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No AI is used in this documentary. So enjoy knowing you're watching real content, by real storytellers and scientists! What will the final proton see? How long can something endure in a dying universe? And when time itself fades… who will be left to remember? 0:00 - The Final Proton 1:45 - Prologue: Creation's Prelude 4:38 - Chapter 1: Birth of a Cosmic Scale 11:18 - Chapter 2: The Lives of Stars 25:40 - Chapter 3: A Universe of Stars 43:22 - Chapter 4: When Darkness Took Over 55:58 - Chapter 5: The Slow Death of Everything 1:05:35 - Chapter 6: Eternal Cold, the Final Era If you want to learn more about the cosmos, be sure to read Geraint F. Lewis' books. He wrote this video, everything you heard. His writing style is wonderful and worth reading on a page! Buy here: https://www.amazon.com/Where-Universe... Alternative video title: The Final Proton in The Universe [Full Documentary] Join us to explore our universe with astronomers on the cutting edge. Created to be relaxing, immersive, and entertaining -- made for people new to astronomy, and those who have been in awe of our universe, and studied it for years. Researched and written by Geraint F. Lewis‬ PhD Voiceover by Leo Richards, from ‪@NaturalWorldFacts‬ Production Credits: Directed by Matt Revello Animated by Mirko Torres Sound designed by Franco Amato Video edited by Jonathan Calle Thumbnail by Jose Luis Toledo Script edited by Gabriel Nucci Graphic & Motion Design by Thales Menezes Content strategy by Louix Gilpin Production management by Oliver Gilpin Watch in other languages: Russian: ‪@Жизнь_и_Земля‬ Sources: Cosmology's Century: An Inside History of Our Modern Understanding of the Universe by P J E Peebles The Cosmic Revolutionary’s Handbook by L A Barnes and G F Lewis Big Bang by Simon Singh The First Three Minutes by Steven Weinberg A University from Nothing by Lawrence Krauss The Inflationary Universe by Alan Guth Max Tegmark’s webpage on multiverses: [https://space.mit.edu/home/tegmark/] The Life of the Cosmos by Lee Smolin Endless Universe by Paul Steinharht and Neil Turok