Reaction - HOW THE UNIVERSE IS WAY BIGGER THAN YOU THINK 

11, as of 4/7/19.

@@andrewschultz7930 on 26.04.2019 still 11 :o

@@DerJohnYT 13 now.

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not only flat eathers but religious people

Anime Kyu Universe. The universe is amazing. There are trillions of galaxies in the universe.

Berserker Fate Yes, very likely.

Great recommendation! Cause people said that we know more/have more info about space than our own ocean

Anime Kyu the universe you mope

We will.. We both enjoy these types of videos..

hey Joseph can you help me

bambino toscano sure what u need help with

And Carl Sagan pretty much demanded, nagged, and cajoled his colleagues into doing it.

Lmfao. I want to see this comments with 150 Sextillion likes in like a couple thousand years.

It is amazing the size of earth when compared to the universe...haha Big Kai

There is also some reports out there, that evidence of a previously existing universe (and it's cold, black-hole-riddled last days) can be detected in the cosmic microwave radiation. So yes... if you add the multiverse and the cycles of universes in it you can probably take the "pluto-sized" universe in this one, reduce it to the size of a grain of sand and repeat the video from the start...

I've seen that, it would blow their mind's!

We Americans have also heard of miles, and we do not measure distances in football fields, any more than New Zealanders meausre width in sheep! 1 light year = 5.879 trillion miles

NIce.. we'll check it out..

With universe ths big i don't think we're alone..it can't be it's impossible..even in just our Milky way galaxy there are 100 billions of stars..1 star makes 1 solar system and there are lots of planet in 1 solar system only ..and some stars are so enormous thn our sun maybe it can hold more thn 100 planet at once from its gravity.. imagine the planets one galaxy can hold thn..and there are about 2 trillions galaxies in our Observable universe only..now think about the whole universe..and I'm not talking about aliens only aliens can be in form of microorganisms or a primitive species..but I'm talking about intelligent civilization..i believe there are billions of civilization exist in the entire universe..and i also believe someday we will find them or they will find us but not everyone like it said in the video it's impossible for both of us because of the vastness of the universe.

But there is no proof that we are. If the universe is so big according to the law of averages it's actually unlikely that we are unique. I honestly dont understand how you get that we are unique out of this video...

@@pathrender I lost a long reply that I wanted you to read, so here's a short one. 1) Consider the number of unknowable variables in the Drake Equation:: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drake_equation Then consider the huge number of galaxies that are in that part of the Universe we can't even see. And with all those galaxies out there, you run into Fermi's Paradox :: fermisparadox.com/

ok.. i won't worry then

Lost in MPK the future is still scary though but there's some weird ideas being cooked up' Will humanity survive this universe? Our will we create our own matter or our own planets with its own energy?. I'm not even joking it's all possible

Gerard Rinaldi it’s not about how long we can thrive, but how long can we punish our planet as well as Pollute it until it says bye bye. We have major issues besides our vast intelligence. We are destroying the planet unless we can make big changes in the near future. It has been said we have roughly 76 years left of life, look it up, it’s scary. I hope we can “thrive” and figure out solutions in the near future z

Yes indeed, it's just not possible that only our planet had the luck of creating life.

@@frenchbread952 On the other hand, we dont know what the chances of life are, if we say there are roughly 700 quintillion planets in the observable universe, the chances of life appearing could be 1 in 700 quintillion, and we could be the only ones. We just dont know.

who?

No

It's true god made all of this.

Think of it this way, we are so insignificantly small that we aren't evolved (and may never be) to understand these things. But that doesn't take away from the realism! We The North!

You're just struggling with the human ego. Humans have a tendency to think we are the biggest, baddest beings ever created. It is difficult for our minds to accept that we really aren't and we literally do not matter to the universe.

You're just a dust in wind

Hahahah!!!!!

So true. Especially on reactions to music videos when people talk so much that they miss most of the song and the best parts, then the song is over and they're acting like it wasn't that good. And I'm thinking well if you shut your big mouth maybe you could have heard it how great it really is

There is no reason at all to even consider a creator. So leave that meaningless irrelevant concept out of any reasoning.

you, sir, need to stop listening to fake astronauts, and should have probably did your job while in school instead of sleeping: radiation is the problem? are you serious? radiation means absolutely nothing, you're constantly bombarded with several types of radiation, being it thermal, electromagnetic, luminous, various kinds of rays. what matters is not if there is or there is not radiation, what matters is the type of radiation, and more importantly, its concentration and exposure time. i'll give you an easy example: say there's a furnace that's at 30 Celsius (86 F) next to you, would it kill you? no. now say that furnace is at 200 C (392 F), but you just sprint next to it so you're exposed to its radiation for only a fraction of a second, would you drop dead? no. but if you're not sprinting, if you're just standing there next to it naked it will eventually dehidrate you and you would pass out and die. In space there's radiation, but unless you are extremely close to a star, it's relatively weak, weak enough that a sheet of metal is protection enough. it's actually weak enough that if you find yourself naked in the void of space, you would die of asphyxiation way before radiation causes any damage. Not convinced yet? get a cheap telescope and point it at 00°41′15″N, 23°26′00″E on the lunar surface, you'll see the lander stage and the flag from Apollo 11. Don't want to even do that? stop wasting oxygen, because if you're so stupid to ignore proof that is presented to you from multiple sources, and you can verify easily by yourself, you're just a waste of space

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It very well could be. Two points: 1. The chances of life happening is so incredibly low, that it is reasonable we are the first. 2. The Universe extremely young to the point where if compared to a human life time, it would be a few nanoseconds after conception. I personally believe we are the only intelligent civilization, but not the only life in the universe.