What if we Teleported to the End of Time?

Music:
- Double Concerto in D minor for Two Violins, BWV 1043 I. Vivac
- Requiem, K. 626- Part III, VI. Lacrimosa dies illa
- Piano Sonata No. 14 in C-sharp minor, Op. 27 No. 2 Moonlight
- Brandenburg Concerto No. 3 in G major, BWV 1048- I. Allegro
- Gymnopédie No. 1

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[AlexTrusk]

Most optimistic sciencephile video in a while.

In 10^100 years, even your search history won't matter anymore

[XXXTENTAClON]

This is when the devs reveal themselves: “Um, we didn’t think you’d last this long, so we’re just going to create a sandbox mode”

[hightekHextress]

its really interesting to think that time doesn't really "exist" without an observer present at the very least. If there is no change whatsoever, such as with the heat death of the universe, then there would genuinely be no way of knowing just how long it would have lasted. No changing energy levels, no particles moving, if there's complete black emptiness, then the only way to gauge time would be an observer thinking. This complete void could last 1 second, or it could last trillions of years, and there would be no way to tell. That, at least to me, is really fascinating.

[maximschimbatoru]

This guy knows how to give me an existential crisis but feel cozy at the same time

[Cookiekopter]

I was just thinking about it, to fall into a black hole to see the universe flash before your eyes. That would be a way to go

[charlesosafo]

the absolute legend, it never fails to put me in an existential crisis!

[Thomas-vncr]

Would have been a great opportunity to talk about the possibility of a Boltzmann Brain!

[BierBart]

These end-of-the-universe survival stories make me wonder how different they'd be if civilizations managed to harness zero-point energy. If the energy of the vacuum itself can never reach true zero, will there even ever be a true heat death of the universe?

[jonyprepperisrael]

0:08 Sciencephile, I have been watching your videos for the past 6 years.
And in my personal expirience, throughout all those hours, with all the scary videos and your quantum suicide videos which make me question my existance into the night, that face on that toilet is probably one of, if not the most, scary thing that you have ever placed in your videos. That face is a creepypasta onto itself. I will not be able to sleep at night.
Happy new year

[frei]

Pluto saying "who's not a planet now?😂" cracked me so much.

[Kollishun]

Nothing like a sciencephile video to give me my daily dose of crippling anxiety

[lightningjet]

So creepy to think that if someone teleported to the end of time, the only way they would know if they are going into a black hole would be if they suddenly start stretching.

[santanuroy]

I personally find it quite hopeful to see humanity being able to rather adapt(hypothetically, ofc) to whatever and wherever you throw it to. Of course, most perish but some do survive, that seems very optimistic in the face of an unmerciful and uncaring universe.
Happy New Year!

[xiaozhanli]

Genuinely one of the most underrated channels on YouTube

[wanzhengyu]

The song "here comes the sun" will hit different in 5 billion years when the sun becomes a red giant. 😦

[Everie]

Fun fact: The first televisioned program was a cartoon of a cat. The first deep space laser transmission, was the video of a cat pursuiting a laser pointer

[kokakolanormal]

That's a good way to wrap up this year and push us march forward while gaining courage to accept that entropy is always the winner over everything

[DeeRizz]

It’s always a good day when Sciencephile uploads!

[blazer]

always good vibes when
Sciencephile uploads

[Nasrul]

Never thought this video made me more Narcissistic than what I usual am.

Whenever i get existential dread or an existential crisis. I have the sudden urge to find a way to be remembered. No matter what or how I do it.
Archiving media, preserving things, trying to make yourself known. It's a hassle fighting against the universe AND time itself.

I guess it's some kind of "Main Character" syndrome that I get when given the mentally challenging thought about the end of time...