Hey guys, it's Mikey Chen.
This is kind of crazy, but did you know that
the Milky Way and its companion galaxies are actually moving.
I mean, they're not like packing up into a U-HAUL moving across the universe.
But they are physically moving,
and really really fast
By fast, I mean about 1.4 million miles an hour
due to the ever-expanding universe.
And astronomers had no idea why this is happening
until the recent discovery that
the Milky Way and its companion galaxy Andromeda are actually being pushed.
Yep, they're being pushed by an intergalactic void.
Now the intergalactic void theory isn't anything new.
But the void itself was never located,
so, researchers have really no backup for their theory.
But recenty, a study published in Nature Astronomy
reports that this intergalatic void location has been discovered
and it's pushing our galaxy's even further into outer space
And if you're wondering how we were able to find, well, a void.
Researchers looked at the motions of the galaxies
and created a 3D map of the galaxy flow field
which allows them to find an under starred region,
the region that's doing all the pushing, aka. the intergalactic void
Prior to this discovery, many theories were made
to explain the Milky Way push phenomenon,
one was that the denser regions of space
were pulling us forward because of gravity.
Scientists thought the Greater Attractor,
a region that contains six clusters of galaxies 150 million light-years away
was a possible pull force.
Othe astronomers pointed to the Shapely Concentration,
a region 600 million light-years away
for being the force at work.
But now that we found the location of the intergalactic void
which just sounds like a 'Star trek' term to me,
we could be one step closer to finding out the secret of our universe.
And what lies beyond our technological capabilities.
Next up, 80 years old Robertson Nelson,
the president of the Cryonics Society of California
and one of three people who frozed a man named James Bedford
in liquid nitrogen 50 years ago
is now saying he sure that Bedford will be brought back to life.
And that he wants to be frozened when he dies as well.
So let me explain how this all began.
In 1967, James Bedford,
a psychology professor passed away from kidney cancer at age 72.
And it was about to be the world first cryo-preserved human being.
Unlike contemporary patients who are cooled and then stored into a liquid nitrogen capsule,
Bedford really got the beta treatment here.
he first had an ice pad,
his blood replaced with biological anti-freeze
stuff into a styrofoam box
and then stored, yeah, and a garage for a short amount of time
because his capsule was still in the process of being built.
Bedford told Nelson a few days before his dead,
he said: "I don't have any hope that I will ever be revived
but I do this in the hope that
this incredible science will benefit my children and my grandchildren someday
Nelson is now confidence that Bedford will be revived soon
because as he explained it,
at a time when Bedford was frozen,
men had never been on the Moon
there were no GPS or cell phone.
That's why he's so confident
that we will definitely be able to develop technology advanced enough
to save Bedford within the next 50 years
Although Nelson doesn't believe in immortality,
he does believe in greatly extending life
and says that there is no question
that science is progressing rapidly,
which, of course, is true.
But let me know what you guys think.
Do you think we could possibly develop a method
to revive a human being within the next 50 years or so?
And let's say we could,
would you then 'Demolition Man' yourself (tên một bộ phim)
Now, actual figures of how many people have been preserved this way are difficult to obtain.
But there are estimated to be several hundred people in the US and Russia
And if cryogenics really works,
then we must be able to bypass
the cellular damage at temperatures near absolute zero for years and years
which is almost impossible.
Also I was thinking, doesn't a person's soul move on after his or her body is dead?
And if that is the case, do we really want to wake a bunch of people up that have no souls
I mean we saw how well that turned on in 'Supernatural'
but I think all we can say now
is that cryogenics is still something of science fiction,
and that we will wait until the first human is restored
to give any type of sincere recognition.
Ok let me know in the comments below.
If the technology does work, would you wanna do it.
Also do you think it's safe to wake up a bunch of people
who might not have any souls
and potentially initiate the soulless human apocalypse?
Oh and by the way guys,
the Beyond Science magazine has officially launched
and so far the feedback, I think, it's pretty good
So, check out the first issue, the link in my description box.
Let me know if you like it.
Thank you all so much for watching this video.
I'll see you later.
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