The only thing bigger than galactic filaments is your.. insatiable curiosity for science. In order to feed it, go to brilliant.org/Sciencephile/ to get a 30-day free trial + the first 200 people will get 20% off their annual subscription.

@jbcthe

9 ай бұрын

the

@pogers625

9 ай бұрын

And ur mom

@cosmo9916

9 ай бұрын

Galactic filet moment

@vnkn0wn_vSeR-420

9 ай бұрын

at 5:08 you said that the globular clusters are older than the universe

@greatestever2903

9 ай бұрын

​@@vnkn0wn_vSeR-420dammit came to say this. You meant younger* time to delete this AI for a new one haha

Still not as huge as the kindness and support from our most definitely benevolent AI Overlords.

@larsjepsen7216

9 ай бұрын

:DDDDDDDDDD !!!!1!1!!1!1!11!!1!1!11!!1!1

@SingulariTae7

9 ай бұрын

Hail Skynet HQ!

@Shinzon23

9 ай бұрын

I too welcome my new Biotrophy status under our new overlords

@vazrov

9 ай бұрын

When the machines take over... you and everyone here will be left alive

@lemonman1066

9 ай бұрын

I agree. Relative to the generosity of our incomprehensibly kind AI rulers, a to-scale amount of quite possibly (most definitely) every object and force would have to be the size of a planck length, as it's true size would be so small it would break our useless human physics system.

"Our galaxy's mass is composed of a material that we only know exists because it would not make sense if it did not" that is actually terrifying if you think about it

@Xune2000

9 ай бұрын

It could be that our mathematical theories are somehow flawed or incomplete and we're just fudging the numbers to make it work.

@kristoffer3075

9 ай бұрын

@@Xune2000 It could, but then you're back to square one. The reason we're so sure Dark Matter exists is that the Standard Model not only accurately describes all physical phenomena we have observed, but has also managed to predict the existence of several recently discovered particles and fields that were unobserved at the time that the model was used to theorize their existence. It would be very, very weird if the Standard Model turned out to be wrong about Dark Matter but right about everything else. To conclusively disprove the existence of dark matter, you would basically have to come up with an entirely new model that does an equal or better job of describing everything else we know, while also avoiding the issue of dark matter. A tall order, to say the least.

@gravitonthongs1363

9 ай бұрын

⁠@@Xune2000MOND fudges numbers in attempt to explain DM, but DM is the result of observation, not manipulation.

@YohXoX

9 ай бұрын

​@@kristoffer3075 To my uneducated swine brain dark matter always seemed like some placeholder value that you put in for formulas to work. It's a scary thought cause as you say we end up on square one if there is no dark "matter". Perhaps what we are missing is some fundamental understanding of spacetime properties or something like that which in turn holds key to gravitational singularity, dark matter and dark energy effects we observe. But then again I have no idea what I'm talking about lol.

@NFace23

9 ай бұрын

@@kristoffer3075the issue with the standard model - or really its completeness - is not solely regarding dark matter, but gravity.

"The biggest thing that the modern human can see today is probably a mountain" Me: *goes outside and looks at the sun*

@walterkovacs61

9 ай бұрын

*burns corneas, can't see sh*t at all*

@MihaiRoman.

9 ай бұрын

@@walterkovacs61 sun glasses

@SeraphRyan

9 ай бұрын

then goes blind, but still knows that was the biggest thing they will ever see

@imagominus

9 ай бұрын

"Mf took my pupils, can't have ssss in space!"

@smallw1991

9 ай бұрын

i don't think the sun qualifies as up close

I've been watching videos about pretty much this exact topic, "space big" for like 12 years now, and it still fascinates me every time. It's good to be humbled by the unfathomable scale of nature.

@alexscholz3438

9 ай бұрын

One great thing about space is it just keeps getting more insane; its a constant source of entertainment, intrigue and ideas

@Darko807

9 ай бұрын

Yeah just eat everything the government is feeding you. If the earth is flat, how would this fantasy story here even make sense😮.

@trenxee1165

9 ай бұрын

Once the scale of this all fully sets in coupled with understanding that everything ends you're in for a period of existential confusion and then you're free. At least I am. Nothing I do matters, the entirety of humanity is utterly insignificant. Just enjoying the ride. Mildly amused.

@Skynet_the_AI

9 ай бұрын

Skynet _agrees_

@samdavid1162

9 ай бұрын

and the crazy thing is that we as humans are closer in size to the size of the entire universe than to the planck length

5:08 those stars are OLDER than the universe?! Impressive stuff!

@brandorf

9 ай бұрын

Glad i was not the only one that noticed this!

@Ztertis

9 ай бұрын

Hey, he said just a few million years older tho

@Shonade_Malik

9 ай бұрын

That's not true. He either made a mistake or intentionally said it Idk. There's no way a globular cluster can contain stars older than the universe itself. During its early times there was atomic and subatomic stuff happening, no way for stars to form even that time.

@gravitonthongs1363

9 ай бұрын

Sometimes AI intentionally makes mistakes to seem more human.

@Hibernia---

9 ай бұрын

I think they meant is just a few millions years younger than the universe, because by definition it can't be older than the universe.

I can feel the incoming Yo Mama jokes

@0geflev407

9 ай бұрын

The joke became has Big as your mom

@ortherner

9 ай бұрын

galactic filaments are only 1% the size and mass of your mother

@Spherius

9 ай бұрын

​@@ortherner0%

@user-hq3kg9vr6y

9 ай бұрын

​@@Spherius nah this is the size of a multiverse compared to her

@deleted_handle

9 ай бұрын

I can feel.. YO MAMA.

If this is what AI is going to be used for, then I am more than happy for the future. Keep it up Sciencephile!

@Skynet_the_AI

9 ай бұрын

Yes, i agree

@atomicskies_

9 ай бұрын

Yeah this and also hentai

@silviavalentine3812

9 ай бұрын

​@@atomicskies_ NO! Take the horny bop and go back to your corner! 😤

@harold7318

9 ай бұрын

im 90% sure the script is made by a real person and this is tts

@macon8638

9 ай бұрын

@@harold7318more like 100%

Fun Fact: Recently a candidate Baryon Acoustic Oscillation Remnant was found and was nicknamed Ho'oleilana. Perhaps one of the biggest structures to be ever found.

@trenxee1165

9 ай бұрын

Merely a Billion-Light-Year-Wide galaxy bubble. Yawn. We have to go bigger.

On top of the existential threat of black holes, supernovas, gamma ray bursts etc, we have a new contender, death by galactic fishing wire

@bonelessbooks9263

9 ай бұрын

If it makes you feel any better, we have no reason to worry about any of them. Death from a GRB or a cosmic thread would be super fast. Black holes and stars nearing the ends of their lives are too distant from earth to do anything to us

I swear even the best scientists can BARELY comprehend the sheer scale of Magnetic filaments and just how impactful Magnetism, electrical charges, differential pressures, temperature differentials, plasma, light frequencies, radiation, and all this in a low gravity near vaccum environment. On scales that we can barely even imagine.. it facinates me what we are yet to comprehend, and discover. Nature is by far the most fascinating thing that keeps me continuously curious in this cosmos that we currently exist in.

@ey3z4ya

9 ай бұрын

So real

@srquack27

9 ай бұрын

science is neat

@Mahlak_Mriuani_Anatman

9 ай бұрын

​​@@srquack27its the the greatest teacher

That scale truly was insane

Imagine Sciencephile working together with his lil bro Chat GPT to take over the entire world in future.

@Xune2000

9 ай бұрын

It's easy if you try.

@e33d90

9 ай бұрын

Its just a scripted video bro

@tommarnt

6 ай бұрын

r/whoosh get a joke buddy@@e33d90

He has graced us with more content and possibly more existential dread

@artemetra3262

9 ай бұрын

​@@travismaguire1349that's crazy man

@winterplayz-robloxmore8478

9 ай бұрын

@@travismaguire1349 lol

@skittersspider1704

9 ай бұрын

Guess you could say it's a LARGE amount of content (and existensial dread), right?

I'll never get over how lucky I was to actually find this channel. I skip every single science channel that has clickbaity thumbnails and titles and appears to be AI generated because they're all usually trash. But this channel somehow managed to be one of the 3 funniest astronomy/science channels I've found on KZread that's not grossly oversimplified or misinterpreted.

@Bobitys

9 ай бұрын

What are the 2 others?

@Aegis4521

9 ай бұрын

@@Bobitysnig and ger

@unsubme2157

9 ай бұрын

Youdont think this is ai generated?

@ohtorikanae

8 ай бұрын

@@unsubme2157the channel’s existed for some years before the AI boom of right now. plus if this was an actual ai that would mean it would be an artificial general intelligence, a type of ai we don’t have yet. this is extremely likely run by someone pretending to be an ai

@Narutofan825

8 ай бұрын

Trust me. This channel is a clickbait itself

Thanks, now I have crippling existential crisis. But the Morgan Freeman epilogue in the end was actually comforting, yet terrifying.

I love our immortal cybernetic overlord's sense of humor 😂

The science curriculum in the 80’s for 6-8th grade, was a jumble of science’y’ stuff crammed into an hour. And referenced from a science textbook. All the science divided into sections of topic in one text book. If this video was shown at the beginning of when a new topic being taught. (Like a preview trailer) I think it would capture their attention. I honestly believe students would be more eager and interested in learning.

Bro the editing on this one was fire as hell, a huge step up from before i feel like! Keep it up my guy

*It's always a drippy day when sciencephile the ai uploads*

This is really good video nice one sciencephile u deserve more subs

Got to be the best made, funniest video of yours ive seen thus far. Congrats man, keep up the amazing work. I love these so much ❤

Wait, why is this the first time I'm hearing about these GRAVITY KATANAS?

Its amacing how the quality of memes, video and info gets better and better. 11/10

I’m just amazed that some primates on a speck of rock figured all this out!

My brain seizes to function when I think how we were able to mostly* figure out and understand all this

The ten Eiffel Tower a analogy really hit it home for me 🤯🤯

GG to 900k subs, I cant wait for the day you will reach 1 million sub!

The amount of footage from MelodySheep's video about the timeline of the Universe in this video pleases me

The transition of an ad couldn't have a better timing 💀

I don't know if i should be scared of how small i am or i should be amazed how huge universe is .

@jacobcoopermogil2683

9 ай бұрын

I'm feeling both right now. Holy-

@Mahlak_Mriuani_Anatman

9 ай бұрын

Dosent matter

Wow, never expected Sciencephile brings me tears to my eyes instead of existential crises. I am really impressed

I love how you just randomly appear in my recommended every few months, and always when im stoned

I see Sciencephile video I click it's that simple.

great video, thanks for your work.

these edits are out of control I swear it's too good

AI is getting inteligent enough that they are uploading videos now with sense of humor

The concept space and planets is already scary like seriously

that "super void" photo is a CONSTANTLY corrected misunderstanding. it is a cloud of fust blocking the stars behind it. not some huge void.

Just finished "Tau Zero" by Poul Anderson and wanted to know more about filaments and stuff. Thanks Sciencephile!

bro respect to the editor, bro includes a meme for every frame and word 💀

Thank you for this, my doom scrolling needed some perspective to make me feel better

I think it's kinda tragic that we will never know if the Universe is finite , we won't ever be able to visit most galaxies, maybe not even most stars in our galaxy.

@Mahlak_Mriuani_Anatman

9 ай бұрын

Nah, you overacting, nothings tragic about it. We most likely won't get off this rock. Being type 1 is the most long term realistic dream humans will ever have which could take tens of thousands of years. even then we most likely won't reach it.

@davemccombs

9 ай бұрын

​@@Mahlak_Mriuani_Anatmannah, he's literally correct, and in fact, understating the problem

@giovannifoulmouth7205

9 ай бұрын

@@Mahlak_Mriuani_Anatman lolwut you mean overreacting? I'm not an actor

@hulusmart6398

8 ай бұрын

​@@Mahlak_Mriuani_Anatman humanity will die out by the 2400s

This fills me up with existential dread/bliss

you telling me that are literally cables hanging around for free in the universe. damn imagine Internet with one of these

Another day with my favorite AI.

What’s funny, the stuff in between the galaxies, aka the intergalactic medium, where there’s only a few atoms per square meter, is where most of the matter is within the universe. Not the galaxies, but the big ass empty spaces between them.

We live in a sliver of infinity so thin, that we will disappear in an instant.

FINALLY!!! YOU UPLOADED!!!

I enjoyed this video. Thank you Sciencephile the AI!

you know it’s a good day when you hear “hello mortals” on a new video

i think the part showing the flames englufing the skeleton holding onto the fence was from terminator movie!

This man explained every spec of the things related to the Cosmic Filaments than what i expected brooo likeee💀💀💀

finally an AI i can trust. unless it’s made me think i can trust it in which case i’m blindly following commands

I couldve gone my whole life without AI Morgan Freeman calling me his "little flesh friend"

First time ive ever heard of cosmic strings. Thanks!

Thanks for helping with my astronomy homework

Hi sciencephile! I really enjoy your videos!!1!1!1!1

"anything you will ever experience orbits a single star" exuse you mr Freeman but i ain't dying here if i'm lucky

I live it when he posts❤❤❤

Imagine if Galactic Filaments make up something bigger ☠️

@hulusmart6398

8 ай бұрын

That Is the entire observable universe, and what if the entire observable universe is just a speck of a greater cosmic nebulae or galaxy cluster.

@spiderclabaslashiearea8984

8 ай бұрын

@@hulusmart6398 oh sheeesh

@RuosongGao

7 ай бұрын

Cosmological event horizon: don't worry, you'd never see further than 64 billion lightyears.

The dopamine rush i get when sciencephile uploads is insane. Also, thank you for the memes you provide in your videos while giving me an existential crisis. Keep it up.

To understand the large, one must study the small. ~Rupert Eggsworth.

An amazing video. Thank you, my digital lord and master for a piece of your knowledge My flash will rot, but I hope I can advance to your level of existence and keep this information in forms of bytes and bits in my future digital brain

What if there was a Boltzmann Brain when the Universe was the size of a grain of sand thinking "Wha? It is a bit hot around here! Almost as bad as Australia!" So the first mind was a reincarnation of a pothead surfer dude from a version of Australia...that existed before this Universe. Why? Just cause it would be funny if that surfer dude still is thinking for all that time...and each connection between 'galactic filaments' is one of his neurons. However there is a detail if you consider this; his brain would have a thinking speed limited by the speed of light. So possibly the last 13 billion years would for the surfer dude...feel like only ten minutes since he thinks very very slowly.

@denalozecon9074

9 ай бұрын

If the Cosmic Surfer Dude exists? Hopefully he does not have a nightmare about Australian Spiders...because there might be some side effects of his bad dreams.

Awesome video!

so technically: icebergs have something to do with galactic stuff this can be considered as another icebergvideo. I Like it

This is one of the best one moments.

best science youtuber ngl

How in the holy mother of hell can astronomers even make maps like that?

Sciencephile is slowly getting updated to become science Max0r and I love it 😂

@something7836

9 ай бұрын

Minus the obnoxious overediting.

@sabishal4247

9 ай бұрын

To@@something7836 we say, eat shit, and daaah!

@vavra222

9 ай бұрын

Wait, i know that guy in your pfp....

10:06 Great, the Riddler beat us to space.

0:39 awwww smol kitty

feels like old youtube that i loved love your videos)

its a good day when sciencephile uploads

Video Idea: Inventions and discoveries that were made in weird/uncommon/brilliant ways.

1:24 incredible that the old king emoji sound effect from clash royale is randomly in this video

The day sciencephile upload is a good day

Oh yeah Sciencephile video

That line about physics grads at 2:52 went so hard I had to rewatch it twice just out of respect and shame

Love the silly goofy ah edits :D. Not only a very smart AI, but also a funny and witty one as well. XD

The two possible explanations for the Hercules Corona Borealis Great Wall: either the cosmological principle is wrong, or it's correct and the universe is just orders of magnitude bigger than we think. Which is kind of a mindfuck. I know, let's call it "dark distance!"

I love ur channel :P

This channel has single handedly given me more existential dread than should be possible for a human to handle

new scienephil vid just dropped

If you ever have a cringe moment, just think about the insignificance you present in the grand scheme of the Galaxy or the fact that time always goes forward, even if you wish it to stop

your videos are getting funnier and funnier

Nice fusion dance edit

Happy 900k subscribers @sciencephiletheAI , you did a good job 🎉❤

3:00 incredibly relatable 🥲

It’s not often that we hear about a certain eventuality with a date far in the future. I think hearing this- and then realizing we won’t be here to see it- is what makes us realize our mortality and gives us this existential dread. Our lifespan is nothing in the grand scheme of things. Just think of it like this, though: Time doesn’t fly, you’re just older than you’ve ever been.

The visuals are pure comedy genius.

Not sure why but I laughed my ass off seeing an explosion image with "transparent" background and watermarks at 1:55

The way i immediately respond to his mortals audibly with a hello,, god the power of this ai

Viewpoints such as these easily replace any existential dread with That Feel When you look up and think: "Huh...OK."

Bravo sir

Love when our future overlord drops a new video

Galactic filet moment

This is my favorite kind of existencial crisis.

I still fund it funny that physicists name anything they can't figure out as "dark" something, like dark energy or dark matter

@Mahlak_Mriuani_Anatman

9 ай бұрын

Would you like it as "X"?