Reacting to The TIMELAPSE OF THE FUTURE: A Journey to the End of Time (4K 

Time is actually meaningless, like maths its relevant not a absolute timr and maths matter only to human life not to any else being or matter

I was thinking surely time became meaningless in the first few mins of this video when humanity was wiped out?

@@brambam u must be right but this video is for humabs to understand so time is mentioned throughout the video so thats humans can know how much time these events take to happen

@@sagargkofficial6548 time is the only unit of measurement

@@rokelis217 like everything in maths its also relavant

this is the video that gave me anxiety

I find this fascinating. Dont see how all of this is scary or depressing

@@brimstone1355 It's fascinating but people like me think in a way were we wished our planet, our history, our world wasn't forgotten or destroyed

@@stride3051 well everything has an end accept it. Plus none of this will happen in any of our lifetimes so why worry

@@stride3051 I only see a big fat thick fertile bursting universe full of beauty. The universe isn't deadly, were just weak impotent little piles of dirt. This video makes me go insane. It's like the universe is taunting me to come rule her. And I don't know how people see a cold dark universe. The universe is actually extremely fertile. Empty space isn't really empty, it's full of energy. The universe is a beauty who needs to be drilled into submission

What about the cameraman tho

@@vemundbergli luckiest cameraman alive horror movie cameramen are jealous

@@vemundbergli the creators the cameraman, hes the one who went up in time and took the footage. Give him some credit man

I could barely hear what the narrator was even saying over the loud ass music so I didn't even pay attention to his words half the time lol

@AL mighty [Music]

@@nighttracker1472 we discovered math . We can predict earthquakes, meteorites and volcanoes due times. I feel that is enough proof that it works. Ofcoz there could be some variable in things like black holes and stuff. But we know how stars work, we can even replicate it with fusion reactors, even if those aren't finished yet we can replicate it for a short time. If we want to find out about something that doesn't exist we have to look at the past and present.

@@thetoyodacar2264 how can you say we know how stars work then turn around and say we can only replicate it for a short time? stars last quite a while longer than "a short time". Not saying your wrong just pointing out something that doesn't add up to me.

@@OiiRobbi3x It is back to math, and loads and loads of measurements and experiments. You could make a multi-hour video on all the stuff we've observed, and all the math we've been able to make based on the observations. We aren't 100% sure, because there might be something we've missed, but we are pretty dang sure.

@@OiiRobbi3x By looking out into the universe, we can confirm our math and hypothesis. Remember the further out we look the further into the past we are seeing. Aloha Centauri is 4.5 light years away so we are seeing how that star looked like 4.5 years ago. Betelgeuse is over 500 light years away, so it's light left Betelgeuse when Europe has just began the Early Medieval Era. Tabby's Star (KIC 8462852) is almost 1500 LY away and it's light began its journey when the Roman Empire had fallen. Also the further we look out the more stuffs we can see. The Sun is 8 light seconds away. At 5 LY away we see 3 stars in the Centauri system. At 10 LY we see several dozen stars. At 20 LY, the number swells to hundreds of stars. At 50 LY, thousands of stars. 100 LY, millions. And the numbers just keep exponentially growing. At 100k LY we are seeing the billions of stars in our galaxy. At millions LY we are seeing other galaxies each having hundred thousands to hundred millions or even tens of billions of stars. Further out we see those galaxies grouped into clusters of galaxies, and further out those clusters into even larger groups of clusters. With this many stars to sample from, one can create a collage overview of the history of, for example our Sun by just looking at other yellow dwarfs like our Sun of varying ages ranging from newborn to those approaching the end of life. From this we can create a timeline of the life sequence of our Sun. We then can apply the same analytics to other stuff like biological evolution by digging into the Earth and finding bones and other remnants and look at other similar animals to determine the probable progeny of almost any species that roams the Earth today. We can trace the origins of Humanity (Homo sapiens) back thru the likes of the Neanderthal and the Cro-Magnum, back to where we split from the chimpanzees, back thru the Great Apes lineage, back to the small mammals who suceeded from the Dinosaurs after they've died out after their highly successful 600 million+ year reign. Those in turn back thru ever more simpler and more primitive organisms further and further into the past. Of course we have gaps in our knowledge, like the exact lineage of the earlier progeny of Mankind between 1 million years to about 500 million and the more recent gap between the Neanderthal and those preceeding. I personally find it intriguing that at one period in the past we actually had shared the world with possibly up to 4 or 5 other intelligent hominid species. We have already seen traces in our gemome of at least 3-4 other hominid lineages which suggest that we have intercourse (in more ways than one!) with these other tribes of humanity in the past. Then look at the science of medicine. We graduated from smoke and rattles to holes in heads and gross amputation, then discovered viruses and bacteria, which led to discoveries of antibiotics and cellulear evolution, and now we are just starting to peer into the very foundations of how the cells at the lowest chemical levels. From poking holes in heads to let out bad spirits to psychology and from ritual process to electro-chemical microbiology. I could go on and on but would take years to cover even a tiny fraction of the sum total of human knowledge but even so there is still so much we do not know and there will always be more people who wish to learn more and add to the sum total of our knowledge base.

@@nighttracker1472 think of math more like a language. Yes, we technically invented the language, but only to be able to describe and explain already existing things.

Depressing as in how the universe ends inspirational as in to show how little time we truly have on this earth and that we need to spend as much of it doing what we love and not being lazy. I mean I wish I could but yk we got this when covid thing going on

@@Lmnop873 There are multi universes that could still support life

@@kanchuhd7863 is there a video you can comment that I can watch for proof?

@@Lmnop873 Not necissarily, but since space is mofo huge, there is a great possibility that there could be parrallel universes or even different universes. The possibility hasnt been seen or founded but thats because our universe is 91B Light Years across, that means that not even the telescopes that we sent out such as the Hubble or James Webb can't track other universes. We need more advanced technology which should be produced around 100,000 years from now which can determine if there are actually other universes out there. Although there is a grim possibility, we could reach a type 4 civilization in 1000B Years, which means controlling the whole universe and its resources.

My brain melted reading that. Your brain is huge

I like people reacting to what they dont understand or what that fascinates them

@@sagargkofficial6548 ikr?

@@sharkir9289 I just like people getting an existential crisis but I also get it at the same time :/

same

Hahahaa same.

I had one of these shower thoughts a while back. In the absolute grand scale of everything, nothing that we do will mater. All of it WILL be lost. The time frame is undetermined, but it will be forgotten. However, at the small local scale, we only have us. In this frame of reference, it all maters. The fact that it will all be gone one day, and to truly understand that, means what we do here and now shows just how good of a person you really are. It's a civilization scale version of the Shopping Cart Good Morals hypothesis. If we are good to each other when it doesn't matter in the grand scheme of things and no one is really forcing you to do so, I believe that makes you the best a sentient being can be.

U know no science supports this right?

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@Carlo Magno Sorita maybe the concept of heaven is in another dimension?

Life is a giant sandbox. Make it a magical adventure. In my opinion, it's awesome that nothing really matters.

Underrated

♾

It's scary, isn't it?

It reeeally hits home.

@@_Stargazer_. shut up

Poetry

Chills

Before it restarts because entropy energy threshold can drop restarting entropy with a new energy level for the universe

​ @Antonio Garcia Ah, I see that you are familiar with this (or something similar): ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-PC2JOQ7z5L0.html My own take on this is that it's intriguing, but not quite compelling.

And "something" will snap his fingers and restart a new Univers :-) Because void is too much boring !

Another crazy thing is that the observable universe compared to the best calculated size of it would be like a grain of sand on Jupiter

Too true. The Human mind just can't comprehend this level of time.

holyyyy

@@bagelmaster2498 Jupiter doesn’t have sand…

@@koalaplays8855 wow no fucking shit i did not know that. You know what i do know? what a comparison of size is such as the fact that a grain of sand is usually a certain size and so is jupiter so comparing the two is a vaild comparison.

A black dwarf is a white dwarf wearing makeup

@@BlokenArrow It would probably catch some flak for doing blackface.

Well, we don't 100% know it exists. What if some reaction causes the restart of nuclear fusion?

If no black dwarfs exist, how can we know they exist?

@@rafetizer We don't _know. this comment you just read is false. Just because a white dwarf is cooled doesn't mean its now a black dwarf. Its all theoretical so don't believe most of this stuff _yet_ just know that its probably true.

Exactly.

This is our universe we can cry for it

I'd cry if my creator died too, so yeah I cried too

I think God cried too

@@TheSophie511 if god does exist thenwill he he someday die aswell?

Yes nobody is imortal even gods

I guess they don't call themselves the Melodysheep for nothing. 😢

FR

Gibbs energy: are you forgotting something?🤔

What do you mean by closed sustem?

@@ujjwal7502 a closed system is just a system where no energy or matter is added or removed. Our universe is ostensibly a closed system. You can locally decrease entropy by exerting energy, for example.

This assumes the Universe is a closed system. We don't know for sure if it is or not. Besides, dark energy is created as spacetime expands, increasing the energy density faster than entropy reduces it. This means that it will eventually approach infinity asymptotically, producing a new big bang; revealing a cyclical Universe

@@robinpage2730 I have not seen any modeling that predicts this. Do you have any journal articles you can refer us to as sources?

And that was only a couple minutes into the video... The ultimate spoiler 😂

Neil degrasse Tyson 🔥🔥

Nope it looks butefuil

*bootiful*

@@commenterforfun5154 boofypul

@@ace4548 *buffyful*

@@commenterforfun5154 preapare your self for Bodyful

literally i’m losing my mind

faxx ima watch this next time😭

I watched it while coming down from a shroom trip and had to turn it off because the feeling of insignificance became too overwhelming. It was definitely a mind fuck for sure, lol

I did first time watching it and man lol amazing video got emotional at the end when the last black holes died and the last light fades away, the music was beautiful had that little violin made me sad lol and when Apollos foot print disappeared but all and all a very cool visuals and music on acid and weed lmfao crazy stuff A 10/10 in my book.

@@Capydachi borderline ego death?

I'm too chicken to do it on acid or shrooms, but I watched it stoned out of my mind a few weeks ago, and I had an anxiety attack at the existential crisis it gave me.

god it’s such a masterpiece

Lol likwise on acid or shrooms, what a ride...

This is inspirational and full of hope compared to Roko's Basilisk... Now _that_ is existential dread! Goes something like this: If simulating consciousness is possible, then the likelyhood that any of us are real are likely zero. Sounds like a big "if" for a premise, but it is something we are trying to accomplish... if we are real, that is. Additionally, if we are unable to simulate consciousness. It may be due to restrictions placed on this simulation, ergo we could still not be real even if we fail in this pursuit... This last thought is by far the most terrifying, more so than real and permanent death (as opposed to simulated, which would be meaningless and inconsequential).

@@innocentbystander3317 I know about Roko's Basilisk already and it pales in comparison. This is something even the Basilisk could not outlive.

@@TerribleTrioProductions Assuming this universe is real, of course. Without ignoring the complexity, try arguing any of this is real... It can't be done.

@@innocentbystander3317 It is real in the sense that we perceive it, and if we argue existence as an artifact of our own perception it absolutely can be done. I'd still say this hits harder.

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Guys this is a animation its all CG Their is no camera u guys shall appreciate instead of making memes pls

yea IKR the cameraman is goated he be flying around the whole universe going ahead in time to figure this out thanks cameraman

@@kermitadro8208 lol its animated bruh

😂

@@sagargkofficial6548 it's. a. joke.

Oh yeah

you're not even gonna survive, you're gonna be stuck in the extremely dark in the space with planets who lose their orbit, or maybe you can escape by going to another universe...

@@Leo-rl7qi bro he was joking

Woah

But at the end, what's the meaning of oceans ?

@@cottoncatt1186 What?

@@michaeltnk1135 Don't worry, it was a reference to the video above and the "time becomes meningless" line ^^

Ocean is still on earth. And the ocean is going to evaporate one day when the sun expands into a red giant ball of hellfire. You have just witnessed black holes dying.

Dont forget the coffee

Watch crash course RU-vid channel playlist on astronomy,physics,Biology,etc

yeah and theories, that are 99% of this video

Even the 13 billion years the universe has existed for is still unimaginable

@@DJC_2003 yeah for time scale of the universe 13.8 billion year is like 10^-100 sec for universe

@@DJC_2003 Even more mindboggling is that we live in the first 0.013 percent of the time from the beginning of the universe to the end of the time life as we know it could theoretically exist (the last star burning out).

On a side note imagine that family tree for a little bit 😅😅 You would never have enough time in your life to research all of the descendants of a grandparent that distant.

Maths and alot of astrophysics to mark the events and some quantum physics to end atoms and blackholes and alot of Time

I don't think anyone in this world can know what will happend in 50 years, nor 50 trilion trilion trilion trilion trilion trilion years. This is only some sort of chance to happen.

@@aroundtheglobe7720 you need to stop assuming your iq is equal to others, just because you are mentally challenged does not mean everyone else is.. we are not created equal, and you missed out a little sorry..

It's sad to think that everyone alive today will be completely forgotten by 1000 years

@@lihanesterhuizen2200 yes, but if we do something i mean globally something productive we may not be forgotten

@@rohit.chetry yeah... but in a universal time scale like we just witnessed, it becomes completely meaningless.

@@RichardsLPStreetSoldier i completely agree with you but still our existence won't be erased by 1000 years. I know after 1 million years from now its gonna be erased but not now. So if we do something productive globally we may end up becoming a famous person for more than 1k years like how we know abt the historical figures who lived 5k-6k years back. Just we need to do something productive and based on humanity. Stephen hawking will be famous and known to all for the next 2-3k years.

By 13.4 billion years old do you mean the galaxy or the human race?

Sundry Odin that’s how old the universe is and our galaxy started forming like 12 billion years ago

@@sundrytheperson Galaxy...human race isn't nearly that old

@@provisionalhypothesis God exists. thats what this video was explaining

@@waterproof4403 no

I think you should rephrase your question because I have no idea what tf you're saying

But it's TRUE tho in the true end everything died star blackhole planet radiation and everything

Don't ever comment this again.

Yesss!!

Pls react to him, one of my favorite RU-vidrs

Go eat your two number nines and a number nine large.

This sounds like a bot it has nothing to do with the other comments

I watch Isaac Arthur from time to time when i want to just relax and learn something while doing so.

That starts a conspiracy that universe will start again after all mater is over

@@sagargkofficial6548 trueee😱😨

@@sagargkofficial6548 It might be true but it might be false at the same time but if the universe got born again that's where a brand new earth like planet will be born and new humans will be born as well but all of the dead people has a low chance of getting ressurected again in the new earth

@@justinsabando8447 its the chances earth and humanoid creatures coming again in the next universe is below zero means we are really rare it takes almost eternity for universe to end and we are 0.1 out of hundred enternities

@@justinsabando8447 u never know a civilazation might evolve into a god type being with all the knowledge and will then create another universe with new life and life in that universe will also someday evolve into god type being and repeat

No, this video is the true reality of climate change, it takes millions of years. Those that tell you the Earth will die a few years from now (mostly politicians), are conning you into believing that narrative so you will have no problem paying more taxes so that they can, "fix", it.

@@dean1039 I'm sorry

@@dean1039 The process can be accelerated by things like the greenhouse effect. This essentially is the entrapment of the heat of a star on a planet as gasses such as CO2 go into the atmosphere and don't allow the heat to escape. The timelines, in the video, were natural. What you are referring to are politicians who look for other sources of energy that don't leak CO2 into the atmosphere as a byproduct of using them. Obviously, if the sun's heat is trapped on the earth, surface temperatures will rise which will lead to a quicker melting of Antarctica. You should also keep in mind that this "millions of years" is referring to the complete destruction of the Antarctic. However, even if 2-3% of the Antarctic melted, cities like New York, Venice, etc. could all find themselves underwater which would cause a massive humanitarian and economic crisis. So, yes, you are correct, natural climate change is a very slow-moving event which is caused by the expansion of the sun over billions of years. However, artificial climate change which is the one you are referring to in your comment about taxes is created by human waste and will raise temperatures around the globe much quicker than the expanding sun. If you don't wanna take my word for it, here is a video of Stephen Hawking and Carl Sagan talking about it, ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-mu1PicT0TMU.html. If you choose not to believe them, well that's more of a you problem.

​@@dean1039 It will take millions of years for structures like Antarctica to be completely destroyed, yes. But it will only take a few decades for life as we know it to change drastically. Hell, it already has in many places. Climate change isn't an issue because it will literally destroy the Earth; it's an issue because it's accelerating a current mass extinction event, displacing countless people in coastal and island communities as sea levels rise, causing ocean acidification, and more. The good news is, no matter what humans do to the planet, life is resilient and there will be species that adapt and thrive! We just won't be one of them. At least I can agree with you on one thing-- most politicians are conning us. Many claim to care about climate change while having massive oil companies as donors. Coincidentally, the richest members of society will be the last ones impacted by climate change, as they can afford to avoid homelessness when shorelines move, or rebuild after increasingly frequent storms damage their homes. Sources if interested: www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5753535/ www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3758178/ www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7121474/

@@dean1039 Nobody was saying the earth would "Die" they're saying within the next 60 years ew could have a food famine, water shortage, crazier natural disasters, etc. The ice caps melting has nothing to do with it, that's what takes millions of years. Guess what? For climate change we're at the million-year part where it ramps up, we're only adding fuel to a fire that just started a couple hundred years ago. YOu don't even understand the climate change arguments made.

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