20 stars: from the Sun to UY Scuti seen from Pluto

Compare the size of the best-known dwarf and giant stars, seen from the dwarf planet Pluto, 5,900 million km, taking the place of the Sun, the center of the solar system. The stars are: The Sun, Alpha Centauri, Sirio, Vega, Bellatrix, Pollux, Arturo, Aldebaran, Rigel A, Deneb, Antares, Betelgeuse, AH Scorpii, KY Cygni, VY Canis Majoris, VX Sagittarii, Westerlund, Woh G64, NML Cygni and 1. UY Scuti.
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[@mbstarburstmapper3842]

Pluto: I'm so far away that no star will ever be able to heat me up enough. *UY Scuti entered the chat*

[@borhanuddin4289]

Uy scuti temperature below than our sun. Lol.

[@mbstarburstmapper3842]

@@borhanuddin4289 yeah, but hot and big enough to roast Pluto anyway.

[@idontknowrlly3808]

@@mbstarburstmapper3842 Aye. Uy scuti fills to saturns orbit.

[@arneshpal7702]

😂

[@arneshpal7702]

@@borhanuddin4289 ok

[@jonarohmuthui314]

Most of you people don't understand this clip, it doesn't not show how these stars look from pluto, but rather how they would look in place of sun from pluto

[@ravinayak3306]

Good on you Mate, well said

[@ravinayak3306]

Pluto has only a night sky, no day time light like the earth. Every star in the galaxy will look exactly like it is seen from the earth. The only exception will be our own sun. From Pluto, even our sun will look like any other star.

[@naveenkumar-uc2nk]

These stars having sun place look like this

[@juno2317]

@@ravinayak3306 Day time occurs, it's just about as dim as sunset and there is much less exposure. The view from Pluto would be astonishing.

[@sammastersful]

It took a few stars to get the jest of the video... tour rt tho

[@NIKOLAGAMING13]

A huge thanks for going to Pluto and recording all these wonderful clips for us to see!

[@OH-STUNNER]

First

[@casualsuede]

After this video pluto wakes up in a ball of sweat. Pluto: woah, I had this nightmare.... Mercury: Welcome to my reality.

[@uzmaansar5179]

*lol*

[@CarlosRivera-nc4ox]

😂😂

[@hazwi]

lmao just replace mercury with venus

[@EpicHardx]

Ñ 🥺

[@padmac8176]

I got a bit of a shock when Antares popped up, but then came the larger monsters! For a second I thought UY Scuti was going to burst out of my screen!! Very good video. :)

[@CAMENGAT]

Muchas gracias Patrick: Un abrazo

[@paragbanothe7111]

@@CAMENGAT please say english

[@Sword_pudding]

@@paragbanothe7111 try using google translate to understand

[@threemagesisters2567]

@@paragbanothe7111 No Os Que Va Hablar Español

[@sm00thgames63]

BETELGEUSE: *THE FLOOR IS LAVA* UY SCUTI: *THE SKY IS LAVA*

[@georgeturner301]

Unimaginable!!!... NO WAIT!!!!

[@abducco3110]

Stars don’t have lava

[@ByLeonYT]

Stars don't have lava we

[@ByLeonYT]

@@sm00thgames63 what

[@Mr.-Joker-Bang-Bang]

😂😂😂

[@gingwich]

Imagine waking up and seeing a freaking giant ball of plasma heating your planet oh, wait...

[@sarahhaugh7922]

Just imagine NOT seeing it! Oh, the horrors!!

[@speed2574]

You get to see this every day

[@martin11844]

@@speed2574 yeah but is not in every direction in the sky and is not cooking your planet to death, it would be nice if did i liked deneb and antares

[@ender4344]

*oh wait..* glances at sun with sunglasses *we have that here...*

[@tifluvsu80]

IT’S *”UY SCUTI”* 1 sec later: *ded*

[@maxprezas92]

Fascinante pensar que a pesar de lo diminuto del Sol en el cielo de Plutón , aún así logra mantenerlo unido a él.

[@lobao3881]

Boludo

[@maxprezas92]

@@lobao3881 me soplas el venudo

[@lobao3881]

@@maxprezas92 Desculpe não entendo o idioma boludo

[@jose.g5156]

@@lobao3881 no hablo idioma de macaco xd

[@eloperador8345]

@@jose.g5156 lo mataste al chico futbol

[@felipereyes9415]

De todos mis años viendo videos del universo y tratando de imaginar los tamaños de estas estrellas, debo decir que me has dejado impresionado con esto. Gran trabajo!!!

[@PinkFloydsfan]

0:36- Sun. 10:46- UY Scutti.

[@Maraien]

Damn nigga

[@blitzkid02]

It's like a billion suns

[@ATemplarIGuess]

@@blitzkid02 8, take it or leave it

[@turnersexplicit7912]

Ty

[@fl_o_x]

Uy scuti is 1,188,000,000km of diameter and Pluto is 5,900,000,000km away from it but still, it looks like the star is almost touching it. Amazing

[@clauwasaki4548]

cuz it isnt accurate

[@jeevanmadyapady8779]

1188000000 is the radius of uy scuty not diameter .

[@fl_o_x]

@Jeevan M Adyapady Yeah mb.

[@willdiesel3909]

Is radio

[@Kookieh-fb8pf]

You would not see that it is a lie

[@Orpheonix]

[Antares Rises] "You gotta be kidding me.." *Checks video, only half-way through O.O

[@kerbodynamicx472]

Orpheonix are you sure that’s Pluto? More like the view on Saturn or Uranus

[@soliswolis]

Kerbodynamic X They have.... no surface...

[@willyuchmow7871]

@@soliswolis i think he means because UY scuti is only big enough to engulf saturn if i recall corrrectly so he's saying the way the stars look from pluto could be wrong because they should actually be further away

[@nahuel6246]

@@willyuchmow7871 this stars are so big that you have to be so many Millons kilometers away to see them like this, otherwise they will cover the entire sky.

[@willyuchmow7871]

@@nahuel6246 yes of course I know that, I'm not in a place to judge how good this simulation is or what, I was just explaining the last comment.

[@DrumLaw]

Man, some of these stars are like a billion kilometers wide... Beyond comprehension...

[@3characterhandlerequired]

Two billion. That's radius. Diameter is twice that.

[@Masterpeace0_0]

So there's a comparison

[@rivenoak]

if it helps your imagination: the latter stars in that vid would fill solar system up and beyond Jupiter's orbit . that's why they look so close :)

[@lecinquiemeroimage]

DrumLaw; it is NOT so sure ... For your information, Pluto IS NOT [on average] the planet in the solar system furthest from the Sun, it is Neptune! But, because of its great eccentricity, Pluto is at its maximum, more distant from the Sun than Neptune. Also note that the dwarf planet Pluto (not much smaller than Mercury), is not [on average] about 6 billion km from the Sun or Earth, but less than 1 billion km, ... ... whatever the place where it is !! This is due to two errors of science: on its average orbit radius [less than 36 a.u] AND on the average Earth-Sun distance, which is significantly less than 150 million km !!! (between 33 and 54 million km → values corrected today November 20, 2020 ). To serve you. professeur essef, in mathematics (active for over a year on KZbin and Wikipedia, in astronomy & astrophysics).

[@Psalm1101]

Yup gusss what75 ped ent of all stars are redwarfs tiny red stars no life will make it not enough heat huge radiation levels tidal forces and orbits to.close no?life around75 percent of all stars inare galaxy frank drake equation is dead were are alond in the galaxy astrophysicist brian cox and most others agree guys watch this strange rock with will smith

[@zethithi8102]

E olhe que a distância entre planetas são gigantescas, é assustador! Aló Brasil!!! Meus conterrâneos deixe um like 😉

[@zagoleo7732]

Respeito todos os ateus e no que acreditam sem ter nada contra, mas toda essa grandeza assustadora do espaço só me faz adorar a Deus ainda mais...

[@rubensnerys2317]

@@zagoleo7732 amém !

[@zagoleo7732]

@@rubensnerys2317 amém irmão!

[@Rodrigo-je5zy]

Salve lambe sal

[@thisisajang]

Looking at those gigantic stars kinda make you feel very insignificant, isn't it?

[@fatcatlol038]

What is insignificant sorry Im a kid

[@thisisajang]

@@fatcatlol038 insignificant = unimportant, small

[@malakiblunt]

true, but on the scale of the universe or even our gallaxy even UY scuti is just a speck of dust

[@joses.4078]

Why would I feel insignificant, maybe I can feel as a very small atom but not insignificant

[@thisisajang]

@@malakiblunt true, there's a blackhole that way much bigger than the whole Solar System, and then there's the whole observable universe. We're insignificant indeed

[@ulisescerna3025]

La música es hipnótica y las vistas alucinantes, simplemente genial. Nuestro sol es un grano de arena comparado con estos colosos cósmicos.

[@CAMENGAT]

Muchas gracias Ulises. Un abrazo

[@jgutychile]

Así es... El sol es un grano de arena... Imagínate la Tierra... Imagínate NOSOTROS!!! No somos nada... NADA!!

[@ElNegroEma666]

@@jgutychile no somos nada y lo somos todo ,,sin nosotros quien contemplaria la bella del universo

[@nilsonacostacordoba534]

@@ElNegroEma666 arrogante tu crees que en la inmensidad del universo estamos solos.

[@ElNegroEma666]

@@nilsonacostacordoba534 nunka dije que estabamos solos solo dije q somos parte de la conciencia del universo experimentandose a si mismo... Un saludo hermano mio

[@marcobasco8730]

Ok the real question is how temperature change on pluto according to the difference stars.

[@Cipher71]

Depends on the corresponding luminosity. As a general rule, the luminosity of the bigger stars is higher, therefore more energy (in the form of light) will be hitting Pluto with the larger stars. Pluto doesn't have a significant atmosphere that can hold in heat (and if it *did*, the star is so bright it would quickly blast it away anyways), so you'd be experiencing the heat the same way as on the moon, which for reference is about 230 degrees F when you're in the sunlight, but in the shade it drops to around -150 degrees. As for how high the temperature would get in the day on Pluto around these giant stars, I'm not 100% sure (need to do some calculations), but I can guarantee it would be *way* higher than 230! At night, however, the temperature would drop way back down into the negatives.

[@YYHoe]

Pluto would turn into a giant comet around the supergiants and hypergiants due to their sheer heat.

[@Cipher71]

@Spanish Yes, exactly like Mercury! That's an even better example. Any areas in the light would be super hot, but there could still be ice at the bottom of deep craters if they never receive any light.

[@donaldbaird7849]

@Spanish I don't know if Pluto's gravity is strong enough to hold on to gaseous nitrogen

[@Bilbopedia]

@Spanish Mapping Idk even why some consider that Pluto have a atmosphere.. That shit is thin as fuck. And it doesn't have any magnetosphere, it mantains the "atmosphere" just because it's far as fuck.

[@malvinysraelgarciaalcantar2328]

Impresionante como se veria rigel ☀️ siempre me ha impresionado la gigante azul 🔵

[@alfatauri402]

Te quedo estupendo, tan lejana es la distancia de Plutón al sol que este mismo pudiera parecerle a un hipotético observador una estrella más del firmamento.

[@CAMENGAT]

Gracias Tauro. Un abrazo

[@enriqueyac9907]

@@CAMENGAT seguro que esas estrellas hipergigantes si fueran nuestro Sol nos abrazarían de Mercurio hasta Saturno o Neptuno hasta Plutón

[@angelquiles3709]

Esto me hace volver a reflexionar lo diminuto que somos como humanos y lo grande que es todo el universo y lo que hay es un misterio..

[@TrueRetroflection]

Around the 5:00 mark Pluto: “Haha, I’m in danger”

[@zagoleo7732]

Plutão é tão pequeno perto do Sol, o Sol é tão pequeno perto da Scuti, e a Scuti é tão pequeno perto de uma galáxia, mas a distância assombrosa do espaço pode fazer tudo parecer um pontinho... ¡Saludos! Video increible

[@johns9864]

Wow! The sun looks so small: just like stars appear to us .

[@jamexxxxxxxx]

But it gives light to pluto brighter than moonlight

[@ivan30ad1]

This is inaccurate. The Sun actually looks more bigger and shines more light than this video depicts. Just look at the New Horizons images

[@AlexeyWade]

@@ivan30ad1 lol, se te nota lo hispano

[@danielyarasepulveda4249]

Obviously it's because this is depicting the size, if it was the brigthness the sun would outshine the entire sky around him and you wouldn't be able to tell his boundaries, that can also give you an idea of how bright would be the bigger stars.

[@borhanuddin4289]

This isn’t accurate, if sun appear like this, we never discover ploto. Because of sun light we know there is pluto. Sun light is enough bright to reflect it’s light in Pluto. That's why telescopes can discover pluto. Without sunlight pluto can't be seen or discovered since it’s don’t have it’s own light. This video total garbage.

[@raulcharlie216]

Cuando veo esto dentro de mi tengo las ganas de estar en Plutón sentado mirando como pasa todo eso ...me da como nostalgia

[@morgianaetienne618]

Having Nightmares already tell Jupiter not to come closer to earth.

[@sandydennylives1392]

No,love Jupiter, without we would have been wiped out.

[@Psalm1101]

Are star is a g2 star 10billion yr life span life has been here4.5 billion a g star like ours but lifdspan is only 5 billion years life would be done here

[@grim_bbx2241]

@John Nelsonwe all would fall to our knees and pray to jesus, but not before we shit ourselves lol 😂

[@sandydennylives1392]

@AXEL KAULBARS Not so long ago five or six huge meteor's slammed sideways in to Jupiter due to it's heavenly magnetic field. Old Juppy felt 'em. There is a 'tube vid of it. They were heading our way.

[@EvilMeganium]

@@sandydennylives1392 i just imagine a asteroid passing by then jupiter would suddenly grab it break into pieces and put in the asteroid belt, and mars would be like: wth

[@user-yo1nr7sh3e]

Расстояние до Плутона 5.9 млрд км🤩🤩

[@the83rdtrombonist60]

Imagine waking up and even your ghost is on fire.

[@windoesstuff678]

UY Sctuti: hello pluto: oh no

[@guilhermetrainsubway]

5:13 omg!!!!!

[@greyellison4846]

Oh my god these stars are so big!!! Like I knew they were big but I was legitimately shocked halfway through at the size and then it just kept getting bigger and bigger

[@Stookerify]

Insane, I got a fu**ing anxiety attack.

[@fastmclaren71]

When light takes about 1hrs 30mins to go from one side too the other, you know you have one big f&%king star on your hands. :--O

[@pwnmeisterage]

You're referring to speed of light in free space. It's slower through dense medium, it's slower in deep gravity. It would take many millennia for light radiated from the star's core to reach the surface.

[@lashs5311]

Imagine you're trying to play an online action game with a friend living at the other side of the star (?)

[@BlokenArrow]

Light takes millions of years to escape from the core to the surface of the hypergiants

[@davidrevelo3628]

Quisiera estar en Plutón para ver toda esa belleza 🤩

[@suscribirsenocuesta1655]

Alguien más le gustó el sonido de fondo parecen audios subliminales ... Relajantes... ❤️👌👌🇲🇽👻☃️

[@sab1229]

the freakiest part for me isn't how big the stars are, it's how far out pluto is for it to not be engulfed by these

[@EmsyWolf]

*_Sorprende el cómo desde Plutón el Sol es como esas estrellas que todos vemos en el cielo nocturno en cualquier momento; un puntito blanco que parpadea y parece pequeño pero que en realidad es gigante._*

[@arnulfoortiz9312]

Tan SÓLO la música del fondo me dañañara, siento que voy volando en otras planetas.

[@sirfrancisdrake2049]

...Cuando una persona tenga "aires de grandeza" o " te mire en menos", dile que vea este video!, y la existencia le dará un tremendo combo!,para que cambie en su vida!!!

[@DanteLikesRock]

¿Que tal? Having trouble understanding people? Toggle subtitles in the pause menu under settings

[@cherub3471]

Hermano, el ser humano es realmente grande (incluyéndote a ti mismo). La cuestión es no hincharse (como hacen muchos ricos) ni desinflarse (como hacen muchos pobres) a razón de las posibilidades materiales. Lo más triste en todo caso es que hayáis caído en el engaño de un sistema que quiere que os sintáis una nada en el espacio infinito, y así hacer todo lo que desean con vosotros. Quién llevó una cámara a Plutón? Cada día crecen los que se dan cuenta gran engaño del sistema solar y con pruebas más verídicas que esta simple animación sacada de la imaginación del editor. La forma de la tierra sigue en un tenso debate y ya viajáis a Plutón, a la Luna, a Marte. Despierten de verdad y dejen de deleitarse con las distracciones del mundo de hoy, antes que sea tarde

[@ghostdawn8975]

Le dices que vea este video y te pega tal hostia que te deja mas rojo que UY Scuti

[@alanruffolo8257]

@@cherub3471 Ya salió el terraplanista de turno...

[@capitanmeliodas172]

@@cherub3471 ve a la escuela, el universo es pura matemática y la tierra sabemos todos como es, no hay ninguna discusión, sino personas idiotas que van en contra de la verdad Es como si alguien dijera que 2+2=100, cuando todos sabemos que es 4, pero aún así hay pendejos que dudan de ese 4

[@albamila78]

Que interesante, el concepto q tenemos de medida cambia al ver éstos vídeos, para mí son de las mejores cosas q he visto

[@CAMENGAT]

Muchas gracias María. Un abrazo desde España. Cuídate...

[@georgeturner301]

the jump from big blue, to big red was startling! Deneb 282 M Km. Dia. to Antares 1.2B Km. Dia....WOW!!!

[@DenverDonate]

It's hard to wrap my mind around how massive some of these must be to look as big as they do from Pluto. They look so close to Pluto....but they're so far away. This universe is too big for humans to traverse.

[@bg1052]

I think you mean "how big they must be." These stars actually have a relatively low mass usually. UY Scuti only has about 10 solar masses despite being around 755 times the size of the sun.

[@frazure2857]

The last star: “Aye goo mornin Kanye!” Pluto: “Shut the fuck up”

[@peacesearcher4598]

The size of it is just beyond AWESOME.

[@eldonsonriente1394]

Es impresionante todo nuestro universo lo que bello es mas la cancion que le pusiste es hermosa

[@ahmedsenussi8232]

WOW what can I say these stars terrifying and beautiful at the same time

[@JesusMaria367.--pro__]

Este es uno de los mejores videos astronomicos de escalas que he visto.

[@PaulaGabriele]

Amo essas comparações! Me dá um arrepio a partir da Betelgeuse!!!

[@felippefjb]

provavelmente se uma dessas gigantes estivesse no lugar do Sol, Plutão é que estaria na zona habitável e poderia haver vida por lá, já que depois da Terra ele é o planeta mais ativo do sistema solar, muito mais vivo que Marte por exemplo!

[@alexandresilveira851]

@@felippefjb as hiper gigantes quase engoliram Plutão pela oque foi mostrado no vídeo , acho que torraria tudo

[@wilhermwillarm3130]

Mas porque o Plutao foi ESCOLHIDO? Deveriam ter escolhido Júpiter/ como se apresentam as estrelas diante de Júpiter 😁😂😃😊😘😗🤗🤗

[@wilhermwillarm3130]

Gostei das GIGANTES azuis 😂😃😃🤔 Mesmo sendo gigante, elas emitemm pouco calor, pouca radiação. Mas daqui a um milhão de anos elas irão crescer e produzirão muito.mais energia, emitindo fortes ondas de calor e radiação eletromagnética. 😁😂🙄🌞🌝🌝☉🌜🌡🌡🌞

[@wilhermwillarm3130]

@@alexandresilveira851 Betel Gueuse, ScorpII e a KY CYGNI 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔 Outra que me deu medo e a CANIS MAJORIS Mas é difícil conceber na mente que estas estrelas estariam no lugar e posição do Sol, dentro do Sistema Solar. Pra quase ENGOLIR o pequeno Plutao......entao qualquer uma delas das super GIGANTES teriam engolido todos os outros planetas do nosso Sistema.

[@giulianopiasente939]

Solo straordinariamente straordinario. 😯

[@jaimeelsimson1619]

Me es difícil imaginar esto. Saludó desde México.

[@SerialSnowmanKiller]

The wacky thing is, UY Scuti is only about 10 times more massive than our sun, as far as we can tell. It has over 800 times our sun's diameter, which means that its overall density of about 0.0000000227grams per cubic centimeter, or 0.0000227 kilograms per cubic meter. That makes it over 50,000 times less dense than air at sea level.

[@vieuxbal1253]

Fascinating and scary at the same time. The mighty and Powerful sun is almost invisible from Pluto. Now that's a shock!!!!! Things are getting serious and even beyond comprehension starting from Antares Scorpio. Thank you so much for the hard work and for sharing. You are the man.👍🏿

[@crl0003]

Es impresionante la distancia de la tierra y Plutón , y aún así es enorme uy scuti ni aún así se puede ver desde la tierra por la enorme distancia que se encuentra .y eso que la galaxia tiene como 1 trillón de kilómetros de extremo a extremo Felicitaciones

[@jooglezmx65]

Increíble tu excelente producción! Mi respeto y admiración por tanto trabajo de animación y conocimiento astronómico. La única palabra que tengo es: quedé perplejo por tan magnífico video, perplejo y creo que... Me quedo corto! De nuevo gracias por llevarme a este increíble viaje por el cosmos y su magnificencia!. Un fuerte abrazo de tu suscriptor Jorge desde Querétaro México.

[@CAMENGAT]

Muchas gracias a ti amigo Jorge. Un abrazo desde Madrid España

[@ramyg5037]

0:36 - Our Sun

[@SafwanAlSaadTV]

The channel don't press ❤️ in your comment.That so sad to you 😂🤣

[@Asammel]

Una porquería

[@manojharshavardhan2385]

Thanks man😁

[@juanpablosilva5082]

Your* Sun u.u

[@lashs5311]

Now imagine the circle around it as a mexican hat... EL SOL

[@ericolimpero9346]

Me encanta ver este tipo de videos es genial 👍 Si podrían hacer el video por ejemplo: 1- Las Estrellas de pequeñas a hipergigantes Vistas desde las lunas de Neptuno o de urano 2- Las Estrellas de pequeñas a hipergigantes vistas desde la Nube de Oort Obs: Los ejemplos que di son desde que comienza la distancia desde El Sol ☀

[@ulrichbreuel2227]

That´s great, I like it! Thank you for your ideas and your time to produce this video.

_Aqui un fiel seguidor tuyo, felicidades me gusta mucho tu canal. Cada vez que observo las estrellas más grandes y cerca de Plutón pienso que la Tierra ya ubiese sido tragada desde hace mucho_ *Pero que suerte tener a nuestra enana amarilla, nuestro Sol* _¡Saludos!_ *desde Guadalajara México* Me encanta tu trabajo.

[@CAMENGAT]

Muchas gracias amigo Diego: Un abrazo desde Madrid España

[@marineladuarte6821]

Excelentes vídeos. Que belleza que tamaños . No podemos imaginar algo así 😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮🥰🥰🥰

[@omptimusworld65]

Sol | No me da miedo Alpha Centauri | No me da miedo Sirius A | No me da miedo Vega | No me da miedo BELLATRIX | miedo pequeño POLLUX | miedo pequeño ARTURO | miedo Imedio ALDEBARAN | miedo Imedio RIGEL | Miedo DENEB | Mucho miedo ANTARES | Super Mucho Miedo BETELGEUSE | Hyper Mucho Miedo AH Scrpii | Mega Miedo KY Cygni | Miedo Enorme VY Canis Majoris | Super Mega Miedo VX Sagittari | Hyper Mega Miedo Westerlund | Hyper Mega Miedo Woh G64 | Ultra miedo NML Cygni | Super Ultra Miedo UY Scuti | Hyper Ultra Miedo Like si quieres que UY Scuti Sea Megagigante Roja

[@mardoqueobarbieri5340]

ALFA CENTAURI: Archi Mega Ultra miedo.

[@manuelmike4811]

Cómo será sus planetas de esas estrellas? 😳 habrán planetas o su estrella los habrá devorado? 🤔 esto es asombroso!!! 🤩

[@CAMENGAT]

Muchas gracias ManuelMike. Un abrazo desde Madrid España. Cuídate...

[@claudioalves5732]

Como sempre, CAMENGAT nos fazendo ir alem do imaginário, uffa simplesmente impressionante.

[@CAMENGAT]

Muchas gracias amigo claudio: Un abrazo

[@claudioalves5732]

@@CAMENGAT Continuem com esse excelente trabalho, repassar seus conhecimentos nos torna cidadães esclarecidos.

[@viniciussenasantos]

Verdade

[@johnabbot1585]

I think, out of all of our planets, I'm intrigued the most of with pluto.

[@Chris-55]

Indeed, the only problem is... Pluto's not a planet...

[@jotammartinez8041]

Buen video Camegant astronomía creativi saludos

[@CAMENGAT]

Gracias jotam. Un abrazo

[@jotammartinez8041]

Abrazos también Camegant astronomía creativa

[@benyalviter9827]

Simplemente sorprendente!!!!

[@Matheus-ih6st]

Mt legal, da próxima vez faça as estrelas vistas de Sedna, de 13 bi km do Sol à +900bi km do Sol.

[@adaolazaro5069]

Ai vai da pra ver melhor as estrelas hipergigantes

[@magsgracebr]

@@adaolazaro5069 planetas hipergigantes?????

[@adaolazaro5069]

@@magsgracebr kkkkk erro meu, queria dizer Estrelas Hipergigantes...

[@danielrodrigofreitas5737]

Tudo mentira, apenas ilustrações feitas por computador

[@TERRAJOVEM6000]

Tudo CGI

[@albertofernandez9771]

Es un canal sumamente espectacular!!!! Es uno de mis favoritos!!! Saludos cordiales desde la República Dominicana!!! Ánimo y Fe ante está situación tan difícil.

[@CAMENGAT]

Muchas gracias amigo Alberto. Un abrazo desde Madrid España. Cuídate...

[@SafwanAlSaadTV]

UY Scoti is so big that I am surprised.

[@tifluvsu80]

*”UY SCUTI”*

[@jarosawsobinski1928]

I was looking forward to the last one swallowing Pluto.

[@SafwanAlSaadTV]

@@jarosawsobinski1928 hj

[@dferbedoya891]

No entiendo aún como existen naciones, personas o lo que sea que se consideran grandes. Cómo dice Isaías 40:22. Las pruebas simplemente dan la razón. Es hermoso e impresionante.

[@katyafrosty2722]

I love this music so much!!!!!!

[@pingpingsiaw4144]

Me too

[@liloakadog2481]

It's really relaxing tbh

[@miguelantonioparrillibrice8183]

¡SALUDOS DESDE VENEZUELA ME GUSTA LA ASTRONOMIA QUISIERA ESTUDIARLA ALGUN DIA MAS A FONDO MUY BUENO EL VIDEO FELIZ DIA!.

[@Wilmar.Santos]

Mesmo estando ainda a 4.712.000.000 parece que UY Scuti vai engolir Plutão, impressionante.

[@CAMENGAT]

Olá William: Observe o que diz com uma lente de 200 milímetros, porque se fosse menor, o sol estava quase invisível. Portanto, a visão pode parecer um pouco exagerada, mas a escala está correta. Assista ao último vídeo visto de Saturno, onde usei uma lente de 50 mm. aproximadamente o do olho humano. Obrigado por participar. Um abraço de Madrid, Espanha. Tome cuidado ...

[@josephcontreras8930]

Beautiful just utterly beautiful..oh Lord creator I marvel gazing upon your magnificent works that you've placed upon the heavens...i feel like a speck of dust or an insignificant ant when looking at these masterpieces...

[@CAMENGAT]

Muchas gracias amigo Joseph y un fuerte abrazo

[@attiliobastosguarnieri5416]

Aos que estão assistindo, não interpretem como se em Pluto se vê todas essas estrelas em tal magnitude. A comparação proposta é observar que Pluto está tão longe do sol e se vc estivesse lá o Sol apareceria muito pequeno. Mas nessa mesma distância outras estrelas com magnitudes maiores seriam vistas desta maneira. O Sol é uma estrela de quinta grandeza. Todas que aparecem obviamente são muito maiores. No final estava me sentindo em Mercury. Rsrs

[@caiocostanunesscaio6006]

cara tu e gringo?

[@baroqueguitarist5673]

Imagine a civilization living on pluto where the home star looks no bigger or different from every other star in the sky. Imagine an early pluto civilization looking up at the stars trying to understand what they are looking at. We don't realize how much seeing the sun and moon large in the sky helped humanity understand the solar system

[@triton115]

A lot of those huge giant stars look big enough to melt Pluto's crust.

[@politicallycorrectredskin796]

Probably. They are less hot at this size though, and more like clouds. I mean the sun is almost like a cloud too, and not dense at all from our perspective.

[@politicallycorrectredskin796]

@@Jayden L Obviously it wouldn't be cold there if a giant star was heating it up. In fact it is much warmer on Pluto now than it would be here if the sun disappeared.

[@Chris-55]

Actually they are big enough to compleately destroy it through heat, radiation, and gravity

[@filibustero7678]

Hay algún cambio en la emisión lumínica según el color de la estrella. Por ejemplo si es gigante roja o naranja o gigante azul , los rayos ultravioletas son los mismos ? o los rayos gama ? o si las estrellas son del mismo tamaño pero de otro color, hay diferencias de calor o radiación ?

[@periloushydrous6606]

Sirius, me:😳 Antares, me:💀 UY Scuti, me: (404)

[@FrozenArtLover]

404 Not found ?

[@periloushydrous6606]

@@FrozenArtLover what else does 404 mean?

[@PanchitoReyElMejorxDxD]

Hermoso ;-;

[@achupico]

Hay que aclarar: Así se verían estas estrellas si estuvieran en el lugar del sol

[@manomuylenta]

Eso es...

[@cesarchocos2181]

Buen aclare ya que muchos están pensando que así se ven las estrellas desde Plutón que boludos

[@juan42799]

Increíblemente gigantes aquellas estrellas, nuestro sol es un puntito comparado con semejantes mastodontes.

[@NewMechaa2001]

Even though you see it in the video it still cant show how big this stars are because when you look at the video you only think that the stars are just coming closer not that they are bigger, in fact if you can watch without thinking the stars are getting closer but they are keeping the same distance and they are getting bigger then u are a lucky guy my friend you just witnessed how big this universe is !

[@nevermind3638]

Espectacular, la música le da un toque único, es un sello personal de este canal... 👌

[@emanuelmoreno901]

De pronto en lo más recondito del Universo haya más estrellas mucho más gigantes de las que se han reportado actualmente

[@MRI19998]

I love this channel.😍😍😍😍

[@nhhfdyhvdfghh]

Бедный Плутон! Что ему пришлось пережить!

[@maritzanarvaez5099]

Que bueno que das la información sobre cada estrella Ya con las mas grandotas pluton ya quedaba casi para derretirse

[@welisonguimaraesspfc8005]

Lindo demais,muchas gracias

[@ignaciopaglierani733]

Lo bueno seria que hagan un vídeo de como se veria el Sol en el futuro lejano convertido en gigante roja, desde los cielos de las lunas del sistema solar exterior .

[@fernandoxislas]

Totalmente una maravilla.

[@aliensentinelaextraterrest778]

no friegen y pensar que estas distancias a muchos les pareceria solo un sueño, ya ven el Sol como se ve, concluyendo que Pluton esta mas en el olvido que nunca y eso seria aterrador para cualquiera un sueño, pero al colocar a las hipergigantes superan incluso la imaginacion onirica de los sueños y superando incluso lo aterrador, ya que estos hipergigantes se muestran como si nada cerca de Pluton y se pasan la logica por el arco del triunfo, jajajaaja buen video

[@CAMENGAT]

Hola amigo Centinela: Lo de "superar la imaginación onírica de los sueños" me ha gustado mucho. Un abrazo

[@amandafrompa5386]

I absolutley love these videos thank you! 😉

[@dksl1308]

Simplemente impresionante...

[@igconito-o8f]

5:13 OMG 👍

[@jorgebrrz]

It is absolutely impressive, I understand that those stars look like this from Pluto ..... wow !!!!

[@Thomas___]

*_The fact that those huge stars are at the same spot as where the sun was, and appear super close ONLY because they are big enough to do so is very scary._*

[@juanpabloalvaradogomez6745]

De verdad que es impresionante como se ven esas estrellas desde la más pequeña hasta la más gigante It's amazing how we see the stars's size from pluton

[@tuprincipe8154]

I de seguro hay hasta mas grandes

[@javierrios8783]

Estoy viéndolo volado, la canción va perfecto

[@camilosierra5771]

La canción transmite todo, menos calma

[@javierrios8783]

@@camilosierra5771 gracias pero nadie te preguntó

[@frostylos5765]

I swear there's got to be other intelligent beings out there thinking the same things as us.

[@sirwaggington7707]

Maybe

[@trickishgerbal6354]

Neil degrass Tyson said it best. Saying there are no other intelligent life in the universe is like going to the ocean and filling a cup of water and looking at it and saying " there are no whales in the ocean"

[@goodpeopleoftheworldunite]

There's no intelligent life anywhere at all

[@Artsgeh]

ზხავπplioнЖќшБцоdezтоФызюπ

[@Artsgeh]

@@trickishgerbal6354 1gertio 2fedase A 3moijure 4builopofe 5vedasezifeseafe Traducción: spanish-español 1Sol 2Sirio A 3antares 4VY canis mayoris 5UY Scuti Traducción: english-ingles 1Sun 2Sirius A 3antares 4VY Canis maior 5UY Scuti

[@charllesbraww1370]

E o mundial do Palmeiras? Dá pra ver d Plutão?😁 "and the World Cup for Palmeiras? Can you see Pluto?"😁

[@dogcra8817]

Não esperava achar um BR aqui kkkj

[@julianacristina380]

Não, e continuará assim.😂😂😂

[@Pete_Sam]

Unbelievably huge. Can’t get my head around stars that big. How did they form? There must have been so much matter for them to accrete.