Comparison Of The Entire Universe (Updated 2011) Moons, Planets, Stars, Nebulas, Galaxies, Clusters

[@FallinInAPhalaro9889]

one word for this: nostalgia

[@Aaron_Gentry]

Any person who watches this and still, after seeing such mind-bogglingly huge structures all the way from moons to planets to nebulae, stars, and entire galaxies, thinks to him or herself that we are alone, is a fool

[@A425s]

I just want to say this was one of my favourite videos as a kid. I've always liked space stuff, and the massive scales involved truly blew my mind. I also love how this video pops up in my recommended section from time to time, it reminds me of those simpler times. Thank you for creating this.

[@Ticci-Toby-c5f]

I am 22 years old, and remember watching this when I was 12!

[@jopahui2001]

Awesome video. I wached this when I was 8 years old. It was fun rewatching this after almost an entire decade.

[@erannull7654]

This was, is, and shall always remain, the Greatest Video on the Internet

[@Chestnutscoop]

Oh, this video takes me back, one of my very first favourites and what inspired me to want to become an astronomer :3

[@Chenchen88888]

Me too.

[@HabboUndesGotswag]

did you finally become one?

[@kaoribeatricegalimba4006]

Me too , I'm on the progress of being one I'am on Second Year Astronomy now , I remember watching this when I'm just at 9th grade.

[@HabboUndesGotswag]

Neji Hyūga LOL

[@kaoribeatricegalimba4006]

Aqworlds Gel What's with the Lol ?

[@4113n]

It's just so hard to conceptualize such massive celestial entities. We are but microbes in a small pocket of space.

[@michaelstgo5399]

I cried watching this, we will never know so many questions, all I know is that we are not alone.

[@GAMAAEGIS380]

i too, that's fucking incredible

[@adrians.v.s.k2777]

I know me too it was sooo nice

[@rivera6284]

i cried to

[@raptorzeraora2632]

the music made me cry

[@hi.4889]

I remember when I used to be a space nerd back in 2012 and found this video. With its amazing soundtrack, I adored this song and I still remember today. I can’t believe all of this is still here even so much time has passed.

[@thecuriousowl6663]

The music makes me want to explore all of this

[@horrorfan8785]

I still remember the good old days...when I had an interest in space and the planet's. Thanks to this, I'll try to get back into it

[@horrorfan8785]

@@JNUniverse sure

[@nomesobrenome5397]

This video definitely deserves a remake with all the new discoveries since 2011

[@feamtortress2]

You have put many, many things that other videos like this don't have. I only wish this was updated o 2016.... but awesome video.

[@Echinacea53]

Comparison Of The Entire Universe (Updated 2011) Moons, Planets, Stars, Nebulas, Galaxies, Clusters Very interesting video! Thank you.

[@DUFO476]

I couldn't believe how beatiful this video was. It was one of the most inspiring, informative, comprehensive, inclusive and elucid videos I have ever seen- definitively the best video about size of objects in the Universe. You managed to distill what should take years of research in 10 minutes! Amazing, amazing job! I loved that you included all the dimensions of these objects, not just their comparative size, and how you included all these wonderful theories about other Universes too.

[@christopherrodriguez2992]

We will alll miss Betelgeuse when it explodes in 1 million years at least it won't harm us

[@amaluddinassamani4901]

vy canis majoris is about to explode in 100,000 years from now!

[@MrTach33]

Could actually well believe it, it's very humbling. Incredible video.

[@williamvasiladiotis2903]

I have heard of the multiverse but not the Metaverse or the Xenoverse or the omniverse. What is the concept behind those ideas?

[@Son_Of_Q]

pretty outspoken for a person with idiot right in their name. Who is the fucktard? You is hahahahahahahahaha, is that a mustache on your face or just dirty?

[@SacredHeroV2]

Popeye Segar says the person who can't read last names or speak correctly.

[@Son_Of_Q]

At least i don't roam the internet and ask stupid question when all you have to do is look them up.... dumbass

[@SacredHeroV2]

Popeye Segar being a bitch and complaining about people not looking things up is cool, too.

[@OccyDaBoss]

4 years later...

[@SkiorDiablo]

Music choice was amazing, anyway, AWESOME video

[@jesusac7021]

The 10 biggest stars of the universe. Tenth : PZ Cassiopeiae Nigth : RW Cephei Eighth : AH Scorpii Seventh: VY Canis Majoris Sixth : KY Cygni Fifth : VX Sagittarii Fourth : Westerlund 1-26 Third : WHO G64 Second: NML Cygni First : UY Scuti The 2 biggest stars of the universe are small (Seventh: VY Canis Majoris) (Second: NML Cygni)

[@OozoraKazuki]

Confirmed: UY Scuti is 1,708 Solar radii, compared to NML Cygni's 1,650 Solar radii and 1,420 Solar radii of the VY Canis Majoris. People who have claimed VY Canis Majoris to be the largest known star perhaps haven't searched around a little more... ;)

[@bakadop8437]

Well that name is well know now soo hard to forget

[@OozoraKazuki]

baka dop That's true. Once a name gets stuck, it takes time for people to realize there's something else beyond.

[@exedeus]

"The 10 biggest stars of the universe" That we know of so far =)

[@aizelsuyo3929]

***** There's a possibility that scuti won't be the biggest by tommorow. You know how big the universe is and how we upgrade our telescope today. ..and that's a problem. People are not often informed and never want to know every changes because it's tiring. They'll probably forget Canis major after they found a thousand times bigger than Canis that what they'll say, because Scuti isn't much bigger than Canis, they ignore it, and they'll change if they found a soo bigger one.

[@vixxed]

I remember like 8 years ago, just watching these videos and loving them. man how time flies.

[@Elflightwarrior]

This is such an incredible video! I like thinking about the universe so much and I also like to think does it have a final border to it, and if it did, how would the space look like when someone or something would get across to the other side...

[@Elflightwarrior]

Akhtar Ali I am glad that you think the way I do! O_O

[@kishore1334]

same

[@armancad2933]

I can destroy those things lol

[@eliorahg]

Wow not only nostalgia from the video, but also Orchard of miiiiines and Serenata Immortale!!

[@METAL1ON]

Had to chuckle at the end because from your own perspective you actually are the centre of the Universe.

[@Joey856721]

Omniverse was trippy at the end because of the size imaginable- WOW! Also great choice of music makes the video even more dramatic thanks for this!

[@OwnageCubed]

Any scale past the universe may be impossible, and I think I know why. The Universe is expanding, and if a Multiverse is containing multiple universes, they must all be expanding, right? Eventually, universes will collide into eachother, breaking laws of physics and destroy universes. But, it also may be possible, because what if said "Multiverse" is expanding along with the universes within it, and as the universes expand, they move away from eachother due to the multiverse expanding. Just a theory.

[@ookimi]

When I first saw this video that was very shocked. It is a good video that made me dream of an astronomer. Thanks.

[@TAG-1984]

to think that all these galaxies won't sustain atleast 1 other form of intelligence, is almost hilarious.

[@rmtheg234]

this gives me goosebumps, its just so mind blowing yet beautiful...

[@callumlund217]

The new largest star is UY Scuti which is slightly larger than VY Canis Majoris

[@callumlund217]

But its still a fantastic video!

[@charadreemurr3515]

Callum Lund this was made in 2011 so that's why.

[@callumlund217]

Chara Undertale Right, just telling facts that I still don't understand

[@charadreemurr3515]

Callum Lund 5 YEARS AGO.

[@callumlund217]

Chara Undertale yeah, I know that

[@octdragon1]

The Last song was awesome :) Awesome video!

[@OccyDaBoss]

oh boy my childhood

[@floydvarga]

probably the best comparison video about space ever made,thank you

[@sirthatsillegal]

We will definitely miss *VY Canis Majoris*

[@1775revolution2012]

thanx for the vid, it is BEAUTIFUL! i love it.and i always love reading the comments on these types of vids

[@sun6834]

99% sure there is a multiverse.

[@eugeniakatsafadou331]

Why is this particular video so nostalgia enducing?

[@xenomorphelv426]

is there still someone thinking we are alone in the universe ?

[@deathmark208]

xenomorphelv426 Yes, Me :D Well It's my opinion, everyone has his own opinions

[@xenomorphelv426]

Sephiroth Pro absence of evidence is not evidence of absence.

[@eileenthomas4481]

This video is really great, I learned a lot compared to what I already knew. From moons to planets to stars to nebula to galaxies to clusters to the universe to the multiverse to the omniverse. Now, I do not mind myself eating a whole piece of cake. :-) Happy Astronomy!

[@jkend7508]

wow it's already been 5 years..

[@Stounage]

+Jamie i knooooooooooow

[@jace4301]

WAIT HOLY CRAP 2011 WAS 5 YEARS AGO SHOOT

[@ynol4879]

*7 Years Later... Uuhhh •●• Roblox Oof Meme Death Sound*

[@anti-dreamstansunited3391]

Hello

[@jkend7508]

4 years later still coming back to this vid

[@aspongenamedbob3076]

I grew up with these videos 😭

[@supremeverdict359]

Its been 10 years already😭

[@YouCuberHD]

Yeah...

[@maxdemian6312]

Yeah...

[@MitsukiDiablew]

I know 😭😭 I was only 15 and look at me now. I hate how time flies. Pure nostalgia this video and the music is giving me

[@scuti2]

Yeah…

[@MassReflux]

I remember this video 10 years later, I remember being obsessed with this back in my early teens, time flies.

[@urenda573]

Can't wait to colonize all that

[@Honkler270]

we just cant .....

[@raptorzeraora2632]

urenda573 lol execpt u won't be there to see it

[@Shadowfox-ms5hh]

urenda573 I'm with you msn let's do this

[@ynol4879]

The *Solar Max* Story Begins...

[@DrJMVD]

This is a great video, man you are a saint!!, thanks!!!!

[@alexiustang]

We are very small...…..

[@steffimaier7297]

My favourite video on KZbin.

[@sulaimanali8392]

xenoverse is donut??

[@sulaimanali8392]

+L for Lara x yasss donut. a gigantic donut w/ bluberry flavor

[@raptorzeraora2632]

+Sulaiman Ali nope its chocolate

[@Shadowfox-ms5hh]

+Sulaiman Ali its all flavors

[@raptorzeraora2632]

Sulaiman Ali lol

[@raptorzeraora2632]

Shadow fox 1557 and it's chocolate

[@thetennisman1443]

Excellent! Amazing! HOWEVER... If you include stars such as Naos and Kochab, you must also include Eltanin, the Virgo A galaxy, NGC 5820 galaxy, Eight-Burst Nebula, Eridanus Supervoid, Westerlund 1-26 (star), KY Cygni, KW Sagitarii, and so on. Also... great music!

[@zabid.]

Lol we can forget to ever ever ever get out of our galaxy if life exists outside our galaxy... We won't even get to other side of our own galaxy as its size is from one side to another 100k light years..so with even the maximum speed possible by laws of nature we still need 100.000 years to get to the other side... Forget it we will never ever make it and should accept we are alone 😋👍

[@TheCrimsonIdol987]

Well, if you can figure out how to use wormholes effectively, then you can travel at speeds that seemingly exceed the speed of light, but don't actually break the speed of light. Imagine you're a dot on a piece of paper, and you want to travel from one corner to the other in as short of a time as possible, well, you'd have to travel the distance right? Not necessarily, if you fold one corner to meet the other corner you can jump instantaneously from one corner to the next. Now laws of physics were broken, and you as a dot traveled from one corner to the other near instantaneously.

[@zabid.]

I know the theory about wormholes... But it's more of fantasy as reality... We can not even go save to other planets close to us. So forget about it man.

[@TheCrimsonIdol987]

Zabi D. There's nothing about wormholes that violate the laws of physics.

[@zabid.]

TheCrimsonIdol987 that may be true, but when do you think it's going to be possible?... Still in our life time?

[@TheCrimsonIdol987]

Zabi D. Not in our lifetime, sadly. But eventually ;)

[@tristanacebedo7778]

I liked the music when it showed the comparison of Ahadi, Pistol Star and La Superba!

[@Robert.R.83]

Keeping this information in mind is part of what brings me peace everyday

[@Aaron_Gentry]

I love the music you used for this video

[@DUFO476]

However, even if the Univese is a lot bigger, the fact that it has a start means that it has a specific size, although its really, REALLY big. What a wonderful food for thought for the future generations! Anyway, I hope I wasn't tiring, congrats again!

[@nablaphysics]

Excellent choice of music btw

[@MitsukiDiablew]

Omg I finally found the first video I saw comparing the sizes of what’s in the universe!!

[@DUFO476]

Also, the music fitted perfectly with the theme and the ending just sums it up all! Again congrats! One think though. I am pretty sure the observable Universe is 25 bilion ly, not 93. The farthest galaxies we' ve found are 13 b ly away. Since the age of the Universe is calculated 13,7 bilion years, it would be hard to see anything past 13 b ly anyway.

[@flagman57]

This is awesome. But i have a small suggestion: With so many increments between large sizes, it's quite hard to see the magnitude of what we are looking at. You may want to remove some of the in-betweens. Also, if you had all of the "objects" on a platform and viewed them as though it was a rolling conveyor belt, i think it would look pretty cool.

[@sahrahersi3130]

That is my favourite!

[@Blurillaz23]

Wow real nice video and i especially like the saying at the end

[@G4NGB4NG3R00787]

wow i learned alot from watching such a incredible video.... and that is the songs are EPIC !!!!!!

[@minebuster37]

This video really puts things into perspective.

[@Syncordeofficial_JaymitchieYT]

I miss this video..... Sure is pretty nostalgic.

[@Syncordeofficial_JaymitchieYT]

@@nicholas-herak444 it is

[@Syncordeofficial_JaymitchieYT]

@@nicholas-herak ikr

[@VinnyLam]

@PinkPanda1707 Yes that's correct. We have been able to bring VY Canis Majoris down to size thanks to improvements in measurements. VY CM is now the 7th largest star and NML Cygni now holds the title as largest known star.

[@VinnyLam]

@MrORIGINAL81 No. The hyperverse is between the xenoverse and the omniverse so it's bigger than the xenoverse but smaller than the omniverse.

[@Nico-pk1vm]

Man this was the first Size Comparison of the Universe Video i ever watched. This good old times...

[@hyrofx9124]

I so agree.

[@dzt7766]

the good old times..

[@adrians.v.s.k2777]

just amazing who knows what's out there I really want to go ssssoooo much

[@MaynorJ]

Awesome and breathtaking video. Congratulations for you work. I loved the music you used, would you be so kind to let me know the artist is/are? Thank you again!

[@rrkryon]

Bela síntese de astronomia e bem completa, com as dimensões de várias estrelas da Via Láctea, além dos planetas, importantíssimo...

[@guithromem]

The music were amazing, and the sizes were really mind blowing, taking the new discover that what is the largest object and smallest object in our solar system out to the our universe, astrology is signing up to youtube (showing all around in world by using youtube) i have a one question, where did you find the music, sizes, image? do you love astrology or you just made this for nothing and taking new discover in astrology?

[@THE_JACOB]

this was like my favorite video as a kid

[@cynnos44]

very very very nice video !!! nice job

[@BwsBoss8879]

Cool but what is the Omniverse exactly.Could it be the 1st,2nd or 3rd dimension or something because im so anxious right now!!!

[@kirbyfan107]

I thought the multiverse was the biggest thing in all of existence! I didn't know there was stuff bigger! Wow! Amazing!

[@1775revolution2012]

lol once you start thinking about the vastness and complexity of it all, it takes us on a ride doesnt it! I personally think that just pondering it has made me a little crazy lol. i mostly agree with your perspective, but i think our point of view is so limited and it is beyond our means of gathering all info needed for a unified/complete equation. i think that missing pieces are 1 consciousness, 2 time(or our perspective of it)

[@FRODOGOOFBALL]

@Zazzatron The most massive star has the most mass; the largest has the biggest volume. It's like the difference between a bowling ball and beach ball. The bowling ball is heavier than the beach ball, despite being smaller.

[@Ricmann3]

SIMPLESMENTE ESPETACULAR! VERY GOOD!

[@Dukstless]

Yes, I did. Giving an inanimate object a trait of living thing is a variant of metaphor. Giving either an animate object or animal a trait that is human-like (eg. speaking) is also a variant of metaphor. I do not knew their English names, so I gave just examples.

[@cosmopolitan4598]

Dear MackanK94, It's a very good video you uploaded. I'm interested in Omniverse, Xenoverse, Metaverse, ... Where did you get those explanations? Thanks in advance. Steven

[@OccyDaBoss]

4 years later...

[@michaelwilson7132]

@@OccyDaBoss 2 years later...

[@OccyDaBoss]

@@michaelwilson7132 6 years later...

[@LunaticThinker]

ly stands for light years. Basically it's a distance unit representing the distance a light particle travels over 1 year (it's quite a lot).

[@TheSuzane27]

looking to the universe really makes one humple. Always good remainder....

[@chlliegod2000]

You just earned a like and a sub pal

[@FallinInAPhalaro9889]

Just hearing the music makes me nostalgic.

[@Manning121999]

@isakilla1 theoretically and hypothetically speaking, the omniverse can have or don't have a limit, we don't know that. The multiverse, metaverse, xenoverse, hyperverse, megaverse, and the omniverse are theories. So I was calculating it's theoretical volume it has. Who knows? It could potentially be expanding now. the omniverse can have a limit of 170 times the size of the universe, so the lights years is about 17,000,000,000,000 lys in diameter. Again, I'm using theoretical measurements.

[@salwanarjun]

You wont believe it , but i shed a tear at this piece of beauty while watching this Video :)

[@Thorsteinnnnn]

This is a truly mesmerizing video. I particularly love the way you gradually let it all sink in, without being too dramatic, with slow and graceful music. But, on the practical side, I wonder: Where did you find the images for all those stars? Did you create it with some program? Your images have a lot of character and I suppose the color is carefully chosen according to the spectrum emitted by each one of them. I would love to be able to copy those images, individually.

[@tazza11]

Probably made on Google slides or keynote or PowerPoint

[@IamGrimalkin]

The star of Bethlehem is believed by some (such as Kepler) to have been a conjunction of Jupiter and Saturn (both other planets) as part of the end of the age of Pisces, a constellation which includes the andromeda galaxy, another galaxy.

[@BwsBoss8879]

I didnt know there was a Omniverse how do u know everything u got the brain of a genius and i watch this alll the time :)

[@newengland9thgen372]

Wow the un-imaginable size of everything,the universe is dwarfed to the Omniverse. and we cant even imagin how big our sun is. and our sun is tiny. So i say Thank you god. thank you big bang. thank you whoever made this infinite fascination we call Time.

[@MrFuckingPlayer1]

Dude, believe in any theory, but God didn't create nothing (Doesn't even exist). In the Bible,it says that god hold all water from earth with the hand, so he can't even be seen from omniverse.

[@VinnyLam]

They have recently just discovered a structure even larger than the Sloan Great Wall. It's called the Huge Large Quasar Group. It's approximately 1240 megaparsecs long in it's longest dimension. That's 4 billion light years across.

[@johnsmith-jd3gg]

- Atoms are usually 1/60,000,000 matter and 59,999,999/60,000,000 energy, the energy being Thousands of times its area in potency, that would take compression even the center of the biggest star during super novae or even a black hole could produce. (of course assuming black holes exist.)

[@rayd408]

Wow that's just amazing stars were amazing then Nebulas then galaxy I wish we can travel those places and see how many life forms there are. Maybe there's a super advance life somewhere millions of light years away and the universe is so big even with the most advance technology they can't find or reach us.

[@namnet22]

Or they might be here and you wouldn't even notice them the technology could be that way out of our league, they might see us as ants

[@ajisakaoctawiyano7333]

Hello! I like this video som much! but, where you get that Picture? multi,meta,xeno and omni verse? they're real? how to you make that picture? or where you get them?

[@scottsmith7553]

AMAZING! THIS BLEW MY MIND!!!

[@raptorzeraora2632]

Scott Smith no kidding my mind is gone jk

[@SOPMOD94]

between Xenoverse and Omniverse is the Hyperverse ;-) Xenoverse: the unknown alien elements that are beyond the metaverse and multiverse structure. Hyperverse: Multiple xenoverses. Omniverse: All possible attributes and modes are in play, multiverses are categorized by the attributes/modes active in its child universes. Some or all possible modes of existence are actualized.

[@Hboldo]

Most awesome video i've seen / Melhor vídeo que já assisti.

[@TheGopukumar]

Galaxy, Universe, Multiverse, Metaverse, Xenoverse, Omniverse ..... Looks like the uploader of this video was only short of words LOL !

[@gmoneyq]

You are the center of the universe, because without you seeing this through your eyes it would have still happened, but would have never mattered.