Replacing the Sun With Other Stars (Visualization)

[@Omnywrench]

I still get a kick out of the fact that the largest known star in the universe is basically named Steve

[@Aewp]

Steve from Minecraft is big

[@Flesh_Wizard]

"HOLY CRAP THAT'S HUGE!" "that's just Steve. he just does that sometimes"

[@rocmo656]

👌👌🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ProximaCentauri55]

​@@Flesh_WizardLMAO

[@user-jn7bq8wh1e]

Well I'm reality calling it the largest known star in the Universe is an over statement! We can't even be sure if its the largest in the galaxy ..

[@webguy943]

Imagine just chillin on pluto all by urself looking at the stars of the universe

[@tappajaav]

Pretty cold and barren. Hope you brought ray/particle-protection and gear with really good heating...

[@andrewhanson5942]

Should be a hell of a view from there.

[@TaikenUchida41]

Then suddenly Steve.

[@coolguypravara]

Wow the next set of stars are so big that they even looks like engulf pluto 😮 their diameters are almost the size of Solar system. Interesting video thank you Stargaze 🙂👍

[@Stargaze_youtube]

Thank you!!

[@Sir_Sectrix]

Quasi stars are the size of the solar system basically

[@olisomething]

@@Sir_Sectrix they are the size of neptune's orbit most of the time, they probably can get as large as 50 AU

[@fgaticacollinet]

XD

[@Olnx]

I got scared that we may burn alive, but thanks to the (visualization) part we are all ok :D

[@Stargaze_youtube]

😅

[@grzybowy1680]

This makes me really uncomfortable

[@ErinBee.SecwepemcStrong]

I'm not sure the reason I feel uncomfortable is the same as yours, but all I can think is "ugh, get out of my face" as if those stars are icky little kids shoving their face in mine, lol

[@heather9857]

Yes, I get a creepy, uncomfortable feeling.

[@tappajaav]

@@heather9857 Wonders of universe are too large for your liking?

[@Tonny-ic9on]

@grzybowy1680 same

[@LoganRubino-fy4nl]

same bruh

[@Aisatsana1971]

Damn I love our universe.

[@Jump_Immortal]

Beautifully terrifying

[@andronmillerjr.9158]

​@@Jump_Immortalmost dam perfect way to illustrate it with words

[@user-jn7bq8wh1e]

If it's true...

[@Aisatsana1971]

@@user-jn7bq8wh1e i love our universe irrespective of what is true.

[@user-jn7bq8wh1e]

@@Aisatsana1971 no...I mean..it could all be just a simulation.. It's just our minds playing tricks making it feel real.. We could all be part of a simulation matrix

[@МиржалолНизомов-ш8б]

Хамма нарсани бошланиши ва тугаши булгандек коинотни хам чегараси бор бу аник факт . Оллох билгувчи ❤❤❤

[@missimensmusicforkids]

omg 🤩🤩🤩🤩 watching these transitions are so satisfiying to watch ✨🎇🎆🌞☀️ WONDERFUL JOB !!

[@andrewhanson5942]

Nice visualization. I expect we would all be pretty much cooked by anything other than our sun or that red dwarf.

[@Stargaze_youtube]

Thank you! Totally cooked yes

[@Jump_Immortal]

Stargaze, if there was one planet or moon in our solar system you could visit, which one would you visit?

[@Stargaze_youtube]

I'd say the moon. Seeing the Earth from there would be an incredible experience fs

[@vishveshtadsare3160]

For me itz mars to look at the blue dot would be incredible

[@The_Lost_And_Forgotten2009]

Enceladus, Titan, or Ganymede.

[@weaselwolf8425]

Planet X. Cause it's a wacky planet

[@tomj4406]

@@Stargaze_youtube yup, the moon and Mars are my pix. i dig the film, The Martian..but one thing they skipped was Mark Watley (Space Pirate!) viewing the night sky and esp looking up at the Earth..i have no idea how they never had a few scenes like that? The Earth viewerd from Mars probs looks pretty neat, not to mensh other things..esp if Mars was close to Jupiter.

[@Professional-Commenter]

We could've named that last star anything cooler but we settled with Stephenson

[@btsr2553]

Thanks. Very impressive and well done. One of our brilliant political creatures from the Greens Party here in Germany actually said: „It is really possible, you can land on the sun. You just have to do it at night.“

[@tappajaav]

Oh nooooo

[@sophiap.6952]

imagine you’re the one of the biggest stars in the observable universe and some puny microorganism on some planet you’d literally engulf if you were replaced by its star… named you Stephen

[@tappajaav]

Rather imagine something else

[@Camcolito]

And there's not a damn thing you can do about it!

[@galactic_3787]

Congrats for this amazing video!!

[@Solarsystem_TV]

I love your videos, man!

[@thinhi4716]

This guy needs a sub fr

[@elviaxmemee]

incredible

[@Stargaze_youtube]

Thank you:)

[@toby1439]

Oh yeah. Pollux, I have heard of that name from Ratchet and Clank 3. It was next to the Obani Moon

[@ayan_plush]

He is a legend dude

[@vladimirmakarov212]

hello, what software/app did you use to show the suns from pluto, the 360 view seemed really cool

[@nojokeimcrying]

Loving the fact the shadows are making it look like the star's on the other side rather than where it is :)

[@lighter666ify]

This is cool, but which cityscape is this set over?

[@HomeboyMcGoo]

That felt like an existential crisis

[@Tygermite]

Thanks. Love some good cosmic horror.

[@nuclearnadal4601]

I'm more intruiged by the view of our galaxy and all the stars and countless galaxies from Pluto's surface.

[@judyb1539]

Pluto is my kinda place low-drama and chill.😊

[@jumboJetPilot]

The event horizons of some black holes are considerably larger than that. Hard to wrap one’s mind around!

[@GodmyX]

I'm speechless!

[@mdlikhon1616]

Absolutely amazing.

[@ejscorp]

Aldebaran gives me Majora's Mask flashbacks

[@torriuu]

my eyes are burning 😭

[@ВячеславСоколов-б2й]

Thanks for video 🎉

[@mariaparra2821]

PISTOL STAR 🔫🔫🔫🔫🔫

[@KaueHenrique-fn8tb]

My God, it even looks like a CHILDREN'S FILM.

[@ebonyharris2142]

It has so calm music

[@emilieprocsal4541]

Dang poor Venus and mercury there dead they got burned up by those suns

[@gradient1471]

Would be nice if you showed an approximate of the temperature of your surroundings as well (not saying atmosphere because Pluto has no atmosphere)

[@George.Coleman]

Sirius, the brightest star in the night sky us surprisingly close to us, and headed towards us, check it out

[@Militaryfic]

0:22 Disaster already started with Pollux

[@tappajaav]

It would already start - and end(we're all dead) - with Sirius A.

[@derciosoares1113]

​With Sirius being our sun we would still be fine, pollux onwards would be disastrous

[@tappajaav]

@@derciosoares1113 We would definitely NOT be fine. Sirius A is more than 25 times as luminous as our sun. Most of that energy output is in wavelengths that are harmful to life on Earth.

[@SpanishBall639]

Proxima Centauri left the chat

[@chengwilliam7663]

Pollux will be very bright. I won't stare at it.

[@chengwilliam7663]

And thanks for putting Pluto.🥰

[@BioTheHuman]

"There's a nice sunny day today"

[@fistukiogagarin842]

replacing our sun relative to its distance from us, any other larger sun would either burn the hell out of earth or increase heat by a significant amount changing life forms able to survive on earth.

[@LoonaTheHellhound69]

Biggest star "The great mighty Steve"

[@janziccjaraxxus9637]

The second one gives interesting vibes

[@MrStrat01]

In fact, we are really very small on our "pale blue dot" 🤣😂

[@xGamblerFate]

What the name of the song in this video i like it anyone know ?

[@LoganRubino-fy4nl]

it’s like the sun is becoming a red giant and instead of exploding it’s like eating the planets to become bigger

[@Debbiebabe69]

Is it possible to do this while adding the average surface temperature on the surface of Earth/Pluto? Pretty sure for Rigel the answer would be 'yes'.......

[@2003LN6]

Sirius should make the sky much brighter

[@cabdans]

What program is this

[@Stargaze_youtube]

Photoshop

[@GabrielPingel]

@@Stargaze_youtubeWhat about what you used for the 360 view from Pluto?

[@CST1992]

Imagine having so much raw matter in one place that you have a star that is 2 BILLION kilometers wide.

[@tappajaav]

Believe it or not, but R136a1(among many other extremely massive stars), most massive(and luminous) star known to mankind, is only a tiny fraction the size of red super/hypergiants seen here. Those giant stars nearing end of their life are on average very low density.

[@elviswilliams5764]

Hard to believe some stars are that big

[@TheMosayat]

Last star almost larger than our whole solar system lmao

[@jonerryparilla]

How can bro count how big they are when he didn't even tested it💀

[@debasishgoswami9896]

NASA scientists and their tests: Am I a joke to you??

[@anshchaudhary1783]

Last was Stepenshon 2-18 I guessed right woo hoo

[@RahimThegoat]

I was waiting for Stephenson 😮

[@danblauwal4524]

Stephenson smol

[@marcus716]

Turn on dark mode

[@armedexploiterrblx3524]

just found your channel and with these incredible animation feel like im watching some melodysheep space documentaries i always wanted to see what it look like to fall into gas giants and you even made a simulation video about black hole! When i looked at your channel i expected to see 1 or 2 million subscriber i was like damn man more people need to find this channel

[@Stargaze_youtube]

I love Melodysheep so being compared to him is really an honor. Thanks!!

[@DanRoom27]

Now this is escalation.

[@SPYROSTSABOURIS]

I assume this video was inspired by sciencephile the ai?

[@RamziddinIshankulov]

UY SCUTI

[@jaime628]

Sirius A just looks like the sun

[@vicky725kumar]

there is a minecraft planet but a kitten planet formed before minecraft planet it is in another galaxy(not in our universe because there is no kitten galaxy in our universe)

[@Munibiscool5678]

It’s not Steve it’s Stevenson 218

[@debasishgoswami9896]

Nah, it's Steve 🗿

[@suciatiwahyuningsih9459]

Matahari Digantikan Bintang Biduk

[@JDSB001]

Anyway at Pollux, we're all burned!

[@tappajaav]

We're dead at Sirius.

[@azynstyles6025]

Why isn't anyone talking about the different kinds of su burn you'll get 😅

[@tappajaav]

Because we're all dead starting from Sirius A. That star alone is more than 25 times as luminous as sun. And majority of any stars energy output is given in wavelengths outside visible light. Ionizing radiation takes care of everyone pretty quickly.

[@kenbeimer]

Why always move to Pluto? Just move the edge from the star to the distance from the sun - earth instead of the center.

[@dtxspeaks268]

Because this video is to show what happens if we replace our sun with other stars

[@user-nunungmastery-2015.]

Final is red giant

[@joaquincastro8949]

Sun pollux ???

[@antonioturner3835]

Crazy how some of these stars are literally bigger than our solar system and then you get the black hole Pheonix A which is bigger than the entire galaxy😂😂

[@jonyivre4541]

These two stars are still small in the Universe. Don't worry, that won't happen!

[@True_Base69891]

What happens if rigel replaces the sun for 1 second?

[@Stargaze_youtube]

Death. Unless you are underground maybe?

[@True_Base69891]

@@Stargaze_youtube It would take us 5 minutes to realize it and rip if we are outside at that moment 💀

[@CutePiggy-o8d]

Stevenson and Uy Scuti would melt our skin off if we were on Pluto

[@alreawon1212]

The blue ones are way hotter than yellow.

[@alreawon1212]

UY Scuti is about 2 times colder than sun. We would still burn because of how big it is. But the blue ones are 10-15 times hotter than UY Scuti. And even if they're smaller 100 times the temperature on Earth would still be higher.

[@ubermachtgamer7990]

The pistol star is 420 times solar radii😂

[@powermaxx11]

'I got a Colt 45. and two zig zags baby thats all I need'

[@Ari-fs6oe]

How many planets did Stephenson 2-18 engulf? 😂

[@dtxspeaks268]

All of them

[@ankitkumarJain9]

Where is WR -102

[@tappajaav]

Who cares about WR-102?

[@Ghost-soul-pirate]

You forgot about smaller star like what happens when you replace a white dwarf that is 7310 km in diameter and has a surface temperature of 6800°C

[@AdriaGarriga-Alonso]

The first star after the sun is 0.09 times the size of it, so no they didn't forget.

[@extazy9944]

no antares 😢

[@Carlos-qp3fr]

😆

[@Rorimac67]

Starting with Sirius there would be no city on earth or any live at all.

[@tappajaav]

Some bacterial life would almost always survive

[@Rorimac67]

@@tappajaav Bacterial live at 400° Celsius (just an rough calculation could even be more) I have my doubts.

[@tappajaav]

@@Rorimac67 Some bacteria are extremely resilient and can surviver at higher temperatures and in extreme pressure. Deep within Earth's crust, don't have to be on surface.

[@kelvinputra-gy4hq]

how to jump in other planets or moon in that game

[@Stargaze_youtube]

This video was not made using any game. I assume you mean space engine that I use in my other videos: you cannot jump in that game.

[@TandemSKITTLEZ]

0:29

[@WorLCommunity]

How did the people in the town still survive ?

[@MelonpultaCongeladaPvZ]

Elefante con un globo en el espacio😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@weaselwolf8425]

What is it 5 billion years later our sun is supposed to expand and turn into a white dwarf right? Imagine if we ever made it that long the peple living on earth just being like😧😵🫠

[@shadowfighter8861]

Earth would become uninhabitable a long time before that. About 1 billion years from now, the sun will have heated up so much earth will be too close to have liquid water.

[@RobertSilliams]

Ain’t no way the Pistol Star has 420 times the radius of the Sun💀

[@tappajaav]

Oh no not the funny weed number

[@4T3hM4kr0n]

It never fails to amaze me how thicc the stars in space can get ( O-type i'm looking at you)

[@tappajaav]

Yet many of them pale in size comparison with red hypergiants on their last legs

[@WencyPispis]

10 4

[@Mi_967]

Uuu

[@TheUnseenPath]

Why do we give these stars names like Scuvi-1572 and call ours "The Sun"? Like regular names are that hard?

[@tappajaav]

Because Sun(astronomes call our star "Sol")is really only star relevant in any way for overwhelming majority of people. Having "memorable names" is just not relevant for the people that are actually studying contents of the universe. There are not enough memorable names you could come up with, even if such a naming scheme were to be adopted effective from today. In Milky Way alone there are hundreds of billions of stars.

[@LavaCreepe]

????????????

[@Stargaze_youtube]

??????

[@ankitkumarJain9]

Where is WR -102

[@thedarkdragon1437]

program used: space engine

[@Stargaze_youtube]

Not for this ;)

[@KinkyCinderella]

the citizens in the city below are all thinking :"nah, we are good with our little sun.."

[@GlidingZephyr]

Excellent comparison video! Also, I might have a nightmare about waking up to some of these in our sky.

[@Stargaze_youtube]

Thank you! No problem for the free nightmare mate.

[@4T3hM4kr0n]

you wouldn't wake up to it as earth would be destroyed.

[@misirthekedy]

Around 1 or 2 years ago, I saw a nightmare about the Sun turning to a red giant.

[@alexshazam5482]

​@@4T3hM4kr0nHe meant waking up in his dreams about these big stars in the sky.

[@MertYldz-yz4wn]

1:51 Pluto becomes Mercury lol

[@Marianaprilcalingnasan]

0:10 Too Dark...

[@schuyler8497]

huh

[@Dinooo1234]

Nah el sol no esta tan cerca de Mercury.

[@carolinaroot3492]

Thankful for the sun we have!

[@CamieBurgos]

HOLY HELL THAT LOOK LIKE A GIGA GIANT SUN (0:45)