Comparison Of The Entire Universe With Sizes. Planets, Stars, Nebulas, Galaxies And Clusters.

[@cryoman4144]

I get this rush of nostalgia since i watched this at age 6

[@chesse9309]

Same

[@aeoncatlord2077]

Although i am _still watching this video to see how well it has aged,_ it's not as much from what i used to be because of different reasons. O_o The video was two and half years ago when i first watched it, now it's a *_decade_* ago. 4 times of how old this video is if you multiply it!

[@awopdkawpodkwopdkawopdinc1623]

Aeoncat lord it was 7 months ago when i first watched it holy dang the nostalgia is insane

[@Lati22]

Me too

[@johnwillis6915]

I remember looking at this video awhile back, I miss playing it, although I have the song now that lets me reminds myself of this and my memories of the past. With that being said, thank you.

[@sean_gem2843]

It's just as nostalgic as i remember it

[@david_ga8490]

Best music for this video

[@Lati22]

I remember watching this as a child in 2010, this video has marked my childhood, thank you for making this video

[@luisfeerxxo]

Me too :0

[@Lati22]

@@luisfeerxxo We are together

[@saulhernandez9064]

Came back to this as it was one of my favorites and in my heart VY will always be the largest to me

[@siwexwot8994]

I've never had existentual crisis watching these kind of videos, I've always found it fascinating instead.

[@siwexwot8994]

I remember watching this when I was 11... good times.

[@JinZanmato]

Amazing work. One of the best comparison I've seen so far.

[@MackanK94]

@Newblish Well, I have switched it twice, maybe you were thinking about Anthem Of The Future by Aalborg Soundtracks. Let me know if you think that one was better and I could change it back.

[@tadeuk2k]

@MackanK94 man this was the best Comparison of sizes I've ever seen I've seen a lot but this was deep nice video

[@JM-05]

yeah, this is a great piece of music, thanks for changing it back.

[@uniphobia]

very nice comparison video! the most information filled ive seen so far! now to memorize all those stuff!

[@XxChirikoxX]

All about the stars' locations (constellation)- Part 1: Sun: - Proxima Centauri, Alpha Centauri A and Alpha Centauri B: Centaur (part human, part horse) Sirius: Canis Major (big dog) Procyon: Canis Minor (puppy) Regulus: Leo (lion) Vega: Lyra (harp) Pollux: Gemini (twins) Capella: Auriga (charioteer) Albireo: Cygnus (swan) Arcturus: Bootes (herdsman)

[@Kamor4]

I should watch this video before i go to work everyday, makes you feel like doing anything doesn't matter anymore...

[@cesarabraham3345]

Recuerdo cuando lo vi en 2011 y no miento cuando digo que lo he visto mas de 200 veces deber ser el video que mas veces he visto en mi vida la musica te transporta a las imágenes del universo y empiezas a imaginar y a sorprenderte del tamaño del cosmos y aunque hoy este video podria ser obsoleto pues ya se descubrieron cosas ya mucho mas grandes en el universo sigue siendo mi video favorito de todo you tube ❤️

[@Tony_Tavo]

no, it would obviously shine red, white light is a combination of all other light combinations, an objects pigment will absorb all other light and reflect back only it's pigmented color. that is how we differentiate colors from one another.

[@YnossZaperator]

UY Sct 3,676,000,000 km VY Canis Majoris 3,640,000,000 km Westerlund 1-26 3,543,000,000 km NML Cyg 3,075,000,000 km WOH G64 2,785,000,000 to 2,144,000,000 km PZ Cas 2,702,000,000 km VV Cep A 2,646,000,000 km VX Sagittarii 2,409,000,000 km Mu Cep 2,295,000,000 km RW Cep 2,278,000,000 km V838 Mon 2,186,000,000 km V354 Cep 2,116,000,000 km KW Sagittarii 2,033,000,000 km KY Cygni 1,977,000,000 km HR 5171 1,830,000,000 km

[@KebradesBois]

@tadeuk2k Just to be a little more precise... The stars moves around the galaxy wich moves to... As Andromeda comes toward us, nothing is motionless in this universe... And "space" expanding faster than C is purely relative to the distance between 2 points, the farthest they are the faster they travel away from the other... One day the universe will be "opaque" as light won't be fast enough to cross emptyness between galaxies.

[@x0xDarthWyylokx0x]

@tadeuk2k red shift effect.. the stars themsleves are not moving, but the space between them is increasing. space can move/expand faster than C (speed of light) allowing black holes to theoretically work :)

[@DannySince2009]

i heard this while i was dreaming then woke up to my brother watching a video with this music, its very good ill never forget this its been many years

[@dantedevil26]

This is mindfreak. Trying to find out how big our universe is like trying to divide by zero

[@albertosanchezsanchez3441]

Una música preciosa y tranquilizadora que te hace pensar en el pasado.

[@tomstock8007]

My mom told me that almost verbatim when I was 4. I've been fascinated ever since....its clear what is outside of our universe...MORE universe. The 'universe' we live in is only a portion of the actual universe are in and the big bang that created us was just 1 explosion that occurred after a shit ton of black holes collided. What I don't know, however, is how BIG we are. Like, outside of the even horizon of our universe the life forms may be a billion times larger than humans. we justdunno

[@smegace]

Whenever I need reminded of how significant I or my problems are, I watch something like this.

[@KebradesBois]

@BowOneWalkman No. It's impossible because passed a certain critical mass, fusion starts in the core and a star forms...

[@XxChirikoxX]

Which Canes Venatici Dwarf Galaxy were you talking about? CVn I or CVn II?

[@JM-05]

the music clip that you had before was much better, though this is also good of course. would you be so kind as to tell me what the old music clip was called?

[@Nugwrangler]

@MackanK94 You forgot Regor,61 Cyngi A and B and this white dwarf called H11,it's twice the size of Omega Cephei which is 16 times the size of Our Sun,and H11 is the largest white dwarf discovered.

[@tadeuk2k]

@MackanK94 one ask isn't the universe 13,7 billion years old? so it should be like 13,7 billion light years of ''diameter'' isn't it

[@TheNogeman]

great size comparasion video! thanks man

[@TheGoldberg1984]

There's a error: You can't see anything that is further than fourteen billion light years. 93 billion light years is the size of universe, because only the space-time can travel faster than light according to the General Theory of Relativity.

[@TheVice57]

can you say me what is the name of the music please

[@lucasfelipe8795]

@MackanK94 are you still here? You marked my childhood and please respond me :(

[@MackanK94]

Hi! I'm still here but school and work kind of got in the way of me making videos. I've been planning on maybe starting up again but it won't be too similar to the old videos in that case. I'm still really glad to have had that much of an impact!

[@lucasfelipe8795]

@@MackanK94 oh ok, but thank you for responding me.

[@x0xDarthWyylokx0x]

@Acrimonator yeah, that's the reason i simplified it, and it was late when i posted :L i haven't brushed up on my physics that much recently so i'm a tad rusty. just got to get back in that intergalactic flow of things ya know :)

[@x0xDarthWyylokx0x]

@Acrimonator bad choice of words perhapse.. relative to the size and expansion of space they do not, however they are moving.. i admit, i should have explained it great. thanks anyway for pointing that out for me :)

[@JM-05]

@MackanK94 I dont think that is it, there were no "vocals" in it. Though i could see how that previous one would have fit well with a video like this. I wish i could describe it.. Oh well.

[@KNIGHTCleric]

@MackanK94 oh ok but 1 more question what does it mean-VISIBLE universe?I don`t think they can see the distance of 93 billion years of light taking in mind that 1 light`s year is 8860 billions 600 millions KM anyway i dont know the whole system so i won`t be arguing but i am impressed at the numbers

[@kanolemaster]

the galaxy distance given , was it for the distance across each galaxy?

[@TheVice57]

quel est le nom de la musique?

[@wiwinwidyawati9325]

What is the music in this video?

[@t4k3y0ur5hirtoff]

gets me thinking too deep when i watch things like this.

[@SamHalls2015]

The first time I saw this video, it had different music. So it is most likely changed to Anthem of the Future by Aalborg Soundtracks. The original music is 160 BPM from Angels and Demons composed by Hans Zimmer.

[@debichevi]

Kepler 62f Corot 7b Kepler 62e Kepler 69c Kepler 22b Neptune Uranus Saturn Sweep 04 Nirbirus Jupiter Tres-2b Pso Kepler 81b Tres-4 Hat 32b Ct cha b Promixima Centauri Xo-3 Part 5 coming soon

[@xgenslave]

@MackanK94 Dont post the sun being an red giant poster saying that it is VY Canis Majoris.

[@MrEntelechy1]

What's with The Tadpole Galaxy ? I thought gravity would cause galaxies to form some kinda disc shape ?

[@darthvader7888]

Anyone who's saying we're alone in such a vast universe is kidding themselves

[@Cubans3213]

@GiannisRossonero we've learned more about the universe then our own oceans the universe is massive to large to comprehend and it keep getting larger. We call it infinite but is it possibly larger then that? How do you know what happens to your life after you pass? Can you answer these questions? And these milky ways and clouds ... They're like a grain of sand compared to the universe

[@KNIGHTCleric]

very good video one of the best on the youtube

[@AutumnPrinceProductions]

its interesting how important we take our daily lives when we are literally nothing.

[@tadeuk2k]

@Nugwrangler don't no, did I wrote something wrong? sorry, I not an english speaker

[@Daniel39363]

Wow! Is everything in actual, or close to actual proportions?

[@phucang5265]

Now is 2023

[@Nugwrangler]

@Newblish ???

[@JM-05]

@MackanK94 It doesnt come up in a youtube search :[

[@unbreakablegamer8173]

the beggining of how all this started

[@Thegreenmapper]

unbreakablegamer n.

[@Nugwrangler]

@KNIGHTCleric Visible-universe is how far we can see in the universe.Not 93 million light-years!!!!It also involves how many light-years you can see.Now you know!!!

[@HelenaRedgrave]

Our little blue planet is so... insignificant. One day we'll all be gone, and it'll mean nothing to the universe. Kinda makes you sad when you think about it.

[@tadeuk2k]

@MackanK94 I see, tanks for your answer, I love to know things about the universe again: this video is awesome!!

[@KebradesBois]

@x0xDarthWyylokx0x Sorry, can't let you say that the stars themselves are not moving...

[@firemedic97051]

One thing I don't understand. This says the visible universe is 93,000,000,000 ly across. Would that mean our universe would have to be at least 93 billion years old instead of only an estimated 14 billion?

[@MICKEYISLOWD]

@MackanK94 yes i have come to point where i agree with you....

[@PaulMurrayCanberra]

Would like to have seen the size of ge orbits to the planets and moon in there.

[@BFBFan2018DameTuCosita]

Looks Like Part 5 At The Quarter Part 5 Singapore NGP-6572×1821 Nix Hydra Brunei Tokyo Belize Rwanda Dynomsia Mimas Hyperion RGB÷7111 Enceladus Ixion Bosnia Cambodia Ceres Philippines Italy Texas Sedna Makemake Haumea Turkey Country Pluto Eris Europa Argentina Moon Usa Canada Io Calisto Titan Ganymede Mars Middle East North America Asia Migua-12 B

[@ILovePeanutButer7181]

the universe is WAAAAY bigger than 153 billion light years. comparing the observable universe to the actual universe is like comparing an atom to the observable universe

[@Helpmereachsubswithonlyvideos]

3,640,000,000 km = ~2,614 solar radii but in 2016 VY CMa is 1,977,000,000 km or 1420 solar radii !

[@KebradesBois]

@x0xDarthWyylokx0x No problem, i knew you were just over simplifying, btw it's hard to be clear in less than 500 caracters. Peace...

[@13Xerro]

@Swiftzhey In a universe filled with such endless and incomprehensible wonders you'd be stupid to right off any and all possibilities.

[@orgixvi3]

Wow, I never thought Super Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann would ever seem small...

[@peromu215]

so whats outsite universe?

[@YnossZaperator]

Today Vy CMa is 1,977,000,000 km and UY Sct is the largest star ever discovered !

[@cwareal]

I love the old feeling man

[@cwareal]

I know there’s inaccuracies but thats cause it’s old so I’m ok with it

[@Nugwrangler]

@MackanK94 You know ,there's V Cephei,W Cephei,WW Cephei...

[@arceus9595]

Anyone in 2022?

[@tomstock8007]

i think dark energy is actually forces we are already aware of intereacting in a way we don't yet comprehend.

[@demonpride1975]

maybe so but i love our little blue planet. i couldn't see myself living on any other.

[@daemiax]

This is AWESOME

[@Smitty61713]

They are all spherical because of the effects of gravity past a certain mass.

[@1Nekit1]

@Nugwrangler It`s not gonna damage the Earth! Sorry for that comment :P It was 3 month ago! I was really bored at that time!

[@debichevi]

The moon Io Kepler 37b Callisto Mercury Tian Ganymede Mars Kepler 20e Venus Earth Suris b Ik Pegasus b Sirrah b Kepler 186f Kepler62f Part 4 coming soon

[@debichevi]

Umreil Charon Quoar Orcus Sedna Lapetus 2003 el61 Obron Haulmea Rhea Makemake Titania Xenea Pluto Eris Trion Europa Lunar The moon Part 3 coming soon

[@Penguin7406TMP]

3:31 THUMBS UP FOR SOMBRARO GALAXY!!

[@Nugwrangler]

@Newblish This is my favorite song that doesen't have lyrics.

[@tadeuk2k]

old song please : )

[@el_wazon7]

i like the cartwheel galaxy looks cool

[@MenschlichenDetritus]

this comparison is a little bit wrong, but its not bad. Just that the size of each star should be bigger.

[@VincentPrice111]

@1Nekit1 It's not going to damage the Earth no.It doesn't have to do with Earth

[@GamesGirlsMovies]

no ... space is expanding so light would take longer to reach us from the edges of the universe ( if there is edges )

[@jamses23]

@ChinnuWoW I'm not sure how or why you think that messes up Christan views. I go to a Private Christan college and in my science classes we talk how creation and The Big Bang actually work hand in hand. Many modern scientists actually acknowlage that there is something called a God factor when there are things that can't be explained.

[@Nugwrangler]

@MackanK94 Well guess what,they probably reached their deaths on March 21,2010. I have switched to a new account. Anyhow,you have awesome music.

[@TheNogeman]

awesome, great video

[@arandomchannel1101]

153 billion light years is about 200 septillion km in diameter

[@jeral_aquino]

93 billion light years is the size of our whole universe?Are you sure?

[@lmc6506]

Isn't Eta Carinae Nebula 0.0016 Light years? Because It's says 65 Light years.

[@lmc6506]

the Smallest moon is Trinculo or Deimos. Trinculo is only 10 km across.

[@lmc6506]

5/5 Awesome!

[@Nugwrangler]

@ThomasUnivers01 yt yes.

[@Nugwrangler]

@TheNogeman Only the ones in mine exists.

[@Daniel39363]

Your guess is as good as anyone else's.

[@KNIGHTCleric]

@MackanK94 ahh okay now i get it man,i wonder how big and powerful are those telescopes they use they are capable to zoom in a million times am i right? but the fact that we are the center-it`s false i think there are billions of billions stars and planets out there how could they possible say our single EARTH is the center of all of it? but i really-really wonder what is the shape of our universe-egg,triangle,or maybe a square.. and does it have an end?