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While I’m in awe of outer space, it also terrifies me at the same time. We are a fragile species and the thought of being suffocated by the vastness of space makes a feeling of panic rise in me. Fantastic video, Mike, love you guys!❤
Omg !! That is a lot of scary !! I am glad I've never wanted to travel up there. I do wish we all could all experience the last one !!! Great video. I much enjoyed.
This is a good one 👍. I love learning about space and think it's so beautiful. However, I don't think I want to vist🙂. Cat Stephens(spelling) was followed by a moon shadow in the early 70's 🎵😁
Yes, you can pass through the event horizon if the black hole is large enough and not feel a thing. But once inside you can only continue on to the singularity. Every direction you point yourself towards will be at the singularity. And when close enough, you will get speghettified.
@@LittleLarryZellers Michio Kaku has said many things that are, let's say on the fringe of believabilty. And although NGT is a respected cosmologist (to some degree) he's also just hypothesizing, as we all are. Arvin Ash has a great video on this topic so you might want to check out his perspective, it's titled 'Inside a Black Hole - From the Event Horizon to the Singularity'. He gives a good explanation as to why this is so.
Actually, Black Holes do not just devour everything that comes too close. Many objects will be drawn closer at ever increasing speed, but depending on the object's mass, it will likely slingshot around the black hole and either be flung away at high speed, or settle into an extremely elliptical orbit around the hole. Yes, if it orbits, it can and likely will be ripped apart, but that would merely add to the Hole's accretion disc and could take billions of years to actually destroy the object, such as a star or planet. a wandering rogue Black Hole would cause far more damage and disruption to all in and too close to its path, and it could grab a lot of dust and smaller objects like asteroids, planetesimals, smaller also rogue planets, and so on, but smaller hole would actually be caught by a large enough star and fall into a binary orbit. And also black holes are not always feeding. they can just sit there, basically inert and barely spinning on their axis. Most Black Holes are quietly just existing, and thus have no accretion disc, which is why we cannot see the majority of them, especially if they are alone, no star or object orbiting them with those erratic and ever-faster orbits we can track.
Yep and they think there's multiple stars orbiting the blackhole in the middle of the milky way at near light speed. This is just a theory because they're traveling too fast to see
I'm not gonna lie, the asteroids section really shocked me. I knew sometimes asteroids barely miss us or whatever but the fact that so many managed to get by without detection is what got me. I always thought we'd have an early warning if an asteroid was going to hit us, but some were already past us b4 being detected. On my worst days I wish for an asteroid, now I think I'll be far more careful what I actually wish for, holy shit!
I've been aware of solar flares disturbing communications for at least 40 years! Back in the 80's, I lived in Germany twice. My ex was an Army man. Anyway, we had only one TV channel through AFRTS b/c our American TV's were not compatible with German TV services, & we couldn't afforda German TV! He was a mere E4 most of our time there, so luxuries went out the window! When there were solar flares (I think they were called sun spots back then) we had no TV since AFRTS was beamed to us from stateside!
I disagree about only 534 people having the Overview Effect. I’ll bet way more people have experienced it. About 10 years ago I stood at the waters edge in Virginia Beach, NC and had my life view altered. I was going thru a tough time at work and was so bogged down by my worries I felt really lost and overwhelmed. Then I let the waves of the Atlantic lap over my feet. I sat there on the seaside, seeing beaches stretch off in either direction until they faded into the horizon. I looked to the East, realizing that the next time my feet could touch land if I headed that way was when I got to Africa, over 2,000 miles away. And the Atlantic isn’t even the biggest ocean on the planet. Suddenly I realized that in the grand scheme of things my troubles were pretty minuscule and that I would survive them. I came back home with a radically changed perspective on life. And my place in the universe.
Usually two black holes that orbit each other either they collide or one gets thrown off but remember everything in the universe is orbiting something... Nothing is stationary ever
Unsure how true it is, but it has been said that the lunar soil is radioactive and some images of the astronauts gave the impression that they were suffering from mild radiation sickness. So it killing cells kind of makes sense.
Idk maybe I'm high or reaching but when it comes to the astronauts and their eye aight getting fd, what if it's a pressure issue maybe something like diving and having to do decompression stops?🤷🏽♂️
26 There is another version of "the big rip" where the universe suddenly rips its self apart. The end of the universe may already be underway and the boundary of the destruction is heading our way at the speed of light. Since light is the fastest thing, we won't even see it coming until it gets hear next Friday. 27 You really don't want to meet space aliens. Think of what happened to the native americans.
@list25 😆 I was a little dizzying to write that out, too. Sorry. ... Google the Gallactic Basic Standard alphabet then spell out the word "the." The alphabet has a letter, Th, as well as the letter T.
@list25 That's interesting! I wonder if it's like the Basic Standard equivalent of among vs. amongst in English. Both being correct and interchangeable, but one having the *feeling* of being more correct depending on the user.
The more I read on it, the more it looks to be a case of translation error. That is, though it is technically correct to use T instead of Th, it is grammatically incorrect, and is indicative of a "non-native " speaker. It is kind of like when someone says, "*This* is good," rather than, "*That* is good." It's not wrong, but to native-speakers, it sounds wrong.
It's nowhere near true that the stars visible in the night sky died long ago. All the stars you can see in the night sky are within a few thousand lightyears and given the time scale of a stars life span it's unlikely that more than a handful might already be dead. The only reason I watch your space themed videos is to get a laugh at things you incorrectly exaggerate or blow out of proportion or just get flat out wrong. Whoever writes your scripts needs to do a better job of fact checking.
I really enjoy theses lists. I don't often see any errors in them, but today I did. Mike said only three people had died in space. However, NASA lost 7 astronauts as the Space Shuttle Columbia disintegrated over Texas. They were still in space when they passed away. BTW, the Challenger exploded before reaching space, so they would not qualify for this list. Mark your calendars for March 3, 2030 when Asteroid 2007 FT3 has a 1 in 10 million chance of wiping us out. It is predicted to hit near Florida. The effects would more than likely wipe out ALL life on earth. When introducing the section on the coldest place in the universe, he said PLANET instead of PLACE. BTW, Moon dust is Regolith. And it can kill you.
Speaking of errors, 2 of your 3 are wrong. Columbia was not in space. It disintegrated during re-entry, around 60km above the ground. Space is defined as 100km above Earth. And we're getting hit in 2029 or 2036 by Apophis.
What a waste of time of a comment. He has never claimed to be a physicist or scientist of any kind. He is literally just passing on information in list format. He didn’t claim to make these discoveries himself. Thanks for annoying everybody.
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Mike we are nothing comparing with the universe and its misteries 😮. Thanks for this video
The best to you man from northern México 😊 🎉
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omg why is this guy doing this to himself
Can we just take a minute to appreciate how much effort this man puts into these videos for us!!!!!!🎉
Agreed! 👍
Taking a while to get used to Tristan not being here, but like Mike 👍👍
Not enough effort. These space videos get more wrong than right.
While I’m in awe of outer space, it also terrifies me at the same time. We are a fragile species and the thought of being suffocated by the vastness of space makes a feeling of panic rise in me. Fantastic video, Mike, love you guys!❤
This was awesome. More please.
List 25 always has the coolest videos! Thanks Mike and Tristan!! ❤
Tristan has been gone for a long time.
Omg !! That is a lot of scary !! I am glad I've never wanted to travel up there. I do wish we all could all experience the last one !!! Great video. I much enjoyed.
Awesome video, Mike 😊
Thanks! 😀
I have a really cool app that gives information on asteroids, being tracked and lists the closest ones it knows about, on my notifications.
If you think about it, 42 minutes for a two-way conversation between Earth and Mars is pretty fast.
Distance and comms get weird. Based on current comms tech (not quantum) it would be faster to send couriers at FTL
@@aaronslater470 And then you violate causality, which can never be violated. In short signals would get received prior to them being sent.
This was far out, Mike, really far out!
Great video as always, Mike!
Solar flare huh, seems like we’ve been going through them with this (every year) record breaking heat lol. Great video guys! Love this channel
Love the shirt mike. "Never tell me the odds."
? I'm going mad please tell me
Is that what that says? In what language?
@@johnjackson4418 Star Wars Galactic Basic. Google Star Wars Aurebesh, and you can see the entire alphabet
All world leaders should go into space to experience the overview effect
Ther's probably a few that need a one way ticket though.
Good on ya mick 👍
Can we appreciate the spaghettification of he who remains on the Loki series?!!!❤❤❤
Nature often scary, therefore the universe is scary, but even so I think it makes space totally 😎 as well as 😳.
💕 love this show!!!!!!!!!!!
The 1999 solar eclipse over Cornwall, was a partial eclipse in London, and it ruined a lovely summer day.... afterwards it was cloudy and colder. ☹️
The thing about using an enormous space sound as a weapon.... don't give the Daleks from Dr Who any ideas. 😆
This is a good one 👍. I love learning about space and think it's so beautiful. However, I don't think I want to vist🙂. Cat Stephens(spelling) was followed by a moon shadow in the early 70's 🎵😁
Okay, Rogue Black Hole is gonna be the name of my metal band.🤟🏾🤟🏾🤟🏾🤟🏾
As will Martin Dust Devils.
Mines pudendum
You wont always be spaghettified it depends on the size the large black holes will actually gradually pull you in safely. Odd but true.
Yes, you can pass through the event horizon if the black hole is large enough and not feel a thing.
But once inside you can only continue on to the singularity. Every direction you point yourself towards will be at the singularity. And when close enough, you will get speghettified.
@@thecarman3693 not according to michio kaku and Neil degrasse tyson
@@LittleLarryZellers Michio Kaku has said many things that are, let's say on the fringe of believabilty. And although NGT is a respected cosmologist (to some degree) he's also just hypothesizing, as we all are. Arvin Ash has a great video on this topic so you might want to check out his perspective, it's titled 'Inside a Black Hole - From the Event Horizon to the Singularity'. He gives a good explanation as to why this is so.
Actually, Black Holes do not just devour everything that comes too close. Many objects will be drawn closer at ever increasing speed, but depending on the object's mass, it will likely slingshot around the black hole and either be flung away at high speed, or settle into an extremely elliptical orbit around the hole. Yes, if it orbits, it can and likely will be ripped apart, but that would merely add to the Hole's accretion disc and could take billions of years to actually destroy the object, such as a star or planet.
a wandering rogue Black Hole would cause far more damage and disruption to all in and too close to its path, and it could grab a lot of dust and smaller objects like asteroids, planetesimals, smaller also rogue planets, and so on, but smaller hole would actually be caught by a large enough star and fall into a binary orbit.
And also black holes are not always feeding. they can just sit there, basically inert and barely spinning on their axis. Most Black Holes are quietly just existing, and thus have no accretion disc, which is why we cannot see the majority of them, especially if they are alone, no star or object orbiting them with those erratic and ever-faster orbits we can track.
OK ty Bill Nye (kidding Hun) Very interesting indeed! Merry Christmas to you and yours.🌲
Yep and they think there's multiple stars orbiting the blackhole in the middle of the milky way at near light speed. This is just a theory because they're traveling too fast to see
My thoughts exactly!
Gamma Ray Bursts,I first heard about gamma ray bursts, years ago when watching Star Talk with Neil Degrass Tyson
Why is number 1 scary? It sounds like a very good thing.
I'm not gonna lie, the asteroids section really shocked me. I knew sometimes asteroids barely miss us or whatever but the fact that so many managed to get by without detection is what got me. I always thought we'd have an early warning if an asteroid was going to hit us, but some were already past us b4 being detected. On my worst days I wish for an asteroid, now I think I'll be far more careful what I actually wish for, holy shit!
Shout out to the Shavian on your shirt.
I mean, thanks? But it's Aurebesh, from Star Wars, not Shavian.
@@list25 oops🤭
Scott also grew 1 inch compared to his twin brother 😊😊
Cave Johnson, in Portal 2 learned the hard way how bad lunar dust can be.
I've been aware of solar flares disturbing communications for at least 40 years! Back in the 80's, I lived in Germany twice. My ex was an Army man. Anyway, we had only one TV channel through AFRTS b/c our American TV's were not compatible with German TV services, & we couldn't afforda German TV! He was a mere E4 most of our time there, so luxuries went out the window! When there were solar flares (I think they were called sun spots back then) we had no TV since AFRTS was beamed to us from stateside!
I disagree about only 534 people having the Overview Effect. I’ll bet way more people have experienced it.
About 10 years ago I stood at the waters edge in Virginia Beach, NC and had my life view altered.
I was going thru a tough time at work and was so bogged down by my worries I felt really lost and overwhelmed.
Then I let the waves of the Atlantic lap over my feet. I sat there on the seaside, seeing beaches stretch off in either direction until they faded into the horizon.
I looked to the East, realizing that the next time my feet could touch land if I headed that way was when I got to Africa, over 2,000 miles away. And the Atlantic isn’t even the biggest ocean on the planet.
Suddenly I realized that in the grand scheme of things my troubles were pretty minuscule and that I would survive them.
I came back home with a radically changed perspective on life. And my place in the universe.
You said the odds of a solar flare causing a mass extinction event, Mike Never tell me the odds (sadly I can kinda read aurebesh)
I do believe his t-shirt has a typo. 😬😅 The word "the" is spelled T-H-E, but should be spelled TH-E.
The solar flare was the most impressive one of all. The second would be the gamma rays.
what would it take for nasa to attach a 3d video camera to moon going spacecraft? we could all experience the overview effect
Maybe we could make moon knives from the dust. Also we just found the universes brown noise.
How does a black hole start moving? I believe a gamma Ray burst could literally cut our planet in half.
Usually two black holes that orbit each other either they collide or one gets thrown off but remember everything in the universe is orbiting something... Nothing is stationary ever
Mike, curious, what's your shirt say?😊
All your t-shirts are cool! I especially love the Doctor Who shirts.
"don't tell me the odds"
It has a typo. 😬😅
9:06
This recording was created by Krell musicians over 2000 centuries ago.
Great video but could have mentioned zero degrees kelvin for the coldest part of the universe
star trek voyager had warp 13
And can land on planets.
So basically all they need is a body sized rock tumbler and a big baggie. What is there to engineer? A rack and straps?
Now I know why our president eats icecream.
Amen❤
Unsure how true it is, but it has been said that the lunar soil is radioactive and some images of the astronauts gave the impression that they were suffering from mild radiation sickness. So it killing cells kind of makes sense.
What does your t shirt say, Mike?
Don't tell me the odds
Moonshadow - listen to Cat Stevens' song Moonshadow!
so, basically, don't look up? or down, if you're up?
Wow a ad in less then 2 minutes… my god
Said stroll on the moon In the opening,showed Mars instead.
number 12 check the Carrington Event of
Sept1st 1879
Idk maybe I'm high or reaching but when it comes to the astronauts and their eye aight getting fd, what if it's a pressure issue maybe something like diving and having to do decompression stops?🤷🏽♂️
I don't like moon dust. It's razor sharp, it cuts you from the inside, it clings to everything and it gets everywhere
Lo + behold
9:44 like the voice of GOD
5:35 World? Universe? 🤷♂️
Great list, but don't worry. Red Cross will protect you apparently, according to the UA-cam algorithm
Wouldn’t the body bag burn up or rip apart on reentry & thus litter space/our atmosphere with whatever is left of the deceased?
26 There is another version of "the big rip" where the universe suddenly rips its self apart. The end of the universe may already be underway and the boundary of the destruction is heading our way at the speed of light. Since light is the fastest thing, we won't even see it coming until it gets hear next Friday.
27 You really don't want to meet space aliens. Think of what happened to the native americans.
No place like home.
What does his shirt say
Those Russian cosmonauts died during re-entry due to oxygen loss from their craft. 🥺
Use lazers instead of radio waves.😮
Not going to space .. easy . Never leaving my home , may happen
Nobody hits eart but eart would explode from middle and split in four 🙏never lose hope and prayers 🙏
Since mankind have put a lot of things in space, so why not bring plants that cycle in the carbon dioxide to oxygen for the astronauts on the ISS?
I do believe your t-shirt has a typo. 😬😅 The word "the" is spelled T-H-E, but should be spelled TH-E.
What? I'm so lost here.
@list25 😆 I was a little dizzying to write that out, too. Sorry. ... Google the Gallactic Basic Standard alphabet then spell out the word "the." The alphabet has a letter, Th, as well as the letter T.
I actually get both when I looked it up.
@list25 That's interesting! I wonder if it's like the Basic Standard equivalent of among vs. amongst in English. Both being correct and interchangeable, but one having the *feeling* of being more correct depending on the user.
The more I read on it, the more it looks to be a case of translation error. That is, though it is technically correct to use T instead of Th, it is grammatically incorrect, and is indicative of a "non-native " speaker. It is kind of like when someone says, "*This* is good," rather than, "*That* is good." It's not wrong, but to native-speakers, it sounds wrong.
What if u were born on the iss then brought to earth at 18 of age
They're probably not sending pregnant women up into space, and I doubt the astronauts are making babies up there.
Ok I give up what is on your shirt mike?
"never tell me the odds"
Never tell me the odds, but it has a typo. 😬😅
No it doesn't. What typo? I'm literally looking at the shirt in front of me right now.
@@list25 It should be spelled with the letter Th.
... I only know that because I've made the same error. 😒
My mis-identification, or does he look like a Well-cropped bearded Wil Wheaton....??....(Clone???)
I'll tell you the odds if I want to...
in space no one can hear you scream! 😢
He leeps saying “lack of gravity in outer space “ whaf a dum dum
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It's nowhere near true that the stars visible in the night sky died long ago. All the stars you can see in the night sky are within a few thousand lightyears and given the time scale of a stars life span it's unlikely that more than a handful might already be dead. The only reason I watch your space themed videos is to get a laugh at things you incorrectly exaggerate or blow out of proportion or just get flat out wrong. Whoever writes your scripts needs to do a better job of fact checking.
I really enjoy theses lists. I don't often see any errors in them, but today I did. Mike said only three people had died in space. However, NASA lost 7 astronauts as the Space Shuttle Columbia disintegrated over Texas. They were still in space when they passed away. BTW, the Challenger exploded before reaching space, so they would not qualify for this list.
Mark your calendars for March 3, 2030 when Asteroid 2007 FT3 has a 1 in 10 million chance of wiping us out. It is predicted to hit near Florida. The effects would more than likely wipe out ALL life on earth.
When introducing the section on the coldest place in the universe, he said PLANET instead of PLACE.
BTW, Moon dust is Regolith. And it can kill you.
Speaking of errors, 2 of your 3 are wrong. Columbia was not in space. It disintegrated during re-entry, around 60km above the ground. Space is defined as 100km above Earth.
And we're getting hit in 2029 or 2036 by Apophis.
I love that no one in the comment section is buying this bs.
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space herpes
Space clowns 🤡 are real
This guy knows nothing about astrophysics
So what? He reads a script.
What a waste of time of a comment. He has never claimed to be a physicist or scientist of any kind. He is literally just passing on information in list format. He didn’t claim to make these discoveries himself. Thanks for annoying everybody.
@@johnvaughan8239 waste of a time that you had to reply
Indulge us, oh great astrophysicist. Tell us what was wrong. We have time.
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