Скачать или смотреть 44 Billion Years To Andromeda Why Intergalactic Travel Is IMPOSSIBLE Forever

It would take 44 billion years to reach our nearest galaxy. The universe itself is only 13.8 billion years old.
This isn't a technology problem. This isn't a funding problem. This is a fundamental law of physics that no amount of human innovation will ever overcome.

Andromeda sits 2.5 million light years away. Even traveling at the speed of light—which is physically impossible for anything with mass—would take longer than humans have existed as a species. And our fastest spacecraft, Voyager 1, would need three times the age of the universe just to get there.

In this video, we break down:
→ Why the speed of light is an absolute barrier, not a challenge to overcome
→ The staggering math behind intergalactic distances
→ Why warp drives and wormholes remain pure science fiction
→ What Einstein's relativity actually tells us about our cosmic prison
→ The humbling truth about humanity's place in the universe

We are not going to spread across the cosmos. We are trapped in one galaxy among trillions. And understanding why changes everything about how we see ourselves.

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