How do you think the universe will end?

@mikeuk666

20 күн бұрын

If the universe ceases to exist would we have ever existed ourselves 🤔

@Grymgar

20 күн бұрын

If Matter cannot be created or destroyed, what happens to matter that's ripped?

@dianedl7707

20 күн бұрын

hopefully without me.

@tankmango7574

20 күн бұрын

With my balls disappearing again

@user-pi7gc4wg8k

20 күн бұрын

Nothing is set in stone, all of these are theories supported by data and the very limited knowledge we have gained on the universe. Anything can happen we don't or probably will never truly know.

I came to Startalk for the science, but I stayed for the friendship between Neil and Chuck.

@denisebledsoe8836

20 күн бұрын

Well said

@BaronVonQuiply

20 күн бұрын

In some ways, maybe the real destroyed universes were the friends we made along the way. Again, I apologize about that.

@DSAK55

19 күн бұрын

Chuck said it best: we won't make it out of the century

@Primitive01

18 күн бұрын

Strange.

@aikspace

18 күн бұрын

i'm also just hanging out with the guys :)

The universe may end, but the cameraman still won't die

@uncharted7againblackking256

10 күн бұрын

Fr fr

@bodhishakta7271

8 күн бұрын

Eternal witness.

@amjithvc1425

Күн бұрын

Time to pick up a camera

Thank you so much for going back to the studio. Much better audio quality and no delay between the speakers.

@jacobgarcia7918

20 күн бұрын

I think this might be an old episode. But I could be wrong.

Neil is so good at explaining stuff so that I can pick up on what scientists theorize without making me feel dumb.

😂 I’ve been watching you explain the universe ever since I was very little and you have played and still continue to play a huge role in my love for space and science in general thanks for teaching me most of what I know about space and how it all works

5:27 Chuck, you were there for the Big Numbers explainer!

@marcineren112

20 күн бұрын

He should listen to Neil more , but he probably was busy thinking how to make a joke out of it.

@nilayshekhar999

20 күн бұрын

he probably listens to neil for whatever period and forgets about whatever they have recorded later in the day lmao

@JesseJames83

20 күн бұрын

Neil just forgot who he was talking to

@Crunch104

20 күн бұрын

Chuck went with his initial thought and went 10x100. It happens lol.

@sebastronomical

20 күн бұрын

I can almost guarantee Chuck knows what a googol is. I think he’s just playing the part to make the show feel more informative. After all, you never know when it’s someone’s first star talk episode, and it can be helpful when learning new information if you have someone else learning it as well giving feedback

Hi star talk thanks for all the great content.

Every time Chuck says: "OK"

@JesseJames83

20 күн бұрын

"right"

@bastianquiroz9966

20 күн бұрын

Alright

@ScratchinAway

20 күн бұрын

or finishes Neils sentence with him but starts after him so hes already heard it 😂

@macadelic2492

20 күн бұрын

"Yes"

@villeace

20 күн бұрын

“Wow”

Chuck has been doing this for so long; he has been learning from Neil for so many years that he should be given an honorary degree. I mean, I get the sense that he knew everything discussed in this episode (except the one math question) but he is a consummate professional so he plays along as if he doesn't. I'm starting the campaign right here, right now: Give Chuck an honorary degree!

@mario98730

19 күн бұрын

Dr Chuck!!

@MeHomie-qe6cw

19 күн бұрын

10¹⁰⁰ is 1000

@purrple.shadows

19 күн бұрын

He's smart but that math error is really odd.

@HarelAvital

18 күн бұрын

He just forgot I'm sure he knew that google is 1 with 100 zeros. Don't underestimate Lord Chuck

@obiziii

15 күн бұрын

Or maybe Chuck was trolling Neil. Chuck said 1000 with such confidence & Neil's face palm. 😂

😮I love your channel. Thank you for sharing your expertise with us

You guys are so awesome and entertaining. I'm a long time amateur cosmologist, and keep pretty up-to-date with the latest cosmology theories and discoveries, but I still love to tune in to StarTalk to enjoy the banter between you two. A++

Love you both. Stay safe.

love from Ethiopia

@laladigitalsystem

10 күн бұрын

Me too

0:10 Chuck, you owe me a pair of eardrums.

@EmpyreanLightASMR

20 күн бұрын

i've been pretty outspoken about their new set-up and whoever they've hired for the production and this is yet another example. what a rocky ride these new episodes have been. My bluetooth speaker is fine, but now my neighbors think I killed a pig lol

@BenJamin-iz6yc

20 күн бұрын

yeah seriously, paniced and almost turned it off bc of that

It ends at a restaurant. Everyone knows that.

@Whuzzer

20 күн бұрын

A restaurant, huh?! Get up and fold yourself in half 12 times

@CliffordLake

20 күн бұрын

@@Whuzzer Douglas Adams, my good man. Learn a book.

@mikeuk666

20 күн бұрын

​@Whuzzer whoooosh that went straight over your head 😂

@Whuzzer

20 күн бұрын

@CliffordLake you can get your point across without insults. Clearly we are from different generations so references will be different. Lighten up Clifford. Insulting people for not possessing the same knowledge as you in the comments section of a Startalk video? Big ego. Little man.

@XDeserak

20 күн бұрын

"A restaurant". Don't be ridiculous. Millaways is THE restaurant.

Entropy wins in the end 😔

@jettmthebluedragon

20 күн бұрын

Why are you depressed 😐? Do you even understand the REAL truth of entropy or are you just a believer?🧐

@SLIDEMONGERZ

20 күн бұрын

Professor Brian Cox's explanation of entropy in 'Wonders of the Universe' is probably the best breakdown of it (no pun intended) for the sweaty masses. There's even an analog in the form of a sand castle. #Weeeeee

@jettmthebluedragon

20 күн бұрын

@@SLIDEMONGERZ well you don’t need a whole bunch of information just to explain simple such as entropy 😐as the process goes like this ➡️↗️➡️↘️➡️➡️↗️➡️↘️➡️➡️saying entropy ALWAYS increases is flawed as if you say entropy never decreases then we would never die as we would continue to grow forever 😑

I'm glad I'm alive at the same time as Neil and Chuck. They have such a great way of explaining science to the masses. We need to figure out a way to digitize these two so they can keep going.

@dawnhansen7886

20 күн бұрын

100 % Agree ❕️

@astrocoastalprocessor

20 күн бұрын

An AI Neil and Chuck are the astrophysics Statler and Waldorf that the world eternally deserves

@nyoverse

19 күн бұрын

Weirdos ..

I love the new edits on StarTalk. Illustrations make it much easier to comprehend things Neil explains.

The best part of this video is learning about Ground News. As "news" became more polarizing on each sides' major platforms, I stumbled on StarTalk's video with the creator of the Ad Fontes Media Bias Chart. From then on, I simply only read stories from those center/top agencies, such as AP or Reuters. Ground News not only utilizes this monitoring platform, but two other major ones I never heard of, and looks to do it in an easy to absorb and navigate interface. I am excited to subscribe, yet ultimately sad that I even have to. Thanks StarTalk!

@ProfGlitch

14 күн бұрын

the "center" is just as much a biased position as the "left" or "right"

Love the content. Thank you

What a fun one! Loving the content from the office again! 😊

I appreciate a fine, uplifting Star Talk episode at the end of a long day. Thank you!

Great Content

That screech spoke volumes 🤣

In the past we had Albert Einstein... Now we have Neil and Chuck!

@colonelkurtz2269

13 күн бұрын

Einstein made contributions to physics. His brother Frank made a monster. 😅

Awesome treadmill information and motivation!!!

I like how the least accepted theory gets the ad break xD

Fun fact, if we go down the heat death route, there’s a stupendously, ludicrously, unbelievably small chance of a new big bang occurring due to quantum fluctuations in an estimated 10^10^10^56 years…

@sillyWillieBilly

20 күн бұрын

Cause my brain isn't working yet, can someone post the number in 10^x

@Parsa.a298

20 күн бұрын

10 to the power of 7600​@@sillyWillieBilly

@NicholasLayton

20 күн бұрын

Bruh that is way bigger than 10^7600. We can't write it in the form of 10^x, that's why he said 10^10^10^56. To even write it in the form of 10^10^x would be 100000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000. 10^x would require writing twice as many 0's are there are stars in the UNIVERSE.

@RealmsSMPStudios

20 күн бұрын

@@NicholasLayton yeah, the third 10 would have 56 zeros, that number is 100 octodecillion, the second 10 would have 100 octodecillion zeros! So it would be 10^whatever the name of that big number is…

@lisam5744

20 күн бұрын

Your idea of a fun fact is MUCH different than mine. 🤣

Nice seeing Chuck thinking in the same vein as Neil in this one. More scientific than comedic, with Neil providing more comedy. Love it!

this is awesome, and the animations too!!!

could you please give an exact date so i can make sure to watch the complete bucket list of TV shows i want to see before the end comes.

Who’s down for ice cream?

I was having dinner while watching this, and I just choked on myself at 5:18.

@miketheman1393

19 күн бұрын

Lmao.. me too

Bro I love seeing y’all interact. Makes learning fun haha

the clarity you bring to your subjects is beyond impressive!

Chucks scream startled my Cats 😂😂😂

Fire Or Ice

Thanks for sharing 😀👍

Great podcast!

Probably not the coziest video to fall asleep to, but I’m here to try it anyway

I would love to see Neil talk about astronomically significant man maid structures ,and to give us his opinion about the pyramids and gobekli tepei from an astronomical point of view.

@user-zh9xm5es5m

17 күн бұрын

I would like to see a Egypt explainer on the pyramids .

This is by far the best StarTalk episode i’ve seen 🤣🤣

After the galaxies use up all their gas could t they just switch to electric? 🤔

@jettmthebluedragon

20 күн бұрын

That makes no since 😐as electricity all ready exists in gas 😑ever Ben in a thunderstorm?🙃as you failed to mention the irony if you scientists say all galaxies will burn out that does explain why they came into existence if their was no gas to create the galaxies in the first place 🙃

@seanrosenau2088

20 күн бұрын

​@@jettmthebluedragonThat was a gottam joke.

Somewhere in a parallel universe, Physicist Bill Waterson draws comic panels in his spare time that he calls _Kelvin and Hubbles_

Educational Entertainment to the MAX ❗️ I Love StarTalk ❤

Hello, I just recently heard about the concept of “alter magnets”. Can you please dedicate a video to explaining the law of magnetism, what “alter magnets” even are, and what the implications of “alter magnets” might be? Thanks, love the show!

That deserves another thumbs-up.👍Sleep tight everyone.

I will create a new universe for y'all after 100 likes

@christopherholladay1015

19 күн бұрын

Too bad they aren't taking you seriously 😒

@MaxBenn

18 күн бұрын

Can I get a "Trust me bro" Guarantee?

@giancarlocrumps7564

16 күн бұрын

can believe this comment doesn't have 1000000000 likes shame on you guys 😂

@laveeshtomar

15 күн бұрын

​@@MaxBenn Trust me bro 🥹

@beebing8662

15 күн бұрын

Who needs another universe,

I love that you guys ended with sleep well because at the time of me watching this I'm about to go to sleep.

I've been using Ground News for about 3 years. It is excellent.

U maker a good serious comedy team! Love it❤

I just witnessed the birth of a StarTalk video. Such a privilege.

Neil and Chuck for 2024!

Chuck was scared the entire time he was holding that rubber band. 😂 Another great episode!

The universe may not end in my lifetime but it may end in my ghost time and still scares me.

@adolfodef

20 күн бұрын

^ T H I S ^ If there is reincarnation (or effective technological inmortality); this is something that is going to haunt us literarily until The End.

@desmondd1984

20 күн бұрын

The lifespan of the universe is on such vast, incomprehensible timescales that it's effectively infinite. So I would worry less about the universe ending and more about your ghost being forced to experience all that.

I think i will be responsible for the big rip (i fart really hard)

Thanks guys!

So amazing, always brings me smiles and laughs! Thank you gentlemen! 😎👍

It's 3:30 am in India and here I am😅

Super content! Thank you Neil and Chuck!

U two are so good together!

Chuck gonna need a work comp claim to get that finger checked out. LOL.. You guys are amazing.

The universe is always ending. That’s just the front of the ship. Here and now is the brain.

Neil's laugh is delicious to hear, I feel all warm and fuzzy and makes me remember to hit the like button everysingle time.

Y’all are hilarious! Love this show !

They just reclassified cannabis and now the whole universe is ripped.

Bro 5:18 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

@e-money5085

20 күн бұрын

I think Chuck thought he said "ten times a hundred" not "ten to the hundreth power"

We want Cosmos season 3 We love that show and we love NDT.❤❤

Some studies trying to tackle the Crisis in Cosmology may be hinting at the expansion of the universe not being constant and that it may vary over time and space, but still nothing conclusive yet. Also you should do a separate video on the fourth hypothetical apocalypse scenario, Quantum Vacuum Decay.

The universe ends with the big rip? Man. It ends several times a day at my house then.

@HedonisticPuritan-mp6xv

10 күн бұрын

You can convert into the big bang with a lighter.

Someone is channeling his inner Michael Winslow ("Police Academy").

@danielvermeer3363

20 күн бұрын

The OG GOAT of beat boxing 😮

@onemercilessming1342

20 күн бұрын

@danielvermeer3363 Another internet troll...and Friday is still 3 days away.

There is a visual video of the end of the universe (Timelaps of the future a journey to the end of time) they also added some of niel's lines there.

Had a big Rip, big crunch, big squeeze and big bang after Taco bell

Sounds more reasonable than the sky wizard coming back.

@lschastain77

14 күн бұрын

Are you referring to Jesus?

@Peacefulpaige22

10 күн бұрын

​@@lschastain77Sky daddy

People worry about the Universe ending in 10³⁰ years but no one cares that humanity won't make it to 2030.

@sanra167

20 күн бұрын

lol we all 💀ing in 6 years? That’s crazy

@swiftbow2110

20 күн бұрын

No Sh!$

@TBlack-qb1nb

20 күн бұрын

Very optimistic 😂

@BaithNa

20 күн бұрын

We'll make it to 2030 but it's not going to be pretty due to A.I. and automation decimating the workforce. Climate change accelerating also means large parts of the Earth will be uninhabitable so mass migration and water wars will be common place. Making it to 2050 is going to be the real challenge.

@vanessakitty8867

20 күн бұрын

Awe, How many end of the world times has been said by human kind? Ending six years? Most likely not.

they are so wholesome together

Looking up makes me happy.

It ended when I found out my ex was not the father.

@darthazul2143

20 күн бұрын

😂

@missoula2213

20 күн бұрын

But you're a dude Wouldn't you and him have worked that out already?

@samuelgarrod8327

20 күн бұрын

That's what you get for being a slapper

@cheapskatepanic

20 күн бұрын

Oops

@mrmr-qx4jq

20 күн бұрын

I am the father

Sir Degrasse. Will you ever do a live stream, so we can ask questions live?

6:03 A line from a famous melodysheep video "End of time", where NDT himself has said this iconic line.

I came across Ground News the other week. Looks very cool. I'd pay for it if it covered New Zealand news.

That intro was the stuff of nightmares. Kudos editor!

What if the universe doesn’t rip? What if it gets to a point that it can no longer expand and then reverses into the squeeze? (I prefer to call it the squeeze as well). And then back out again? Is that a possibility? Love you guys and all the great content!

I think if our universe is indeed finite, then the big crunch is most likely. Because unless our current universal iteration is the first then something either caused it externally or it's cyclical and i'm not going to add more issues with the external idea. Now just as in the big freeze eventually we couldn't see other galaxies or stars it's possible in our time we simply cannot observe the collapse because we have not yet reached that phase in our universe similarly. However the evidence implies it's likelihood, because saying currently we somehow exist in the history of all existences final end is ridiculously improbable, statistically when all data is accounted for the cyclical idea is astronomically more likely given our understanding.

"Melodysheep" has beautiful video about this subject. "Timelapse of the future" or something like that.

@erikabartholomew153

19 күн бұрын

The sound track to that video is brilliant

Its like a baloon which is expanding and the dots are going further from each other, at max expansion the baloon will pop and the dots will be together in 1 singular dot , then another bigbang

You both are lovely 🌹❤

Wow!! Neil finished with an idea I had back in elementary school when I first learned about the Big Bang. I asked my teacher if it worked like a rubber band and would snap back - and could that create multiple big bangs? With the expansion, it's unlikely unless dark matter isn't causing the expansion but rather we are caught in a state of expansion caused by the force of the Big Bang and we have yet to see it slow down. I think the idea of multiple big bangs was termed Eternal Inflation or something - where there was the idea of a "loaf" that is expanding and creating multiple universes. I wonder if the expansion does actually slow and the thermo end is what occurs, would our universe just melt back into the loaf?

Hello professor, its nice and honor to watching and hearing you . I have 2 questions if you mind to answer : 1_If we have a pool for swimming in space and closed from above to avoid water out can we swim and how much mass of body inside ? 2_on space ,o'clock tik tok tik tok will move slowly or normal , and a compass will take or show direction ? I'm Akram Saleh from Saudi Arabia

@Mark_Bridges

20 күн бұрын

I'm not a professor but I think I can answer: 1. Yes you can swim in a pool in zero gravity, however you will need scuba tanks or a similar way to breathe because the water will not stay on the bottom of the tank (in zero gravity, there is no down or up). So you can't come up for air, there is no 'up'. The water's surface tension will make it cling to your face, instead of falling off your face due to gravity like it does on Earth. Swimming in zero gravity is very dangerous. "how much mass of body inside" : Mass does not change when you go to space, weight does. Weight is the force gravity puts on a mass. In space with the rocket engine switched off everything is weightless, the same would apply when swimming. However you and the water would still have the same mass as on Earth. 2. Gravity makes time run slower. Clocks therefore run a bit faster in space compared to on Earth's surface. The difference is very small, you need a special atomic clock to measure the difference, however people have put atomic clocks on aircraft and flew them around for a while and noted the small time difference so the effect has been proven. 3. A compass works by indicating the direction of a magnetic field. Earth's magnetic field extends a long way into space so a compass should work many hundreds or thousands of kilometres above the earth. A compass isn't accurate near the magnetic poles on the Earth's surface, it will be even less accurate near the poles in space, but otherwise should work until you go far enough away to exit the magnetic field. Hi from Australia.

@akramsaleh2031

20 күн бұрын

We want explain from your explored if you not mind, please

Awesome ending to the episode! Reminds me of the Aiel saying (from the Wheel of Time series) "Sleep well and wake." Basically, I hope you don't die tonight! ;)

Great video ❤

I just absolutely love these guys!

hahahahah chuck is the best!!! my fav place ta hang out and learn kool stuff!!

Question that doesn't fit the topic. Suppose I wanted to travel forward in time. I build myself a space ship that can travel at large percentages of the speed of light. My clock slows down while I observe the universe aging faster. Would I accelerate relativistic effects even further if I got as close to a black hole as I could and orbited it for as long as I could hold that orbit? Also, since you can get nearer a very large black hole without extreme effects than you can a smaller one, wouldn't I be better off with a very large black hole? Further, wouldn't this mean I could get deeper in the gravity well which would have a greater relativistic effect? Lastly, if I found a black hole that was rotating, wouldn't the centripetal forces involved mean I could safely get even closer to it? I know this is pretty long. I appreciate anyone who spends any time answering these hypothetical questions.

This is a good one 👍

I love this subject and I'm glad my universe concept was useful here to explain the receding galaxies becoming out of reach. Hope we are able to figure out dark energy nature while I'm still around.

14:42 Yessir, Doc

@startalk Question for Niel and crew: If one were flipped over in a 4th dimension and then put back in a 3rd dimension world, would this person now resemble their mirror image that was observed prior to the experiment? It's keeping me awake thinking about 4.

I love their relationship! It's almost like father and son!