When I went on my first cruise in the navy ( 1971 ) that was the first thing that I noticed. On a clear night you could see the milky way as plain as day. No light pollution in the middle of the ocean.
Michael Pascarello ANY dark sky on earth...the same. Central AU, where my wife is from, is also incredible. I learned the night sky as a kid growing up in rural Oregon and have been north of the Arctic Circle in both Alaska and Norway.....same there too. As incredible as it seems, all of the stars we view with our own eyes are but the teeniest portion of the Milky Way galaxy we reside in. Hubble 'deep fields' have revealed an estimated two trillion other galaxies.....who really knows what lies beyond what even the Hubble cannot see? My question has long been, how is one atom of hydrogen created from nothing? Those who believe God did it, well, where did God come from? We know stars use a tremendous amount of hydrogen converting it into helium and releasing enormous amount of energy in the process. What happens when the universe finally exhausts it last hydrogen?
@The Skipper it’s kinda ignorant to suggest that being we are made of the most common ingredients found all throughout the universe. Life in the universe is inevitable.
Of course we are not. There is no way we are alone in this huge universe. But that's the thing. Other worlds out there cannot reach us or each other because they probably are on the same level of technology as us. The distance between worlds is just too great.
Each galaxy in itself is like a grain of sand. That's just crazy how many there are and to think that each galaxy has billions or trillions of stars within each one is mind-boggling.
@@agustus221 Please tell us all...Who or what created God?....and, gave him the power to create everything else? Somewhere, somehow, this all arose from nothing, including god.
I have always imagined that there are other life forms among those galaxies. Who knows they might be more advanced when it comes to technology, compared to us. And they are in the process of exploring other galaxies just like us. Just a lot of questions and what ifs running in my mind. The universe will always be an interesting topic for me
@@lindabishop7792 I believe it’s more of a matter of being humble. No matter what most of us won’t live to be more than 100 years old if we’re lucky. Which is quite literally nothing on the grand scale of things. Yeah that’s probably what they want us to think but it really humbles you once you learn how much stuff is out there that we’re all unaware of or just can’t understand yet. It can either bring a sad life of “we’re nothing anyways” or it can bring motivation in the sense of “well I better make this life I’m living worth it!” It’s up to each person but one thing I know forsure in my only 22 years of living is that there’s some things we may never understand so maybe it’s better not to think about it bc it’ll drive you crazy but even more than that just make the best out of your life, be kind to others, keep your head straight, and remember that it’s important to find your purpose and pursue it.
SIT DOWN, SHADDUP AND LISTEN. THERE IS NO "UNIVERSE", OR "SPACE". YOU GOT THAT? NOTHING GOES HIGHER THAN 73 MILES. THE BLUE "SKY" IS THE DOME. NOTHING GETS IN, OR OUT. STOP BELIEVING ALL THAT SHIT NASA AND "SCIENCE" IS FEEDING YOU. NODODY CAN, HAS, OR WILL EVER GO TO THE MOON, SUN, OR ANY PLANET. THE SKY IS THE LIMIT. WE DONT LIVE ON A SPINNING BALL IN SPACE. STUDY FLAT EARTH TRUTHS.
@Shanna Sweger even if we are not whose to say that aliens would choose to travel to the milky way galaxy if there are trillions of other galaxies to explore.
With trillions of galaxies estimated scientifically to exist, can one imagine the millions/billions of civilizations wondering as we do; what’s out there?
@@wouter.d.h. No, it doesn't. Some things in may have such an infinitesimally small chance of happening that they may only happen once in a finite universe. For all we know there's a single star made entirely of ducks somewhere, we just haven't seen it.
@@wouter.d.h. The argument that the universe is so big so there MUST be other life out there is a ridiculous one. "Big" is a relative term, as per my example, if the chance of life is only 1 in a googol then the universe isn't very big at all.
@@wouter.d.h. Your immediate retreat into throwing insults shows you do not have the maturity nor the brain power to intelligently continue this conversation.
It would 70,000 years to travel to our closest star. That's one star out of hundreds of billions in our one galaxy and there's trillions of galaxies all with billions-trillions of stars. The size is absolutely mind breaking.
@Mr. Common sense It's too bad common sense has nothing to do with logic. Since you've never heard of Antinatalism, look it up. Though you have already proven you're incapable of evaluating the soundness of the argument. Now on to my next bowel belch
@Mr. Common sense My name and pic are an IQ test. You certainly do have common stupidity. You're way out of your depth Timmy. Now on to my next bowel sneeze.
How is it possible that we are alone in this trillions galaxies out there? We can't be alone...someone is coming soon..just wait for it...everything is out there...👍😁
i was never into physics or math before but this video really opened my eyes and makes me want to know more. i’m very interested in how the universe works.
90% of the galaxies yet to be observed? How do you know we've observed 10%? It is all theory and speculation but personally I'd say we've observed around 0.00001%
@@Moon1tt its not infinite just because it took hours on a high-speed plane to travel the different places its just expanding until it explodes or implodes
I think it will be vastly more mind-blowing if we one day discover we are alone in the universe, than if there is more life. I’m not sure how science would explain that, and the intelligent design theory would’ve given more weight. It would not harm science in any way, but perhaps make the profound reality of humanity’s existence and this Earth’s subsistence even more beautiful and give us infinite more reasons to NOT fuck this up.
Purely an academic question, however. Nearly everything in the universe is so far removed from us in both space and time that we can never know what is out there beyond the gross features of galaxies. From a practical standpoint, only in our own galaxy does the question have any importance.
Yes indeed, our universe has trillions of galaxies. It’s obvious that we are not alone, there is other Earth like planets out there, it’s Just that they are so far away from us, we cannot see them, and indeed they probably can’t see us either.
The key phrase for humanity is "the observable universe" which is generally accepted to be a diameter of 93+/- billion light years. That'll knock your sox off aye?
I will evolve into spherical existance. then into a star. then to a blackhole. I fell asleep on L.S.D one night . I had an awesome very powerful dream that I was some kind of serpent shadow like a tornado type dragon. Massive in size. I was devouring huge objects on a grand scale. I dont have a clue what I was but I hope I am that again.
@Donald Kasper I think the science community would have me locked away in the dark depths of the Looney bin if they knew how many times I've takn holicinagins. all that aside the content of my everyday thoughts and my twisted imagination. I can barely handle some of my thoughts. I myself and the rest ov the world are not ready to peirce that veil.
The first time I saw the Hubble Deep Field picture I was stunned! It changed my perception of us, space and all the possibilities of life in this universe.
MaryLou Sherman That photo stunned everyone, especially the ones involved in its taking and revolutionized man's view of the universe we all reside in.
who the hell created all this i wish they could just reveal themselves. Something of higher intelligence had to design life. Its to complex to have came out of dust and molecules 😭😭😭
@@Lynn-ip9sh If you look up on the internet the most famous person to ever exist, we will find it is Jesus. God has already revealed himself to humanity, now we just need eyes to see and ears to hear.
Well we know the Observable universe is 93 billion light years from one side to the center, but not how much more vast the universe really is outside of what we can see
Our brains can't comprehend the vastness of the universe because of the limitations of our senses. We can understand how big a house is because we can actually experience walking around it, or how long it takes to climb the stairs to the second or third story. But if you think about it, it's actually very difficult to visualize how big even a mountain is, let alone the universe.
As a kid in the 70s, I started a life long interest in astronomy. It is amazing how much we have learned since that time. If one does not keep up with the breakneck advances in this field, your knowledge is quickly made stale.
At one time the Milky Way galaxy was considered to represent the entirety of the universe. Imagine how large the Milky Way is, containing billions of stars. And there are trillions of galaxies. Trillions and trillions.
The universe is only 13 billion years old according to the laws of relativity nothing can travel past the speed of light but the universe did expand faster for a little bit my point is the universe is massive but it technically can only be so big i believe there has been trillions of galaxy’s but there isn’t right now galaxy’s die everything that has a start also ends. To be honest what is more mind boggling is the fact that the universe is going to die one day and all the matter is going to compact back into the small ball of heat it once was then boom the cycle goes all over again so no matter what we do and how advanced we get every single species ever will eventually go extinct no matter what.
@@currbag the universe definitely is not infinite don’t get me wrong it’s massive but the universe is literally an explosion eventually everything in the universe will freeze and compact back to the size of your palm that is mind boggling
Well we are pretty special. Special is a made up thing. It fact humans made it up. So without us having a capacity to devise the concept of special there is no such thing as special. All of which makes humans special.
there is every chance that there is other life out there somewhere, but there is also a chance that we are alone in this humongous universe and as such, we've come one hell of a long way in just 100 years ! I don't know what I was trying to say as I just saw a butterfly and had a Homer Simpson moment ...
"Humans aren't special." Aren't special to who? You will never see or touch anything off-earth. Live your life accordingly. Everything outside of our solar system has ZERO impact on us, as if it didn't exist at all. You might as well be in awe of a fictional universe because you have just as much chance of being affected by it. In fact everything you see outside of our solar system no longer exists as you see it. That's how far away it is. You're looking at the long dead past.
......And those trillions of galaxies are probably a 'local group', a group of trillions of galaxies, which is itself part of trillions of other groups of galaxies... and on and on and on !
@@peckz8327 ... Precisely. I do believe that nothing is infinite. Physics and infinity do not go together. What we do have is an unbelievably large universe and because we can't comprehend we call it 'infinite'
@Debbie Smith Peace will come when each person goes inside themselves and finds there is no separation, everything is connected at the quantum level and mystics and prophets knew that. Carl Jung said towards the end of his life that the only hope to save this planet from destruction wrought by humans would be through art, music and culture. As in sharing it, not retreating to your tribal corner; the tribe has grown and includes all of humanity, we are enriched by others' traditions, music, foods, art, spiritual insights, not diminished. I currently live in California. My last meal (if I could choose) would definitely include a variety of chile rellenos, some with poblano chili, some with Anaheim chili. I lived a Virginia in 1974. I was pregnant and craving Mexican food. I was shocked to find not even a bottle of chili powder or even a box of the taco casserole that was like a hamburger helper type thing. No tortillas, not even any actual chilis in the produce section. I saw my first grits and Philadelphia scrapple, whatever it is; reminded me of head cheese. I liked my grits with butter, sugar and milk, like cream of wheat. They laughed at me, the "correct" way to eat grits in the Blue Ridge Mountains was a little butter and pepper. I'm assuming Virginia has Mexican food by now, maybe cities did then. And music especially has the power to transform. Did you know nearly every human on the planet has between !%-3% Neanderthal genome? Scientists think that they were the first genocide (ethnic cleansing's roots?) perpetrated by the human species. Nobody seems to care about the news that one million species are at imminent threat of extinction, that we're currently going through the sixth mass extinction and it is caused by humans & changes happening so fast that animals can't adapt. Interestingly, elephants seem to have realized that tusks are now a liability. Over the last 200 years, groups of elephants have been found with smaller and smaller tusks, now some have no tusks at all, which is sad. Scientists postulate that all the deaths for ivory spurred evolution from predators, just as other species do. I don't recall the name of the program. PBS documentary. They showed how the ancient migratory trails the elephants left over countless millennia made it possible for homo sapiens to spread out from Africa. Now we're the dominant species destroying them and pretty much everything. So I guess I'll see what music soothes my soul and hopefully sends my spirit soaring.
Unfathomably gigantic. Hard to imagine all of those galaxies out there. There most definitely has to be other life forms existing. Though they are so extremely far away, they may just be irrelevant until we figure out how to navigate "space-time" effectively.
@@trevorjameson3213 look at all the stars and imagine how many there are we can't see and it would be a real shame if there is only life on ONE planet!!! Wouldn't it?
100 percent agree with you. And this is just me but I believe the other alien civilizations out there are very similar to humans in looks and are also at the same level of technology as us too. So we can't reach but they cannot reach us too.
And to think that the little Jewish tribe legends gave rise to Christianity and Islam and the explanation of the creation of the world and the universe......
Since light travels at a particular speed and the universe is expanding at a particular rate, light from the beginning will never reach Earth. The observable universe is tiny compared to what is really out there.
Exactly. The infinite part of it is what captivates me most. We have no clue what's out there, but it certainly didn't start and won't end with us ... that's the only part of at I AM sure off!!
alexalex13131..there's the unanswerable then the inconceivable.then the You What??can you repeat that?are you sure,no..it can't be,.Jesus I don't know what to say.I..I..I.........
Debt means nothing when the US is a 'monetary sovereign.' It only has to credit the accounts of the entities owed. It is a non-issue. Not that that's an excuse for large government spending. The limits are sensible efficiency, which the private sector can do in a lot of cases, and the economy's capacity to cope. But budget deficits and surpluses also mean nothing.
I highly doubt that they'd be able to track and observe the planet earth. Maybe the sun, and Jupiter and Saturn, and that's if their observatory equipments are much much more advanced and precise than our current telescopes.
@@AL-SH "...and that's if their observatory equipments are much much more advanced and precise than our current telescopes." Do you watch Star Trek much?
It's actually pretty cool that we haven't found other forms of life yet. Right now it feels like the entire universe is ours to explore. That is if we can ever get that warp drive working...
There is probably humans living in other galaxies. Probably another Earth with a different name. Probably life. Maybe in a galaxy, the Sun or whatever they have may be exploding right now. It shocks me. Maybe whatever holds all these galaxies, whatever it is, there are probably others. It’s so amazing but yet so terrifying. We can’t even begin to imagine what may be out there. This universe is humongous, there are probably others. Maybe bigger, maybe smaller. Honestly, it just keeps me deep in thought. It’s amazing.
Under observation (for Hubble telescope) Finally I could feel what it is to be human, Because it wasn't just an explanation, or just another theory, it was the feeling of being inside me. It was tense, intense, deep, aggressive and welcoming at the same time, something that is characterized by being human, and wanting to be everything without ceasing to be yourself. Everything was rare and even multiple in its splendor, drumming doubts and wandering around the world. Strange, since the first memory, it told me the linear story of a being who decided, who knows why, to be here and now. And later, when it was learned of the existence of these infinite worlds that orbit the Earth, or are even further away from it, with their stars and galaxies, even more amazement came over what was already monstrous to know. And such revelations led us to a center under construction, common sense: "the journey that once haunted us by ignorance, now terrified us for what we knew. A perplexed sensation whispered the walk of the seeker 'it can't be'! before our tiny egos, melting our ethereal shells. We were naked before the cliff of forms. Silence had taken the silhouette of a gigantic mouth swallowing time. A colossal abyss, like a chain of stones, unfurled before us. What to say at a time like this, when you're awake inside a cosmic dream, who knows, follow any trail, leave a trail, hold a hand Here's the corner where reason bends, its resistance twists like liquid steel. Outside, it wandered into the night with its gleaming threads leaning over a bed of silk. It was all a brief impression, like the moon reflecting its path in the bosom of the sea. An amazing telescope roamed the celestial vault with its peephole registered the past of tiny astronaut fireflies in search of the primordial source.
Want to think about how big is the universe? Just imagine making enough space to accommodate 100 trillion galaxies where the average size of a galaxy may be 100,000 light years in diameter and the smallest distance between two galaxies is about 2.5 billion light years! Try to wrap your mind around that! And they still dont know if there is more beyond all that!
We humans think that we are the only alone creatures in the whole universe. But who knows that there may also be some creatures in some unknown galaxies, which may also be knowing about our galaxy in their RU-vid
We are for sure alone in the universe and feel free to check out the following RU-vid channels to know why that must be the case : Hibbeler Productions Eric Dubay ODD TV Rob Skiba Celebrate truth … or feel free to check out the following video as an introduction: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-hTpCECW1ILk.html
Am reminded of the quote from G.K. Chesterton: Medieval man tried to get his head into the universe. Modern man tries to get the universe into his head, and it is his head that bursts.
It may end , i have a question how new stars form?? If all stars and galaxies formed by that big bang, all stars have a finite life of few billion years and they will die and only thing left will be black hole that stage will be considerd as the end of universe
U people are so dumb, if you dont know about such stuff then do not poke your nose and give a nonsense comments, if you have an answer towards my question only then reply.....dont be so stupid persons behave like matures
"all that is and all that ever will be” “follow spirit without hesitation” “I am that I am” Much love to all and to the Universe, it is very exciting to know that “I am that I am"
No, actually there's NO CHANCE of that. Science would love you to believe that,because they're always trying to dismiss the uniqueness of God's creation , but each person is special in the eyes of God. There's nobody else like you or me in the entire universe, or any other universe. We're not carbon copies. We're SO special to God as individuals , that he gave his only Son , Jesus Christ , to die for each and every ONE of us....Not two , or three, or four of us. Jesus didn't die for carbon copies. Keep listening to science and you'll become as CRAZY as they are.
@@new600s My answers to those questions are yes, the universe is vastly huge being that it's infinite , and, no, I don't believe there is any life outside the bounds of our planet, at least not yet.
0:55 totally awesome concept from our own galaxy being only in universe to now TRILLIONS of galaxies as in almost equivalent to this being TRILLIONS or universes. Might as well be, they're so far spread out and huge.
Why do we keep seeing videos about number of galaxies or stars or planets? We have no idea. We only know what we can see. And we are not even close to analyzing that data. The truth is, the universe in all probability is infinite. So that would mean an infinite number of galaxies or stars.
I personally believe the theory that a particle fell inside a black hole and the explosion created this parallel universe... Universes are created at an infinite rate of speed and amount infinitely by every particle that goes through a black hole , and particles go through black holes nonstop for eternity... Reality can be a bitch to accept.
All these galaxies we see through Hubble telescope are just atoms in one singular cell.... let’s call it a blood cell. How many cells are in a drop of blood? A lot! Our puny human brains will never come close to fully comprehending how truly small and irrelevant we are.
@@Nikhil_Nerlekar Sorry if I don't have a video to link to in specific , I know Carl Sagan spoke of this theory and videos are here on RU-vid of him briefly speaking about it ... I believe Parallel Universes have to be born this way via a particle that blows up causing a microscopic big bang that slowly evolves to a Universe , after a long time each Universe will die completely because all Black Holes in it are destined to merge together no matter how big the particular universe is given Black Holes have an Infinite amount of time to find each other and merge nonstop until a complete dead zero of absolute nothingness is achieved again in the particular space/time occupied by the galaxies in the given universe in question so in order for galaxies and universes to keep existing they also reproduce same as all living organisms living in it and that reproduction comes via explosions of particles that go through black holes themselves , its an eternal never ending cycle of galaxies being born and dying and the cycle will never end given galaxies are born at a faster rate than their rate for dying and this is confirmed by the fact that black holes swallow all light faster than it can travel in space time... Why we exist ????? Because when you deal in infinity anything that can happen will happen no matter how impossible it might seem to come to be...
It could be both which might seem absurd. It's infinite for all inhabitants in the interior of the universe, but from the outside it's finite. I'm not an expert on this but that's partially the definition of Anti-de Sitter space.
No, because we can't travel the speed of light. You'd need a booster. And a booster for the booster and a booster for the booster for the booster. At that point the weight becomes prohibitive.
Not possible, just our milky way Galaxy is 100,000 years traveling at the speed of light to cross it. The speed of light is 186,000 miles every Second! Even of we manage to travel at the speed of light you would never make it to the center of our Galaxy since is 30,000 light years away. Never mind other galaxies, impossible
@NMT✍🏽We may already be traveling when we sleep : Awake,who knows,I do believe that when we pass on : To the next phase,we may have that opportunity 🤗✦
unbelievable. just when you get complacent about the power of modern technology the apple cart is over turned once more. It seems that as a general principle of approximation, numbers are more likely to be revised upwards rather than downwards as tools of measure increase in sophistication.
I think when I was growing up the estimate was around 50 billion or so galaxies and that estimate has been consistently rising till it's now in the trillions. I can't see that changing and wouldn't be surprised if it continued rising into the quadrillions. Thinking the Earth is unique in harbouring intelligent life with such vast numbers out there seems naive in the extreme. Though in saying that I still think it a stretch to imagine that we will ever find and communicate with other intelligent life. The numbers and distances involved are so mind boggling and what are the chances of two intelligent species existing at the same time and actually finding each other? Humans have been capable of radio communication for not a great deal more than a hundred years and in that time have become capable of destroying ourselves. There are serious doubts we can exist for just another hundred years. So aside from vast distances and countless stars to search we have this thing that intelligent life may frequently destroy itself soon after achieving the ability to communicate over distance. There may have already been countless intelligent species aside from humans which came and went in a figurative blink of an eye in cosmic terms.
Meh, don't jump to too many conclusions. A lot of this stuff is rendered by artists and based on statistical projections. Contrary to popular belief, we don't have the capability to "destroy ourselves" unless the entire world became flooded with despair and was unanimously suicidal. I would presume you think we could destroy the world with nuclear bombs, which is just false. The closest we could do would be to introduce plagues and famine all around the world at the same time. There is nothing quite as destructive as starvation and air/ water borne contagion.
@@beanlegume9965 Who is jumping to conclusions? I'm simply looking at the recorded history of humans which is littered with conflict. Then looking at current technology which all on it's own could make this planet uninhabitable for centuries to come. You think because a relative handful of humans might survive the immediate aftermath that means they're going to be around long term attempting communication with aliens on a planet where pretty much everything else including even plant life is dead? As for bio hazards who knows what some nut may unleash and what may be unleashed from labs around the world in the aftermath of an all out nuclear exchange which would destroy the environment for all animal life and make agricultural impossible for centuries. What are you going to eat? Rocks? Because it's feasible that there wouldn't be as much as even algae left living. And in addition i'm taking into account what actual experts have to say not relying on some "artists concept' and they say it is indeed more than possible to destroy ourselves. And with all due respect I will hazard a guess that you're no expert so I have to dismiss your opinion on it and go with theirs.
"There may have already been countless intelligent species aside from humans which came and went in a figurative blink of an eye in cosmic terms." Other than a word fart comment, what evidence do you have for you to think, ""There may have already been...."?
Deep field images are the most beautiful things to me. There are no words to describe the sight of hundreds of galaxies suspended amid the infinite void. It's almost as if they could be 'just' stars, but once you zoom in and realize that each point of light is a galaxy with billions of stars within...
To God be the glory! These dumbasses always want to make it sound like the cosmic evolution is responsible just as their dumbass biological evolution is responsible for us and all life.
@@2fast2block well these "dumbasses" have proof. You have a 2600 year old book.. You can believe in a god if you want. But don't you dare call the people responsible for all your modern technology "dumbasses"
@Kalendas Graecas I respect your reply. It is held by many of academia. The telescope that was invented to help us study the cosmos really helped us to open our minds to the awesomeness of the known universe. It took planning and creating to make that telescope. But our universe took even greater planning and creating by the master creater. So many creationists have come over from the evolution theory of the universe. It would make for a great debate. My future will allow for me to see the ever growing universe. I trust the sovereign Lord. The maker/ creator of the heavens and the Earth.
I find it interesting that religion and "God", always come into play at the edge of our knowledge, and we then turn to "faith". That edge has changed over the years many times. Think about it.
You cant comprehend 1 trillion planets in our galaxy alone. You cant comprehend trillions of galaxies with trillions of planets each. You cant comprehend how awesome the creator of the universe is. You arent even an ant in the grand scheme of things.
Its insane....All for his glory too. Even the things we cannot see nor will ever see with any manmade object is all for his glory. Makes me love him more and more. How blessed are we??
There is an estimated 100 to 400 billion stars just in our Milky Way galaxy. Yet there are trillions of galaxies.
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We can only keep on guestimating and updating the numbers. Only, the Creator of Universe knows the size and the ingredients of the Universe for sure.
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@Pete is never wrong Your 'only science truth' was claiming 120 billion galaxies 20 years ago. Only 20 years later, the same truthful scientists claiming 10 times more than that number... In that short time that much difference in numbers sounds fictious.
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@Pete is never wrong So according to your 'unlimited mind!' in just 10 years ago scientific truth was, 120 billion galaxies, and 10 years later the scientific truth became; 120 billion x 10 galaxies. That must be your 'man-made' truth and logic!! .. Only the One and Only God knows what will that same 'truthful' science tell us within next 10-20 years about that increasing 1.2 trillion galaxy number?
2:30 just fact that milky way itself is already so huge and gargantually far and spread out, and then there's the TRILLIONS more galaxies even more spread out. Wow
Space, The Universe, is it just one giant aquarium holding everything or is just one of many aquariums? Does it have corners, curves, walls or bottoms? If it does, what is holding the aquarium? what exists outside and beyond the aquarium? Fill an aquarium with water, throw some sand in it, then call it the Universe, the sand represents everything we know of that is contained in the universe, the stars, planets, galaxies, nebula's, quasars, meteors, comets etc. but what lies beyond the aquarium, does it sit on a table in a room? does it sit on a table in a larger room of many more rooms? Is the room that holds the aquarium part of a house? Is it part of a neighborhood? At some point we must think beyond the aquarium. For anyone to say the universe has a start and end must be thinking about what is inside the aquarium only and is not thinking about what exists beyond the aquarium.
Even Buddha said a simple human mind can't comprehend the size of the univese and space. And he's right. I can't comprehend the size of it and have no idea what lies at the end of space. Proably infinite and endless full of only darkness that you can't reach the end.
@@faisalcircle1211 in hindusim god said there are infinity of universe multiverse and heaven is not soul's ultimate destination in heaven there are only materialistic pleasure happiness its like the bank where we can only spend our savings money but cannot earn once our good karma's fruits end its over we'll be recycled in 84 lakhs animals skin and after 84 lakhs punishement we will gain manav deha which means human life only in human life we can earn in sprituality human life is so rare thats why earth is 14 15 billions old and there is mentioned certain time when universe will be erased compley destroyed and there are literally infinity universes and souls we dont even know the limited distance of one universe humans will never find this a universe is extremely huge soul's ultimate destination is golok
@@aashishpahari6217 indeed Hinduism is also a beautiful religion. It has mentioned prophet Mohammad S.A.W several times. It’s that the ppl don’t follow its teaching properly
There are more atoms in a single grain of sand as there is stars in the visible universe! I soooo dislike saying "observable universe". It's like 'yukkkky'. It sucks big time!. Anywho, gooday mate!!! 🇭🇲🇭🇲🇭🇲🤗🤗🤗
Considering all those numbers and even all crazy coincidences needed for the formation of life, thinking that we are alone, the only living creatures in the whole universe is much more crazy than thinking that there are thousands of civilizations in the universe. Just the distances in space and time are so big that it's extremely improbable that two civilizations could meet each other.
The day I first realized how enormously vast the universe was is when I learned that it would take light approximately 100,000 years just to cross our Milky Way galaxy alone!'..Something I'll never forget..
The universe is just as infinite as it's creator. It will never cease to amaze us. From the way the human body works to the beautiful symmetry of a flower. 🌼 It all shows that God is crazy about us and we have to learn to love Him back 🤗
