You Are The Center of The Universe (Literally)

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[@berrylicious.67_alt]

Yay I'm earlyyyyy I'm a huge fan :D Edit: wow there's so many bots in the replies wth

[@fourless4444]

neat

[@namantherockstar]

Kurz inspires me.. My parents said if i get 70K followers They'd buy me a professional camera for recording..begging u guys , literally Begging.

[@RandomYoutubeGuy.]

hi

[@justsomeone3346]

I saw your VR game!!!

[@jacksfilms]

Shocked to learn that the universe is 465,000 Milky Way galaxies across - that didn't seem that big to me. So then I googled how many galaxies are estimated to be in the universe, and the answer is either 100-200 billion or 2 trillion, depending on who you ask. Those both seemed too large to fit in a sphere with a diameter of 465k galaxies, so I calculated the volume of the universe using the Milky Way as a unit, and the universe can fit 5.26 x 10^16 galaxies, or 5,260,000,000,000,000 (5.26 quadrillion). So I guess 465k galaxies across isn't that small after all.

[@ThatToast]

very interesting

[@TheDragoBoy]

yea the difference between diameter and volume of a sphere is kinda crazy

[@jomama7210]

With how big this stuff is I wonder where the nearest aliens might be

[@Spectre0799]

Yup that's what happens when you have 3 dimensions to work with

[@sloppsthekid]

This is what surprised me, i'm so used to unimaginably large numbers when regarding the observable universe that 465,000 didn't seem like that much lol

[@devkit0]

I LOVE how you presented this as more of a two-way comparison rather than just starting at the Planck length and scaling up to the observable universe. It makes everything shockingly comprehensible!

[@terrificm6569]

Been waiting to read a comment like this and you delivered

[@gravoc857]

Agreed. They took cool science facts and wrapped it into a comparative story that goes on to explain just how crazy it is to be a human in this Thanos-balanced universe..

[@sephypantsu]

When I first saw the video I thought it was going to be like one of the many size comparison videos, but it turned out to be quite different and unique

[@emildegas4213]

It's not their idea, Masamune Shirow's Ghost in the shell conclusion is this. That we are in the "Middle" of everything.

[@gravoc857]

@@emildegas4213 Yes, but that idea only simply says we’re in the middle. It didn’t tell a story like this channel did. This channel did perhaps the best story narrative around this middle idea I’ve ever seen, and I’ve seen it told a lot of ways.

[@boazburger3846]

I knew it! I'm not narcissistic, I'm just actually the center of the universe

[@TheSilverShadow17]

Guess I'm the center of the universe as well, and no that's not narcissism it's facts lol we all are.

[@danielc6816]

Wow I should show this to my mom, growing up she would always tell me I wasn’t the center of the universe and turns out she was wrong! But then again so is she lol

[@spin4team4096]

lol me too

[@ozanozenir2503]

only if you are 165 cm long.

[@TheSilverShadow17]

@@ozanozenir2503 Height has nothing to do with being the existential center of the universe. There are people all across the world who are shorter and taller than others, what made you say that?

[@cinnamonroll5865]

I was half-expecting you to mention how we also are technically in the center of the universe as we are at the center of our observable universe since it changes based on where you are

[@javiercarballal3087]

I thought the whole video was about it when I clicked on it

[@pyropulseIXXI]

@@Akum4Kam15amaparticles do not react when observe them

[@KrystianGage]

I learned about this in a video that calls it the Axis of Evil

[@javiercarballal3087]

@@KrystianGage Why evil?

[@KrystianGage]

@@javiercarballal3087 because they can’t explain it 😅

[@newgate-zerohour]

First 10 seconds and I already learned that the average 3 storey house is as tall as 36 squirrels stacked on top of each other! Amazing, thank you Kurzgesagt! Edit: I love how many people are saying this is basically how Americans measure things

[@crackedblack1410]

Kurzgesagt🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪

[@JustARandomStickFigure]

@@stuartclarke2988 let me introduce you to digital footprint

[@StarGazing_Astellar]

What the hell happened here

[@kindofredish]

yes.

[@bitchhunter3118]

@kevnLreems block and reportedd

[@oskarsvito]

My god, the comparison at 6:53 actually makes so much sense. I can't fathom something so tiny going through me without even touching me, but when you compare it to a person floating through space it's just emptiness... space. WILD!

[@DanielRieger]

Also thought about one, I could never really grasp something that small but the comparison helped a lot

[@Chris-xo2rq]

@@miodragpetrovic1447 Yes but this is true of all matter. All matter is empty space... not mostly, it's literally JUST space. Matter and solidity is an illusion brought on by energetic repulsion. This is why singularities can exist, you can collapse any amount of matter down to zero volume because... it's already zero volume, you're just overcoming the repulsion forces with a stronger force. Matter IS energy, as Einstein proved.

[@TampaCEO]

@@Chris-xo2rq Correct. This is why neutron stars are so incredibly dense and heavy. We do not understand just how dense matter can become. It gets even denser in a black hole.

[@HypnosisBear]

​@@Chris-xo2rqA very enlightening comment! I'll take a screenshot!

[@novak432]

11:33

[@Sparky209-]

"The deadliest and most annoying insect in the world is the mosquito", I fully agree with that

[@maximusmeridus4607]

Because they kill 1million people a year

[@BlastinRope]

spiders are deadlier they have poison

[@Deutsch_Gamer]

@@BlastinRopemosquitos are the #1 cause of death among bugs.

[@crossover5606]

@@BlastinRope Spiders aren't insects, and mosquitos still cause more deaths. Vast majority of spider species aren't even harmful to humans.

[@benmohatun]

This to me is what makes kurzgezagt great. It's not just yet another dumb incomprehensible size comparison, it's accompanied with smart insightful commentary. Fantastic job as usual.

[@yukidoodle5347]

I loved the way that, instead of just giving a list of objects and their sizes, each object was compared to its size counterpart in an actually meaningful way! So cool!

[@Delukes51]

Did some digging and found out they live under the bot bridge in Cochin India

[@qoobe]

@Dougloideleast obvious bot/bait comment

[@air8536]

​@Dougloide this comment was obviously written by a robot, stop making fun of it

[@TheAmericanLeprechaun]

nerd

[@marti5635]

yk actually is made with animation lol you are a bot @Dougloide

[@ItsHaldun]

4:54 that animation of Jupiter is GORGEOUS!

[@zancre1079]

YEAH IKR!? LIKE ITS SO GOOD!?

[@KarateLauren]

it looks like a 3d animation with shaders! as opposed to their usual 2d animation. both look so cool

[@tt00]

Yeah that was truly, truly great animation I’d make a short of just that part of the vid 👍

[@Mahrisatun]

This is more 100x better than a badly drawn animation

[@Drageckss]

i guess ill send this to anyone who says "your not the center of the universe"

[@ariadneschild8460]

😄

[@Gecko17k]

9:38, this is beautiful. Zooming in. But the whole video is beautiful. Thank you for this. 🙏🏻

[@alexfreese3088]

I can only imagine how difficult it may be to produce these videos at the rate you're going now. Thank you for sharing what you create, while increasing output, and maintaining your iconic quality. I am deeply grateful for your collective contribution.

[@mabel1487]

i agree, i love it, but i don't want the team to become burnt out or something

[@vika0194]

@@mabel1487Maybe these are uploaded several months after being finished. Most KZbinrs do that. To keep continuity.

[@1940-Westinghouse-Flip-Toaster]

@@vika0194probably weeks but still

[@1940-Westinghouse-Flip-Toaster]

@@mabel1487they have a good system and a very large team

[@ronalddavidrojas5795]

They made a video about how they make videos and it takes about 1200 hours

[@DCampa4000]

Usually, Kurzgesagt's videos make me feel a sense of existential dread, but this one is different. It shows how a single cell, while small, plays a crucial role in our survival, much like how we, though seemingly insignificant, add meaning and wonder to the vast universe.

[@ridwanarifien1628]

This proves God exist, atheist said life have no meaning yet the universe have mena and purpose for each things, and human have higher mean of life and have their own purpose to submit to God

[@PussyDestroyer231balkanboy]

​@@ridwanarifien1628 what's god's purpose?

[@ervisthaci]

@@ridwanarifien1628There are bugs in your skin.

[@leerypixel]

Finally I can actually enjoy a kurzgesagt video lol

[@Bruced82]

​@ridwanarifien1628 It proves nothing, meaning is what this person gave it. It's also about the concept of emergeance, aka greater than the sum of its parts. If anything, religion cheapens perspective.

[@Alida510PGS]

I've just watched this again and noticed that at the end, once it has zoomed back in (10:25), the person on the left where the smaller things were had a magnifying glass on their top, and the person on the right where the bigger things were had a telescope on their top! That's why I love this channel, not only is it educational and funny, there are so many cool details that just make the videos so incredible. Edit: I used their not there and it was bugging me

[@ErraticPulse_o7]

I recently received my Kurzgesagt in a Nutshell calendar + poster and it's amazing, your merch is absolutely amazing!!

[@KnowledgeCat]

Once again, Kurzgesagt delivers a dose of wonder, reminding us of the magnificence of our universe. Thanks for consistently bringing such awe-inspiring content!

[@registeredjademark]

A much-needed salve for their equally awe-striking existential dread videos. :) I admire Kurzgesagt's delicate balance between these types of videos.

[@zcarp8642]

​@jadecutter1760 I'd probably class this one into existential dread. Just showing how absolutely tiny we are, yet also showing us how absolutely huge we are, yet we are powerless to control the large and the small. Despite how much we are bigger than, a lot of the small stuff is still capable of taking us out of the equation so quickly, along with that which is larger. Have fun thinking about that!

[@CommanderTommyParky]

DIDNT ASK:MY CONТЕNT = WAY BETTER!!!!!!!😂💀⚡️⚡️😜🍷

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DIDNT ASK:MY CONТЕNT = WAY BETTER!!!!!!!😂💀⚡️⚡️😜🍷

[@marijnverheggen6482]

i feel like they forget that they made an app for this it would be totally in place to plug that in this video

[@Nooticus]

Whoever came up with the idea to go bigger and smaller at the same time with a human in the middle is genius. This was one of your best videos in a while.

[@himan12345678]

Well kurzgesagt certainly didn't come up with it. It's been a popular science communication exploration at least since the 70s. The oldest example I'm aware of is the short film "the powers of ten". I wouldn't been surprised if it was older even than that. I believe tom scott and cgp gray and vsauce have all also showcased it. Along with the famous flash art piece named something like 'the size of the universe'.

[@disrespecc9678]

@@himan12345678we all know kurzgesagt didn’t come up with it

[@idkman-rr3bm]

Genius really?

[@Nooticus]

@@idkman-rr3bm yes

[@st0rmchild]

Middle-out decompression

[@madenita1693]

this video is simply amazing! thank you Kurzgesagt

[@syisma]

mashallah we r soooooooooooo much smaller than we think i feel soooo happy for learning these keep up the good work

[@user-ij6py2zi9b]

At the same time, we are much larger than we think

[@Lobbogurke]

As a plant biologist my heart sprang when I heard rhizobia being mentioned. Their interaction with plants is my field of study!

[@ifsowhynot]

How very odd. As a giant plant biologist who happens to be 530,000 times larger than you, I am currently studying modern Germany's interaction with plants.

[@diamondkonk1196]

⁠@@ifsowhynotlmaooo

[@athena1491]

whats your favourite thing about them

[@Trewq79]

If you check their sources in the info, they go over where they got their research from. Who knows, maybe they read some of your work on it!

[@matthewmckever2312]

😂 As a professional watering can operator I can confirm that vegetation if stacked on top of eachother would be easier to water if my can was the size of Germany squared. With an assortment of levers and pulleys I could gently tip the can by pushing a button 365.000 x smaller than a single rhizobia. So strange that pops up here.😂😂😅

[@daenite2480]

10:24 I really like the subtle artistic imagery of one human having a magnifying glass on the front of the shirt while the other one has a telescope. The amount of effort put into these videos are nothing short of amazing.

[@tuureluotonen1631]

The replies are trolls, ignore them

[@Life_42]

Nice catch! I missed it!

[@guylikesbananas3986]

Wow

[@DrDrystal]

@@guylikesbananas3986 this comment chain is just disgusting

[@StopItGarrison]

​@@tuureluotonen1631 They're bots not trolls

[@epicevan1024]

I guess the world does revolve around me

[@jgaint7912]

I think everyone feels this way, but Kurzgesagt's animations are so well done. I also love how you make it so entertaining to learn, as well as the philosophical twist that you use to enhance any concept you explain. Regardless of your personal views, I think we can all agree that this world is beautiful and something to behold.

[@elliotgreen987]

Thank you Kurzgesagt for continuing to reliably give me a mild panic attack from existential dread every episode

[@TS-jm7jm]

what is it you're dreading exactly

[@programaths]

@@TS-jm7jm By making those scale comparisons, you can see how insignificant you are to the universe because what you can easily reason about the smallest things, you can easily reason about yourself. And humans need a purpose. So, this kind of video can be dreadful: the fear of having no purpose.

[@alivingbreathingdrugpsa1383]

You should look at pictures of large objects in the ocean without context:)

[@TS-jm7jm]

@@programaths ....thats, rather odd, the scale of things and my own fragility has never upset me per se, then again i already know the gist of my purpose courtesy of the bible, so i guess that makes me immune to such things.

[@elliotgreen987]

@@TS-jm7jm Also a lot of the videos remind me of the concept that infinite time exists after we die and the concept of feeling nothing for eternity is terrifying to me (I know that doesn't make sense as I wont have the conciousness to experience it, but I still can't wrap my head around it) but as you are religious luckily for you I imagine thats not something you struggle with either

[@swoozie]

I just kept thinking ‘wait, wow’ each time he introduced something new

[@mkhanman12345]

Im gonna watch content

[@Notski]

Not gonna lie I wasn't really thinking that when he brought up the airplane and the hummingbird.

[@llwydanwyl]

did you wow

[@HollieMoodie]

NPC comment @@mkhanman12345

[@Swaxol]

huh

[@user-.--.-]

one of your best videos yet 👍 especially how you connect and transition between big and small for each step

[@goyashy]

Wow, that's mind-blowing! I never realized just how massive the universe is. Thanks for sharing this fascinating information! 🌌 Congrats on another great video, Kurzgesagt!

[@MicheleRiva]

I still find it incredible that we have such high-quality content available for free on KZbin

[@Zircuitz]

It's not free... You pay for it either with KZbin Premium or a crapton of ads shoved in your face. Not to mention the data-mining Google does on you, and sells to the highest bidder.

[@parvej1]

Imagine if they got paid- directly

[@AK-jb8hs]

I use brave, so I only pay for my internet connection@@Zircuitz

[@Paralativ]

@Zircuitz Don't worry, MicheleRiva's comment is just another standard ADHD comment, which is copied from every video to boot. These people have no brains and therefore can't think.

[@tylerjmast]

Tbf that's the way it ought to be

[@Tubeytime]

To me, Kurzgesagt isn't just a channel, it's a project showing what humanity can do when it works together. Somehow, despite having some of the highest quality standards on the entire platform, they are uploading more frequently while continuing to improve everything else. I look forward to a future where many other such projects become our vehicles for progress.

[@patrickkelly737]

What has caused them to be able to put out more videos?

[@thunderred5263]

@@patrickkelly737 paid slavery

[@ecliiipsssse]

​@@thunderred5263 my dude that's called a job

[@noahraiford3745]

I'd rather work for them than McD's or Starbucks.

[@thunderred5263]

@@ecliiipsssse depends on point of reference

[@Thewhiteandorange]

what a beautiful world. thanks, Kurzgesagt.

[@laurabrizuela8853]

LOVE THESE VIDEOS omg they’re so so so good

[@GamesForDays2]

4:54 That visual of the earth being dropped into Jupiter was honestly one of the most informative and fascinating visuals I think I have ever seen in a scientific KZbin video. I don't know why, but a part of me feels like that just helped me understand what it means that Jupiter is a "gas giant" more than any textbook ever has.

[@fixminer9797]

It should be noted that large parts of Jupiter aren’t actually gas. As you go deeper into its atmosphere, the pressure becomes so extreme that the gases are first liquified and after that, compressed into weird states of matter like metallic hydrogen. It also (probably) has a solid rocky core.

[@GamesForDays2]

@@fixminer9797 ahhhhh, I see. I've always been a little confused about Jupiter's *actual* composition so just seeing that visual helped clear up a small confusion I have, but that would make sense considering gravity obviously compressing everything as you go closer to the centre. Thank you for the reply!

[@christopherwray4788]

@@fixminer9797metallic hydrogen… WHAT. lol. my iq is too low to comprehend that as a concept

[@themushroominside6540]

@@fixminer9797 and the weirder thing is, that it might not which is equally as likely considering the fact that we simply don't know whats jupiters core is made of. we know that it likely has metallic hydrogen due to its immense magnetosphere which is only possible if metallic hydrogen is convecting. Such crazy pressures is so intriguing, making me want to see stable metallic hydrogen to be commercially possible.

[@themushroominside6540]

@@christopherwray4788 Dont worry, hydrgoen becoming metal is super complicated, but a hint as to why it behaves like metal is why it is classed above the alkali metals, with enough pressure and heat you can theoretically force hydrogen to become metallic and due to begin so compressed, it should remain stable and behave just like any other metal.

[@HaveaBiscuitt]

For some reason the thing that makes my brain melt the most is how infinitely SMALL things can be?? I knew that I could never comprehend the vastness of space but the fact that things keep getting SMALLER as the video goes on is just amazing

[@kugel7719]

whats even crazier is that the video ONLY describes size in terms of 1-dimensional length, for example, the video states an atom is 15 billion times smaller than a human. What the video should have said was that a human is 15 billion times TALLER than an atom, as you only measure the height of both. in reality, an adult male human contains 7 billion billion billion atoms because we live in a 3 dimensional world. So if it sounds crazy that a human is 15 billion times "larger" than an atom, in reality an atom is actually billions of billions times smaller by volume, which is even crazier.

[@myself8354]

The square cube law.

[@chrisn4315]

To even come up with these comparisons in the first place is just mindboggling. Thank you for giving us a whole new way of looking at things!

[@lucaschaparro5246]

MY GOSH THE CHORUS. made a tear in my eye. what a masterpiece video

[@poundlandvodka]

Kurzgesagt is the most ridiculously good channel on this website. Fascinating science packaged into compelling narratives, gorgeous visuals, amazing writing and VO work, powerful music - it feels like it should be impossible to combine into one channel. And yet here we are. Keep up the good work!

[@llwydanwyl]

you don’t even know the meaning of the word ridiculous - ironic

[@WeePag]

​@@llwydanwyl be careful not to cut yourself on all that edge mate

[@maverick4255]

Yeah, but there are many things they say that are not 100% confirmed, and they pass it off as completely true.

[@AsmoAD]

@@maverick4255 such as?

[@lordspotato5032]

I would agree. ​@@maverick4255i loved this channel back when it started and continuing into some of its most popular videos today, but it fell prey to political corpos that fund it and unfortunately I'm no longer subscribed. Still happy to see its doing fine now.

[@999Remi]

Truly one of the best ever kurzgesagt videos I have ever watched, the production quality is somehow still increasing I can’t name a single KZbinr who’s videos compare to kurzgesagts

[@TheAyushSomani]

How did you watch a 13-minute video in less than 12 minutes? 😳

[@999Remi]

@@TheAyushSomani watched it like 7secs after it came out and also it had been out for over 13mins when I was done

[@DzhokharDudayev-kr9mi]

Koranos is as good as Kurzgesagt

[@kiwuuspurr1927]

@@DzhokharDudayev-kr9mi Koranos is pretty good but I keep confusing him for Kurzgesagt

[@benderproductions3909]

TRANS WOMEN ARE MEN! 999

[@TheOrbitalMechanic]

6:23 I love that this musical sting keeps coming back whenever black holes are mentioned

[@jaideepprabhu3210]

cant imagine the immense work and research that went into the video to find the objects that are at exact scale in both spectrums kudos to the team for creating such masterpieces on a regular basis been a fan for years now and surely will be a fan forever

[@ErikHuizinga]

Anyone who's ever paid attention during science classes has seen scale up/down videos like these already, but this one's different. Kurzgesagt manages to put this into perspective, so that I feel like a red blood cell to the Tokyo metropolitan area. Incredibly smart storytelling, yet so simple. And of course it comes in the beautiful Kurzgesagt art style. Thank you!

[@Gelatinocyte2]

Cells At Work roleplay in Tokyo. Imagine that! 🤔

[@UHFStation1]

We didn't have scale videos when I was in school.

[@rhouser1280]

“If humans lived like ants, we’d be building giant offices & competing for status, wait” 😂😂

[@War_With_It]

I laughed so hard when they said that

[@War_With_It]

​@@Janeworx what is bro yapping about

[@Harbin_07]

Finally someone points this out😂

[@Johannes.Walker]

Absoluter Respekt. Großartiges Video 😄❤️✌️

[@sarkisianelin]

This video was amazing!!!! Just like all the other Kurzgesagt videos! ❤

[@kyyzh12]

I really like how this size comparison isnt just a bunch of random things travelling across the screen. It is really unique and finally someone is trying something new.

[@fractastical9040]

Absolutely insane size comparison! Loving the increase in upload speed: it's crazy to think of the quality of your videos, and how often you upload.

[@Likhinn]

You are welcome for reporting the spammers

[@Likhinn]

Oh their messages didn't dissappear. Never mind.

[@HexaflexagonFan]

@k4vbRms7-ytlearn grammar.

[@Poo_Number2]

@@HexaflexagonFan Its Spelt Right

[@user-eo4it2rn1f]

@@UTTPCaptainur cringe

[@gorodezkiy988]

Wow, that’s so impressing! Thank you ❤

[@raneemal7173]

this is spectacular !! thank you very much❤❤

[@preetlimbasiya]

1:20 That was the moment of realisation

[@awesomemushroom7547]

I died

[@raymondgalbraith983]

“Wait. . .”😂

[@Blake-dk3xy]

If I was rich enough, I would single-handedly fund this entire channel as it has become my favorite way to learn information about the world and universe that surrounds me, keep making more!❤️

[@ChinnuWoW]

This channel is popular enough to fund itself many many times over. You're telling me you'd rather send a massive amount of money to an already-rich channel instead of donating it to the poor or a charity? That's ridiculously immoral.

[@sk8_bort]

@@ChinnuWoW Well, he is talking about what he would do with his OWN money. Telling other people what to or not to spend their money on is the only ridiculously immoral thing here.

[@Scrungge]

@@ChinnuWoW At least the intention is right. Spending it on education is still better than spending it on materialistic things you don't need / shopping culture.

[@williambryant1672]

@@ChinnuWoW Haha you're paying for internet and a computer and on a youtube video. During the time you were watching the video you could've been helping kids in Africa who are starving. And you can sell your computer too and give it to a charity. You're ridiculously immoral.

[@ChinnuWoW]

@@sk8_bort I'm not telling him what to do with his own money. I'm explaining how stupid he would be to send money to someone who's already rich and doesn't need any more. Feel free to waste your money as you please, but don't get butthurt when I call you an idiot for it, which is my right to free speech.

[@noavdw1]

The effort put into these videos is just crazy! Keep it up

[@jmel4699]

I just wanna say thank you for keeping my passion in knowledge since childhood. this channel really means a lot to

[@jonparrott3332]

After seeing countless "comparison/scale" videos, this was by far the best one I've seen. Keeping 'you' in the center, and working back and forth is a brilliant approach. I've followed this channel from the beginning, and these are reasons why. Thank you!

[@David-di5bo]

1:11 "If humans lived like Dinaponera, we'd be building towers over 25 storeys, filled with offices and ruthlessly competing for status, and...wait..." I'm dying 🤣🤣🤣

[@celestialcosmos-official]

Thank you so much for the content Kurzgesagt. The beauty and explanation of your videos make me want to cry out of happiness. After watching your videos, I have learned a lot. Thank you so much for the videos and content. Very good team! Keep it up!

[@user-ej4ox8vg1u]

So cool how all the big things and small things are integrated

[@daenite2480]

The society joke at 1:14 was amazing 😂

[@bruv12321]

Lol

[@spencerbair1137]

The sheer contrast between the smallest and largest things is absolutely insane.

[@rijulranjansingh4867]

you did not watch the whole vid in 45 seconds!??...

[@namantherockstar]

Kurz inspires me.. My parents said if i get 70K followers They'd buy me a professional camera for recording..begging u guys , literally Begging.

[@shubbyshabaas]

The smallest thing being your attention span because you did not watch this whole video in 1 minute

[@Jen-hen]

this video is obviously generated by AI Stop praising it lol

[@goemon9378]

Just wanted to be first with some generic comment

[@Catimixto]

Narcissists going to have a field day with the title

[@Lately444-23]

Thanks I made the video 😂

[@Lately444-23]

Charles

[@Lately444-23]

Ps I don't like you

[@poizonali]

Awesome video, thank you! I even got goosebumps from the music 💛

[@ilikestarwars4438]

Can we appreciate how Kurzgesagt has been putting out so much content so fast, literally legends

[@MeatPops]

4:53 that's some next level animation right there

[@bebiasheni]

You are amazing ! I just remembered how i was watching you when i was 17 and my curiosity went to sky and beyond thank you ! ✌️

[@dimmingstar]

comparing us to the size of other objects in the universe is one thing, but adding an inversely proportional comparison is an ingenious other~ this was so surprisingly comprehensible until the objects hundreds of thousands, even millions, of times in size! and on top of that, the sense of connection you forged between us with both ends of the spectrum made me feel so moved ..I've rarely felt so in touch with the universe :') this was a thing of beauty Kurzgesagt, as it often is with you. thank you for another incredible video

[@61keystonirvana]

It's almost unbelievable how accessible this video is, considering the quality of content it offers. Sure, there are ads, but having access to such exceptional content at such a low cost feels like an incredible opportunity.

[@momnufix]

Wow, @10:00 to 10:30 is one of the best animation sequences ever made on this topic IMO. Such a narrative driven, well crafted scene with the smoothest and subtlest of frames in such a short span of time. Kudos to the production teams at KZ! Hope they are well acknowledged for their stellar work.

[@Soltrikarenshi]

It was pure bliss

[@alpanasharma1571]

And a really good soundtrack too

[@durchfreude]

the shortcut "KZ" is not that popular in germany tho xD

[@momnufix]

@@durchfreude I honestly fail each time I try to write the full name of the channel :) never seen KZ used before either

[@beastmode_all5280]

Yea for sure, I also really love the black hole comparison done in a similar manner

[@manangmambobola3252]

Sounds like so much work for this video, Great work!

[@IsmaGF85]

Another mind-boggling video. Well done there.

[@sebastianmartinez5508]

6:35 I like that as soon as a blackhole show up they use a similar theme to the one used on their last blackhole video.

[@lavaentertainmentz7870]

Kurzgesagt back with another BANGER! Truly amazing how small and large we really are! Appreciate the work the team are doing

[@retinazer7652]

@Dougloide are you a bot too?

[@MLTAKOS]

@@retinazer7652 just report em all

[@GuyThePerson]

@@retinazer7652 All the replies above you are bots. Ignore them.

[@righty-o3585]

If you ignore the fact that nothing in this video is true or accurate, then yeah, it's a great video

[@davidcevallos5134]

Particle birb and the happy holidays message fills you with determination :'3. Plus the music is perfect as usual!

[@BlenderStudy]

Thank you for the update, Kurzgesagt - In a Nutshell..!! Amazing animation and content..!!

[@GigiM_winx]

Honestly this channel is never gonna die down. The thirst for the Knowledge just keeps on becoming greater as human race lives on and innovation exists

[@Harbin_07]

Well said fellow homo sapiens

[@kirbylover37]

​@Dougloidebad bait, do better

[@gabor6259]

@@kirbylover37 Here's a better bait: of course the channel won't die down, it's a billionaire-funded channel.

[@justnukeit]

​@@gabor6259 happy to hear that, I hope that translates to high quality as always

[@trilokdhakad1785]

Happy Diwali Also

[@Jen-hen]

lovely animations as always kurzgesagt im loving the frequency of these recent uploads

[@JustARandomStickFigure]

@@UTTPDIVISON you don't post any content to begin with

[@Harbin_07]

2023 is a year of content for sure

[@mrthicknoodles]

this is a hive comment so spam comments can flood the replies, thus why it has so many likes. this same account said that this video was ai generated and that you shouldnt watch it

[@JustARandomStickFigure]

@Dougloide if it was ai generated there might be mistakes in the video

[@JustARandomStickFigure]

@Dougloide you ARE the mistake

[@Saifullah_4112]

"Humans are small enough to explore the sea but large enough to explore space"

[@mellowmood9]

Most Fascinating journey of comparison video on the internet . This is truly admiring ✨💯

[@Local_Isopod]

7:39 "Space is just so large its kinda mean" -Kurzgesgat 2023

[@RexKerman]

at 5:00 the visual of Jupiter swallowing Earth looks awesome, Great Work!

[@PritishMishra]

This was a Masterpiece. The epitome of Kurzgesagt content.

[@tt00]

Really had a great positive vibe this one and that’s hard 👍👍👍 well done

[@louisnicka8]

Getting 10 Kurzgesagt videos in a space of 2 months is amazing. Thank you!

[@kiwuuspurr1927]

@@JackWilke go exercise, fatty

[@TheAutisticFrog]

9:19 “ONLY 465 THOUSAND MILKY WAYS”

[@NguyenMinh792]

9:12 “Only” 465000 thousand Milky Ways 😅. That’s absolutely tremendous. Anyway, the transition is as smooth as water

[@CheeseFrLife]

*Only*

[@BellaStone]

It's kinda cool to look at the world from this different angle. Seeing ourselves as the center of the universe and realizing how everything, big or small, affects us and the world-it's a trip. It's like our bodies are running a similar show to civilizations. Makes me take a step back and think about all the stuff keeping me ticking and grateful for my health. But, you know, it also hits you with how fragile we are. And that quote, 'from here on, things just kind of stop making sense'-got a good laugh out of that one! 😄

[@_demonmaid]

I've watched a lot of Powers of Ten videos over the years, and this one is exceptionally good. Doing both directions simultaneously was clever and keeps it relatable

[@klevkaisetsu4883]

Thank you very much for you eye-openers.

[@andre_601]

It's a nice detail how at the end the chorus matches the switching between the different examples of scale...

[@RobertMurray-wk5ib]

Actually answered a longstanding question of mine… “Where are we located between big and small” Used to think we were in middle. Then, I got confused watching KZbin size comparisons to put us towards the larger. Now back to in between. Please don’t stop keeping up good work.

[@Freckle_McMurray]

Did you know that cats can be gay lesbian or bisexual :3

[@lancetheking7524]

​@@JackWilke "the source is that I made it the fuck up"

[@lancetheking7524]

​@@Freckle_McMurray that's adorable

[@ix67ml]

well, they discarded plank length, so we may still be on the larger half if we consider it

[@mercerwing1458]

​@@Freckle_McMurray Did you know everyone in your life thinks you are a looser?

[@shankhadeepacharjee7210]

Nahh! The smallest thing is my brain during a test

[@miau.--]

The actual center of the universe would be Caseoh, and we're just revolving around his gravitational pull.

[@kylesymbal7041]

😭😭😭

[@monicavmzia]

💀xd🗿

[@Hakusan75]

This seems like such a simple, maybe even silly, concept for a video. And there were some good jokes, but it had such a narrative to it that it literally gave me chills a couple times. And that music! *Chefs kiss*

[@lavender_verandah]

Thanks Kurzgesagt for the daily dose of magnificence of our universe again!

[@memes42069lol]

​@Dougloide big Brain 🧠 🔥🔥😭💀

[@semi9316]

5:40 that sounds like your typical soulsborne boss

[@somethingcoolgoeshere]

theres probably a wholesome an kind message you could make out of this.

[@Sonic_K]

"Space is so big, it's just mean" That one got me

[@Carljouannet]

How Kurzgesagt manages to break my mind with every single video is incredible. Amazing work as always to the team / teams making these productions

[@prdiludi4432]

Yes! This is exactly what i think of when i imagine society as a giant organism. All of us play a role in it, no matter how meaningless it could seem from our perspective. Change your perspective, change your life.

[@mooqer]

that particle being called ''OMG particle'' is the most hilarious thing I heard

[@uniduckus]

Absolutely love the concept of this video! It's a great reminder that we have the power to shape our own universe and create the life we want

[@user-iksd0713]

광활한 우주공간에서 지구는 한 점에 불과한 것이며 그 지구 상에서도 인간은 한 점에 불과한 것이다 자기장이 있는 물질이 회전을 하게 되면 내부의 압력으로 열이 발생하면 지구의 화산과 같은 폭발이 태양의 홍염 코로나 태양풍 흑점과 같은 현상이 일어나고 블랙홀은 타지않으나 압력을 받으면 내부의 압력으로 메타물질과 같은 암흑물질이 생기며 제트류는 타고나면 가스와 찌거기다 블랙홀은 폭발은 없으나 폭발하게되면 그 열과 빛이 극지방을 통해 빠저나간다 지구의 자기장이 변하는 것을 관측이 가능한 경우가 용암이며 지구의 역사에서 자기장이 변하는 것을 여러번 관측이 되었으며 이 자기장의 변화가 운석 충돌과 같은 현상으로 공룡의 멸종을 가져왔다 자기장이 없는 크기가 작은 달과 화성에 운석의 충돌 흔적이 많은 것을 보여준다 이 자기장의 변화는 지구의 자전축의 변화로 인한 것이다 그러나 여기서는 서술하지 않는다 지구의 역사는 진화의 역사이다 동식물의 진화에서 겉씨 식물이 먼저 시작 되었으나 속씨 식물의 자매군임이 밝혀진 것도 답을 내놓지 못한다 모든 동식물은 꼬리없는 정자와 꼬리있는 정자로 수정을 하며 동물과 인류의 진화를 유골로만 진화를 판단하는 것은 오류다 인류의 영양상태가 좋아진시기는 녹색 혁명을 맞이 하면서 영양상태가 좋아진 것이다 영양실조에 근친혼에 식인풍습때문에 유전병에 걸려있던 인류의 진화를 이해를 하는것은 오류다 공룡이 알을 부화할때 온도를 유지하기위해 묻거나 품었을 것이다 그러나 공룡의 알은 더러나 있었던걸로 알고 있다 그러면 털이 있어야 부화를 할수있으나 복원된 공룡이 털이 있는 종류는 하나도 없다 초전도체가 이론이 나온지 백년이 넘어도 물리적특성도 개념도 모르는 상황에 초전도체를 밝히는 시간만도 오래 걸린다 초전도체를 형광등에 비유하면 조금 부족한 점이 있다 우랴늄염이 초전도체며 논리는 오비탈이 0이고 전기저항이 0이다 고체가 어느 순간 수렴하면 전자가 일렬로 나열하는데 이때 전기전도체가 된다 이것이 초전도체다

[@noliekanoli3452]

5:29 my bad bro 🚪🛁

[@ExiledAria]

"Finally" -🛁

[@TheWorldsLargestOven]

I see a bath tub

[@GuestyLefty]

That's a tub