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Cosmic Explosions | How the Universe Works | Science Channel

455.6K views • 10mo ago
Rafael Rocha
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@StarlightVXS
@@StarlightVXSImported1mo ago
Science Channel always delivers, cosmic explosions never fail to amaze me
@polaraxisCNC
@@polaraxisCNCImported2mo ago
If you believe this, might as we believe in God. And the amount of certainty these stories are told, like they were present when it happened. Everything we see and know of in the known universe, came from a little marble of energy 😂😂
@CosmicSleepStories-c8z
@@CosmicSleepStories-c8zImported2mo ago
What I love about cosmic explosions is that they're not just destruction. In a lot of cases, these extreme events are connected to the creation and distribution of the elements that eventually become part of stars, planets, and us.
@albertokovarsky613
@@albertokovarsky613Imported2mo ago
La traducción, al español, es inentendible en muchos tramos, demasiada velocidad.
@ernestzutic6222
@@ernestzutic6222Imported2mo ago
They talk about the big bang and yet no-one seems to explain what caused it to go BANG and apparently if nothing was in existence YET before the big bank where did the substance as small as an atom to go bang come from it had to come from somewhere, and what made it go then and not earlier or later
@scottsparks5231
@@scottsparks5231Imported3mo ago
It’s crazy to imagine what space really looks like right now, but we just can’t see yet
@matthew-z8n3p
@@matthew-z8n3pImported3mo ago
if the energy in a fall equates to the energy used in the lift the energies needed to describe the phenomena of rising and falling matter are accounted for with no gravity theory necessary
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<br>what star constellations have changed? what stars that humans see with their naked eye have moved further or closer or moved in any way? what is the measured evidence of expanding space? what is the weighted measurement of spacetime?
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<br>stars are tiny, zooming in on something doesn&#39;t mean it gets bigger, use a microscope, and stars appear tiny and that is all they appear to us, disregarding all painted images
@markmitera4521
@@markmitera4521Imported3mo ago
Every time I see a video of how the big bang occurred it is something different about what &quot;banged&quot;. The size, if it was just pure energy, which has no mass, therefore could not be a singularity. Or the mass was compressed so small... then why do we have giant blackholes? Why hasn&#39;t their mass banged? Black holes keep getting bigger, not smaller, why? Shouldn&#39;t the compacted mass continue to get smaller? An object mass determines it&#39;s gravity. If there was no mass then how did we &quot;get the perfect amount of gravity&quot; for the universe? Where, in contrast to our current location in the universe, was &quot;ground zero&quot; for the big bang?
@HariniRodrigues
@@HariniRodriguesImported4mo ago
Awesome work
@SajiliBhorkade
@@SajiliBhorkadeImported4mo ago
Mission accomplished: entertained.
@dheerajchoudhary9833
@@dheerajchoudhary9833Imported4mo ago
This is the ultra premium side of youtube
@srh-mt1d
@@srh-mt1dImported4mo ago
According to the laws of physical thermodynamics and scientific equations, nothing multiplied by nothing is still nothing. So the universe could not have created itself from nothing.<br><br>We won’t ever know where the ends of this universe are, because God didn’t use a limited amount of power and science when creating this universe.<br><br>God created this universe to show us the proof that the one and only true God does exist in greatness beyond our human comprehensions.<br><br>According to the laws of physical thermodynamics and scientific equations, nothing multiplied by nothing is still nothing. So the universe could not have created itself from nothing.
@chadouellette790
@@chadouellette790Imported4mo ago
All this sounds made up because we really don&#39;t know.
@Hebinushi
@@HebinushiImported4mo ago
One of the most impactful things I’ve ever seen in my entire life as a child. Rewatching this brings me to tears.
@wiepcorbier
@@wiepcorbierImported4mo ago
First there was nothing. Then God created everything.<br>First there was nothing. Then the BB created everything. <br><br>Cosmology is a religion. <br>It&#39;s complete made up B.S.
@Oldaker
@@OldakerImported5mo ago
Love this show
@BranSarabla
@@BranSarablaImported5mo ago
Thank You science channel ❤
@terrybeckham6067
@@terrybeckham6067Imported5mo ago
What if the Big bang was actually the result of a rip/tear from another universe?
@Cameron-n3b
@@Cameron-n3bImported5mo ago
Stars large enough to eventually go off as supernova indeed &quot;live long &amp; leave a beautiful corpse&quot;. P
@DeversRohrbach
@@DeversRohrbachImported5mo ago
Great editing 👏
@DeversRohrbach
@@DeversRohrbachImported5mo ago
Cinematic as always.
@user-zp6ff2gr4n
@@user-zp6ff2gr4nImported5mo ago
And God said, &quot;Let there be light. &quot; And there was light.
@breaktimeplaytime
@@breaktimeplaytimeImported6mo ago
Is there a reverse abiogenic theory happening?
@lordofthehouseofstormcrows8615
@@lordofthehouseofstormcrows8615Imported6mo ago
If alien lifeforms exist. I hope they never find us. If they do, I must say, they will not be impressed.
@d4nk42o
@@d4nk42oImported6mo ago
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BFEFKqVhWJk&amp;t=1485">24:45</a> pretty cool 😎
@TFNfinalflame21
@@TFNfinalflame21Imported7mo ago
wouldnt it rip out a part of the body it its metal and it will make u die
@rollnsmoke5185
@@rollnsmoke5185Imported7mo ago
Every time they say lucky for us or fir unknown reason, know that the universe was carefully designed and constructed
@darrenrowat2518
@@darrenrowat2518Imported7mo ago
Universe is so hostile towards life but if you tell someone something for long enough then they will in the end believe. Its called the drip drip effect.
@Patriot6269
@@Patriot6269Imported8mo ago
There are only two choices, either the Universe created itself, which is complete nonsense. Psalm, Fourteen:One. Or there is an unimaginably Wise and Powerful Creator. Genesis, One:One. Since this is the only logical choice it would behoove us to find out who He is, and what He wants, and get busy doing it. John, Six: Twenty Nine.
@gregmiller9710
@@gregmiller9710Imported9mo ago
oh we don&#39;t know diddly squat.....where did the energy come from???&gt;&gt;&gt;
@LANCEtheBOIL
@@LANCEtheBOILImported9mo ago
Someone has to make the sammaches
@TheSillybilly15
@@TheSillybilly15Imported9mo ago
Change gravity to space time
@накшубандит
@@накшубандитImported9mo ago
is it super nessecary to make the universe smaller than an atom?
@strawberryrats
@@strawberryratsImported9mo ago
yeah magnetar my favorite pokemon
@server_number-one
@@server_number-oneImported9mo ago
We all come from 1 big black hole after singlar point its a big bang if everything comes from nothing and everything is REAL than nothing is REAL
@grimmreaper7021
@@grimmreaper7021Imported10mo ago
We are lucky the Earth is in a quiet section of a galaxy that’s in a void of space. I believe life is everywhere in the universe but complex life is rare compared to simple life because of these crazy energy sources disrupting space
@darylb5564
@@darylb5564Imported10mo ago
If our species survives long enough the future us will look back on now us the way we look back at the past us that thought the east was flat…
@TEXARKA-Bob
@@TEXARKA-BobImported10mo ago
Out of nowhere, from nothing, we got everything. ✌️science✌️
@VizIONXX
@@VizIONXXImported10mo ago
since we came up with numbers then how do we know what’s first
@kratoskalliope
@@kratoskalliopeImported10mo ago
God and Science are the same. God did it....Science is us trying to understand how! I love this show still lol
@ds_the_rn
@@ds_the_rnImported10mo ago
What if the Big Bang was just the accumulation of matter from the singularity inside a black hole? We’re just a pewp out the black hole’s backside?
@SpaceExploration-AEX
@@SpaceExploration-AEXImported10mo ago
The visuals of magnetars and gamma-ray bursters are terrifying yet majestic. Thank you for reminding us that we are truly made of stardust, born from the most extreme explosions in existence. Science Channel never fails to deliver top-tier educational content that fuels my curiosity for the cosmos! 🚀✨🔭 Keep up the incredible work, looking forward to the next episode! 🌠🙌
@DTPGSXR
@@DTPGSXRImported10mo ago
A millionth of a millionth of a billionth of a billionth...basically till infinity. My brain 🤔😖🤪🤯😵‍💫🥴
@Cringecatcher513
@@Cringecatcher513Imported10mo ago
I&#39;m sorry but i can not believe that from out of no where with no explanation the universe and everything in it was somehow suddenly created from a ball the size of a atom in an explosion. I just don&#39;t
@chriswolf72
@@chriswolf72Imported10mo ago
What if,that void the big bang started from was dark matter and dark energy? Leading it to expand the universe up until the big crunch and the big bang starts again? That&#39;s why you get dega vu&#39;
@thecommonsenseconservative5576
@@thecommonsenseconservative5576Imported10mo ago
What was all the one in a billion crap?!<br><br>Lloyd Christmas
@QuietStarship
@@QuietStarshipImported10mo ago
Thanks!
@TheStellaExplains
@@TheStellaExplainsImported10mo ago
Good information.
@Eifao
@@EifaoImported10mo ago
I thought the European hadron collider already proved FTL among other very interesting things.
@SpaceHistorians-z8d
@@SpaceHistorians-z8dImported10mo ago
This video really puts life into perspective… all our problems feel tiny compared to these cosmic explosions 🌌
@KaoSSurok
@@KaoSSurokImported10mo ago
ALL CGI
@formulah113
@@formulah113Imported10mo ago
So what I&#39;m hearing is if you slow down a nuclear explosion into plant time you would be able to recreate everything that is and will ever be inside of that nuclear explosion so basically we are created inside of the Cold War of beings much greater than ourselves and since we have also recreated reality inside of our cold that sounds just like that Rick and Morty episode with the car battery
@youn6852
@@youn6852Imported10mo ago
Hypothesis, hypothesis. If we can conceive there is no end, why can&#39;t we conceive there is no beginning. Finding the beginning, absolutely, they are modern time alchemists.
@ducati_paul
@@ducati_paulImported10mo ago
There was nothing, and it went BANG......you guys are so funny.
@SeattleWhovian
@@SeattleWhovianImported10mo ago
At <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BFEFKqVhWJk&amp;t=1904">31:44</a> the guy says the ONLY way to create heavier elements is via supernovae. That&#39;s no longer correct. After we detected two colliding neutron stars in 2017, we&#39;ve realized that that&#39;s another source of nucleogenesis. (See Season 7, Episode 1, &quot;The Nightmare of Neutron Stars&quot;, one of my very favorites!)<br><br>BTW, the biggest, baddest mega-flare minus the Big Bang is a quasar, not a GRB. (Season 6, &quot;The Quasar Enigma&quot; -- the episode numbering is confusing, but I have the season right.)
@Lorenzo_Benoni
@@Lorenzo_BenoniImported10mo ago
protosociety turnde to pixelfarm, graphic corrosion via blood-brain barreir
@brettlejeune7009
@@brettlejeune7009Imported10mo ago
We&#39;ve had 2 CME&#39;s in the last 2 years hit Earth.
@marilynclark7298
@@marilynclark7298Imported10mo ago
😂 Scientists always making more things up nobody else can argue with them about ?😂 You’d think they’d come up with a better name than “ Big Bang” . They’ve repeated the same things a billionth billionth times yet explained nothing differently. What a headache.
@lledon1
@@lledon1Imported10mo ago
bollocks
@Jaysworldd693yz
@@Jaysworldd693yzImported10mo ago
Or it wasn&#39;t
@Heinz-c6c
@@Heinz-c6cImported10mo ago
JWST DEBUNKED THE VATICAN CREATED THEORY OF THE &quot;BIG BANG&quot; OVER A YEAR AGO !!! <br>And this stupid programme is just the latest American concept of the Universe, straight out of Science Fiction. When will they grasp the fact that the &quot;Gravity Model&quot; is dead.
@johndoobie831
@@johndoobie831Imported10mo ago
Let there be light!
@leeeagle5994
@@leeeagle5994Imported10mo ago
For every billion particles of antimatter , there are &quot;1 billion and 1&quot;? &quot;1,000,000,000.01&quot;?
@Baldini463
@@Baldini463Imported10mo ago
Ridiculous, but I&#39;m open to other options
@marcelchagnon4960
@@marcelchagnon4960Imported10mo ago
Sicko science. Flat earth. Science still flat😂
@LwandleShema
@@LwandleShemaImported10mo ago
where did the big bang happened it must had a location where it started