Scientists Discovered a Bubble Around Our Solar System!

We Live In a Huge Bubble! This Is What’s Hiding Outside Our Solar System!

It would seem that the Solar System has been studied by mankind, if not completely, then in full detail. The planets have all been identified for a long time, rovers have been traveling on Mars for a while, comets and asteroids have been almost counted by name, and even the soil from one of them was taken and delivered to Earth for research. But this is where the scientists were dumbfounded. It turns out that our entire solar system, including the far, far away Oort cloud located at a distance of a light year from the Sun, is immersed in a giant bubble! Its diameter is 1000 light years. And what is remarkable, our Sun is practically in the center of this bubble! Are we really living in a huge bubble?! And how does our solar system actually work?

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The Destiny voice:

[callaspadeaspade]

Has anyone ever considered that our universe is nothing more then a living cell inside of a celestial

[somethingbanter]

That's just the playable zone for the demo. You can't go beyond that until the full game release.

[justanotherchicana]

Every day I’m even more and more convinced that our solar system is just a cell in another living creature

[ziyangboi]

Have you ever thought of what is beyond this universe? Some may say other universes are outside of ours but what is beyond that? If there were nothing outside of the multiverse what would nothing look like? This always gives me a strange feeling when I think about it

[lazlobat]

I've been told I'm living in a bubble I just never figured it was this huge

[Ethans]

The further science advances, the more we begin to understand just how little we know.

[SteezyEGaming]

This takes ”living in a bubble” to a whole new level.

[TheGary]

We all know the truth, this “cosmic bubble” is just an quarantine perimeter when the aliens found out about us and decided we were too dumb to risk spreading out to the stars.

[GigaMoth]

Lovecraft: writes about how unforgiving the giant infinite universe is
The universe: packs us in two bubbles for extra security

[danieldickson]

It strangely delights me that every time we humans think we're about to find all the answers, we find something unexpected that we don't understand.

[stuff]

The reason we are seeing so many similarities on both micro and macro levels is because of the very founding principles of our universe aka the hard sciences. They are the building blocks of existence and everything inside of it has to operate by its said principles.

[RedStar]

This brings “living in a bubble” to an entirely new level.

[nergy--inja]

Give the guys who did the space effects on this video a raise.

[torichambers]

It would be ironic if this bubble actually blocks radio waves and that explains why we never hear the aliens saying, "Hello. Hello. Is anyone there?"

[onlyjessehutton]

Aliens quarantined us from the rest of the universe and posted a sign, “Danger, beware”….

All joking aside love these videos!!

[ElishaLong]

This reminds me of the Great Wall Of China. Was it built to keep invaders out or to keep its people in?

Maybe this bubble is our prison.

[nateplumley]

I love how many regular people are watching this and engaging with the material. I think everyone 30+ could agree we've learned far more from YouTube than we did from sitting in a classroom doing paperwork.

[Strix.]

It is laughable that you claim humanity has "fully" explored the solar system.

[benbacani]

Anyone else thinks it's weird that during the dawn of humanity the Earth just so happened to coincidentally enter a safe space "the local bubble" that is protecting Earth from most of the dangers that space has to offer and supposedly decreasing our chances of experiencing an extinction level event. Anyone else thinks it's kind of strange?

[hopelesslurker]

Guys, the bubble is just the beginner's protection shield. That's why we haven't been attacked by aliens yet, we haven't advanced enough to be attackable!