What If the Oldest Objects in the Universe Collided With Earth?

What if Earth survived until the very last objects in the universe and then collided with them? 🌍💥🌌 In this extreme Universe Sandbox experiment, we travel unimaginably far into the future and bring Earth face-to-face with three of the final surviving objects in the cosmos. 🌌 The Last Objects: 🪐 The Last Planet — after an unimaginably long cosmic journey ⭐ The Last Star — one of the final sources of light in the universe 🕳️ The Last Black Hole — the ultimate survivor of the cosmic dark age As the universe ages, stars disappear, planets are lost, and almost everything becomes dark. But what happens when Earth encounters these final cosmic survivors? In this simulation, you'll see: 🌍 Earth surviving into the extremely distant future 🪐 The final planet colliding with Earth ⭐ The last remaining star encountering our planet 🕳️ The ultimate collision between Earth and the last black hole 💥 How each encounter changes Earth's fate 🌌 What the universe could look like when almost nothing remains From the last planet to the final black hole, this experiment takes Earth farther into the future than almost any other simulation. What happens when Earth meets the last surviving objects in the universe? What if the oldest object collides with the Earth, Universe Sandbox, oldest object in the universe, last planet, last star, last black hole, end of the universe, far future Earth, cosmic future, black hole, last star in the universe, universe simulation, astrophysics, space experiment, cosmic evolution What If the Oldest Objects in the Universe Collided With Earth? Timecodes: 00:00 - The Last Planet 01:40 - The Last Star 03:34 - The Last Black Hole 06:03 - Nothing