Boötes Void One Of The Largest Voids In The Universe
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- Boötes void is one of the largest known voids in the Universe. This massive empty spherical region in space is about 330 million light-years in diameter. The Universe is full of voids! Areas where very few things exist. Boötes void or the Great Nothing is such a place.
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Imagine if that void was the Universe's core
I am trying to learn, but have a hard time in doing so. I have epilepsy and the flashes you guys put between transitioning is causing me to have headaches. I want to continue watching, but so many of the videos have this and I can not bother anymore. Should be giving warnings as my epilepsy is severe.
I remember there was a great episode of Star Trek Voyager where they had to travel through a void that was completely barren of planets, stars and other matter on their long journey back to earth from the delta quadrant, and I remember the way it looked on the show and how depressed the crew got because, other than the ship itself, there was absolutely nothing in view. When they looked out the windows all they saw was complete darkness and I remember it took a mental toll on the crew and MONTHS later when they finally crossed through it they were so happy to be able to see normal space again and it really made you think about what it would be like if we actually had the ability to travel the stars like that and had to cross such a void in space. Even in the Star Trek universe it was very unnerving to have to travel through that, and that was but a tiny fraction of the size of the Boötes Void.
Ah yes. Thank you for your awesome input. ✌
I just watched that episode 2 days ago and it was a good one. I always liked Voyager because it had such a unique story to it and I love the characters that came out of it.
I loved ST Voyager. It was cool seeing a version of Trek where they were cut off from Starfleet for years at a time and had to rely on the whole crew to survive. As WelshWidgetMan2O1O already said, I also think some of the characters introduced in this series were super cool. I especially loved the introduction of the Hirogen and the various encounters they had with them, and the episode where Species 8472 morphed into human beings and recreated Starfleet Academy on a nearby planet. I really loved the end of the episode when Janeway and the S-8472 leader, played by the legendary Ray Walston, agreed to put their differences aside and become friends. I was one of those who actually liked Neelix. I know some hated his character but I loved Neelix because he always tried his best to make everything work for the betterment of the crew. There were a lot of GREAT episodes that really stood out (for me anyway) like the time the Hirogen took over Voyager for several months and expanded the holodecks to other parts of the ship and they continuously ran a nazi program whereby they would fatally wound Voyager crew members and the doctor would have to bring them back to life (if he could). The Hirogen were dressed as nazis and would hunt the Voyager crew mercilessly. The doctor was a busy man during that period! I also loved the episode where some random species of humanoids thought Voyager was a vicious warship staffed by cutthroat officers who tortured those they encountered during their passage back to earth, and of course, "Q" always made every episode he appeared in ten times better. Then there was the never-ending saga with "Seska" and all the craziness that ensued even AFTER she died. ST Voyager started off kinda slow but eventually found its groove and, IMHO, the last few seasons were the best of the series.
Kirk woulda got em thru that way faster then Janaway.....just sayin.
They prolly had video games and lots of movies n stuff and board games other things to keep them occupied
Scientists in a galaxy in the Bootes Void think they are alone in the universe.
That might happen.
Why bootes void it has ö that kinda o
@@trickyreacts2847 Because the name isn't English. It's either Scandinavian or German. There is a "ö" letter in these languages.
@Bender Bending Rodriguez thats what i call real science lol
@@codegoblin7740 science fiction*
Imagine being in that one galaxy inside the void…the epitome of loneliness.
Well, it wouldn't feel lonely for us inside a galaxy with billions of stars. 😄
But, that galaxy would be the entirety of their 'known universe'. Much smaller than what we're lookin' at for sure
Eventually if our descendants survive long enough they or whatever life remains will be like that in every galaxy when the light of other galaxies are lost to us forever and our universe just becomes our home galaxy.
We actually are in the largest void in the known universe. The KBC void.
Me who just conquered all the Galaxy I was in as a Devouring Swarm :
"Yes, I hope they patch that soon !"
The saddest thing I can think of is our inability to ever know more about these planets and places.
True right!?
That and the fact that the universe is expanding faster than we will ever be able to reach... meaning that our species will almost never be able to travel beyond our local galactic neighborhood.
@@qurangreen7041 unless some alien homies take pity on us and help us out
@@coffee5858 if they come across us we’re doomed, because they are so technologically advanced destroying everything we know is like a rain drop hitting the pavement. Their intelligence would be so far beyond our comprehension that we truly have nothing to offer.
@@zed90_OW I don’t think they would be expecting us to have something to offer Considering they would be a type 4+ civilization. Guess it would go either way, they could nurture a struggling Civilization (us) to ascend or- the scary scenario.
"Did you know the universe is filled with voids?"
Well... Yes... That's why they call it "space"
😄❤
I'm guessing the voids are filled with universes. :^)
@@Cosmoknowledge i
@@eugenesaint1231 well no, theyre filled with an extremely small amount of things
@@crcker3841 Maybe our universe looks like a void to them too. He he he...
Just sane... :^) Saint
so Boötes Void is where all my lost stuff has been going to
More or less. 😄
Every time a sock goes missing in the dryer, it appears in the Great Nothing.
It's where socks that get lost in the dryer go to.
The crack between your center console and seat in your car
lol very funny I’m going to like that comment
If we learned this in school, I would feel a lot better about waking up every morning.
I know right!? ❤
This is very true, if schools did this, I would be a lot more happy to go to school.
I only went to school for fun. I never did shit, I just went to talk to friends, eat lunch, and mess around. They passed me anyways.
the camera man did a great job of filming everything. Give him a raise
He got a raise. 😄
@Isaac Montecillo look at the mirror. Ur life is nothing.
Mans went beyond space and time
this kind of job could have him the highest salary in earth
How was he able to survive out in space?
Camera man never dies
Extroverts: "That sounds like hell."
Introverts: "It's free real estate!"
😄😄
oh yea i feel you
At some point, it can also be depressing to some introverts.
Imagine travelling across a huge void without any friends or relatives to hang out with, you can only see total darkness until the end of your lives, that'll be the worst.
Only if there's a planet filled with green green trees and blue skies that similar to earth's and you live all by yourself on that planet, that's a paradise.
Pop in my air pods I'm all good
When you talk about light years in big terms, it is always a good idea to repeat the size of our Galaxy in light years
Yeah, I feel you!
What helped me wrap my head around it was imagining the Milky Way was a fleck about 1mm in diameter and realizing that comparatively the visible universe would be a spheroid about one kilometer in diameter. If you walked briskly you could walk that kilometer in about 10 minutes, but the fleck you might not even notice or ever see...
@@Relbl Yeah, what a lot of astronomy explainers fail to grasp is spitting out lots of random big numbers is completely meaningless and not pictureable at all. You always need analogies, analogies, analogies.
Isn't the milky way around 150 thousand light years in diameter?
@@SamsarasArt yup, and the visible universe is about 100 billion lys in diameter, so the ratio of one to the other is about 1 million:1 - the same as a millimeter to a kilometer
Not to sound depressing but I can't wait to shed this body and roam the eternal universe once I'm dead.
SO MUCH TO SEE!
That won’t really be the point of Heaven, but merely a plus that comes with worshiping God
@@arcanum3882 Would prefer a heaven to roaming the universe till the day everything dies and I'm just left alone in this decaying reality unable to die unable to escape with nowhere to go truly a hell no god can hope to replicate
Thats IF we can leave out bodies,Or if we have souls at all,Or if we exist at all.Its confusing
@@shakeem444 Honestly staying at Heaven for ever and ever and ever would just be boring over time.
You think this depressing? 🌝I've been trying to find a meaning of life and our existence and all I am getting is going deeper into the void.
The largest void in the known universe is my bank account.
When you look at the night sky everything looks the same
Me: *Lives in air pollution*
Edit: Also lives in air and light pollution
Ohh, the ugly truth.
You mean light pollution
Light as well.😂
Funny comment.
That's where all my odd missing socks are.
@@alawimaher1679 no air pollution fogs everything.
Looking at the darkness beyond the boarders of our galaxy, even if backlit by other galaxies, still sends a down my spine. It's exciting, and scary, at the same time. Sucks that I won't be able to explore it in my lifetime.
You should play elite dangerous on the ps4 or pc its a 1 to 1 recreation of the milky way,you can visit all the nebulae or star you've ever heard of including black holes and Sagittarius A at the galactic center. its a beautiful game and probably the closest ill ever come to exploring the galaxy
Agh... I know right!? The future is gonna be so exciting.
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Now, think about what would happen if you could ever reach to the edge of our universe. What lies beyond the bounds of our very universe? Is there emptiness and nothingness or what? I mean just as there is no concept of darkness without light, there is no concept of nothingness where matter doesn't exist.
If you want to experience what it’s like to explore the void. Paint all your windows black and stay inside your house for the rest of your life.
I think a lot of people feel so small and meaningless when space is this big and we are such a small part of it, but i feel really excited to be able to know what we do about our known universe. Like, not that long ago, we didn't even know the sun was a star that we rotated around. We didn't know about other planets at all. But we know a lot about that stuff now, visit space regularly, have been on the moon as a species. It's pretty cool
Yes. I like your thoughts. Thanks a lot! ❤
OK, I watched this quite a while ago and didn't reply, so I think it is Awesome, Thanks for sharing this! 🌍
Thank you! ✌
@@Cosmoknowledge YW SIR.
Theoretically, that void might have changed and not be as big anymore or have more objects in it given that due to the distance we essentially see a the void as it was hundreds of million of years ago
@@bugsbunny4539 you dont have faith in the speed of light? it would make less sense if light was instant
@@bugsbunny4539 Better throw out your mobile and computers then, all made and designed by man!
@@bugsbunny4539 you can open a book and learn how they work you know. Do you spend all day paranoid? You can see doctors for that.
@@bugsbunny4539 ok please tell me how to a smartphone
Well this looks like the beginning of one of those 100s of messages long arguments 🍿
It's still not as big as the void in my heart 😔
You have a heart full of goodness in there! ❤
Or as empty as my love life
Oooooooow ❤️
@@savagepatty 💔
but it's more dark 🌑
"Turn the lights off, pretend we're not home."
It just looks to me like Boötes cleaned his room and threw the junk out.
His mum must be so proud 😂
Let's see, 335 million years wide traveling at light speed. That's one hell of a void.
It's an almost endless void. 😌
@@Cosmoknowledge it is indeed teriffying.
It would take you a 335 million years if you travel at the speed of time 😅 or will it, as you move faster in space u move slower in time so i guess till will stop ( or pass very slowly) for you that you would not age or feel that nothing has happend
Universe is crazy LMAO
@NTX what? You just said relativity, how did you come to the conclusion that it doesn't have physical attributes?
Time is relative to the gravitational force of a celestial body.
So, time does really have a physical speed, the mass of a celestial bodys relative gravitational force.
also, he is right.
Travelling at the speed of light , theoretically slows down everything for said particle/vehicle, because gravitational forces cannot really affect it, since gravity is excerted on an object is the same speed as lights speed(in a vacuum)
But if you travelled with the speed of light, it would be instant for you.
My ideal afterlife: free roaming of the universe for eternity
Well one of the alternative names for “outer space” is “the heavens”. This would be the best afterlife.
Well, you got yourself a location. 😄
So, pretty much Elite Dangerous😂
@@racingfuel28 yes exactly lol
I’d like be a ghost to haunt random people
Great vid, also respect the fact that the channel interacts a lot with people in the comment section, you got a sub
That's really good to hear. And it's so nice that you have noticed. Thanks for the kind words! ✌
SERIOUS PUNCH SQUARED
😂
The largest void is inside my wallet.
Aghh... I can imagine. 😆
Lol.
@@Cosmoknowledge "hahaha poor" spit
Lol
Your wife says that is not true. She says the largest void is between your laegs😅😅😅😅
Ah yes... the universe's representation of my love life. A true definition of foreveralone.
Loneliness is relative. Some find solitude to be a treasure. ❤
@@Cosmoknowledge really ? They named the biggest void in space as booty's void...you gonna say nothing about that ?
The "visible universe" they forgot to say
This channel has so much potential. Hope it grows.
I really appreciate this. Thank you so much!
This is where all of my socks go to
Wow! I have wondered this myself. 😄
Am pretty damn sure my lost wallet is in there too.
same
and my pen
I wouldn’t expect anyone to know what I’m talking about when I say this, but someone should recommend this video to Ironmouse in one of her endurance streams. Really ratchet up the existential dread on this one.
Recommend all tomorrows instead.
A most diabolical suggestion
I approve
Who?
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@@AlexorPwnsAll that shit was annoying, only lasted about 45 seconds b4 giving it thumbs dwn.
I loved the bit at the end about our weight on different planets! What a great way to comprehend the gravity!! Amazing!! Xx
Nice to hear that. Thank you! 😍
It's mind boggling to try and imagine such a thing, great video!
I always wondered why I've felt so alone, isolated, unfulfilled and no one relates to me.
Realizing that 'home' encompasses such emptiness is pretty disconcerting, but simultaneously reassuring. Now I understand, and frankly... I can't wait. 🙂 ✨✨✨
Life is beautiful! ❤
@@Cosmoknowledge Only for the lucky ones. Besides, it depends on what is meant by 'life'. For some, all they get is 'existence'.
Still, my (awful) experiences over 30+ years haven't stopped me from achieving goals, creating inspiring art, and learning about the secrets beyond the terrestrial...
*There are celestial experiences which lie far beyond tomorrow.*
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"Before I start, I must see my end.
Destination known, my mind’s journey now begins.
Upon my chariot, heart and soul’s fate revealed:
In time, all points converge, hope’s strength re-steeled.
But to earn final peace at the universe’s endless refrain,
We must see all in nothingness... before we start again."
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-- 'Diamond Dragons' (book I)
@@Novastar.SaberCombat bro you OK now?
@@Cosmoknowledge depends on your experiences and how u look at living. I know people who’s life is not much different than the concept of hell….other than temperature
Yea when I was young I dreamed about void. Didn’t know it was home
I'm reminded of an old short SF novel by the late great Poul Anderson, "World Without Stars".
That looks interesting. Thanks for that!
@@Cosmoknowledge That was creepy.
I'll check it out as well thanks
Fascinating video! Please keep up the good work. Earned a sub!
Thank you so much, man. I highly appreciate that!
It’s an enormous cluster of ancient Dyson spheres.
That's bonkers.
What would need that much power?
@@jackalzirson2631 palpatine
@@Cosmoknowledge I think that apart from voids and walls a third category also exist which is yet to be discovered as one of the largest structure of universe. If we look at the past it might be possible that the age of universe was somewhat bigger and hence gave a certain amount of time to the voids to exist.
For now it is what I partially think.
Dyson spheres are impossible. Not enough mass. Take our own solar system. All the planets only make up 2% of our suns mass and half are gas planets.
I wonder if it could be possible for a different universe to have "bumped" into ours, causing galaxies to be spread out "unnaturally", causing voids such as Bootes.
You never know until you know right!?
That is one theory. Look up the CMB cold spot. Some scientist believe we bumped into another universe and it's sort of a "gateway" into it.
@@StinkyGreenBud Not a gateway, just an imprint
No because our universe is just a computer simulation and it cant be bumped by anything
@@bartzioms3914 Its not
any alien life in that void finna be alone forevor 💀
My ego is bigger.
😄😂
No one cares.
Wow, what a great video! It is very interesting to learn about space and you guys make it so fun to learn.
Also, such an underrated channel. This channel deserves more attention!
Discovery of galaxies greatly influenced the direction and investment in astronomy. Andering was an unrealistic optimist in his quote. If we were observing from the center of the Bootes void, no one would have considered "island universes" until much later.
True.
The largest void in the universe is my bank account.
That saitama x Garou serious punch brought me here😅🤩 also the KOL watchalong was mainly responsible
😍😍
Narrator: "The universe is just like a sponge, or swiss cheese."
Universe: "H O W D A R E Y ....The humans are just like Electrons, or atoms."
😆😆
The humans are like neutrinos compared to the universe
I see now why this was in my recommendation
We be subatomic particles in that comparison.
@@necrodon88 what did u search ?
"An empty street an empty house. A HOLE inside my heart"
Oh, your heart is full of life and you are loved. ❤
Nothing I can do. Total eclipse of the heart.
Im all alone the room are getting smaller
@@danielsanjaya1510 "I'm all alone the space are getting wider"
@@jonathanmoelester448 "I wonder how, I wonder why, I wonder where they are
The stars we designated, the galaxies we mapped together, oh yeah"
It's not the loneliest universe. It's the most advanced civilization that existed! Devouring its neighboring universe for energy.
That would be interesting.
I like how you reply to almost every person keep it up!
Oh, glad you appreciate it. Thank you so much! ❤😍
What blows my mind is even though they've crunched the universe into digestible regions. It's still unfathomable just how realistically far 1 lightyear is, something like 6.6 TRILLION miles. Can't even wrap my head around 1 lightyear. Much less 10 or 100 light-years in in terms of distance.
I love how you respond to your viewers! Keep up the great work!
Oh, that's so great you appreciate that! Thanks a lo! ❤
@green 'frigerator: I actually didn't start shit with anyone. Liar. I asked the user behind this videos upload about a very serious flaw in the narrative of this video & the trolls came out to defend the video, the uploader, like their gospel & can never be questioned...
And that is bullshit! You started with me. Dingleberry.
Got this feeling since childhood. If you go in a single direction into space, you may reach your starting point.
It might be true. Space curves.
Not entire universe, entire visible universe lol
I don't feel like I belong here anymore
😆😆
yes you do
“Rick James dwells in the abyss”
-Charlie’s Murphy
😄😄
lol
I’m so fascinated that the universe is never ending. It can go for 900 billion light years and never end. That is insane
It's dark out there, you don't know completely what's in the void. I find it amazing how people try to perceive something way beyond their very existence. It's awe inspiring and tragic.
Many times the universe makes us feel puny. But when I reflect on the fact that some tiny species such as us are aware of this whole vastness, it makes me feel big. Imagine ants being aware they live on a rock that orbits a huge ball of fire! Hey, life is amazing! ❤
The sheer scale of cosmic existence is utterly terrifying.
True.
The vastness of the universe is outright terrifying 😬
It's a mind-boggling place.
The bootes void is like my social life. Distant from anyone, light years before a single human interaction and deep into the dark.
Someone help me please...
Get out of your comfort zone, love life, and be yourself. We love you! ❤
That does sound kinda lonely, but being in a room with your loved ones and still feeling empty inside is the loneliest place you can be
You are full of love and life. You just have to reach for it, and enjoy the moment you have! ❤
That's where all my school pencils go at the end of the year.
Aghh. I knew it.
My weight? are you saying I am fat..? well, maybe but only by 50 pounds or so.. *snicker* The Booties void has always fascinated me.. I never realized there where so many.. I will have to dig out my old research papers and look at what I had discovered about it.. My memory is so bad any more.. Well done Ardit.. I truly appreciate you and Russ and your team.. such good work you all do..
It really feels good to be appreciated, Tink! I appreciate you for being so loyal to me and this channel. You have my deepest gratitude, my friend!
@@Cosmoknowledge Your a good man Ardit.. and I always like to support good people..I have great respect for you and your project..
Weight is relative.
I don't weigh nearly as much on the moon.
Thi I'm still fat >.
@@savagepatty But your savage and that counts for something eh Patty! Carry on gal!!!😎
It's very entertaining and informative, Thank you.
Awesome to hear that. Thank you!
The channel that cheerfully informs about things which make us want to curl up in corner & cry.
We have to see beauty in everything. 😄
What a poetic existence, it decided to project the emptiness inside me
😌
If we exist at the center of a void then that could help explain cosmic expansion
Considering Dark Energy/the Universes expansion as well as Light Delay, I'd assume it's even larger now
It could be slightly larger now.
The cosmos shows us that we are small, negligible and insignificant. But the sheer size of the universe too shows us what we can be, more than what we are. I love space, I love cosmology. Because ironically studying the cosmos is the most depressing way to be filled with encouragement and hope that we would one day be inspired to be as big as this world
❤
Hope the James Webb space telescope can take a peek inside.
Great vid 👍👏
Thank you! ❤
Why? There's nothing there.
@@georgeturner301 Then was the Hubble Deep Field image a waste of time?
Did you ask "Why? There's nothing there" when astronomers decided to point the HST at a point of "empty" sky?
@Galaxy Magnate I hear you, but surely that's what telescopes are for? To try and discover things we never thought existed or couldn't see before? The JWST is a new, and exciting, set of "eyes", so if it were up to me, I'll take a peek!
Take care and stay safe 😊
@Galaxy Magnate Why would you start off by telling him he's not cool. Sounds like you have some self esteem issues. That type of language doesn't belong in a scientific discussion. Unless of course your 12. In which case, learn from this. Be a decent person.
*Teachers supply room be like:*
😄😂
As a video game lover, I know that those voids are filled with unfathomable monsters and that its my job to *take. them. down.*
I kinda feel you. 😄
Very strange hearing the guy who talks about voids in the human soul on Explore With Us talking about voids in outer space here 😂 Good video!
The production quality of this channel is amazing. Subbed.
I'm so glad to hear that. Thank you so much! ❤
Saw a interesting video that put forth that the whole of the night sky should be lit up with stars like daytime. The reason why it’s not isn’t because stars are dim because of their distance but rather the stars we aren’t seeing are moving away at faster than the speed of light.
Wrong its not faster than the speed of light but is still fast
@@mightycannon1512 proof is in the pudding
@@ducknorris233 ??
@@mightycannon1512 it’s a common retort in the US.
If they were that far away you wouldn’t be able to see them anyways. The biggest reason is because they simply aren’t visible to the naked eye through our atmosphere when they’re so far away.
The diaeresis over the 'o' just makes it more menacing.
Great video, nice visuals and engaging script!Subbed . Just a note, some of the transitions with the strobe effect (0:47) can be too harsh for photosensitive persons. Thanks!
Hey, thank you for that. I will surely be more careful about it.✌
Incredibly fascinating.. thank you for the video
So glad you liked it! Thank you! ✌
Just watched this again, When I first heard of the Bootes Void, I was amazed by It's size and distance from Earth, I would love to know how and why the voids came to be as I'm sure a lot of others would as well, Thank you Cosmoknowledge. 🛸
Well, the universe's density can't be the same everywhere. Some places are dense with filaments and those filaments are separated by voids. Thank you! ✌️
I remember watching a physics video from the channel QuantumFracture some time ago that touched this topic.
I think he explained something like: if you look at the Cosmic Microwave Background, you'll see that even on the Universe's earliest stages the matter was not perfectly evenly distributed, even though it was much, much more compressed. At some point particles begin to combine, then atoms formed and then molecules and so on.
The Universe, despite being infinite and homogeneous at a certain scale, has always had areas with less matter on them, so to speak.
And logically once it expanded gravity made that more noticeable. Just as the way planets and stars form, nearby objects such as galaxies, galaxy clusters or superclusters that are close enough tend to attract each other and/or get closer, whereas in the case of objects that are too far apart, space expands too fast for their gravity to have the same effect, and some remain more and more isolated from the rest as time goes on.
Remember that gravity is stronger the closer two objects are (without considering how massive they are).
That's just what I remember from the space videos I've watched. Correct me if I'm wrong.
Hope it helps!
Gojo Satoru: Infinity void exist everywhere
Wow!
They must have one heck of a HOA to remain so exclusive.
A cabin by the water in the middle of the bootes void sounds pretty nice to me.
I wonder if this is where all my missing toys went
It can be. But it's hard to tell cause it's mind-bogglingly far from us. 😄
It was gonna take me, I think, 2 weeks real time, to reach boötes void in elite dangerous.
Wow! That's nice!
decided to do some rough math, it’d take about 350,000 years to reach bootes void in supercruise lmao
@@_jackeronii3039 🤣🤣🤣
Whose got the time
man imagine if there is or was a civilization living in a galaxy sitting in the void, possibly never seeing into the outside universe
makes me feel lucky where we are now
We might actually be inside a void. Check our video: czcams.com/video/_Qp935xmABg/video.html
You should have said “observable universe” instead of “universe” because we don’t know the size of the universe, just the observable one.
True.
Those Void's are just future DLC's(Not included in The Universe Pass)
So the universe is run by EA now?
The forever alone guy is so in the friend zone he's stuck here
😄😄
Absolutely fascinating.
So glad you like it. ❤
While I know it's a bit fanciful(and equally terrifying), I've always liked to think of the Void as the result of same grand intergalactic civilization, placing Dyson Spheres or similar sun-dampening Megastructures all over their home galaxy and everything else surrounding it.
That would be bonkers, but to tell you the truth, I think that those megastructures would be kinda outdated for such an advanced civilization. Maybe things would be wireless and non-physical for a species that advanced.
Wonder if this inspired the name for the vacuum cleaners.
The extraction of energy at the atomic level is a promising avenue for future energy sources. The concept of Dyson Spheres, once seen as a potential solution to our energy needs, is becoming increasingly obsolete. The destructive power of the atomic bomb dropped on Nagasaki serves as a stark reminder of the immense energy that can be harnessed at the atomic level. Instead of relying on massive structures, we can look to the tiny building blocks of matter instead.
Imagine being a spacefaring race in one of those galaxies smack dab in the middle of nothing. It would definitely be eerie knowing you’re that far away from everything else
That's bonkers. 😄
Curious thing Bootes void is literally the biggest thing ever registred in the universe
It's mindbogglingly vast.
Of the known universe, there could be larger things in the rest of the universe we dont know of
Biggest nothing, funnily enough
As a major TMA nerd all I can think of is that we just found this Universe's primary manifestation of the Vast.
The people in that galaxy must feel LONELY af
Well, at least they still have billions of stars around them. 😄❤
Loneliness is relative. Others find solitude a treasure
I know right!?
Lmao, i came here from opm 167. 🤔
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The void in my heart : "mmm, that's quite likely"
Cosmically Cool, Cosmo !!
I either forgot or just learned We're in the Virgo SuperCluster... as a Virgo
(for whatever significance), I find that kinda Cool. Universal Grats, Cosmo.
Virgo people. Hey, thank you! ✌
5:50 That are a lot of Kessel runs! ;-)
When the aliens used an antimatter bomb
Wow!!!
Or peharps the Void is composed of antimatter galaxies we can't detect
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