WEIGHT COMPARISON ⚖️ 3D

[@MetaBallStudios]

If you liked this video about Mass, then you will like this one about Time even more: 👉 kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJOYooeal5t_mK8 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Si te ha gustado este vídeo sobre las pesas, te gustará aún más este otro sobre el tiempo: 👉 kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJOYooeal5t_mK8

[@ACCOfficial-12]

How you post before it was uploaded

[@crazygamingyt7245]

@@ACCOfficial-12 u can comment on your own videos before they are uploaded lol

[@MetaBallStudios]

@@ACCOfficial-12 Because I upload the video two days before for the channel members.

[@joshuanunes7230]

@@MetaBallStudios cool

[@CaptainPilipinas]

@@MetaBallStudios 'The mass or weight is sometimes difficult to get an idea of in the most extreme cases, such as atoms or galaxies. In this video we try to give a better idea of what things wei-'. hrm....if that APEX type munition, from a fictious franchise's, from that Lunar colony ever to exist in our era's current capabilities right now, wondering what kind of 𝘮𝘢𝘴𝘴 that one would take up I wonder?

[@marcello7781]

This video premise is basically "You thought this would be the smallest/biggest but there's another one, and another and another" and I love it.

[@ellidominusser1138]

more smallest, most people probably know that the observable universe is going to be the biggest, though i did not know how much smaller it could go than atoms.

[@YojhanCiencia]

Yes

[@MUTVFORMV]

"Another one"

[@sree0728]

Naani

[@gtone339]

your job

[@peterashworth5875]

Crazy to think that the weight of the Milky Way compressed into a reasonable density could fit well inside the heliosphere. Lots of empty space making up 100,000 light years.

[@andynilsennot4329]

imagine chilling as a galaxy when you realize your weight can literally fit inside the heliosphere like a ball going into a perfectly sized hole

[@elchile336]

Fun Fact: If you could remove the void that's between the electrons and the atomic nucleus of every atom, you could fit the Observable Universe entirely inside of a watermelon, and if you did the same thing but only with Earth, it could fit perfectly inside of a grain of salt

[@mjproebstle]

space is mostly that s p a c e

[@miniverse2002]

Pretty amazing to see the entire observable universe fit neatly in a few lightyears at water density.

[@maximilianodelrio]

@@elchile336 q wea, me explota la cabeza

[@drag0nemper0r97]

It would have been funny if at the very end he added one larger than the universe that said "your mom" or something. Comedy at it's finest

[@lordicarus8807]

Joe mama's ass...

[@MeethaMadina1263]

Your mom

[@yuganshubhurtel8344]

you beat me to it lol

[@FilmscoreMetaler]

Yeah tbh I was really looking forward to that. :D

[@taylanmertoglu3108]

I honestly thought that would be the ending

[@antonaargh1268]

I imagine holding back "yo momma" joke was one of the hardest things MBS had to endure whole year. Big ups!

[@Alpha-1-Omega]

Looking for this comment!

[@multiverseandparallelunive6224]

YOUR IS CRAZY 🤣 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@TimpBizkit]

You just see a giant weight zoom out for multiples upon multiples of the known universe (like in the time video).

[@Alpha-1-Omega]

@@TimpBizkit That's a very meticulous observation you did there. Hats off for you.

[@QuintusGaius]

Interesting, I never knew that planck's mass is so big.

[@davehollis5816]

I know! For so long I thought that "planck" meant the smallest and/or largest *measurement* possible. I still don't fully understand why mass is different from length, temperature, and time.

[@lyly_lei_lei]

It’s because it’s the mass of a theoretical black hole exactly one Planck length in size.

[@bensaret]

And I didn't know that gravitons had any mass to begin with, even if it's that miniscule

[@sigbauer9782]

That's what his wife said.

[@auaiomrn]

@@davehollis5816 The Planck units aren't necessarily small, what makes them special is they're defined by natural physical constants instead of by humans arbitrarily picking numbers

[@kevinmcfarlane2545]

Another amazing video. The amount of research and effort that goes into making them is astonishing.

[@pietropaolooblitaspinzas4028]

Cómo llegamos hasta el universo observable

[@phils4634]

An excellent visualisation of the vast range of "size" from the infinitesimally small to infinitesimally large. What makes this demonstration even more interesting is that the "infinitesimally large" are composed of almost unimaginably vast numbers of the "infinitesimally small".

[@BuddyLee23]

Also very interesting that we, at human scale, appear to be neatly placed right into the mid range.

[@soundsoflife9549]

That's why we need big numbers.

[@brewskiproductionslasvegas]

Can we all give a round of applause for the floor for holding up everything?

[@cchavezjr7]

no, stop using a comment you've seen over and over and trying to think you're original.

[@ftrspaulie4476]

@@cchavezjr7 tilted over a comment

[@cchavezjr7]

@@ftrspaulie4476 nope. just eyes rolling but you're just parroting others as well.

[@nivaldolemos5280]

we should applaud spacetime for not forming a black hole from so much mass in a small region.

[@Minimalici0us]

@@cchavezjr7 🤡

[@lyly_lei_lei]

Really reminds you how much empty space is in the universe. How distant everything is.

[@Sergio-1899decano]

Exactcly like an atom

[@Memeened]

69 likes

[@rufusgreenleaf2466]

​@@Sergio-1899decano A microverse is actually an excellent theory.

[@bayly1977]

Your videos never disappoint. I love the variety and pure abstract nature of what’s being compared

[@pietropaolooblitaspinzas4028]

La botella de agua pesa un kilo

[@keshavsharma8463]

Lots of Praise and credit to the iron Smith who made all these weights .👍 And congratulations to MBS for another BANGER video🔥🔥

[@BJGvideos]

Can God make an iron weight so big that even MBS cannot measure it?

[@bony2953]

@@BJGvideos ur mom

[@BJGvideos]

@Ribhuraj Roy Pass the time

[@MtnCommando]

*blacksmith (is that racist?)

[@GraveUypo]

i wonder what kind of mighty being put those scratches on the larger ones. i wouldn't want to go near them

[@wracatinthevoid]

the floor carrying all of these was the strongest

[@isaacgonzo]

They seem to make newer and newer names for small measurements, but not bigger measurements. Also, i never wouldvt thought that a water droplet, was more massive than a grain of rice

[@ItsMeAttilaGameplay2018]

There are actually bigger ones like ton or megagram, gigagram, teragram, petagram, exagram, zettagram, yottagram (these are in physics) and lunar mass, earth mass, solar mass (and these are in astronomy)

[@isaacgonzo]

@@ItsMeAttilaGameplay2018 nice, but it seems like whenever something like this is done, it always caps out

[@anerdwithaswitch9686]

There are larger and larger names for bigger measurements, but they're not commonly used for mass. Most of the time, we'd say a "ton" rather than a "megagram," and from there we take the metric ton as a new unit to slap prefixes onto. Kiloton, megaton, gigaton, teraton, and so on The metric prefixes greater than or equal to 1000 are as follows: kilo- (10^3) mega- (10^6) giga- (10^9) tera- (10^12) peta- (10^15) exa- (10^18) zetta- (10^21) yotta- (10^24)

[@blondethunder8912]

But there are names for them They would need a lot of new prefixes They only have: Mega- million Giga- billion Tera- trillion Peta- quadrillion Exa- quintillion Zetta- sextillion Yotta- septillion But the normal names and numbers are here: Million, 1,000,000 Billion, 1,000,000,000 Trillion, 1,000,000,000,000 Quadrillion, 1,000,000,000,000,000 Quintillion, 1,000,000,000,000,000,000 Sextillion, 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 Septillion, 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 Octillion, 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 Nonillion, 10^30 Decillion, 10^33 Undecillion, 10^36 Dudecillion, 10^39 Tredecillion, 10^42 Quattordecillion, 10^45 Quindecillion, 10^48 Sexdecillion, 10^51 Septendecillion, 10^54 Octodecillion, 10^57 Novemdecillion, 10^60 Vigintillion, 10^63 Then goes on the same until Trigintillion, 10^93 Then 10 tretrigintillion 10^100 or 1 googol After this is pretty useless

[@LadyMcGiusti]

There are names for measurements larger than a kilogram, 1 ton (T) is 1000 kg, 1000 tons equal 1 kT, or kiloton, 1000 kT is 1 MT, or megaton, 1000 MT is equal to 1 GT, or gigaton, 1000 GT is 1 TT, or teraton, 1000 TT is a PT, or petaton, 1000 PT is an ET, or exaton, 1000 ET is a ZT, or zettaton, and 1000 ZT is a YT, or yottaton.

[@JonMurray]

That’s it! You’ve completed size comparison videos! The most comprehensive list of big and little things on KZbin! Mind blowing too. I love it.

[@lukee61]

Best comparison channel 😍

[@cl5470]

This is one of the few channels that gets an immediate click as soon as I see a new upload. This was an interesting one!

[@ComicalRealm]

"Size matters" - The Universe

[@dimitry_sergeyevich]

Biden?

[@noutwf]

This is so cool and well-made. I used to watch these kinds of comparisons all the time when I was little. Also at a certain point I think you started to make up weight measures lmao

[@angrywalrus6523]

Missed opportunity for “your mom” at the very end

[@thewafflegamer6152]

Did not realize that all the mass in the Milky Way can fit barely within the lengths of the Kuiper Belt, it’s ridiculous how spread out everything is.

[@multiverseandparallelunive6224]

YOUR IS CRAZY 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@trueanimationfan6542]

7:35 The weight of life, the universe and everything

[@Ne_Mutlu_Turkum_Diyene_TURAN]

Omg its so good video!

[@toeseater2855]

I love how even when it's the mass of a star the weight still has a carrying handle like "yep it's a bit heavy so we made it a bit easier to carry around you're welcome"

[@Symmetriad]

4:08 sounds like we're about to find out the mass of the Doomslayer.

[@matthewfree-phillipps7975]

I'm always amazed by the scale you use. Truly astounding! Thank you for you work and dedication, it shows you care we fully understand things.

[@bergspot]

Surely one of my favourite channels.

[@Scicianman]

The fact that the mass of universe could all fit inside a space less than 2 light years in diameter really does demonstrate just how empty everything is.

[@tayzonday]

What is the density of the weights here? The density of water? Edit: Oh it says so at the beginning.

[@JohannRosario1]

Water is a freaky molecule that probably shouldn't exist, but it's should be 1 gram per milliliter, when not affected by temperature. He should make a video using water as a unit of measurement, much like the earth/sun distance is as an astronomical unit.

[@mrhax4464]

I’ve never even heard of these numbers before, thanks for exemplifying it in kilograms, it was actually quite amusing.

[@DreadEnder]

Cool this was the one thing you needed!

[@nic3521]

The observable universe, is that including or excluding dark matter? Great video

[@Ogrematic]

How much would a neutrino weigh?

[@pietropaolooblitaspinzas4028]

El universo observable pesa unos centillón unos sillones

[@MorganSullivan]

Great video as always! I have only one suggestion: to add scientific notation. I can't understand when there's so many zeroes, but I can visualise 1e27...

[@MetaBallStudios]

I usually use scientific notation, but not everybody understands it, I'm trying to find a balance.

[@VladdViever]

Porque no los dos?

[@webdevgillett]

NO

[@mikikiki]

@@MetaBallStudios personally, i think all the zeroes make the sizes more understandable.

[@bonobonakdar6021]

Love these videos. Everytime its a joy!

[@HeavenlyWarrior]

I didn't even know there were words to describe such big numbers. Great video

[@lrshafted1283]

Infact there are more numbers named than the numbers set from one to one million

[@adilsonpatrickjane2110]

Me fascina este canal, siempre me an gustado las escalas especialmente las que involucran al universo, se escapa de la imaginación.

[@BrodaHafizi]

Its Better that others mass comparison 👌😀👍 ever im watch

[@Jack_Vane]

Just stunning. Fantastic work as always. Mesmerising!

[@AussieBall_Animations]

I love how you go from the smallest to biggest

[@theachlife1535]

Thanks for keeping me awake at 3AM

[@Biantural]

Tus videos siempre me terminan volando la cabeza, el plot twist entre lo minúsculo a lo masivo estuvo genial, ¡felicidades!

[@diamante8864]

me temo que casi todo está inventado

[@Good-Win2015]

And outside the visible universe, as you know, there are gigaparsecs of apple marmalade

[@IñakiAkerretaEraso06]

Impresionante lo tuyo. PT molaría que hicieras de ciudades ficticias pero bueno. Es un consejito bro. ☺️

[@MetaBallStudios]

Complicado, pero lo tendré en cuenta ;)

[@IñakiAkerretaEraso06]

@@MetaBallStudios Ok. Y gracias por el corazon. ☺️

[@GenuineComics]

You guys always deliver astonishing vids. Thanks!

[@turnerburger]

I can't believe the mass of the entire observable universe if compressed into the density of metal could fit inbetween us and Proxima Centauri, that's insane!

[@saulbadman5025]

Actually the density of water

[@fitnessbiohackinglifestyle]

WOW this left me breathless ,one the omost amazing videos on the internet :O GR8 JOB !

[@Masquerola]

You're a legend for including great music and then making it easy for us to find in the description!

[@liamdayshaungongob1848]

JACK NEEDS TO REACT TO THIS

[@somegamer7268]

Seeing TON 618 being so close in terms of mass compared to the Milky Way Galaxy gives me shivers. Just imagine it being on a collision path straight through the Milky Way Galaxy.

[@ImperialImplant]

the mass of TON 618 is miniscule compared to yo mama!

[@oataoa]

Special thanks to the guy who used his kitchen’s scale to measure the weight of the observable universe

[@multiverseandparallelunive6224]

IS NOT SPECIAL

[@multiverseandparallelunive6224]

THE MULTIVERSE IS Ω^Ω^Ω^Ω^Ω^10^3,000,003 SOLAR MASSES

[@ahmedsyed3436]

Hats off to the blacksmith for not forgetting the handle on top of each weight.

[@pepito_white]

You know... just in case God wants to deadlift creation.

[@JoeGorz]

I love your graphic representations. Thanks guys. Everyone I share them with, are usually mind-blowing like wow. Thanks again.

[@pietropaolooblitaspinzas4028]

I love One Thousand

[@RavinRay]

So at 6:56 So for those of us still not aware, we finally get the source of the image that starts off all of your newer videos, the Ton 168 black hole? Thank you!

[@HealthySkepticism1775]

I only clicked on it out of curiosity for which music would be in this one.

[@RubCrash]

3:28 my mind in a science test

[@multiverseandparallelunive6224]

YOUR IS CRAZY 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@gc5665]

Cool stuff man! Visual perspective is awesome to daydream about.

[@mtzmela1458]

amazing!!!

[@CPT_Nelson]

8:00 You forgot the mass of the camera filming the universe :D

[@Kolektifcs]

lol

[@Symmetriad]

8:02 Your mom.

[@khaledmohamed720]

Here it's 4:24

[@Solarwhale32]

its 6.2 X 10^95 KG

[@baileyantonengpei7860]

Young Man / Woman you have me intrigued by your work . The time the dry humor ( wether by your design or the facts made as a point !!! Congrats on your international community my friend Peace ..a universal .. “Your momma raised you good “ ** **( it’s an American thing we say “

[@SHIN2025_official]

4:27 YAAAAAAAAOOOOOOOOUUUUUUWWWWW

[@thornunia5057]

You people blow me away. Incredible work.

[@annawlodarczyk8672]

Why did I expect yo mama to be at the end of the scale

[@BerzerkaDurk]

Yo, the music change at 4:06 had me thinking we were about to hear about some crazyness in the La Crosse, Wisconsin Cinematic Universe.

[@Mapperfromnetherlands]

I like it that ist zooming out sooo far 😀 3:58 -

[@terapode]

And as asways, a great show.

[@zainalabidin-cz3ee]

6:33 I thought it says "the entire china complex"

[@General_Blockz-Ibelieveyouguys]

Same

[@Pinky_EwE]

Me too lol 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@allenmccaslin6221]

Automatic Like! I love this channel!

[@Mr_Aleksander]

Interesante ver cómo los pesos son más grandes que los cuerpos celestes, y al final toda la masa observable es del tamaño de una nebulosa

[@TKOfromJohn]

Space is truly empty

[@kaka_man00]

Shoutout to the the camera man for his impeccable work Great job guys👏🏻👏🏻

[@multiverseandparallelunive6224]

YOUR IS CRAZY 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@seanrosenau2088]

7:27 Wait... WTF is Gomez's Hamburger?

[@LadyMcGiusti]

A Nebula.

[@DarthDimadome]

Started zooming out again at the end, and I swear I thought we were gonna have a "yo momma" joke dropped on us.

[@ataxam]

5:44 Chad earth

[@libertarian394]

Invisible. Super video.👍

[@normenopo62X]

5:50 *Sextillion

[@IamEduD]

Brutal as always

[@elsiecodog7011]

4:03 All I Heard Was iiiiiiiiii Edit: Oh And Say It Sounds Like The Funniest Letter E

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[@Boxten017Alternate]

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[@ДинарФаизьянов]

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[@JonCom3dy]

I’m just fascinated by all the prefixes for numbers

[@GRSusano]

I was expecting "Your mom" at the end.

[@mitchkeller27]

IMO this video more than any other really underscores how *empty* space really is. Earth is about the same size as Earth, but the entire universe, its mass converted into water at standard temperature and pressure, would still fit between the Sun and Alpha Centauri.

[@sachinkoparde2052]

Earth's weight is more than Earth's size ??? 5:58

[@thesimplestguy]

The weight is not round and gravity bounds together into a smaller sphere but because here we showing weights in same state they will remain same

[@droxx78]

Como siempre Álvaro aprendiendo con tus grandes vídeos... Este es impresionante... 🤗🤗🤗

[@khaledmohamed720]

6:50 interstellar theme

[@Shigino57600]

You should represent the mass as water if the density is 1, the metal-like texture is misleading. However, as always, so cool video !

[@_AC_369_]

Nice video sir thank you for this awesome video ☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️

[@erikzabava937]

Awesome awesome awesome 👍👍👍💥💥

[@VariousPond]

Probably not as heavy as iPhone 14 with the biggest *balls* of the summer

[@LadyMcGiusti]

Oh, it's 3.333*10^243 kg.

[@sweetiedede123]

The fact that the universe is so vast that Ring Nebula doesn’t even make up a fraction of the space but 7:44 shows it’s actually a comparable size

[@geniol28186]

Great job! Relike 👍

[@msn64man1]

It’s a new metaball studios KZbin video whooooooooooo

[@daisiesofdoom]

I love to watch these with headphones while being stoned

[@woodbarber6679]

Amazing to see how much mass the planets have. Found that quite surprising.

[@alibobobaba1337]

Do these types of space and size comparison videos every make anyone else feel weird and anxious?

[@ranivacar]

yeah, sometimes I regret watching them

[@ivofritsch]

Excelent video, but some sizes look a bit off, for example, the weigth representing the E. Coli bacteria (at 1:53) is much more volumetric than the bacteria itself, that has approximatelly the same density of the proposed weigth, of 1 g/cm³

[@BerzerkaDurk]

after the last mass, when the camera started pulling back, i had a crazy moment when I thought it was gonna say "ur mom". i would have died.

[@cluckabrabra526]

For the next video could you guys do please either do sound measurements in perspective (1decibel=1m3 or something like that ) or amount of Rubik's cube combinations in perspective eg 1 full scale cube (5.6cm3) equals 1000 combinations?

[@kagannasuhbeyoglu]

Content & Sound 👏 👏

[@mr.brasskutt5385]

Otra maravilla inimaginable. Se agradece el video Maestro. 😀📽

[@mikes.7654]

Thank goodness there's none of those horrible blue blocks. That time video still creeps me out.

[@aaronmarks9366]

The very last one is the most mindblowing to me. All the mass of the observable universe, if converted to an iron (?) weight, would only be about 2 light years across. 2, out of billions.

[@oppaidevil29531]

If there show how protoverse (before big bang theory)weight is at the end, it would be cool as hecc, love the vid btw.

[@AndersWelander]

Good to know since I am starting up body building again and need to gradually build up from the lowest weights to the highest.