Happy to announce that the follow up to this, TIMELAPSE OF THE FUTURE, is now available: ukposts.info/have/v-deo/rXRlnbCse4OGsnU.html

Who wants to see this turned into a full series??

Don't blink you'll miss a few million years.

No matter how many times I watch this, it touches me emotionally. Yes, please make this a full series.

The last 40 seconds are just phenomenal. Such a history. The crustaceans, the amphibians, the lizards, the flowers. The pterosaurs, the dinosaurs, the asteroid. The mammals, the primates, Homo Sapiens. The universe shall tell our tale.

“Universe dies” My mom:”it’s all because of that damm phone”

This channel is way too advanced to be on UKposts man.

melodysheep was what really brought me the interest of astronomy. How beautiful the space is, how large it is and how mysterious it is. Stuff that really makes you think differently about reality itself...

0:30: The Big Bang 0:39: The First Star 0:48: Early Star Formation 1:06: Early Galaxy Formation 3:20: Milky Way Formation 3:35: Black Hole Formation 5:00: Star Death And Rebirth 6:26: Collapse Of Protoplanetary Dust Cloud 6:41: Birth Of The Sun 7:00: Formation Of Earth 7:13: Formation Of The Moon 7:27: Hadean Eon 7:37: Archean Eon 7:55: Early Life Forms 8:42: Oxygenation Of Atmosphere 9:12: First Complex Single Celled Life 9:30: Proterozoic Eon 9:42: Snowball Earth 9:58: First Multicelled Animals 10:06: Cambrian Explosion 10:09: Ordovician Period 10:11: Silurian Period 10:12: Devonian Period 10:15: Carboniferous Period 10:17: Permian Period 10:20: Triassic Period 10:21: Cretaceous Period 10:28: Rise Of Mammals 10:30: Homo Sapiens

we will have to wait 22 million years just to add another second.

UKposts: How strong do you want your existential crisis to be ? Me: Yes.

7:12 I lost count of how many times i watched this !!!! The sound pairing is awesome.

Watching the birth of our sun always makes me cry, life is beautiful

Can we just take a moment to appreciate that this is FREE

If this dude had a 250M dollar budget he will make the entire avengers series look like crap.

6:43 this moment makes the The Sun sound like the the most important star in the universe

this is literally the most beautiful thing i've ever seen my eyes feel blessed!!

Imagine being the bacteria that went inside a normal cell and accidentally started the creation of all complex life

Imagine the universe being a small atom in an organism

the cameraman is basically immortal

10:04 this scene make me goosebumb

“I do not fear death, I had been dead for billions and billions of years before I was born, and had not suffered the slightest inconvenience from it” -Mark Twain

What makes you cry? Person 1: Titanic Person 2: Notebook Person3: Hachi Person4: Sad music Me: TIMELAPSE OF THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE

Absolute masterpiece and cure for depression, have been watching this for over a year on repeat. Notice: How at 10:03, the last 600 million years of Earth's history are put to song, with each note of of the melody... or each "bar" I guess, not a music person so not sure... but each 100 million year cut-off mark, the note changes, six notes in total, ending at that high note at the end, each one covering exactly 100 million years. Helped me think of the Earth's history in this "metric" sense as well for a second, as generally I think of it in geological periods rather than numerical cutoffs. Crazy to think what happened in the last 100 million years... dinosaurs from the ancient world reigned from the beginning, then 40 million years through they go extinct, then the mammals take over the fresh earth, and then humans evolving only in the last percentagepoint of that timescale. Crazy.

I'm crying of joy. Thank you SO MUCH for this. I really loved it.

At the end when it went black i could see myself in the reflection. What an end

Nice job to the cameraman that filmed this

0:00 INTRO 0:29 BIG BANG 0:38 FIRST STARS 0:48 EARLY STARS 1:05 GALAXY 1:44 GALAXY MERGERS 2:25 EARLY GALAXIES 3:19 MILKY WAY 3:35 BLACK HOLE 5:00 STAR DEATH 5:16 NEBULA 5:46 REBIRTH 6:25 HYDROGEN AND COSMIC DUST COLLAPSE UNDER GRAVITY 6:40 SUN FORMATION 6:51 NETWORK OF PLANETS 6:59 FORMATION OF THE EARTH 7:06 DEBRIS COLLIDES WITH THE EARTH 7:17 FORMATION OF THE MOON 7:27 HADEAN EON 7:32 EARLY CONTINENTS 7:37 ARCHEN EON 7:52 FIRST LIFE CELLS 8:36 OXYGEN PRODUCING MICROBES BEGAN TO BLUE 8:44 OXYGENATION OF THE ATMOSPHERE 8:59 RISE OF THE ANIMAL KINGDOM AN COMPLEX SINGLE CELLED LIFE FORMS 9:28 PROTEROZOIC EON 9:37 BIGGEST ICE AGE IN HISTORY 9:57 MULTICELLED LIFE APPEARS 10:06 CAMBRIAN EXPLOSION 10:09 ORDOVICIAN PERIOD 10:10 SILURIAN PERIOD 10:11 DEVONIAN PERIOD 10:14 CARBONIFEROUS PERIOD 10:17 PERMIAN PERIOD 10:19 TRIASSIC PERIOD 10:22 CRATECOUS PERIOD 10:27 ASTEROID IMPACT 10:27 RISE OF MAMMALS 10:29 AUDSTRALOPHITECUS AFARENSIS 10:29 HOMOERECTUS 10:29 NEANDERTHALS 10:29 HOMO SAPIENS 10:30 HOMO NOUVEAU 10:31 OUTRO

Thinking that humanity is a terribly random event and appeared just accidentally... By universe mistake, a teeny tiny speck of cosmic dust accidentally acquired consciousness. And now is completely alone. It's not safe for one's sanity to bear this in mind. Now I understand why religions exist.

The last minute was a cinematic masterpiece. Wow.

22 million years: 1 second My pizza delivery: 3 hours

These videos you guys make just make me think differently about everything, see the universe in a different way. Thank you for the goodness that is your channel!

the music is literally flat out epic. period.

That final minute when complex life appeared, the music is breathtaking, and that final frame that shows how short humanities time has actually been on this universe compared to everything else that has come before. An absolute cinematic masterpiece

Breathtaking! I have chills head to toe. I have loved you guys for years. Thank you for creating this. I'm so jazzed about the new one coming too! ♥

That final frame of the eyes absolutely sent chills down my spine.

I don't care what anybody says, I would pay money to see this and similar videos like this one a big screen.

Literally one of the best science videos ever! It beings me joy to come back and watch this masterpiece. Well done melodysheep!!!

So glad I found this channel, I have to say these are the BEST science videos I have ever seen! Dude the editing, the sound design, is on another level. Every single one has giving me goosebumps and made the hair on my arms stand up. Ive never had a video draw me in quite like this before. You are on to something special , more please!

Theia: Crashes into Earth Earth: Achievement unlocked: Moon

Universe starts in 5,4,3,2,1 Big Bang Religion: am I a joke to you

So beautiful. Got some tears streaming. Lets not take this beautiful life for granted.

My favorite UKposts channel! The thrill I feel when I see that melodysheep has posted a new video is simply incredible. 💜

"Gravity is the great creater, the constructor of worlds.... But gravity is also the destroyer" I love that phrase.

Scientists: the fastest thing is light The camera guy: passing through galaxy's in nano second's

This was one of the most mindblowing videos I've seen in quite a long while. Deeply, deeply impressed.

the lasts seconds made me cry. wasn't expecting that to happen lol beautiful video. wish i knew about this channel sooner

The fact that every single second of this video can be a wallpaper shows how beautiful this is.

"Born too late to explore earth, Born too early to explore the universe"

Beautiful!! Powerful and awe inspiring.... This was indeed a masterpiece, as was the universe itself. Thank you for this video and thank you for all the time and effort which was used to enable it.

Used to listen to this and future timelapse a lot while trying to wrap my mind around larger numbers, in order to get a sliver of a grasp over the amount of time that has passed, and will pass from our perspective of the Universe. Extremely thankful that I had experienced this amount of compacted information in musical form. Be well 🙏.

*Every second is a 22 million years* Me: -Wow, those bacterias are really slow

This gotta be in the top 5 of the best videos ever created on UKposts... it left me speechless.

This video captures the vastness of our universe and the brevity of human history in just 10 minutes. It's a humbling reminder of our place in the grand tapestry of time. Mind-blowing!

Brian cox is an amazing narrator.

This literally gave me goosebumps !!! When the video ended, I was just sitting here, looking around, questioning my existence....

This is like "History of the entire world, I guess", but for professionals.

I came here to comment how I get I goosebumps every time I watch this, how beautiful it is, how I hold back tears, even after 5 years. I see I'm not the only one! Thanks so much for making this.

I’ve seen this video so many times. It always makes me cry. It hits me in a way no other video can or ever will again. ❤ thank you so fucking much.

0:01We're going on a journey 0:06This video depicts all 13 billion years of time unfolding on a 10 minute scale - from the big bang to today. 0:14Every passing second represents 22 million years. 0:18On this scale, humans do not appear until the last fraction of a second 0:24The universe begins in 5, 0:25The universe begins in 4, 0:26The universe begins in 3, 0:27The universe begins in 2, 0:28The universe begins in 1, 0:30Event: The Big Bang 0:38Event: The First Star 0:40From the primordial cloud of gas and cosmic dust, 0:44gravity forged the stars. 0:47Event: Early Star Formation 1:05Event: Early Galaxy Formation 1:07Gravity connects star systems together in vast galaxies 1:12and steers them 1:13on their journey through unbounded space. 1:24The relentless flow of time 1:26has driven the evolution of the universe 1:28and created extraordinary wonders. 1:44Some galaxies formed so close together 1:47that they're locked in a gravitational embrace. 2:07What a magnificent sight it would be. 2:38As it evolves, the universe passes through 2:41distinct eras. 2:44Vast ages, with beginnings, 2:47and endings, are marked by unique milestones, 2:53the births and deaths of its wonders. 3:02We are the product of a grand, evolutionary, sequence 3:06cosmic evolution 3:08About which we are only occasionally aware of. 3:18Event: Milky Way Formation 3:20Gravity is the great creator, 3:23the constructor of worlds. 3:29But gravity is also the destroyer, 3:33because it's relentless 3:35Event: Black Hole Formation 3:38When a star around fifteen times the mass of our sun collapses, 3:44All the matter in its core is crushed 3:47into an infinite void of blackness 3:50known as a 'Stellar Mass Blackhole'. 4:05The immense gravitational pull of these monsters can rip a star apart. 4:16They tear matter from its surface and drag it into orbit. 4:26This super-heated matter spins around the mouth of the blackhole, 4:30and great jets of radiation fire from the core. 4:40Although these jets can be seen across the cosmos, 4:43the core itself, remains a mystery. 4:50Not even light can escape, 4:52so their interior is forever hidden from us 4:59Event: Star Death and Rebirth 5:01Throughout a star's life, there is a constant battle, 5:04between energy pushing out and gravity pushing in. 5:09When it [the star] runs out of fuel, 5:11the star collapses and then explodes, with the brightness of a billion suns. 5:37As the star is torn apart, 5:39it will fire out into space, 5:41all of the elements that it created in its life... 5:45...and death. 5:49These are new stars, forming from the elements 5:53blown out, by supernova explosions. 5:58New stars being born, from the remains of the dead ones. 6:05And it's from this universe [of] death and rebirth 6:09that we emerged 6:12Because it was in a nebula, just like this, five billion years ago... 6:18...that our sun was formed. 6:24Event: Collapse of Protoplanetary Dust Cloud 6:27Clouds of hydrogen collapse further and further under the force of gravity and, 6:32the life cycle of a new star has begun. 6:37The star was born, that would come to be known... 6:41...as the sun. Event: Birth of the Sun 6:52Around it, a network of planets formed... 6:57Among them, was the Earth 6:59Event: Formation of Earth 7:06Debris, leftover from the formation of the solar system, collides with the Earth. 7:12Event: Formation of the Moon 7:27Event: Hadeon Eon 7:28Earth began life as a molten hell. 7:32The early continents were still forming. 7:36Event: Archean Eon 7:38The land was dominated by volcanoes. 7:42Hostile and lifeless, 7:48But deep in the oceans, 7:50life had begun. 7:54Event: Early Life Forms 8:01The latest theory is that chemicals, spewing from underwater volcanic trenches, 8:06solidified and created the conditions needed, for the first cells to form. 8:26For some, three billion years 8:28simple and microscopic organisms were the most advanced form of life, on the planet. 8:38Cyanobacteria and other oxygen producing microbes began to bloom, 8:40Cyanobacteria and other oxygen producing microbes began to bloom, (Event: Oxygenation of Atmosphere) 8:44These flourished in colonies of plant-like microbes that pumped out enormous volumes of oxygen. 8:59And it was this increase in oxygen, that was the key to the rise of the animal kingdom. 9:11Event: First Complex Single Celled Life 9:17Organisms started using oxygen to respire. 9:22You need a lot more energy which allowed the development of more complex life 9:28Event: Proterozoic Eon 9:37Just before complex life appeared, the world was in the grip of 9:41Just before complex life appeared, the world was in the grip of (Event: Snowball Earth) 9:42the biggest ice age in its entire history 9:57Event: First Multicelled Animals 9:57And then suddenly, (Event: Multicelled Animals) 9:59advanced organisms appeared. 10:02(That's it for the dialogue. Now it's just the events.) 10:06Event: Cambrian Explosion 10:08Event: Ordovician Period 10:10Event: Silurian Period 10:12Event: Devonian Period 10:14Event: Carboniferous Period 10:17Event: Permian Period 10:18Event: Triassic Period 10:21Event: Cretaceous Period 10:26Event: Cretaceous Period (There go the dinos) 10:27Event: Rise of Mammals 10:29Australopithecus Afarensis, Homo Erectus, Neanderthals, Homo Sapians 10:32Timelapse of the Entire Universe 10:40Created by Melodysheep 10:41For more about this video, visit melodysheep.com/timelapse 10:47That's all, and thanks for watching! I'm going to take a drink now.

As you can see, the camera man would do anything to keep his job

Most fantastically awsome video ever. It really hits deep into the soul. Have watched it so many times.

That was visually amazing! Thank You for that brief but compelling edit.

Knowing our era is just a blink of a eye, makes me feel an emotion that does not exist

... its like a movie trailer... but the movie is existence itself...

Every time I watch this I am just amazed. Such beautiful work.

Brilliant!! I cannot thank you enough for this video.

*ITS REWIND TIME*

Jellyfish: can I evolve now? Nature: maybe later. **1 billion years later** Can I evolve now? Nature: lol no

Your videos give me chills. And your music and score are just so perfect

Universe ends: Rockstar Games Presents GTA6

The first time I ever watched a Melody sheep video (Timelapse to the future) it truly changed the way I viewed the world. Once again they have created a thought provoking, informative, visually sumptuous and engaging film - thank you. While for some realising just how “insignificant” we are on the universal timescale for me it kind of makes me relax and realise that ultimately life, our world and the universe will keep going on regardless of what I do - sure we impact and influence those around us and the impact of our existence may be remembered and felt possibly for a few generations after us but then we will become lost to time and whatever the future holds. We often waste so much time worrying over things we have no control over and that don’t really matter in the bigger picture (does it really have any bearing on your life if a bunch of strangers disliked your Instagram post or your neighbour has differing opinions or that everyone doesn’t agree with your point of view. The truth is we often allow what those around us think affect us beyond what is healthy without stopping to appreciate we always have a choice on how things affect us - not necessarily an easy or straightforward one but a choice nevertheless.

your videos are amazing, very high quality i can watch it all day

Any time I’m stressed/worried about anything. I think about this video. How insignificant our problems are in the grand scheme of things

the fact that we're actually living in this massive universe just blows my mind. it's somehow so comforting to know that we're apart of something so powerful, beautiful and rare. makes you realize that you and your problems may occur big and unapproachable to you, but when you view the universe and your existence as whole, you will come to the conclusion that everything you do, everything you feel and experience in your life will eventually be.. gone

This channel offers such a great content content!!! Thanks for the magnificent effort. I absolutely love it!

0:29 - 0:38 Big bang 0:39 - 0:47 The first star 0:48 - 1:04 Early star formation 1:05 - 3:18 Early galaxy formation 3:19 - 3:34 Milky way formation 3:35 - 4:58 Black hole formation 4:59 - 6:23 Star death and rebirth 6:24 - 6:39 Collapse of protoplanetary dust cloud 6:40 - 6:58 Birth of sun 6:59 - 7:11 Formation of earth 7:12 - 7:26 Formation of moon 7:27 - 7:36 Hadean eon 7:37 - 7:53 Archean eon 7:54 - 8:40 Early life forms 8:41 - 9:11 Oxygenation of atmosphere 9:12 - 9:29 First complex single celled life 9:30 - 9:40 Protozoic eon 9:41 - 9:56 Snowball earth 9:57 - 10:06 First multicelled animals 10:07 - 10:08 Cambrian explosion 10:09 - 10:10 Ordovician period 10:11 Silurian period 10:11 - 10:14 Devonian period 10:15 - 10:16 Carboniferous period 10:17 - 10:18 Permian period 10:19 - 10:20 Triassic period 10:21 - 10:26 Cretaceous period 10:27 - 10:28 Rise of mammals 10:29 Australopithecus ararensis 10:29 Homo erectus 10:29 Neanderthals 10:29 Homo sapiens

"In this time-lapse, humans do not appear until the last fraction of a second." *C a m e r a m a n*

I cant believe all this happened in 6000 years

I've watched this video countless times, yet every time I watch this, it feels like it's my first time. amazing video!

This really makes you say “what’s the point of anything”

6:38 shout out to the homie, our Sun. Without you, we wouldn’t be existing right now. You a real g.

This channel is so underrated. One video of it is enough to make you fall in love with the universe.

thank u for so much beautiful content, im amazed by ur great work

After seeing the video I am looking around at everything.. _hi universe and it's atoms_

This channel does not make videos. It makes art.

It's so mind bending that us humans only appear in the absolute last frame of the entire 10 minute video! We've only been here for the shortest amount of time imaginable and only will be here for the shortest possible time on the timescale of the entire universe's existance. So enjoy every moment you're alive, how surreal it is that we're are here, living in this moment, on a floating ball of rock in the vast emptiness of space and time ❤

it's so beautiful. well done.

now i know what people ment by “Life can end in the blink of an eye”

I get goosebumos when the advanced organism appear at 10:04. And the music at this part fits so well, feels like the end is coming nearer, so good made.

Holy.. my word. This was incredible. I don’t have many words, because I’m sorta stunned, this was absolutely amazing.

Is there anything more beautiful than this? I am speechless!

Bruh the editing and soundtrack is phenomenal. You should have more subscribers

Who else is scrolling down the comments seeing if people are having an existential crisis?

Every time I feel down about my life I remember out of all of the things the Universe could have made, here I am. What a wonderful chance we've been given. Don't take it for granted. Live well and cherish this wonderful contest you won!

6:43 is sooooo beautiful!!! The music fit this event very good! Universe is beautiful and scary at the same time

And to think that there are actually people who think the Earth was formed 6,000 years ago

Plot twist: It was queen Elizabeth recording the history of the universe

My goodness... This is beautiful

Just brilliant, brought tears to my eyes.