The End of the Universe and of Everything

The End of the Universe and Everything

Music:
- ChopinWaltz no 6 in D flat Op 64 no 1 Minute Waltz
- Rossini William Tell Overture Final
- Nocturne No. 2 in E-flat major, Op. 9 No. 2

Supporters: H H, Ephellon, Kyle A Criswell, Henson Lin, Jonas Lee, Joshua Titus, Tovi Sonnenberg, Parker Rosenbauer, iNF3Rnus, Pavel Kočarian, Ishin Hazue, John N, Danh Le, Stealer of Fresh stolen Content, Brandon Ledyard, Nathaniel Strizak, Nick Boykin-Reed, William Persson and everyone else!

[MonsterIsABlock]

Props to the guy who went to the future and found this out

[burrsic]

The only thing in the universe that never has an end is this quality content.

[TheSaksutin]

I love how Sciencephiles voice has gotten progressively more human throughout the years.

[APalebloodSky]

Nice Dark Souls reference. Especially when I think entropy and people trying to avoid it is a big theme in those games.

[bettercalldelta]

I love how he can combine science and humour without it sounding too boring or cringe

[OfentseMwaseFilms]

The Coin part is quite possibly the Biggest/Longest time span I have ever imagined. It’s UNIMAGINABLY long! From the Big Bang till now is a size of a coin (13 Billion Years), to get to the next Big Bang is the size of the observable universe. That’s insanely long. Imagine an immortal living that long.

[idontknowagoodname]

Let's just take a moment to appreciate how smoothly he transitions into ads...

[jonah]

The moment were he said were all in this together filled me with relief.

[fishfuck]

Chills go down my spine whenerver i hear the Lord saying "Hello mortals"

[wazkangz]

I like the Big Bounce, it’s like that Futurama episode where they keep traveling forward in time. It gives me hope that eterna, darkness is not the ultimate fate.

[kuy]

"the big chungus" oh my fucking god lmao

[ShaahzaadKaleem]

Most unsettling set of words ever : *"Three months before the big rip"*


More precise than an atomic clock

[Shrekonbluray]

Imagine how existentially terrifying it would be for scientists to discover that the universe is collapsing and that everything in the universe is coming towards us

[love-kimw]

Actually, this doesn't make me depress. This makes me realize that nothing matters and I have nothing to worry about. Just live.

[ActivBowser]

5:00 "most realistic fate of the universe: the Big Chungus." I died on that line. LoL.

[SomeRandomYouTuber_]

2:15
"Leaving our solar system alone"
"But not for long"
*Jupiter makes universe wider*
*wide music starts playing*
*w i d e j u p i t e r*

[thenullvoidabyss]

That coin comparison…. Didn’t just blew my mind, It Annihilated it. The fact that the vastness of Observable Universe which in itself is so mind bending colossal that we really can’t fully comprehend it and the Maximum [Beginning to End] of Universe itself is 95 billion light yrs in length if compared to a single small coin’s length.

Idk that just shows the utter vastness of Spacetime and its ability to keep on eternal growing in volume and to keep on marching forward through time…..

Its a Unfathomable Realization of How truly small in both size, significance and my own lifespan compared to a universe

[savagekid]

I wish I could live for as long as I decide I wanted to. I just want to know how far humanity will go, I don't care if we don't find out all the secrets but to see what advancement and achievements we've made towards space travel and just explore and travelling between planets is what I want to see.

I really hope there's a way to immensely prolong life in my future.

[goosebumpsdog]

-"We're all in this together 🤝" lmaoo

[monksb]

the whole 95% of the video gave me an existential crisis, then the ending remark kinda gave me an existential comfort.