Where Is Everything In The Universe Going?

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Written by @PaulMSutter

Edited by Manuel Rubio @ArtandContext
Narrated by David Kelly
Sound Editing by Craig Stevenson

Galaxies, space videos from NASA, ESO, and ESA
Music from Epidemic Sound, Artlist, Silver Maple and Yehezkel Raz
Stock footage from Videoblocks, Artgrid and Shutterstock

00:00 Introduction
05:08 Where Are You Going?
14:26 Towards Andromeda
25:08 Beyond The Great Attractor
47:04 Final Destination

[zakzwijn]

In my early childhood in the 80's where we just had television, in which you had to wait which programs were made available to you, I could never have imagined what we have now. Free and high quality access to the best documentaries, more than we can ever enjoy even if we watch 24/7 all our lives. It was the pre-internet period.

[codefreak]

The Great Attractor has been one of my favorite cosmological mysteries, and this is easily my favorite video on it.

[velkoto]

Nothing better than a new video from HIstory of the Universe in a Friday evening.

[Sanquinity]

One slight correction, though I realize this video doesn't mean to go into all the minute details. But; We don't actually know if dark matter is actual matter yet. The only thing we really know about it is that it has a gravitational force we can't account for yet. That might mean that our formulae for gravity are incomplete, or that there's something in the universe we don't know about/haven't detected yet. But it's still not certain whether dark matter is actual matter or not. It's just a placeholder name.

[emm_arr]

THANK YOU.
This really is one of the very best YT channels. This is what the internet was made for,

[grzywi]

To say this is the best channel on youtube is like to say nothing at all. You are second to none and I can't even begin to express my gratitude to people behind this channel. Giving us this top notch materials just one after one without failing - THANK YOU.

The way you presented the scale of the galaxies, clusters, super-clusters and generally everything that surrounds us - it just left me in awe. Never before have I been able to feel this scale and our, mine insignificance so deeply and profoundly

[Kodack-kiim]

14:45 The funny thing about Andromeda is that even as it grows larger in the sky, it will never grow brighter to the eye. As we get nearer to it, it will cover more and more of the night sky, but it will be just as dim then as it is now. Consider how close our own galaxy is to us, and yet the strip of light we call the milky way is so dim in our own sky we can only see it in very remote places on our planet. Andromeda will be that dim.

[idkwhatever]

holy fuck i thought this was gonna be another ai vid but then i hear a REAL NARRATOR TALKING, new bedtime channel found

[visyrlreaction]

This was an absolutely wonderful documentary. The right amount of wonderous curiosity with a healthy dose of science, served with a side of existential dread. As many have said before and will definitely say after, I can't believe material of this quality is free. Keep up the good work folks behind this channel!!

[vito]

It's incredible how you guys take the same subject matter, physics, and tell us a story through different lenses. Every video is informative, interesting and awe-inspiring!!!

[justicewillprevail]

YouTube ads are getting out of hand. Every minute there are 2 or 3 ads. I hate it.

[filosophik]

"Only time Einstein ever questioned his math." A ghostly giggle can be heard beyond the grave. And if you listen closely while walking on a certain path in Princeton, you can almost hear the echo that sounds like Al chuckling "if Gödel heard them say that he'd incompletely roll over in his, exceptionally well kept crypt of cleanliness."

[iancork]

My favourite YouTube channel . Listen to at least 1 every night and still playing when I wake up. HOTU must love me 😂

[resnik]

You know you're a nerd when the highlight of your Friday night is a new HOTU video instead of going out to a bar 🤓

[cuddlycholla]

Deep time is soothing to me. Thank you 💜

[haxanlord]

I always get shivers when he says “Cozmoz”

[XionicAihara]

What i enjoy about space the most, is how much untapped knowledge there is and how much we will never be able to witness. Its mind blowing that something traveling at such an insane speed, still takes billions of years to achieve a result.

[BenTrem]

Shockingly well written, narrated and produced.

[MrGoombasticveryFantastic]

I have a world atlas from 1992 that had a ton of cosmology info in it and what weve learned since then is absolutely unbelieveable. I can only imagine what well know and learn in the next 20 years

[waxedearth]

Imagine the closed door meetings when that mars orbiter failed. Someone must have gotten roasted pretty bad.