Journey Through the Universe 4K | Space Documentary - ReYOUniverse

00:00 Intro
02:31 This Is Why Meeting Aliens Is a Bad Idea
42:58 What Is Beyond Edge Of The Universe?
01:23:55 The Most Horrifying Place in the Universe
01:35:10 The First-Ever Evidence Of The Multiverse
01:54:00 Simulation Hypothesis
02:29:42 Dark Matter and Energy
02:52:27 The mystery of Przybylski's Star - An Alien Nuclear Waste Dump?
03:02:32 What are the Problems of Time Travel?
03:14:25 The First And Last Sound Of Alien Life
03:35:05 The "Living" Asteroid
03:50:37 When The Universe Exhausts All Its Energy Reserves, What Will Happen?

The incredible and mysterious Universe. It’s boundless, enigmatic, and, in many ways, even intimidating. At the same time, its grandeur and wonder are unlike anything else we know. It's the cradle of all existence, our point of origin, and a place we’ll always strive to explore. Yet, the Universe is filled with mysteries and unexplored phenomena.

In this video, we’ll embark on a thrilling journey through the most mind-blowing mysteries of our Universe.

We’ll learn why no one has solved the Fermi Paradox, and whether we are truly alone in the Universe. Why has no one heard us, and why haven't we heard anyone else so far?

We'll explore the immeasurable depths of the Universe, trying to understand where it ends and what lies beyond its edge.

We’ll unravel the mystery of vast cosmic voids, where there is nothing for millions of light-years around, as if time stood still inside them…

We’ll uncover the first evidence suggesting the existence of the Multiverse.

We’ll dive into the simulation hypothesis and examine the evidence suggesting that we live in a programmed world, controlled by an unknown entity or artificial intelligence.

We’ll venture into the realm of dark matter and energy to understand how they shape the way we perceive the Universe.

We’ll examine a mysterious star and ponder why some people believe it’s a nuclear waste dump.

We’ll research temporal paradoxes and find out if it’s feasible to time-travel.

We’ll discuss the enigma of the Wow signal, received from the depths of the Universe, and analyze the first interstellar object, speculated to be remnants of a crashed spaceship from an ancient extraterrestrial civilization.

And finally, we’ll wonder what will happen after our Universe dies, and how vast will its new mysteries be.

Mysteries of space.

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[EricW-qh]

Extra terrestrial civilisations could be so different from what we expect that they could be right in front of us and we don't know it

[stoobydoobydoo]

Asking why nobody in the universe has heard us would be like standing in the middle the Antarctica and screaming "is anyone there" and concluding that there must be no other humans on the planet because nobody answered you.

[SKOLAH]

What if we HAVE been heard and we're just being ignored because of the state of our society, the damage and harm we cause to each other and the planet and we are so basic ethically?

[triciapa]

I believe in advanced civilizations but for them to come to us? With what purpose. We have nothing to offer. Just look around our planet full of disagreements, fights, wars. We can't be in peace with ourselves much less with other civilizations. If they are very advanced, is a good thing they don't come. We have to work out our differences first in order to be able to receive visitors.

[joseluisalcantarasanchez]

Being the only ones has all the advantages and securities, and it is much more challenging. Being the only ones and stupid is another story. Uniqueness is royalty.

[camarossdriver]

I have GOT to remember to NEVER smoke a bowl, and then watch videos like this.

[xnormalgd]

the universe is just so filled with mysterious and awesomeness

[timkalkreuth]

My new favorite channel out of all the others that are similar!

[PlanetXMysteries-pjnm]

Your videos have ignited a passion for science and the mysteries of the universe within me. Thank you for being such an incredible source of inspiration.

[ericdebord]

I put this on to fall asleep all the time

[bernardjacksonjackson]

I think of the cells in my brain, and the veins that flow through my body as the same as the universe. Complicated yet understandable 😊

[adabsurdum]

I found myself waking up after about 4 hours to restart it.
Please make them 8 hours, thanks in advance!

[ursulaphillips]

They are here. They are in our atmosphere. They are invisible. There cannot be seen or heard. But I have heard a voice call my name one night while I was sleeping. A beautiful voice. This voice sounded melodic. This voice called me out of my sleep. I was in a pitch black darkness that seemed to suffocate me. And the beautiful voice called me out of my deep dark sleep. I was afraid to look if someone was standing beside my bed. When I got the courage to look. There was nobody/no one.

[LoitersWithIntent]

I've learned more from your channel than I ever did in school, your content is engaging and intriguing. Please keep the facts coming, much appreciated.

[TheStoneformpally]

Ahhh, the irony of science. I'm not a terribly religious person, but the more I learn and see science prove how near impossible the existence of life is, the more I start to believe in creation. I appreciate programs like this. Keep up the good work.

[richardstephens]

Only "human arrogance" says, if we are alone then we are the smartest beings in the universe

[macethorns]

We're **in** the Milky Way, it's 100, 000 light years across and has hundreds of billions of stars. How in the world can anyone presume to know what it looks like at scale, where the center is, its distance across or from top to bottom, how long our orbit takes, etc?

[CoralineJonesPinkPalace]

An edge? Who said the universe ever ends? ❤ this is one fascinating video.

[rootbeersodapopparodies]

on one end I want to say with certainty that I am indeed among a unique form of life. But then again watching a slime mold control a robot to move itself into more favorable conditions makes me question that.

[richardstephens]

A lot of animals are smarter than you think they are