History of the Entire Universe: A Graphic+Pictorial Timelapse From the Big Bang to Present

Today, we'll go on a journey from the Big Bang to the present day, and the road of it is based on our best understanding of science. We'll go through the Big Bang, early universe, solar system, earth, life, humans, and eventually, our journey will end at the present time (2020, the year this video is uploaded)
Disclaimer: I don't own the music, and although I generated many of the GIF myself using Universe Sandbox 2, I still don't have ownership of all GIF images.
Musics (in order of this video):
Venticinque Aprile - Savfk
Cinematic Background Music For Videos / Epic Motivation - AShamaluevMusic
Eight Mountains - Savfk
Infinite Perspective - Kevin Macleod
The Principle of Inner Necessity - Savfk

[mrplasma]

I'm sorry, the first part of this video used Savfk's intro music, not the actual music in the description, forgot to trim out Savfk's introXD
Also the blank part at the end is going to disappear soon
Also, 5:54 I made a typo for the nitrogen percentage, sorry
Also, the temperature now should be 3K

[RVOnTheWayside]

This is the most unique display of this I have seen. We lost video and audio at 3:23 for a moment. We are not even a blink in all of existence as we know of it. It is a real treat to be cognitive enough to appreciate our even being here. Great work my friend. ❤️👍👏 Donovan & Jodi

[joeycaridi]

Next Video: Future of the Universe. From the present day to 10^10^10^56 Years

[infinity_zoom]

I hope the future of the universe video will come

[ashton]

Man, remember 12575433946 BC? Good times.

[حيثلاانت]

Life started in just 400 -500 million years after big bang

[SyDatNguyen-rj]

Next video: Future of the universe. From now to Big Crunch

[rasverixxyleighraq]

How do you calculate the observable universe size? Where'd you find the information for that?

[pvzgamerlegisniana]

5:54 Columbia
Colombians: **TRIGGERED**

[DataWatch.]

Damn bro this must have took some work!

That’s why these types of videos are suited to you. Quite tough to understand and follow everything real time

[WinVisten]

I just rewatched this and noticed you didn't mention Mars losing all of its water and the start of the Amazonian era, and you also didn't mention World War 2. I know you probably didn't mention WW2 because it would've only been on screen for half a second, but you could've put it in the bottom "Earth Events" box, since that one hadn't changed for a few seconds. You DID mention the end of the Noachian period on Mars, though.

[Pluto-ypbr]

6:35 why are you using supernovas as "gamma ray bursts"

[adriana-istrate]

7:18 XD that's not Plateosaurus! Tyrannosaurus appeared 68 million years ago

Edit:And when tyrannosaurus lived the dino gif wasn't on the screen lol

[idonothavealife]

1:08 tho im hyper fker suser thinker late, the moment universe was the size of the milky way

[thedoublessymbol]

the way you do the animations are kinda funny

[ArwinaAndArtola]

3:48 enough oxygen space can have so, 0.6% people population did breathe in space!

[aceofthewind]

What about Venus loosing magnetic field, Jupiter’s red spot neptunes dark spot
End of volcanism on mercury
It’s a great vid tho :)

[wistic]

Maybe you can do a history of the internet

[lladymyr]

Solar/ Stellar events in 2004 Discovery of Sedna

[jordangaming]

0:10 On the start the universe looks like this shape:Calabi yau manifold

Edit:Is before the Big Bang universe’s shape