The Larger the Planet, the Longer the Screen Time | Solar System Size Comparison

[@limo1795]

it's so refreshing seeing the planets in true color

[@bigtomar]

yk something's refereshing when a lime is being refreshed

[@biffytk]

​@@bigtomarwith the thumbs up guy is refreshing then I'm refreshing

[@Staggefly]

@@bigtomaryou have my discord pfp

[@bigtomar]

@@Staggefly i also have my discord pfp

[@Staggefly]

@ want my discord /j

[@WhyIsJupiterInTheFridge]

true color spotted. Instantly subscribed.

[@limo1795]

same

[@Parking_cars_is_cool]

That name is a good question...

[@Af5j]

I keep seeing you everywhere

[@BelamosPostsStuff]

I see yoy everywhere 😭🤲

[@botiabonyi]

same❤

[@Sevant]

It will never cease to amaze me just how much bigger the Sun is than the planets it holds in orbit. Like, when this animation finally showed every object of the solar system and the Sun not even being halfway done... that was genuinely scary

[@ゆうるい-林昱睿]

BRO ONLY GOT 1 VID? NAWH UPLOAD MORE CUZ THIS VIDEO IS ALREADY GOATED

[@SpaceImplorerExplorerImplorer]

Cool video and concept. I also like how the visualisations for larger celestial bodies in here are much closer to being photorealistic than most I have seen on youtube so far.

[@ProximaCentauriC]

This was super creative and amazing to watch! Like with everyone else, nice job with the true colors. Despite each TNO being short, combined, their section lasted longer than Neptune's or Uranus's! It definitely goes to show the mathematical effect of diameter, circumference, volume, and surface area for differently sized objects.

[@luisasublett9192]

Have you ever realized that if you compare Jupiter with a perfect circle, Jupiter is a little bit like a oval because of how fast it spins, it happens at 0:27 edit: SAME WITH SATURN

[@limo1795]

same with Uranus and Neptune too, but less noticeable

[@anthonyschocke2831]

@@limo1795 Same with Haumea and the other dwarf planets, but either way more noticeable, or less noticeable. Haumea is the only one actually *known* for now noticeable it is!

[@Aythronethecoolplanet]

Nice ! Very well done!

[@moisesmoreira6645]

This is actually neat, i love the creativity of this video :)

[@jwlunar3191]

Really give you sense of scale here

[@Inversion10080]

Thanks for the planet texture link!

[@HackerMan203]

No one: Haumea: *I AM SPEED*

[@Codezkd]

I'm the 200th sub!

[@Gidantis2.0]

2:56 EVERYTHING IS SWITCHING SO FAST, HELP HEEELLLPPPPPP

[@Hydro_P.]

There small dwarf planets

[@WhyIsJupiterInTheFridge]

@@Hydro_P.Dwarf Planet Candidates

[@bigtomar]

haumea moving fast asl caught me off guard 😭😭

[@Ipoopedeveryparents]

3:09

[@DivisionPrecision]

true color omg

[@CrimsomGloryXD]

Type of video to manifestate onto everyone's recommendations after 5-7 years

[@chickenosaurus_rex]

Neptune's true color! Thank you!

[@billehhhh843]

sun is just chilling and spinning like "🎵spin me baby right round baby right round🎵

[@sultanshihab3101]

True color!! Btw, for size, did you consider diameter or volume? Amazing work for your 1st video

[@Universal_Anomalies]

I used mean diameter

[@NatoBetter]

2:56 Speedrunning time

[@isitlegaltohaveag0ninserbia]

Fartrunning celestal bodies

[@AMig-ht8nw]

Why can i still read them?

[@randombambi86495]

this is the ultimate attention span test

[@mascarada341]

Creative!

[@averagejoe25031]

It took you drawing a perfect circle for me to realize how much Jupiter bows out around the equator. Edit: Saturn, too.

[@Arturo4488weeee]

Haumea spinned insanely

[@Reventon_the_Huchins]

True color of the solar system, W this man 🗿

[@BrokenPlunger]

Imagine if they did stars, ESPECIALLY Stephenson-218

[@Universal_Anomalies]

I could, though it would be very difficult. I'd have to do a lot of guesswork and do a more conventional line-up for the size comparison. If I did, I'd want to include stars like Achernar, which rotates so fast that it is as oblate as the dwarf planet Haumea (3:08).

[@AMig-ht8nw]

​@@Universal_Anomalies i have a solution. 50 million km per second

[@MantapGemink]

Titan is your favorite moon?

[@Universal_Anomalies]

Yep, it is the only place other than the Earth known to have bodies of liquid on the surface, it's just they're bodies of methane, rather than water.

[@aaravdiwakaristhebest]

Due to neptune's true color, the solar system got blander....

[@HyksutaorLarviao]

proteus got the shortest screentime

[@WhyIsJupiterInTheFridge]

No, that would actually be Mimas. Mimas is smaller than Proteus.

[@HyksutaorLarviao]

@@WhyIsJupiterInTheFridgebruh

[@Universal_Anomalies]

@@WhyIsJupiterInTheFridge Mimas is slightly smaller than Proteus, but both, along with several other objects where on screen for the minimum of 1/10th of a second (6 frames).

[@systemgamesofficial]

come on it's taking ages!!!

[@bigtomar]

oh true color neptune, so accurate yet so boring

[@shoveltheshark]

more planets!!!!!

[@titanicbigship]

Planet 9/X?

[@Universal_Anomalies]

Unfortunately planet 9 probably doesn't exist. After over a decade it hasn't been found and the unusual orbits found in the outer solar system which are used as evidence for it's existence can be explained without there being a ninth planet. One theory for the strange orbits is that there could have been a stellar flyby early in the solar system's history, possibly by a star that formed in the same star cluster as the sun, and that flyby could have caused the unusual grouping of orbits. Here's a short two minute simulation showing what such a flyby could have looked like: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nIDInWiXjKiFgNU.

[@phyuphyuthantthant-in1qf]

Wait, is that light speed?

[@cupcakemusical5399]

I dont think so. Light travels from one end of the sun to the other in 10 seconds, and 15 times a second for earth.

[@Universal_Anomalies]

No, the speed the circle fills in at is 7285 km/s (real time), or 2.4% light speed.

[@AmaliaLia-i2g]

Kenapa Saturnus tidak ada cincin

[@Universal_Anomalies]

Saturn's rings can't be seen because they are being viewed edge-on.

[@phyuphyuthantthant-in1qf]

DAMIT?

[@Sussy_Germany_Edits]

2:55 trypophobia meme

[@lemonyt639]

If you saw this comment then you read this

[@luisasublett9192]

[@superaleksibros2]

If you comment this saw you this then read

[@VietHuynh-n3p]

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[@FLUFFYKING_Roblox]

So?

[@totally_not_theo]

um

[@carlhorn7332]

The sun isn't a planet

[@89Hari]

Don't come to my party

[@Universal_Anomalies]

Yea, but "The Larger the Star, Planet, Moon, Dwarf Planet, Asteroid..." would make for a unnecessarily long title. "Celestial object" would work, but it sounds too astrological for my liking.

[@ÞeSheep1]

@@Universal_Anomaliesobject?

[@Universal_Anomalies]

@@ÞeSheep1 Object could work, though I don't find it to be specific enough.

[@starcasmlove]

@@Universal_Anomaliesyou could use body

[@billehhhh843]

sun is just chilling and spinning like "🎵spin me baby right round baby right round🎵