Much respect to you

I’m a contractor and I work listening to stuff like this all the time too!

I am professor and I am listening while writing my book.

I'm a night shift receptionist and whenever I go to the spa or the bar or any place like that to clean I usually listen to these stuff, keeps my mind happy with it, and it releases the stress of it.

@M87 Star Well, on Covid era many of us are kinda unemployed, the good thing is that my boss said that when the hotel can open again I will be brought back, until then they can't have us because they wouldn't be able to pay, so yeah I'm basically unemployed by now.

I deliver food for a living. I listen to these videos all day while I’m driving. Help pass time and you learn stuff at the same time

Hope you are doing well in life my friend...it's amazing that we are living in the same life time..

night maintenance gang rise up. we are the main consumers of ridiculously long youtube videos I think. I've listened to so many 6+ hour videos.

@@macehilmatecilof4140 this is 48 minutes long

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Trillion trillion trillion trillion trillion trillion trillion trillion trillion trillion trillion trillion trillion years

@@bangyahead1 that long, huh? It means that i got to find something to keep my occupied in the meantime. Otherwise i'm afraid i'll die of boredom.

😂😂😂😂😂

it's a delusion..to begin with there was no big bang and universe is not expanding

@@saulsavelis575 Given the fact that absolutely nothing can be empirically proven or disproven one way or another, it's rather something of a moot point. Nobody can prove the origin of the universe, the big bang, the spreading of the cosmos. Nobody. Nor, on the very same token, can they heuristically disprove commonly accepted research and subsequent findings.

I agree

@Matt Sterling I agree

Renetto Robinette lol, gangsta Elijah and Greg solomon..

Is it? No new video for 5 months...

@@baseballplayer1251 I begin to worry......

I think that's for the best.

😡

Won’t lie though, I grinned

It’s light years ahead of the competition

@@alwaysbanned4812 WHY AND HOW ELECTROMAGNETISM/energy is gravity, AS E=MC2 IS NECESSARILY F=MA: TIME DILATION ULTIMATELY proves ON BALANCE that E=mC2 IS F=ma, AS ELECTROMAGNETISM/energy is gravity. INDEED, TIME is NECESSARILY possible/potential AND actual IN BALANCE; AS E=mc2 is F=ma; AS ELECTROMAGNETISM/ENERGY IS GRAVITY. Gravity IS ELECTROMAGNETISM/energy. E=mc2 is F=ma. This NECESSARILY represents, INVOLVES, AND DESCRIBES what is possible/potential AND actual IN BALANCE, AS ELECTROMAGNETISM/energy is gravity. The stars AND PLANETS are POINTS in the night sky, AS E=MC2 IS F=ma; AS ELECTROMAGNETISM/ENERGY IS GRAVITY. (Energy has/involves GRAVITY, AND ENERGY has/involves inertia/INERTIAL RESISTANCE.) Very importantly, outer "space" involves full inertia; AND it is fully invisible AND black. BALANCE AND completeness go hand in hand. It ALL CLEARLY makes perfect sense. Great !!! Gravitational force/ENERGY IS proportional to (or BALANCED with/as) inertia/INERTIAL RESISTANCE, AS E=mc2 is F=ma; AS ELECTROMAGNETISM/ENERGY IS GRAVITY. Gravity/acceleration involves BALANCED inertia/INERTIAL RESISTANCE, AS E=mc2 is F=ma; AS ELECTROMAGNETISM/ENERGY IS GRAVITY. "Mass"/ENERGY IS GRAVITY. ELECTROMAGNETISM/energy is gravity. The Earth AND the Sun are CLEARLY E=MC2 and F=ma IN BALANCE, AS ELECTROMAGNETISM/energy is gravity. The stars AND PLANETS are POINTS in the night sky. GREAT !! By Frank DiMeglio

It makes you believe in God, universe is to perfect to come by chance , the laws in place and systems that the universe follows is impossible to just have come by chance . There has to be a intelligent being, all wise

The vastness of the Universe and all its contents is so unfathomable, so terrifyingly beautiful that the mere thought of it bombards you with relentless sensations of pure existential dread. I guess what I'm trying to say here is that it's fucking awesome!

​@@sydneydawah5400 Perfection is not a property of the Universe, nor are there any laws in place to be either followed or broken. Furthermore, if the complex nature of the Universe demands a creator, then so, too, does the creator demand a creator. The Universe is simply under no obligation to make sense to us.

Def agree with you :)

@@LetsConquerTheUniverseTogether nor is they any laws ???? Are you blind lol. Universe has laws of nature , physics , many laws it abides by in order for the universe to operate. You ain’t smart kid . Good try though

It's so much fun even though so much of it flies over the head. It's just a unique feeling to see how tiny we are

If you want to know about the universe get to know God first Then it gets way better than this

"Look around, look around at how lucky we are to be alive right now!" - Angelica Schuyler/Elizabeth Schuyler [Schuyler Sisters, Hamilton: An American Musical]

Imagine thinking infinity could be distilled in a 40 minute video. Or trying to measure it. It's just a bit of knowledge, that's all. And it may all change 5 , 10 , 15 , 50 years from now!

We are not only lucky but also unlucky because we won't able to see one thousand year later's advancements related to universe. I wish we could find a way to see what will happen 😅

For me astronomy already finished since the day they said about dark energy.

Just imagine if it's true that we return to our original form. One that says we're part of everything that has ever existed. We have all the knowledge because we we're there when it came into existence . We are infinite beings just experience this reality like we experience all that has come into existence., 🤔

It's always good to learn. keep learning.

Lol

same here great channel

First Time Haha?

I did the same thing, but the narrator's voice on their older videos from a few years ago reminded me

I just tell 'Bob and sally' that, "You can't shit on me, life beat you to it."

Your patient reading this 👁👄👁

Exactly.

@@ProgNoizesB anyone with the r/woosh over here?

You're welcome

This is a high quality production imo. I used to watch the “Cosmos” series on Discovery channel. This is even better

@@ProgNoizesB ikr

Edibles are my favorite!

@Bro Scientist "edible incident" AHHAHA

Oooooo yessss 😜

Creature after my own heart...its all that "subliminal" chocolate advertising. Mars really knew they were onto something there!

Sad to know that a lot of people wasting their time on Facebook or Jerry Springer.

@@kwanruanpromdeesan3514 yeah, I totally agree. Those are the ones who are brainwashed into believing all of that conspiracy crap M

How can we see history in our eyes explain please

@@BraydenRomines the light from a star going supernova 13 million light years away would take 13 million years to reach our planet for us to see. So when the light from the star reaches our planet what we see is from 13 million years ago

@@driq9315 ok

@@driq9315 Thank you for answering lol.

It already happened. What were seeing is just a delay, am I right?

it was good if your a braindead idiot and cant do this basic ass perceptual visualization. then you cant be a physicist like us. True genius intellectuals

@@bossman8066 imagine calling someone a braindead idiot when you can't even use the correct version of "your". it's you're, not your. real intellectuals would know the difference.

@@mochiyeosang1908 wow bro correct me on you are. ur just as brain ded

@@bossman8066 if i'm so braindead, tell me what that says about you, when i clearly know better than you do.

Unnecessarily toxic but you probably didn't have anything else to do but to be toxic. I love the Internet

It's not just millions of light years, but billions! We can see about 46 billion light years in all directions. Ton 618 is 10,4 billion light years away. But yeah, the universe is fucking nutso!

Do you really need to swear

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/d7eAfbmc1b2-kmw.html Black hole explanations

This is a theory but what keeps a black hole from expanding gravity that's what I think imagine sticking something in there with enough gravity to protected around it will be a possibility that that protecting the molecules inside of it has a forefoot of gravity surrounding it and imagine trapping a black hole inside of a force field of gravity will have enough power that we can take from it changing dark matter into good matter creating an energy for great enough to travel into space but we need a thing that create a gravity

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What?

What a time, to be alive

😂😂😂 why is this so funny!!!

Most of it is from ESA and ESO . You can Visit their Websites.

There's a spaghettimonster joke here somewhere but I can't do it.

Moms spaghetti

@@Kickex Arms are heavy

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@Space Realms shut up spammer

And stuff...

Pretty sure thats already a theory that black holes are the formation of a new universe.

Right now, that is close to impossible. For the moment. However, that's not to say what will happen in the next year, 10 years, 100 years...who knows

If it is a hole then what' is this singularity story about. Blackholes grind matter into its original state of energy, for then sending it elsewhere, probably another universe or other sector of our own that is beyond us. That's probably all about blackholes at its most basic concept.

@@mustaproductionsperez6726 well let’s go off fact. Whatever falls into a black hole never can escape, we know that, saying it leads to another universe is pure speculation, time stops completely in a black hole when you look at it, and watch something fall into it, it would become redder and redder until the light wavelength stretches beyond to infrared and radio ect.. If you fall into it you would fall and instead of your timescale slowing down the universe around you would speed up , you would fall and watch everything begin to shift to blue, the black hole would get larger, compressing the view of the space around you until the universe turns into a single point of extremely energy dense ultra high frequency super gamma rays, this is the moment when you are passing the event horizon is when the world around you disappears, the point of no return is the point where even light cannot escape, at that point nothing can escape and it is not possible to observe from outside, but the theory of relativity states that the object falling the object from its perspective will fall in and from the outside we just watch time stop but I think a theory is the matter is converted to energy and the energy dissolves due to its own gravitational energy as being the energy loss, I think that the stretching of space time is what is causing the expansion of the universe, a theoretical space time particle which is created proportionally to the strength of a gravitational field, and that black holes have a noticeable mass loss from this energy loss as a result of gravity

Maybe not even then. If the holographic universe turns out to be correct, the singularity may be codifying information into a 2d surface. What can quantum gravity models say about that?

Whilst I gave you a Like, OP, even if --- which is a big if --- we can come up with a workable QG model, that doesn't necessarily mean we can, or ever could, understand a Gravitational Singularity ... The problem is the sheer forces involved: I need not tell you that trying to understand forces at the heart of even, say, a 10 -20 solar mass Black Hole, is akin to trying to understand the gravity of an entire galaxy, compressed to a space no bigger than 1-2 Planck Lengths ... So, even if we do have a working QG model, trying to calculate the sheer forces of a Singularity of a 100 Billion Solar Mass Black Hole, which many astronomers now understand lie at the heart of most large galaxies, including the Milky Way, would still be next to impossible, as, even if we understood QG, and the unification between Newtonian and Quantum Physics is achievable, the utter warping of Space-Time, and the energies involved, in a region of sub-atomic space, is beyond anything any current physicist can explain, nor understand. It may very well take another genius, like both Newton and Einstein, combined, to come even close ... and even then ... Granted, we have come a very long way in nigh on 2,021 years ... perhaps by 4,042 our understanding of physics will make what we know now as primative as we see things as they were, back in 1AD, and we would have not only cracked not only QG, but how to harness the energy of a Quantum Singularity, to achieve not only Interstellar, but Intergalactic travel ... But I very much doubt anyone reading this will be alive to see it ... ... especially presuming humans haven't been wiped out by then, by a 10Km wide comet ...

There's these things called calculations and equations...physics etc ya know....they use these sort of things to ESTIMATE the weight/mass etc of objects 🤯

In the ending credits it list John Avarese. His web site says: Contact Philadelphia, PA 19128 Avarese@aol.com 215-880-4706

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@@Jibbie49 thank you

Dude, if that's true I'll freakin kill myse-- oh wait, DANG IT!!!!

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The best way to watch anything like this.

Hawking radiation has entered the chat

Your event horizon has nothing to do with the data expressed trans sonically speaking that is.

Was about to say the same!

@@nickshaw6085 what are your thoughts?

I agree, but I also have to admit that I am impressed by how accurate your comment is. I have studied astronomy and theoretical physics for most of my life and it is amazing how a super massive black hole can get to the size of 11 solar systems lined up in a row, that is equatiovied to 10 to the 95 solar masses. I am talking about the largest black hole ever discovered in the observable universe. This ultramassive black hole is nicknamed "The Big One" by astronomers. It has a mass of 10 to the 95=384 billion solar masses.