Brian Cox - Is The Universe Infinite? 

The nearest star to earth is the Sun at 93 million miles away. I love your comment regardless.

@@AshesRising wrong

Alpha centauri is 4.3 light years, each light yr is 14°12 (14 trillion or 14 thousand billion miles) so 56 trillion not 22 or sun at 93

@@AdamThoba2 lol you know the sun is a star right?

All the reputable sources I have found say that one light year is 5.7 trillion miles.

Mate, I would want to learn more about space too, if I was an Arsenal supporter.

@@TheFirstCalled.60AD 🤣🤣🤣hahaha

It’s only fun when your not forced too

coyg 💪

Ryan Rodriguez... Most probably a posh Arsenal supporter, has 2 name's. Parker. Like Peter. See me, I grew up on a council estate. I can t spell . We grew up with Chaz n Dave. It's my birthday

Which basically means they have nothing to tell us factual. Is the universe infinite....... lemme just hop on a bus and check. ffs

Neil sucks. He’s a celebrity scientist like Bill Nye. Brian Cox is in a different league

@@TheSunTheSea Bill Nye has been saying the same thing since the 90s when he had his show on PBS. He hasn’t changed his message since before he was popular.

Er...last bit I no understandings? 'Ate the universe?

Of course it isn’t the famed character actor from RED EYE 👁️ with Rachel macadams and many other movies 🎥

What for Chrisake is FOREVER ??? How can infinity be imagined?

The universe is not infinite, the only thing that is infinite is nothingness, the place where nothing exists, but because nothing is there it doesn't actually exist. Therefore the universe can expand into the nothingness creating a bigger universe because there is nothing there to stop it. It's a bit like numbers, once you have counted to the highest number ever, there is always a number that comes after it

Amazing! Someone using their brain for more than a hatrack. If the universe is infinite then there are an infinity of particles out there, which is a logical and mathematical impossibility.

​@@captainplacard9666 Maths and Physics don't exist proportionally in every place and at all times for an entity like universe.. Our laws of Mathematics and Physics might very well be limited to only our own planet and solar system. Everything we know about things outside our solar system is based on estimates and guesses using our planet's laws. What if the laws are different in other places (which very well is possible as there are extremes like quasars and pulsars in the universe, even the entropy) So in short, everything is a guess using our own laws. And our laws can't define everything. Either all our calculation is 100% correct about the universe or it's 100% wrong, and I believe we are not purely correct, because even our current laws can't define more extremes we find in the universe properly.

13 year old boy running it from his bedroom

@@captainplacard9666 That is neither a logical nor mathematical impossibility. To say such would be to say that infinity is mathematically impossible, which is demonstrably false.

It must be created bij a infinite God.

xElNinoo You're certainly "not" intelligent if you listen to Brian Cox!

@@redblade8160 Curious to know, what is your belief on our universe and what people do you listen to?

The universe is not infinite, the only thing that is infinite is nothingness, the place where nothing exists, but because nothing is there it doesn't actually exist. Therefore the universe can expand into the nothingness creating a bigger universe because there is nothing there to stop it. It's a bit like numbers, once you have counted to the highest number ever, there is always a number that comes after it

Lmaoooo. I relate to this comment so much. Thanks for the laugh. 🪐 🛸 🌙 🌎

He somehow manages to sound intelligently confused 😂

try telling my wife that because she seems to!

I've forgotten more than I ever knew.

Some people think that space is a vacuum, they are like flat earthers, misinformed and fooled.

If I have a feather in one hand and rock in the other which one hits the ground first.

You are right fizz twinkle twinkle little star i like keeping it simple ha 😉

No. The most mind boggling part is how these pieces of meat stuck on a little speck of nothing in some forlorn corner of it all managed to ACTUALLY figure out.

I struggle to imagine space ending........it just "is" what else could there be if space has an ending.....?

Well yes that's why it's called space....it's so unimaginably huge, the only way the scientists can work out how far away everything is ...is mathematics... Cheers.. Brian ..ex cabby who used to pick-up Dr Maggie Adrienne Peacock..co hosts the wonderful record breaking t.v. show ...THE SKY AT NIGHT.. P.S . Lovely lady..x

Know one knows and know living man ever will. Scientists will keep claiming whatever you want them to, as long as you keep paying them. At the same time they keep saying that they’ve been destroying the planet for centuries. But no probs, they claim to be able to correct it if you keep paying them, infinitely.

@@NatMart9394 sorry but what are you talking about? You makey no sense... Well of course man is destroying the planet.. And thank goodness we've got scientists who can enhance our lives by their meticulous studying of the subject in matter and quite openly admit if their theories are wrong....unlike some huge organizations/ religions... Thankyou goodnight Much love x

Not as good as einstein

@@davidregi7571 Does he have any recent videos?

he has only read books and attended lectures and read books that you too can, nothing smart about that !

@@davidwaddington9414 watching and reading and actually understanding are two different things

@@davidwaddington9414 lol. I dunno one has to be pretty smart to gain BSc in physics + a Phd. It is notoriously difficult. He’s also a professor/particle physicist and author of many books on these subjects. But it’s alright, some random nobody on RU-vid who thinks he can read pits himself in a similar bracket. Again, lol. Don’t give up your day job. As for Einstein, goes without saying, but he also made monumental errors and was not particularly great at articulating himself.

Many explore Science, but right now we need more who debunk Anti-Science and fight Science-Denial, as those things are rising. Please, Fans of this channel, go and start from his Coverage of the Discovery-Institute and go from there.

@cake fart I genuinly wanna hear the opinion of Random People on the internet, an opinion on "Some More News" newest videos. He does such great Research and calls out the Flaws of Goverment and History so well, i really want more Peoples opinions, so excuse the Randomness of me asking-around. (Especially Science-Fans is who i wanna ask)

I have the opposite problem, I can imagine infinite repeating universe but can't imagine an end. Because the next question I have is what's behind it.

If you wanna see infinity, search for the "Mandelbrot Set"

Necessity and plausibility are your friends when genuinely interested in real things.. spaceandmotion

I like sitting in the park on a summer day eating ice cream

I like sitting on the beach and drinking lemonade

Good luck the answers are out there

The universe is not infinite, the only thing that is infinite is nothingness, the place where nothing exists, but because nothing is there it doesn't actually exist. Therefore the universe can expand into the nothingness creating a bigger universe because there is nothing there to stop it. It's a bit like numbers, once you have counted to the highest number ever, there is always a number that comes after it

Imagine in 2200 years 🤷‍♂️

When the earth doesn't have ice caps and zoo's are museums because half the animal kingdom are on the brink of extinction. And they are taught how stupid we are

@@callumhedley7117 that could very well happen

If there's still a planet here 😅

@@geemanbmw In 2200 years it will be the most hilarious joke known to humanity.

Why popular in quotations marks?

@@swbrl2843 Because "popular" can mean different things to different people, especially when applied to scientists (i.e. many people couldn't name a popular scientist).

Also Brian Green & Michio Kaku.

@@santosh-vh6xx all three string cult-theorist.

But saying it's infinite would contradict everything we know about reality. We'd have to throw away everything we know if that were the case.

@@MrCarpelan everything will be thrown out eventually

Yes there is, it's expanding.

The universe is not infinite, the only thing that is infinite is nothingness, the place where nothing exists, but because nothing is there it doesn't actually exist. Therefore the universe can expand into the nothingness creating a bigger universe because there is nothing there to stop it. It's a bit like numbers, once you have counted to the highest number ever, there is always a number that comes after it

@Pale O'Pterix hah! Bad wordsmith! Busted!

@Pale O'Pterix I was about to write this.

Is it his work? How does his mind know these things about the cosmos? I knew at 4-5 years old the earth ain’t a wobbly ball. How old are you luv.Grow up Camilla. What the hell is wrong with you?

Yes but he is not God and can only discover so much, I too like his documentaries - Wonders of the Solar System and Universe.

It would me frightening to think of universe as beginning/starting from nothing with something exploding and chemicals forming from nothing.

@@anabananin9848 it's fucking amazing that you actually believe that.

We exist at a particular place, time, and scale.

@@havenbastion 'Time' is there to confuse people. Time is creating of humans and is measured by number of times our Earth turns and goes around the sun. That 'time' has nothing much to do with universe. It only our measure. If there is intelligence they would probably measure time totally different. It could be meaningless to them. If they have other ways to regenerate their bodies they would use that to count time of regenerations etc.

@@anabananin9848 time is fundamental. Every intelligence will invent it. And it will still be relative.

"Better Living Through Chemistry" the DuPont slogan.

‘Time’ is the human invented concept of measuring the motions of space.. spaceandmotion

Very interesting theory of "time," which I also intuitively sense as a construct of our perception. Your theory makes sense to me on the level of relativity of "now" between two points in space at whatever distance. Are you using the speed of light just as a convenient reference unit of measurement in comparing the states of those two points, or do you see it as intrinsic to the shared reality of those two points? Also, how would your model explain the perceived "2 years" between the present when you posted your comment and my present reply?

They say the James Webb Space Telescope will give us a pretty good idea of whether or not other life exists in the universe. I don't know which scares me more: there is, or there isn't

@@georgepalmer5497 I am sure were far from the only scummy types lurking out there😃

What exactly are you trying to say? You left a word out of your sentence.

You're right. I'm far from scummy. Scummy is as scummy does. I don't invade people's privacy and then judge them by something that is none of my business. I don't lie to people about things that are real and things that affect them. Who is the real scummy person here?

When I watch them, they are knowingly in front of cameras that broadcast their performance to millions of people. When they watch me they are invading my privacy in a primal way, but they're too brainless to understand that.

@Martin Schell he has got to be one of the best bull shitters I’ve come across in my life, believing him is like believing in the plandemic!

If the universe really is infinite than every single atom that makes up our body and brain absolutely will come back together at some point and we will be reborn. That’s a absolute fact. And as soon as we die it will be like a snap of a finger and we will be alive again

@@Thuddy-Is-Here I'm with that 👍🏼

You should only have love for the one and only; Allah!

@@zKrazeM8 allah does exest only in your imagination

Well if the Earth is the only planet with life on it and the Bible is actually true, that would be the worst possible outcome in my opinion. But the evidence against the Bible is near enough infinite and the mass burning of all Bibles and other ludicrous religious texts is long overdue. However 95% of the world still clings to these fairy tales and they refuse to learn anything beyond those antiquated pages of violence and contradiction.

@@harrywhittaker7563 I’m always amazed by the words of people who do not understand the biology of human nature. That’s right… biology. There has never been a society, no matter how large or small, that has not had a biological need for religion and a life purpose greater than one’s self. Personally, I am not wedded to any particular religious belief. However, I am quite certain that there are intelligent powers greater than human beings and that the Universe is not some mega-giant cosmic accident. Thinking otherwise is the pinnacle of human arrogance.

@@Primus54 I disagree. There’s no such thing as a 'biological need' for religion. Yes, most (though probably not all) human societies have held some version of a broadly religious belief system. But how does that demonstrate a ‘biological need’? And how does it indicate that this intangible power you hold claim to actually exists? The evidence we have from studying ancient societies is that humans have believed in a huge variety of batshit crazy nonsense. Almost all of them are mutually incompatible, and almost all relate to their local environment. This indicates we have incredible imaginations, but doesn’t demonstrate any need for religion, let alone it being ‘biological’. What we do have is a need to understand and explain, because when we do understand something we feel safer and more in control. Without an explanation, there remains an uncomfortable and anxiety inducing void; a void that we fill using our human creativity. This is why we used to invent supernatural explanations for disease and the weather. Medieval doctors didn’t understand plague so they invoked God, or some other baloney. Now that we understand infectious disease, or lighting, no one invokes God as an explanation. Human nature leads us to feel safe with simple explanations, and we also feel safe sharing common purpose, beliefs and superstitions with our social groups. These traits would have been extremely adaptive in our ancestors, but they don’t reveal truths. People are still doing this today, creating explanations for phenomena they are unable to comprehend ourselves - hence Qanon and other conspiracies. Yes almost every culture has followed a religious belief system. The trouble is they are virtually all wildly different, incompatible and geographically specific. If there were some sort of cosmic truth driving this ‘biological need’ don’t you think religions would converge to be more compatible, and more universal in scope? And if there isn’t a cosmic truth in some way driving this ‘biological need’, why would a ‘biological need’ exist? There is absolutely no evidence of a ‘biological need’ for religion, but there are biological, psychological and sociological explanations for the preponderance and durability of religions. Read up on evolutionary exaptations and spandrels to understand how biology can adapt a particular trait, only for that trait to be co-opted by something completely different, like religion. You said this: “I am quite certain that there are intelligent powers greater than human beings and that the Universe is not some mega-giant cosmic accident. Thinking otherwise is the pinnacle of human arrogance.” I disagree, completely. You are basing your belief on a combination of two logical fallacies: ‘God of the gaps’, and the ‘Argument from incredulity’, and you’ve offered no evidence whatsoever. It’s you who is demonstrating arrogance: You profess knowledge on a fundamental idea, yet you can provide zero evidence, and as I’ve shown, your reasoning is flawed. Claiming you are certain about a fundamental truth, while being unable to demonstrate or justify that claim really is the ‘pinnacle of human arrogance’. You only have to look at history to see that.

Woke media wanting to cancel space travel because of climate change is going to hurt advancements in science

There are more professionals looking to the stars than ever before. What do you mean

@@xxDOTH3DEWxx Hope you're right.

@@matthewchicago5288 I wish lol!

Yeah, okay boomer. You realize that of the 1 millions views this video has a substantial number of those views would have originated on phones?

If time is infinite then we existed infinite times. Its too much coincidence that we exist in the PRESENT for the first and last time. Its like winning lottery 100 billion times in row with the sane numbers

Stretches.

The universe is not infinite, the only thing that is infinite is nothingness, the place where nothing exists, but because nothing is there it doesn't actually exist. Therefore the universe can expand into the nothingness creating a bigger universe because there is nothing there to stop it. It's a bit like numbers, once you have counted to the highest number ever, there is always a number that comes after it

Genuine science confirms you are correct.. spaceandmotion

In another word, if the universe is not eternal, and finite, you must face the question of a beginning, a creator. Simple logical questions will start to contradict each other in the existence of infinity. Like Can you count to infinity? what is infinity minus 1? Therefore a finite universe is far more likely than an infinite one.

@@MichaelZimingDong Just because you can phrase a question such as "what is infinity - 1" does not mean it is a valid question that has a valid answer. It certainly does not support your conclusion that the universe is finite.

@@RobDeManc and How did you came to that conclusion?

@@MichaelZimingDong Infinity is unmeasurable so asking what infinity - 1 is would be meaningless.

@@RobDeManc You are actually making a good case for the impossibility of infinity. It shows that infinity is just a concept for us to cope on large numbers. And if infinity is a real quantity within the universe, it must obey the same rule as other quantities. such as 10-(10-1)=1. But ∞+(∞-1)=∞, which does not correlate with the reality within this universe at all. The only explanation is that ∞ is a concept, not real.

No the universe is not infinite, that would mean its eternal as well. It was created. But the concept boggles the mind

@@iamBlackGambit if the universe is infinite that scares me massively as we only have a tiny scale that we call the observable universe😊

Not unless you eventually loop over to the other side

No, this Universe is NOT infinite. It had a beginning 13.77 billion-years-ago. The Infinite Conglomerate of Universes - Seal #1a of 7seals.blogspot.com - only the returned Christ & Albert Einstein reincarnated could produce that.

@@iamBlackGambit where did you get it was created?

🤯

Only god is eternal the universe was created and had a beginning.

@@kerimvvm4812 you don’t have any answers anymore than I do. Stop pretending.

@@kerimvvm4812 Lol, "god".

@@kerimvvm4812 what if God is the Universe then

If the universe is 13.8 billion years old and it began from a singularity the universe cannot be infinite for obvious reasons.

The universe is not infinite, the only thing that is infinite is nothingness, the place where nothing exists, but because nothing is there it doesn't actually exist. Therefore the universe can expand into the nothingness creating a bigger universe because there is nothing there to stop it. It's a bit like numbers, once you have counted to the highest number ever, there is always a number that comes after it

Wait til you find out you're not.

@@MUSIC4TRUTH.... Na wait till he comes down from the speed lol

You aren't part of it, you ARE IT without knowing

To me its scary cause where the hell did we all come from, everything. Well never know

@@youwillbeloved8069 I think this is what they mean. At least that is how I understand it.

So here is one of the main problems.. People have a very poor understanding of what the word 'infinite' actually means.. This is not any kind of 'fault', but just that we have evolved within the confines of what appears to be a finite environment, and we thus try to look at things in finite ways, also justifying those 'finite' thoughts. When I first approached the 'problem' I had the same difficulties, so it takes our minds a lot of effort to reach another perspective of understanding, but it IS achievable.. Firstly, there cannot be more than one 'instance' of infinitude, otherwise a secondary 'thing' would render them both 'finite'. So we are describing a 'oneness'.. Also, it can have no 'beginning' nor 'ending' as these would also necessitate a secondary 'thing' (or the utter nonsense of a 'nothing'!). Then, we have to admit that it can only be the one thing that interconnects all other 'things', and we deduce this to be 'Space', necessarily.. All references to 'size' or 'direction' do not apply to the nature of infinitude, and thus have no relevance to our understanding of the true nature of existence. 'Measurement' has limitations.. When we point to any position in Space, we effectively create a 'beginning' to any subsequent forms of measurement, which only has relevance to the entity desiring to understand said 'measurement'. This does not make it a feature of the nature of reality, only a desire from a Human perspective.

Many explore Science, but right now we need more who debunk Anti-Science and fight Science-Denial, as those things are rising. Please, Fans of this channel, go and start from his Coverage of the Discovery-Institute and go from there.

Lol oh stop

if something is not infinite and is only close to infinity then it is actually not close to infinity at all because infinity will keep on going while what is 'close' to infinity will keep on falling back

If the universe is 13.8 billion years old and it began from a singularity the universe cannot be infinite for obvious reasons.

@@KM-leons Not true. Space is expanding faster than light (and accelerating) which means it is impossible to ever reach the edge of it, there will always be universe ahead of you even if you could travel forever, so it could well be infinite that sense. And because nothing can travel through space faster than light, the Universe is infinite to everything that could ever exist within it.

@@DaBIONICLEFan Just because the universe is expanding at a speed higher than the speed of light and cannot catch up with the edge of the universe it's infinite? Did you successfully finish high school? I am sure you need to go back to school and you should learn the meaning of "finite" and "infinite".

@@KM-leons Dude, it's exactly what infinite is. If you travel through something, and even in an infinite amount of time never reach an end (as is what happens in our Universe because of its expansion), that IS infinite. Because there is always space beyond you, no matter how fast you travel or how long you travel for. The Universe has also been measured to be perfectly flat with an absolutely miniscule margin of error, which only bolsters further that is infinite. Now just because you don't like that, it doesn't mean you have to be an arsehole to me.

@@DaBIONICLEFan You are a funny man living in a world of imaginations.

The universe is not infinite, the only thing that is infinite is nothingness, the place where nothing exists, but because nothing is there it doesn't actually exist. Therefore the universe can expand into the nothingness creating a bigger universe because there is nothing there to stop it. It's a bit like numbers, once you have counted to the highest number ever, there is always a number that comes after it

You need to get out more 😅

And dreams. Who are these "real" looking people in my, our dreams, streets, homes, buildings, situations? Another part of us living some place else maybe? So interesting. 🤗

@@TakumiKhashi Khashi, you very well may have lived many many lives. 🤗

I'm sorry but having dreams about other lives doesn't mean you have had other lives, neither does it mean you're somehow detecting yourself in other universes. Really strange logical leap which is the kind of logical leap religious people use.

@@LittleTut I doubt it.

@@Krytern Not really saying meaning dreams, more like thoughts that come in flashes, even when you're awake.

We think we are limitless 😂

If we know that it's infinite then the possibility of advanced alien life is guaranteed, it's also technically guaranteed that there's a exact clone of you somewhere It makes a colossal difference

No one will ever have the answer to these questions simply because death is promised, God is the only reasonable explanation.

No, the idea of an infinite universe is going to be related to the idea of an observable universe, the idea that we are simply in a small physical bubble in a universe with infinite amounts of different bubbles, there's also the theory that our universe is expanding because we are in side of a supermassive black hole and that the big bang was the forming of this black hole, this means all matter in our observable universe was simply pulled in through an event horizon, this mostly explains why the oldest visible matter looks like super hot particles which is what you would get in the aftermath of a supernova explosion. This is unfortunately the worst possible outcome due to the fact that it means we can never see outside of the event horizon and thus finding out how the matter in the universe came into existence prior to being pulled into this supermassive black hole we call our observable universe is impossible.

@@DomzyDX What you said doesn't disprove his point. The universe cannot be infinite by its definiton.

Believe me he’s not a genius. He’s a con man living a life of luxury millionaire while spewing out garbage on a tv screen to the masses. RU-vid... beyond the imaginary curve.. Wake up

The universe can not be eternal. The universe is bound to space, matter and time. The universe is not eternal because time is finite.

@@panguzx235 full exploration of our earth first before anyone continues to talk garbage. That is all. Thank you

@@Bendy-oceans-lol What premise do you seem to be disagreeing with?

@@panguzx235 lol. The whole shebang. You still think this is our world 🌎??? You have a lot to learn

But we know the Big Bang happened 13.8 billion years ago.

@@SuperYtc1 "The universe did not start with the Big Bang...There was actually a universe already existing before it and the Big Bang was merely the end of that universe" He added that evidence of that previous universe can still be observed today. "There was something before the Big Bang and that something is what we will have in our future," He added, "We have a universe that expands and expands, and all mass decays away, and in this crazy theory of mine, that remote future becomes the Big Bang of another aeon."

@@SuperYtc1 This is what Sir Roger Penrose believes.

@@SuperYtc1 Imagine 13.8 billion years is nothing only 3 sun years old and our galaxy is one of the oldest galaxy in the universe. I think it makes perfect sense what Penrose says.

@@Rikimkigsck There is literally so much evidence for a big bang/big expansion that saying there wasn't is just silly. Use what the evidence is telling you. The idea of a universe existing before the big bang ending and creating this universe has next to no evidence, so if you believe that it's more faith at this point, no one knows.

I think if we knew more about the universe it could fry your brain imagine the complexities we as humans aren't designed to understand this kind of information

Watch roger penrose.

Exactly! Well said.

Finally a simple & accurate answer. If we ever even begin to understand it , it will take longer than the brightest minds can imagine with our current knowledge.

Kastriot, wonderful answer!

@@kevincoshner310 Yeah! Thanks for your reply

@@peterherrington3300 definitely

The universe is not infinite, the only thing that is infinite is nothingness, the place where nothing exists, but because nothing is there it doesn't actually exist. Therefore the universe can expand into the nothingness creating a bigger universe because there is nothing there to stop it. It's a bit like numbers, once you have counted to the highest number ever, there is always a number that comes after it

@@deltalima6703 What has that got to do with what he said?

Comment ended up in wrong thread i guess. Deleted.

You’ll learn fuck all from these videos, or anything mainstream. I should go thoroughly analyse where you think you live right now.

How will it cast doubt on the Big Bang?

Science is about observation not belief. Hopefully not long to wait

@@joewalker1501 Because it will show more of the same, meaning that the cosmic background will be the same at this new higher level of resolution. I don't know what the big bang theory predicts with regard to what the JWST will find, but i also predict they won't find it.

That's not how light works

There is no edge, you just end up back where you started with. Just like an ant travelling in 2D around the Earth's surface would end up back where it started, if you travelled in 3D through space you'd end up back at Earth.

@@SuperYtc1 That would only work if the Universe plane is shaped like donut, which hasn't and will probably never be proven.

@@Nitrous0x The universe appears flat to us but that could easily be because we're only looking at a tiny slice, not big enough to capture the curvature. Just like an ant thinking the Earth is 2 dimensional by observing the distance between the top and bottom of the garden and seeing no curvature. Our universe could be like that but just scaled up a dimension. We maybe have to look harder in 3 dimensions to see it's actually 4 dimensional.

It's amazing how people believe in all this space universe stuff but are incapable of making the most obvious observations about where they live. People will believe anything if comes from someone who they believe to be an authoritative figure.

@@leighjordine4031 who are you even talking to?

1970 to 2022 is the same as 1918 to 1970

Yes it’s called the FERMI paradox… it is actuallly part of scientific theories that predict we may be the first to ever exist, somewhere in between, or the last to ever exist, either way, whether it’s then, now or the future, aliens must exist.

@@pdj2995 Yep.. life on this planet is proof of life in outer space.. so it stands to reason there is plenty of it out there.. only those who think we are the centre of the universe are denial of this basic fact.

@@leepd1 yep... thats mathematics... these people dont understand that if they believe 2+2=4 then they must also believe aliens exist.. it really is that simple..

@Lee Davidson if the universe is infinite, then the universe has no center; therefore, every point in the universe is the center of the universe.

Really

Homo Sapiens are 300K years old and you were born a few years after cars and air travel were created. Enjoy living on this time.

Thank you for being smarter than the propaganda.

I think it's more meaning can it expand forever.

You are conflating space and the universe….. these are 2 different things…. Space is finite, as you could reach the end of it before it expands further if you had the technology to fly faster than the speed of light within the UNIVERSE we live in….. and the universe consists of space, matter, and everything else that is beyond that…. As we still don’t know what it is beyond space itself, which is why we named it dark energy… so dark energy is actually the never ending substance or concept that we know and love as infinity, it is truly the only infinite “thing” we know about, and guessing what is beyond that is borderline insanity, as even if there was something else, it too would be endless and so forth.

@@pdj2995 Your notions of universe, space and dark energy seem to me somewhat unusual. Etymologically "universum" means "every thing turned into (versum) one thing (uni)". In modern cosmology everything is understood as being contained in space, and when the universe expands, it is actually space that expands with the things it contains. The expansion of space is not subject to the lightspeed limit, thus two things can, in virtue of being in space, have a relative motion faster than the speed of light. The notion of dark energy was introduced to "explain" the observed accelerated expansion of the universe. By general relativity alone, the initial expansion referred to as the Big Bang should have slowed down, but as the expansion of the universe was observed to be accelerating, Dark Energy was the name given to whatever causes the acceleration.

​@@ospyearn you said so much without saying anything at all..... not sure if you are those type who think they are smart as they confuse themselves endlessly with unnecessary logical conclusions and scientific words, but you most defiantly seem to be that kind from what your reply is and what the videos you post are about.... therefore i am going to give you a chance as you overall seem to have a rational vibe, and i will try to engage with you in good faith about everything, if you could just kindly make a neat list explaining what and why i am wrong about and please try and explain them just a little less complicated, thanks

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@@RegisteredNurse926what the fuck

If the universe is finite than we lived before, and will live again: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-WM_Iqiaslqc.html&ab_channel=NotOnlyScience%21

Not really. If a being like God exists and it is eternal then it could have given it all a beginning.

@@madelynhernandez7453 A finite universe actually doesn't make any sense. If you say it ends at some point, it only ends because something else begins, which again means there's more stuff outside of its boundary, and if there's more stuff then it's is a direct contradiction to a finite universe.

@@spbalance finally someone making my point. God, its incredible how many people just stop thinking after saying "there is nothing behind it" like wth? Nothingness is also something, in order for something to "end" there should be the beginning of something else behind it. Like saying there is nothing behind the walls of my house.