@devonmarcus101
I've seen so many of these videos and recognize the words/concepts that are explained. I still can't wrap my mind around it. I'd like to think I'm not stupid, but it's so difficult to grasp the life of the universe vs the distance of the observable universe, event horizon, etc. And what makes me feel even stupider, is that I still enjoy watching this type of content even when i don't really get it.
@OdiOneKenobi
During my school times I noticed that solar system looks similar to the diagram of an atom. Ever since I like to imagine that our solar system is just a small part, an atom that makes bigger universe. Or perhaps the atoms that make our universe are small universes themselves. A perfect concept of infinity.
@playlists4youu
it’s 2:46 am currently, and i’m watching this when i should be sleeping.
@ScreenProductions
So refreshing to hear the voice of a HUMAN narrator. Thank you.
@normanlefkowitz5197
When the bear went over the mountain he saw another mountain.
@myriaddsystems
Nice to hear a well-spoken, appropriately expressed, non-robotic and fluent delivery.
@stoniptfosupersonic
I always get these videos before sleep
@bobflari
Could not sleep last night. Put on this video and fell asleep during most of it. Great for insomniacs.
@ahmadmahdavi8607
Unknown Infinity: As I gazed up at the night sky, I couldn't help but feel a sense of wonder and awe at the unknown infinity stretching out before me. The stars seemed to twinkle with secrets and mysteries, and the vastness of space filled me with a sense of both excitement and insignificance. It was a humbling reminder of how much there is still left to discover in the universe, and how small our place in it truly is.
@Exile_6655
Crazy how you can learn more about space in a one hour YouTube video than in 12 years of school
@mariothepookster
I’ve watched this video several times and will do so again in the future. There’s so much for me to comprehend/understand. This video (and those like it) is an example of the promised value of the internet, to bring intelligent, thoughtful ideas to all the public to understand and contemplate.
@yajy4501
It’s so weird that all this is happening and most people never talk about it. What the hell do we live in? Haha
@cccontentcreators1277
To understand infinite space is like human cell wanted to understand what is beyond human body
@slvalive
The crazy thing about this...when you get to the end of the last matter we can get to...there can be more clusters of galaxies a gazillion miles away....and on the other side of that. More clusters of galaxies...another gazillion miles away from that and it can keep on going...so mind blowing...no end...
@SpaceDelights
Hands down the best space deep dive I’ve seen! The multiverse theory part? Perfection. Creator, you’re a legend—keep these coming!
@johnmadison3472
I don't think we can comprehend the infinity of the universe. Our minds are limited, yet we are smart enough to realize it.
@heatherprincipe8537
This man's voice is nice and pleasant. He's easy to listen and pay attention to. Some speakers voices are overly loud and dramatic and turns me off. Great video and great speaker/presenter.
@matthewgolden3277
The reason why we think there is an end to the universe is that we are unable to comprehend the concept of eternity.
@KingNovastars
Crazy how as a kid I always hypothesized that the universe will implode on itself but this is the first time I’ve heard someone else have the same idea
@AmericanWeather