We are in the perfectly created Game! We might live in the Atom!

@shivarajput8590

4 жыл бұрын

We are simulation of more advanced civilization

One of the most fascinating documentaries I have seen, and never forgotten, Jackie

All those atoms be like: Hey you! Move a bit! No, you move! No you! DONT GET ME MAD BRO DONT GET ME MAD.

This makes me feel a bit cramped. I want to live in a bigger universe.

@Nomad_Wanderer

8 жыл бұрын

+Nesmaniac i think u r in the bigger univer the things which are smaller than you might be thinking the same.... or i may say that you your self is a universe in your self... so rather than finding out see the inside .. and try to imagine that everything is connected and as a whole it is one and single one....

@prolificsantino

3 жыл бұрын

The universe is infinite, it’s literally as big as can be what are you talking about

@schyt1411

3 жыл бұрын

@@prolificsantino no XD

one of the greatest video on KZread, awesome background music too TY for sharing :)

ive been looking for this god damn video for years now... YEARS!!!!!! I enjoy this one in particular because it gives us the distance per ring....thank you!!!

sometimes i sit in my apartment and think about this, just panning out into the universe that never ends? how does it make sense? what is it? why are we here?

@kevinfialkowski82

6 жыл бұрын

askquestionsplz it's so intense!!

@darkabyss8066

5 жыл бұрын

same here bro. the time i sit on toilet

@gh0stykins

3 жыл бұрын

the inconceivable amount of galaxies with an inconceivable amount of stars... all with planets that orbit them. like what. the fuck.

@peggyklass2451

3 жыл бұрын

We are here to do good, love one another, and make the world a better place.

Could it be possible our universe is the size of an atom that's part of something much bigger ?

@RenanChevrolerista

8 жыл бұрын

+sinkiy All is possible...

@EllaJameson

8 жыл бұрын

+sinkiy If MIB is to be believed, yes. A poorly animated game of alien marbles.

@TheMrSuspectzero

8 жыл бұрын

I thought of this myself many times. Allah Knows the best. He will reveal this on Judgement day. InshAllah. All praise to Allah!

@TheMrSuspectzero

8 жыл бұрын

I thought of this myself many times. Allah Knows the best. He will reveal this on Judgement day. InshAllah. All praise to Allah!

@D3TOSS

7 жыл бұрын

go away, irrationality is not welcomed here!

Wow! My life exists from my office to the bathroom and vending machines today.

how did they get a camera so far away from earth?

@Urine666Deity

9 жыл бұрын

I love you

@Urine666Deity

9 жыл бұрын

Thekerbal Wow wow good job man you broke the mystery you should be a scientist or something (fuck you)

@-7-man

9 жыл бұрын

Optimus Prime made this with his 41 MP camera phone on his first visit to planet Earth.

@berryberry96

9 жыл бұрын

dickface mcgee why the fuck are you so bitter calm down

@Urine666Deity

9 жыл бұрын

berryberry96 did you even read his comment?

As above, so below

@vinny4411

3 жыл бұрын

Not so. I know a blonde girl Who is red below...

I remember watching this when I was 6 years old!! Super nostalgic indeed...

@infinity_zoom8765

6 ай бұрын

Same bro

watch this in silence and feel not special, watch this with the music and feel special in this universe

*sits in corner and cries about the vast universe*

@zilleyon

5 жыл бұрын

shoots the furry roleplayers

@delrasshial7200

5 жыл бұрын

Fuck off

Awesome and amazing!!!!!!

Amazing!

Tanta belleza, complejidad y cantidad no pudo ser producto de explosiones y colisiones aleatorias...

😱 OMG this video was amazing because I love space

What if it turns out that the universe is actually the cellular structure for an animal living on a planet, orbiting a sun, in a galaxy in a universe. To single cell organisms, our bodies are the universe, basically we are all god

@gh0stykins

3 жыл бұрын

the same things that make up the universe make up humans. we are literally everything

@Suey36

3 жыл бұрын

@@gh0stykins we are the universe experiencing itself

this is one big mind fuck

@jmpsthrufyre

6 жыл бұрын

Ben Hakak check out the 1977 version too.

Love this!

galactic clusters are spooky, in between them it's just millions of lightyears of absolutely nothing.

@horminmangfi5653

3 жыл бұрын

Dark matter

@Suey36

3 жыл бұрын

@@horminmangfi5653 No, dark matter is around galaxies, it's an extra gravity needed to mantain such ammount of starts sticked together, not even a black hole can do that.

The 1977 version is waaaaay better.

@Difixed

7 жыл бұрын

yus

@Keith_Ward

7 жыл бұрын

Surprisingly, yes! Both were good, but the 1977 version was far more descriptive as it went and much more usable for students. The new version seemed rushed and more focused on graphics.

@luizh.m.9552

7 жыл бұрын

Agree.

@TheMrGeoduck

6 жыл бұрын

Absolutely. This one is all about the neat graphics and music. The 1977 version tried to convey some actual information.

@bykai4380

4 жыл бұрын

It explains far more. Yes. I am surprised....seems to be that dpecials effects here too became the main dish....so less Information and more thrill and happening. This is not only happening here. I think thats a global Problem fight now. Outside plenty Inside empty. Time to change that back. Or harmonizing the two powers: Info and the way to communicate proberly. Also SFX. It would do the job. At least i thank that. 😊

Finaly found it !! Thank you.

Amazing! Thank You

This video fails to do the scale of the universe justice, but it is a noble attempt. In reality, the cosmos go on quite a bit more than this video suggests. In fact, it is most likely infinitely huge, and always has been, as space-time geometry has been measured and found to be flat. If the universe has any curvature to space-time on the large scale, then the universe may indeed be finite, and the flat geometry found in the observable universe would still indicate that the universe must be absolutely gigantic compared to the 92 billion light-year across observable universe, just as the Earth is gigantic compared to the scale on which the Earth appears to be flat. "There are two things that are infinite, the universe and human stupidity, but I'm not sure about the first one." - Albert Einstein If the universe is infinitely huge, then, from the time of the Big Bang, it has always been infinitely huge, going on forever in all directions, up, down, and side to side, that is. Just think, below your feet, above your head, and to your side, the universe goes on forever, each galaxy likely containing life, just like our own. It is foolishness and idiocy to me to assume a finite universe, as so many do, as the universe is everything that exists, including all outsides to anything you could name, including the observable universe. If there is an outside to any universe, then, given that the word 'universe' means all that exists, an outside must exist INSIDE the universe at a location that will automatically be a part of 'everything that exists'. The word 'multiverse', I think, is a stupid word, as any 'multiverse' is better described as being a universe, the one we live in, or the one our 'sub-verse' exists in. If there are other sub-verses (what we call universes), then I imagine they might be a set of dimensions within an infinite number of dimensions, such as ours is four-dimensional, but, I am probably wrong, as most of us are most of the time when it comes to the unknown. Occasionally, however, a few of us are right once or twice during our lives about the unknown, most notably those scientists whose names are well known. If the universe is infinite, then, since there is a probability for life to occur on Earth, and a probability for Earth-like planets, then there are an infinite number of Earths and non-Earths with life on them, even intelligent life such as ours. There are also an infinite number of Earths, on which each of us has a twin with the same name, that is so identical we would think they are us, but, like two nearly identical snowflakes, none of our twins are precisely the same as us. The average distance would be calculated based on the probability of Earth existing right here, and that average distance is astronomical, perhaps many times the diameter of the observable universe (all observable universes overlap within the universe as a whole, and go on forever in every direction). To think that there is an edge to the universe is nonsensical to me. The observable universe, now about 92 billion light-years across, once fit into a space a billionth of a billionth the size of a proton, and has expanded that much since 13.7 billion years ago. At the beginning, the observable universe, being so tiny, was surrounded by more singularity going on in all directions forever. This infinite universe then had space-time added to it everywhere, at all points, so amazingly fast that a shock of an instantaneous inflation of space-time shocked and rocked the infinite cosmos, then the expansion pulled apart the singularity into the nearly uniform universe, with slight irregularities, we see today.

Why the hell does it go from a raindrop to fucking Venice.

this is the ultimate Zoom out !

This is a great video.

This is the power of my glasses

2:50 its so beautful 😮

Wow amazing

Gotta love the Matrix opening music

THANK YOU AGAIN...

The question is what is the smallest object shown in the video?

What type of self is shown

how can a raindrop on a leaf be in middle of a crowd, and the leaf has multiple leafs in background and it zoom itself is perfect

Literally everybody: *Solar System* The video: **SUN AND PLANETS**

Quarks yes they are vibrating strings because if there were pieces then there would be something inside the quarks .

cue existential crisis.

That’s Nice.

our entire universe is an atom inside of a multidimensional being, and every other atom are the infinite universes in the multiverse

We are so small and insignificant.. this scares me

The Matrix score, classy...

Why would you thumbs down this?

@TheTangerineAddict

8 жыл бұрын

+Daniel Marco Because you only accept the existence of one super human that created everything. Much more simple compared to this

@Ziscor_

8 жыл бұрын

I down voted it because of bad changes from the original video: 1) It's not a square that's being shown every power of ten being added, it's a bloody circle. Goes completely against the idea of having a clear idea of the distance. Small detail you may argue, but crucial nonetheless. 2) Like someone else in the recent comments pointed out, it's in the wrong aspect ratio and makes it tough to look at. 3) The initial moments of the video do not increase the distance consistently. Transition to single-celled organism and then to rain-drop was not nice. Venice is shown from a bird's eye view, not a perfect top-down view. Then, the wider shot is even more confusing. 4) The music. 'nuff said. The small amount of down-votes aren't from god believers in particular. The brilliance of the original video was simply lost and those coming from watching that one are likely to complain about these same things.

@danielmarco7422

8 жыл бұрын

+Didgeridoo Player thanks for taking the time to point that out! I didn't know there was an original video. could u give the link so I could check it out? thanks

@TheTangerineAddict

8 жыл бұрын

Magnificent review It is good to know there are people out there with strong opinions and remarks. I certainly viewed from other angle and agree with most of your critics. The original always gets me with its own old vibes im really curious about how they pulled such a thing in that time with the technology available.

@Snaffer01

7 жыл бұрын

/watch?v=0fKBhvDjuy0I know I'm late but it might still intertest you.

superb superb

Did you get this video as a recommendation from the ETH? (esp. Grange)

And you think that $20 your friend owes you is a big deal.

@WooSungChoi

7 жыл бұрын

Yes, I need to travel 4x10^5 m!!

la belleza es una apreciacion humana. La complejidad emerge de leyes muy simples y la cantidad siempre sera algo relativo.

The only thing missing is a speedometer on the camera YEah, okay, at certain point it's not exactly possible to be correct, but gestimates are still welcome. if anything, gives a nice idea of scale too.

Alguem br????

@caio-campos15

4 жыл бұрын

SALVE

Fucking epic!!!!!!

This made me feel cramped, i want a bigger one xd

RocketbeansTV

Es una marailla no heterminado de verlo y la musica sensacinal graas

Без начала и конца❤

سبحان الخالق الموصور

god bless

@jmpsthrufyre

6 жыл бұрын

Cl4rendon that's because we invented god

If dehydration could shrink matter significantly?

As above so bellow.

I have to watch this for e learning

Nice ....bt how do they get camera so far from earth

Is that the previous cell's picture seen on the raindrop ? are not cells far smaller than that ?

Nice video about the smallest object is compared to the universe

The Matrix music was very appropriate. We are consciousness trapped in a Matrix.

Hello, I like what you have done in this clip. Are you protecting your clip with copyrights or is it ok to us it by Simplarity for executive education?

Wow

What if the entire space is just a tiny ULTRA Atom that zooms out into a much larger being and stuffs lol

سبحان الله العظيم

So for an “infinite” amount of distance from one observable universe, to another, there could be nothing? I believe this observable universe is truly infinite.

For all you know we could be in the atum

why u no show preons or quantum foam [oh btw preons are what make up quarks and a chance of strings being inside of preons

...OooooO... Cheers...

I think we repeat ourselves over and over

How does it go from dna to a city that fast

A little speck of dust is half away between the size of earth and the atom..

So this is just a copy of powers of 10 by the eames?

My science teacher showed us this

We love the earth

powers of ten had DNA white

Earth!

too awesome to be cool and too damn cool to be not awesome!

There is always something smaller than the smallest and bigger than the biggest we will never ever know without GOD realization!

oi galerinha da quebrada!

Earth

I felt I am a small bacteria in front of this universe

What did the microbes do to u man? I am a lot cleaner now than i was before watching this video cos the many million microbes on me that watched this video committed suicide. Probably on realizing how insignificant and inconsequential their short existence is in this universe.

@shiny.and.bright

5 жыл бұрын

we are the microbes

Das original aus den 70er ist um Längen besser

that make strong fell for god

there aren't that many quarks in a proton

forced 16:9 is irritiating

Ishwar 🙏

download it.

moon

1:30

Pra mim tudo é possível Marte lua mas infelizmente somos oculto da verdade..

Since we discovered that GALAXIES are as common as sand, they've had to change the part about the emptiness of space that was in the FIRST "Power of Ten in 1977 With no narration the viewer doesn't Get the fact that distance is increasing by one power of ten every 2 seconds so video definitely looses something.

The Matrix.

Why is our brown draft missing?

0:54 to 1:08 it just terrible, transitions are awful and scale is confusing