Birth of the Universe

Where does a cup of coffee come from? In this film, it’s not Starbucks, it’s stars busting. We go right back to the beginning of time to show where the ingredients in your cup of coffee were born.

The main ingredient is hydrogen; it makes up most of the water in your cup. And that formed in the big bang. How it got from there, into your cappuccino is one of the most dramatic stories in science. It has taken thousands of scientists to track its trail. We follow it through stars and galaxies, exploding supernovae, and giant clouds of gas to show just how it reached your cup.

But that isn’t the end of the story. For where it goes in the future, depends on the fate of the universe. Will it carry on expanding for ever, or tear itself apart?

[lordsithis]

I've never actually watched this video, it just runs as sound to help me fall asleep.

[hdsphotography]

Whenever I see such videos I feel a sudden urge to slam my work laptop into the wall, take a backpack and head to the mountains or any other place as long as I'm not staying in the same place. There is so much to explore around us. It suddenly makes me fearless as if nothing matters at all.

Not sure if anyone else feels the same.

[shogun]

I'm addicted to these kinds of videos. And this one is perhaps one of the finest I've ever watched.
Thank you guys for the great efforts you went to in order to bring us this and other videos.

[AtamMardes]

“The cosmos is within us. We are made of star-stuff. We are a way for the universe to know itself.”
― Carl Sagan

[shelondawaller]

Bout to be smart asf when this quarantine over 😂

[smittyadrian]

Yes I'm on a cosmos binge can't stop watching just how very very very very tiny we are, and how super super super huge the universe is, totally mind blowing.Dose anybody else agree.

[billyk]

Anyone else binge watching documentaries during quarantine?

[johannawooldridge]

I just love his voice. I love the stories he tells us. Im happy to find another video of him presenting the beautiful home called universe..thank you

[spookyani]

legends say that the universe is still in the middle of puberty

[sadc]

isn't it creepy that we know all this about the universe and are still learning more, yet we barely know anything about what's in the oceans...

[lloydallenuy]

a little reminder:
THE SUN IS A DEADLY LASER

[awildcommenter]

You see when one universe and another universe love each other very much-

[louiemirasol]

I watched these video because of our homework, eventually after I finished watching I learn a lot

[Mayyleigh]

It bothers me so much that I can't know everything, my mind is constantly racing, it actually gives me a headache bc I think so deep into it, it drives me crazy how I will never know everything, no one will ever have answers, just theories and myths, I just want to go back in time as far as possible and watch for myself

[SticksNkicks]

Now i have to find the " where nothing came from" video.

[Kaveahvqse]

This video has a better explanation then a book written thousand of years ago with no supporting evidence.

[infinityma]

I am so grateful to be alive today. My girlfriend saved my life last night. This is a selfie I took in the emergency room after having a severe allergic reaction to almonds. I went into anaphylaxis, meaning my face, my lips, my eyes, my tongue, and my throat all started swelling up rapidly, making it almost impossible for me to breathe. I also had a rash all over my entire body, and I was extremely red. Staying alive had never felt more difficult. At one point, my nasal passage was completely blocked, and it was getting more and more difficult to breathe. They shot me up with Benadryl, steroids, they gave me a breathing tube, and even other stuff that I can’t even remember, and it caused all of the swelling and the rash to go away. Because this was a severe allergic reaction, I need to continue taking steroids and Benadryl for the next week, because it is possible that the allergic reactions could come back at any point over the next week. The steroids and Benadryl make me feel like a zombie, and I really want to take care of my health, so this will be my main focus over the next week. I want to thank my amazing girlfriend, who made the decision to take me to the emergency room the second I started feeling itchy. I was hesitant about going, because I didn’t even want to believe this was actually happening. If it weren’t for my girlfriend driving me to the emergency room only minutes after eating the almonds, there is a good chance that I wouldn’t have made it according to the doctor. This has been without a doubt the hardest few days of my life, but I also look at them as the most important few days of my life. These moments have reminded me about what’s really important in life, and it has made me so grateful to even be here on this earth. I will be prioritizing my health over the next week, and I’ll post updates about how I feel. Thank you all for being patient during these difficult times. This week has been NUTS (too soon for jokes? 😅)

[alexissalazar]

Had an existential crisis at the end hahaha

[billwells]

After a trillion trillionth second after the "Big Bang" I got up, put my clothes on and never saw her again!!

[romeogutierrez]

Its great watching each and every video. Its amazing all the research they do to give us a clear understanding of what we wacth. Thank you!