the world is so insignificant

[HighHaze]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iZJb6yFDKIw&e
[youtube]iZJb6yFDKIw&e[/youtube]

how do you embed?

[JoshRyche]

Rather easily, there's a embedded script you can copy/paste to the right of the video in youtube.
Right where it says subscribe its there you'll see it.

[HighHaze]

Originally Posted by JoshRyche

Rather easily, there's a embedded script you can copy/paste to the right of the video in youtube.
Right where it says subscribe its there you'll see it.

wow....i already knew that thanks

[enevitable]

Talk about a lot of propaganda in that video, they say that because the universe is so big that there must be a creator

then they are say to explore this more lets go back to earth..

and then they show artist renderings of hubble shots like that is some big proof

[bkadoctaj]

Originally Posted by enevitable

Talk about a lot of propaganda in that video, they say that because the universe is so big that there must be a creator

then they are say to explore this more lets go back to earth..

and then they show artist renderings of hubble shots like that is some big proof

I don't think it's proof at all. I think it's one person's perception.

[enevitable]

Originally Posted by bkadoctaj

I don't think it's proof at all. I think it's one person's perception.

Well then that makes two of us

[noonecares]

i have to agree, i was pretty much amazed by it - then suddenly the theory that just because it's beyond our comprehension and knowledge, something paranormal must be behind it took me back for a second when it suddenly popped up.

i think we humans are still relatively primitive and therefore we still don't have the technology to really go beyond what we know, yet.
in the big picture of how we perceive time compared to what it is really, we've been here very short.

[BubbleFunker]

Speculation: picture yourself as a "who" in Who-ville.
Our known universe, merely a speck of dust within something far more incomprehensible than formerly imagined.
Yeesh!
I'm drunk again, and my brain hurts!!!!!!

[ManU10]

"If there is an end to the universe, what is beyond that?"

That question is something I have had on my mind quite a bit lately. It makes me feel all funny inside.

[HighHaze]

Originally Posted by enevitable

Talk about a lot of propaganda in that video, they say that because the universe is so big that there must be a creator

then they are say to explore this more lets go back to earth..

and then they show artist renderings of hubble shots like that is some big proof

yea i forgot to mention to disregard that, i myself am agnostic. too bad they had to tie that to the video

[suburbantoker]

Originally Posted by BubbleFunker

Speculation: picture yourself as a "who" in Who-ville.
Our known universe, merely a speck of dust within something far more incomprehensible than formerly imagined.
Yeesh!
I'm drunk again, and my brain hurts!!!!!!

I was tripping on shrooms at that movie and that segment blew my mind.

[Blaze all day]

This got me thinking. We can create an artificial enviorment for lets say fish, and you can manipulate this enviorment. What if we (stick with me here im really blazed) are in "gods" fishtank? think about that

[iddoher]

Originally Posted by Blaze all day

This got me thinking. We can create an artificial enviorment for lets say fish, and you can manipulate this enviorment. What if we (stick with me here im really blazed) are in "gods" fishtank? think about that

I have pondered this thaught before, kind of like Eric Cartman with his "Sea People"

[Blaze all day]

Originally Posted by iddoher

I have pondered this thaught before, kind of like Eric Cartman with his "Sea People"

Exactly!

[raherakty]

Originally Posted by ManU10

"If there is an end to the universe, what is beyond that?"

That question is something I have had on my mind quite a bit lately. It makes me feel all funny inside.

I hear that question a lot. The best answer I've ever heard is another question: what's north of the north pole? If we take the definition of the universe as everything that exists, it's sort of hard to then ask what exists outside of it. If we change the definition to be the region of space that encloses all the objects we can presently observe, then I suppose there could be things outside... but then it's really more of *a* universe than *the* universe.

Here's an animation I found that really blows my mind. Does a good job of highlighting just how small we really are. Definitely watch it to the end. Warning, it is about 1.2MB, may take a while to download on some connections. http://i51.photobucket.com/albums/f3...2609635165.gif