🌎 SIMULATED Journey from EARTH to the END of the UNIVERSE ✨

🔹This journey breaks several laws of physics in order to reach the known limit of the universe, using a spacecraft capable of travelling at any speed.
🔹The distance and speed are approximate, giving us an idea of how fast the spacecraft has to travel to move through the vast expanses of the universe.
🔹Along the way, an AI will explain some important elements of the journey, to give us a more complete picture of what we are seeing.
🢂MY WEBSITES🢀
📷Instagram: / metaballstudios_official
🐦Twitter: / metaballstudios
🙂Facebook: / metaballstudios
🎵MUSIC: (KZbin Library)
Hydra - Huma-Huma
Eureka - Huma-Huma
Atlantis - Audionautix
Reflections - MK2
Angelic Forest - Doug Maxwell_Media Right Productions
Landing On a Dark Planet - Doug Maxwell_Media Right Productions
📝SOURCES:
Moon - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moon
Solar System - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solar_S...
Kuiper Belt - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kuiper_...
Oort Cloud - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oort_cloud
Heliopause - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heliosp...
Alpha Centauri - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alpha_C...
Local Interstellar Cloud - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Local_I...
Local Bubble - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Local_B...
Orion Arm - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orion_Arm
Milky Way - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Milky_Way
Andromeda Galaxy - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Androme...
Local Group - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Local_G...
Laniakea Supercluster - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laniake...
Pisces-Cetus Supercluster Complex - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pisces%...
Observable universe - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Observa...
🟪Credits:
Voice - voicemaker.in (Kendra)
Voice - voice.ai
Numbers sound effect by Rho 2023 - • Numbers 0 to 1,000,000...

[@MetaBallStudios]

👁 Yes, in this video we are going to break the laws of physics a little bit, but it is necessary to try to understand the cosmic magnitudes a little bit better. I hope you enjoy this trip, if you would like me to make more similar videos, let me know here. 👇👇 --------------------------------------------------------- 👁 Sí, en este vídeo vamos a romper un poco las leyes de la física, pero es necesario para intentar comprender un poco mejor las magnitudes cósmicas. Espero que disfrutes de este viaje, si quieres que haga más vídeos similares, házmelo saber aquí. 👇👇

[@jessetorres8738]

I'm not gonna lie, for a long time I thought your name was "MetalBallStudios," & I only last year realized I had been typing it wrong on KZbin, but the fact you finally made a video with a metal ball in it for the zoom out is awesome & slight vindication for me.

[@DreadEnder]

@@jessetorres8738 haha yeah same

[@angelseda9823]

Thanks for the laugh , this was / is akin to a “ Bigfoot “ search video !!!.. lol.. very entertaining !!!

[@DrNothing23]

How about tackling something similar, like with the Human body? For example, I heard that if you took all the blood vessels out of someone and stretched them all out in a single line.., ...the person would die.

[@angelseda9823]

@@DrNothing23 .. that’s only if the person sees it done to them , but if it’s done without them noticing.. they can live a long and somewhat healthy yet be it restricted life !!!

[@jessetorres8738]

I'm not gonna lie, for a long time I thought your name was "MetalBallStudios," & I only last year realized I had been typing it wrong on KZbin, but the fact you finally made a video with a metal ball in it for the zoom out is awesome & slight vindication for me.

[@MetaBallStudios]

Others think it's MeatBall, so I'll have to do something related to that one day

[@modnarer]

​@Bixie same, metalball is still probably what I think of , even after this revelation 🤣

[@jayfulton1116]

I thought it was MeatBallStudios

[@campbellblahblahsvlog7797]

@@MetaBallStudios To both of you, It’s METABall Studios

[@isaacgonzo]

​@@MetaBallStudios well, scientists did make a mammoth meatball. Im sure you could do something with that. Oldest food, largest food, anything

[@3dburger]

The fact that you have to multiply the speed of light by hundreds of times JUST to get out of the solar system in a small amount of time shows just how massive the universe is

[@Ciskuss]

Billions of time not hundred

[@stardiaz4520]

I like the skng btw is Jesus song tap Luke if you like god to heaven 🙏 ❤ ✨

[@stardiaz4520]

Song I ment*

[@stardiaz4520]

Like I ment*

[@manuelmartineznusn]

@@Ciskuss billions? really? do you know the difference between the solar system from the rest of our galaxy? universe?

[@StanPW88]

Moving out to the edge of the solar system with the Earth receding into the background gave me a strong feeling of longing and a sense of loss at what had been left behind. Imagine being in the cold emptiness of space where nobody will ever find you, nobody will ever know what happened, or what you wanted to say before you disappeared. Grateful to be alive and on Earth to be honest!

[@DannyWJaco]

I feel like this on Earth. Might as well be light years away. 😞Beautiful comment though…could be great song lyrics. 🎶

[@dantalieon]

I can ONLY IMAGINE how wonderful it is to see clusters of galaxies.

[@mars-jr5uu]

Hii😊

[@bahaeeddinn]

​@@mars-jr5uu are you Mars?

[@mars-jr5uu]

@@bahaeeddinn yes, I’m mars how are you?

[@bahaeeddinn]

@@mars-jr5uu I'm good thanks for ur reply 🪐

[@miudoll55]

yet scary

[@AussieBall_Animations]

I think this is actually the best representation of how small we are. Seeing the space ship cruise through space as giant things become small make us feel small. Metaballstudios, i think you made the best representation of how small we really are. Kudos to you

[@TheRealFumigator]

But just remember, viruses are small to us, but can make us work remotely for 3 years!

[@Al-ji4gd]

You needed a simulation of the observable universe to make you feel small? Is the planet not big enough?

[@9y2bgy]

@@Al-ji4gd It is both big and small. I think humanity is growing out of our birthplace without fully knowing it. Ambition is both our greatest strength as well as our greatest failing. We know much about the observable universe billions of lightyears away from our planet yet know nothing about the deepest reaches of our oceans. It's both fascinating and absurd.

[@gabiausten8774]

Don’t forget, Galaxies are just as small as we are, in comparison to the endless void that is our universe. They (if they had a consciousness) would feel as insignificant as we do sometimes…just that galaxies can’t get therapy! 😂😂😂

[@Al-ji4gd]

@@gabiausten8774 Yeah, so size pretty much becomes meaningless, because everything can be dwarfed by something else both in terms of space and time.

[@xylo_fylo]

Without a doubt, this is my favorite video you've produced so far. your work is truly awesome.

[@faizamador9771]

We have similar names!

[@prestonik]

@@faizamador9771 Alvaro should do the name similarity video.

[@jbarnes4521]

Agreed

[@atiashaunbaker3792]

I agree !!

[@eosnixon]

My favorite video is "The Age of Universe" (TIME in Perspective). Simply mind blowing

[@cikgudoktoru2286]

the universe is so vast.. I feel so homesick just by watching this..

[@Newstarz1]

Right , at this point , the sun , moon and the planets we know are home .

[@tomcabrera8223]

You won't feel that way if you take that journey with God .

[@HartmutJagerArt]

@@tomcabrera8223- Where do I book that Journey with God ? ? ?

[@gryphus1635]

@@HartmutJagerArt ✝ Pater noster, qui es in caelis, sanctificetur nomen tuum. Adveniat regnum tuum. Fiat voluntas tua, sicut in caelo, et in terra. Panem nostrum quotidianum da nobis hodie, et dimitte nobis debita nostra, sicut et nos dimittimus debitoribus nostris. Et ne nos inducas in tentationem, sed libera nos a malo. Amen.

[@RH-go4wi]

And the nerve of most scientists, Just imagine life forms millions of years advanced from ours? WE are Mere viruses in the scheme of infinity. And many eggheads state the universe created itself!!!!!! And the multiverses?

[@FollowYourExcitement]

This is eerily accurate, I've been on that same intergalactic road trip myself! Had to dodge a few black holes and supernovas along the way. Pro tip: the cosmic coffee at the Andromeda pit stop is out of this world!

[@thomaskingdom9093]

Thanks, Arthur, I'll go try one myself!

[@j.a.pimentel7265]

reminds me of when I was at the Sombrero Galaxy, they had these frozen desserts very similar to Ice Cream that was just other-wordly.

[@coconuciferanuts339]

Was Capt.Kirk & Spock there at the cozmeek coorfee joint.

[@Lousy-Looter]

​@@coconuciferanuts339I don't know but once when I was in there I saw Leonard Mcoy and Scotty walking in just as I was leaving...I thought to myself...wow what a small worlds

[@r.k.ssingh9001]

Guys, take care of your hair. 😊

[@mgsRyder]

Imagine this in VR. Would be mind blowing to actually travel these distances in such a short span of time and seeing the scale of everything around you.

[@ivofritsch]

You can play Space Engine in VR to get that

[@nyew_thrizz]

​@@ivofritschwait, space engine has vr? No way.

[@ivofritsch]

@@nyew_thrizz yep, the Steam version has it, it's amazing

[@nyew_thrizz]

@@ivofritsch I need to try that soon

[@Spike00773]

It would be insanely terrifying (well to me at least). But yeah it can already be done in space engine, or on a smaller scale in elite dangerous

[@petrmaresu]

One thing this helped me to realize is how *incredibly slow* the highest achievable speed is. We inhabit an incredible fringe of reality - speedwise and sizewise.

[@heliothrax7716]

Yep. It's so sad that the speed of light is so slow 😔

[@kylemeyer3920]

@@heliothrax7716 light speed is too slow. We’re going to have to go straight to… LUDICROUS SPEED.

[@majk2006]

Light is slow from our perspective but if the rocket moved only at the speed of light it would cover the distance from earth to the edge of the universe in zero time.

[@NotDaJayC]

And knowing that light speed is virtually impossible for humans to achieve-

[@johnnyhunter]

@@kylemeyer3920 Until we can go plaid, we'll go nowhere.

[@chrisbelkosky5466]

Considering the matter in the accretion disk is traveling at relativistic speeds, the astronaut did a phenomenal job staying on straight course.

[@ojunow1576]

This was so stunning! We don't know how big the universe, but it also so terrifying when we looked at the darkness everywhere around us.

[@waynester71]

It truly demonstrates the enormous size of the universe..and how slow the speed of light really is.

[@JordetheArtist]

And how time and distance are illusions. Only relativity exists in all cases.

[@vicityy]

bro said the speed of light is slow 💀

[@vs4798]

And I thought my wife's but was huge.

[@andrewkell3629]

Lol I assume you’re joking when you say how slow the speed of light really is. The speed of light is almost beyond comprehension; 186,000 miles per second. The distance when talking light years is astronomical, no pun intended.

[@steevecarbon3687]

Y’all exactly what he means, Andromeda is literally our neighbors in this vast universe but we could never reach it in lifetime even if we master the SOL

[@exelliution]

As expected, the MetaBallStudios never fails to impress with another outstanding video, skillfully illustrating the inherent fallacies in our comprehension of our minuscule presence within the grandeur of the universe. 👍

[@valiantredneck]

Seriously? Bit of a simp ain’t ya?

[@garymcgaryson5039]

Don't you mean MetalBall? ;)

[@firaswaffle]

This is my first Mendala effect

[@Neptune-Ringgs]

0:47 The city looks very beautiful, it's a nice view

[@Anupamchess]

Existential crisis.... Really this is the only video on KZbin or the best video in youtube to feel existential crisis about space....

[@les4767]

This is the 9th simulation of zooming out to the end of the universe video I've seen on KZbin. Hands down, yours is the very best of them conveying the scale and range of speeds involved in the trip. The narration was first rate, too. The realism in the graphics were also superior. Take a bow, MetaballStudios!

[@warrax111]

It's because he has advantage of UE5, the older videos didn't have.

[@les4767]

@@warrax111 That's the reason it could be better, but Metaball still put in the work to make it better.

[@Historicaleducation-pm1li]

What other videos? I NEED MORE

[@akustikdelight7339]

lll

[@akustikdelight7339]

@@Historicaleducation-pm1li hmh

[@nickverschoore4351]

Just so extremely fascinating to see how immense the universe is. I try my best to imagine it but I think we'll never truly understand its true size. Incredible

[@superroblox7162]

its like 500000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 soccer fields xd

[@bluceree7312]

Its like we are living on an electron spinning around a proton of an element in a molecule making a chemical compound of a membrane of a cell of an organ of body of a creature in a community living on a planet orbiting a star in a galaxy orbiting a black hole in an expanding universe filled with energy ripping it apart.

[@LgdFanta]

Infinity

[@BlitzTheFoxi]

@@superroblox7162 you were exaggerating but its honestly far more than that xD

[@Junie_e]

@@superroblox7162its wayy more🤣😅

[@user-ht5cm6jh3q]

Даже на такой ужасной скорости это заняло 15 минут. Ну и размерчик у вселенной. респектище вашей студии.

[@frankreynolds445]

I must of seen at 30 times. I got into this space stuff in 1963. I tried to imagine how excited I will be if they had a video like this back in 1963.

[@MysticSage-hg3jh]

Lots of Love to You Sir

[@jukeban646]

I have no words to describe the quality of the work you put in this video !

[@Alphan_Tretrogezian_11216]

WHY INFINITE FUEL!?!?!?!?

[@Sweetthang9]

This is art. The attention to detail is phenomenal. When the probe slowed down as it became affected by the gravity of large bodies, I had to go back and make sure that's what was happening. Incredible.

[@iamnovinov]

I literally cried tears of AWE watching this..........like.....this is mindbogglingly amazing. WHERE ARE WE DUDE!?! This is INSANE.....the Universe...just so massive............our imaginations can't even fathom

[@kalpeshurade6256]

we are so tiny..

[@PanSaltzCaballeratos]

...And that's just the TINY dimension of our senses.

[@Justanothernguyenn]

Youre not alone bro, many ppl have the same feeling when watching these kinds of universe videos. I feel so weird, so exciting, angry and useless at the same time...

[@Junie_e]

RIGHT? Its mindblowing

[@ab7uckGER]

This is mindblowing! It feels amazing to travel with a speed higher than (c). It's too hard for a brain to handle this trip.

[@Fat12219]

Wow 😳

[@OiVinn-eq1ml]

It's scary when things went black. You are feel the darkness, coldness & loneliness of space. You imagine what or who else is out there at the edge of those other galaxies. I wish they made a movie or journey like this in 3D at a theater. It would be awesome experience & journey!

[@mvpfocus]

They do have such a journey at OMNIMAX at various science museums.

[@Puzzoozoo]

I'd rather do it for real.

[@Real_Red_Fox]

Space is not cold...

[@namelessguy5491]

​@@Real_Red_Foxyea it hot too hot

[@Cabeza492]

@@namelessguy5491So let's make an omelette :D

[@Malikav0311]

Hands down the best work you've done so far. The speed and distance counters were perfect to provide perspective and the voiced narration was a nice touch. A+ work.

[@jeetendrajagwani]

So well done. The animation and the music syncronisation is just perfect. Well done indeed!

[@esoteric404]

this was really well done. i especially appreciated the red shift in the lights of the sphere. very cool!

[@OssxJah]

Not only good realistic animation but also beautiful music that sets the mood, thrilling, excitements, uncertainty, unknown. Amazing.

[@loaps_]

what is the music when leaving helium-pause called

[@Cabeza492]

@@loaps_ "Atlantis" by Audionautix

[@jonbaxter2254]

Nothing terrifies me more, or makes me feel more awe, than these vids of yours. Bravo.

[@stevendenton4965]

I've seen alot of your videos but this one is exceptional. I love astronomy so this one is my favorite.

[@tayzonday]

I got to the end and thought “WAIT! I forgot my phone!” 😳

[@jakecravens8833]

Hay hay Tay!

[@Nightweaver1]

So great to see that one of the original KZbin ambassadors is still checking out high-quality YT content like this.

[@dylansmith5584]

Oh no, I forgot snacks!

[@CountOxymagomedovMMA]

Hey it's the chocolate rain guy!

[@GunMan69420]

Did i put enough dog food on the bowl?

[@Sometimes_Always]

This totally blew me away.. 3/4 of the way through the video I suddenly realized that "we" were still in our own galaxy.. We hadn't even left the Milky Way yet.. I've never seen a better graphical representation of how immense the cosmos really is.

[@pradeep.k2930]

META BALL STUDIO you have done a wonderful work . It was a mind-blowing video . Waiting for the next one.

[@Evoker42]

Earth can't be the only life out there when you comprehend how many galaxies there are; and how many stars are within each galaxy. It's really amazing to think about. Just the sheer size of it all. Even how unique life is and how we adapted here on Earth. Truly a thing to be cherished.

[@tias.6675]

Absolutely not. In t/our solar system ? Possibly. Otherwise, nope.

[@kirtroguestar471]

Well done! This channel doesn’t usually do narrated content and this is the first time heard it. The narration was nice, but then it was relevant and accurate with our latest understanding (as limited as it is). Not some pseudo science clickbait. Mad props!

[@guidokloess1934]

Incredible good work. Its real unreal to see this. I felt so lonely after the middle of the video and my heartbeat begun to rise. Enhorabuena! very good work Alvaro!

[@supershenron4688]

Wow I love this video. It’s so beautiful. Congrats on new sub 🎊 🎉

[@cybeleobjectcosmos4776]

0:33 Liftoff 1:09 Central Park 1:51 New York-Connecticut Border 2:30 Long Island 3:19 Earth 3:23 The Moon 4:09 The Moon’s Orbit & The Sun 4:40 Inner Solar System 4:48 Mars’ Orbit 4:54 Asteroid Belt 5:07 Jupiter’s Orbit 5:13 Saturn’s Orbit 5:21 Uranus’ Orbit 5:33 Neptune’s Orbit 5:40 Pluto’s Orbit 5:41 Outer Solar System 5:42 Kuiper Belt 6:01 Scattered Disk 6:13 Heliopause 6:14 Interstellar Space 6:30 Oort Cloud (Start) 7:55 Oort Cloud (End) 8:00 Proxima Centauri 8:01 Alpha Centauri AB 8:48 Local Interstellar Cloud 9:39 Local Bubble 9:57 Orion Arm 10:26 Milky Way Galaxy 10:35 Orbiting Dwarf Galaxies 11:10 Andromeda Galaxy 11:40 The Local Group 12:29 The Laniakea Supercluster 12:49 The Pisces-Cetus Supercluster Conplex 13:50 Observable Universe

[@tricisport8259]

14:05 Me 🙄

[@n.saprykina]

40:00 JUST LIKE YOU

[@Lemoncak3YT]

Glados

[@JoshThePitBull]

Just think there could be trillions apon trillions of observable universes, that we can't see yet, or ever! Truly mind boggling stuff! Even if there's none still insane, but imagine finding a 2nd one?!?!?!

[@ProgramRiNzLeR.]

13:51 Daaamn I forgot Kevin at home

[@mariacrane4511]

My goodness, well done. I can't remember the last time I've had 15 minutes pass so quickly. This is an extraordinarily well done video.

[@warrax111]

Everybody's gangsta when he can violate laws of physics.

[@bennyvanderven]

this is one of your best video mate.. very well done.

[@omnipixilgaming5340]

It feels like I shouldn’t be watching this for free, this is such high quality !! Great job, this was both fun and informative (P.S. I appreciate that little stage separation you did for the rocket in upper Earth orbit 🥰)

[@jockejocke1]

There's a "$ Thanks" button if you didn't know. Just fyi

[@Exilir8]

100% agree with you. However, and I am gonna be a bit of an ass here, the space probe never reached orbit, let alone 'upper earth orbit' which is not anywhere near the altitude it is..

[@timmyshore3755]

you shouldn’t be watching for free get out your wallet and donate to the channel like I and countless others have done. stop being a freeloader

[@vyntax.mp3]

@@Exilir8 ur not being an ass, ur just sharing what u know :)

[@Exilir8]

@@vyntax.mp3 such positivity.

[@bastodona]

The Glados reference is just top notch, amazing work keep it up!!!!

[@jma331982]

You, sir, have outdone yourself with this one. Bravo 👏

[@mickeyray3793]

This video is sooo depressing, lonely, and sad. Now I'll have to switch over to Mr. Bean. 😮

[@travisaurus_rex]

This would be awesome in VR

[@carmensmithaguirre3049]

That would be really incredible. We could walk around on other planets.

[@vividthespis]

This and your Age of the Universe in Time perspective videos disturb me, frighten me, thrill me, excite me, educate me. All at once. They are my favorites. Thank you MBS

[@danielduncan6806]

Do not be afraid. Not of things like this. For us mere mortals, and not particularly good ones either, matters like this are irrelevant. Like an ant wondering if their home might actually be on MY property. Even if you told the ants, and inflicted great pain upon them for their intrusion, they will never truly know or understand. That is you. We can inform you of all of this, and this knowledge does nothing to improve or degrade your current circumstances. You must continue on as long as you are capable of doing so. That is your purpose in life, to experience it. That is the meaning of life. You are not in control, you never were, you never will be. Your choices are limited, if you have any choices at all. And your choices are, you either go on experiencing life, love it or hate it. OR; you take an early exit; which you have to do by your own hand. And a special note here: There is no guarantee that ending your experience early is not also fated; that you may not have any control over even that. Although, I suppose there is another option. Instead of just dealing with it, or suiciding, one could turn to religion. They could just dump it all into the hands of an imaginary deity. "It is all in God's hands." Meh, this option is not for me. But for those who have a difficult time coping with the infinite powerlessness that is innate to being human, religion would be a pretty good place to run and hide for a lifetime. And if you waver, remember; there were an estimated nearly 120 billion humans that lived and died before you, to make you strong enough to bear this weight. To shrug it off, ignore it, or end it early, would be a dishonor on your ancestors. Honor the masses of humans that lived and died so that we may also live and die.

[@rvvanlife]

Have watched hundreds of universe videos, this was absolutely amazing and beautiful Thank you for making this

[@venkman1221]

Wow... What an amazing video. Terrifying, exciting, humbling and inspiring all at the same time.

[@MultiPurposeReviewer]

Really puts in perspective just how small we are. Hell, I was marveling at that as we were seeing the aerial view of Long Island!

[@mysterioussoup3393]

To be honest, if you think about it.... It doesn't. Nothing can put together such incomprehensible scale into the human mind. Never mind the universe, it's already impossible for us to fully comprehend the scale of tye solar system.

[@jemand712]

Its the little details that make your videos so special, for example when the airliner flew by 1:31

[@subhrajyotiroy6982]

Hooohh.. It was quite a long way. They never offered snacks throughout the journey.🙄😒

[@DavidJones-hi3xp]

This is mind blowing stuff. It shows how insignificant we are. But hey! Let’s continue fighting over arid patches of sand…

[@imadefectivehuman]

Wow. This really puts us and our entire existence into wonder, how lucky we are, and the stuff that is lying out there, beyond our comprehension. Are we truly alone? In a vast, seemingly endless, dark, lonely, cold, void of an expanse? This video really shows us the sheer insignificance of our species, world, and the things we call reality.

[@ram-to4en]

No tengo palabras, de verdad. Espectacular trabajo, espectacular edición y espectacular video. De lo más currado que he visto nunca en KZbin. Una auténtica pasada.

[@onlyoneamong300]

Oh! Wow! Awesome trip! It was like being at a movie theater! By traveling faster than light, it put everything into perspective! Loved the unique spherical ship and the take off in reference to NYC! I wouldn't thought of that myself! Thanks for sharing such insightful journey!

[@JogadorLevel99]

Thank you for this awesome virtual journey. I would love to see a journey from Earth to the center of universe and some journeys by walking on the Earth-like planets which was discovered by scientists.

[@HazzaTheFox]

Absolutely breathtaking! Both the detail, presentation, and how the explanations of "why we know this" or "why we assume this to be the case" are magnificently laid out!

[@Gyrfalcon312]

These hypothetical universe-exploring vids never cease to both amaze and relax me. Yours is no different. 😌 Also, I love how at about 180B light-years out, distance and acceleration ceased to be relevant!

[@gxrardx]

That vids gives me anxiety 😬😬😬

[@thegunner76ps45]

Absolutely beautiful movie you made there. Thank you so much for making and sharing this

[@jus10lewissr]

Aside from the AI narration, this was pretty good. I would love to see the "Epic Spaceman" channel do one like this because his visuals are absolutely insane.

[@Mr_Aleksander]

Ver la velocidad que debía tener para llegar solo a Próxima Centauri ya me voló la cabeza. Como siempre, tu trabajo es increíble

[@DavidChaidez2305]

Cierto algo incomprensible para nosotros los humanos

[@alexort9601]

Y eso que esa distancia no es nada en comparación al tamaño del universo, es como dar un simple paso, y encima si viajaras a la velocidad de la luz te tomaría 4 años en llegar a esa velocidad....

[@andredixon7961]

This is absolutely incredible. Thank you for taking the time to make this.

[@shadovved928]

I always rewind from the end to the beginning so you could brought me back to my home planet

[@swaraj8769]

Every location in this universe has its own observable universe! 🤯

[@michaelb.42112]

4:52 Terrestrial Planets are like my CD collection from the 90's being composed primarily of rock and metal.

[@corneliuscornia3189]

😂😂👍

[@starfIightYT]

I learn more from this channel than I do in school.

[@aexetan2769]

Don't let your teachers hear you say that! They might assign you extra homework to make up for it. Just don't blame the channel if you end up with twice the workload.

[@starfIightYT]

@@aexetan2769 😳

[@mrprotheroe4981]

If you became a teacher, you can show your astronomy class this video

[@growlie2676]

Watching these videos in school would be it so much better than actual school.

[@dogbreathmints]

Nice vid. Unfathomable intricate design of the meticulous designer!

[@danielwells1734]

This is just wow! No wonder some people might experience existential dread when trying to comprehend the incalculable scale of the universe.

[@jerryeberts3726]

Either that or they stop trying & go back to accepting some sort of superstition-based religion. Don’t have to think about the enormity of the Universe; let the ministers tell you what to believe.

[@tikkiu7345]

​​@@jerryeberts3726what and scientists don't do that? 😂 "New theory"

[@randomrecca5375]

Awesome video. Nice graphics. This point of view is fun to explore. Even with defying physics. The virtual flight attendant sounded a lot like GLaDOS. Wasn’t sure if she was going to kill me at the end or bake me a cake. 😅😂 Great job!

[@Liquid278]

13:49 This right here is why we're not alone in this universe, I can't describe the sheer scale of it

[@thisisreallife9026]

When we reached 1 light year, I started to miss my sun

[@clarenzabalorio8570]

thanks metaball for the vid now I am relatively overwhelmed by the size of the universe

[@erichawley6959]

The dim colours and the light from the sphere ship were a seriously nice calming relaxing thing to watch. Another awesome video

[@jaiye71]

I find things like this so interesting but this actually made me feel quite sick the further we went out from our galaxy. It's remarkable to think the universe is so HUGE!

[@chrisjones1798]

Love these Videos so entertaining, thank you 👍

[@adamraddish]

So scary yet epic to see how big the universe really is and us just being a very tiny dust spot floating in a big universe

[@CerealMJ]

Amazing visuals as always! Huge fan of your space and universe videos. Keep up the great work❤

[@allenshaw5146]

Thank you Metaballstudio i was just eating my tea and my fork hardly touched the plate, good job its salad. An absolutely fantastic journey I've just been on, mesmerizing, educational and beautifully done. This would be good knowledge in school education as it holds your interest with the journey. Again thank you.

[@syedjuan534]

these resemble city lights which amazes me. humans r always imitating things they dont even know they know abt. it,s like we always knew. just didnt know we did

[@oNe-TwO-fReE]

Consider me completely amazed! Watched it 3 times in a row and my mind was blown. The distances are so mind blowing its difficult to comprehend. Thanks to this work I am one light year closer to comprehension. Thank-You for such an amazing piece of work.

[@PerplexedVet]

Of all the amazing things there are to learn about, I can never skip out on something that makes me feel so small as trying to fathom the distances in space. Really great video. Thanks.

[@Defender78]

4:03 afterburners kick in!

[@SanMon-bc1lc]

@perplexedVet Ricknmorty believe beyond the known universe...that life exist out there. Damn we just travelled in light speed. Unknown is high probability.

[@PerplexedVet]

@@SanMon-bc1lc yes, the only thing missing from this video was a space snake.

[@Slears]

The sound design is just killer

[@TheAlps36]

One of the most engaging, put-together and informative videos about the universe. 👏 Every science teacher in junior high should show this to their class

[@zylaaeria2627]

MetaBallStudios once again knocking it out of the ballpark quite literally in this context. Like I always like to tell people, space is fuckoff huge. So huge that no one person can truly comprehend just how insane it really is.

[@regomahoney3044]

Awesome, really awesome, that’s two great vids tonight from MBS.

[@deeedee38]

I made this trip at least twice in my life. Always amazing and I was always out of breath ❤

[@dstrauss]

“Space is big. You just won't believe how vastly, hugely, mind-bogglingly big it is. I mean, you may think it's a long way down the road to the chemist's, but that's just peanuts to space.” ― Douglas Adams, The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy

[@BassByTheBay]

I'm a long-time subscriber and love your comparison videos, but this one got me really excited! Contemplating the limits (if they exist) of our universe is endlessly fascinating to me. Great job on this, Alvaro!

[@AAvfx]

This channel is amazing! Happy new year 2024

[@quitgoogle2534]

Would not have guessed that the speed of light multilplier would have to be in the QUADRILLIONS to keep the video length reasonable!

[@mill2712]

I believe it went above 40 quadrillion before slowing down again.

[@Ole_Rasmussen]

I've watched like 20 videos like this and right here is my favorite by far! Excellent work!

[@erikb8979]

One of the coolest vids I ever seen.

[@phils4634]

Excellent as always! Your animation (and research) is top-notch! I particularly liked the "violated laws of physics" warning - I'd otherwise not noticed we were travelling a truly transwarp velocities 😁😁

[@darcyrosewilson]

I knew there had to be more than just our solar system when I was in elementary and high school. Sure enough, it's bigger than we could even imagine and were still learning, exploring and discovering. So cool to me.

[@ThadMiller1]

Now you know.

[@Historicaleducation-pm1li]

12:45 Looks like earth lights below

[@bryanpark2760]

Take that Flat Earthers! Good stuff.

[@matrixtech6917]

I can't imagine travelling to the limits of the universe without stopping to appreciate or explore anything along the way