Spending a Day on Earth 4 Billion Years Into the Future

What would it be like to spend a day on Earth in such a distant future? Trough looking at several long term influences we now can answer that question.

Intro and outro footage made with Space Engine

Music: Huma-Huma - Nevada City

[thelastroman]

The sad thing is that we’ll be gone and nothing will know or care that we even existed.

[zeroboxer_]

'Everything if you look at it long enough, won't have a happy ending' thats life..

[AmitDebBiswas]

Sad to know that this beautiful planet won't exist in future :(

[rebelfriend]

I wonder how many other planets this has already happened to, and we'll never know

[kit]

This had me thinking that maybe the reason we haven’t found life or civilisations on any other exoplanets close enough for us to discover is because they’ve already moved on to other, farther planets, and what will happen to our Earth has already happened to their planet, leaving us no trace or clue that they were ever even there. It’s kinda scary to think we’ve been left behind, without even knowing it, and might never be able to catch up.

[Infarlock]

Those 5 minutes of the video passed rather quickly =\
Welp, back to studying

[MsMRkv]

A day on Mars 4 billion years into the future please.

[mssantiagosasmr]

Hopefully humans would colonize other planets by then.

[fevure]

I'm sure we will find a new planet.. Idk, humans have advanced very quickly.. Anything may be possible.

[RakibFiha]

Imagine 4 billion years in the future from now, someone is thinking what happened 4 billion years ago.

[tinak.]

4 Billion years ago : 6 Hrs
2 Billion years ago : 15 Hrs
500 Million years ago : 22 Hrs
200 Million years ago : 23 Hrs
Today : 24 Hrs / 23.9 Hrs
250 Million years later : 25 Hrs
1 Billion years later : 29 Hrs
4 Billion years later : 40+ Hrs
7 Billion years later : Earth will be engulfed by the Sun....

[trashcan]

time to spend time on saturn's moons for a while ugh

[aniqamunir]

Won’t the sun have become a red giant in about 4 billion years? In that case the earth and other planets near the sun( like venus, mercury etc.) wouldn’t exist anymore since the sun’s gravity would increase by so much that nearby planets would be ´´absorbed’´ by the sun

[blinked]

What if many years ago there was life on Venus, and although they tried to colonize Earth they were largely unsuccessful. But some simple cells survived and resulted in the earliest forms of life on the planet? Maybe this again will happen with Mars!

[phlash]

I love how you can pump these out in a week, with graphics and everything. It's so good.

[Lucidfilth]

I wonder about our consciousness. If there is something to humanity that lives on after dead. And where does it go. If so? Where will our consciousness be by then? There is just something strange and unknown to it. Information can be created but not destroyed. Where does it go? Our memories our ideas. It feels like and this sucks because we feel it but we can't prove it. Some places feel happy or sad so on. Maybe its just not inside us alone. Does it leave a piece of us behind when we experience a place? Is there more to humanity and where does it go when it dies? Will our life energy and information in our minds be carried off somewhere one day. Or do we simply dissipate back into the universe. We are all merely just dead star remains.

[BlueAndPINK]

This is sad:( I know I as well as everything else will be long gone, but earth is such a beautiful place untouched. Like a lush oasis in space. I feel lucky to have experienced it

[shadowdancer]

This is my new favorite YouTube channel. Love the videos. You deserve way more subs. Keep up the good work.

[yankeedoodle]

Sounds like script of next Hollywood movie with chuck Norris as protagonist.

[icykiwi]

The surface isn’t completely solid? So it’s like the earth is one big jello sphere. I like this earth more than the current one