I really enjoy these types of videos where you explore unknown area's in space engine, I would really like to see more videos like this. Great video and keep up the excellent work that you do Anton.
Thank you Anton for producing your videos. I have enjoyed them very much. Apparently there is a Restaurant at the End of the Universe inwhich all Beings meet and enjoy each others company while watching the Cosmos end its existence. It sounds like a great place for a Christmas Party. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you and your Family.
Nice! I've done some exploring of stars and planets in other galaxies in Space Engine. Maybe I'll do more tonight. I read an article last month that said that water worlds probably can't generate life due to a lack of phosphorus. Phosphorus is drawn from rocks by water and this helps to create life. Since there are no rocks on water worlds, there's no phosphorus and therefore no life, at least not as we define it.
Can you please explain to me how your space engine looks with those nice effects? that look more realistic in the colors? mine does not look like that :( thanks
Anton Petrov Congratulations on another great video. Since you brought it up, maybe you should consider doing a video on the Fermi Paradox next, using Space Engine or Universe Sandbox. What do you think is the most plausible explanation as to why we haven't found any compelling evidence of another civilization out there?
There's one galaxy at the edge. Surrounded on all sides by hundreds of light years of void. Its a young galaxy. And at its very outskirts there's a star with a habital planet. Oh how lonely that must be.
Anton, I think i found out why you think it has no terrestrial surface but the planet have terrestrial life: i found out that the planet is tidally locked (by seeing the infinity sign on solar day) so the other dark side is probably terrestrial but you didn't see it
It has to be generated, space engine's file is too small for it not to be. It might be that every copy of space engine is using the same seed to generate, though, so everyone would have the same random objects in that case
@RGB Reading: more like 99.9999999999999999999999999999%, as the number of cataloged stars/galaxies is neglectable compared to what Space Engine shows.
If you were at the edge of the universe so that all the mass of the universe and so it's gravitational pull was effectively on one side of you, how would that feel?
To be fair, on an astronomical timescale, we've been searching for life for about a few seconds. I suspect in a few minutes, we'll come to that moment where we were holding the very thing we were looking for in our hand...
So how much of space engine is fiction? Obviously we don’t know what any of the planets at the edge of the universe look like, but it seems like in accurate 3-D map of the universe to some degree. So which is it?
There are over 3e+18 or 3e+22 stars over the entire observable universe, Imagine how many planets can there be in the observable universe. Btw: Cool video, and cool game... But I don't think this game can accurately "predict" or simulate the forms of the celestial bodies' shapes, colors, and of how many are there.
i dont understand how they know what kind of planets are out there that far if all they can do is know the plant is there by wobbles in the local stars.
nesymerp1 The pro the middle of the observable universe is us but only because earth is the only point where we have observed the universe. We don't know how big the universe is so that is impossible to answer.
Asking this question is a lot like asking where is the center of the map of earth? Yes it is relative to wherever you currently reside, this is why it is easy for unintelligent* species to believe they are the center cause they observe it to be. (*Humans)
That is if you travel at the speed of light, however the edge of the universe is expanding faster than the speed of light. It's not really a topic worth discussing, unfortunately.
Peter Rabitt and all the rest... Yes, you could because of something called warp drive. There's no theoretical limit to the speed you can travel with warp drive. And yes, it is feasible.
+Verisimilitude Dude It is not feasible, it's completely theoretical or merely an interesting idea. The proposed mechanism of the Alcubierre drive implies a negative energy density and therefore requires exotic matter. So if exotic matter with the correct properties can not exist, then the drive could not be constructed.
RGB Reading SMH at the naysayers. That's why we keep pushing for knowledge about how everything works. Just recently they discovered a new type of element called Excitonium, based on an escaped electron and the hole it left behind and the quantum effects it has. They also discovered gravity waves for the first time this year. They said you couldn't go over 60 mph or you'd have a heart attack, but they were wrong. They said we would never fly like the birds in the sky, but they were wrong. They said we'd never be able to crack the sound barrier. They were wrong. Just because we don't fully understand something now doesn't mean it will always be that way. I believe that there will be a break through and we will be able to travel the stars.
@Verisimilitude Dude Ok let's see here... first off, the discovery of a new element has nothing to do with this discussion. Not only have we theorized it for quite some time (as well as other non-natural elements we've created in the past) but it's a moot point. We didn't discover gravity waves, we've basically known about them since the 1900's. We just were finally able to create a mechanism to detect them. So no.. we didn't "discover" gravity waves. Your claim of "they said you couldn't go over 60mph" who did? Really? Are you that absurd... we cough at around 60mph.. we've known that well before we create a vehicle that could travel that fast. The only correlation between 60mph and a heart attack is the concept that coughing (which travels at 60mph) can help offset a heart attack. It's called "cough cpr" which is total bunk. That statement alone is asinine and you should feel ashamed for even bringing it up.. doubly so for getting it wrong. As for the "they said we would never fly like birds"... yeah.. maybe in the 1400's but that was also back during the time where the church was basically hampering scientific progress.. so nice try on that one. As for breaking the sound barrier.. there was no scientific claim that it couldn't be done it was just a task of creating a vehicle that could do it.. hell.. a simple whip can break the sound barrier and we were engineering those back in... um... well before recorded time. You need to educate yourself to tell the difference between since fact and science fiction.. and also what constitutes a sound scientific theory.
I don't think there is any supercomputer that could actually simulate that much detail. Or could there be short of an earth or solar system sized quantum computer
You can measure the light wave, to estimate what is the composition of the observed object, but is hard to measure the light of a object 17 billion light years away, you would need a really big telescope
There is not life at the edge of the universe because there is no edge to the universe. :) You also make the assumption humans are intelligent. Sentient yes, intelligent not so much. Insane totally.
Well I know enough to know intelligence is spelled with two Ls. Any creature can have learning and cognitive abilities, but not everyone has the wisdom to use them correctly.
1. Humans are one of the most, maybe the most, intelligent species on Earth. 2. Of course there is no edge to the universe, but there is an "edge" to the observable universe, which is the only thing we can see due to the universe expanding. 3. Look up the definition of wisdom before calling somebody out for misspelling a word.
Shaden0040 Did you really say Humans, one of the only sapient species on earth (and possibly the galaxy) are not intelligent? Do you even know what intelligence is?
I really enjoy these types of videos where you explore unknown area's in space engine, I would really like to see more videos like this. Great video and keep up the excellent work that you do Anton.
Bratwurst
This is giving me so much inspiraton to write science fiction!
Thank you Anton for producing your videos. I have enjoyed them very much. Apparently there is a Restaurant at the End of the Universe inwhich all Beings meet and enjoy each others company while watching the Cosmos end its existence. It sounds like a great place for a Christmas Party. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you and your Family.
Nice! I've done some exploring of stars and planets in other galaxies in Space Engine. Maybe I'll do more tonight. I read an article last month that said that water worlds probably can't generate life due to a lack of phosphorus. Phosphorus is drawn from rocks by water and this helps to create life. Since there are no rocks on water worlds, there's no phosphorus and therefore no life, at least not as we define it.
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I loved this video so much! Do more like this please!
Can you please explain to me how your space engine looks with those nice effects? that look more realistic in the colors? mine does not look like that :( thanks
he has a different version than us, one that isnt available to the public
'Twas me Anton! Luv the video and thank you so much! :D
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Anton Petrov
Congratulations on another great video. Since you brought it up, maybe you should consider doing a video on the Fermi Paradox next, using Space Engine or Universe Sandbox. What do you think is the most plausible explanation as to why we haven't found any compelling evidence of another civilization out there?
PLEASE do a video on ''Can We Find Life At The Andromeda Galaxy?''.
Andromeda
Yes
I love your videos💜💙
There's one galaxy at the edge. Surrounded on all sides by hundreds of light years of void. Its a young galaxy. And at its very outskirts there's a star with a habital planet.
Oh how lonely that must be.
Anton, I think i found out why you think it has no terrestrial surface but the planet have terrestrial life: i found out that the planet is tidally locked (by seeing the infinity sign on solar day) so the other dark side is probably terrestrial but you didn't see it
I like your vids
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The white eye Galaxy 4:17
oddly enough the first life bearing planet I found outside of Earth was at my first exploration near the edge.
Anton, you should make a Discord server so your fans can post video ideas! :)
Where the stars and galaxies randomly generated when they made space engine, or is it generated as you explore?
It has to be generated, space engine's file is too small for it not to be. It might be that every copy of space engine is using the same seed to generate, though, so everyone would have the same random objects in that case
Galaxies and stars that are commonly recognized and cataloged would be real but the other 99% would be generated as needed.
Anything that begins with R or RS is procedurally generated.
@RGB Reading: more like 99.9999999999999999999999999999%, as the number of cataloged stars/galaxies is neglectable compared to what Space Engine shows.
It doesn't keep all the info of the universe in memory at the same time. So it should be generating as you get closer.
is universe sandbox precise in terms of its star catalogs?
5:43 maybe its acid that gives it that color?
If you were at the edge of the universe so that all the mass of the universe and so it's gravitational pull was effectively on one side of you, how would that feel?
Anton try finding intelligent life aka: a planet with city’s/lights
I don't think Space Engine has intelligent life except Earth or at least i've never seen
Will the planet of ants have lights?
To be fair, on an astronomical timescale, we've been searching for life for about a few seconds. I suspect in a few minutes, we'll come to that moment where we were holding the very thing we were looking for in our hand...
not even a few seconds.. more like a couple planck seconds.
Do this again but make the video longer! Explore other galaxies!
Did Vlad pump out the newest build for the beta testers? The one with sea composition and new detailed textures.
How do you get to be a beta tester?
So how much of space engine is fiction? Obviously we don’t know what any of the planets at the edge of the universe look like, but it seems like in accurate 3-D map of the universe to some degree. So which is it?
Hello Anton !
Ummm , where exactly Is the Edge anyways ? And what does THAT look like ?
17.9Bly away? There possibly could be, but we wouldn't see it in the present, we'd see it as it was 17.9B yrs ago.
how can i get universal search engine?
Actually random tours in space engine seems more fun to watch Anton
I love Haumea in SE
There are over 3e+18 or 3e+22 stars over the entire observable universe, Imagine how many planets can there be in the observable universe.
Btw: Cool video, and cool game... But I don't think this game can accurately "predict" or simulate the forms of the celestial bodies' shapes, colors, and of how many are there.
am i the only one feels satisfied when he leaves milky way ? =3
Yay I'm early also I can't stop watching you're videos!👍👍👍👍 💞
I was early to
I found the galaxy But The Texture Is Not The Same. Why?
How did you get so fancy planet type names? I have "gas giants", "ice giants", etc. in 0.9.8
Cool
I haven't even watched the vid and it's cool
I started laughing when Anton said, we are intelligent life.
More intelligent than anything we've seen so far.
your name on hitlist Wait until the aliens coming to earth
Already been there, there's life there.
your vids are very interesting : )
When you get to the End of the Universe, order the Gargle Blaster. Trust me.
i dont understand how they know what kind of planets are out there that far if all they can do is know the plant is there by wobbles in the local stars.
what version of space engine do you have Anton ?
What shaders do you use for space engine
What if you launched Jupiter to Pluto, that would be cool
Make a video about going to the end of the Real universe from Ali Akbar Raja
Is this the 9.8.1 versoin?
Me too i was wondering that. It looks more beautiful, i don't think is 9.8.0.
Why not make a video discussing how it may be possible to travel faster then light
Because it's not possible. There is no means known by our current understanding of the quantum model.
Where is Anton?
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But? What's at the middle of the whole universe.
nesymerp1 The pro the middle of the observable universe is us but only because earth is the only point where we have observed the universe. We don't know how big the universe is so that is impossible to answer.
That's relative to where you are
Asking this question is a lot like asking where is the center of the map of earth? Yes it is relative to wherever you currently reside, this is why it is easy for unintelligent* species to believe they are the center cause they observe it to be. (*Humans)
There are like 3 comments saying first
intro song?
Universe is expanding so the universe has no edge
First, define what you mean by life, Anton.
Where are we, this ORION I wanna go home 😂
Please could someone who has the closed beta leak the files for 099?
You found me! :D
Can a star have rings?
how about beyond the universe
if space engine added the multiverse... Rip all computers
The computer collapses in on itself and becomes a blackhole
Is it kriptoenight
It'll take about 46 billion years to get to the estimated edge of the observable universe due to expansion.
That is if you travel at the speed of light, however the edge of the universe is expanding faster than the speed of light. It's not really a topic worth discussing, unfortunately.
Peter Rabitt and all the rest... Yes, you could because of something called warp drive. There's no theoretical limit to the speed you can travel with warp drive. And yes, it is feasible.
+Verisimilitude Dude It is not feasible, it's completely theoretical or merely an interesting idea. The proposed mechanism of the Alcubierre drive implies a negative energy density and therefore requires exotic matter. So if exotic matter with the correct properties can not exist, then the drive could not be constructed.
RGB Reading SMH at the naysayers. That's why we keep pushing for knowledge about how everything works. Just recently they discovered a new type of element called Excitonium, based on an escaped electron and the hole it left behind and the quantum effects it has. They also discovered gravity waves for the first time this year. They said you couldn't go over 60 mph or you'd have a heart attack, but they were wrong. They said we would never fly like the birds in the sky, but they were wrong. They said we'd never be able to crack the sound barrier. They were wrong. Just because we don't fully understand something now doesn't mean it will always be that way. I believe that there will be a break through and we will be able to travel the stars.
@Verisimilitude Dude Ok let's see here... first off, the discovery of a new element has nothing to do with this discussion. Not only have we theorized it for quite some time (as well as other non-natural elements we've created in the past) but it's a moot point. We didn't discover gravity waves, we've basically known about them since the 1900's. We just were finally able to create a mechanism to detect them. So no.. we didn't "discover" gravity waves. Your claim of "they said you couldn't go over 60mph" who did? Really? Are you that absurd... we cough at around 60mph.. we've known that well before we create a vehicle that could travel that fast. The only correlation between 60mph and a heart attack is the concept that coughing (which travels at 60mph) can help offset a heart attack. It's called "cough cpr" which is total bunk. That statement alone is asinine and you should feel ashamed for even bringing it up.. doubly so for getting it wrong. As for the "they said we would never fly like birds"... yeah.. maybe in the 1400's but that was also back during the time where the church was basically hampering scientific progress.. so nice try on that one. As for breaking the sound barrier.. there was no scientific claim that it couldn't be done it was just a task of creating a vehicle that could do it.. hell.. a simple whip can break the sound barrier and we were engineering those back in... um... well before recorded time. You need to educate yourself to tell the difference between since fact and science fiction.. and also what constitutes a sound scientific theory.
this is pretty cool, but these galaxies and stars and planets are just randomy generated in this game so... not real. but cool vid tho
I don't think there is any supercomputer that could actually simulate that much detail. Or could there be short of an earth or solar system sized quantum computer
No we cannot in the real universe. In fantasy, anything is possible.
does the program have filters for different frequencies?
Interesting and sad
search temprate terra with life...
so you're telling me that then were actual planets how do you know but then planets are out that for 17 billion light years away just curious
You can measure the light wave, to estimate what is the composition of the observed object, but is hard to measure the light of a object 17 billion light years away, you would need a really big telescope
I was the purson that tell you the idea . . . . . . Just kidding I wish it was me
Firsterony
There is not life at the edge of the universe because there is no edge to the universe. :)
You also make the assumption humans are intelligent. Sentient yes, intelligent not so much. Insane totally.
Well, if there's a Multiverse, there must be an end to the Universe right?
think of it this way there is an inside and an outside to an infintie universe surrounded by an infinite number of infinite universes.
Well I know enough to know intelligence is spelled with two Ls. Any creature can have learning and cognitive abilities, but not everyone has the wisdom to use them correctly.
1. Humans are one of the most, maybe the most, intelligent species on Earth.
2. Of course there is no edge to the universe, but there is an "edge" to the observable universe, which is the only thing we can see due to the universe expanding.
3. Look up the definition of wisdom before calling somebody out for misspelling a word.
Shaden0040 Did you really say Humans, one of the only sapient species on earth (and possibly the galaxy) are not intelligent? Do you even know what intelligence is?
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