Space Is So Much Bigger Than You Think

[@_lv.e1]

It's fucking 5 am

[@sal_playz6029]

The time is different for him

[@abbicrunch2000]

Well tell whatever "it" is to stop fucking 5am

[@Dark-interval]

It's doing what‽

[@Shhdhe525]

That's the good thing.

[@N3rd_on_F1re]

Yeah, true

[@KoiNamiOnly]

Unironically, learning about space and it's immense wonders at the age of 9 and onwards really helped me take a new perspective on life during those early years of my life. Saying it's vast is such an understatement tbh. When I first found out what was past the solar system, my mind started craving more and more information. Nowadays (im 31 at the time of posting this), we have so much better telescopes, have things like LIGO detecting gravitational waves, capturing actual pictures of black holes, gaining more information on these quasar super structures (quasar walls like the Hercules-Corona Borealis one mentioned earlier), voids/super voids, etc, it's def made me realize that man, we're lucky as heck to be able to be alive and look up at the sky and wonder. Whether life accidentally kick started or whatever else anyone else believe happened, I'm thankful that we're able to exist here and now and ponder these things, esp considering how uninviting beyond earth is. Stay curious and remember to live your life. In the grand scheme of things, at least for me, a lot of problems in life really ain't that big. Our existence really is a blip on the timeline.

[@JiosWrld]

You chatgpt this comment lmao

[@Liam-fx3ir]

Empathy and creativity and cooperation stuff are unique in the universe, while a mad chaotic scramble for dominance isn’t. So be unique. It’s the only way us mortals can have individual legacies that matter.

[@CerealExperimentsMizuki]

For me, learning about how big the Universe is really made me love the Universe and Nature. People get scared of space but I want to be an Astrophysicist or Astronomer because I love space. It is scary but it's also beautiful. Cosmic horror also made me appreciate life and the beauty of Humanity and realise just how small and insignificant us and our Universe is. No matter what species exists throughout the Observable and Unobservable Universes. We are all nothing, absolutely less than even infinitesimal. But that doesn't mean that we cannot enjoy the small slice that we have, we are mortal and small ourselves so what we have is more than enough. We may be insignificant to the Universe and Existence and Nature but we are always very significant to ourselves, after all everything we know of for sure is on this one tiny world and I love this world and it's life and beauty and love.

[@Foyay_Red]

Wow a new video, perfect to fall asleep to. Thanks for posting and make sure to take breaks when necessary

[@iamsunken]

i definitely cant sleep after this

[@Beh-ze4hr]

"Perfect to sleep to" do you feel fear?

[@Foyay_Red]

@@Beh-ze4hr it doesn’t bother me

[@Foyay_Red]

@@iamsunken well I sure hope you have an awesome restful sleep when it’s night for you

[@iamsunken]

@@Foyay_Red im cooked ngl

[@jacoblambert1805]

I needed that “It doesn’t really matter lmao” at the end when I watched a video like this when I was 12 giving me existential dread. Lmaooooooo

[@thesus6266]

Here's all the inaccuracies I saw in the video: -1700 kilometers is the approximate radius of the moon, not the diameter. The diameter is double that. -Jupiter has a diameter of 140,000 kilometers, not 140 million. -UY Scuti has a radius of 909 suns. Placed in the Solar System, its photosphere would extend past Mars into the asteroid belt, but not to Jupiter. Refined measurements indicate that it is not the largest star. The two candidates are Stephenson 2-18 (2150 Suns in radius though its measurements are highly uncertain) and WOH G64 (1540 Suns in radius). There might be possibly more errors, but I don't really feel like analyzing further, but it's your job as a creator with thousands of followers to present information factually. Edit: WOH G64 isn't a largest star candidate anymore

[@splitzyprime419]

Shit you're right

[@Ryng98]

Thank you, was about ti comment this. One important thing to say, UY Scuti size was retconned this year (sad, it's my favorite star), before It used to have a radius of 1,700 suns, like the video said, now it is just 909. In any case, even using the old estimates, this video clearly showed an exaggeration with the Betelgeuse comparation, It was never so MUCH bigger, now they are basically the same. And yes Stephenson Is the largest even using the old UY Scuti size. Using km for their diameter: Stephenson 2-18 = 3,000,000,000km UY Scuti (old) = 2,400,000,000km WOH G64 = 2,100,000,000km UY Scuti (new) = 1,250,000,000km Betelgeuse = 1,200,000,000km

[@KrillinTheHuman112]

stephenson 2-18 was confirmed to be bigger i thought

[@thesus6266]

@@KrillinTheHuman112 Pretty much everything about Stephenson 2-18 is uncertain because its possible distance varies a lot. Also, its radius is larger than we'd normally expect the maximum size of a red supergiant or hypergiant to be, which is around 1,500 to 1,800 Suns in radius. You can look at the wikipedia page if you'd like to learn more

[@CerealExperimentsMizuki]

Yeah those were bugging me throughout the whole video. There's stars that can pretty easily exceed the entire Solar System in size. I'm pretty sure that a star with 1,440 times the size of our own would encompass the entire Solar System, all the way to the last planet Pluto. I could be wrong about that though, I just remember reading that our solar system had 1,440 of something.

[@calebriver]

0:58 it also takes 160 days to get through houston

[@LilCurtisKeepASwitch-m9r]

Traffic's that bad huh?

[@xox1592009]

You did not answer the critical question, how many blue whales wide is the observable universe?

[@CookieTheFemboy]

We must know 🙏

[@pontiacw7]

is there even a word for a number that large?

[@PontiacSunfires]

@@pontiacw7hey! Theres only room for one pontiac in this comment section and guess what buckaroo? I dont plan on going anywhere! So scram town! Beat it! Skadaddle! I am pontiac!

[@KoRnBulleT]

​@@PontiacSunfiresyou are weird.

[@DrewBoivie]

More than 10.

[@centrixal]

For people interested in this, there's the Hercules-Corona Borealis great wall, an "object" so large it shouldn't exist. elaboration below: the reason it shouldn't exist is that on a macro scale space is uniform. You can think of it as a LED display where each pixel is either red, green or blue. as some of you may know, there is no "white" pixel, its just red green and blue ones next to each other. If you took a monitor and had each pixel be randomly reg green or blue, when looking at it from a distance the whole thing would appear white since the chances of getting hundreds of red pixels next to each other is extremely low, the borealis great wall is so large that in this scenario it is the equivalent of looking up at a stadium screen with the random pixels and just seeing red and nothing else. By all accounts it shouldn't exist

[@TimothyJuanisha]

It’s more like there being a giant red stripe down the middle, no?

[@CerealExperimentsMizuki]

It was also mapped out by using 7 very powerful Gamma Ray Bursts from Quasars.

[@97wilde]

Really cool, never heard of this before. Thanks for sharing👍🏾

[@duckboy5725]

this explanation explained nothing

[@cadegossmanYT]

100th like

[@weaselbap8993]

For me This just reinforces the idea thats its much scarier if were the only life that exists

[@luciopcamp5367]

2 options we are alone or we are not. Both equally terrifying. Can't remember the quote. But it's something along those lines.

[@greedysourceofgod4819]

I think it was carl sagan

[@Martial-Mat]

@@greedysourceofgod4819 Yes.

[@Martial-Mat]

What's particularly terrifying, is that life is so precious, yet we keep electing or allowing maniacs to control the entire fate of this planet and all life on it. We need to start getting sane people off Earth ASAP so there's a chance that humanity will survive.

[@CalebDesigns]

@@Martial-MatGod will save us in his due time. But know that the world is being ruled by satan for the time being. 1 John 5:19

[@lol-v1t8r]

@1:09 Jupiter’s diameter is just 140,000 km, not 140 million km. A diameter of 140 million km would be nearly an astronomical unit.

[@CerealExperimentsMizuki]

It would be so big that it would become the new centre of the solar system and destroy everything inside of it and then merge with our star causing it to go Supernova and the incredible increase in mass and energy and matter might cause a small black hole as our Sol by itself is too small to collapse into one.

[@TexProRoblox]

@@CerealExperimentsMizuki for real, it might even become a star bruh

[@gurdarshansingh6992]

It would be a 100× larger than the sun

[@michaelmelin5617]

I was confused too lol

[@spaceprincess8716]

I thought Stephenson 2-18 was the largest star and was kind of amazed at the idea of a larger one but after a quick google search I saw there’s actually quite the debate on which star is largest due to the star itself having mass fluctuations or inaccuracies in measurements because of how far away these stars are. It’s still pretty cool overall to know there’s other objects that basically can swallow our solar system yet they just make up a part of their own.

[@CerealExperimentsMizuki]

Like the hair.

[@niggagaming4335]

It is I think he made a mistake

[@rainbowsalt4568]

There's nothing more humbling than taking a minute to learn about the cosmos. It forces you to take a step back and acknowledge just how small you really are.

[@jessetowle5290]

Driving through Texas once already kills me

[@davidsimpson2210]

Try driving melbourne to brisbane

[@Qwertyferitoo]

Yo these videos are fire,I got one of your videos recommended and I watched almost all of them

[@shelly.618]

Uy scuti sounds like some influencer name or something.. ‘hey guys! Its uy scuti comin atcha again with some wild scooter pranks, lets get it bouys’ 😎

[@Midaswhale531]

If you were actually traveling at the speed of light while it would take these huge stretches of time to a stationary observer... for you no time would pass at all you would arrive in an instant.

[@andyrobles1183]

Exactly

[@bobguy5148]

1:32 SPORE reference! In 2024!

[@zwiebelringe]

the grox are good at anti-spore propaganda

[@JoshuaPhilipps-o6t]

2:55 Uy scuti is not the biggest yes is 1,750 time bigger than the sun but Stephenson 2-18 is 2,250 time bigger than the sun beating UY Scuti as the biggest star

[@Kanaleah]

And Stephenson 2 is still beat by WOH G64 at current measurements. UY Scuti is still pretty big, but definitely not the behemoth it was believed to be.

[@JoshuaPhilipps-o6t]

Oh I didn't know that I'm not really keeping track on new stuff in astronomy so thanks

[@STELLAR_QC]

2:58 Actually there's a bigger star than UY Scutti and it is named Stephenson 2-18 😉

[@kendrickl5913]

I love space so much it's literally the coolest thing ever

[@PA-1000]

You love space but does it love you back?

[@CerealExperimentsMizuki]

Same, Space is so beautiful and amazing. It's why I love Astronomy and want to become an Astrophysicist.

[@CerealExperimentsMizuki]

​@@PA-1000 "Space" is a concept of a space that's occupied with particles, it has no emotions nor sapience, it is as indifferent to us as a rock is. Maybe less so since "Space" isn't a physical thing and more so a wave of particles that surrounds certain centres. That's why deep, Intergalactic spaces contain only one particle every square Mile.

[@PA-1000]

@@CerealExperimentsMizuki whoa dude, did you like know I was joking?

[@CerealExperimentsMizuki]

@@PA-1000 yes I did, but I wanted to elaborate on what "Space" as a concept is.

[@EdwinArinton-17x]

Kelevin: UY Scuti Is The Biggest Star! Stephenson 2-18: ...

[@Isthisjoebiden]

Ok, thought I was trippin😂

[@ItsMeAhmari]

And despite all of this we are still closer to the size of the universe than the smallest thing thought to exist.

[@thelibyanplzcomeback]

I find it crazy how only 115,000 blue whales can fit inside the diameter of the moon.

[@ivenothumbs]

I like the stick figure guys there's three content creators who use the most simplistic fashion and in the most entertaining and educational manner mixed very well with comedy. I love this shit ❤

[@ManeShaker]

Thanks Kelevin, very informant and now I have an existencial crisis. :)

[@DaBlackMann882]

Bruh, I just got off work. Smoked some stellar sticky then you’re just gonna sit here, blow my mind then say, “Let’s take a step back and look at the universe as whole.” But the end was so wholesome, definitely earned a new subscriber

[@BirksyChillz]

Just laying my message here before this goes viral 😂😂

[@uchihaavenger2068]

It’s statistically impossible that there ISN’T another civilisation out there

[@ripzoh169]

I've thought this. Space is so big that it's guaranteed humans exist on other planets as well as aliens on others.

[@MerrStudio]

But we have no statistics in regards to civilization, we only know about one

[@bannana7471]

Holy crap this was the vid I suggested in kelevins server lol. Yay me :)

[@cutie7012]

This Chanel is very good, thank you

[@madcat789]

At 9:00 i thought that rocket was with the head of Tom Cruise.

[@tomarmadiyer2698]

Are you a timber wolf?

[@Borgous]

Im bigger than you think

[@LordRemiem]

0:11 on a rough estimate I can say that Kelevin is roughly 6 humans tall

[@DrawBelak]

1:46 I think he’s probably about roughly 1/16 the size of the sun

[@michaelreimer1111]

😂

[@mr.boomguy]

I knew most of the stuff, but it's still nice to see it visualized. And about the last thing "we're nothing". First of, if nothing matters, then let's be the best version of ourselves and help the world. Power and ones own selfish ambitions means nothing in the face if the universe. Second. Before you start a riot, while we doesn't matter to the universe, we matter to each other; to our families, our friends, and our loved ones. We matter in our little local group

[@shinji5392]

i think it was a joke dude

[@dakisoakitsuki1247]

Great way to get an anxiety attack in the middle of driving at work, thank you XD. No but good vids

[@lightlegion_]

You excel at what you do!

[@kipj87]

“It’s so hard to quantify”…instantly quantifies it.

[@kartikaytiwari7387]

01:26 Watching this on Monday 😢

[@CodWB7fan]

Ending sounds like we need more ppl doing that healthcare CEO stuff😏😎

[@TheBestDog]

0:30 The Earth can also hold 80 new Moons

[@KingTubbsIII]

I see what you did there

[@mason96575]

I don’t 😭

[@KingTubbsIII]

@@mason96575 full moon and new moon

[@TheBestDog]

@@KingTubbsIII @KingsTubbslll is correct! Winner! Winner! Chicken Dinner!

[@LaurenMedina-dw3vr]

3:40 Dang Kelevin, out here roasting all of us.

[@HarisMazharYT]

Another kelevin W 🤠❤️

[@DefileOdds]

Thank you for the last minute of dialog, I needed to hear none of it matters so live boldly. For most of my life I have tried to wrap my mind around the fact that infinity IS impossible but simultaneously IS true. Nothing can not Not have an end, yet there cannot be an End, distance wise, yet, there cannot Not be something beyond that. Even if it's nothing, nothing is something that must have an end. And then what's beyond that, and that, and that, and that and that and that and then what's beyond that? Times infinity

[@danielalexandre89]

Actually the biggest star known is WOH G64 Recent mesurments show UY Scuti much smaller that belived

[@VegetableOnWheels]

Its actually Stephenson 2-18

[@Nightlife135]

I thought the largest one is Stephenson 2-18 and UY Scuti hasn't been the largest one for quite some time? Cool video either way dude! :)

[@witheredryan]

yooo just in time for my ice cream

[@fuzz_ball6301]

3:42 You dont know what I'm capable of😑

[@Jarhead_Jimmy]

These videos - awesome 👏

[@pastanick48]

A cool fact is that every planet in the solar system including pluto can all fit inside the gap between earth and the moon when lined up next to each other. Space really is incomprehensibly big

[@BLACK69591]

1:39 Jupiter is not a failed star

[@Dr-wq4nr]

Actually Stipesen 2-18 is the largest star we know

[@AleX-fs4ww]

What’s even more crazy is that you are closer in size to the entire universe than you are to the smallest thing in the universe (Planck’s length) by a lot

[@DarkHelixia]

Might as well visit my neighbour, the law seems so insignificant now ...

[@bailey316]

You know ur a Texan when the “drive from one end of Texas to the other” already had me like damn that’s a lot! Before he even said 309 times

[@Simonspacex]

1:12 140 THOUSAND, not 140 million.

[@Jacob_White]

You can fit every other planet on our solar system between the earth and the moon

[@LightofJoshua]

That’s insane

[@trentonbates3114]

If space is soo big how do the aliens keep getting here? 😂😂

[@time_warriors]

This video was an incredible journey! It's mind-blowing to think about how vast the universe is and how small we are in comparison. 🤯 It really puts everything into perspective. I was left with a sense of awe and wonder, and a renewed appreciation for the beauty and mystery of space. ✨🚀

[@1800bhudda]

0:42 i was like “oh thats not bad” to “Oh….”

[@michaelb1934]

Why do I always get these videos recommended to me 4 days after he posts, every single time

[@ScarletNo-tu9uv]

I’m bouts smoke done weed and watch some kelvin

[@subdeaconk]

6:46 Virgo Super Cluster looks like a cat

[@mrlightwriter]

I was thinking it looked like a dog, but it's close either way.

[@foxhound1258]

Kelvin, it is time for you to give me children.

[@BobRoss_lover]

🤨

[@clutchhh]

🙃

[@kombemumba9203]

Uy scuti sounds like a Rick and Morty character 😂 4:07

[@ThyXenton]

4:02 Orion Spur*

[@Isthisjoebiden]

My son has recently taking a liking to astronomy. I am thrilled❤

[@Sir_Spoofy]

And there are people that think, that we are alone in the universe

[@Si.677]

You should have a dark mode back ground i watch at night time

[@Kevzilla13127]

A Thousand Sons?! HERESY! Where is Magnus?!! FOR THE EMPEROR!!!

[@Undead58551]

You don’t know me you don’t know how fast I move

[@JakeHandschin]

It’s crazy to think about the fact that there might be an alien out there getting just as stoned watching about us, also aliens

[@MicahYoung-wl4do]

You should do the story about Sir Adrian Carton de Wiart

[@TheGravityShifter]

I'm pretty sure UY Scuit got demoted. Last I heard, the currently accepted known largest star is supposed to be Stephenson 2-18. It's claimed its circumference reaches beyond Saturn's orbit, and half way from it to Uranus.

[@Martial-Mat]

Space is big. Like, REALLY big. Terry Pratchett

[@JG_Wentworth]

You should really add some sources for your videos.

[@SHAW100THEONE]

NICE VIDEO STICK MAN HAHA. THAT NICE TO KNOW...😄💀

[@de_bestburger]

Jupiter is not a failed star

[@sovi_2]

yeah, a lot of people consider it to be that way thinking that if it just got a little more mass, it would've been one, but even if we gave it every single object in our solar system excluding the sun, it still wouldn't have nearly enough mass to become a star

[@DuckersonVR]

Jupiter needed 80 times its mass to become a star

[@CerealExperimentsMizuki]

Definitely not. It's just the biggest planet in our solar system so people think it's the biggest and most special planet in existence. It is a very nice and iconic planet for sure. But there's other much more unique, incredible and bigger planets.

[@Avarage_White_Bryan]

I think failed stars are called brown dwarfs

[@Deeonte]

After watching this I have the strange urge to learn about geography and science

[@KoiNamiOnly]

it's a rabbit hole that's insanely fun and fascinating. like a third of my youtube feed is either astrophysics relatedm chemistry, war or science facts ooooorrr some random guy doing woodwork with no commentary lmao. super relaxing would recommend it

[@brandonyen-mt9yt]

“When nothing you do matters all that matters is what you do”

[@Spectre31076]

Stephenson-218 is the biggest known star....

[@Planei]

Isnt it like 10 billion times the volume of the sun? 🌞

[@demetriusyoutubechannel8521]

Yeah

[@demetriusyoutubechannel8521]

That’s what I just said a couple of mins ago

[@Planei]

Ok

[@oldworldpatriot8920]

“Power of the SUNNNN!!!!” -Gun Dog Album: Human Cry Year:2003

[@Epiclips-y5m]

As we zoom out, it starts to look like neurons

[@alexreidzero1357]

Space is so big also plank length is small that our human brain can't comprehend

[@ilikefishandpotatoes]

Im 98% sure you added some extra zeroes to poor Jupiters size 😉

[@DreamersDisease88]

Sam o'nella

[@elenplays]

As a reminder, if you were to move at the speed of light which, knowing you, you can't, the time passed for you between any distance would be instantaneous. It would take 2.5b years to travel between the Milky Way and Andromeda from the point of view of an observer on Earth, but it would take no time and you wouldn't age at all for you as the traveler.

[@joshuagreenhalgh4799]

1000 suns!!!! Nice 40k reference

[@chaosmd9714]

Bro I get it, I'll never be a Speedy Boi, you don't have to rub it in😢

[@offo-one]

To those asking "how can galaxy clusters be moving away from us faster than light if nothing is faster than light in a vacuum?" The answer is: they're not moving THROUGH space faster than light, it's the space between us and those clusters that is expanding, and the expansion rate is faster than light can travel in a vacuum (if those clusters are far enough). Imagine two dots on an empty balloon's outer surface. As you fill that balloon with air, the dots will move apart, even if their position on the balloon itself hasn't really changed. The dots are the galaxy clusters and the balloon is space.

[@JailbreakMoments]

2:52 UY Scuti is not the largest star that we know of, its actually Stephenson 2-18. It has a radius 2150 times that of our sun’s, or about 1.5 billion kilometers. For reference, if it were our sun it would reach just past Saturn. Also if I recall correctly, UY Scuti was reobserved and it was shown to be smaller than Betelgeuse, however i am unsure of this so take it with a grain of salt.

[@IBongMaster395I]

"knowing you, you probably can't" lol

[@BeybladeFables]

You’ve returned 🎉

[@thalastianjorus]

I love how he says "80 full moons can fit..." I am so glad that he said this, as if 160 _half moons_ fitting is an idea he entertained.

[@HarisMazharYT]

i mean...... it was a conversation that did happen. 👀

[@Altair4611]

Should have shown a picture of how far the moon really is, people always underestimate it

[@usmandoesstuff5305]

actually the largest star is Stephenson 2-18

[@pjbth]

why do i feel like im being attacked for not moving at the speed of light. Screw you Kelevin! your girlfriend tells me you DO go at the speed of light

[@andreinaf]

I dont know how humans get more existential dread from being unable to talk to woman, than simply existing with the knowlage of the size of the universe

[@thwingerpodthvet4302]

8:31 unless we invent teleportation

[@megawwr8922]

Our logos are so simuiar.

[@Sonicvsknuckles-e7j]

Jupiter actually was way to small to become a star way too small