Galaxies are Starting to DISAPPEAR - Here's Why

Galaxies are Starting to DISAPPEAR - Here's Why

This is the second episode of a multi part series which explains how the universe will end. This particular series explores the most probable theory, Heat Death. This particular episode illustrates why galaxies and other objects seem to be disappearing. It also explains something very interesting which seems to contradict reality as we know it. ENABLE POST NOTIFICATIONS, so you don't miss the next episode!

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The End of Everything by Katie Mack:

[jan]

The speed you're talking in, is perfect! I usually watch videos at higher speeds and I've been a sucker for Zero Punctuation. I love it :)

[DirkStrange]

Informative and well-explained. Great vid man, I like the enthusiasm and appreciate that you kept the information based on the known facts and most-widely accepted theories.

[hatchetman]

COD Black Ops 2 wants it's Zombies mode music back.

[hherpdderp]

Absolutely amazing this guy made this entire video with one breathe

[MusingsFromTheJohn]

What if we are not expanding... but falling into a gigantic black hole?

[mikem.s.]

393 subs???

Puzzling.

Great video

[joepriority]

Great piece. As you point out, galaxies which are gravitationally bound to each other are not effected by cosmic expansion with respect to each other. This prompted me to look up what galaxy cluster we are in. The Virgo Cluster. So does this mean that all galaxies in Virgo cluster will never disappear over earth's particle horizon? Thanks again for the great video.

[petterfr]

If the space is expanding and an accelerating rate forever, then in the end it will overcome gravity of everything and every fundamental particle will end up alone not able to see anything else in the universe?

[toddjohnson]

Yeah, the DISTANCE between some far far away objects in space is Growing faster than the speed of light -- but space itself is not expanding faster than the speed of light.

[jaybennett]

The JWST was supposed to see more galaxies in their early formation stages, but it is seeing fully formed galaxies. Can you explain this? Also, if the universe has been expanding since the beginning should we see fewer galaxies 13 billion years from earth or more? How is the JWST supposed to see the early beginning stages of the universe and the rapidly expanding faster and faster end of the universe simultaneously?

[alvydasjokubauskas]

If it is accelerating, than it should also mean there was some event in cosmos that happened. And it might also deaccelerate by the same event. Maybe Galaxy is pulsing like a living thing, who knows what is the truth as it will take many years to understand for humanity...

[lunchguy]

We've never stopped banging. We (all particles) are the big bang banging, and it is expanding faster. Like the bang is getting more bangy as it expands faster and faster, no?

[victorjcano]

Have you ever thought that instead of the universe expanding everything is getting smaller and smaller there by making it seem like the universe is expanding. Just a thought

[mattamay]

Just do these videos in an Australian accent with soothing music so I can sleep to it

[Eurowefilms]

Doubtless your content is great however you must give time for your audience to absorb, it seems to be the trend to edit very tight the narration especially in the USA, it sounds unnatural & thus diminishes your research and scripted material, I edit professionally & this is a no no. Go check out COOL WORLDS for example, pace & diction carries much more authority.

[leadbreastplate]

These aren't even the same plate. The background stars don't match up..

[dmitryshusterman]

Slow down. A mad car salesman approach to the universe. Just one simple equation couldv explained better then a million words a second and a lot of hand waiving and silly pics of a milky way

[rob]

Just found this channel, impressed & subscribed! Just need to play at 0.75x

[Eurowefilms]

horrible...can you talk faster please? tight cutting is so bad...49 seconds & I'm out of here..