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Every second you’re alive, invisible waves are stretching and squeezing you.
You can’t feel them. You’ve never seen them.
But tonight, you’re going to ride them.

In this long, slow-burn documentary for sleep, we dive into gravitational waves — the tiny ripples in spacetime created when black holes collide, neutron stars crash, and the universe itself rings like a bell. This isn’t a loud science explainer; it’s a calm, immersive journey where you’re drifting in bed while reality quietly moves beneath you.

🌌 In this episode, you’ll gently explore:

What Einstein really meant when he said spacetime can bend, stretch and move

How black hole and neutron star mergers send out ripples that pass straight through your body

Why LIGO, Virgo and KAGRA had to measure changes smaller than a proton

The first historic detection in 2015 and what that tiny “chirp” revealed

How gravitational waves act like time-traveling messages from billions of years ago

What these waves are telling us about black hole populations, neutron stars and the fate of the universe

Use this as a sleep story, background companion, or deep-night thought experiment. The pacing is slow, the narration is soft, and the ideas are big enough to make your everyday problems feel very, very small.

If you genuinely enjoy this kind of sleepy science, you can support the channel by liking the video and subscribing — only if it feels right to you.

And as always, I’d love to know where in spacetime you’re listening from:
👉 Drop your location and local time in the comments.

Sleep well, and let the universe move around you. 🌙