@- Jasmine Rain - That would imply that heaven exists - and we have as much evidence that heaven exists as we do that the spaghetti monster exists in space
"Why didn't you do your homework?" "We're all slowly dying with a dying universe, no matter what we do, we can't change our fate. Doing my homework won't change a difference." "Bitch just do your homework."
I can very much related to this. After being curious what happens after death, it made me so nervous it curses me with the thought "Ohh, I don't wanna die! I'm too afraid to find out whether afterlife is true! Help me!".
When i was a kid i really enjoyed being alive and i never tough about our end, everytime i tough that my life is infinite and that our solar system will never be destroyed but when i growed at the age of 10 i realised that everything has an end, even our solar system and including all the humans Its a pretty dark future but we cant do anything about it
I came here to get some interesting, educational information, but instead now I'm freaking out about how I'm wasting my life and what happens after we die
*For Anyone Who Doesn't Know* A Googol years is: 10,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 years, that's a "1" followed by 100 Zeros...
Ashoi F 10,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,0000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 And that way more than 100 0's. I'm sure this is a little to mutch right?
Because those guys at NASA have funding and the people who work there actually want to do their job unlike those guys working for the weather forecast and getting ten bucks and hour...
You obviously dont know anything about meteorology. Imagine trying to know every single particle in the air right now, and their speed, their direction, and their state. Thats what you need to know to predict tommorows weather
Jesse Arakas Yes because weather is more unpredictable than the universe. In the universe it's usually a straight line, while out weather could be a squiggly line with loops etc. Since our weather has many more factors than the universe in terms of pressure, humidity, temperatures, the elevation, cape, dew point, etc, it's harder to predict weather.
Avengers 5- Thanos returns and destroys the universe- then creates a new universe teeming with life, born from blood. But they won't know that. Because Captain America won't be there to tell them.
M882Playz nigga to where out of billions of planets it would be impossible to search for life and that shit doesn’t change the fact that everything’s gonna end regardless
People search for life as we speak. It's practically impossible that we on Earth are alone in the universe. In fact, life is probably not terribly far away from us. People have found multiple planets that could harbor life.
When I go to sleep, I think about the future. When my parents will die, friends will die, family will die. It tremendously saddens me to know that in one point of my life, I will have to go through these things. Same applies to this. It depresses me to know that our descendants, all the beautiful forms of life on Earth will vanish in some million years. Why can't I be carefree of the far future like others? It seriously gives me a severe dose of depression and anixiety.
Sun : AAAAAAAAAAAAAAA IM EXPLODING All 9 planets : what are we gonna do!?!? We're just spinning! Sun : *AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA* *BOOM* All 9 planets : SH- *9 planets has begone and the sun has exploded* *mission failed we'll got'em next time*
the big crunch exists though... which basically means that the whole entire universe collapses and then forms a new universe, with the same features. so... if it REALLY happens, im just gonna hope thats gonna happen.
Lauren Amess, dude all the people that are alive right now are gonna be dead allredy, he said all of this is gonna happen in billions of years from now
When expanding, the gravity between the objects that move away from each other decreases, from the maximum energy of the initial inflation to nearly none due to expansion and total dispersion of the objects.
This video made me think very deeply... what is the point of life... One day we will all die and who knows what we'll will happen next, whether we will have a afterlife, just see darkness for all eternity, or go to heaven or hell... We can't stop our own death, but if we could...
Even people living in that year will have several quintillion years left. In other words no one living today, nor their great great great great great grandchildren will live to see the end of the universe according to this video.
Leviathan - PS4 Regenerate? No, I just think that to be so sure as to predict the universes ending is rather silly. No matter what the cosmotalogists and such say, theres only so many things us simple humans can grasp and predict and to act like we know for sure that THIS is going to happen in THAT way is pretty fucking retarded.
Pepsi Man Auto correct, and something like the Universe is not very variable. This is most likely what will happen, and you say what you said as if tech insider made all this up based on his insight. Many many people have said basically the same thing, I suggest you watch "the far future of the universe" from "sciencephile the ai" it's a better made video. It's also on the same topic.
Leviathan - PS4 I'm not saying theyre wrong but im saying they could be, the universe is a much bigger place then the mind can grasp. I'm saying its idiotic to say that this is for sure how it will end as there are so many minor variables that can occur in the process of the universe ending. If scientists struggle to give a clear and definitive answer to how the dinosaurs died then theres no fucking way they can be THIS sure about how our universe will end.
That's cause the weather is more specific. For example, you can confidently say "The sun is going to rise tomorrow" but you cannot confidently say "there will be a thunderstorm"
to be completely accurate with the weather you gotta account for every single variable which means you have to know where every single molecule in our atmosphere is, how theyll react, and when to form tomorrows weather
Mahi Boi how does that differ from predicting how the universe will end up trillions of years right now. You still have to consider various variables, much much more to be quite honest. My prediction is just as good as theirs, with how insanely impossible it is to predict.
It won’t squeeze you you’ll just be sucked in and die from something like evaporating as you cross a threshold everything will be slow but the end is death but not a specific one as no one has seen it so
I cant even grasp the idea though thinking that even the universe has a limit or should at least have one in where energy from planets, stars, etc will overload. Then what another big bang? Maybe the end but what's the end what's nothing nothing is empty but light is something, black itself is color filling an empty space, god space is so complex
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Rachel :D black holes spit out everything they “eat” and normally the things they “eat” is star dust light oxygen asteroids and other materials liquids and gases
RozaMckay Theres less than 0.00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000001% chance he would be alive, because there would be no more oxygen left
It's natural to be frightened by this vid 1 trillion years is incredibly long but thinking that the universe will cease to exist one day makes me want to cry myself to sleep
foreveralone gamer ya and I heard if a planet or something that colids with our sun a ray of sunlight will abloterate everything on earth if it hits us
In the Big Bang theory, particles and antiparticles were formed from energy. These particles also in turn became atoms. The rule of matter not being created or destroyed is the “Law of Conservation of Matter” which applies only to chemical reactions. Matter is created and destroyed but not in chemical reactions. Also, subatomic particles that make up atoms have an eventual “death” point in which they decay from their current form back into energy. That destroys matter.