Solar System Size In Perspective | 3d Animation comparison

[@curiously5884]

Thanks!

[@Mariamsenou1]

You're more focused on space and what’s out there than understanding the signs Allah is showing you? The universe's perfection and Earth's unique position reveal God's design, not random chance. Scientists and KZbinrs profit from ignoring this truth, promoting baseless theories instead. Even a child knows creation isn't random-everything has a purpose. Science may suggest unlikely scenarios like zombie or future tech over accepting resurrection and judgment day, but they can’t even recreate the basics of life. If you're clinging to lies and ignoring the truth, it's because it suits your narrative. Read the Quran, seek guidance, and appreciate God's creation. The Creator of the universe and all existence is the one you should listen to, not those profiting from your ignorance. They are just wondering blindly themselves till they accept the God created everything.

[@mdnajimabdullah]

Great

[@TaslimaAkter-e2e]

How to 5555555555⁵⁵⁵555555⁵⁵

[@jeffperdue2804]

I played this video for elementary students today. They got excited when it got to planets they knew, and then went nuts when it showed the Sun. What a great way to show the scale of things

[@roserocks1979]

A great idea.

[@610vegas]

You should show them the scale video for Black holes in tomorrow's lesson, if you want to blow their minds again.

[@dripfoe_3307]

Praise the Sun

[@bjbalva]

You’re an awesome teacher!

[@mival.o]

now tell them again what rules temperature on earth ;)

[@GameTime-yj6qv]

Love when planets, moons, and stars are placed in perspective like this.

[@marylroberts6400]

This video is VERY well done! The music isn’t loud and intrusive.. and no talking.. straight to the point. Thank you.🌷

[@sirbarnabyst.johntoffingto9017]

It would be great if all sizes were actually accurate.

[@PatientPerspective]

​@@sirbarnabyst.johntoffingto9017 what do you mean?? I'm glad their not accurate. Do you mean not in respect to each other?

[@sirbarnabyst.johntoffingto9017]

@PatientPerspective just thought since the animation is so good they would've been more accurate with the size perspectives.

[@arsenyivanov3266]

Global lie

[@winskypinsky]

We’re so vulnerable and beautiful. Makes a person scratch their head and wonder what on Earth are we fighting about? We are blessed. Thank you for this.

[@dwells37]

It's amazing to see the size difference between all these bodies, but what's really amazing is thinking about the distances between them all! It's difficult to comprehend just how massive space is.

[@dorualex3092]

universe is 94 bil light years

[@franksmith7247]

The stars closest to Earth are 4 trillion miles away. The Sun is 93 million miles away, of course.

[@dwells37]

@franksmith7247 it's so hard to imagine the difference between a million and a billion, let alone a million and a trillion. The distances are just mind-blowing!

[@franksmith7247]

@@dwells37 Yes. Couldn't agree more. I forget the exact data, but I believe it would take something like 25,000 years to reach our closest star using current propulsion systems. But yes; I can get my mind around a million but a trillion is a million million. Edit: Just checked. One figure says 77,000 years to Proxima with current propulsion. But ion propulsion with a nuclear power source would cut the travel time down to a few centuries.

[@robinharwood5044]

Space is big. Really big. I mean, you might think it’s a long way down the road to the chemist’s …

[@voldemort008]

Hopefully this guy puts the sun and earth back in their places before work tomorrow.

[@Bob-1802]

Ya, I hope so. It's getting hot out 🥵

[@SebHaarfagre]

@@Bob-1802 Haha it would be fun to see him put the sun's corona as comparison for the next object. It's way larger than (5 000 000 km.) the sun (surface; what we see) and for some reason exponentially hotter... (a million celsius compared to 5500 celsius) An Earth in that relative position would be molten plasma long before it reached that place

[@aperson22222]

If the Sun and Earth aren’t in their usual spots relative to each other, does “tomorrow” even have any meaning?

[@evolvealways]

Hopefully he makes Earth center of solar system as per Ancient whatever theories.

[@dmystify1381]

You are you joking are'nt you.

[@happysunshine1988]

Mother Earth is most beautiful! I love our planet so much💗🌏💗

[@HelgaCavoli]

Kinda biased opinion..

[@alfomo6670]

Don't mess with Earth 💯😤

[@HelgaCavoli]

@@alfomo6670 Hey, look, it's and Earthist! Hey, Earthist, you know what's biased? Miss Universe! Who organizes every year? Who WINS every year?

[@alfomo6670]

@@HelgaCavoli 👈🏻 another victim to Big Universe propaganda, Pluto couldn’t even stay a planet smh

[@zohanaana41]

❤ddfyyty

[@Slayr.]

The Moon, Sun, and non-sphericals were the most suprising. This was awe inspiring.

[@Rubeless]

Those asteroids are just rolling through space

[@tonyjones1]

Out of curiosity, I looked up why Haumea (2:33) is shaped like that. It because it spins so fast on its axis (just under 4 hours for 1 rotation.) That's really cool.

[@dogsmusicbookstravelscience]

Thanks for that!

[@eltonferreira1214]

😵‍💫

[@kimvibk9242]

I was wondering the same thing, because it seems that when an object becomes larger than 400 km in diameter gravity will pull it into a sphere. Thanks!

[@countdebleauchamp]

😮🥸🥺🙃🧐🤔

[@ryo-kai8587]

Haumea is a suspiciously perfect ovoid, so it makes sense that the same process that turns a planet into a sphere could result in this shape with a strong, sustained rotational force.

[@masti733]

Amazing that there are asteroids larger than moons, and moons larger than planets.

[@jongeduard]

Yes, but it's still good to remember that this is all just volume and not about mass. For example, Mercury is a bit smaller than Ganymede and Titan, but significantly heavier than both, more than twice to be clear. This is due the the fact that Mercury contains a lot more of heavy elements, while both of these voluminous moons consist of far more light matter. In other words, Mercury is just really compact.

[@masti733]

@jongeduard good point. "Larger" is a meaningless term in astronomical terms really.

[@jongeduard]

@@masti733 Small scale matter is actually not free from it too. Just compare a light metal like lithium with a heavy one like gold or lead. But it gets worse the larger you get, when element heaviness does no longer play the only role but compression by gravity comes into play. And that totally changes again with stars where thermal pressure creates a strong outward force depending on how powerful the nuclear fusion processes are in the core, which is why not all stars are like a white dwarf or black hole already. And like many people know black holes are indeed the most extreme example of everything.

[@dmystify1381]

and planets larger than...ohhhh never mind.

[@Rubeless]

Nerd alert

[@dreaminez472]

Seeing the Chicxulub drawfing the Burj Khalifa really helps me understand the power that impact most have had. Seeing all the much larger asteroids out there is a little unsettling... 😳😨

[@Ominousheat]

The Chelyabinsk airburst is actually quite a regular event. Anything a little larger like that (like Chixulub) sneaking up on us out of the SUn can take out a city before anyone nows what has happened. And there a million of those swarming around Earths orbital path. Sleep tight.

[@joachimdurchholz8554]

@@Ominousheat Nah, that's too alarmist. Those "millions around Earth's orbital path" are all tiny compared to the Chixculub meteorite, and there's no such thing as "coming out of the sun" (the orbits just don't work that way). The probability of anthing like that hitting us is tiny compared to being hit by lightning. Twice in your lifetime. So don't worry so much.

[@joachimdurchholz8554]

@@Ominousheat The NASA is watching asteroids in case something gets near, so we know in advance what's coming and where it will hit. We will see city killers at least a year in advance, and nothing like that or bigger is scheduled for us unless it's coming from outside Pluto's orbit, but the chances for that are really, really tiny. Even a near miss is so rare that everything at less than, say, moon's orbit (380,000 km, 600 times Earth's radius) is considered a "near miss".

[@Ominousheat]

@@joachimdurchholz8554 Alarmist?! What the hell are you on about. It's just fact that there are millions of solar bodies left over by the solar systems creation. And yes there is such a thing as coming out of the sun. Pilots use it in dogfights. And Chylabinsk's approach was hidden by the glare of the sun. If you are trying to suggest that I was trying to suggest that the , meteorites literally popped out of the sun then you are clearly too dumb and patronising to share a conversation with.

[@tomspreadbury2915]

@@joachimdurchholz8554 Ignore the sensationalists, they can cry themselves to sleep. The odds are incredibly low, the numbers involved get so large most people can't truly comprehend the scale. To put it simply, we've only got two asteroids in the known geologic time of our planet since the planet's formation that are at least 10km across. That's twice across approx 4 billion years, and the frequency of these asteroids deplete over time as they collide and break with other celestial bodies. The angle has to be right, our position has to be right and the earths own orbit cannot be too fast. The moon's orbit has to be out of the way. Our planet cannot be too slow either. All the parameters have to match- forgive the phrase but the stars have to align. It's so incredibly rare that such a chance event may not even happen for several billion years.

[@jeffreyknutson]

This was the freaking coolest thing I've seen since the video shot out in the desert showing the scale of our solar system! AWESOME!!!

[@pikestance8851]

I watched a video where a guy scaled the distance from Earth to the nearest planet from Earth. He started in England and ended up somewhere in the South of Spain.

[@williamjamison5010]

That's the first time that I have seen the sun this year. Wonderful.

[@valholmes6659]

😂😂😂

[@trfcmikey7751]

take it your in the uk haha 😂 we rarely see it hey

[@hideouslyugly]

I could almost feel the warmth.

[@stevieclee3309]

👏🏻🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@randomViewr]

Jupitor looks so badass And the moment Sun is shown 🤯

[@roserocks1979]

I know, I mean I knew it was huge, but dang.

[@macloviapadilla7870]

Yes!!!

[@alexshatner3907]

Bad ass just like my 55 Chevy Belair hard top lowered to the ground

[@jamessmith84240]

Now look up our sun compared to UY Scuti...

[@Kragnar1]

Our sun isn’t even all that impressive in the universe…

[@themanifestorsmind]

Wow, I didn't realize the Chicxulub asteroid was as big as Deimos. Now that really put the dinosaur killer into perspective.

[@fernandoenriquez432]

You are really gonna buy that lie that an asteroid dealt with walking giants and flying beasts

[@philsterthephilster]

Whats amazing is how it was only 12kms yet managed to destroy 75% of life on the entire earth.

[@rgm4646]

very true!

[@YourFavouriteDraugr]

And not even the biggest thing to hit the earth.

[@cesaralexis73]

Don’t believe the science bs. It’s all speculation, no proof.

[@aoibhg1211]

It gets me every time: the sun is soooo much bigger than everything else in our Solar System... just incredible...!!!

[@shermanclark9757]

And it’s just spec of dust. That’s what blows my mind.

[@Lourdes-A.]

The sun is the king of the solar system; without it, we wouldn’t be alive.

I is just a speck of dust. Totally unbelievable.

[@alanw2687]

And to think that the moon is so much closer yet the sun still appears bigger and mightier.

[@andrewt.5567]

@@alanw2687 It does not. The moon is in just right orbit vs its size that it is the same apparent size from the earth. This is why an eclipse covers the entire main body of the sun but you can still see the projections.

[@Bippy55]

If these model sizes are correct, then this is such an instructional video every science class should see!

[@Ominousheat]

Normal comprehensives already teach planetary size comparisons. It's the religious schools that are ambiguous about teaching such truths.

[@tomboard1]

​@bluegold21 You have shown your education to be ambiguous with your ignorance. I went to Catholic schools and my math, biology, chemistry, physics education was at least equal to and probably superior to yours. Want to talk physics with this Christian? How about the Mandela Effect? Possibility of FTL? Is life on Earth the result of Panspermia? Were there galaxies before the Big Bang? C'mon, talk science with this ambiguously educated Christian.

[@jefffinkbonner9551]

@@OminousheatNo they aren’t. I swear, for all your snobbish dedication to science, you guys just make stuff up about religion to knock it.

[@davidjorgensen877]

@@jefffinkbonner9551 Then explain this: www.icr.org/i/pdf/imp/imp-365.pdf

[@MrDaiseymay]

AMBIGUOUS YOU SAY/ SCARED, I'D SAY.@@Ominousheat

[@highlandlove]

AMAZING!!! Thank you for putting this into perspective for us with such beautiful music. We are very blessed to be on Earth, and I love all the things it allows us to experience. Simply magnificent.

[@Oxik1980]

Сначала мы видим астероид, который просто устрашающе огромный по сравнению с любым самым большим строением на Земле... А потом мы видим спутники.. Всё больше и больше Планеты, где на Юпитере захватывает дух, а пытаясь представить размеры Солнца просто мурашки по коже И мы уже понимаем, насколько ничтожно мал, тот ужасающе огромный астероид МИЛЛИОНЫ ЛАЙКОВ ВАМ! ЭТО ПОТРЯСАЮЩЕЕ ВИДЕО! Так впечатляюще показать всю ничтожность и величие, за такое короткое время! 👍👍👍

[@kirillperov3843]

Да и солнце наше далеко не самая большая звезда

[@GrrrRu]

Это ты ещё размера галактики не видел😂

[@olgaiushkova2454]

Чикшулуб потряс- бедные динозавры..

[@dr.a006]

0:52 “That’s no moon. That’s a space station” -Obiwan Kenobi

[@mikelisteral7863]

the mothership is bigger

[@funcionapramim]

"Evil comes in round shapes" Kenobi, Obiwan.

[@jyro5924]

It's actually got liquid water under the surface as well lol... I think Star Wars got it right

[@justsayin6628]

LMFAO! I read it in his voice

[@Rubeless]

This ship’s got a few tricks up its sleeves, old man

[@BestofWorld_3D]

Most complete solar system video. love it! 💙

[@FFS8tto-scFFS8G]

I cannot believe it how small actually we are ! 😵‍💫 I'm impressed by the Universe ! 😍

[@johnathandavis3693]

Check out the Size comparison of the size of STARS videos. It will REALLY blow your mind...

[@fromnorway643]

The Earth is at least the largest _terrestrial_ planet in our solar system and the only one of them with a big moon.

[@billybob-ro6qf]

even more impressive how BIG our GOD is that He created all things in 6 days & spread out the stars with His own hands! Heaven is God's throne & the earth His foot stool!

[@rdson1621]

now, opposite direction, down to cells, molecules, atoms, sub atomar particles and who knows how far things go into that direction, also infinity like the universe? Aggree with @billybob-ro6qf, no way we are the product of random coincidences.

[@mchevre]

@@billybob-ro6qf So.. God just happened to decide this rock, out of countless trillions of trillions of other ones, would be his foot stool? Or does he have trillions of foot stools?

[@gennavandella]

THIS IS SOOO AMAZING and scary to see how tiny we are

[@ronsullivan132]

That was the only thing that was missing, a human next to the airplane.

[@anthonydolio8118]

This was excellent. It drove home the idea that the size of the the planets and the distances in space are far beyond my comprehension and imagination.

[@WolverineIncognito]

Nice simple straightforward video. Love it!

[@0anant0]

Great visuals! Now plz do one with relative size and distances in our Solar System. I used to think the planets are just 'a stone throw' away from each other, the way they are depicted -- perfectly aligned -- in our textbooks (they have something similar in Melbourne). Titan, with its turmeric yellow color, looks like a breath of fresh air after all the drab colors of objects before it.

[@patrickmccullough989]

Textbooks do a huge disservice in my opinion by laying out the plants in neat rows. They are anything but neatly organized. They do no orbit in one flat plane and yeah, they are incredibly far apart. Staggering distances that absolutely do not deserve being crammed onto single sheets of paper.

[@PhoenixRising82672]

Our Sun is tiny compared to other stars and suns That's saying something

[@kroto7451]

There's always a bigger object.

[@TechyGamerVibeZ]

All stars are suns

[@SpaceGeek2161]

Our Sun is on the small end of medium as far as star sizes go. However, there tend to be more small stars than larger stars, so the Sun is about average overall.

[@SpaceGeek2161]

@@TechyGamerVibeZ What distinguishes a star from a sun? I tend to think of "suns" as stars that have planets around them, so, since some stars are planet-less, your statement is not correct from my point of view. What do other people think?

[@DS9TREK]

​@@SpaceGeek2161nothing distinguishes a star from a sun.

[@WaynesPokeWorld]

Such a big leap in size from Earth to Neptune. In my head I always thought there was something in between. So cool 🌍🌒🌞

[@kellyharrison5184]

Wow! That was very cool! Thank you for creating this.

[@jellyfish0311]

This is very informative and these space objects look so clear and beautiful here. Excellent job with the video

[@puppy1584]

Thank you. This was very educational. I’m going to show it to my grandchildren.

[@eventcone]

I had the very same thought. 🙂

[@Roddysue]

Wow the brainwashing runs deeeeeep. And now you're going to help them brainwash the next generation..

[@Vugen18]

we are so small in the grand scale of things we are basically nothing. That is kind of relaxing to know.

[@Group_Anonymous]

They won’t care 😂

[@Roddysue]

@@Vugen18 that’s exactly what they want you to think…that you are so insignificant that you are nothing. Don’t fall for that garbage. Don’t think so little of yourself.

[@mels9485]

Огромное спасибо за труд !!!

[@peterixcoy5230]

Extraordinary and mind blowing! In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth. Genesis 1:1

[@clausderenda5777]

Beautiful work. Thank you!

[@romanoff8]

Земля самая красивая планета! Мы просто обязаны сберечь её. Всё а наших руках. Да благословит нас Господь. 🌏🪽👑

[@SassePhoto]

Excellent. So many moons are larger than Pluto

[@goldfing5898]

There are even moons larger than Mercury.

[@Fuliginosus]

Earthlings should have come up with a cooler name for our moon. Calling it the moon is like calling your dog 'the dog.'

[@Fuliginosus]

@@JayVee-d That's good!

[@summerlovemvp]

it has a name.... its Luna...or Moon...

[@mattslupek7988]

@@summerlovemvp That’s what I was thinking.

[@R_Jackson]

We named it before we knew there were others 🌕

[@richb7524]

​@@summerlovemvpi get it, like naming your cat Cat

[@Animal-Eyes-101]

Seeing how planets compare in size is mind-blowing, but realizing the distances between them is a whole other level. Space is just incredible! 🚀

[@snuggilyd]

Doubling back and seeing new objects with the previous row in the foreground or background was genius. Helps to keep scale perspective as things start to get to incomprehensible sizes.

[@zakimitchi]

Thank you so much for always providing us with excellent content 👍

[@jeffersonagudelo5213]

KZbin

[@linda7345n]

Fabulous relative-size displays! Thank you!

[@globaldata1]

You are so welcome!

[@mikes.7654]

Dammit Pluto is a planet. I wanna give it a hug.

[@randallwhiteis]

it's not even bigger than our moon

[@TR4R]

@@randallwhiteis what this shows to me is how relative some concepts are. Many moons from Jupiter and Saturn are bigger than Mercury.

[@mikes.7654]

@@randallwhiteis I don't care I love Pluto it's a planet damnit.

[@vladskiobi]

​​@@TR4R Well, just Ganymede and Titan, I wouldn't call 2 "many". Also, despite being slightly smaller than them, Mercury is far denser,.and as a result, more massive. There isn't a moon more massive than Mercury. There are, however, plenty of moons more massive than Pluto.

[@christinae30]

Yes, poor Pluto, doing its best!

[@jimperry4108]

extremely well done. LOVE videos like this. Very calming. I'd never heard of Haumea until today. What a pleasant oddity. 4 hour rotation making it look like an egg.

[@НатальяФедотова-л4п]

Это восторг!!! 👏👏👏 браво за поделаную работу !!!👍👍👍❤🌹🌹🌹

[@themanfromvolantis]

Out of all the planets, Earth is the only one that couldn't be bothered to think of a space-type name for its moon.

[@MessyAccount-og9dj]

It’s THE MOON

[@megavengian622]

@@PunchBuggyDreams which simply means "moon" in quiet a few languages. All of the moons in this video would be referred to as "luna" by certain non-English speakers.

[@520azdc]

The ancient Greeks named our moon Selene.

[@billybob-ro6qf]

@@520azdc God ALMIGHTY Created the earth, sun, & moon & that's the names HE gave them. So I'm going with God & not changing their name ever!

[@520azdc]

@@billybob-ro6qf sorry, I'm not a member of your cult.

[@josedearimateiasimoesdebri4084]

Incrível oque uma boa computação gráfica pode fazer...😅

[@popkorn1988]

The sun alone represents 99% of the solar system. Congratulations to him👏👏👏

[@kenyatraveltips]

Not the biggest tho

[@BobbySpringer1]

They haven't decided on their pronouns yet! 🏳‍⚧

[@evgenykondrat1987]

Sun is really tiny thing compare to the size of solar system itself

[@TangerineTulip]

@@BobbySpringer1😂😂😂

[@kfffisher]

I loved it! Great video. That was an amazing perspective.

[@tretre1692]

If this doesn’t make you feel small, you need to reevaluate life! It’s insane!

[@robrussell5329]

As much as I love Star Trek and Star Wars, they do us a great disservice by making us think little space vessels can zip by these things in less than a second.

[@PaulG.x]

The thing that annoys me the most is media representations of asteroid belts with objects that have spaces of only meters between them: "...the total mass of the asteroid belt is only 4% of the mass of the Moon , while being spread out over an insanely large volume (approx. 10 trillion trillion cubic miles; . The estimated distance between asteroids of at least a mile in size is 1.9 million miles . For this reason, space missions beyond the asteroid belt do not even worry about passing through the asteroid belt, as the probability of crashing into an asteroid is estimated to be less than 1 in a billion. So no, you would not be able to see other asteroids 'near' you, if you happened to be standing on one (or indeed holding onto one) "

[@CybercoreProtos]

Maybe that's the point of the futuristic technology. Don't know if we ever will develop that kind of technology but perhaps warpdrive or using wormholes might be the only way to get from one point to another rather than conventional propulsion.

[@inverse2k1]

The matter is, the distances involved are... vast. Crossing them by kinetic energy alone is not feasible. Assuming you can accelerate to relativistic speeds, decelerating would simply be impossible as the energy involved is immense. @@CybercoreProtos

[@Musettelover]

But they travel at warp speed, which is four billion miles per second. That's 21,000 times faster than light speed. I assumed one would understand that this is all fictional.

[@joehiatt1992]

why cant they ? ur basing everything ONLY on what "known" tech we have which is only about 100 years old,theirs could be millions maybe billions more advanced ,u have a limited lil brain,stop basing it on ur mental limits because u dont know their tech obviously

[@officialbabatundaii6766]

I Usually think that we are just like tiny parasites in a huge giant creature, and sometimes they use to look us through their microscopes! may be our Earth and other planets are just cells of a certain gigantic creatures...Anyways, lets enjoy our lives... where are my likes!?

[@benjiii751]

We are actually very small

[@iammodestykazi6914]

Yeah even more miniscule than a dust particle in the context 😱

[@dr.OgataSerizawa]

…..it’s all relative…

[@Sheri_J]

it's all for us so small but important

[@ShadesofSage]

This was amazing 😍! Thank you 🙏🏿 😊!

[@waltonwarrior7428]

Great video. Well done and very informative. thanks for posting

[@petertang3903]

Mixed feelings when I saw Pluto now classed as a dwarf planet. My science books when I was a kid all said there are 9 planets in the solar system...

[@flyme2009]

Your channel is worth watching 🎉

[@RoshniMedical-hc6yq]

Mind-blowing

[@Rubeless]

That’s what she said

[@OmarVedlity]

@@Rubelesstf

[@irenafarm]

I love how on the interplanetary scale, things just disappear so fast 😂

[@jardablazek1]

Luxusní video 👍💯👍 neuvěřitelný rozměry 😮👍💯❤💯👍

[@terriw]

Amazing video! 👏 It’s so interesting to watch and see the size comparisons.☀️

[@alexandrebender5896]

I'd like to see it every morning on my TV. Until I know it by heart

[@rockhalverson7931]

Way cool, the perspective of size with density and of substance of each including gravitational pull would be excellent to add into. Thanks Love this One!

[@Ella-bb6hg]

We are literally lesser than dust in this solar system, so don’t make a big deal out of everything and just take it easy and enjoy life. Thank you for sharing.

[@richard-rt8bw]

Thanks for the upload. That was mind blowing😮

[@Rubeless]

That’s what she said

[@Taparoo2]

Look how big the sun is n just realize that it’s a relatively small star.

[@Ominousheat]

Call me proud but the Sun is actually well above the average size as the majority of stars are red dwarfs+. It's called a yellow dwarf but that is just in relation to the fact that there are yellow giants. When you look up at the night sky the vast majority of naked-eye stars (about 2000+)are actually large to very large stars. None of which are further away than 1500 lights years distance. But if you look through a pair of binoculars or telescope at a relatively blank patch of sky, preferably in the direction of the galactic plane; the Milky Way, you will see millions of those yellow stars most of which are roughly the same size or smaller than our Sun. 🪐Good sky-watching.🪐

[@fromnorway643]

@@Ominousheat Indeed! Even if the stars larger than our Sun are quite rare compared to the red dwarfs, they are much brighter and therefore visible over much larger distances. Not a single red dwarf is visible to the naked eyes, and also very few others that are smaller or comparable to our Sun in size and brightness.

[@roserocks1979]

I know, and to realize what all is out there we don't know about.

[@iwoodg8ski]

A missed opportunity not naming one of the gas giants Uranus…

[@solmyrpendergast8387]

Roflmfaoshmsfoaidmt. Too true, friend. Perhaps, out there in a parallel universe, someone got it right. We can only hope and believe that it is so.

[@R.James.]

I really like the coloration of Callisto. Would love to have a large marble looking exactly like that.

[@richardvangelder3666]

That was pretty good... Job well done!!! 👍👍👍👍👍💯

[@ronkirk5099]

Awesome! I had no idea there were dwarf planets in our solar system beside Pluto which was downgraded.

[@ttown918]

Always crazy to think we are sitting on this little speck of rock in the middle of a large solar system relative to earth's size, in the middle of a giant galaxy, in the middle of a giant universe.

[@liamgross7217]

While drinking a beer 🍺

[@Vlad_on_Zero_Degrees]

LOL you say think?? Or maybe, are you describing mental gymnastics you must undergo to convince yourself that you're on the giant "spinning, wobbling, flying at 66000 mph ball in infinite vacuum"? Because in reality you experience, measure and navigate the earth as Flat and Stationary. Water is level, hence sea level and water can not contour to a ball. Also, "vacuum of outer space" can not exist next to "pressurized" air that you breathe, as it would be a violation of a Law of Nature (Entropy, 2nd law of thermodynamics) Sorry for bursting your bubble - back to imagination now...keep drinking that beer too, helps with keeping the brain numb and pain free from thinking too much.

[@ttown918]

Put down the bong.@@Vlad_on_Zero_Degrees

[@themanfromvolantis]

@@liamgross7217 Uh-oh flat earther

[@liamgross7217]

@@themanfromvolantis you couldn’t think of anything intelligent?

[@Shabeck100]

What a beautiful & perfectly designed solar system for mankind. Thank you Lord!

[@russelbrovold8795]

Have you done a Size of Space of the Solar System in Perspective video? That would be a good companion to this. It is amazing to see how big these bodies are relative to each other but it would be even more mind blowing to see how far away they are from each other.

[@globaldata1]

Coming soon.

[@GrantOakes]

@@globaldata1 YAY, I can't wait!

[@LaViejaLinda]

I look forward to learning about the Universe in the future. Why? It’s so interesting and mysterious.

[@Abdominal65]

Great visual representation!

[@石森藍]

💙天王星💙

[@dyrsov277ugons7]

Какой кайф...🎆

[@misstee973]

Could you imagine if Vesta hit a planet?! 😭😫😩☠️

[@abelis644]

Why would it?

[@Adriandz271]

Beautiful video and Amazing background Music.

[@ShirinBhargava-mf9fv]

So unsettling to see the sudden jumps in relative size! Freaky cosmic scale.

[@zuomengi4925]

wait a minute, why is there a planet called ‘makemake’? 2:01

[@Lilygrover91]

There's another dwarf planet named gonggong 😅

[@helgathegreat]

Its the name of the dwarf planet in the kuiper belt(Pluto is in the Kuiper Belt), it is pronounced as it is written, like in latin MA-kee-ma-kee, if i remember correct it is a deity from the easter island, so is gongong, it is named after a chinese diety of water if i am not mistaken😊

[@LTDANMAN44]

THE SUN: hello my children

[@jasonrob1900]

After watching this I feel so insignificant now. We live on such a tiny rock

[@jaustin3370]

Nice work! Thanks for making this type of content.

[@GrnXnham]

Does a great job of putting everything into perspective. Very well done! Thank you

[@jenildoaraujolimaaraujolim3427]

Amo astronomia ❤

[@KeeksSnoogie79]

It's kind of sad how the earth is so damn tiny and to know so far confirmed the ONLY planet full of life, it's crazy as hell to me, wow. #Tears...it makes you appreciate life and the earth in general because of such, we gotta treat it better..

[@dogsmusicbookstravelscience]

The one thing that consoles me is that the earth is far, far stronger than us. Meaning, once we've ruined the atmosphere to the point of mass extinction and severe warming of the globe, it will recover. It will take some time, of course. A long long time, but it will. Hopefully, any new life forms crawling from a pond will avoid the same evolutionary path then!

[@Oldschoolrules123]

​​@JacoWium 4:59 I guess that you didn't know that the earth was covered with water before and covered in ice. That was before man walked the earth. So , tell me how those things happened if man wasn't here ? PS. Man didn't come from a pond. 😂😂😂😂😂

[@mariacorrales6181]

We are dust.

[@timgallagher9229]

What's really inconceivable is comparatively, the sun is dust....and so on it goes until Until what? What do we know about the bounds of space. Are there bounds to space . Brain implosion!!

[@goddesslivy]

The universe is so amazing.... It makes you want to appreciate our little mother earth

[@SouthDallas40]

Fabulous job with this. I am amazed!

[@southern_merican]

when you think of an atom vs the sun,......and everything inbetween,.....it really makes me thankful for our Lord ! he's so awesome!

[@RogerPeet]

Meanwhile, Earth is getting hotter every year. The Planet won't die, just everything living.

[@johnchristian1545]

Why can't our moon have a cool name instead of just being called 'The Moon"?

[@Lummerbummer115]

It actually does. Luna. And earth is called Gaia

[@sarahcashman8591]

How about Moony McMoonface?

[@Butziwackel]

I already called him Bertie. But all these so-called scientists still use the name "moon", they should know better.

[@robertmoss9468]

Call it anything you want, it can’t hear you 😂

[@strongHORNET112]

Dear god, it's Luna. Do some research.

[@alixxworkshop846]

What an amazing video! We've enjoyed It every second. Thank you Sir!

[@joakimmoller]

Imagine they fit all of those on a table to do this video... that's amazing...😊

[@johnbugnoii]

Amazing perspective of the sizes of the celestial objects in our solar system!! Many thanks for sharing and God bless. “The heavens declare the glory of God; the skies proclaim the work of his hands.” Psalms 19:1

[@Quranicverses-e4l]

ALLAH DESCRIBED THE UNIVERSE IN THE QURAN IN DETAIL (((21:30 Have those who disbelieved not considered that the heavens and the earth were a joined entity, and We separated them and made from water every living thing? Then will they not believe?) AND surah zariyat aya 47 ( 51:47 And the heaven We constructed with strength, and indeed, We are [its] expander. ) AND Yasin aya 38 (yaseen) (And the sun runs [on course] toward its stopping point. That is the determination of the Exalted in Might, the Knowing.) AND surah Anbiya aya 33 (21:33 And it is He who created the night and the day and the sun and the moon; all [heavenly bodies] in an orbit are swimming.) AGAIN AND AGAIN, ALLAH WHO CREAT THE UNIVERSE HE DESCRIBED EVERYTHING IN THE QURAN 1400 YEARS AGO. ALLAH SAID (41:53 We will show them Our signs in the horizons and within themselves until it becomes clear to them that it is the truth. But is it not sufficient concerning your Lord that He is, over all things, a Witness?) Quran 41:53 Surah Fussilat ayat 53 THERE is STILL A LOT ABOUT UNIVERSE IN THE QURAN.

[@DanteDeGraaf]

The Moon's name is Luna. Earth's name is Terra.

[@Codex7777]

The Earth's name is "Earth" and the Moon's name is the "Moon". If it weren't so, your statement would make no sense... :)

[@Hummerbird99]

@@Codex7777 Terra and Luna are Latin names for them.

[@pillepolle3122]

WHY IS URANUS SO HUGE ?!

[@demonface2712]

Why are you asking a genuine question?

[@pillepolle3122]

@@demonface2712 You didn't get the joke did you?

[@demonface2712]

@@pillepolle3122 you didn’t get my joke did you?

[@PunchBuggyDreams]

@@demonface2712 I got it.

[@ekspatriat]

Because you are gay and have multiple boyfriends!

[@Clh-hj5ro]

¡¡¡Impresionante, Absolutamente Impresionante. El espacio es Absolutamente Impresionante y Maravilloso!!! 🙏 por el vídeo, 👏👏👏👍👌🏅😃

[@elisabethloxley6124]

Great perspective. Amazing to really see the differences.

[@mrparkerdan]

Wait, our Moon is bigger than Pluto?😮