welcome back my friends so thank you guys so much for trying out calvpn the alpha the free Alpha
means the world to me so a bunch of people have signed up they've been testing now they've been
sending in feedback and uh even summer found some bugs and some really embarrassing bugs so thank
you guys for doing that uh you you're basically part of the team now and if you're new around
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protect you from a quantum computer so if you want to read more into that and what the hell
why that's important go check out the website in the description you can download the free
VPN you can use it for free uh and then the beta hopefully is coming in a month and thank you guys
again for using it means so much to me uh and I'm having a lot of fun building it uh it's a lot of
we're having a lot of fun behind the scenes come get involved a lot of interesting people involved
with this and yeah it's exciting to see where this is going to go anyway let's get into the video
if you can hear something walking around that is this giant dog right here silver Silva say hello
you're so loud you're so oh you want to be in the video all right what will we miss Vsauce
let's do it hey this Michael here and the year 6009 will be the very first year since
1961 that a year when written in Hindu Arabic numerals can be inverted and still look the same
but you and I probably won't live long enough to enjoy the year 6009 human lives just aren't
long enough we will miss out on that what other cool future events will we be Missy well first
of all you and I will probably be gone before the completion of the time pyramid inventing Germany
it will eventually be a pile of 120 concrete blocks but the builders are only adding one
block every 10 years since beginning in 1993 they've added only the first three at this rate
the pyramid will be completed in the year 3183 the final block placed by our great great great great
great great more than 30 greats grandchildren but even they will miss an opportunity to frolic
and play safely in the Chernobyl exclusion Zone The Zone I was just thinking uh maybe you know
I'm coming to the science of some of these but I can also give you some of the things you know I'm
annoyed that I'm gonna miss uh there's definitely a lot of them I've thought about this many times
in my life there's so many things I'm like Ugh you know that's that bums me that I'm going to annoy
that but uh he's about to talk about Chernobyl the last two videos we've talked about nuclear
wastes nuclear energy and nuclear bombs go check out those if you want to hear more about that
sorry of alienation where radioactive contamination from the 1986 disaster
will remain at levels too high for safe humans looks like a mission at a Call of Duty uh four
that's not permission for safe human activity until not the year 4
000 not the five thousands not the six thousands it will finally be safe probably in the year 22
000. possibly within our lifetimes but definitely within the next one million
years stars like Beetlejuice and Eda Karina will explode in brilliant supernovas visible from Earth
I'm bummed I'm probably going to miss out on these events because for a few weeks it will look almost
as if Earth has two sons despite being hundreds thousands of light years away their supernovas
will shine brighter than the full moon at night and be visible even during daytime but the real
Sky shows look like another Sun but everything else he said is pretty yeah that's what we're
thinking comes in three point 0.75 billion years our galaxy is full of stars viewed from
the surface of the Earth they look like little drops of milk in the sky which is why we call it
the Milky Way galaxy but all galaxies are named after milk lactose lactic Galactic galaxies and
every drop of milk in the sky every Star that you can see is inside our galaxy The Milky Way
but there's a blurry distant shape this one it's not a star it's not a cloud of gas in our galaxy
it is an entirely different galaxy the Andromeda galaxy there's also the large and small magellanic
clouds and it's two and a half million light years away from our own it contains twice as
many stars as The Milky Way and it is coming our way headed toward us at 300 kilometers a
second faster than a bullet now right now this if you didn't get from what he's saying yes
galaxies are really like Islands floating in an ocean and between the islands yes not much not
much at all guy looks like this in two billion years Andromeda will have approached so closely
that people will look up at the sky this in 3.75 billion years the night sky will be like a scene
from a science fiction movie or an awesome desk wallpaper incredible and kind of scary after this
scene the sky will literally be glowing with the birth of new stars as The Milky Way and Andromeda
Collide mixing up into a brilliant Cosmic tie-dye this simulation shows how Andromeda might collide
with the Milky Way but keep in mind that you are watching billions of years past every second these
galaxies are moving fast but they're also huge and covering even Huger distances they will collide in
the future but within the briefness of a single human life they appear almost Frozen unmoving
a couple billion years after colliding the cores of both galaxies will be married together in a
bright glowing Center Earth now a stepchild to what was once Andromeda part of a new bigger
family called milk dromeda it would be so cool to be alive to see our galaxy colliding with
another but don't get all fomo consumed by a fear of missing out because whatever life is
around then will have plenty to envious for they may have spectacular nightly views but
secretly wish they'd been born in our time to experience say the beginning of the internet
they will actually miss out on a lot of things because the moon moves one centimeter further away
from Earth every year 600 million years from today the moon will no longer be close enough to Earth
to completely block out the sun future humans or descendants of humans will therefore miss out on
a chance to ever see for themselves the beauty of a total solar eclipse from the surface of
Earth well if you've seen the other Moon videos I've made uh you'd know that the Moon yes whilst
it's migrating away from the earth eventually it'll actually start coming back so yeah and
then eventually Earth might even destroy the moon because it might get a little bit too close uh and
it's Earth's gravity is just going to rip it apart so yeah go look into that it's pretty exciting but
you know this stuff you know we'll never see another lunar eclipse if how do you know the
people by then won't be able to uh you know just sail across the Stars to another distant world
oh you know recreate everything in a simulation obviously what I'm saying right now could be a
counter to all of these things you know because a lot of these are in the far future but let's
just you know enjoy the the Romantic Romanticism of all this and I'll give you some of my things
shortly long before Earth dries up Niagara Falls will dry up well not the water part but the Falls
part every year the Rushing Water of Niagara erodes the Rock at the top of the falls one
foot backward by the year 52 000 it will have eroded all the way to Lake Erie and our progeny
will have no Niagara Falls to an Joy Granite has an erosion rate of about one inch per 10
000 years so certainly by the year 7 million Mount Rushmore especially its faces will no
longer exist and because they slowly get pulled in or ejected into space in 50 to 100 million
years Saturn will no longer have its lovely rings so life on Earth in the future might have awesome
supernovas and Galactic collisions to look forward to but they probably won't have Niagara Falls
Mount Rushmore total solar eclipses or Saturn's rings they also won't have you but you have you
except not all of it babies don't begin to form episodic memories right away meaning that
you missed out on you don't remember two of the most seminal events in your life your conception
and your birth but you can experience a bit of those moments right now
first of all when was I conceived.com lets you enter your birth date and get back the week your
parents probably made you happen as well as the number one song and the number one movie of that
that's so interesting may have also been involved travels quickly the most quickest in fact but it
can take a photon millions of years to escape from the interior of the star it was created in
through nuclear fusion it takes time just like your own gestation in your mother's womb newly
conceived photons struggle through a dense Stellar Jungle of atoms and molecules and electrons that
absorb and re-emit the photon taking a little bit of energy from it as it randomly rolls
around like a pinball sometimes after thousands or millions of years it's random walk finally
leads it to the star's surface where it pops out into space yeah well luckily for them they
don't experience time and they're everywhere and anywhere and they also don't experience distance
in a way is born a lucky tiny tiny tiny percentage of the photons that reach the surface of a star
find themselves on a path that will intersect with Earth and if you are lucky those photons
will end their journey by being absorbed onto your own retina if you enter the date of your birth or
the approximate date of your conception into this online calculator you can find a star that is as
many light years away from Earth as you are old when you look up at that star today you are seeing
light that left the star the very month you were born that left that star and entered space when
your entire body was just one cell Space is really big and your life is very short but space is so
gosh darn don't have to miss out on everything and as always thanks for watching alright so some
of the things I am annoyed that I'm gonna miss there's a lot all right there's a huge list I've
got for God if there is one I'm gonna be like get me back in there mate right you know these points
send me back Get Me Off the Bench gotta see it you know unfortunately there might not be one okay so
some of the things I'd love to be around when you know we discover other life you know just simple
life uh and as well as intelligent life if we do it's possible we'll never get there I think it's
definitely around and I think even simple life in our solar system will be found very soon uh what
else is there obviously AGI that would be awesome to be around true artificial intelligence that
would be so cool it could be our Doom might not I don't think we can really see right now you know
we'll shed up biological meat checks eventually I'd love to be around for that that's obviously
very speculative uh obviously the end of the universe looks like it could be a possibility
that would be very cool I'd love to be around to see us travel to other stuff that's probably one
of the most sentimental ones for me as a boy I used to think about that a lot like I just wish
we could travel to our star systems right now to see what is out there true adventure right
like imagine living on Earth back in the day when we didn't even have complete maps of the world and
you could get on a ship and just like go discover that would have been so awesome you know the next
big adventure is going to see what else out is out there in the universe let's go see other worlds
because they're just going to be beyond our imagination Nature's imagination fire exceeds
ours we are nature as well obviously some some of the more nerdy things I'd love to be around to see
what the next big pillar of physics is you know like what's going to replace space-time what's
gonna the next big idea of gravity everything else I want to know what the hell's going on that's
what I want to be around when if we figure out like what what is this like is this a simulation
like what is going on why are we here uh because obviously there's something going on you know what
it's just so bizarre I think that'll do for today's video guys otherwise we're going to
be here all night so you know come download calvpn the alpha and use it for free it
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