Was Our Current Universe Already Inevitable At One Second Old?

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00:00 Introduction
05:59 A Hot Dense State
19:22 How To Build A Universe
26:39 A Glimpse Of Creation
31:39 A Perfect Balance

Researched and Written by Leila Battison
Narrated and Edited by David Kelly

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CORRECTIONS:

4800 stars are born in our observable universe per second, not Milky Way, and the amount of blood pumped around the body is per minute. Hope you caught those!

REFERENCES:

Music from Epidemic Sound, Artlist and Silver Maple

Image and Video Credits:

TNG Illustris
NASA Goddard Visualisation Studio
Pulsar NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center. Scott Wiessinger (USRA): Lead Producer
Tom Bridgman (GST): Lead Visualizer
Francis Reddy (University of Maryland College Park): Lead Science Writer
Gabriele Brambilla (University of Milan): Lead Scientist
Scott Wiessinger (USRA): Narrator
Scott Wiessinger (USRA): Editor
Alice Harding (NASA/GSFC): Scientist
Jeanette Kazmierczak (University of Maryland College Park): Science Writer
Hans Betha Los Alamos National Laboratory, Attribution, via Wikimedia Commons
Whirlpool flyby by F. Summers, J. DePasquale, and D. Player (STScI)

[a-c]

The quality of these videos is as staggering as the scale of the universe. You are setting an unbelievable standard, keep up the good work!

[LaCafedora]

This video is exactly what I have been wanting for a while: a description of the very early universe with as much detail as we have knowledge. The narration, visuals, and music are well combined to produce a relaxing documentary packed with so much substance that I have watched it several times to digest it fully. I look forward to watching the rest of your video library and seeing new ones in the future.

[JaYoeNation]

The sun loses a million tons of its mass every second?!? Like 34 seconds in and my mind is blown already. I love this channel.

[alexisc]

A photon enters a hotel. The concierge asks, "do you have any bags today?" The photon responds, "no thanks, I'm traveling light."

[marlou]

The way you read the the well written text, makes it sound like poetry. The (at times mesmerizing )images match beautyfully. The added sound/music very subtle underline the flow of the narrative. It all sums up to an extraordinary experience. So proven, time is relative, every second counts and should have the attention given in this video ♥️

[elizathegamer]

its kind of amazing that this channel just puts out like documentaries every week or so

[ananyamukherjee]

I rarely comment on any YouTube video, but I couldn't help it here. Your video is like the Neutrino star which you explained in your videos .. because the video itself is so densely packed with substantial contents having a massive mass 😊 If I miss 1 minute in your video, I feel like I have missed a great deal and I replay it paying attention to every second .. which also emphasizes the importance of "One second".

Everything about your videos are amazing, the vocabularies you choose, the way you pronounce, the perfectly synchronized authentic images and videos, the soothing music in the background. It's past midnight now in Germany in the middle of a working week, that explains how much I love watching your videos! 🤩

[SurrogateBrain]

This whole series is amazing. Deep yet understandable. Both the writing and the presentation are excellent. My favorite YouTube channel.

[KenLikeEh]

The fact the universe is only 13.8 billion years old makes me feel like we are so early in this whole thing. The future for the universe is an insane thought

[Bruh_Gordino]

Insanely great video, from the narration to the soundtrack. Everything is presented so well. Thank you for quality over quantity homies!

[heaskeladden]

I can only imagine the amount of time and effort that have been put into making these videos! Awesome narrative, awesome visuals, awesome everything! Thank for this!!

[DrakiniteOfficial]

This is an incredible documentary. I was worried that it would be similar to the drivel made by the channel "Ridddle", who just makes claims & tells stories without citing anything. I'm very happy to have been proven wrong. Massive props to Leila. The way you weaved these stories is fantastic. Painting pictures of not only what we know, but *how* they were discovered. The road to scientific knowledge is long and arduous, and I loved to hear more about how we know what we know.

[stevebrindle]

Educational videos like this are what make the internet a fantastic resource for learning and "History of the Universe" is among the very best on offer, I am 69yrs old now and the internet makes lifelong learning to feed my insatiable curiosity possible!

[Stuart.McGregor]

Your content captures the imagination like nothing else I can find on YouTube. Thank you for committing your time and effort to making this so interesting and consumable for a curious observer.

[dwn]

I'm looking forward to the sequel where we'll look at the second second of the universe.

[purchasingofficerwkpp]

On social media people are raving about ppl who give away things like a watch or money or cell phone to ppl in need.

But someone creating videos of this quality and accuracy....is significantly more valuable and amazing. I am really grateful for this 🙏 🙌. And to think that these are not 1 minute shorts they are 1-2 hour videos.

It also restores my faith in humanity when I see millions of views on these videos 😊. So not everyone is just watching brawls and prank videos all day everyday.

[mv]

Each time I am stunned by the writing of this channel‘s videos. Poetic, precise, and inspiring. Thank you.

[Mohawks_and_Tomahawks]

"History of the Universe"
1 second in, 13.8 Billion years to go...
Gonna be a Long series. 💖

[brown]

The Absolute Best scientific description I have ever heard of the beginning.
Superb narration and video.
The food of thought. Thank you.

[jenv]

The mind boggles. Thanks to Leila Battison and David Kelly, for another awe inspiring and breathtaking video that made me cry!