INSIGNIFICANT EARTH!! Universe Size Comparison 3D [Reaction]

Today we react to "Universe Size Comparison" from Harry Evett. We'll see a pretty awesome comparison of size of the moon, Earth, the sun and much more!
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[@teamtaka7]

Bootes void is just a huge empty part of space where if we were there we wouldn’t even know there’s other galaxy that exists even with telescopes. Kinda creepy

[@malkariss]

I've heard of this before but don't know much about it, I'd love to watch a video on the topic if there is a good one to react to?

[@muldoone6920]

A short but mindblowing video It's always crazy to think how small we are.. and yet the scale of things being smaller goes much further.

[@malkariss]

@muldoone6920 The fact that things get (to scale) much smaller than they do larger, is probably the fact that single-handedly shows how huge everything is. Entire "worlds" exist in areas too small for us to see, and then multiply that by the unfathomable size of the universe... it's extremely humbling.

[@DreadEnder]

You can fit all planets in the solar system inside Jupiter, and you can fit all other planets in the solar system in between the earth and moon

[@malkariss]

Wow, that's crazy! Jupiter is so massive, I wonder what the threshold is for star formation and how far away Jupiter is as a gas giant of that size?

[@DreadEnder]

@@malkariss Jupiter just missed it, they say just missed it but the theorised threshold is about 90x more massive, but when it comes to stars 90 jupiters isn’t much

[@malkariss]

@@DreadEnder Haha 90x isn't just missing it in my book :D

[@-ENDER-]

@@DreadEnder "A failed star who is a disappointment to their mothers"- Kurzgezat

[@DreadEnder]

@@-ENDER- “so even if we threw 90 jupiters at each other, although exciting to watch, it wouldn’t make a full star, just a brown dwarf”

[@THED.O.A.T]

Quick fact: Kepler 22b is a exo-planet I believ , not a moon , by "exo-planet" I mean a planet that is outside our solar system in another star system , it's also known to be a "super earth" because it's similar to earth but much bigger , making it impossible to live on because you would be crushed from gravity.

[@zionlouding7278]

Kepler 22b is an exoplanet that lies outside of our solar system

[@malkariss]

Ah thank you!

[@a46.]

The new version of it is out and it’s better

[@malkariss]

Thank you, I'll have to do that one too!

[@DreadEnder]

Space is large and powerful, time is larger and more powerful! Look at, ‘Timelapse of the Future’ by Melodysheep

[@malkariss]

Thank you, I've added it to the list!

[@DreadEnder]

@@malkariss speaking of which! What is currently on your list? Or is it confidential, if so what class? Confidential, secret or top secret?

[@malkariss]

@@DreadEnder That's a good question, I currently keep a One Note document where I put all the suggestions in. I usually try to alternate picking a suggestion and one that I chose myself. Maybe I should put them in a Google doc and post it so everyone can see what the suggestions are so far?

[@DreadEnder]

@@malkariss yeah! Maybe a poll! although given your (current) channel size it may take a while to get an unbiased verdict

[@malkariss]

@@DreadEnder I would love to do polls, but I would probably only get one or two responses, but that might work if I get a bit bigger. Thanks!

[@DreadEnder]

Ceres is an asteroid in the asteroid belt it’s a debatable dwarf planet like Pluto in the kuiper belt

[@zionlouding7278]

Wrong. Ceres is in the asteroid belt. Pluto is a kuiper belt object

[@DreadEnder]

@@zionlouding7278 yeah sorry I got it confused with the other small planetoid ( potential dwarf planet ) in the Kuiper Belt. I’ll edit it

[@malkariss]

Thank you both! :)

[@zionlouding7278]

@@DreadEnder it’s all good 👍🏾

[@DreadEnder]

Still don’t know why they put black holes on a black background

[@malkariss]

I couldn't see them at all lol, which I guess is technically true :D