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Have you ever wondered about the biggest mysteries of life? 🌌 Why do we exist? How many universes are out there? And if the universe is full of planets, why haven’t we found aliens yet? 👽  In this video, we dive deep into the two greatest unsolved mysteries of science: 1️⃣ How many universes exist? 2️⃣ Why can’t we see evidence of alien life?  These questions take us to the edge of human knowledge. From the possibility of infinite parallel universes to the silence of the cosmos, you’ll explore mysteries that even the world’s smartest scientists can’t explain.  🔔 Subscribe now for more mind-blowing science stories, mysteries of space, and questions that make you think.

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00:00Imagine this. On a normal school day, you spend hours and hours learning the answers to questions.

00:06What is 2 plus 2? Who discovered gravity? When did the Roman Empire fall?

00:11But today, let's flip it.

00:13Instead of talking about questions with answers, let's explore the questions that nobody knows the answer to.

00:19The kinds of questions that make your mind race, your heart skip a beat, and keep you awake at night.

00:24The childhood curiosity when I was a kid, I used to puzzle over things that felt impossible to answer.

00:30Like, what would it feel like to be a dog?

00:33Would the world smell different? Would colors look strange?

00:37And here's a scarier one. Do fish feel pain?

00:40And if they do, what about insects?

00:43Are we accidentally stepping on living beings that actually suffer?

00:47But the rabbit hole goes deeper.

00:49Was the Big Bang just a cosmic accident?

00:51Or was there a plan, a blueprint of existence?

00:55And if there is a God, how are we so sure God is a he and not a she?

01:00Or maybe not a person at all, but something our minds can't even comprehend.

01:05Why do innocent beings suffer?

01:07Think about this.

01:08Why do so many innocent people and animals face suffering?

01:12Floods, diseases, accidents, things that feel unfair?

01:15Is it random?

01:16Or is there a hidden meaning?

01:18And if life really has a plan, is my path already written down somewhere in the fabric of the universe?

01:24Or do I have free will to change it?

01:26Am I the writer of my story or just an actor reading lines already scripted?

01:31The consciousness, mystery, and then comes the strangest puzzle of all.

01:34Who am I?

01:35Am I just a biological machine?

01:37Cells, atoms, molecules, all moving according to physics?

01:41If that's true, then why do I feel like I'm more than that?

01:45Why do I feel conscious?

01:47Why do I feel like I exist instead of just being a lump of matter?

01:52Science still can't explain consciousness.

01:55Is it just the brain firing neurons?

01:57Or is it something bigger?

01:58Something spiritual?

01:59Maybe even universal?

02:01And then the futuristic twist.

02:03If humans build robots smarter than us, could they one day become conscious too?

02:08Would they wake up one morning and realize,

02:11I exist?

02:12The edge of knowledge.

02:14When I was younger, I assumed that someday I would get answers to all these questions.

02:19That may be some great scientist, or a wise teacher, or some book would explain it all.

02:24But guess what?

02:25Even today, no one knows.

02:27Not me, not you.

02:29Not even the smartest scientists alive.

02:31And that's what makes these questions so powerful.

02:34Because they take you to the edge of human knowledge.

02:38And standing at that edge, you don't know if the next step will be a discovery or a mystery that lasts forever.

02:44Question 1.

02:45How many universes exist?

02:47So let's start with the first big question.

02:50How many universes are there?

02:52For centuries, humans thought we lived in one universe.

02:55The stars above us, the galaxies, the black holes, everything we could see.

03:00But now, some scientists believe we might just be living in one bubble among infinite bubbles.

03:06Imagine a cosmic ocean, and our universe is just a single drop.

03:10If that's true, there could be billions, even infinite universes, each with their own laws of physics, their own versions of reality.

03:18Maybe in one universe, you never existed.

03:22In another, you're a completely different person.

03:25And in some parallel universe, maybe you're watching this video, but in another language.

03:30The multiverse theory isn't proven.

03:33But it's one of the most mind-blowing ideas in science.

03:37Question 2.

03:38Where are the aliens?

03:39Now the second question.

03:41Why can't we see evidence of alien life?

03:44Think about it.

03:44Our galaxy, the Milky Way, has over 100 billion stars.

03:49And most of those stars have planets.

03:52Statistically, there should be millions of Earth-like planets out there.

03:56So, where is everybody?

03:58This is called the Fermi Paradox.

04:00If life is common, we should have seen signs by now.

04:03But the universe is silent.

04:06Maybe civilizations exist, but are too far away for us to detect.

04:10Or maybe they're hiding.

04:11Or maybe advanced civilizations destroy themselves before they ever get the chance to explore

04:16the stars.

04:18Or here's the creepiest thought.

04:19What if aliens are already watching us, but they've decided not to interfere?

04:24The beauty of not knowing, so here we are, left with more questions than answers.

04:29And you know what?

04:30That's okay.

04:31Because the beauty of science and philosophy ISNT always in the answers, it's in the questions

04:37themselves.

04:37When you ask how many universes exist, or where are the aliens, you're not just looking

04:44for knowledge.

04:45You're opening a door to wonder, imagination, and endless discovery.

04:49Maybe we'll never know.

04:51Or maybe, one day, a scientist, or even one of you watching this video, will stumble upon

04:56the answer.

04:57Until then, we stand at the edge of knowledge, staring into the unknown.

05:01And maybe that's the most exciting place to be.

05:04Closing hook.

05:05So, here's my question for you.

05:10If you could get the answer to one ultimate question about the universe, what would it be?

05:16Comment below, and let's build a list of the greatest mysteries together, because who

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05:21Maybe one day, we'll find the answers.

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