Wormholes Explained - Breaking Spacetime

Are wormholes real or are they just magic disguised as physics and maths? And if they are real how do they work and where can we find them?
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Wormholes Explained - Breaking Spacetime

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[@ronvelitsky6703]

Very intresting video like alweys :)

[@prashantmahto3650]

Hey Kurzgesagt please make a video on existence of PLANET 9 in solar system.

[@connordam3939]

yeet

[@memesareforkids686]

What would happen if you touched the edge of the wormhole, like a portal

[@iatsarulashvili3893]

We have mass so exotic matter which has negative mass will bounce us away.

[@tusharmulchandani3658]

"You won't be the stuff coming out of a white hole. You'll just be dead." *upbeat music*

[@Alpharelic]

I call that class-1 Spacism

[@fall2nd269]

Less goo

[@mikitereszko2222]

This made my day

[@MdSarfaraz-ig8oo]

Maybe that's where Dead people go?

[@vffgddhbvv5047]

I'm stuff

[@HawariHaikal]

Me: "Does the worm hole exist?" Kurzgesagt: "Yesn't"

[@Desneaky.larrat]

Yeno.

[@justmax8741]

Noyes.

[@govamurali2309]

Well yes but actually no!!

[@trainwreck237]

Egg

[@romoibahadur42o]

Haha agree to that!🍻

[@gemstar5242]

I'm in a bit of a time crunch working on a project for university, and at first glance at other videos on this topic, I almost bailed on the topic and picked something else entirely, but this video's clear and concise explanation of everything kept me going with it, and I feel way more confident in my abilities to explain this kind of thing to someone else after watching this. Nicely done.

[@tianwu7622]

@gemstar5242,what do you mean & what are you talking about?

[@nekodawn_]

@@tianwu7622 They have a project for university and wanted to do wormholes, so they took a look at some videos about them, but couldn’t find any that helped. After watching this one, it increased their confidence and made it easier for them to push on with the project and talk about it to others. Basically, the video helped them a lot.

[@melanymancinicorleone4725]

question- what kind of project did you end up doing? im going through the same problem; i have to write an essay on a topic of choice (which i want to be about wormholes) but i dont really know how to start

[@gemstar5242]

@@melanymancinicorleone4725 my assignment was a presentation on a news article of some kind and I found one on a successfully run quantum computing simulation of sending a message through a wormhole for the first time ever. I had to learn myself the basics of how wormholes work so I found this video to walk me through it first and watched it enough times that I’d feel comfortable explaining it to someone else, and then included it as part of my presentation for background information before explaining the gist of the article. All in Spanish, I should add. I’d guess you could try something similar, just in written form instead of as a presentation.

[@yeahletsgo4113]

@@gemstar5242I hope it went well.

[@Kwiibii]

I'm glad that Kurzgesagt has so many subscribers because it means a significant part of the population can be swayed by them, you know? Like, they have a sizeable positive impact on people and I think thats awesome.

[@aapin3348]

With great power comes great responsibility

[@thisrandomdude2846]

@@aapin3348 Exactly. There was a short video documentary exposing how Kurtzgesat's videos on climate change were funded by billionaires who have agendas. I didn't want to believe it at first, but the evidence was undeniable. This channel is great for science videos, but I'll take whatever they say about socie-economic problems with a huge grain of salt in the future. I do suggest seeking out the video I was talking about and forming your own opinion on it, whoever's reading this.

[@GamesPicker]

​@@aapin3348-Uncle ben

[@tonymoore5762]

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[@AbdessamedGourlat]

*KZbin in 22020* How To Build A Wormhole In 5 Minutes.

[@jonandres2975]

Can we melt a wormhole?(goes wrong)

[@backpackpepelon3867]

Cutting a wormhole with 2000°c knife

[@sengriksangma7871]

The click baits will be out of this world literally 😂

[@jackryan2612]

@@backpackpepelon3867 nah, 2000k knife

[@hanabusaaiko7749]

Backpack PePelon * *nano relective knife* *

[@cheri758]

how to make a wormhole: you need 10 obsidian, and a flint and steel.

[@kitty.x3]

Yeah! Finally someone that still playes minecraft!

[@Bruh4.]

Janin Schütze um doesn’t everybody play Minecraft you didn’t know that

[@itswarhawk]

Yessss

[@thegalaxycubes2168]

@@kitty.x3 I never quit

[@stanjamesmay1410]

Wait, Steve is a bird?

[@PotholedAxe9985]

Love that interstellar reference at 4:33 where he shows a wormhole near a planet that looks like saturn.

[@SagarCubes]

exactly. thought i was the only one who noticed that

[@milind11]

And a rick and morty citadel at 7:38

[@ggisold]

Lmao literally tho

[@ThinnerMetal]

And Stargate reference at 7:22 I love this video

[@Da_Archive]

7:39 back to the future

[@kris242]

I love that you guys decided to use trippy 80s-style ecstasy visuals and music to describe this absolutely insane concept 🤣 This is truly why you guys are the best channel on KZbin.

[@phillippeng1368]

"Not all maths describes reality." *Don't ever talk to me and my 92 watermelons that cost 49 cents again.*

[@lanyaali4400]

BHABAHAHA

[@brett_webber233]

LMAO

[@huzaim.22]

HAHAHAHA

[@whoopty5776]

Can you guys stop yelling?

[@brett_webber233]

@@whoopty5776 no

[@Kasuyaki007]

"For now, we only know that wormholes exist in our hearts." *Proceed to rip out heart*

[@markopamucar397]

😂😂😂😂

[@Cay9z]

Ahaha...

[@taraanson1911]

I’m dying ahahahah

[@emilychap89]

@Zezo Mezo r/woooosh

[@emilychap89]

@Unus Annus ?????. He said wormholes are fake and this comment was a joke you clown

[@KnowledgeCat]

Fantastic animation and music, perfectly complementing the amazing content! You guys excel not just in information delivery, but in video production too. Truly impressive work!

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Thanks to this kind of awesome free content, I've found that I watch one or two movies every 6 months, but at least several informative documentaries like this one every single day. I can't help but binge on this kind of content.

[@onyxgaming5639]

"Negative mass would be repulsive." *So I'm Exotic Matter?*

[@gabriellesta7568]

PepeHands

[@mardalsow444]

All negative Mass is repulsive, But not all repulsive things are negative mass

[@fghsgh]

But the thing is, they would still be attracted by positive mass, so they will go on chasing objects with positive mass, accelerating until they disappear into the distance. The reason why they would be attracted by positive mass is that even though the gravitational force is negative, the mass itself is negative and because of F=ma, the acceleration would happen towards the positive mass. This also means that if you try to touch negative mass or try to push it away, it will move in the other direction. Then, it will be stopped by your hand, which only makes it go faster. It will go straight through your hand, and when it touches the earth, it will make its way all the way into the center. This may be the reason why we can't find negative mass: it travelled so far that we can't see it. Also, when two quanta of negative mass are next to each other, they will repel each other, so any collection of negative mass will immediately disperse unless held together by other forces like the strong nuclear force. All of this is under the assumption that the current understanding of dynamics is correct, which doesn't have to be the case. After all, we haven't encountered negative mass yet, so we don't know how it will work in the formulas. Maybe some of those formulas actually use the absolute value of the mass, which would go unnoticed to us as we only know about positive mass.

[@roj0riot]

ok me

[@miniontoaster]

im both matter and antimatter everybody adores me

[@flippz4189]

Can we all just agree this soundtrack is amazing

[@onahdenchris3250]

This is the 5th time I’m watching the video because of the song. Let’s not even talk about the visuals.

[@c0nquadr0]

I want a playlisttt

[@ferngouveia]

look up synthwave mixes on youtube :)

[@menantumakawak]

@@ferngouveia this one is made by epic mountain music i think. They made almost all of kurzegast soundtrack

[@falxonPSN]

The vocoder effects on the announcements are also amazing. Love the whole retro 80's sound aesthetic.

[@user-dm4hm4hi3p]

공부도 못하고 과학도 모르지만 이해하기 쉽게 설명해주셔서 감사합니다. 특히 모션그래픽 애니메이션의 퀄리티는 말이 안나올정도로 깔끔하고 감각적이네요

[@zoidsfan12]

I adore that this video took so much vaporwave and synthwave influence for it's visual aesthetic. I've always been a sucker for the nightdrive aesthetic in particular, the grid lines, the sun that disperses into lines, etc. And I love that only a small subset of the people that watch this will even truly appreciate it as much as I do. Hell even the statue people won't get is a reference to the Apollo statue on the floral shoppe album or the dolphin to ecco jams. Still a proud owner of the original floral shoppe pressing.

[@elazouzim9666]

Let's take a moment and appreciate the 80's "back to the future" style this video was made with.

[@Sk8rGuy5141]

Yes!!

[@vietnamtoday9573]

ya hear that music? It's *s y n t h w a v e t i m e*

[@JMartinez351]

Where did i leave my shades and leather jacket...oh shit, it was sucked into a ⚫

[@stephen-fi6fc]

I swear I was jamming to the soundtrack the whole time. I had to watch the video twice.

[@kaleid1990]

Joy Duck poster in the room viewed through the wormhole, hehe

[@ireki4017]

i loved the synthwave aesthetic and wanted to see who wrote the music. realised it was you and i was blown away. the dedication to this channel is mindblowing, y'all are awesome

[@AwakenedAvocado]

Is the earth really flat though

[@purplehaze2358]

Perhaps the reason naturally occurring wormholes haven't been seen is just because they're too small to be picked up by telescopes. Just food for thought I suppose.

[@chaseypooh8495]

That's actually a really interesting thought and could be true

[@l0wpolypenguin]

We observe the universe through a lot more than telescopes though, we mesure electromagnetic and gravitational waves, as well as lots of other stuff.

[@m1tl6y0tl2]

Bright what are you doing here?

[@gabrielgeorge2348]

Kevin Heart gonna be the only person who is able to use them

[@you2tooyou2too]

As far as I know, a worm-hole is unlikely to be an optical (or electro-magnetic) phenomenon.

[@dr.alexei4532]

The 80's theme in this video is awesome

[@pyroblade888]

Ikr

[@arkatorianeonart7150]

Yes

[@speechless1887]

2:13 that sounded perfect

[@user-lf8qu9un8y]

S P A C E T I M E W A V E

[@orangeeeeeee]

Exactly, my favorite

[@farelrajwa1300]

Imagine aliens right now saying: lmao earth is not sure about worm hole

[@avidnongetit8710]

Thank you Farel! Now I'm LMAO! We have the math just not the brain needed for "it"

[@rooster2071]

@@avidnongetit8710 what?why you thanking him?!

[@roblopeese2901]

Plasma __ Because, now he’s LMAO

[@farelrajwa1300]

@@avidnongetit8710 thank you stranger! I mean you are lucky to born in a country where english is not banned

[@olumluhayatbugunvarsinyari534]

They don't even know us idiot they probably just linked this idiot planet as a habitatle planet which rotates G type yellow dwarf or as a confirmed planet which located some light years away.

[@alastair7399]

Brilliant…in so many ways. Thank you for this - one of the best things I’ve seen in a while!

[@chimkinnugget7134]

I watched this in my astronomy course! Ever since then I’ve been watching all of the videos that I can get my hands on :) love this channel!

[@AcessDBpro]

Looks like humans will have to evolve into birds before making any progress.

[@SH19922x]

* rwaaaaaaaaackkkkkk

[@nataliejackson802]

not true.

[@joaquinmorales3165]

That is hilarious

[@coughcough5864]

@Michael R the legend

[@demon_xd_]

I’m on it * goes super *duck* sayan *

[@Durantula]

This is going to be my new science class during quarantine

[@painlessgamerinc3839]

Thats right!

[@blankblank5409]

A better one

[@IsmaelAngelus]

Yeah!

[@Guru_1092]

Try some stuff on Khan academy and maybe read a few books on scientific principles.

[@nuj2187]

Kenner1986 shut up salty ass

[@himaneeshbhattacharya]

I just saw some of the most complex theories in physics explained like they would be for a child. Hats off to kurzegesagt

[@royalminstrel]

Time travel through these synthwave wormholes. Love the art style on this one!

[@Ssquire11]

The amount of MOTION GRAPHICS skill here is insaaaane. Great work.

[@spindash64]

Steven Squire The 80s cyberpunk asthetic was glorious

[@jan_sipiki]

@@spindash64 ikr

[@prateekpanwar646]

Agreed. It might have took over 2 weeks for achieving this quality

[@indiak7931]

@@prateekpanwar646 u mean over at the least 2 months

[@parasbhatt5929]

But I kill those 3gp birds

[@tristandaries1129]

“One may be closer than we realise” I swear, Kurzgesagt has classified information that they’re legally not allowed to disclose

[@muhammadraafey567]

I think it's a reference to interstellar where they go to a wormhole they found near Saturn

[@essentialsacrificeguy]

@@muhammadraafey567 yoooo someone got the reference

[@rytd3r.cs2]

@@essentialsacrificeguy not just one, 2.

[@TimPerfetto]

@@essentialsacrificeguy Ohhh god bless you for getting refrences and god bless god for making hair

[@Arith_the_avali]

Or something in the cheyanne mountain complex

[@jaimesoloman6712]

I'm excited for your new video series! My fav topics.

[@Brazmega]

This video is just insane ! well done, this was so much interesting !

[@ElFriCoo]

You opened a wormhole to the 80s with this video!

[@logged-out]

what do you mean?

[@zombieslayer6656]

stellvia hoenheim He didn’t say they are impossible. He said that a lot of scientists THINK it’s impossible.

[@tomscisci7331]

It's 80s style.

[@zxlpchangaming2689]

Yeah!

[@OReidoIeieie]

El Friki Coorioso I want to like this comment, but I don't wanna ruin the 666

[@abhishekshivhare6311]

The wormhole that connects my bedroom and bathroom is called a door.

[@Arissef]

And if there's another room in between your bedroom and bathroom?

[@fabio5286]

@@Arissef then its called another room between the bedroom and bathroom

[@cedriceric9730]

Wow

[@adamjeffpenner]

Actually it's a glory hole

[@abhishekshivhare6311]

@@adamjeffpenner Not the way in but the way out of the bathroom sure is glorious.

[@SamRanson]

Thank you so much, this actually helped a ton with my science project!

[@SCCH286]

As a theoretical physicist myself, I'm always amazed by how well Kurzgesagt treat the physics. Simplified so that the general public can follow without huge equations but still fundamentally correct, which is not common at all in science outreach. As such, I can imagine that when they talk about other topics of which I'm not an expert they are equally rigorous. Clearly, they have a good science team behind. I love it! Keep it up.

[@emiliap8790]

"Exotic matter would be repulsive" Me:Allow me to introduce myself

[@arthurfleck5852]

This comment is soo underrated lmao 😂😂

[@qom7280]

i volunteer to being disintegrated and my atoms scattered on the inside of the wormhole to estabilize it, because that will be some very repulsive matter indeed

[@nichsa8984]

@@arthurfleck5852 black hole too dangerous can write entirely present history

[@kieran3339]

Oh self burns those are rare

[@rainbowthedragoncat6768]

@@kieran3339 No they aren't

[@dazein4164]

Kids in 22020: Mom, can i go to kepler B to buy exotic matter? Iwanna makes homemade wormhole

[@justsomeguy2781]

Mom: but we have wormhole at home Wromhole at home:

[@stanleytaylor9498]

@@justsomeguy2781 “wromhole”

[@Oh_No_1]

@@stanleytaylor9498 Ah, yes. "Wromhole."

[@dazein4164]

@@Oh_No_1 Its wormhole but cheaper

[@igorjosue8957]

youtubers in 22020: cutting a wormhole with a 999999999999999999999º celsius knife( it turned into a black hole?)

[@Hollowdude15]

Wormholes topics is so interesting to know about and great video man :]

[@Tsotha]

Boy howdy is this quite the head trip of a video! had to watch it multiple times myself to understand everything to a degree I found satisfying. Not only has it been something of a challenge for me previously to intuitively grasp the consequences of relativity and string theory for how we perceive the world, but it was also a total mind-bender for me to figure out how white holes and exotic matter function let alone the fact that the vacuum of space might already be full of the latter! Any reason for the synthwave theme to the animation+music here, by the way? Other than the fact of time travel being a popular theme in 1980's science-fiction of course. ("Back to the Future", "The Terminator" etc)

[@SonnigesDeutschland]

"EINSTEIN ROSEN BRIDGES" I can't get the funky melody out of my head.

[@hihungryimdad6242]

Einstein rosen bitcheSSS! [:]

[@joelsmart9485]

You need to listen to hail to the king avenged seven fold that will get rid of it

[@waluigivermicelli]

*clicks tongue* NOICE

[@LeprosuGnome]

You should try vaporwave then

[@umitylmaz7633]

*Portal 3 Officially Leaked*

[@kyryzard]

Ümit Yılmaz ...and still no Half Life 3

[@bruceh9780]

This was a triumph.

[@aprilshowers3008]

but aren't leaks meant to be unofficial?

[@yannisws]

Vid is 9:12, 9+1+2 = 12, 1+2 = 3. Yup confirmed

[@dearleader6789]

We could confirm Dame Tu Cosita 2’s existence

[@The_Caucasian_Sensation]

That 80s best boppin away in the background added such a nice touch to the video

[@user-ml2su2pz2h]

1:45 wouldn't you become a black hole from the sheer impossibility of this? your mass going faster than realistically possible collapsing due to the density? next video idea:what if space wasn't a vaccum?

[@lokiking3784]

how to create a worm hole: - connect 2 phones via bluetooth - go on calculator app - divide something by zero on both phones

[@dove2210]

underrated

[@lokiking3784]

@@dove2210 ik :(

[@Yourlungs]

I- hmmm 🤔

[@debashishratnam3139]

I mean they did say that black holes were kind of like divide by 0 errors when it came to their math

[@Alpharelic]

Nah, that's how you rip apart the fabric of reality and cause the universe to collapse on itself.

[@CKTDanny]

Oh man, I love every bit of this video; the retro 80's style visuals, the animations, the theoretical science, the narration, and that new intro. This is my new favourite Kurzgesagt video.

[@the_ratmeister]

I maintain that ~3 ish intros ago was best.

[@pure6450]

Glory to Arstotzka.

[@OscarGeronimo]

Retro music also.

[@richardflacid6038]

SDG Danny this is about science, not animation. Go back to cartoon Network, your obviously not capable of thinking on this level

[@daviddrew4741]

@@richardflacid6038 I have more rock and morty iq than you

[@melissajade7717]

Way to make such a complicated topic interesting with the 80s Outrun style and Synthwave! Love this video.

[@gunbilegaltanbagana8434]

lets appreciate how the child in the beginning had a fully operational space suit and an airtight bedroom.

[@TuxedoDogss]

'Distant parts of space time' 'Your bedroom and the bathroom' yeah man, we all felt that.

[@amayyaduvanshi2706]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

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The channel is a drug , once you get into a video there is no going back. Absolutely love the content ❤️

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@Jakub Mazurkiewicz amogus sussy 😳😳🦧😳

[@smartart6841]

And it has a drug trip at 6:07

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@@f1shyspace bruh gtfo

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@@smartart6841 yess❤️

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@@smartart6841 if you guys think any of that is true, then you’ve never done a drug lmao

[@planeterylonliness]

THIS CHANNEL helped me to fall in love with Physics

[@enriquemiranda37]

I like listening to videos like this even though I don’t understand a word they are saying.

[@vibeyyzplayzz9707]

Not gonna lie, the smiley face you put on the exotic matter is really cute.

[@danielhenderson762]

Why would anyone lie about that?

[@forestshark59]

Im glad you didn’t lie

[@pretty948]

Aww so cute

[@pretty948]

@RAY NL not gonna lie, you're pretty rude

[@ireallylikehuskies9472]

6:31 ikkk i love ittt haha

[@awesomekid8483]

In a few billion years." Mom I need to go back to earth for a sec"

[@nitron7559]

Awesome gamer guy mom: honey the earth was swallowed by the sun like a couple years ago

[@StudieryThing]

@@nitron7559 kid: aw darn!

[@archiewood4599]

Humans wont be around then m8 probs not even the Earth Earth might still be there but uninhabitable

[@terrylap6132]

@@archiewood4599 If the sun was to expand into a red giant, Earth would be swallowed.

[@nattyrudd3279]

OR we wouldn’t be able to say anything because we’d all be dead

[@jooname]

The problem to me with near lightspeed travel is a simple one, rocks. Namely asteroids. All solar systems are almost always surrounded by a belt, so without some kind of gravity shielding that literally blocked the impact there is no way you'd want to travel at speeds so fast you couldn't avoid them. Wormholes would be a much safer option assuming they worked. Though I suppose if you are making wormholes, you can probably tackle gravity shielding too.

[@E_E69]

If you were going near the speed of light, asteroids would be the least of yoir problems lol. If you were going that fast, anything slower than you would become a barrier itself

[@Yes-bn6yy]

It’s clever you chose the synthwave aesthetic. The grid floor used in that aesthetic is reminiscent of the grid used to depict space-time.

[@dag_will2615]

Steps to make wormhole: 1. Fold space-time in a very specific way 2. Punch a hole through it 3. ??? 4. Profit

[@Aegrv_]

Always the part before profit is a mystery.

[@brandonm1708]

Step 3 is do all the dark things that all companies do to survive

[@enirboreh578]

3. Hope time itself doesn't collapse

[@GamexTRon]

saitama approves

[@dittikke]

@@enirboreh578 Easy, just do an Excel table to solve all the space-time paradoxes you've accidentally created.

[@vasilepuscasu3048]

5 minute crafts in 4020: *Top 10 Best historical events to travel to*

[@benjaminclifford8770]

sequal;Top 30 disasters including the blowing up of the sun, the disease that made heaven a place formerly known as coronavirus which was made in a lab on saturn

[@nichsa8984]

@@benjaminclifford8770 cannot doing anything included sent laptop from 28st century and 2880 year of future

[@qom7280]

with a tardis through a temporal wormhole

[@benjaminclifford8770]

@GTA and Apple channel bad stuff

[@matzacomn]

Earth might be the forbbiden land

[@secondjoint]

Event horizons , supermassive black holes, space time quantum fluctuations, cosmic strings, oh and the music is bopping !

[@tempestblaze6051]

I absolutely love you guys you make studying about stuff so fun❤❤❤❤❤❤❤...

[@tungoagency6873]

To make wormholes you'll need some common materials The common materials: cosmic string, white holes, exotic matter, antiparticle

[@oversgame7842]

Become moment when will created wormholes. But common materials and exotic... Hmmm🤔🤔🤔EXOTIC!

[@qom7280]

humanity in the year 22020: exotic matter cilinders in the nearest shop!

[@nichsa8984]

@@oversgame7842 0:13 the known old battle remember

[@heidichrist4000]

Can you mine those in minecraft?

[@Dr.OmegaQuriumRe]

How to make you pirvacy wormhole in your home the guided to beginners

[@MasculineMan]

It's crazy how youtube has evolved over the past years. This content is better than content we see in movies and TV shows lol, and this is totally free content. I think youtube is going to overtake traditional media, it really is changing the entire way people consume content. I think your channel could a pioneer of the future, at least in the animation circle. You are the Casey Neistat of animations. Anytime I get a little confident about my animations, I come to this channel and get humbled very quickly lol.

[@allamasadi7970]

Masculine Man totally agree, this channel is awesome. Love the 80s synth soundtrack in this video

[@xadadax5014]

DCsmoke I really hope that will be the case...

[@Yeoshua]

Yes

[@bigbackman3609]

We need something better , something without censor

[@mancerrss]

Yea it's soo good I even pop in KZbin on TV now more often than pay for cable, or streaming TV or free TV now. Tho downside is you really need to know where to find and you'll miss the comments section unlike when watching on mobile like now

[@Ice.muffin]

Somebody NEEDS to turn this video into an exciting movie or even series, especially the second half oml!!

[@sadBanker902]

Stargate. The series you're looking for is Stargate.

[@reesem6411]

For those who like to read or listen to audio books, Craig Alanson has an amazing, long series called Expeditionary Force. Sci-fi series that is absolutely hilarious, and brings up many topics, including worm holes, and makes you really think about what is possible in the universe.

[@karinabermudez8383]

'' Manmade wormhole '' Sounds like a disaster that will destroy the world for sure

[@Halfling22]

Yeah, and no risk of not getting there in time... even if we no longer exist

[@thewind652]

If we ever reach the point where that is possible, I don't think a mere planet will mean much to us.

[@phoenix7319]

Yep,that will destroy only not world but whole universe

[@Killa-rd6hj]

Wormhole foulton device

[@glitchygang702]

When the first nuclear test ever happened, scientists thought that it had a chance to react with the atmosphere and ignite the world into a massive fireball, and the explosion was so large that they thought that it actually happened. So, long story short, humans are very smart, but also the stupidest creatures ever to walk the earth.

[@WillBilliam]

Narrator: You’ll only become dead Music: 🎶😃🎶 edit: 3:32

[@user-nf1bz3sn4z]

Ugh, I'm so stupid. What's a black hole in your own opinion?

[@mxwitcher]

@@user-nf1bz3sn4z a big straw sucking so hard by a small particle called the singularity is a nutshell way to explain it

[@GDPlainA]

@@user-nf1bz3sn4z a Trash Can but a vacuum cleaner variation

[@r4wzzy777]

@@user-nf1bz3sn4z evil noodle maker vacuum

[@ceilinglight1413]

@@user-nf1bz3sn4z one dense boi

[@gtabgvideo7597]

6:23 Reminds me of two same magnets.

[@michaelantipin5095]

The "I Want To Believe" poster at 4:33 is such a nice reference. 🥰

[@justjosh1421]

Stuff like that was the reason why I tried to major in physics in college. But sadly I suck a lot at maths so I never got very far. But it's soooo interesting

[@hehexd-mx3ko]

Once you get into the equations and weird math stuff pyhsics become pretty boring and hard for most people soo yeah

[@snowy8926]

@@hehexd-mx3ko what

[@jaridejesus4863]

I like to study astronomy but I also suck at math. :/

[@akanay22]

@@hehexd-mx3ko evet.

[@veeayeareyouen8955]

@DON'T CLICK THIS VIDEO "be gone thot" - Gandalf

[@defaultcube1702]

*no wormholes were harmed in the making of this video*

[@ghorlanes5623]

Lmao

[@kavalcsukalbert4394]

*LOL*

[@danielwisdom8045]

XD

[@sandbox6347]

No wormholes were made during the harm of this video

[@arnavanand8037]

But space time was ripped apart

[@spenzr6920]

The joyful music makes this even better!

[@JeanieOverduin]

This is honestly the BEST and coolest video i have EVER seen. I mean...the 80s music! The robot voice announcing the topics! The mindblowing content of the video and explained so that our monkey brains can understand it! The synths! It's just so good!

[@TempestFilms]

Oh boy that retro wave aesthetic... it's strong with this one.

[@TheQueenofNeckbeards]

Honestly this video is one of the best works of music, animation, writing, and science that I have ever seen. I can't keep myself from coming back to it.

[@althealligator1467]

Paradoxes are impossible in the universe. They don't have a conclusion, so can't exist. This is because they're infinite; Infinity=Perfection=Nonexistence and Finity=Imperfection=Existence. Just think about it, it makes sense. Since wormholes can easily create paradoxes, they are impossible. Simple as that.

[@TheQueenofNeckbeards]

@@althealligator1467 Okay but whether or not wormholes are real is irrelevant to my comment, so I'm not sure what you're going on about.

[@althealligator1467]

@@TheQueenofNeckbeards What no I was replying with that to most comments that might apply so that people might see it. Honestly it wasn't relevant to your comment because it wasn't supposed to be, but if you look, it wasn't irrelevant at all; you just called this video a masterpiece in every aspect, and it mostly is pretty amazing, but I just proved that wormholes were impossible. If it really doesn't matter to you if wormholes are possible, then you're clearly just ass licking for attention, but I don't think that's what it was.

[@TheQueenofNeckbeards]

​@@althealligator1467 First off, your "proving" of wormholes being wrong is BS, because infinity ≠ perfection, and perfection ≠ nonexistence. Second, I'm not trying to argue that wormholes are possible, I don't know anything about them really. However I am trying to argue that the way in which this video presents it's arguments is done in a very well thought-out and convincing way. So even if wormholes aren't real, the video still holds up as, like I said, a brilliant piece of art and science.

[@althealligator1467]

@@TheQueenofNeckbeards *Yeah I do agree that the video is awesome. Now about my argument that infinity = nonextistence = perfection is perfectly fine, and here's why:* I already established that nothing that exists is infinite, everything is finite in every aspect, otherwise it could not exist. So the only way for something to be infinite is to not exist. Now perfection = nonexistence because take the most perfect shape possible to exist and in our universe, a sphere. It is perfectly balanced in that all edges are the same distance from the center, but it isn't balanced with the empty space around it. The fact that you can distinguish it from what's around it shows how it is not *perfectly* balanced. The only way for something to be perfectly balanced in every aspect, to be perfect, is to not exist at all. So if something is infinite, it doesn't exist, and in turn is perfect. The whole idea of existence is based around imperfection. Everything is distinguishable because of imperfection, and is the only reason for diversity in the universe's structure. Its random appearance through the Big Bang is the only imperfection it needed to start existence in the first place. *Look if you honestly think that is BS, then you're a dumbass, but I'm sure you understood it xD*

[@legendgames128]

"If you go into a black hole, you won't become the stuff coming out of the white hole, you'll only become dead." Most passive aggressive statement made by Kurgesagt.

[@juwitzke]

You’re my favorite channel. Best content and animations ever.

[@Taikamuna]

I've probably learned more from this channel than I've learned from school

[@cutecommie]

Taikamuna Why are you everywhere?

[@IAmLegend9291]

Nope, go to school.

[@piolix0004]

IAmLegend9291 hell nah

[@thedude895]

Ya me too

[@alexismandelias]

Taikamuna ikr. This channel taught me how to read and write

[@TheScienceBiome]

My my my! The animation quality is amazing. Nice upbeat music btw

[@TheKrish207]

The Science Biome music is synth wave, even the animation has a synth/neon vibe to it.

[@johnmarston5383]

The Science Biome I subbed to you, your channel looks nice

[@daybreak2127]

I see that you are new here. Every one of their videos have this high of a quality. (Grammatical Error)

[@held-von-kosmos]

I totally agree! This is the very best Kurzgesagt video in terms of animations and style yet.. Great job!!

[@TheScienceBiome]

J207 it gives the video a realllly good feel

[@jasonmyneni8605]

I firmly believe in the white hole/ rosenbridge hole theory. It answers many questions (what was the Big Bang, the information paradox) and seems pretty cool

[@sujaysampreeth7433]

How ?? The 80's, Miami vice theme, with back to the future type of topic, retro futuristic feeling. AMAZING VIDEO

[@brotnjanin]

5:02 "To be traversable and useful,there are a few properties we want a wormhole to have. First,it must obviously connect to distant parts of space-time, *like your bedroom and the bathroom* "

[@brasilballs]

1st: nothing says both your bedroom is right by the bathroom. after all, it could be on Neptune while your bedroom is on Earth 2nd: distance is subjective: for example going to your neighbor's house shouldn't take you more than 5 minutes if you're standing right by the door assuming you live in a city, but let's say it takes way more time for a snail to go over to your neighbor's house than it takes for you to do it

[@brotnjanin]

Brasilball 's Yes but in the middle of the scene when the bird is in the wormhole you can see a brick wall which is shared by both rooms,so the rooms are probably in the same house and pretty close to each other.

[@nuadathesilverhand3563]

Thunder Land then you see a wall connecting to jupiter. Think about that for a moment. Who says its the same wall on both sides of the worm hole?

[@brotnjanin]

@@nuadathesilverhand3563 Yes,but the screen angle doesn't show that it too is traveling trough a wormhole. And secondly it's probably meant for humor and they probably didn't mean to put the bathroom's location on Jupiter. And also also for the Jupiter part:the gravity would squash you if you didn't have some anti-gravity device-which from the look of that old-not so modern to that time bathroom is non-existent.

[@brotnjanin]

@ARJUN MARWAHA Don't give me credit,this is a scene from the video

[@theredhatman4078]

Legend has it that the kid in the intro never made it back into his room

[@mariamkuchava3811]

poor kiddo

[@8vantor8]

he couldn't of he had no means to propel him self back from space so he died of asficsation

[@TheRealSkateboard]

Vantor Vantor he did have a suit

[@mariamkuchava3811]

@@TheRealSkateboard suit doesn't help

[@AwesomEthan]

@@TheRealSkateboard it was a toy space suit

[@endiewarners5203]

I saw you sneaking in a stargate at the end. But thats why stargate is an awesome show ;) it was always based on real life theories!

[@mbarker_lng]

The one part of this that I can't wrap my mind around is how a wormhole violates causality. I know the speed of light is not about light, but the max speed that something can 'happen'...except when it doesnt such as with quantum teleportation and a few other effects (which cause me to question that idea as a whole). The way I interpreted the explanation is that if you pass through a WH and looked toward space where you came from, you'd see events in the distant past as we do with a telescope. Then by going back through, you'd be instantly transported back to the time you saw because you'd gone faster than light. The problem that bakes my noodle is that time is still moving forward for me; if I passed through on Jan 1, 12:01pm, year 5000, and it takes 5 mins to do the round trip, I still am at 12:06, year 5000.

[@varshavedpathak1858]

Yes but only for you the time would be 12 06 , but for the ones you left behind the time would be far far in the future .

[@WilisL]

Currently the belief is that Quantum entanglement (teleporting is based of this) does not allow faster than light information transmission. As far why? You're going to have to become a phd student to find out.

[@mbarker_lng]

@@WilisL That bit I do follow. Maybe because a proposed use is cryptography and I work in computers and deal with security. But it does hit on another odd topic: the implication that things can happen at FTL speed as long as it dosent convey information. Seems like an odd caveat, like something from the legal realm.

[@hedgehog3180]

@@mbarker_lng I mean we call them “Laws of Nature” for a reason, they're ultimately mathematical descriptions of how the universe looks to work from our perspective, they are not actually how it works. So our only concern is that these laws are consistent with our observations and thus we absolutely can have stuff that sounds like a legal loophole. Another example would be Quantum Field Theory's prediction of the constant creation of particle antiparticle pairs, which seems like it violates the second law of Thermodynamics but doesn't because the particles instantly annihilate so no net energy is added to the universe. The primary goal of science is just to give us useful models to work from and build useful technology so it kinda doesn't matter if the model isn't the literal truth if it still lets us build rockets and smartphones. This is also true of fields of science other than Physics, perhaps even more so since they just add onto the complexity of physics with layers and layers of interactions and become impossibly complex.

[@snailgirl6]

I thought this would be boring and hard to understand. THIS IS ENTERTAINING, WELL EDITED, AND AMAZING.

[@SubLordHawk]

It's what they do; turning the daunting into exciting and easy to understand wonder.

[@Ryuudo123]

was the part about event horizon or quantum fluctuation easy enough to understand ? :)

[@SubLordHawk]

@@Ryuudo123 Yeah it was.

[@GeometryDashDyno]

Ryuudo123 Event horizon is a concept I’m sure most could understand but quantum fluctuations maybe not so much

[@burhanmushtaq7597]

And what abt understanding

[@aoidesu7876]

They're in my university, that's where my missing pencils fall down.

[@blufrog9546]

my school too, it is full of them

[@garrisonsciaretta1592]

No man, its scientifically proven that small objects fall into the 4th dimension when dropped and no one is looking at them

[@kengalicha9983]

50 Shades of Gary pls no woosh this man

[@Monarch_Prime]

What university

[@Monarch_Prime]

@@garrisonsciaretta1592 correct i lose pencils often

[@freedomplayer95]

im watching this for the 5th time in 5 days now. Everytime i rewatch it its just so good.

[@Mr_Mooseman]

Thank you to the birds for testing all of these wormholes for us

[@ibrajeem]

I hope they exist. Cannot be bothered to walk to the bathrom everyday.

[@likeanana1650]

but do you walk?

[@augustus331]

My conclusion at the end of any Kurzgesagt video: Governments should fund physics, chemistry and astronomy more heavily.

[@junies6197]

education and healthcare too

[@augustus331]

@Jim Clark Well, in that case I have two little words for you that will facilitate what you wish: Asteroid Mining. Japan has already sent a probe to an asteroid to see how they could mine it. Luxembourg has also already invested heavily in this upcoming industry. Just imagine uranium and gold being as readily available on earth as iron or copper...

[@faizan7298]

Guinness woah that would be crazy

[@anishbono6163]

And maths

[@maskettaman1488]

​@Jim Clark High taxes with terrible medical care and long waits? Must be a fellow canadian

[@Quatuux]

7:06 : What do you mean with "we can already manipulate them to produce an effect similar to the negative mass we are looking for" ?

[@michalpiskorski9731]

Awesome quality content, do not compute hows that for free. Thank you guys for doing that !! :D

[@Acypto]

“Enabling you to travel the universe faster than the speed of light.” *Wait, that’s illegal!*

[@seeyouchump]

Einstein is triggered

[@dinnerwithfranklin2451]

Besides that your hat would fly off

[@uknighted213]

Halt!

[@charonbaron26265]

This is einstein 🤔🤔🤔🤔😤🤯

[@arthurthekyogre9155]

The universe itself travels faster than light

[@lHDISMAEL00]

You hit me hard in my 80s love soft spot

[@Au16227]

*DISCO*

[@adognamedcat13]

v a p o r

[@wildwolf123]

You forgot about the end portal

[@joelyan9917]

True

[@cameronmilligan827]

Props to the team that sent something through a wormhole to gather all this information about them!

[@nicules2177]

is this a "hate" comment or a joke

[@cameronmilligan827]

@@nicules2177 it's a joke.. it's funny how much we think we know about these worm holes and all we have done is look at one through a telescope 🔭 We don't even know that's what they are..

[@Memeshark9o8]

Oh. The Portal 4 leak looks great so far.

[@SupremeJade]

Wilmore Harris Since when was portal 3 was released?!?!

[@Spinnie1]

Ssshh Valve don't know what a 3 is.

[@Mica_T]

To be released in 2218.

[@SupremeJade]

TheSoldierCore But do they know "Three"?!?!?

[@Spinnie1]

If only they knew.

[@nozomiacevedo340]

I love the style of this video so much!

[@verapamil07]

🄺🅄🅁🅉🄶🄴🅂🄰🄶🅃 🅁🄴🅃🅁🄾 🅂🅃🅈🄻🄴

[@tysonngo8860]

This guy makes me think about stuff in space and how are scientist gonna make wormholes the wormholes are what I'm interested in

[@shubhadipbera6157]

Your channel is awesome and the explanations too...