The Universe is WAY Bigger Than You Think

[@msaramshahid5338]

Kobi's been more active than ever in these days. 🥳

[@Latvian07]

He remembered his password

[@aamirrazak3467]

True been posting almost every day

[@Adamandhisfriends158]

WAKE UP ASTRO KOBI POSTED!!

[@spdyxeo]

Sorry, 33 mins 😤

[@achildmakingcontent]

Sorry 1H 😅

[@dolabomiadewole4818]

Sorry 4 hours😅

[@BreadPiece644]

Sorry 6 hours 😮

[@DimDim2009]

Sorry 7 hours 😊

[@PenguAviation]

AstroKobi you got me into science and now I have my school's science award

[@Adamandhisfriends158]

Congratulations

[@kabitaakter7822]

Congrats 🎉🎉🎉

[@booksareOP]

CONGRATS! 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@Astronomer_Christian]

🎉👏congratulations, he inspired me too, I'm also going to do something in astronomy.

[@sakura_pop]

omg congrats 🎊🎊🎊, he inspired me too to pursue cosmology🪐

[@ivanaradic6478]

you are the reason i started studying space and enjoying it

[@philhaynes5969]

There’s nothing cooler

[@ItsObitoPlayZ]

Me too started😮

[@neilpike6758]

Do you believe that the space around the earth and moon is a vacuum.

[@BillyBall35]

Same

[@fassotre2520]

​@@neilpike6758?

[@almonteiro3195]

45 (pause) BILLION years. That pause carried so much meaning.

[@honzarubes2103]

46 billion*

[@Rhythm-amateur]

@@honzarubes2103he said 45

[@askarigaming5465]

Mention light year

[@Sameeha-td9cj]

He said 45 billion light years​@@honzarubes2103

[@rahulchalig28]

The way you explain things is very beautiful, so much so that I don't even skip ads.

[@AstroKobi]

Wow, thank you!

[@ADVIKBOI236]

@@AstroKobi I have a question, isn't Stephenson 2-18 bigger than WOH G64 cuz WOH G64 has 1540 solar radii and Stephenson 2-18 has 2160?

[@rexedboy8272]

⁠@@ADVIKBOI236it takes 3 hours to go around Stephenson- 218

[@YuiChiRoPlayz]

This is the type of video I ALWAYS wanted since I started watching and knowing about astronomy. Thank you VERY VERY VERY MUCH for this video! I was so curious about how the size and the distance actually looked like in Space!

[@AstroKobi]

You're very welcome!

[@thenewyorkrailfan]

@@AstroKobiwill an asteroid his us on Valentine’s Day 2040? I don’t Want to die 😅

[@Sol-Cutta]

​@@AstroKobiyou believe man walked on the moon ?? Im not sure I believe it still..even the videos look fake. Them staging the earth thru the window then revealing by accident that they were still in near earth orbit yet 3 days later were supposed to be on the moon. You even hear them saying 'talk' on the video to give the appearance of how long signal would take to bounce ..very dodgy. 😂

[@Sol-Cutta]

YUICHIROPLAYZ why didn't you search for one ??? There's loads on here that take you from earth right across the universe in real scale...takes a couple of hours of video but.....

[@Sol-Cutta]

​@@thenewyorkrailfanyou might not even be here by then, I wouldn't worry about it until 2039 then only worry if u see large dark spot in sky, otherwise you'll be cool. 😂😂😂

[@ajayviadocastro1735]

Whenever I hear astro kobi voice, I know I'm gonna be learn something new about space.

[@CaptainSteve498]

My favorite space news channel

[@OfentseMwaseFilms]

14:20 Is the only truly terrifying facts on this video. There's no way we are alone.

[@jus10lewissr]

I don't care how much I already know about the things mentioned in his videos, I will watch literally anything he creates/posts without getting bored.

[@itzakshay418]

If we think about space our life feels so lame.....

[@Himanshu_Singh793]

I wouldn't put it that way. Life is still incredibly precious. We as a civilization are nothing in the cosmic scale but life itself is so wonderful and almost miraculous if you think about it.

[@tanmayjain3543]

​@@Himanshu_Singh793Yeah, it's a pity that we have to suffer so much in order to earn money and put food on the table and keep ourselves alive...

[@tanishajain5697]

true

[@gasperstarina9837]

But if you go into atoms, neutrinos (the little particles) our bodies are huge and the concessnous is still big, huge thing evolved literally from single atoms then rocks, then rocks+water and eno cell organisms evolved so rock became humans literally, so I don't agree we are "nothing" we are miracle

[@taofeeqabdulrasaq]

Honestly 😂😂

[@robynmorris6388]

Thanks Kobi, this was amazing😁 I saw the documentary on the making of the Sag. A black hole photo. Highly recommend it!!!

[@Slahprogamer_YT]

School ❌ Astrokobi ✔️

[@OfficialCarmeloGaming]

True

[@Bob_catplays]

He teaches me more than school 😂

[@Stickycarpet78]

100%

[@S00UL3SS]

Fr

[@PlanetaryGuineaPig]

You should listen to both, honestly. School helps teach you things, although grade school mainly teaches the basics, while university, high school and college teaches more in depth. But if you want to learn something specific, astrokobi is good.

[@Sitar_my-love]

"astrology major" what 😭🙏

[@prachitripathi1409]

Yes man like what I am a buisness student and yet I know the answer 😭😭

[@duckspy436]

@@prachitripathi1409not even, astrology is not astronomy 😭

[@NorthLondonForeverCOYG]

Even I am not but I can tell her future is as bright as a switched off bulb.

[@prachitripathi1409]

@@duckspy436 so true man I didn't noticed it before but now I did like they didn't even get the subject right 😭😭😭

[@619xnomo]

had me dying bruh 😭💀🙏

[@RexsPlays]

Not to brag but I live in a galaxy 😎

[@jup1t3rpawz]

no way me too!

[@NoobFTAP]

lol good for u but I live in blackhole 👍👍👍👍👍

[@Angell5161]

Wait what I live on earth

[@VELOOSIFIX]

I live in a rock

[@CommatheCatboy]

Yea, but I live in the universe. 😎

[@CamRobinson3]

They way he talks just has you so invested in the topic I love learning about space from him🔥🔥🔥

[@Slahprogamer_YT]

It's so fascinating how large is WOH G64 and TON 618 compared from our Sun and Solar System. Yet astronomers are still discovering some objects in Interstellar space that are twice as large as the current largest star and our Solar System.

[@sakura_pop]

right, i thought these were the largest stars... maybe not? i'll have to do some more research...

[@azulagotem]

@@sakura_pop Stephenson 2-18 is mathematically found to be the biggest star but is over 2250x wider than the Sun but theory suggests that it is only possible for a star to be 1500x wider than our Sun. So when WOG64 was found, it was stated to be around 1580x wider than the Sun which was more soothing and appealing to the theory and was named the biggest star. And as of 2022-2023, Phoenix A* was found to be the biggest blackhole and was as well found to be that big mathematically so we aren't absolutely sure of it existing yet.

[@sakura_pop]

@@azulagotem oh wow that's really interesting, thank you :)

[@samarthchaturvedi156]

I am wondering why he didn't mention pheonix a* i have heard its even bigger than ton 618

[@sakura_pop]

@@samarthchaturvedi156 that's what i heard, maybe i have to look deeper into it, but then again i haven't really heard much about Phoenix A*

[@navaneethads5661]

I was literally drooling throughout the video! Truly insane!!

[@kabob21]

Tragus piercing, mismatching blue and black nail polish, making himself touch grass to make an astrophysics point... our boy Kobi is going through a phase 🗣🤌

[@sarahasghar712]

Gotta appreaciate the work and the uploads astrokobi does. Thank you for the awesome videos Astrokobi!

[@Aillyyqt.]

Bro out of all the astronomy channel i watched in my last 5 years, astrokobi is the only channel that made me want to study astronomy. Thank you for real AstroKobi❤❤

[@kabitaakter7822]

Absolutely love you astrokobi keep up the amazing work and love you and your videos

[@aamirrazak3467]

The scale of our universe is truly astounding

[@Hax-wxyz]

This is an amazing video. Great work, keep going.

[@Itsgonnabemayy]

I love videos like this because I’m not a math person, so visually seeing it helps. Love your videos!

[@JQ-iL1]

This really made me think deep.

[@shravan7312]

Kobi getting sand thrown at him was the funniest thing I’ve seen all day

[@CattoMuffin]

This video is one of the best videos of kobi

[@dliap98]

we sometimes forget that images that we see of the earth and the moon side by side, or the entire solar system, are edited to cut out the massive space between each object, because otherwise we wouldn't be able to really see anything. when i see the actual distances, it reminds me how much empty space there is and how far apart everything is

[@UncleAndrew07]

I was never interested in space but it’s gotten to the point where I got decles of the planets and stars to put on my wall. It’s even made me buy a telescope

[@honzarubes2103]

Me too. I've got Levenhuk Skymatic 135 GTA

[@no-dc4mn]

Same here lol

[@YoungWilf1738]

Hi Kobi, i have been watching your videos for a while now and i really like them. It would be insane if you could make a video where you just focus on explaining black holes and how many we have observed and so on. Love your videos❤

[@theflashcubing1566]

TBH, Phoenix A was discovered to be much wider, and more massive than TON 618

[@PlanetaryGuineaPig]

It’s size is unconfirmed and unreliable because it was measured using a new method which put its mass at 100 billion solar masses, and that method discovered a couple other black holes too, all of which appeared to be 100 billion solar masses. Doesn’t sound very reliable, if I’m honest. Other measurements have put it at around 4 billion or 40 billion or smth solar masses iirc. Either way, even if the 100 billion solar mass thing is correct, based on the rate they consume matter at and their distances to us, phoenix A* would be approximately 450 billion solar masses by now, while Tonanzintla (TON) 618 would be at nearly 1 TRILLION solar masses.

[@BRNardy]

The production value in this is so nice, amazing video!!

[@seeratjit_banwait]

This has to be the best video of Kobi!!! I love your videos!!!

[@garyhunter.1501]

Now I got no reason to worry or be feared of anything considering how small I really am compared to the universe. Thanks Kobi for this brilliant explanation and I truly appreciate the efforts you put in

[@yasmeensher-harari3842]

Wow that's a good video man 👏

[@AstroKobi]

Glad you liked it!

[@SpaceGuy12]

​@@AstroKobiwanted to know, I thought pheonix A was bigger than ton618 with 100 B Sola masses and ton618 with *only* 66 B solar masses?

[@SpaceGuy12]

@rexypy I think pheonix A is bigger but ton 618 is growing faster than pheonix A, also not confirmed

[@imsimplyjusttyo0407]

Genuinly kobi is so cool i love his videos. you’re awesome kobi :)

[@dylanpaulmusic]

Did he count 1.3 million grains of rice?👀😂😂😂🔥

[@Ftk_matty]

He is just built different

[@TheArtofSimpleGolf]

Really great stuff as always

[@Kboi05]

I learn about space alot and your videos are awesome 😊

[@mohdtamim5004]

Best creator for the subject of universe ❤❤

[@LuCkySlither]

AstorKobi thanks for all your videos! I love them so much! I hope you'll get 3M subs soon! Thanks for all :D

[@petrimurto8571]

I simply love your channel! Keep up the amazing work! :)

[@ADITIBALAJI-n6f]

Love your channel ❤

[@scottsparks5231]

Man, I really enjoyed this. It’s so unbelievable how big the universe really is.

[@AlexisOnFireYT]

damn 5 mins ago? awesome. Keep up the Content Kobi ❤

[@sledgod782]

You are genuinely brilliant and I love what you do. Astrology has always just been a hobby of mine but your storytelling and passion make me want to find a way to get involved

[@danhitchen3328]

Respectfully, I think you mean astronomy, not astrology. Astronomy is the study of space and extraterrestrial objects, like in this video. Astrology is to do with star signs... they are NOT the same thing 😭

[@muhael3794]

No way you forgot about caseoh

[@yashkotecha77]

🤣🤣

[@CRaZy_OnYT]

Bro what the hell 😂💀

[@xxm_xxm1646]

He’s just too big to fit in any scale

[@SpikeDeez-mm8qq]

OJ Simpson offered to pay for the funerals & no once talks about that, the Juice had a Heart, Squeeze the juice 🧃

[@SpikeDeez-mm8qq]

@@CRaZy_OnYTya dig ?

[@Maltozombie]

Man, I work at the University of Tennessee Space Institute, just as an event coordinator and I really have wanted to make a scale model of the solar system using our campus as an approximation, ideally to make a STEM learning program and show potential students this kind of thing in a real scale, and this has given me so many more ideas to incorporate, so thank you so much !

[@Pogoplayer2011]

I'm a really big fan I've got into astromeny bcuz u have lead me and told me so many facts❤❤👍

[@fwefwefwegw]

your are amazing at this bro i loved space before but watching u makes me love it even wayy more

[@prathmeshjoshi1308]

Insane!

[@lorenzolatino7023]

Great stuff, love videos about the universe.

[@ThomasWilde3003]

I thought the largest black hole was Phoneix A*

[@semiramisubw4864]

technically it is but it isnt proven that it exist so far and is most likly not that big as many suggest aswell.

[@PlanetaryGuineaPig]

It’s size is unconfirmed and unreliable because it was measured using a new method which put its mass at 100 billion solar masses, and that method discovered a couple other black holes too, all of which appeared to be 100 billion solar masses. Doesn’t sound very reliable, if I’m honest. Other measurements have put it at around 4 billion or 40 billion or smth solar masses iirc. Either way, even if the 100 billion solar mass thing is correct, based on the rate they consume matter at and their distances to us, phoenix A* would be approximately 450 billion solar masses by now, while Tonanzintla (TON) 618 would be at nearly 1 TRILLION solar masses

[@OngsYT]

bro didn't know caseoh was this famous, he's in 8:39. 😭😭🙏🏾

[@JaynZanji]

Bro who are those people😭😭 blud thinks planet is bigger than universe😭😭 how did my man blud pass elementary 😭😭😭

[@sergeyborodin9211]

a brilliant video, mate!!!

[@KbKb-d4q]

0:22 did she fr said astrology major?

[@williamsutton6738]

IC 1101 has actually been disproven as the largest. A mistake in observation made us think that, when it’s really only 3x bigger. The actual largest galaxy, ESO 383-76, is around 17x bigger than the Milky Way.

[@ramakantanayak9983]

Who of us are watching this on 3rd April, 2024

[@Donovan12321]

💀💀💀

[@Hasueditor]

Keep em cheek lock, hide cuz i'm coming😈🙏🙏

[@Clenner0]

9th

[@Sandwichgood-u3z]

Who is watching this on 1700 July 14🤔

[@Christian-hb8mg]

17th

[@ayushipratapsingh]

And here I'm crying Because my favorites comes together 🤌🏻🤌🏻🥺🥺

[@hiro_5]

Why is the thumbnail a copy from kurzgesagt?

[@lexx396]

I love all your videos but I think this has been my favourite so far.

[@Fip_v5]

meow

[@mateovlgs7915]

WESSERSCHEIN

[@Latvian07]

Oink oink

[@directtalk1]

The size and distance facts usong light and scale and comparisons to cities amd so on is great. Love it.

[@darknights-bj5tk]

nice now i feel worthless (JK)

[@Sw4ad]

Me too (not kidding)

[@patrikgabko6957]

love your content ❤❤

[@Slowy620]

Bro but you buried in the sand in the last scene looked way too funny 😂😂😂 anyway keep up the good work

[@sherrilltechnology]

Man this is awesome channel!! You have yourself a new sub!!

[@RandomHandleIdk-f5m]

This video is amazing ❤

[@RohotGun]

naaah this guy needs credits. omd his videos are insane😍😍😍

[@gustavmielke777]

Omfg I LOVE your videos 🥴❤️could watch and listen to you for hours! Love from japan 🇯🇵

[@shad0w463]

11:52 actualy phoenix A is slightly bigger at 550billion km and approximately 2 of our solar systems could fit in it cuz our solar system is about 225billion km

[@PlanetaryGuineaPig]

It’s size is unconfirmed and unreliable because it was measured using a new method which put its mass at 100 billion solar masses, and that method discovered a couple other black holes too, all of which appeared to be 100 billion solar masses. Doesn’t sound very reliable, if I’m honest. Other measurements have put it at around 4 billion or 40 billion or smth solar masses iirc. Either way, even if the 100 billion solar mass thing is correct, based on the rate they consume matter at and their distances to us, phoenix A* would be approximately 450 billion solar masses by now, while Tonanzintla (TON) 618 would be at nearly 1 TRILLION solar masses And also, I’m guessing you’re counting all the way to sedna’s aphelion as the edge of our solar system. Most people usually only count to Pluto or all the way to the Oort Cloud. When counting how many solar systems something can fit it’s usually the distance from the sun to Pluto from both sides, meanwhile if we count all the way to the end of the Oort Cloud, it’s 2 whole light years.

[@rookiewoo]

I love how Kobi is starting make more better quality videos, inside or outside.

[@ElenarMT]

UGH, YOU PROBABLY THOUGHT WE'D LIKE THIS CONTENT, DIDN'T YOU? You're damn right though Astro Kobi. I even knew at that scale the moon would be about 5 metres from Earth. Did that make me enjoy it less? DAMN NO! I LOVE YOUR CONTENT MY GUY. And it's nice that it's not a short, but a whole video. Damn dude, I love your content. And you're so passionate about it, which makes it so much more enjoyable. Thank you

[@gohawks8880]

Awesome video bro. So fun to watch

[@sahebkochar5800]

Great videos man!!

[@jus10lewissr]

Betelgeuse: a famous example of a red supergiant. Beetlejuice: the ghost with the most.

[@futurexyz]

"Pale Blue Dot" on another level. we are more tiny than we can imagine. I wish Carl Sagan was alive to see this video. Astonishingly Breathtaking.

[@Synk2-fw9bb]

I really love your vids and shorts, gives me interest in astrophysics. Keep going ❤

[@krilinhunt1711]

Thank you for your videos!

[@Lucaser2424]

because your video inspired me so much, I started studying space!!! (thank you so much Kobi!)...

[@kolbeawsome]

This guy is how I got an 105% on my space and astronomy test. Love you sooo much bro! :D

[@bradheath4200]

Great video. Your closing comments of how many planets there there are in the universe. And the crazy unlikely odds that we are the only players on the court is something I have said for a long time. It's amazing to sit under a dark sky and contemplate with a good bourbon in hand. Take time to look up folks. ✌️

[@Crediu]

the distance between things in the universe is also shocking

[@EritroRL]

Can you make a video about what if there was any object or thing in the universe that travels faster than the speed of light? My dad said that Albert Einstein was able to work out and understand that time itself would break if there was any object or thing in the universe that would travel faster than the speed of light. That would be super interesting. I love you vids!❤ they are super interesting.

[@husseinhy4202]

Love ur work Kobi, big fan 🍀

[@arghao]

You made my day❤🎉

[@Noobsareawesome1234]

Amazing video

[@HaloManTheSpider]

Love you, man.

[@mrgamesftw1495]

Astrokobi is just different man.. this guy is amazing

[@GIZALARF]

I've been watching some of your shorts that have popped up in my recommendations so I thought I'd see more on your channel and I am NOT disappointed. This video is amazing. What really amazes me (Apart from Black Holes) is that it takes our galaxy 245 millions years to complete a rotation, meaning that we have not yet completed a full rotation since the dinosaurs died out 66 million years ago. Our galaxy has only rotated a fraction since. 😮 BTW, Where did you get the globes you have on the shelf behind you? I need them in my life🤟

[@BSinghi77]

It seems like no one in any of the universes has yet cracked the fundamentals of time travel Which is why we know not of their existence

[@agrumpycapybara]

First time viewer here. Loved you vid, love you enthusiast. Wrt the distance of the moon from the Earth, since you used the analogy of being able to fit 110 Eaths across the face of the Sun, you could have said it's roughly 30 Earth diameters away.

[@OfentseMwaseFilms]

It's challenging to give an exact number, but estimates suggest there are roughly 7.5 x 10^18 (7.5 quintillion) grains of sand on Earth's beaches alone. In numerical form, that would be written as 7,500,000,000,000,000,000. That estimate specifically refers to the number of grains of sand found on Earth's beaches, not including other areas like deserts or your backyard. The total number of grains of sand on Earth, including all locations, would be significantly higher. Estimating the total number of grains of sand on Earth, including deserts, riverbeds, and other locations, is quite challenging due to the sheer size and diversity of Earth's landscapes. However, some rough estimates suggest it could be in the order of 10^24 (a septillion) grains of sand. In numerical form, that would be written as 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000.

[@noname32692]

Astro Kobi Is The Inspiration To All Those Future Astronomers.Kobi Keep Up The Good Work.💙

[@parthivnitsilchar4275]

This was actually scarier than all horror movies combined

[@Novastar.SaberCombat]

Reflection is truly key. 🐲✨🐲✨🐲✨ "Before I start, I must see my end. Destination known, my mind's journey now begins. Upon my chariot, heart and soul's fate revealed. In time, all points converge, hope's strength resteeled. But to earn final peace at the universe's endless refrain, we must see all in nothingness... before we start again." 🐲✨🐲✨🐲✨ --Diamond Dragons (book I)

[@happybiscuits124]

Kobi positively changed my life