The Largest Star In The Universe

[@notinusesharowing]

Stephenson-18 IS the largest star ever discovered so far

[@gelatinaviator]

Its not Stephenson 2-18 its a Quasi Star

[@notinusesharowing]

@@gelatinaviator Quasi stars are actually still hypothetical and scientists believe if they did exist they would be the reason that supermassive black holes even exist.

[@acast669]

@@gelatinaviatorquasi stars are hypothetical

[@youtubeconnollyfamily]

I wonder what kind of stars are 1 million light years away.

[@JDMracingsixt9]

We are so small in the universe

[@SlepyETH]

Disturbing fact: Stepehnson-18 is not the largest BUT the largest we found, so far.. It means there are more stars that we still not discover that might actually more bigger than stephenson Can u imagine how small we are.

[@elitecereal]

yeah I bet we'll find a bigger one within a few years

[@arishemthejudge6780]

The observable universe is a tiny portion of the universe that we can see. I don’t know the percentage but it’s definitely under 10%. Plus, this star is 20 thousand light years away, so what we are seeing is its state 20 thousand years ago. It mustve grown a lot more by now. The University is crazy

[@karlgatal5205]

We are 3.5M times smaller than the earth 8 Quintillion times smaller than the sun Infinite times smaller than the universe

[@saulwalle]

I'm actually not very disturbed by that

[@leonfabry6831]

​@@Loboid An example please !

[@peepdawg8995]

The nuclear explosions preventing it from collapsing on it's own weight must be immense

[@nuntana2]

More like one continuous roil.

[@bunnyphoenix2992]

What's the need for those explosions

[@yaseen9044]

​@@bunnyphoenix2992 nuclear fusion in the core

[@antont.wesley5232]

@@bunnyphoenix2992 I am no physicist, but if I am correct, the outward pressure of the explosions is in direct proportion to the gravitational forces that are relentlessly pulling the mass of the star toward its center. When the force of the explosions is no longer sufficient to offset the gravitational pull, the star will implode, explode into a hyper nova, and then the remnant of the core will collapse into a supermassive black hole. The resulting black hole will probably have an event horizon larger than our sun, and be millions of solar masses in mass. I ran on, but this is complicated science.

[@flochforster22]

​​@@antont.wesley5232 you're correct. I'm no physicist either but that was a good explanation

[@NawaGyaltsen]

But they can all fit inside my screen

[@Oliver-FPEofficial]

dont be a smartass

[@avijitmondal4772]

🗿🗿

[@hiatus0017]

my ipad screen is big enough for some reason lol

[@gamingwithherobrine7455]

They can't cause the thing you just fit is the animation of dun and Stephenson not the real

[@MP-ut6eb]

I see 😎

[@SnowDaulphin]

I like our Sun. It just perfect for me. Not too big not too small. 😅

[@JustCallMeAarav]

That's how u are typing

[@ashisalrtaken]

​@@JustCallMeAarav???

[@JustCallMeAarav]

@@ashisalrtaken if he didn't exist he couldn't be typing, if the sun got too small or too big it'd be too hot or too cold for life on earth

[@BravoSix_6]

Our sun has great personality

[@sloppy-doppy]

​@@BravoSix_6 EBLM J0555-57Ab has a better personality

[@sturner973]

Space really gives true meaning to the quote "There's always a bigger fish in the sea" 🌌

[@snurjannah3440]

No,

[@Derick_foreal]

The universe is so cool isn’t it

[@msbrownsierra]

More like dangerous

[@Lethallime1234]

No shit

[@Jesus_Christ_loves_you_alot]

Yup, created by God

[@whysoserious69940]

​@@msbrownsierra why

[@BlyatifulButter]

@@Jesus_Christ_loves_you_alotstfu, stop bringing religion into every single topic

[@toddveggin9156]

WOW,, PASS THE SUNBLOCK

[@makaiperry]

Underrated comment 😂

[@pizzaprince]

You mean the stephenson block

[@kaylatrami228]

Pluto:thats what u get for not making me a planet

[@bartman898]

just when I'm feeling small, now I feel tiny.

[@Captain_Yata]

Everything is relative. I hope you're doing OK 💙

[@Blazingcharger]

Lol

[@warriorx86]

Appreciate the great camera work by cameraman.

[@tonyflatearther]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 yeah kudos to him

[@jacobgibson3651]

Fr

[@SheromanySooklal]

Amazing and a very incredible Story.

[@sonyabiera1178]

Thanks for sharing! God, bless!

[@JohnFBramfeld]

Most people have the impression that the Sun is relatively small. While there are stars much bigger, most stars are much smaller. The most common star in the universe is the red dwarf, about 80% of all stars. That puts the Sun at least in the upper 20%.

[@Mastermind8908]

Remember when UY Scuti or VY Canis Majoris was the largest? Hearing about those for the first time was mind-blowing, and we just keep finding bigger ones.

[@Itsdracogondranite0one]

According to my calculations, if the sun can fit 1.3m earths inside it and can fit 8m suns inside stephenson 2-18. The amount of earth inside stephenson 2-18 is 10.4t. To get the answer, we will use multiplication operation. Here is the Solving: 1 sun= 1.3m earths 1 biggest star in the universe=8m suns if we multiply the amount of earth inside 1 sun to 8m suns in 1 biggest star, we should have the total of earth inside stephenson 2-18 1,300,000x8,000,000 is equal to... 1.04e13 or 1.04e+13 10.4t or 10,400,000,000,000 Therefore, there are 10.4 trillion earths in 8million suns inside stephenson 2-18.

[@closechannelsorryoutofprop2950]

Your smarter than most math teacher...

[@milk_chocolate.-.]

now ik what the actually number is when it has the letter e in jt

[@panicbombz4192]

"According to my calculations" im resisting the masculine urge to make a joke

[@Essuree]

The earth is a sphere, not a liquid therefore way less earth would fit in stephenson 2-18 as if 10,400,000,000,000 earths would fit PERFECTLY in it

[@Essuree]

so based on what i said and a video about how many earths would fit in the sun, theoretically only 900,000 earths would be able to fit in the sun So 900,000 x 8,000,000= 7.2E+12 or 7,200,000,000,000 or 7.2t and thats far from close to the actual answer because i dont know if 8m suns would really fit in stephenson 2-18

[@FisherzofMen777]

❤ *AWESOME* IS OUR *GOD* ❤

[@FisherzofMen777]

☆HE☆ KNEW US ALL, *BEFORE* HE FORMED US IN OUR MOTHER'S WOMB!!

[@drifter266]

​@@FisherzofMen777 then why 'form' us?

[@KaisSudarmawan]

Allah

[@yesabhijith1]

God lol😂

[@castleanthrax1833]

God had nothing to do with this. 😮

[@Mazen-Gamer]

It means that 10.4 TRILLION earths can fit inside Stephenson 2-18 💀💀💀

[@Moai_fr]

Based on my calculations, Stephenson-18 can fit 10.4 trillion earths inside of it 💀💀💀

[@hebirattler]

based on my calculators calculations* ☠️☠️

[@vjollcamurataj5301]

Bro me tooo i calculated 8,000,000 times 1,300,000 = 10 trillion earths

[@Moai_fr]

@@vjollcamurataj5301 nice

[@hebirattler]

@cherry.blossom91 10400000000000 is trillion what r u on abt

[@hebirattler]

@cherry.blossom91 why dont you do the math again?? the vid said “8 million suns” not “8 billion suns”

[@caesarmedina8489]

This is a testament to how far the planets are from the sun and each other.

[@dreamy_vibeszzz]

Stephenson-218 is by far the biggest star we’ve ever seen. Being a Quasi Star, its size is so great that the shape is irregular. Quasi Stars often do have a black hole inside as well, consuming all the fusion left.

[@itubecollection1623]

Black whole inside....are your sure?

[@dreamy_vibeszzz]

@@itubecollection1623 Very sure.

[@itubecollection1623]

@@dreamy_vibeszzz you do know a Quasi star is a hypotheticial star that may have existed and not an actual star that is found in the sky?

[@Scm5678]

Quasi stars only existed in the dense early universe. Stephenson isn't a quasi star. Quasi stars don't exist no more.

[@averagefanenjoyer8696]

Quasi stars only possibly existed when the only elements that existed were hydrogen and helium. But even then they are still only hypothetical.

[@RealmsSMPStudios]

Imagine that there’s an insanely rare variant of star out there that is literal light years in size and is born in such a unique way it simply cannot turn into a black hole, that would be insane…

[@VintageTechFan]

If you aren't already talking about them .. look up quasi stars ;) They are hypothetical and should only have been able to exist in the very early universe, but are basically this. Okay, not nearly light-years in size, but extremely big nevertheless. They have a black hole in the center, which is feeding on the outer shell and the accretion disk is providing the radiation pressure to prevent them from collapsing for a few millions of years.

[@RealmsSMPStudios]

@@VintageTechFan wow, something I imagined having an actual IRL equivalent in the universe, not exact but very close…

[@JessicaSorrentino373]

Umm... It makes me think, there could be a star that can fit a billion suns inside it? I mean Stephenson 2-18 is just a star present in the milky way right, and we know there are literally billions of galaxies that would have hundreds of quadrillions of stars..... Just think about it!

[@mcmacshalfilya]

But you are still HOTTER! 💥☀💥

[@SaidaBoukachabia-fo4hz]

Fun Fact:Theres A bigger Star that is bigger than a whole galaxy it is called uy syutic

[@wesleyauburn1324]

We are lucky that our son is relatively small because this means it will last longer u see large stars die younger 😂

[@BravoSix_6]

Exactly the bigger the star, the faster it dies

[@pacitagwapa289]

😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

[@randomentitygroups221]

*SUN*

[@ironaxes1554]

The sun will become a yellow supergiant star imagine how big Stephenson 18 would be when it dies

[@Sigmur1324]

The largest known object in the universe is the supercluster of galaxies called Laniakea, discovered in 2014. However, if we consider individual objects, the largest is: 1. VY Canis Majoris: A red hypergiant star located in the constellation Canis Major. Size comparison: - Diameter: approximately 2,100 times larger than our Sun (1,420,000,000 km / 880,000,000 miles) - Volume: around 3 billion times larger than our Sun Other massive objects: 1. UY Scuti: A yellow supergiant star (1,708 times larger than our Sun) 2. Stephenson 2-18 (St2-18): A massive star (1,500 times larger than our Sun) 3. Messier 87* (M87*): A supermassive black hole (6.5 billion times more massive than our Sun) Largest structures: 1. Laniakea Supercluster: A network of galaxy filaments (500 million light-years across) 2. Sloan Great Wall: A vast wall of galaxies (1.37 billion light-years across) 3. Hercules-Corona Borealis Great Wall: A massive galaxy filament (10 billion light-years across) Note: These sizes and scales are difficult to comprehend, but they illustrate the enormity of celestial objects.

[@wes2epic]

That’s mind boggling that it would reach Saturn if it was replaced

[@sheromanysooklal775]

That is Awesome Amazing and incredible.

[@johanb.7869]

In about 3 and a half billion years our sun becomes a red giant too and the earth gets roasted.

[@nsxt290]

Np:) one of us will be waiting

[@yesh2817]

We all going to die in 70 years max who cares?

[@johanb.7869]

@educationalxx to be honest I don't care about the future. I live day by day😉

[@CANNAskrix]

​@educationalxx Humanity is not above everything and everyone

[@leonfabry6831]

How did Peter now ?(Peter:3.10,11,12) .But is not the end (Revelation:21.1) !

[@ioanbota9397]

Realy I like this video its so interestyng

[@georgedunn320]

Compared to SOME other stars... Ol' Sol is actually in the upper quintile of star sizes. This is because MOST stars are red dwarfs.

[@averagefanenjoyer8696]

Yeah, the earth's star is actually one of the more rare ones

[@Nova-uk6gg]

When you hear the shear scale of Stephenson-18 compared to our Sun and then be told it would still only be as large that it would reach Saturns orbit. Makes you think how large our solar system really is and then realise just how much space there is between stars and then galaxies 🤯

[@zzwildz]

10.400.000.000.000 earths

[@afifassaf5170]

Its 8 trillion earths (If you estimate it.) 1 sun = 1M earths. 8M suns × 1M earths = 8T earths.

[@rajendharyadav7882]

​@@afifassaf5170 1 sun = 1.3M earths

[@afifassaf5170]

@@rajendharyadav7882 that's why I said "If you estimate it".

[@A340XLR]

​@@rajendharyadav7882 estimate

[@zztop7000]

That's why God is AWESOME 👌 he created heaven and Earth we won't be here if it wasn't for him

[@harshappy8914]

Actually our sun is bigger than 99% of the stars we've found yet

[@Stellar1290]

Its actually 90%

[@Top10soon]

​​​@@Stellar1290nope.. 89.898989% to be precise

[@Stellar1290]

@@Top10soonwho asked? Its called rounding

[@Top10soon]

@@Stellar1290 who asked

[@Stellar1290]

@@Top10soon nobody really asked for the obsolete small ass correction I could not stress the uselessness enough

[@roguescister12]

Smallest kid in their school hears about this: b r u h 💀

[@coolioajp7552]

AWESOME! WONDER WHAT FISSION HAPPENS IN THERE

[@dr.OgataSerizawa]

It’s fusion, not fission.

[@Memeway_]

Fun fact: Stephenson-18 can fit 10 TRILLION earths inside of it. In case you can’t comprehend that number, here it is: 10,000,000,000,000

[@AfricanBootyScratcher69420]

But i can

[@mikedabbsx93x34]

Tomorrow: “Osteoporosis-b12BINGOWASHISNAMEO is the biggest star and can fit 35 quintillion of Stephensons inside of it”

[@jaikumarjadhav6575]

"We've found so far" is a key phrase. It doesn't mean it's the biggest. There must be some huge units out there.

[@catboy_official]

Wow that's a good loop

[@_sIash]

what loop

[@SpaceRealmGuardian240]

L

[@italian_yoda6635]

That username 🤮🤮🤮

[@SpaceRealmGuardian240]

@@italian_yoda6635 fax

[@xvkrost5878]

Did the math 10,400,000,000,000 Earths can fit in Stephenson-18 That’s how big the star is!

[@ranchitosantos5165]

If our planet is the size of a grain of dirt compared to other things in out universe, how small are we as human beings?

[@AkariHiZoru]

A few septillion times smaller than the planck length

[@jimcronan4627]

Small

[@seekerunknown]

We are nothing compare to univers

[@tarunjod]

"Hey, I'm the boss of my street" International Don: Well.....

[@Sillypernn]

UY scuti left the chat

[@ErenKaraman-li6uf]

Its 2 times smaller

[@photografr7]

These are all in our galaxy. Imagine how big stars could be in other galaxies.

[@AfricanBootyScratcher69420]

Big but not as big as ur mom

[@leongonzalez1798]

The only thing bigger is the theoretical Quasi Star.

[@goofyahh944]

Quasi Star: Am I a joke to you?

[@AresakaWilku]

It's a star that existed/is, in theory, so your comment doesn't make sense

[@lilbahadurchetri4361]

This universe is full of surprises.

[@ladytionne1]

So, why can’t we see it if it’s that big?

[@Nain0205]

It's like 117.5 quintillion miles away from earth

[@ladytionne1]

@@Nain0205 I thought he said only 22,000 thousand light years away 😭

[@danif620]

​@tionne mixon only 22,000 light years? You serious? You realize how far that is? And btw. Its called the conversion of one unit to another. Its the same distance.

[@suncom3through193]

​@@ladytionne1 do you not know how far a lightyear is

[@os3688]

@@ladytionne1 takes us around 60,000 years to travel just 1 light year at our current technology. This takes 22,000 light years lol. It’s humanly impossible to perceive the distances our universe presents.

[@Manhan102]

Like how do even comprehend the size of these stars let alone the universe amazing and beautiful

[@jamiedavies9038]

How can it have a volume at least 10 billion times larger than the sun yet only fiit 8 million earths compared to the sun's 1.3 million. Something does not add up.

[@rdmoon4416]

8 million SUNS. not earths, it was spoken so fast I had to listen 3 times. Suns, not earths. 🎉. And WOW.

[@alwaysright6358]

​@@rdmoon4416 Even 8 million Suns doesn't add up.

[@johnpochop4689]

Interesting, didn't know that stars can be so massive in size,thank you for sharing!

[@melaniestarkey7868]

Now you see why Einstein thought we may be an invisible thought in God's mind.

[@somerandomrazor]

I don't have megalophobia, but just thinking about how big that is is absolutely terrifying

[@VigilanteMian]

I am amazed by God’ creation.

[@paulyoung4781]

God lol he never created this!!! 😂

[@castleanthrax1833]

Why are you watching a video like this if you think God is responsible? Don't you have a service to attend?

[@Cat-egoryExtensions]

God's creation was humans creation of tales and tragedies called religion

[@paulyoung4781]

@@Cat-egoryExtensions I dont understand what that means

[@juanitamamawag3876]

How great is our God, the creator of everything

[@vaibhavshukla549]

Imagine Stephenson-18 collapsing and becoming a Black hole 😳😳😳

[@hououinkyouma4388]

If it's 10 billion times more in volume then it should be able to fit 10 billion suns not 8 million

[@yesabhijith1]

There is some wastage, considering how you stack objects with the spherical shape.

[@hououinkyouma4388]

@@yesabhijith1 even if we consider those voids then stoll the difference won't be in order of thousands

[@BigYabai]

Mass, not size. Stars don't have consistent density. There are stars smaller, but more massive than this one too.

[@hououinkyouma4388]

@@BigYabai wwatch video again

[@A340XLR]

​​@@BigYabai a star for example has mass of 300 suns

[@glockdookie4712]

Imagine we had a planet that big 😮

[@AB-C2]

Masha Allah ❤

[@warishaanjum1]

Stephenson 2-18:Im the biggest star in the universe Quasi star:but why ☠️

[@fm89386]

subhanAllah

[@TronTheTramp]

No point in being stressed about anything after this

[@seankenzillefernandez4972]

"Quasi Star Left The Chat"

[@adityasarfare9419]

Forget the chat, Quasi stars have left the universe. None of them exists anymore! 😅

[@Tenavix]

Quasi stars are a theory and havent been confirmed yet but it is possible

[@andrefoy713]

"He made the stars also" Genesis 1:16 KJV

[@StopGreenScreen633]

Quasi Star Has Left The Chat Stephenson-18 Has Joined The Chat

[@Son-Of-David1990]

That interstellar music has become iconic as fuq!

[@moefromdaarea1415]

Gods creation

[@StaticBlaster]

Talking about a loaded comment. First of all, can you demonstrate it was "created." Secondly, even if you could demonstrate the universe was created how do you know it was "god?" Maybe a hyperdimensional civilization created our universe?

[@fearlessj.walker3277]

​@StaticBlaster calm down its not that serious. No one really knows. Let ppl have their beliefs

[@StaticBlaster]

@@fearlessj.walker3277 lol. It's funny you think I'm mad or something. I'm asking about the "logic" of his argument.

[@fearlessj.walker3277]

@StaticBlaster I don't think you're mad, and he didn't make an argument. Like I said, no one knows everything. The idea of a high power being creating shit, isn't that farfetched...I mean just look how we got to this point. No one can explain it. No I'm not religous.

[@StaticBlaster]

@@fearlessj.walker3277 God is not a valid answer and lacks explanatory power. The word ‘magic’ could be substituted with the same level of credibility and because of this it most definitely is far-fetched because you could say magic created the universe however there's no evidence supporting either.

[@alexanderwilson-vw9jy]

The last part talked about 5set/kits of rings around the universe-mutivers around 6 to 66 light league notx light year lower level intercorse dating

[@Ferdrew-rp5ey]

Just INSANE !! 😮☝️😁👍🔥💥☀️🌞

[@Virus_dementia]

Quasi star: hello Stephenson 2-18

[@BOX_corporation.]

Quasi star doesn't exist

[@cesarconh895]

Funny thing is that the giant star already went supernova and is now a black hole.

[@ICantThinkOfANameeeee]

We cant know that

[@ferryman691]

holy shit i cannot escape this song bro

[@AdamWarlock7]

I think it will be very cool if there is a planet the size of stephenson-18 (maybe less density so that it doesn't become a sun). You will never run out of places to travel and explore

[@antoniodellapenna6169]

Not this big but they just discovered the biggest planet in universe . This planet that i don't remember the name is the same size of ours sun 😱😱. This planet is the godzilla of planet

[@wm9782]

God!, we are so tiny and fragile.... people of earth please wake up and let's value each other. Let's go to see what else is out there. But we can't if we act like crabs in a bucket pulling ourselves back into the bucket due to egocentric reasons.

[@AfricanBootyScratcher69420]

Ugh world leaders say mmm.... no

[@cjgameon264]

No matter how hard we try, we'll never know the true mysteries of space.

[@gerardopilorin6355]

Well we are very lucky to be born, to see the gigantic marvelous universe a creation that humble humans into specks of atomic dust.

[@An_indonesian]

The guy: The biggest star is Stephenson - 18 UY Scuti: Bruh

[@Shadowcat561]

10,400,000,000,000 is the amount of earth which can fit inside this star

[@chevycamaro7545]

Wow.. its amazing if that really exists. Imagine what else or how many more out there and light years away.. the distance is un imaginable.. and they say we are alone..

[@Lord_Kratos69]

Largest In our galaxy* Largest ever found*

[@JUMALATION1]

When he said "if we replaced our sun with this star, its outer layers would extend beyond the orbit of Saturn" I initially thought, meh, it's not so enormous then, but then I remembered that Saturn's orbit is like 9.5 astronomical units away from the Sun!

[@LilFishyplayzofficial]

Betelgeuse probably went supernova just we can't see it yet

[@melgigan1844]

Its a great great privilege to live one of the most beautiful places in the universe called earth

[@TheRetroReboot]

Fun fact: Stephenson 2-18 can hold 1.04e+13 Earths!!

[@periculosum0127]

I like how Earth is still yet 71% unknown discover, but they are already starting to gaze on the other planet galaxy.

[@Darrey310]

Speed of light In one second = 7,5 times around Earth. But it takes 9 hours around Stepehnson one time 🤯

[@rumsish1238]

The biggest star in the universe (that we know of), UY Scuti is a variable hypergiant with a radius around 1,700 times larger than the radius of the sun. To put that in perspective, the volume of almost 5 billion suns could fit inside a sphere the size of UY Scuti.

[@UniversalParadox1]

Actually, that data is inaccurate, a while ago it was proven that since UY Scuti is so far away the data and images of it were inaccurate, and it was proven to be way smaller than it was seen to be, about betelgeuse level of size if you don't believe me, I got the proof from Neil DeGrasse Tyson in a random video he was in about space. All of this is what Neil DeGrasse Tyson said.

[@sungshin393]

That's because that star is dying. It's a dying process. Eventually, it would explode

[@castleanthrax1833]

Everything is dying.

[@Your_anshuchan]

Quasar:your grandfather is here

[@CreativeWavess]

This star is so big that it is actually not spherical

[@chipledhungaman]

Its impossible to comprehend the scale of these things

[@AW-zy5co]

Stephenson 2-18 could fit 10400000000000 Earth’s inside of it

[@saiffyy_caramel123]

And yes, there are 13 not thousand, not million, not billion, not trillion, but 13 quadrillion earths that can fit in this truly ginormous star.

[@ScottSchell-f1l]

20000 light years is actually right in her face and I just now hear of this we really have no idea what's outside of our eight little planets

[@MyrmeciaEreptorIsPeak]

If thats stephenson, i cant imagine how big stephen is.

[@fighterjetdude990]

So 3,900,000,000,000 earths can fit into Stephenson 218

[@SatouKazuma]

Imagine earth was that big, Traveling would be a heck of a Pain.

[@Stellarfront]

*Pluto being outside the biggest star Pluto: You all laughed but look at you now

[@TrialzGTAS]

The universe is just so fascinating