THE FACT THATS BLOWS BRIAN COX MIND ABOUT THE UNIVERSE #shorts #viral #science #universe

The universe is full of wonders beyond our understanding! Believe it or not, recent surveys estimate that there are around 2 trillion galaxies in the piece of the universe we can see – each around the size of our Milky Way. What an amazing, mind-blowing fact!

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[TheWedgeWizard]

I just did the math and if I’m correct there’s roughly a shit ton of stars out there. 🤯

[KO-pkdf]

One night while on duty on the flight deck (not at flight ops) of an aircraft carrier out a sea near the equator I was standing on the top an airplane. Looking around everything was dark except for the sky filled with stars. I could almost feel like I was standing in an empty universe. I have never forgotten what that was like. The star light was slightly illuminating the gray aircraft around me. But just looking up and gazing at the stars was a unique experience.

[LMCSM]

Love this man, he has one of the most calming voices in existence & his level of intelligence is astounding

[mickd]

This dude is infinitely more interesting and knowledgeable than Tyson.

[carlosmarcos]

It's a real pleasure to finally listen to somebody speaking clearly and correctly.

[LeeSnowdon]

Surprisingly this gives me a great deal of peace.

[a-zlinguistics]

Brian Cox speaks soft. He's very bright.

[jayninety]

I have a lot of worries and troubles in my life, but hearing things like this makes me realize that my problems are a molecule of H2O in an entire Ocean of madness. So I shouldn't worry or be sad. "The universe is under no obligation to make sense to you" Neil D Tyson.

[rezza]

It's fascinating when it floats, rotates, circulates, and expands at the same time without any mistake.

[granthostheflatulent]

That's what makes the Total Perspective Vortex so terrifying. RIP Douglas Adams.

[zackmilic]

To live in a time when we have telescopes strong enough to explore the universe, how lucky we are, even if the vastness is beyond our full comprehension.

[handsfree]

The fact that it exists and we can contemplate it.

[lordturtle]

It has bothered me since I was a kid that I can't accurately even start to visualize even our own galaxy.

[strmforce]

Here's something that gets me.

If you go out at night, somewhere with dark skies and look up, you might think: "Wow. That's a lot of stars. The universe is so vast..." Or something like that.

If you know where to look, you'll see a little blurry blob of light. That's the Andromeda Galaxy.

That is the only thing easily visible to the naked eye that's outside of our galaxy.
Everything else you can see up there (unless you have a telescope and/or an incredibly clear dark sky) is a star in this one galaxy. Mostly in our little section of the galaxy.

Just one little galaxy.

[JohannRosario]

The one FACT that blows me away is that the so-called “edge” of our observable universe is also the “center” of some other creatures looking back at us wondering the same thing, and because space is expanding, we can never, ever meet.

[richardbullwood]

I remember what a professor told us in college. Before I dropped out, that is. He said don't worry if you can't comprehend large numbers or even Infinity. No matter how intelligent the human mind is, no one can contemplate the number of stars in the universe. It's simply not possible. You might spit out a number, but you will not understand it like you do 25 ft. Or 25 lb.

[calciumkid]

That comforts me because I'd like to know that there is no final answer.

It also worries me, because we know so little.

We're a tadpole in the ocean.

[frankhanson]

with such a vast universe, there has to be other life forms out there. I hope we find out one day.

[pedrodionisio]

Is it just me who thinks about intelligent life immediately?

[eflrtom]

Why would anyone fear that?
That is the most beautiful thing I could ever be imagining of.