Hello all! Hope you enjoyed this first dive into brain melting physics. Next video will be in two weeks, exploring the very first moment of existence. It's only going to get more mind bending...

@ruthnovena40

3 жыл бұрын

Well written, researched and narrated great art.

@vDuzz

3 жыл бұрын

I hope you guys cover things that will happen after the present point in time, such as the death of all stars and galaxies.

@1986tessie

3 жыл бұрын

History of the Earth is a great channel. I had to sub as soon as I seen your post.

@andrefarfan4372

3 жыл бұрын

May first

@avasolaris1

3 жыл бұрын

Beautiful work, thank you.

This is the kind of thing KZread was meant for, in my opinion. I can't wait for further episodes. I am so stoked!

@BackYardScience2000

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed!

@the_monkeypox_commander6603

3 жыл бұрын

Yes especially without an ad every 3 minutes

@TheOttomann64

3 жыл бұрын

Don't worry, the present truth ain't awaileble here on this site...you are safe here.

@n1k32h

3 жыл бұрын

It was flat before it like the earth is now

@richardavery2894

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah I agree completely

It stuns me simply HOW MUCH was discovered in the 1800-1900s. Like it’s absurd hearing so many scientists from the 70s/80s just discovering stuff nonstop

@brendonbackus1297

2 жыл бұрын

Schools taught real stuff back then

@finnmacmanus5723

2 жыл бұрын

@@brendonbackus1297 what real stuff did they teach back then that they don’t teach now, enlighten me

@dougmphilly

2 жыл бұрын

Turn of the century physicists were mathematical giants.

@goodman4093

2 жыл бұрын

Spirit of knowledge shall increase

@JohnS-il1dr

2 жыл бұрын

@@finnmacmanus5723 no CRT and and liberal politics for indoctrination back then. Just math, reading, and writing

I first watched the video about light. I was surprised I understood it. Decided I wanted to check out the other videos from this channel. I'm a 40 yr old mom of 2 teenagers. I got my ged and am a supervisor of a thrift store. These videos are beautiful. They satisfy my curiosity about space that I can understand. So often it's so difficult to fully understand, that I feel stupid and wasting my time because I'll never get it. But, your videos are changing that. Thank you for your ability to present this knowledge that makes me feel happy. I can learn more, and yearn for more. Your work is so appreciated. Thank you.

@JB-db4gf

Жыл бұрын

Wonderful comment, only goes to show that we all share the same curiosity about what THIS ALL IS. Doesn't matter who you are or what you do.... we are all in the dark, searching for light.

@Missnips24

Жыл бұрын

That’s what it’s all about. When I was younger, I never understood complex concepts. I thought it was just me and thought I would never understand, it made me uninterested in anything that had to do with science, math, etc.. I then realized when I got older that I could understand and I became more interested in complex things than anything else i had ever been interested in in my life. What made me understand was the “WAY” it was taught to me. Also “HOW” it was taught to me. This changed everything and now that I am older, I make sure to use this same strategy when teaching or explaining to someone something that they do not understand. This experience taught me that a good “ANALOGY” is worth 1000 words and can also paints a picture in your head. This can be the difference between understanding and not understanding. Analogies are what I use to understand things myself but also what I use to help others understand things I am trying to teach them.

@dajuice4200

Жыл бұрын

May I suggest PBS Spacetime channel and Startalk with Neil degrasse Tyson. These channels are for those looking to pique your curosity. I hope you enjoy.

@user-rt9bj7zt2d

9 ай бұрын

It is He who made the sun a shining light and the moon a derived light and determined for it phases - that you may know the number of years and account [of time]. Allah has not created this except in truth. He details the signs for a people who know Surah Yunus verse 5

@hardeho

4 ай бұрын

While I completely agree with you, I also think you are probably much smarter than you give yourself credit for.

I cannot express enough my appreciation for the individuals involved in the creation of this remarkable documentary.

This is so well-written and produced. There should be KZread awards. This channel would certainly deserve it.

@dm3ris

2 жыл бұрын

Channels 'SEA' and 'COOL WORLDS' are similar, cool like this one. Even the story is the same, but still wach each, because different story telling :)

@ds_the_rn

Жыл бұрын

@@dm3ris SEA is just so amazing. I get so excited when a new video comes out! My favorite video is Corrupt Stars. And I could listen to Cool Worlds read the phone book and be engaged.

@rawdata678

Жыл бұрын

@@dm3ris Just checked "SEA", Amazing, but I enjoy the voice timbre of this guy way more. Content on SEA seems to be more in depht, cant choose really. Ty for the Golden tip❤️

@dm3ris

Жыл бұрын

@@rawdata678 well, if you really wanna in depth, then take on ' PBS space time ' . But sea is more simpler but longer and better version:D I just really love how he research everything

@jasondean88888

Жыл бұрын

Maybe we should start a youtune channel that hands out awards.

This, is golden. History of the Universe... and I can clearly see it’s resonance with the History of the Earth series. Gonna be another beautiful journey through time.

@King-tm9fy

3 жыл бұрын

History of earth link please

@y33t23

2 жыл бұрын

King it's a Channel, linked on this one

@CameronBrtnik

2 жыл бұрын

*its

@jcmc9378

2 жыл бұрын

@@CameronBrtnik If you're gonna go around the internet correcting people, at least know your stuff. It's is a contraction, meaning a shorter or "contracted" form of "it is" or "it has." (Example: It's going to rain.) Its is a possessive pronoun. In other words Bad Santa, Y33T is right and you've embarrassed yourself.

@CameronBrtnik

2 жыл бұрын

@@jcmc9378 I shall remain with its, and hope that you may take your own advice

How is this channel not on television? Honestly, one of, if not the best written, narrated, and produced space channels on KZread.

@beerasaurus

7 ай бұрын

cause tv sucks

@bat__bat

4 ай бұрын

Yea it's right where it should be. Putting this on TV in-between trash-bag-huffing reality show episodes would be the worst kind of disrespect.

@Michaelknight79

3 ай бұрын

they would make you pay for it

If it took 13.74923 billion years of evolution to produce this video, it was worth the wait. Good job guys. 👍

@2msvalkyrie529

2 жыл бұрын

Bad News !.......Part 2 is going to take slightly longer...? ?!

@toddqmay

2 жыл бұрын

13.7? Come on! Since my childhood beginning of universe has expanded. When will we realize it is infinite. Outside human consciousness to understand. WE are the limitation

@alekosalekadis6095

2 жыл бұрын

Not a good joke mate... Try again.

@tulpamedia

25 күн бұрын

We did it boys 🤝

Not only is the science fascinating, but finding out who & how the discoveries were made is also pretty cool.

@moodyrick8503

Жыл бұрын

@@mikesamovarov4054 WTF are you talking about? I made no claims or assertions, and only mentioned that I find science "fascinating", and the stories surrounding different discoveries pretty cool as well. That's it. _Obviously ,there's tons of stuff we don't know, so what?_

@nckfrmthapnw

Жыл бұрын

@@moodyrick8503 i cant believe someone tried to argue with your comment lol.. and clearly they deleted what they said.. so they must of realized it was bs. Lol

@moodyrick8503

Жыл бұрын

@@nckfrmthapnw*You know it.* Many times I've been accused of writing things, that I did not But when you ask them to show the exact statement where It was supposedly said, you get no response. _If they were honest, they would simply acknowledge their mistake._

@BalboaBaggins

Жыл бұрын

Life or the universe doesn't have anything to do with science.

@moodyrick8503

Жыл бұрын

@@BalboaBaggins With silly comments like that, you should include yourself on that list.

You guys are absolutely relentless in producing amazing educational content.

@adilmalikofficiall

3 жыл бұрын

But there is one prob they did not envolve the cereator or this universe in this video

@HistoryoftheUniverse

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Artur!

@jakobnielsen5441

3 жыл бұрын

@@adilmalikofficiall this is a science documentary.

@adilmalikofficiall

3 жыл бұрын

@@jakobnielsen5441 still.its look like they did not brings god in it thats not gud way someone of them will probably feel atheist but i am muslim i have trust in god n u

@trubludave1657

3 жыл бұрын

@@adilmalikofficiall please go away this is science the actual truth your delusions of god has nothing to do with it!!!!ffs.

This series is incredibly well done and explained. I can’t get enough of these episodes! Honestly, I’ve watched so many productions about the universe and this series is by far, the best researched.

These videos are so good and extremely well put together. They are informative with zero agenda, which is refreshing as someone who believes in causality and a creator. Can't believe it's taken me this long to find them, really brilliant work by the History of the Universe team many thanks

Terrific channel idea! You guys work so hard pushing out so much excellent content over like a dozen channels. It’s really astounding and inspiring! ⭐️

@mikesamovarov4054

Жыл бұрын

There are still mistakes and misinformation. We actually don't know the Universe is expanding. But nice try! See, for those of us who listened at school, it's obvious that ALL our data from outside Milky Way is extremely old, billion light years old. We have zero idea what IS happening, we only know it WAS expanding (probably still measuring Big Bang explosion). There no current data, only guesswork.

It’s good to know I’ll watch this video again in a couple trillion trillion years from now

@philsphan4414

2 жыл бұрын

This is why I feel the universe has to be limited. If it isn’t, everything that can happen does. So a novelist is actually a reporter and that’s nuts.

@tinus411

2 жыл бұрын

As a matter of fact you have already seen it an infinite number of times, and you will see it again an infinite number of times.

@fetterkeks2796

2 жыл бұрын

@@philsphan4414 all it is is an unconventional and drastic idea for many people as well creating some hard questions about identity, but that doesn't make less likely. It has the same implications as the theory that the universe is actually infinite in size. It means that if you could go far enough (which would be very, very, very far away, like billions of trillions of light-years or something), you could - just by statistical chance - find a planet completely identical to earth, complete with every single individual person residing on it, including yourself. That's perhaps a scary thought but also super fascinating. You could also find a parallel earth where a version of you did a single thing different which shaped the entire rest of their life. It would mean that every single possible version of yourself actually physically exists, right now, somewhere.

I really like how you spin this storyline to explain the whole concept and how it came to be et.c. Great stuff.

@mikesamovarov4054

Жыл бұрын

There are still mistakes and misinformation. We actually don't know the Universe is expanding. But nice try! See, for those of us who listened at school, it's obvious that ALL our data from outside Milky Way is extremely old, billion light years old. We have zero idea what IS happening, we only know it WAS expanding (probably still measuring Big Bang explosion). There no current data, only guesswork.

I love this. The writing, the visuals, the tempo... the finest of science communication

This is the best organized content on this subject. Other channels are very technical or historical or even just flat out entertaining yet not very educational. This is going to be a great channel; probably one of my new favorites and I thank you for your good work. Looking forward to the content in the future.

Love all y’all channels. Voices of the past and history time are fantastic and hope more fans of those find this channel as well. It’s awesome and narration is great.

Absolutely fascinating and utterly captivating! So well done and so compelling...I love these documentaries regarding our insanely complex universe. Thanks for this - I look forward to each new episode. I thought I'd seen every documentary on space and the universe and black holes....Please keep these coming!!!

I’m gonna be 100% honest are use videos like this to help me fall asleep I watched the large majority of what if videos and another channel that is specifically space related I wouldn’t see it bores me to sleep because I do find it extremely fascinating and I do try to listen but all that listening on my ADHD brain exhausts me and knocks me out

Every channel your group has is what the history channel should be.

No matter how many videos you all come out with, I refuse to cease rewatching both channels full playlists on repeat.

@eldin14

Жыл бұрын

"All things were created through Christ and for Christ. He ·was there before anything was made [is before all things], and all things ·continue [endure; or hold together] ·because of [or in] him". 1 Colossians 1:17 Answered 2000 years ago: How things 'hold together', i.e. The Strong Force... 'a fundamental interaction of nature that acts between subatomic particles of matter. The strong force binds quarks together in clusters to make more-familiar subatomic particles, such as protons and neutrons. It also holds together the atomic nucleus and underlies interactions between all particles containing quarks.' Hawking knew nothing but what his puny mortal mind could devise, locked into it and his chair, as he was. No mind alive on earth is smarter than the Creator of all. Fools argue against God.

@solab3075

Жыл бұрын

@@eldin14 i'm a christian, and if ur a christian as well then you shouldn't be talking like this, christians don't call others "fools" and don't talk badly about people with disabilities.. respectfully, God bless you🙏

@eldin14

Жыл бұрын

@@solab3075 Oh boo hoo, what are you a Liberal? You react only to the last sentence like it was directed soley at you, who I am supposed to magically know is disabled? So am I!! What I said stands.

I was nervous watching this after EHotE. How could this new channel match that? Staggeringly good start! Thank you Leila, Dave and everyone else who contributes. I’m hooked, again.

As a chemist with a thirst in understanding physics and astronomy, got to say, I just loved this. History of the earth was amazing. This one is even better. Blew my mind with awesome facts. Looking forward for more content.

@King-tm9fy

3 жыл бұрын

History of earth link please

@blackholeentry3489

2 жыл бұрын

I'm retired now, but I was also a chemist with a huge thirst for astronomy and physics. Ever see a total solar eclipse? I've traveled the world to do so and have so far seen ten, the last one two years ago from Argentina.

@yashaswikulshreshtha1588

Жыл бұрын

@@blackholeentry3489Well what is best way to understand chemistry? Cuz I liked it but dropped because I couldn't understand anything past how do atoms interact

@mikesamovarov4054

Жыл бұрын

There are still mistakes and misinformation. You should have caught it. We actually don't even know the Universe is expanding. But nice try! See, for those of us who listened at school, it's obvious that ALL our data from outside Milky Way is extremely old, billion light years old. We have zero idea what IS happening, we only know it WAS expanding (probably still measuring Big Bang explosion). There no current data, only guesswork.

Came over from History of the Earth. Please keep up the good work. Liked and subbed 👍

6:00 that's interesting how BB cosmology went from being thought of as a throwback to Christian thinking in the 1950's to every creationist's bogeyman today

If time does not exist in this singularity, it's a possibility we are all in it now and forever.

I like that this video is very honest about how little we actually know. There are so many questions that are currently unanswered that it's good to make sure people know that and by making it clear that these things are unanswered hopefully it'll inspire more people to try to answer them.

@GMGMGMGMGMGMGMGMGMGM

3 жыл бұрын

They literally cannot be answered though, eg we can't ever see behind the cosmic background radiation to detect what happened in the early universe, measure anything smaller than the Plank length etc. You must have faith that the theory holds past the threshold of experimental confirmation, that's why Atheistic Scientism is also a religion.

@hedgehog3180

3 жыл бұрын

@@GMGMGMGMGMGMGMGMGMGM And I trust that you have the necessary masters degree and PhD in Physics in order to make such a sweeping statement confidently and are not just some random person on KZread with a weird grudge against Atheists?

@FlutterBug

3 жыл бұрын

@@GMGMGMGMGMGMGMGMGMGM there are no sweeping statements to be made about science, there have always been things we thought we would never understand or never have the tools to find or measure, and we often end up finding and measuring those things later when we learn more the only thing you can never say with science is what things we will never know

@GMGMGMGMGMGMGMGMGMGM

3 жыл бұрын

@@hedgehog3180 Yes, from one of the oldest Universities in the world (founded before Columbus was born). And I until very recently I was an Atheist, before I came to the realisation I briefly described about the intrinsic, systemic, fundamental, hard limits on what you can discern about "reality" or "truth" with materialist techniques. Tho FYI you can reason-out what I said from 1st semester-level QM and Relativity - you can formally prove it with the maths from 2nd/3rd year University-level theory, but you don't even need that.

@GameTimeWhy

3 жыл бұрын

@@GMGMGMGMGMGMGMGMGMGM it's always interesting to see what "new" spin on old, bad arguments religious people will use to throw god into the gaps.

“People will do anything, no matter how absurd, to avoid facing their own souls.” -Carl Jung

So glad I found this series. I have been enjoying the history of the earth so seeing one for the universe made me happy. Thanks to the writers and researchers. And of course the presenter.

@user-rt9bj7zt2d

9 ай бұрын

It is He who made the sun a shining light and the moon a derived light and determined for it phases - that you may know the number of years and account [of time]. Allah has not created this except in truth. He details the signs for a people who know Surah Yunus verse 5

Well done on getting such a fantastic narrator, you could listen to David all day long.

Absolutely amazing! Learning so much from you, guys

You are the absolute best narrator out there and Leila's writing is like poetry.

This channel is incredible. Excellent writing and the narration is perfect. I've been listening to these in the car and they are so dope.

This channel is one of the best. Extremely detailed information about the latest findings of science. No nonsense!

You are like the RetroAhoy of science. Your voice is perfect - and incredibly calming.

Great documentary… usually fall asleep listening at 4am, this was to interested to do so. Thank you….

This channels videos are absolutely captivating and thought provoking. And so well done. Thank you for making these

08:55 I grew up near Holmdel and my mom went to Holmdel High School (which is right in front of the hill where the antenna stands). I visited the antenna during a summer break while I was in college back in 2016/17. It's still standing, but the the only thing that signifies the significance of the hardware on-site is a small plaque (I think placed there under the Reagan administration) that states it's a National Historical Landmark, or something similar. While I was there, the only visitors were Vonage engineers (Vonage, who bought the IBM facilities nearby) eating their lunches in their car. It's right off the Garden State Parkway, so if you're ever in central New Jersey, I HIGHLY suggest visiting the site. It's pretty country and the site is definitely worth visiting. You can see the horn antenna as it was way back then.

@user-rt9bj7zt2d

9 ай бұрын

30. Do the unbelievers not see that the heavens and the earth were joined together, and We split them apart? And We made from water every living thing. Will they not believe?

Amazing.. History Brothers and the rest of the people involved in these channels are outstanding and deserve far more recognition.

Wow just wow! Every video you guys produced is over the top and very educational. I already said this but will say it again, "History of the Universe deserved multimillion subscribers!"

@mikesamovarov4054

Жыл бұрын

There are still mistakes and misinformation. We actually don't know the Universe is expanding. But nice try! See, for those of us who listened at school, it's obvious that ALL our data from outside Milky Way is extremely old, billion light years old. We have zero idea what IS happening, we only know it WAS expanding (probably still measuring Big Bang explosion). There no current data, only guesswork.

Coming back here. Nothing beats these first few episodes.

Very very good thanks for your hard work and brilliant story telling I will definitely be watching all of your work from now on thanks again

Best of luck with the new channel! Excited for all of the amazing content to come!

Many of the comments before me cover the excellent verbal content. To add to this,what to me is under appreciated is your choices in visuals and music to highlight key points. Well done.

@Allworldsk1

Жыл бұрын

Very well said

I am in awe of this series. Superb work. Thank you

You videos are such a pleasure to watch! Masterfully scripted, the graphics are beautiful, and narration is poetic, the science is properly explained. Thank you for the wonderful contents!

@mikesamovarov4054

Жыл бұрын

Whatever 😂 There are still mistakes and misinformation. We actually don't know the Universe is expanding. But nice try! See, for those of us who listened at school, it's obvious that ALL our data from outside Milky Way is extremely old, billion light years old. We have zero idea what IS happening, we only know it WAS expanding (probably still measuring Big Bang explosion). There no current data, only guesswork.

This is much appreciated. It's presentations of information like this that expands peoples minds who otherwise wouldn't even think about such things.

Expansion, in my mind, was a Higgs boson coming into existence and then tunneling to it's non-zero, higher energy valley. If all relevant fields existed, and the vacuum state was zero, there could still have been things happening, they just wouldn't have been fermions taking up space, and interacting. Probabilistically, any fluctuation that can swing a local variable enough to cause an equal but negative response somewhere else, could have caused a minimum, where a Higgs boson could have formed. Who knows how long the pre-universe existed before this happened... This supposes that, whatever the fabric of space actually is, it would be infinite. This would also imply that the very edge of this original Higgs mechanism, the light cone of expansion, actually exists and is a singularity moving away, in all directions, at the (speed of light + expansion). In this model, other regions of the infinite fabric would experience similar outcomes. Meaning, a non causally connected multiverse. Pocket multiverse, as it's also known. Coupled with fermion quantum darwinism, or wave function collapse separation, and you have an infinite multiverse of infinite multiverses. What a trip.

@deusexaethera

2 жыл бұрын

Nah. The Big Bang occurred when God became so bored with being the only thing in existence that he exploded.

@owfan4134

2 жыл бұрын

@@deusexaethera why can't it be both?

@owfan4134

2 жыл бұрын

his video on multiverses is incredible; while he might not address each of your points in full, I think you'd leave feeling it was time well spent.

@eldin14

Жыл бұрын

"All things were created through Christ and for Christ. He ·was there before anything was made [is before all things], and all things ·continue [endure; or hold together] ·because of [or in] him". 1 Colossians 1:17 Answered 2000 years ago: How things 'hold together', i.e. The Strong Force... 'a fundamental interaction of nature that acts between subatomic particles of matter. The strong force binds quarks together in clusters to make more-familiar subatomic particles, such as protons and neutrons. It also holds together the atomic nucleus and underlies interactions between all particles containing quarks.' Hawking knew nothing but what his puny mortal mind could devise, locked into it and his chair, as he was. No mind alive on earth is smarter than the Creator of all. Fools argue against God.

Is it weird that I watch these videos over and over? I’ve seen this one probably five times now … and it’s the best to fall asleep to

@TheLadyDelirium

7 ай бұрын

If it's weird I guess we're both weird.

Honestly one of my favorite parts of educational videos like this is going through the comments looking for schizo posters. These topics attract quite a few of them.

@tongpoo8985

3 ай бұрын

They're a natural beauty

Actually, how do you not have more subscribers? This channel is amazing

Ever since I found out about fake science KZread channels, I've been skeptical of all of these types of videos. But as it turns out this one is real and it's not done by AI but by a real person. Thank you for providing this type of content and a sea of fake AI science videos.

Thank you for this presentation. The narrative is clean and easy to listen to. You have done your best to present the information in a way that is understandable without watering it down to milk toast. The ideas are introduced in a calm fashion so it is enjoyable to take in. Too many videos are done in the KZread style of "hurry up and get it done before your audiences' attention span evaporates". Not everyone requires their dinner to be served so it can be taken in with a straw so their hands are available to continue their video game. I'm off to find your "Next video".

@ds_the_rn

Жыл бұрын

Well said!

@eldin14

Жыл бұрын

"All things were created through Christ and for Christ. He ·was there before anything was made [is before all things], and all things ·continue [endure; or hold together] ·because of [or in] him". 1 Colossians 1:17 Answered 2000 years ago: How things 'hold together', i.e. The Strong Force... 'a fundamental interaction of nature that acts between subatomic particles of matter. The strong force binds quarks together in clusters to make more-familiar subatomic particles, such as protons and neutrons. It also holds together the atomic nucleus and underlies interactions between all particles containing quarks.' Hawking knew nothing but what his puny mortal mind could devise, locked into it and his chair, as he was. No mind alive on earth is smarter than the Creator of all. Fools argue against God.

@brianjensen5661

Жыл бұрын

Whatever nutjob

This is what KZread was made for!

Time to rewatch all of these as I drift off to sleep, one at a time. You have rekindled my love for physics! Thank you

I have a particular fondness for Cyclic Conformal Cosmogy. I am endlessly fascinated by mappings between spaces satisfying an equivalence relation, be it with isomorphisms between groups, rings, or fields in abstract algebra or via the homeomorphisms of topology. I do love being a mathematician.

@beenaplumber8379

Жыл бұрын

I don't understand most of your comment, but I have one issue with CCC. It seems mind-blisteringly complex, according to the description of it. Every attempt I'm aware of to unify everything into one theory seems ungainly and clunky, as if we're shoehorning observations into theories we've already got instead of looking for more elegant solutions. Is it possible that a meaningful theory of everything will be discovered but it's so complex it can only be comprehended by a supercomputer? (Deep Thought?)

@user-rt9bj7zt2d

9 ай бұрын

30. Do the unbelievers not see that the heavens and the earth were joined together, and We split them apart? And We made from water every living thing. Will they not believe?

I'm happy I saved this to watch. It's perfect at work for those boring times or monotonous tasks.

This series is quality stuff. I finally understand the term "mind-blowing" now.

I subbed as soon as I saw the name of the channel. This is the content I visit this platform for, but I always get distracted with nonsense...

Brilliant work, both in science communication and film making and narration. May u have all the success u deserve and desire.

@2msvalkyrie529

2 жыл бұрын

Yes.Narration is flawless .

Thankyou for the presentation. It is self evident that absolutely nothing is an unstable state of affairs.

Thank you ever so much for that clear simple explanation about the cosmos & what it is all about ❤️

Your narration is excellent

All of this just makes me believe that space and the universe infinitely existed, it never began bc it's always been there, infinitely. And the mixture of all properties and matter kept coming together and creating new properties (similar to how mankind kept reproducing and creating new bloodlines and offspring) until the perfect mixture for life to exist finally created itself. So essentially we are all here by freak cause. And even if earth as we know it disintegrates, eventually the perfect storm will happen again and again and again and it will keep creating the perfect storm for life to happen. Bc life is part of the property and matter And the universe is so infinite that we really don't have any clue how many other "perfect storms for life to take place" are really out there. I'm sure if it keeps repeating itself, eventually it will become observable to humans eventually.

Best channel to listen to before going to sleep. Really makes my mind go places ♥️

I am so happy that I found Your channel. I adore It! Thank you for the work. Keep up! ;)

Thank you for including the contribution of Georges Lemaître. I wish we'd chosen the term "Lemaître" instead of the insult "Big Bang", but maybe it's not too late to name the primordial atom after him.

@waynewrong4925

3 жыл бұрын

I’ve really disliked the name Big Bang. It feels almost childish. I appreciate this comment.

@Cancoillotteman

3 жыл бұрын

Big Bang is sooo much more marketable though. Yes it is misleading, but the theory would not have a single % as much recognition as it has with the Big Bang name. When you think about it it helps to attract casual curious people to astronomy videos and docuementaries. I'd say it did more good than bad in its own right.

@russellmiles2861

3 жыл бұрын

The term was also a derisory remark by Fred Hoyle who at the time accepted the Steady State view. Yes, bang is crass and massively understates what being described. And contrary to popular theory it is not about creation but a period of superliminal expansion from 10>43 seconds to about 3000 years. We have no way of looking deeper in time and may never will. The idea that there was a singularity haslong been discounted. Yes, The Lemaitre Event would sound suitable Grand

@gerardoramoncesarreynaldo9469

3 жыл бұрын

It's also called the "Horrendous Kablooie!"

@moodyrick8503

2 жыл бұрын

@@russellmiles2861 Agreed. Humans have no information from the moment of the BB or of what came before, but somehow creationists add on a supreme being with fantastic abilities. Certainty based on zero info, is absolutely preposterous. BTW; How can the singularity be ruled out if we are blocked from observing the moment before expansion? How can you possibly rule out something that can't be investigated? Your Quote; _"The idea that there was a singularity has long been discounted"._

This is the best produced stuff in this genre, period!

My new favorite channel, keep up the amazing work!

This has to be one of the best, if not the best cosmology documentaries ever. Fabulous narration instead of jarring American accents. Altogether brilliant. Thank you.

@wmpx34

Жыл бұрын

It’s bizarre that you apparently have the capacity to consider otherworldly concepts like the true nature of space and time, but an accent causes you problems.

I would wonder what those brilliant minds like Lemaître would say, if they see that in the year 2021 the entire knowledge of the humanity is accessible on a 100g device almost everywhere and anytime in the world.

@Cancoillotteman

3 жыл бұрын

I often ponder how Diderot Voltaire Franklin and Rousseau would react if they could witness simple stuff like Wikipedia, probably would creme themselves :)

Wow, if this footage isn't stock, then what a fantastic job with all the short clips.

Thanks for your uploads i enjoyed them.👍

One of the greatest moment of my life was to stumble upon your channel..

What if there really was no beginning? It's hard to imagine, but the idea of there needing to be one is easily a construct humans have because we have birth as our begining.

@TheBuckweat33

5 ай бұрын

That’s not why a beginning less beginning is incomprehensible. It’s about conservation of energy.

Wonderful! So interesting to listen to and watch, for those of us who do not understand blackboards full of equations. More, please. :-)

The world is a better place because of what you’re doing thank you.

Brilliant work! Thanks for making this video.

Thank you for producing this.

So excited for this channel! I have adored History Time for a long time now:) more awesome content to binge on

@DanielNistrean

3 жыл бұрын

Do you get excited often?

@thethreeedgedsword7253

3 жыл бұрын

@@DanielNistrean not really lol

Love that im re learning things at 32 I didn't care to know when I was in school. I love that you can learn so much on KZread

Leila, you got me on my knees. Leila, I'm begging darling - please! What an amazing script (with a matching narration to go as well).

Oh wow thank you for making my day! I love human and earth history, but cosmology is my favorite STEM subject so this channel is a dream comes true. Good luck with this new project, guys ❤

I've watched your series on the history of thr Earth and loved it. I'm so glad you started one on the history of the universe. I can see that this will be just as awesome. Thank you for such high-quality videos.

This narration and the speaker are outstanding, and Im not from English mother language. You derserve ti be paid for this, Sir.

Thank you for this high quality documentary.

Perhaps one day into the future, after much beautiful content and exploration into the History of the Universe, they may take the time to not only look at the history of our world but the history of this very channel. It began here, and here are the very first to witness this new journey! All the scientists and figures who stood on the shoulders of giants saw far, but it is channels like these that tell us just what it is that they see!

@LordTetsuoShima

2 жыл бұрын

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@bingosunnoon9341

2 жыл бұрын

@@LordTetsuoShima There won't be any future. Climate change is happening.

This was amazing, thank you guys so much for the content!

Amazing I don’t know why this Chanel isn’t blowing up!!!

I like the way it's told like a story and the people who discovered these things the backstory and info . Well done 👍 nice video

wonderful channel idea! love to hear more about theories of The Big Bounce

I took a course in conformal mapping in grad school. It was one of the best courses I have ever taken, thanks to the excellent professor. Conformal mapping is a mathematical method to transform the geometry of Euclidean space into something else, which allows you to easily solve problems. The transformation preserves the angles of the bases of the space, retaining orthogonality. So, as an example, consider the engineering problem of calculating the heat transfer of a fluid in a buried pipe in the wintertime. Will the fluid freeze? How deep do we need to bury the pipe? The pipe is a cylinder, and it's cross-section is a circle. The surface of the earth above it is a flat plane. The heat flux is a very curvy thing, indeed. The governing differential equation for this system is written in simple Euclidean notation, but is unsolvable that way. So, transform the whole space, and rewrite the diffEQ using conformal mapping. Then, solve the simpler problem using the new description. The solution is still enormous; an infinite series. But, shove it all into a computer and get your exact answer.

This videos are just too good, I love this channel. Thank you

20:44, It reminds me of the answer given, thousands of years ago: "I Am". 🤔👍😃

This is so good. I just started my day off great because of this and now I will hike with my dogs in the woods and ponder about Life and enjoy the day 😄✌️🧠🧬❤️😄

What is south from the south pole is an imaginary fishing line that spears through the planet at the poles allowing us to calculate the earths tilt. The question isn't meaningless. Its inappropriate. Its more accurate to imagine we're all inside an ice cube in my glass of ice water. We aren't the only cube melting. Soon we may melt into one big glass of water

Your narative and voice is so good done i cant get enough to lissen,learn.

Perfect, creative, educational content. Golden Age of KZread level content ✨