang was true every thing in space would be the same temperature and I’m not talking about space it’s self I mean objects in space however in the CMB it’s not the same you have warm patterns and cold patterns here and their it’s not the same everywhere you have warm and cold regions 😐 also any simulation says the Big Bang happend only for their just to magically have galaxies but that’s not the case 😑 because every galaxy is different as far as what we see 😐and every galaxy has planets and stars and you have to factor in those as well 😐and so the end of the universe total death 0 then how can you explain the Big Bang ? 😐also nothing in space just a point 😐witch is also 0 😐go back to the day you were born 😑you might think everything happend just like that however that was not the case 😐it’s a whole series of complicated steeps 😑in fact before we were born we were nothing 😐and when we die we become nothing again 😑you just see that 😑but even before you were born you were all ready long dead for a very long time 😑just like in this world 😐in time when you die as your brain turns to nothing you won’t feel anything no pain no nothing you would feel as if this is the end 😑you would adapt to the state of death with means you may complain and have a fear but eventually you will find peace you may not even want to go back 😐 you might even want to stay dead forever 😐in fact many scientists even admit the Big Bang Is flawed 😐from or to our dying days we will forever say the universe is expanding and we will never live again however that’s only relative to the observer 😐and just our part of the universe however to see the bigger picture you have to see what things are formed in EVERY galaxy EVERY planet every star All that has to be taken into consideration in fact however long we will be dead is how long we were before we even lived on this planet in the first place and I can tell you right know it’s not 14 billion years 😑its WAY longer 😐so long and so vast that our brains can’t cope with it 😑the more you look back you can’t put every galaxy into an account Beacuse like ours it could have formed from a multitude of other galaxies 😐and those galaxies had millions of galaxies billions of planets and stats 😐each have hot and cold regions 😐 the Big Bang is not a easy concept how can we know the universe had a beginning when we can’t even begin how life begins in the first place 😑one clear answer and yet no one can agree 😑if the cosmos were to truly be dead we would not be here we would all ready be most likely long gone by now 😑and lastly our Brain makes us understand the universe had a true beginning but to truly understand if the universe even had a beginning or not you would have to think about the nature of your very existence 😐that that would be your brain 😑you have to understand before you were born you had no brain 😐you would have no idea what would happen you and when you die you don’t think about today or Tomorrow 😐you simply think about nothing 😐you will be in a (zen place ) no time nothing but darkness 😑and if the so called rare earth hypothesis is somewhat true as well as other factors it means we were more dead then just 14 billion years 😑we have Ben dead so long the more you think about it the more our brains have a hard time excepting the fact 😐for something to be truly dead it should not have happened in the first place 😑but even so whatever the case rather the universe may be finite does not not matter 😑Beacuse truth be hold we were all ready dead before we came into this world in the first place 😑we also don’t understand the so called nature of dark energy and from now on until the day our species will be extinct we will say the universe will expand into nothing and we will be dead forever…😓but that’s only depends on the observer 😐we don’t know how other galaxy’s work or their physics are all we know is our galaxy is moving and the physics of our Milky Way 😐 ether way we will never know 😑but anyway you look at it I don’t think the entire cosmos will be dead forever 😐we also don’t know the true nature of the cosmos to begin with at all 😐 IF the Big Bang is true the nature of the universe was nothing to begin with 😐and yes when it dies it dies 😑however a question remains if it dies forever what’s the point of it even starting in the first place 😐their is still much to learn but I can say the entire universe cosmos is much to complicated for our brains to understand 😑that’s why you have to look deeper 😐and when we all die in a billion years or less any new discoveries and Physics….will be discovered and we will not ever know about them 😐so even IF the universe had a beginning or a end a lot can happen and new physics will happen and we will not ever know about it 😑because like before we were born and when we so called die before we were born we had no energy now we do only to loose that energy again 😐so even with our current models meaning to a end of a universe expanding forever 😑that does not mean it’s the entire fate of the cosmos it’s self 😐we may had a life before we could even be repeated our lives and we don’t know it 😐Beacuse for us to live again it won’t just take 14 billion years 😑it will take a VERY VERY long time 😑and as the cosmos matures new physics will happen 😐from creation and death 😑and like before we even came into this we will have no idea on what came before and what lies ahead 😑Beacuse all we can study is the here and now 😑to me time is just a human concept 😑 time has happend forever 😐 even IF the earth were to happen again 😐it would have to start from 0 😑like the universe or cosmos it’s self this may be the one and only cosmos 😑you can’t just hop from one earth to another 😑while keeping your memories 😐 you like everyone else has to wait 😑so even if earth were to form again it would not just take only 14 billion years 😑but rather a very long time longer then we can possibly imagine 😑

[@jimmybrice6360]

@@jettmthebluedragon as i stated before, the fact that we are here proves that this universe had a beginning. a non-eternal being could not exist in a universe with no beginning. it could never come into existence, because an infinite amount of time ( which could not happen ) would have to elapse before it was born.

[@jettmthebluedragon]

@@jimmybrice6360 no just Beacuse we are here does not mean the universe had only one beginning 😐it just means that our very existence is possible that’s all 😑after all what about before earth ? 😐how would we know? You could say we would and that’s when your wrong 😑the only reason you think that is because you have a brain 😑now think about before you were born you had no brain you were nothing 😐and when we die eventually our brains will disintegrate and dissolve into nothing yet again 😑 ware do you the dinosaurs are ?😐we know they have existed Beacuse of fossils but that does not mean we saw them 😑like the beginning of the universe we say the universe had a beginning but we were not their to observe it 😐 just like when we die we may have hypothesis but the universe still has a long way to go and one way or another the universe would explain things we don’t understand 😑after all humans are not going to last forever 😐we all will die and face extinction one way or another 😑 and when we die their will be things in the universe we will not ever learn about things that defy the laws of nature it’s self and we won’t ever know about about it Beacuse all of us would all ready be dead 😑our existence does not mean the universe had a beginning it only means is your existence possible?😐after all nature can’t create what’s not possible 😑 our experience with death will just be like the same before we even came into this world in the first place 😑I understand how dreams work now 😑

[@satyamevjayate6360]

It becomes very absurd with a beginning. There was always something.

[@mikes6281]

None of us get out of this alive!

[@shirk_slayer]

Deep time is deep to think about

[@MrJamiez]

There are only two days in your life that aren't 24hrs long. The day you were born & the day you die.

[@NightBazaar]

Maybe Rick and Morty have it right, that there are an infinite number of universes and an infinite number of realities. You just need to open a portal to access them.

[@jonpaulregan6130]

@Ruby Badilla no they just detected a parallel universe in Antarctica through check it out it might be surprise you maybe this is heaven or our humanly concepts of the otherside possibly what God said in the bible.

[@jonpaulregan6130]

@Ruby Badillaits incomprehensible to begin with God made energy its created and can never be destroyed it may be alienating to you because your a sensory being. but you know on your last look into the fray.... You will start to wanna think otherwise You cant tell me that God does not exist you obviously can have an assertion thats it.

[@janko6637]

My greatest fear in life to me is infinity. life to me is a abomination, cut throat competition wrapped up in meaningless suffering

[@longcastle4863]

… 17:00 … so is the universe, the multiverse a perpetual motion machine?

[@davidturner3891]

If the universe ends... what happens afterwards?

[@genlooker]

This seems terrible sometimes...all finished...

[@satyamevjayate6360]

No end, no beginning. As simple as that. There was always something and there will always be something in one or other form. A true absence has no meaning.

[@satyamevjayate6360]

But if you think of an infinite past, actually there is no starting point, how long did it take for this present moment to happen? Truly there is no answer, because there is no starting point. But with so much of the past, all that happened is just this world that we see? How is that even possible? Secondly, in the truly infinite past, these moments could have gone infinitely long back, could have happened infinite times in infinite different forms already. But why do we see so primitive things happening today? The universe, life, the world is neither so deteriorated not so advanced with so much time passed. Actually it is wrong to think this way, because 'so much time' or 'infinite past' have no meaning, there was no beginning and that is a simple fact. How could human intelligence and search be even true. Nothing makes any sense, except that time had no beginning. What that ultimately means, I am trying to cut it short otherwise it's a huge topic, is that time cannot be linear, it should be cyclic and absolute cyclic- meaning each cycle being exactly identical. Variations in the cycle mean time to be linear again and that is absurd because everything could have happened long ago already. Makes sense?

[@Mikifh1234]

Like plants and animal,universe create new univese .One plants have seed and is born new plants

[@kimsahl8555]

Every start = the universe start and every end = the universe end. The many ends (and starts) will go on forever).

[@robodobo653]

It never began, it'll never end. Just like you're not here right now, so you'll never leave.

[@thomanderson7981]

Stop looking a gift horse in the mouth. Be grateful for the opportunity to have experienced all of this transcendent beauty and awesomeness.

[@daithiocinnsealach1982]

The description of the death of the universe sounds very much like the death of anything. Maybe the universe is expanding inside something else. Maybe it's dissolving into it.

[@john.john.johnny]

4:15 for whom the knock tolls?

[@mitseraffej5812]

Knowing that the entire universe will eventually cease to exist makes the thought of my own end a little more palatable.

[@solomongrundy1467]

We don't know that it will end. The universe may be eternal

[@TheServantOfAllah99001]

@@solomongrundy1467 does that make sense to you?

[@ShalomFreedman]

Is it 'We do not know and we can never know for certain?' or 'We do not know now and some unexpected future development might possibly enable us to know?'

[@Ouralbleu1]

April 2024 I think univrrse will never end just as it never begun. For me it cannot be otherwise. I admit that it seems absurd but for me a beginning and an end ARE absurd !

[@vhawk1951kl]

Depending on what you mean by the universe, of course not or what you have in mind neither is nor can be " the universe"-by definition

[@Priyansh_Alex_Daniel]

Don't you think a dark energy all connected to all multiverse end at same time

[@AshokKumarPonnusamy]

WE will NEVER know THE ULTIMATE TRUTH ! thinking about it will just keep us occupied with time which again is an ILLUSION