Why Is The Universe The Same Everywhere?

Researched and Written by Leila Battison
Narrated and Edited by David Kelly
Thumbnail Art by Ettore Mazza

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Music from Silver Maple, Epidemic Sound and Artlist.

Stock footage from Videoblocks.

References:

Image Credits:

NASA
Spontaneous creation of almost scale-free density perturbations in an inflationary universe
James M. Bardeen, Paul J. Steinhardt, and Michael S. Turner
Phys. Rev. D 28, 679 – Published 15 August 1983

00:00 Introduction
05:14 Holes In The Big Bang
13:03 Alan Guth (Cosmic Inflation)
24:35 The Burden Of Proof
33:23 Heresy (Holes In Inflation)

[HistoryoftheUniverse]

Hello folks! Hope you enjoy it. Still working our way through the first trillionth of a second of existence. What a mad journey. Remember to check out Leila´s channel Something Incredible - top stuff right there. Thanks!

[hughnibley]

I know you create these for your own reasons, but i don't quite know how to express my admiration and appreciation for what you create beyond this simple monetary token to underscore the sincerity behind my my expression of love and gratitude for what you do.

I love your videos, your take, your style. You are appreciated, you are loved, and your impact goes for beyond what your YouTube dashboards can tell you.

Thank you.

[lisaj]

The best cosmology documentaries on YouTube- and better than most on television. Super well done in every way.

[jefflyon]

the perfect team of amazing writer and researcher, coupled with awesome ( British accent-mandatory narration, calming tone and cadence that won't put to sleep but prepares the listener for survival when mind is blown and reality takes over. I'm sure it took many minds and countless hours to make this, but it stands out above all the others available combined

[verhuzz]

This has become my favourite docu series and today is a good day

[ironmade]

This channel has way to few subscribers than it should have.. the quality of the content here is awesome

[XpirimintZ]

As a lover of Cosmology narration, this has been beyond incredible. Thank you

[roycefruciano]

Another S class documentary.. my day has been made exponentially better

[simengrandal]

By far the best documentary series in astro-physics and astronomy out there nowadays! I admire your work.. such depth, such informative science and so well-written! Gotta love it! Keep up the good work team, can't wait for your next episode..!:D

[danielsigursson]

Every single episode is just as mind-blowing as the previous. The way you lay out the time line of the narrative feels so engaging. Great stuff throughout.

[mst]

I really like h the e poetic, expressive way the two series (history of Earth and universe) are written, and the soothing way it is edited. It gives such great, daunting existential crises some delicate and quaint charm.

[nickhowatson]

It’s simple. The universe began everywhere at once. Every distant point was once together into a singular point so its fair to say that anywhere and everywhere is the center of the universe. The expansion of space happens equally at all points in space because all points in space are the center of the universe.

[thersten]

I've seen a lot of science/cosmology channels and this is one of the best. I love the writing, narration, and the music too. Great job! 👍

[jkjk]

Leila is an amazing writer. 🤯🥳
What a blessing to be taught by a scientst and artist combined as a teacher too.

[blackrivermusicstudio]

I thought you were talking about Hubble at the beginning, and with all the news about it possibly being dead I was wondering you'd mention that. But you were in fact talking about the Blubble telescope on the otherside of the universe. Hopefully we can fix our own!

[Sanquinity]

Every time I watch these videos I'm once again amazed at the production quality and TV documentary style narration. Like it could literally be put on TV as is, and it would be seen as a production on par with the documentaries of the late 90's and early 2000's on channels like discovery.

[lastchance]

By far the best, most honest and comprehensive treatment of this subject outside the halls of academia. Not to mention artistic, poetic and visually appealing. Well done!

[and_I_am_Life_the_fixer_of_all]

I'm not finished watching all the episodes in chronological order, but man, I do feel lucky to exist just in time to be within the first 80k people that are going to watch this. I'm not sure from where in the future you are while reading this, but I hope you have a wonderful moment. Born too late to explore the world, born to early to explore the cosmos, born at the right time to change everything, live long enough to live forever. We have one shot a existing, so let's make it count!

[danielm]

This is absolutely amazing piece of science and art in perfect proportions. And I must say: you really, really know which emerging trends in current cutting edge science to highlight. And it's great.
What's a better word than great in English? If such word exists, it describes both of your channels (History of Universe and Earth).

[psihostrumpf]

Leyla Battison is the name of the Unsung Hero of this epic video. Love those topics the most. It took me to another alien galaxy where i was afraid for a moment i will never come back to my dearest Milky Way. goosebumps! That perfect lesson that never came to you in school. Oh, well... here it is now. Couple of decades late, but better than never. Master-piece. You are spoiling us with these materials. Do history of everything.