The Paradox of an Infinite Universe 

Can you make another video about the book of revelation

I LOVE THIS CHANNEL !!!

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time travel??

No thanks, mr. Funny science channel

Somewhere in the universe right now an alien could be looking in our direction wondering if there’s anyone else out there

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@@romanovmarkelyon1021it would be infinite aliens looking in all directions waving

Don't feel lonely - you are never alone

It wouldn’t just be one of you, it’d be an infinite number of you waving back from every conceivable direction. And an infinite number of you doing any other possible task in an infinite time frame. Every conceivable thing happening everywhere at every conceivable moment in time. Taking a foot step billions of milliseconds apart from an infinite number of you taking the same exact foot step in a moment in time divided into infinite parts.

Accurate

birb*

*birbs

- Ignores Israel's complicity in Genocide like the Germans they are - Spent over two years neglecting climate change/collapse

​@@toyotaprius79 do you want them to make a video on Israel?

the molecule shown at 11:28 may have influenced the artistry a bit, too

It's actually greek but indeed, that's what it means.

​@@Elloqus Yes ! Greek has Astron in which Latin borrowed it and made it Astro. Then Latin was made to make Astronaut, really cool how language evolves ! thanks for the insight

Nobody ever explains it simply. The universe is space and the big bang filled it. If you keep traveling, the stuff from the big bang runs out. But space continues. Just that there is nothing there. Space is nothing.

Uni uni Dr JJ😊

⁠​⁠@@TheBooban the “Big Bang” is a model that describes when all matters of the universe were occupying an infinitesimal point which expanded very rapidly. It’s not “there was nothing and then everything happened”. Might as well go back to the religious idea that god created everything out of nothing which sounds more convincing than your Reddit atheism

@@therollerlollerman a point is nothing. Or what do you said an infinitesimal point is?

@@TheBooban “infinitesimal” means very, incredibly small that it approaches zero, not “infinitely small” or a singularity. There’s a reason your idea of a Big Bang was originally conceived by a Catholic priest because nothing -> everything is pretty much the Christian idea of creation. Much larger leap of faith than assuming the universe is possibly infinite because we just don’t know

you forgot to use this emoji 🤌🤌🤌

I do this daily Existing sucks

You should start your questions by reading the Bible. Most modern "science" is just made up crap.

Its a Wednesday in our galaxy

All i can say about questioning reality and universe is to enter the the religion of Islam (atleast for a very small period of time) and I hope you will find your answers there. (Hope you don’t hate me nor my religion and sorry if anyone gut hurt

Truly living your best life

A best life your truly living

Wait then where's the og you?

​@@mm42197If only

@@mm42197He's right behind you! Run!

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

probably an infinite version of me laughing at your comment too. lol

I also laughed at your suffering of being boring. I hope this repeats infinitely.

Trust me you're interesting in some way

"only boring stuff repeats itself" definitely a few million infinite copies of me in the infinite universe then

thinking the same thing

they work on multiple videos at the same time, each video takes months, and they're out when they're ready, it's just a coincidence that they came out so close to each other

maybe they were animated at the same time or something idk

for the lack of storytelling that is, I might be alone here, but I feel that recently it feels slightly generic.

with this quality yea

How can the universe exist only 14 billion years yet we can see light that came from 45 billion light years from here?

no idea where you read that but its very true

Its probably not true. Think about how quantum mechanics work where things can truly be random.

Which is why the multiverse is so annoying whenever it's used too much in fiction

@@SamuelNoaGreenBut in infinity, there's a high probability of nigh everything.

Wrong... In the infinity group of natural numbers, each numbers occurs only once... The probability to "pick" one in an infinite number group is almost "zero". Because to calculate probability you need to divide by the cardinal, and one occurrence divided by infinity is... "Not a number".

Don't sass me kid, just eat your Fruity Pebbles and off to school with you!❤

I'm sorry your mom shut down your curiosity

the average ignorant parent 🤣🤣

20 years later: bring that nonsense over here and we’ll tell you “IDK. But the answer will likely melt your brain”

Travel a few quadrillion lightyears up to ask your other mum, she'll give you a straight answer.

Just keep in mind there is one thing out there realer than you are. That 1 in infinity number of a person more real than you are.

Kurtgesagt is real AF for that.

​@@nexusdrop7863maybe he is that "realer" 1 as it gets.

@@alshahriar6230that’s a maybe,maybe I am the 1000000000000 realer one of the most realer then 10000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000

Huh… did they edit the video or something ? That quote doesn’t seem to be there, but I feel like I remember it from the first time I watched it. Another commenter also mentioned a “you but with a funny hat” and I swear I remember that, but it’s not in the video currently either, so I’m not sure if I’m just misremembering or if the video actually changed. 😰

It's so deep man! Why don't you ponder how many grains of sand there are at your local beach...

Record your singing, you'll feel all of it at a magnitude level XD

Right? I wasn’t particularly impressed by billions of galaxies either. I’m only a couple million years from being done exploring the Milkway, and by then I’ll only have a couple hundred billion left, which won’t take me very long at all.

I’m actually the version of myself wearing a funny hat.

The "Om Purnamadah Purnamidam" mantra from the Isha Upanishad encapsulates a profound philosophical and spiritual insight into the nature of existence, reality, and our place within the cosmos. This ancient verse serves as a profound meditation on the concept of wholeness, infinity, and the eternal cycle of creation and dissolution that underlies the fabric of the universe. Here's a deeper exploration of its layers of meaning and their implications: This video brings to mind this famous Sanskrit mantra: ”Om purnamadah purnamidam purnat purnamudachyate purnasya purnamadaya purnamevavashisyate Om Shaantih Shaantih Shaanti.” Meaning: ”What is visible is the infinite. What is invisible is also the infinite. Out of the Infinite Being the finite has come, yet being infinite, only infinite remains. Peace in my heart, peace with each other, peace in the cosmos.” This mantra is a very profound verse from the Isha Upanishad (one of the ancient Indian texts that form part of the Vedas) and is often chanted for peace and completeness. It's known as the Shanti Path or peace invocation. Here's a basic translation and interpretation: "Om purnamadah purnamidam purnat purnamudachyate Purnasya purnamadaya purnamevavashisyate Om Shaantih Shaantih Shaanti." Translation: "Om, That is full; this is full. From the full, the full proceeds. Taking the full from the full, the full itself remains. Om, peace, peace, peace." Interpretation: This mantra speaks to the completeness and infinite nature of the universe and the divine. The first part acknowledges that everything in the universe, both the unmanifest (nirguna, without attributes) and manifest (saguna, with attributes), is complete and perfect. It suggests that if something complete comes from something complete, it remains whole and unchanged. This is a philosophical or metaphysical statement implying the eternal, changeless nature of the universe's essential reality, despite the appearance of change. The repetition of "purnam" (full, complete) emphasizes the concept of wholeness and infinity, suggesting that the ultimate reality or the divine essence is perfect and complete in itself, and even when it manifests as the universe, it remains perfect and unchanged. ### The Concept of 'Purna' (Fullness or Completeness) - **Universal Wholeness**: 'Purna' represents an all-encompassing completeness, suggesting an existence that is intrinsically whole and interconnected. This challenges our everyday perceptions of separation and encourages a recognition of unity in diversity. - **Infinite Nature of Reality**: The mantra posits that the physical and the spiritual realms are not disjointed but expressions of a singular, boundless reality. This realization prompts a shift towards seeing the self and the cosmos as reflections of each other. ### Metaphysical Implications - **Unity of Consciousness**: It suggests that consciousness is not fragmented but a continuous expanse that connects all forms of existence. This unified field of consciousness underlines the non-dual nature of reality, where the observer and the observed are one. - **Holistic Worldview**: Recognizing the universe as an expression of 'Purna' encourages a holistic approach to life, where the spiritual and material are intertwined, guiding one towards a more balanced and integrated existence. ### Psychological and Spiritual Dimensions - **Inner Completeness**: The mantra counters the sense of lack or incompleteness many feel, suggesting that fulfillment comes from recognizing the wholeness within. This understanding can catalyze a profound inner peace and contentment. - **Journey of Realization**: Spiritual growth is framed not as attaining something new but as uncovering the inherent completeness within, leading to a transformative understanding of the self and the universe. ### The Cycle of Creation and Dissolution - **Eternal Continuum**: The cyclical nature of the universe, as alluded to in the mantra, highlights the eternal process of creation, preservation, and dissolution, which, despite its ceaseless motion, leaves the essence of reality unchanged and intact. - **Perception of Time and Existence**: This cyclic view fosters an understanding of existence beyond the linear constraints of time, encouraging a serene acceptance of life's transient nature and the eternal continuum of being. ### The Invocation of Peace - **Multidimensional Peace**: The mantra's closing invocation of peace encompasses inner harmony, peaceful coexistence with others, and a universal balance, reflecting a comprehensive vision of peace that spans personal, interpersonal, and cosmic dimensions. - **Inner Peace**: Achieved through self-realization and the dissolution of ego, leading to a serene state of being. - **Interpersonal Peace**: Fostered by the recognition of interconnectedness, promoting empathy and compassion. - **Cosmic Peace**: A reflection of harmony with the universal cycles, embodying a deep respect for the natural order. ### In Conclusion The "Om Purnamadah Purnamidam" mantra from the Isha Upanishad is a timeless beacon of wisdom, guiding individuals towards a deeper understanding of the universe's intrinsic completeness and the interconnected essence of all existence. Its teachings on wholeness, the cyclical nature of reality, and the multi-dimensional pursuit of peace offer invaluable insights for navigating the complexities of life, fostering a profound sense of unity, harmony, and fulfillment.

Well if we do believe there are infinite versions of yourself, what constitutes "original"? Does it even matter if we are the original or not?

There is no original version 😅

There's no original, either better or worse

There can be only one! Time for you to go all highlander I think.

Why you wear Santa hat on February?

When you haven't seen the video but need to comment fast to get likes

BS

Free Palestine 🇵🇸

Nice reference lol

​@@ano7539 Pretty out of context-

Just wanted to tell you that Jesus loves you and you should love him too❤

@@Robin-ol7we Thanks bro

Yeah, almost as good as NASA!

Agreed, that lighthouse visual at 5:39 is brilliant!

Agreed. Come a long way in the past 5 years

Same

My brain is being roasted on a Grill at max heat on a summer day

Us Bruh US!

Not mine, somehow

Medium rare or well done

it doesn’t matter

Remember. Its not a 😢"it doesnt matter" its a 😄"IT Doesnt matter!"

Don't worry, you matter just as much as you did before... which is still technically not at all (in a cosmic sense)

Universe is bacteria. The

​@@n0vanox LMAO

Centuries? Do you actually believe we have only known the earth was round for a few hundred years?

@@Rukushin does it actually matter? Did you not get the point of my comment?

Seems resonable, but I disagree. First, a few centuries ago, not many people believed there was an edge to the world: the now common belief that 'back when' people thought the earth was flat is incorrect; the Chinese, Arabs, Indians, and the Ancient European civilisations all understood that the earth is a sphere. Second, it is true, however, that people wondered about 'the edge' of space, and the scale of how big we imagine the universe to be has changed - what I'd say, though, is that not only the scale, but the whole conception of 4D spacetime has changed the 'shape' of what we imagine. Any thoughts?

Please we still have people out there that believe the Earth is flat..

Which is scary, or laughable, or both. I saw a classic miss-the-point flat earth 'explanation' recently: Our flat earth, you see, is like the PacMan universe; leave the screen-world on the left, re-enter on the right. Yeah, just... Well if that's the case, the PacMan universe is a cylinder, that is, a 2D surface curved through a higher, third, dimension - which exactly describes the surface of the (spherical) earth! You have to say, do they just not see this, or, as I suspect, they don't want to see it?@@frankbanales7419

It also rises more questions and causes existential crisis.

Seeing that merch cash working so well brings back hope for humanity.

Yes! For example, where did Alternate Me get his funny hat and can I have it?

우주로~

Yeah I liked it when it used to pick topics that were concrete but interesting. The infinite scope of the universe is interesting to think about but isn't enough to make a story about, which is what I find the most interesting about kurzgesagt.

These vids should be shown to college students in a science class. Cute and slightly funny cartoons explain science way better than a boring old man who probably suffers from high functioning autism droning on in front of a classroom.

I suspect there is a lack of bureaucrats involved

AI made it in 10 seconds. Took longer to upload to RU-vid

@@chadlais1927har har

they have a huge team of people

I love funny hat me

And it still will when you're the opposite of a child... or you just don't care anymore :'D

Dude same, I've always thought, if the universe is expanding it must have an edge, and if it's growing what is it growing on?

​@CheeseApprentice PBS Spacetime has a good video on exactly this topic. Basically, in General Relativity, galaxies and stuff are standing still and it's the empty space between them which is increasing in length.

@@juliavixen176which one? What’s the name of that video?

@@juliavixen176 that's the most boring answer to that question so nothing new is created just they're getting further apart also if the universe is expanding that would imply that its finite

"Theory".

You should look into a career in cosmology! Seems like it'd be down your alley. :^)

What created the black hole and where was the space for it to be in it?

@@brandondetroitfanmichaels4325 a cycle, and what started that cycle was another. Infinite time, infinite of the same course of events

@@foxicecubebut something must start a cycle I’m saying this is evidence of God if this is true

Human perceptions evolved on the ground with local purposes. I imagine when we travel into space, and experience something totally new, there must be a moment where no meaning can be placed by the mind. It's a _pure_ perception.

@@anonymous333It’s pure perception but it would be nice if we live on a populated galaxy.

[...] And then, suddenly, relief. No G’s. Zero. Weightlessness. We were floating. We got out of our harnesses and began to float around. The other folks went straight into somersaults and enjoying all the effects of weightlessness. I wanted no part in that. I wanted, _needed_ to get to the window as quickly as possible to see what was out there. I looked down and I could see [...] Earth. I [...] turned my head to face the other direction, to stare into space. I love the mystery of the universe. I love all the [knowledge] that [has] come to us over thousands of years of exploration and hypotheses [...] but when I looked [...] into space, there was no mystery, no majestic awe to behold... all I saw was death. I saw a cold, dark, black emptiness. It was unlike any blackness you can see or feel on Earth. It was deep, enveloping, all-encompassing. I turned back toward the light of home. I could see the curvature of Earth, the beige of the desert, the white of the clouds and the blue of the sky. It was life. Nurturing, sustaining, life. Mother Earth. Gaia. And I was leaving her. Everything I had thought was wrong. Everything I had expected to see was wrong. I had thought that going into space would be the ultimate catharsis of that connection I had been looking for between all living things-that being up there would be the next beautiful step to understanding the harmony of the universe. In the film “Contact,” when Jodie Foster’s character goes to space and looks out into the heavens, she lets out an astonished whisper, “They should’ve sent a poet.” I had a different experience, because I discovered that the beauty isn’t out there, it’s down here, with all of us. Leaving that behind made my connection to our tiny planet even more profound. It was among the strongest feelings of grief I have ever encountered. The contrast between the vicious coldness of space and the warm nurturing of Earth below filled me with overwhelming sadness. Every day, we are confronted with the knowledge of further destruction of Earth at our hands: the extinction of animal species, of flora and fauna... things that took five billion years to evolve, and suddenly we will never see them again because of the interference of mankind. It filled me with dread. My trip to space was supposed to be a celebration; instead, it felt like a funeral. I learned later that I was not alone in this feeling. It is called the “Overview Effect” and is not uncommon among astronauts [...] Essentially, when someone travels to space and views Earth from orbit, a sense of the planet’s fragility takes hold [...] “There are no borders or boundaries on our planet except those that we create in our minds or through human behaviors. All the ideas and concepts that divide us when we are on the surface begin to fade from orbit and the moon. The result is a shift in worldview, and in identity.” It can change the way we look at the planet but also other things like countries, ethnicities, religions; it can prompt an instant reevaluation of our shared harmony and a shift in focus to all the wonderful things we have in common instead of what makes us different. It reinforced tenfold my own view on the power of our beautiful, mysterious collective human entanglement, and eventually, it returned a feeling of hope to my heart. In this insignificance we share, we have one gift that other species perhaps do not: we are aware-not only of our insignificance, but the grandeur around us that makes us insignificant. That allows us perhaps a chance to rededicate ourselves to our planet, to each other, to life and love all around us. If we seize that chance. _-- William Shatner, on his trip to space with Jeff Bezos on the Blue Origin's rocket_

Find the lord my friend

@@PatrickKnowles-ql8zb Yes.

This comment is getting really boring.

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so true

like no joke

Here are a couple more ideas that weren't mentioned. First the simple one: the idea that the universe has a kind of "edge", beyond which there is still space, but it's empty. Second, the idea that the universe is *endless* but *not* *infinite*. In this model, time and space are both endless but finite. Let's start with time first, because it is simpler: the universe is about 13.8 billion years old. Assuming that time had a beginning, the total amount of time is about 13.8 billion years. 13.8 billion is clearly a finite amount. But we never run out of time, so it is also endless. In the same way, space begins as a single point and then expands outward at the speed of light, creating an unimaginable amount of new matter as it expands. After being created, space then expands uniformly as it does in the standard inflationary model. But, this endless space always has an outer edge. The new space being created today is probably absurdly dense, just as the very first space was. In this model, the universe is no longer 13.8 billion years old. Rather, 13.8 billion is just a lower bound; the universe might be 14 billion years old or 14 septillion years old, depending on how far we are from its original origin point. But since the universe is still finite, there may not be any exact duplicates of you.

@@davidpiepgrass743I personally like to imagine that the universe is finite and is a small part of something bigger, just like you are a small part of the Universe, or a single cell is a small part of you, or a protein is a small part of a cell and so on. And what the universe would be a part of is so beyond what our minds could comprehend, that there is no point even trying to imagine it. For all I know, the Universe could be infinite by our means of understanding and still be a part of something bigger.

Some say the earth itself is torus shaped.

It's not impassibole

Memento Mori

@@Ahrpigi ;) memento mori

without God that would be true

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That's literally just a classic Kurzgesagt video.

​@@rphb5870 we don't know if he's real but who knows...

@@rphb5870no evidence for your sky fairy

Neh

Melodysheep also

What type of videos do they upload?​@@anshulrai2028

Animation? One of the BEST! Propaganda? Also One of the BEST!

​@anikmahmud1737woah where did that come from

ah yes, the third proposal: the universe is procedurally generated

@@albingrahn5576 plot twist: universe is actually minecraft and we are the mobs but the player hasnt reached us yet

@@spitting_faxx683Or maybe the player has found us and just hasn't told us or can't tell us

If I understand correctly, Minecraft coordenates are hardcoded finite, I believe it has the size similar to the surface of Neptune (patch 2020, I don't know if now it's bigger, but sure with some coding it can be bigger)

@isnowinchainswe're talking conceptually here, not literally. it's physically impossible to create any program that proceeds infinitely, let alone a Minecraft world. but i'd recommend anyone spent some time reading minecraft.wiki's articles on the modern farlands (post 1.8) because they're insane.

I feel you brother

Blud ur having a existential crisis

small does not mean unimportant, we are the most complicated thing we know

How is that comforting

@@silver_kitten Right?

I didn't get it

This change is because kurzgesagt is funded by bill gates and other billionaite beaurocrats, who use theyre channel to push certain ideas to the people, and of course, theyre not transparent about their actions. Search it up kurzgesagt bill gates foundation, a youtuber made a great video about it

The name of the video you should see is how kurzgesagt cooks up propaganda for billionaires, by the youtuber - the hated one.

Honestly I blame the algorithm (which is pointless I know because it's just a computer program), because it's created this system of clickbait over quality. Something that takes hours to create but has a nerdy/weirdly scientific title will get a lot less views than something that takes minutes to create but has a fake clickbait title

Damn that’s a lot of words

Good lord

I knew I couldn't be the only one who saw Rick's portal and the Schwifty heads

Haha, me too. That Head is one of my favorite "characters" from the show. He was just so comically absurd. Especially when they finish their song and he goes "... hmm," sounds totally unimpressed at first, like "oh shit .. we're F'd .."

Yeah, it's pretty cool, I love them for that lol

I idk has the newts we are looking for in this video

always bring a banana to the party

“Sirk destroy the Banana” “Muissatpo” (my brain has dissolved)

P O T A S S I U M

* You ran into an indestructible dog and exploded.

@@PulpFreeeeeeeeeeeeeoptassium?

THE UNIVERSE IN THE QURAN IN DETAIL (((21:30 Have those who disbelieved not considered that the heavens and the earth were a joined entity, and We separated them and made from water every living thing? Then will they not believe?) AND surah zariyat aya 47 ( 51:47 And the heaven We constructed with strength, and indeed, We are [its] expander. ) AND Yasin aya 38 (yaseen) (And the sun runs [on course] toward its stopping point. That is the determination of the Exalted in Might, the Knowing.) AND surah Anbiya aya 33 (21:33 And it is He who created the night and the day and the sun and the moon; all [heavenly bodies] in an orbit are swimming.) AGAIN AND AGAIN, ALLAH WHO CREAT THE UNIVERSE HE DESCRIBED EVERYTHING IN THE QURAN 1400 YEARS AGO. ALLAH SAID (41:53 We will show them Our signs in the horizons and within themselves until it becomes clear to them that it is the truth. But is it not sufficient concerning your Lord that He is, over all things, a Witness?) Quran 41:53 Surah Fussilat ayat 53 THERE is STILL A LOT ABOUT UNIVERSE IN THE QURAN.

👆🏼 lol

Plot twist: same thing happens in "real life". Simulation fails.

Space Engine? Is it like that new space game Starfield?

@@inc2000glw It's a simulator. They used to have the legacy versions available for free on their website but the page is a 404. It's on Steam otherwise. I enjoyed setting my speed to the speed of light and marveling at how slow it is in the vastness of space. There's also Universe Sandbox which is more of a physics simulator that lets you edit and create objects, trajectories, etc while Space Engine is less interactive but more accurate to real life. Plenty of procedural generation but you can visit I think damn near every object we've discovered in the generally right place and the general structure of the universe is accurate.

Even if I don’t particularly like the subject, I click because I know the animation will keep me entertained enough to stay in tune

Stop shilling crypto here

@@jeffct87 NO

why dont you like the subject? just curious@@jeffct87

Damn crypto bot

I see what you did there.

Is that the narrator's name? Didn't know that

​@@JamesHarris-xi4lv yep

I read that as Steven Tyler, and was wondering what he had to do with this series 😂, Thank you James Harris for making me see sense!

Same, that was exactly what I was going to say

who is Steve Taylor? it sounds like a god

As far as we know it, time could not have existed before the big bang. There was no space before the big bang, and space and time are intrinsically linked.

I think it's the highest quality content all around on youtube: information, writing, editing, literally everything is as good as it gets

I was looking for this comment!

I read a philosophical explanation that basically said: there used to be Nothing, and Nothing is like a vacuuming force: it turns other things into Nothing. However, as soon as Nothing started existing, it “nothinged” itself out of existence, thus becoming Something. It’s a fun explanation and very elegant. It’s not very scientific, but i also used to wonder about this same exact thing until I read this fun explanation.

i just finished the video and my theory was said. feels good that i came up with my own theory, and it was confirmed by kurzgesagt that it might be correct

last words: and I still have 0 beaches

@@user-lj6ni8hv5bsame here my theory was said too.

@@user-lj6ni8hv5b 😭😭

A constant in the universe is people at 16 thinking that they have worked everything out 😂😊😊😅

check QURAN YOU WILL SEE MAJIC ALLAH DESCRIBED THE UNIVERSE IN THE QURAN IN DETAIL (((21:30 Have those who disbelieved not considered that the heavens and the earth were a joined entity, and We separated them and made from water every living thing? Then will they not believe?) AND surah zariyat aya 47 ( 51:47 And the heaven We constructed with strength, and indeed, We are [its] expander. ) AND Yasin aya 38 (yaseen) (And the sun runs [on course] toward its stopping point. That is the determination of the Exalted in Might, the Knowing.) AND surah Anbiya aya 33 (21:33 And it is He who created the night and the day and the sun and the moon; all [heavenly bodies] in an orbit are swimming.) AGAIN AND AGAIN, ALLAH WHO CREAT THE UNIVERSE HE DESCRIBED EVERYTHING IN THE QURAN 1400 YEARS AGO. ALLAH SAID (41:53 We will show them Our signs in the horizons and within themselves until it becomes clear to them that it is the truth. But is it not sufficient concerning your Lord that He is, over all things, a Witness?) Quran 41:53 Surah Fussilat ayat 53 THERE is STILL A LOT ABOUT UNIVERSE IN THE QURAN.

If you can, get OUTA of your degree.

@@tibettenballs4962don’t say that😭

Stanley-

It is but I wonder why they didn't just use the earth as an analogy, it's the same concept

@@badidea6034 because we can get out from earth

@@budii76 An ant can't leave an orange...?

@@badidea6034 its simpler

@@badidea6034often times, the simpler the better for analogies

LOL! Saw it too

"I LIKE WHAT YOU GOT!"

Plus the references to Homer's "Theory of a donut shaped universe"