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cosmos

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eternal unshakable

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can it perish

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nothing is forever everything grows old decomposes

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in the end everything dies

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slowly and the universe withers away from order

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and chaos

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it seems the universe can have two ends a

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great contraction or a great cold

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if dark energy is really growing

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then the end of the universe will come terrifyingly

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quickly and it will be fire and and

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[music]

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and the detective is investigating the most nasty

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things in space, the kind that can

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wipe us off the face of the earth,

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this case is forever filmed

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[music]

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space killers

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[music]

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on vacation not from time to time

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the universe is approaching its end,

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neither today nor tomorrow

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but someday

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I need answers

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what will happen to us all from the planet with

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space and everything else

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me and joe

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food

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axes say you're just sleeping

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[music]

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we swim through the aquarium of life

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and then we die

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[music]

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to the universe

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she also dies

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dreams rest in peace my friend

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I'm talking about the death of space

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observatory heart's mansa

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uk

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fame for me there is nothing more beautiful than the

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goddess sarah hands hummer astrophysicist nothing

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more grandiose the sky

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over the last thousand years this view has hardly

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changed you might think that space is

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quite boring and a

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static background of planets and stars

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on in fact, it is completely different

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in the night sky, we most often see stars

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and several nearby planets, but with the

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help of such a telescope you can see

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entire galaxies,

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this is a galaxy in the form of a spiral, which received the

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not original name Angie 762 14, it

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is amazing that we can observe it in

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Denmark 326 million light years away

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if take a closer look at its light, you can

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see something remarkable, here is

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the spectrum of the galaxy and

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here is the standard

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perfect spectrum, comparing them you can see that

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the galaxy goes towards longer

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waves at the red end of the spectrum

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there the light of the galaxy is stretched,

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this can only mean one thing,

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it seems to us that the galaxy is static in

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space but this is not so,

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she is flying away from us people, not only she is

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this seething sea of light

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slanovskiy digital survey of the sky in 10 years

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managed to track a million 200 thousand

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galaxies in one quarter of our sky

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this is not just an amazing light show

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this is the largest and most accurate map of the sky in

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history as and galaxy ngc 62 14

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these distant galaxies are flying away from us

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we see that the space between us and

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other galaxies is expanding, the fabric

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of space is literally growing and pushing

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galaxies away from us, the

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young American astronomer Edwin

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Hubble discovered for us the idea of distant

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worlds

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he has arrived to the Californian

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Mount Wilson Observatory in

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1919 when the

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largest telescope in the world was built there

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and then it was common to think that

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the universe was the milky way

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[music]

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but Hubble proved that objects that were

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previously mistaken for clouds of gas were

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too far away and could not be part of the

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milky way they are different galaxies

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and not 10 years later by studying these galaxies

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he became the first to understand that the universe

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is expanding

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so we looked at our universe

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in a new way

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when we sent the first optical telescope into space

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it was named after hubble

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in 2016 with the help of the hubble telescope

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by scientists managed to measure the expansion of

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the universe

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71 kilometers per second per megaparsec,

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that is, in 9 billion 800,000 years, the

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distance between space objects

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will double,

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we learned that space is not a static

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background, it is a dynamic entity, it grows and

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expands before our eyes,

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let's look into the past

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13 billion 800 million years ago

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everything was concentrated at one point

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this time of the big bang the beginning of our

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universe

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if it had a beginning will there be an end and

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what will this end be the

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answer to this question one of the greatest

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problems of cosmology

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wrinkles in the corners of the eyes and gray hair

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pen gravity creates whatever it wants

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probably we are all powerless

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in the face of time

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jack before

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even before

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shunkov theoretical physicist

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[music]

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otherwise nothing lasts forever and not everything ages

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earlier in the end everyone dies after all the

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key concept is

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entropy the desire of order for chaos

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here will [

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wrote this is a law of nature it permeates the

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fabric of our universe,

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let's take a cup of coffee, its energy is

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concentrated because the coffee is hot,

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but now I poured the coffee, its heat begins to

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dissipate,

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it leaves in the form of steam, this is entropy into

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action, energy spreads,

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balancing the temperature, there was order, but it was

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disrupted,

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my coffee will no longer heat up spontaneously

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[music]

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intimate I hate cold coffee

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if order is not maintained everything will

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collapse and decay, so tending to

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chaos

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n.p. entropy gives us the perception of

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time allows us to distinguish between the past and the

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future this process is irreversible it goes

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only in one direction

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there is only one logical way to organize these pictures this one

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should be the

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first the cup is intact and the coffee in it is

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hot this is order this picture should

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be next the cup begins to be a mess

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broken coffee spill

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instead of order come house this is the

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fundamental law of everything from coffee to

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the universe

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[music]

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want to find out the fate of the cosmos in

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order to find out what the universe will become in

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old age we need to follow the path

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of entropy and see where it will lead

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[music]

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very entropy

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what a mess

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from the fate of the cosmos depends on him

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[music]

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informant

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allow all up my condolences but this

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fate awaits everyone in the end this is

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entropy in the universe it affects everything

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crazy tell me aul akim will be the end of

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the universe in the house with groans or an explosion

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good question

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well thank you

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she didn’t help I’ll

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probably have to find out for myself

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and

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entropy

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chaos the

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death of the cosmos my mind

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goes into

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overdrive oh yes thank you it’s

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like you’ve shouldered the burden of the whole

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world here I’m just thinking about fate

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they’re having fun and

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it’s somehow unusual

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[music]

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it’s entropy that’s a

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dangerous thing it

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just seems to me

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or the world is getting colder

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this is not

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Andrew Panson cosmologist

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[music]

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entropy acts on all levels

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great cold from tiny chemical

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reactions to the life of planets and stars and entire

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galaxies

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it would seem that everything is not so bad and everything in the

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universe is falling apart and moving apart but in

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fact death is from entropy cold

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dark and lonely

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to be we are talking about the death of our entire

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universe and

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[music]

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it all starts with the stars

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until this is the crucible of the universe the stars

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give life

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to us gradually and not waste

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the fuel dime then one by one they

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will die with the

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most massive stars coming out first

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they are in hundreds of times larger than our sun,

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therefore they live a vibrant life and then

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explode and

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collapse into black holes,

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even the smallest stars

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will eventually burn out

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- when the star sheds the outer layers

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of these, a flickering core remains and which

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we call a white dwarf, the remnants

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of life will gather around these flickering

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embers and

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[music]

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even these white dwarfs will eventually

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cool down and if someone looks at this,

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they won’t see a single star, well, the galaxy will be a

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dark abyss

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of hives, there will be seas of elementary

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particles a tiny fraction larger than

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absolute zero,

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it will take an incredibly long time, but

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this will be the end because this is a big cold

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you are accelerating this than an explosion forgive me it’s

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time be kind check

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worry about the future we will help you

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insurance company andromeda your

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neighbor in the galaxy conditions may

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change due to unforeseen

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circumstances there are restrictions bad the

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case space will die from entropy

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[music]

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can insure

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andromeda is yours neighbor in the galaxy

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well neighbor in the galaxy

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you will save us from the big cold

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the force of gravity

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[music]

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it may seem that entropy is leading us

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along an irreversible path to a cold and

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lonely end

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but this is not the only possible ending

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there is another important factor sarah

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raster hands biologist gravity is no less

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universal than entropy

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it not only keeps our feet on

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the ground

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gravity affects all objects in

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the universe

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gravity can lead the cosmos to a

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completely different ending

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by finding the constellation Cassiopeia in the sky

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we draw a line from the bottom right point

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there is a bunch of light this is the

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andromeda galaxy

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andromeda what is the personal path of the spiral

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galaxy the

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distance to it is approximately two and a

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half million light years, but this is

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not a constant with every second,

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the distance is being reduced,

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unlike most distant

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galaxies, andromeda does not fly away from us,

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on the contrary, it rushes towards us at a speed of

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360 thousand kilometers per hour

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[music]

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this is 100 times faster accelerating bullets

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very that is, in 4 billion years

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Andromeda and the Milky Way will collide, a

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new united galaxy will appear,

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we have already even called it crayons, let the

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reason not be due to chance, not due to poor

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navigation, the galaxies are attracted due to

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gravity

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[music] the

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life of some stars in the night sky

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has not begun at all not in the milky way,

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we assume that our galaxy

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has already swallowed up 15 smaller galaxies,

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their stars have become ours,

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gravity causes the same house almost

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everywhere in the universe,

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these are antenna galaxies, they began

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to collide about 500 million years

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ago, this and Jesse 520 are the approximate

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middle of the process,

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and these are the galaxies ngc 2207 and

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Icy 2163 they are on the verge of a collision

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with strong enough gravity

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the universe will not expand forever

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it can survive the collapse

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galaxies are attracted due to gravity

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watch

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thank you

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I think this was already

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forgiven but having gone to bed

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later I thank you for the coffee I guess I

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always offer it sometimes it seems to me

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that I’m here like a squirrel in a wheel,

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I understand it,

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I’m also walking in circles,

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look,

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thank you, it’s

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like you’ve shouldered the burden of the whole

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world and let me just think about fate,

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strengthened, it’s

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somehow unusual,

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well, yes, I

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continue to walk in circles, it’s

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just me thinking

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or the world it's getting more

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crowded

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and hotter

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andrew boarding cosmologist

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[music]

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big compression and scurvy great news

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gravity can save us from the big

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cold

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[music]

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but it's too early to celebrate because another

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outcome could be even worse

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gravity can stop the

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ongoing expansion of the universe

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prints but in this case it will gather all the

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matter in one place,

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it is not the universe, the gas and dust are compressed, the gas

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and dust are concentrated, they do not light up, a new generation of stars, at first everything will be fine in the sky, new stars will shine, a lot of energy, perhaps the flourishing of life, but times of prosperity will quickly end, the gas and dust will concentrate more and

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more stars will be all larger and brighter

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in the end they will begin to explode like

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supernovae

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thousand we drink these will be spectacular

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fireworks

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but the explosions will fill space with radiation and a

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blast wave so the situation will

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worsen

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over time the universe will shrink

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faster and faster the process will be days reversible

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this means that all matter all the heat and

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energy even what appeared during the

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big bang will be compressed into

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seething flows with increasing

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intensity an

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incredibly powerful flow will tear

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planets apart destroy stars it will

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lead to the destruction of all life

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dilnaz the universe will shrink until it

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becomes infinitely dense

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infinitesimal infinitely hot

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numbers like the big bang billions of years

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back this is the

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ending that gravity gives

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a little cold a big compression

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[music]

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looks like the universe may have two ends a

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big compression

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killed a big cold it all comes down to

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counteracting gravity and entropy

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if the entropy of the universe wins

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expand and die of cold

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if gravity wins james beecher

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physicist and the universe will contract and will die in a

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big compression

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you may think that we cannot

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answer this question,

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in fact we can here everything is connected with

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another question: how much matter is in the universe

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gravity is the attraction of everything that

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has mass with the more mass the

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more it says ations the stronger everything is

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attracted

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thanks to Einstein and his theory of

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relativity, we can calculate

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how much mass there must be in the universe

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for gravity to win and collect all the

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matter in a pool in one place,

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like a fisherman collecting the fish he caught, and

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we even gave it a name:

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critical density

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[music] it

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turned out that the critical density of

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our universe equivalent to 6

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hydrogen atoms per cubic meter six six

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hydrogen atoms for every cubic

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meter of the universe this is almost nothing

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bios tags so you understand how small this is it is

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equivalent to 6 grains of sand in

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the space occupied by the planet

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earth

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is really a very small mass

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look around in the universe there is so much

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matter in it probably more than 6

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hydrogen atoms per cubic meter the world and not an

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etching so we will find ourselves in a situation

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where the universe will exceed the critical

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density and gravity will ultimately

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win sometimes our universe will perish in a

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big compression

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bammin but maybe not

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now it’s not for nothing that space is called

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outer space

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in in the vast intergalactic deserts there is

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nothing and

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Bella and you will be lucky if you find at least

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one atom per cubic meter

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be what is the real situation of our

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universe above or below the critical

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density

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having learned this we will know our fate and the fate

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of the universe

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[music]

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watch

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thanks

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team and new ones to put an explosion

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or groans compression or cold sorry

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passed personally I prefer compressions you are from the

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cold so cold

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everything is fine with you between

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when the cup vibrates

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someone should know what the scenario will be

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two ways of death of the cosmos

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or even more

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sol peru motor astrophysicist

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university of california berkeley

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Sochi this question was so important it

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had such interesting consequences

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that I gladly gave it many

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years this question led to an amazing

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result

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so amazing that our team

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and the team of our competitors received the

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Nobel Prize if the universe

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is expanding, then shouldn’t it

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slow down at the same time, taking into account all its

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gravity

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when the universe is expanding and there are

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many different galaxies in it the

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distance between galaxies

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is increasing

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galaxies are moving away from each other we

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are trying to measure to what extent this

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expansion is slowing down

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if we go beyond the critical

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density there should be a stop and

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then collapse begins

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if the density in the universe is less

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critical, it will always expand, there

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will be no stopping, the ice will expand

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more and more slowly,

00:27:02

or in both cases, the universes

00:27:05

are slowing down

00:27:06

because gravity will slow down

00:27:09

the expansion, that’s what we were doing,

00:27:12

we started getting data, we found out that

00:27:16

the universe is not slowing down at all, on the contrary,

00:27:19

it is expanding faster and faster,

00:27:21

galaxies rushed towards each other from a friend,

00:27:23

constantly accelerating,

00:27:25

it struck us as if someone

00:27:28

threw an apple and she didn’t fall, she flew

00:27:30

further,

00:27:33

we and when we finally believed

00:27:35

the result turned out that in the past

00:27:37

the universe really

00:27:39

slowed down,

00:27:43

this lasted for the first half of the

00:27:45

life of our universe,

00:27:48

but about 7 billion years ago, it

00:27:52

stopped slowing down and began to

00:27:53

accelerate, since then it has been accelerating,

00:27:58

this wants to raise the question of what caused this,

00:28:04

if we knew that we could deal with new

00:28:07

energy that spreads through

00:28:09

space and causes acceleration to be

00:28:13

beneficial, but we did not know what it is to

00:28:16

somehow designate this a mystery

00:28:19

scientists called it dark energy, and we are

00:28:24

not talking about a dark color, but our

00:28:27

ignorance about the mystery of energy, we don’t

00:28:30

know what it is, what this

00:28:32

energy consists of, causing acceleration,

00:28:35

dark energy greatly influences the

00:28:38

expansion of the universe, it is, in principle,

00:28:41

capable of tearing the universe apart

00:28:56

what the universe will throw out this time the

00:29:04

death of the cosmos in the embrace of

00:29:08

dark energy of

00:29:17

destruction at breakneck speed

00:29:22

city of usa

00:29:27

[music]

00:29:29

imagine that our species lived phil plate

00:29:32

astronomer until the last days of the universe

00:29:38

we somehow managed to avoid the dangerous

00:29:41

invasion of aliens

00:29:43

falling asteroids king gamma-ray bursts

00:29:47

to you there are no runaway black holes even

00:29:49

destruction caused by human hands

00:29:54

but as it turned out there is something that we

00:29:57

cannot avoid like dark energy

00:29:59

[music]

00:30:02

if there is more dark energy

00:30:05

then the end of the universe will probably come

00:30:08

terribly quickly low it will be fire and

00:30:15

modern models themselves predict

00:30:17

that in a few billions of years,

00:30:19

the universe will expand

00:30:21

exponentially at a tremendous

00:30:23

speed spacex pencil space will

00:30:25

expand so quickly that our

00:30:27

galaxy will begin to burst at the seams stars

00:30:30

will fly apart

00:30:31

without a crown, but solar systems are powerless

00:30:34

against this threat

00:30:39

our star will be torn away from us in the blink of an

00:30:42

eye and

00:30:45

we will follow the sun the womb of the

00:30:52

grater dark energy penetrates everywhere

00:30:55

even into the smallest spaces between

00:30:58

atoms and molecules even into the space

00:31:01

within them with the expansion of space

00:31:04

becoming so extreme that in the

00:31:06

process of matter atoms will be torn apart

00:31:09

I can only imagine what it would be like to

00:31:11

be torn apart into atoms

00:31:17

[music]

00:31:24

yancy the insatiable dark energy will begin

00:31:27

undermine the very fabric of

00:31:29

space-time

00:31:31

until finally everything that was and should have been is torn

00:31:35

to shreds nissan

00:31:39

isildur this is the end that awaits the universe a

00:31:42

big gap

00:31:49

you seem to have shouldered the burden of the whole

00:31:51

world

00:31:52

just thinking about the fate of the universe it’s

00:31:57

somehow unusual for the

00:31:59

mind just explosions band not that it will all

00:32:02

end with a rupture, we didn’t

00:32:04

expect this,

00:32:05

actually this is a logical conclusion if you take

00:32:07

into account the effect of cosmological viscosity

00:32:10

when you take into account liquids

00:32:12

moving almost at the speed of light

00:32:20

cosmological viscosity of

00:32:23

this I definitely didn’t expect

00:32:30

the money,

00:32:31

what is it for if it all ends

00:32:33

[music]

00:32:36

this is the case is becoming increasingly strange

00:32:42

in space everything is

00:32:45

dying

00:32:46

including space itself

00:32:56

there are 3 endings your hunger and compression died

00:33:02

the gap

00:33:12

la la la

00:33:14

why not all three at once

00:33:16

because

00:33:20

because you no longer think that this is the

00:33:23

only universe this contradicts

00:33:25

quantum field theory wait but you would

00:33:28

n’t

00:33:30

she’s even a waitress at a restaurant, let’s watch and have some

00:33:35

coffee

00:33:36

[applause]

00:33:41

[music]

00:33:44

mind goes beyond reason

00:33:47

she’s a waitress or some kind of double

00:33:54

the universe is not 1

00:33:59

how it works

00:34:00

James Beach physicist

00:34:03

[music]

00:34:12

by as for many universes they are the

00:34:15

fruit of science fiction

00:34:19

ordinary but the truth there will be various strange,

00:34:22

impossible events

00:34:24

murmur, but many physicists, including me,

00:34:27

are beginning to think that many universes are

00:34:29

not only possible, this idea plays an

00:34:32

important role in understanding the structure of

00:34:34

the universe,

00:34:35

take inflation for example, but we, a

00:34:38

moment before the big bang, the universe

00:34:39

expanded greatly, as if an insanely

00:34:43

inflated balloon

00:34:46

[music]

00:34:47

children it was not just an expansion sign

00:34:51

it was a colossal increase in

00:34:53

size

00:34:55

rally imagine that you took a balloon and

00:34:57

inflated it to the size of the universe in a

00:35:00

billionth of a trillionth of a

00:35:02

trillionth of a second inflation and for

00:35:06

inflation this is the basis of modern

00:35:08

cosmology, this is the only way we can explain

00:35:10

our universe

00:35:12

[music]

00:35:15

brik, but according to the theory, not

00:35:18

only our universe inflated;

00:35:22

moreover, there were probably infinitely

00:35:25

many of them; the lights went out and died

00:35:29

from others survived collapse; with that, the third

00:35:33

expanded to the size of full-fledged

00:35:36

universes; each universe has laws

00:35:38

of physics that may differ from ours; there

00:35:43

is also quantum physics; this theory

00:35:46

perfectly describes our universe at the

00:35:48

level of particles of atoms

00:35:51

and in the pocket of which, with the interpretation of quantum

00:35:54

physics, every time something can

00:35:56

happen in different ways, for example, when an

00:35:59

electron can fly in one direction or another,

00:36:00

or when I can choose a

00:36:03

white or black De Niro shirt in the morning,

00:36:05

it is divided into

00:36:08

many realities

00:36:10

backspin we experience one reality in

00:36:13

our universe and other realities

00:36:15

exist in universes parallel to

00:36:17

ours

00:36:19

without me this means that every second

00:36:22

countless

00:36:24

parallel universes are created

00:36:30

there is also string theory a shift in this

00:36:33

theory physics has come as close as possible to a

00:36:35

mathematical explanation of everything this

00:36:38

theory of everything exists according to string theory

00:36:41

9 10 or even more dimensions of the cosmos

00:36:45

intrigues the remaining dimensions of the cosmos are so

00:36:48

tightly twisted that at the moment

00:36:50

we cannot detect them in our

00:36:53

universe

00:36:54

[music]

00:36:56

according to string theory, all possible

00:36:59

configurations are realized in different

00:37:01

universes in time and the fundamental

00:37:04

laws can be different

00:37:08

how many different ones exist universes, it’s

00:37:11

difficult to answer this question, according to

00:37:13

some estimates there are ten to the

00:37:15

five hundredth power

00:37:17

of God, he won’t continue, to be honest,

00:37:20

this is all quite strange, even for a physicist

00:37:22

like me, in any case, our understanding of

00:37:25

the cosmos is based on the idea of a set of

00:37:28

universes, they say, it’s possible even an

00:37:31

infinite set of universes

00:37:37

you are lucky because our universe

00:37:41

is unique in it everything worked out well for the

00:37:45

emergence of life so that we

00:37:47

can think about it everyone compares with

00:37:50

origami balls and bicycles talk

00:37:53

about the end of the universe if we understand

00:37:56

physics correctly sometimes somewhere out there there is a

00:37:59

universe that will die from a big

00:38:03

compression and the other will die from the great

00:38:05

cold, another from the big gap they are

00:38:09

these three of a probably infinite

00:38:11

number of scenarios that are now developing within the

00:38:14

boundaries of the multi-universe

00:38:20

multi-universe

00:38:22

was it a dream

00:38:25

or does it exist

00:38:30

which is here the universe

00:38:39

needs to feed the fish

00:38:43

hungry Nagano

00:38:52

major

00:38:58

food well,

00:39:01

sorry for the long time waiting

00:39:06

probably Joe is lucky in this universe

00:39:10

you can live

00:39:19

like this with all of us

00:39:21

[music]

00:39:24

in this universe there is life but

00:39:28

if the coin falls in another country

00:39:31

everything will change

00:39:33

[music]

00:39:45

this is what makes the multi-universe different there

00:39:47

are options

00:39:50

many options for life

00:39:54

many options for death

00:40:02

go crazy if this idea is a

00:40:05

multi-universe and honestly

00:40:08

where did you come from then there is a universe

00:40:12

where a stone falls on us is a killer

00:40:20

is there a universe where we

00:40:23

are swallowed up by runaways a black hole

00:40:29

another one where we are incinerated by death rays

00:40:40

all this happened somewhere

00:40:45

probably we are lucky with our universe

00:40:51

so far

00:40:54

but what fate

00:40:57

awaits all of us in the end,

00:41:03

I think it is human nature to look for the answer

00:41:06

to the question of what fate awaits our

00:41:10

species, this is our universe, we live in it, we

00:41:13

care about it, we want to know

00:41:15

what will happen in the end, an

00:41:23

epic battle is taking place above our heads

00:41:26

between the two forces that are

00:41:29

playing muscles in the entire universe,

00:41:33

expansion pushes everything away and gravity

00:41:37

brings everything together,

00:41:45

so it is dark energy,

00:41:47

perhaps it constantly exists everywhere,

00:41:51

the energy of empty space and

00:41:55

it always remains unchanged, you might

00:41:58

think that now the universe will not

00:42:00

slow down, will not stop and will not survive

00:42:03

the collapse and great compression, but we We do

00:42:05

n’t know yet whether

00:42:07

dark energy is changing

00:42:09

or not, so everything is possible,

00:42:15

maybe over time, dark energy will

00:42:18

change,

00:42:22

maybe in the future it will lead to a

00:42:25

big compression,

00:42:29

it looks like science fiction, but our

00:42:32

universe may be one of a large

00:42:34

number of universes

00:42:37

in other universes, the particle forces

00:42:40

differ weaker stronger and in

00:42:43

most other universes in life it is

00:42:45

impossible, but our existence cannot be considered

00:42:48

great luck because it

00:42:50

is obvious that we can find ourselves in one

00:42:52

of the universes suitable for life

00:42:59

in space there may be 25 dimensions

00:43:03

and all these additional dimensions can

00:43:06

be twisted in a variety of ways and in a

00:43:09

variety of ways configurations

00:43:11

Ibsen configuration

00:43:15

the idea of a multi-universe is great, but even

00:43:19

if other universes exist, we won’t

00:43:22

be able to get into them,

00:43:26

nevertheless,

00:43:28

there are enough exciting things in our universe new in you,

00:43:38

someday the universe will end,

00:43:44

you can bet on your house

00:43:48

for eternal sleep will not come soon

00:43:54

in trillions years

00:43:58

it is important to unravel a lot of cases

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