The Most Terrifying Things in Space - The Universe is Stranger than We Imagine

In far of galaxies, galactic invaders are at work. Three times daily a strange flash pulsates across our sky. And if one happens close enough to Earth, it could wipe out all life there. Most people on Earth don't know about the possible dangers in space.
#universe #space #cosmos

[olivasaz]

YouTube needs to have disclaimers about videos created by AI.

[bentucker]

Is this written by ai? A human wouldn't write some of these phrases said, like "truly true"

[its_me_billy]

Your videos both scare the hell out of me and put me to sleep.

Well done.

[anarchyxo]

Props to the cameraman for these amazing shots

[Space_Library]

This video blew my mind! It's a masterclass in explaining complex astronomical concepts in an engaging and understandable way. The exploration of potential space threats, the dynamics of galaxies, and the mysteries of dark matter leaves you in awe of the universe's vastness and intricacy. Truly phenomenal content!

[stevengoring]

Everything throughout the entirety of the universe is unique, That tells us that humans are also unique in the sense of intelligent life

[erculinal.]

I always wonder why we think that live needs the same original facts like we need — isn‘t it possible that other sorts of live could breathe gas like helium instead of air or could life in an ocean of liquid Ethan than water ? I mean why do we always think other sorts of live would need the same things that live on earth does …(?)

[Zerathina]

God you know this was recorded by AI due to ALL the mispronunciations, grammar errors, it kinda hurts

[WrackWill]

Hilarious. I love the liberties you take with facts ad grammar. Truly captures the tone and intellect of a sixth grader. Well done. keep em coming!!!

[kristianeriksson]

The guitar solo @1:19:32 got me here. Great solo!

[nielgregory]

THE most terrifying is Abaloth. And looks like she may be coming back to the known galaxy and everyone should worry.

[surprise]

wow, it's spoken as if he knows this is actually what happened while having no idea.

[jimmyintuitive]

Yo space is way too complex to be trying to figure out. We on the brink of ww3 and they are worried about space as if earth is being faced with a threat outside the planet its insane af

[qocuukv]

The ads in this are more dense than any black hole. Ridiculous lenth ads and sheer number of them are more likely to cause my death than anything in the actual documentary. I made it to 16 minutes before giving up which actually took 42 minutes. Shakes head at what people did to the internet.

[jbsmith]

The universe is neither malevolent or benign, it is simply indifferent.
The universe is going to do whatever universe is going to do whether we exist or not.

[theklaus]

I saw some years ago a scientist hypothesized that it could be one of the reasons why we don’t have seen any civilizations in our galaxy! The universe is an extremely hostile environment. Comets, asteroids or meteors. Black holes, and we are falling so fast through space relative to the center of our galaxy. That statistic is can’t go on forever without a catastrophic event

[Lolerburger]

An AI wouldn't write that either. Gpt has better english than most people.

[SoulRocketMan]

0:25 how would they know about other planets? They haven’t fully explored what is on planet earth. Underneath the arctic glacier, deepest ocean, the earth’s core, its all mystery.

[supercool]

I like the content, but I have to be honest, if the music wasn't there, it would be perfect

[SimberLayek]

these AI generated, AI narrated videos are hilarious to nitpick.