This Star is 10 Billion Times Larger Than the Sun - Comparison of Star Sizes

[@ryv]

Why do they use kilometers and not miles?! :D 1 mile = 1.61 km

[@-108-]

Because the rest of the world outside the UK and US use the metric system. No wonder you are spreading false information in your videos! You don't even know where measurement systems came from! lol Wow. What are you, 5 years old?

[@joe3009]

Because metric is the world standard and us measurements are an out dated 500 year old system.

[@nicholaslaw3931]

It’s in English. He should have included both metric and standard

[@hambo76]

@@nicholaslaw3931 Lol metric *is* the standard - imperial is outdated and has nothing to do with English.

[@cydelamacorra6677]

@@nicholaslaw3931 it no matter, English did not originate in the us plus the us is not the only English speaking country in the world so they don't have to accommodate anything so that some people can understand lmfao.

[@johncarter6238]

this shows how small we are in the mega big universe. I don't think we're alone either. but the trillions of light years distances are the boundaries for others as well

[@RonaldMutebo]

We definitely are alone in the universe. I believe God chose us to be the only ones with the full ingredients for life. Now it's our turn to pro-create life onto other planets and galaxies until we fill it up and all of its galaxies using wisdom only He can teach us because He is the architect. Without God's help, we shall absolutely either fail to dominate the universe He gave to us, or if we reject Him we shall never succeed by our limited science alone, which is also too slow to find answers which are right on God's fingertips. Just a prayer away.

[@jedaaa]

​@RonaldMutebo reality doesn't care what you believe or your own private delusions . The universe is what it is and is the way it is, your children's bedtime stories have no impact on it

[@RedfishCarolina]

Imagine a star so big that you can't even imagine.

[@katrinajones8788]

That pretty much sums it up!

[@LordwellMachekera-fd3mt]

Guys the positioning of our sun it speaks of the Creator.

[@Spiderantula]

​@@LordwellMachekera-fd3mtwhich creator is that?

[@jaffaxl]

The ​@@Spiderantula

[@Spiderantula]

@@jaffaxl what?

[@chitown38]

So basically there is plenty of room in the universe to open a few more starbuck coffee shoppes and maybe a couple rib joints.

[@nick.v.g]

Hopefully they don't Starbucks are like mushrooms even here in Europe you see them everywhere nowadays and there coffee is not even that great. My 300€ machine at home brews better ☕

[@joemiller8482]

Darn it ...I want more bars. 😆

[@Shanzo04]

Zzzzz

[@michaelripley4528]

@@nick.v.g My 3£ cheap “Nescafé” makes my day…Every day😅 FOR A MONTH…

[@nick.v.g]

@@michaelripley4528 I always brew with fresh beans a bag is 10€ and I make like 70 to 80 cups with it then you see how much markup Starbucks has

[@God.sDaughter]

How these stars came to existence is just mind boggling! I just can’t fathom. 😱

[@hermanwanjohi3436]

True

[@ThatFATbannana]

they werent always that big, the biggest stars are in red supergiant phases

[@morshed2446]

You can't?? Hm.... Without control anything will end up in chaos... isn't it a huge question that without any control how come all these enormous things are not being ended up in chaos?! Therefore it is logical to conclude that there is SOME ONE in control, who is also the creator of all of these!

[@trenken]

That isnt meant to be known. I do not believe our race will ever understand why exactly these things exist. All we can do is make up ideas for why we think they do. Little more than fantasy though.

[@katrinajones8788]

From the Master Creator: See Genesis Chapter 14 verse 16.❤

[@VictoryNotVengeance]

This may be the best star comparison video I’ve seen. And I’ve watched a lot of them because this stuff is beyond fascinating. Fantastic job. Thank you

[@insearchof9903]

So true, I love looking at it and learned so much. But still don't see how knowing about black holes can help make life on earth better... Sometimes I wonder why even know this stuff aside for asteroids, meteor's, the sun and moon. Those are the only things that directly affect the earth aside from humans. So why is knowing what Pluto looks like such a big deal. Just throwing my thoughts out there, no one has to respond.

[@VictoryNotVengeance]

@@insearchof9903 I just wanna see Betelgeuse go boom lol💥💥💥💥👌🏻

[@davidsheckler4450]

😅🤣😂 still can't tell the difference between movie CGI...this CGI an reality 🤦

[@victoralexander848]

What i find more fascinating is every time you see those giant stars you're seeing them as they were thousands of years ago it's light has taken that so long to reach the earth,,,Now my brain hurts

[@davidsheckler4450]

@@victoralexander848 What I find most fascinating is how indoctrinated you are 🤦

[@toughtittypdiddy4634]

I wish I lived in a time where it’s possible for me to travel to different planets and universes.

[@jimj9040]

It is possible. You just aren’t doing it.

[@metalman2271]

Freebase DMT.

[@btrueeth]

Astral projection Lol

[@vetchemh3]

@@btrueeth works every time /s

[@Danfrolujo]

You will…

[@Puta692]

It is beyond our imagination the mystery of the universe

[@soggdogg]

I honestly hope that when we die, all the secrets are shown to us.

[@janarends6545]

It's not a mystery. All the other stars are just like our own solar system. There is a Sun and several planets are circling around it. All exotic phenomena are made up by scientist and astrologers for fund raising.

[@oxeduss8010]

Shoutout to the camera crew who traveled to the other stars and obtain this amazing footage.

[@theeaskey]

The went to the sun at nite so as not to get burnt

[@user-lu6yg3vk9z]

The insane part is our sun is a dwarf compared to other stars😂😂😂😂😂

[@God.sDaughter]

That means we are like a tiny bubble compared to those Gigantic stars. Oh my 😅!

[@Fat12219]

😮

[@Fat12219]

In 100,000 years, who be around than 😢

[@sameerbaskey3488]

Our Sun is just a yellow dwarf star. It will turn into a red giant in coming 3-4 billion years when it will eat up mercury Venus and even Earth. Betelgeuse- 800 times Sun radii Canis Majoris - 1200 times Uy Scuti - 1500-1600 times Stephenson 2-18 - 2000 times And there may be even more bigger ones which are yet to be discovered.

[@haloaflame8164]

Great video. Some more interesting facts: 1) There are over a 100 million black holes in the Milky Way galaxy alone 2) There's a pulsar(a type of neutron star) that spins 716 times a second 3) It would take a modern spacecraft 450 million years just to get to the center of our own galaxy 4) It rains diamonds on Jupiter and Saturn 5) There's a planet made of diamonds that's twice the size of the earth 6) If two pieces of the same metal just touch each other in space they will be bonded together permanently

[@bigboicreme]

We are all doomed 😢

[@Horvat04]

​@@bigboicremethis is a science religion it requiers more believe than they have facts

[@user-de6yc7cb4u]

If you compare it with religion that says a day is thousand years in the sight of God and vice versa, you can also interprete it to mean that God used 6000 thousand years to create the universe since God used 6days to create the earth

[@kanchant4297]

Universe is not something we can imagine,,, but its something we cannot imagine...😳😥

[@ayks1973]

Thank you for using metric system.

[@EviLLivEClan]

Yea all you failures can keep it

[@adelesiopeyemi2923]

After seeing all these, the scientists want us to believe that we are here by luck and chance when we can see that our chance of survival in the universe means that we beat an odd of 1 over several trillion chances. This is so unimaginable

[@randyrowland6744]

Put it into perspective for those overly educated eggheads. You tell em!

[@pavlovsskull]

I love an egg ​@@randyrowland6744

[@davidroberts6549]

@@adelesiopeyemi2923 not for me it isn’t. An infinite universe has an infinite number of possibilities. In fact, this point means that our existence was inevitable.

[@davidroberts6549]

@@randyrowland6744 education will enlighten you. Some ways of life ARE better than others. But you can’t be something you can’t imagine or see. That’s why your rulers ( the USA perhaps ) keep you uninformed and stupid, so that they’ll never have to share the bounty with the unaspirational, ignorant pondlife that they keep in the reservations of the Bible Belt and the redneck states. They’ll call you up from time to time when they need you to put a uniform on and get shot at in defense of their rents and overseas dividends, and they’ll give you a medal if you survive, while they laugh all the way to the bank.

[@philipnorris6542]

Amazing stuff; when we look up at the stars we still feel the wonder that the first men felt.

[@michaelripley4528]

Yes i agree But Imagine : Life happens in the Universe - you shoul know that 🤷🏼‍♂️ But at that size Suns 😳 Planets should be far far away for life to happen - But we must expect anything out here ! Some sciencetists claim that we are close to the Technology of traveling at light speed - Should evil species find other planets to destroy….? We would end up as planet of the apes 🤷🏼‍♂️ Traveling ~1200 yrs with the story of a new planet to claim 😂 or 600yrs for a signal and 600yrs for the reply - God say checkmate EVOLVE ASAFP OR DIE 🤣🤣🤣🤣(Maybe without the F) 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@chuckjones8459]

Adam would know.

[@bossmass1668]

God said; "If u love Me keep My Commandments", so read this; We have to obey God's Ten Commandments, and keep the Sabbath Day Holy, not Sunday (day) but Sabbath Day on Saturday it's on the Seventh Day of the week amen amen and amen ❤. The Sabbath Day for the people of God, so if you not belong to God then you don't need to keep the Sabbath Day Holy...

[@robinhood6954]

And women... Although they were probably all too busy putting on their make-up, lol!

[@chuckjones8459]

@@bossmass1668 lol protestant heretic alert ⚠️ 📢 You don't belong to God's church so you don't make the rules heretic.

[@richardcalf8337]

I was always fascinated by UY Scuti introduced by Anton Petrov in space engine, however I see Stephenson 2-18 is even bigger. Wow!

[@tohapka]

Hard to imagine. Incredible.

[@-108-]

Hard to imagine and impossible to exist. This video title is a complete falsehood and impossibility. The most massive known star is only just over 300 times as massive as the sun, and about 35 times the Sun's diameter. The largest is about 1,700 times larger than the sun.

[@db90990]

God is great and greatly to be praised

[@michael.forkert]

TEN BILLION times larger then the Sun, very impressive, the hero that measured it deserves a huuuuge decoration.

[@andreslugo8694]

it's like comparing an elephant to an 🐜

[@michael.forkert]

@@andreslugo8694 _I would say: it’s comparing our sun to a star ten billion times bigger than the sun, which is not the same as comparing an ant to an elephant._ _Whatever, it’s pseudoscientific BS._

[@rosemaryrogers1478]

It’s a wonder it can fit in the cosmos....ten billion times larger than the sun? You need a lot of room for something that large

[@rosemaryrogers1478]

It’s a wonder it can fit in the cosmos being that large..ten billion times larger than our actual sun???

[@michael.forkert]

@@rosemaryrogers1478 It would be a wonder if it was TRUE.

[@saturdayplayer2492]

This really makes you realise how small and insignificant we are. But we are all made of stardust.

[@ionutandrei5927]

Indeed. But atoms are even smaller than us and that doesn't mean they are insignificant just because are very small. They made up everything like planets, stars, galaxies. So it's just another perspective to look at the things. The size or dimensions of a thing is just a human construct.. the universe doesn't care so much about which is more or less important.

[@dooluv5769]

It makes an ant realize how small and insignificant it is. 😆 🤣

[@NazriB]

Lies again? A League God Sun

[@davidsheckler4450]

Your statement makes me realize what an indoctrinated 🐏 you are

[@saturdayplayer2492]

@@davidsheckler4450 No just a realist basing my opinion on proven science

[@dustinplatt6882]

USA: Ughhh... Space is boring.. we're in no rush to travel to other stars... Exo-Planet 2332-43B: Hey, we have liquid oil. USA: Sir, we have the tanks attached to the rockets. How shall we proceed?

[@DrAhmedAdam]

ReYOUniverse: thank you for a sterling job. The colourful 3D video graphics are amazing. Well done! The voice-over narration is excellent and the comparative scales are easy to follow. As a medical doctor, I enjoy scientific-based programmes such as these which are precise, factual, easy-to-understand and to the point. Thank you for taking us on a wonderful magical odyssey through our magnificent Cosmos. Keep up the good work! Warmest regards from South Africa.

[@johngarciajr9193]

Y to😢😢😢😢😊😊😊

[@deemoney1178]

JESUS CHRIST is Returning Soon. The Rapture is near. OUTER SPACE is a HOAX. The Earth is flat and Stationary with a dome called the Firmament. The Sun, moon, stars and so called planets are all just lights moving around above our heads. There are Fallen Angels Imprisoned underground by God. AZAZEL AKA LUCIFER was Imprisoned underground alone in the desert. He is at AREA 51. The Vatican Freemasons came to America to find him years ago. He is where all the Technology, Systems and LIES come from. Info is on my page. God bless

[@WolfgangBortsch]

Ein Kanal , der würdig ist , zu den bereits bestehenden hinzugefügt zu werden!

[@jeffjohnson3871]

Absolute mind blowing how small we humans are in comparison to just the earth as compared to the sun, wow

[@myleague90]

Yet we got people here on earth who thinks they are the center of the universe and their existence alone is important 😂😂

[@Rvainlefty]

We're MICRO micro organisms

[@sunUK20]

What's more mind-boggling is how we small human creatures are greater than all other things in the univerese put together. Full stop.

[@therewdy4038]

​@@sunUK20are we?

[@nancyf.8185]

@@sunUK20I think we are not.

[@winningjubbly9712]

I once took the Universe out for a pint and it was a right nob. I was quite surprised, actually. We walked past a beggar asking for money, and the Universe chinned him, took his jubbly out, and had a wee wee all over the beggar while tunelessly whistling the "Three Blind Mice" ditty as he wee'd on the beggar. Last time I take the Universe out for a pint.

[@patmc8457]

@@winningjubbly9712 ..whatever your smoking keep smoking it. Thats 1 of the funniest comments ive ever read 👍

[@Bran9]

You had a right to get him a half litre, he'd be less gasses

[@vidyadharjoshi5714]

Astronomy is really vast and immeasurable. One should appreciate the efforts of scientists, financing these frontiers and the patience of these people over the years.

[@skrapelotto]

I do have a question tho… Where do yall learn all this information from ? Who do yall work & are yall studying these stars and planet yourselves. I go hours watching these space videos and im just mind blown with all the things we know about. I just dont understand how we know so much information about things that are so far away.

[@TIMEtoRIDE900]

From Edwin Hubble to the Hubble Space Telescope - it took a while to gain all this knowledge. One principle built upon another. Lots of math on chalk-boards.

[@nick.v.g]

Like time says every generation build on the one before. And after the launch of Hubble the new discoveries are coming faster because we can see much farther and can use immens computer power to make models of big chunks of the universe. And new with the next gen telescope up you wil see a lot more discovery's in the coming years. But also we learn that the holding theory was wrong with the new insides but that's science

[@craigfowler7098]

You can learn an amazing amount from the starlight, the distance, elements it's made from, it's brightness, size etc. Combination of clever proven theories, measurements and mathematics.

[@bossmass1668]

God said; "If u love Me keep My Commandments", so read this; We have to obey God's Ten Commandments, and keep the Sabbath Day Holy, not Sunday (day) but Sabbath Day on Saturday it's on the Seventh Day of the week amen amen and amen ❤. The Sabbath Day for the people of God, so if you not belong to God then you don't need to keep the Sabbath Day Holy...

[@-108-]

The owner of this particular channel appears to pull all this information out of his arze. Because the most massive known star is only just over 300 times as massive as the sun, and about 35 times the Sun's diameter. The largest is about 1,700 times larger than the sun. The title of this video is about the most absurd statement ever made.

[@shockvoz1234]

2:08 states, "The sun's volume is 1.412 to the 10th power of 18 cubic kilometers," however perhaps you meant to state, "...1.412 times 10 to the 18th power cubic kilometers". Good to review.

[@billbradley3460]

I noticed that as well. They definitely dropped the ball on that one editting wise.

[@Dudanation12]

I read more than i listen so i didn't even notice

[@-108-]

This video title is complete B esS. The most massive known star is only just over 300 times as massive as the sun, and about 35 times the Sun's diameter. The largest is about 1,700 times larger than the sun.

[@fred_2021]

@@-108- Info as of 4 February 2023: Stephenson 2-18 (St2-18), also known as Stephenson 2 DFK 1, is currently the largest star known, with a diameter 2,150 times that of the Sun, and a volume nearly 10 billion times that of the Sun. Discovered in 1990.

[@-108-]

@@fred_2021 This is actually incorrect, and stands as yet another perfect example of why nobody should use Wikipedia, and why, IMO, it should be shut down. Wikipedia, along with it's consumers who rely on it to create their own content, are the only websites on the net currently promoting the existence of RSGC2-18 (yet another supposed name for it). This star does not exist. Please cite a reputable, accredited source for information on this "enigmatic" supposed star. Neither Wikipedia, Quora, PlanetsEducation, Reddit, Fandom, Star-Facts, or SteamCommunity count as reputable, accredited sources.

[@God.sDaughter]

This makes me so happy. Something so big that it makes our sun look like an ant. Wow! I’m just humbled. 😮

[@dezpotizmOFheaven]

I think it's funny that the diameter of the sun is pretty close to what the distance between sun and earth is. Well, if you just ignore the few thousand kilometers. Which on this scale again really isn't much.

[@kennedyhachintu8827]

This is the power of God the creator of everything, the one who has no beginning and no end.

[@joshuaarmendariz4967]

The word states that he is greater than the sum of his creation❤

[@frisbeecouriers]

Allah ❤

[@Fat12219]

The Great Iam ❤

[@merchantgold6327]

​@@joshuaarmendariz4967which one exactly? Jehova, Buddha, Allah, Zeus, Apollo or Krishna? Which God are you talking about

[@joshuaarmendariz4967]

@merchantgold6327 the righteous judge of all the earth there is only1&his name is YAWEH IN WHOM IS ALMIGHTY WITHOUT REPROACH HE IS WITHOUT BLEMISH&ABSOLUTELY PERFECT&THRICE HOLY THE GOD OF ABRAHAM&JACOB&THE SEED OF DAVID THE MESSIAH HE IS THE ALPHA&THE OMEGA THERE ARE NONE BEFORE HIM HE REIGNS SUPREME&UNCHECKED HE IS ALMIGHTY GOD!!

[@robertramsey653]

So before I get to the part where he tells us how much bigger the sun is than the earth, I'm going to guess, 1.3 million earths could fit in the sun. I dont know what that translates into as far as, how many times bigger it is, but that's a lot. I love this stuff!

[@billytheriot2407]

Can the human mind even begin to comprehend how large is the Universe?

[@Mikael-jt1hk]

Yes. And we already know. The universe has no end. Its still expanding. End of story 😂

[@sekwenasekhu]

No

[@davidemelia6296]

A good way to see how vast the Sun is in comparison to the Earth is that the Sun itself comprises 99.8% of the total mass of the whole Solar system - that's planets, Kuyper belt, Oort cloud, and all of that.

[@DonLee1980]

I remember hearing how people would used to say that Jupiter is so large, it nearly became a star, along with those badly proportioned diagrams of the solar system, you'd think it was smaller than the sun by not too much. Years later, I hear about that 99.8% fact, and I feel like I've been lied to my whole life...

[@Am33304]

“This star is ten billion times the size of our sun.” I hope a day which starts with actually clicking on this s** can still be saved…

[@wtafwasthat]

That's 13 Quadrillion Earth's I believe 🤯. I love space. Great video 🫡.

[@-108-]

It is impossible. This video title is a complete falsehood.The most massive known star is only just over 300 times as massive as the sun, and about 35 times the Sun's diameter. The largest is about 1,700 times larger than the sun.

[@fred_2021]

@@-108- Info as of 4 February 2023: Stephenson 2-18 (St2-18), also known as also known as Stephenson 2 DFK 1, is currently the largest star known, with a diameter 2,150 times that of the Sun, and a volume nearly 10 billion times that of the Sun. Discovered in 1990. There are sure to be conspiracy nuts who believe the that star doesn't even exist, and that the plethora of references to it are all spawned by evil Wiki bots.

[@-108-]

@@fred_2021 This is actually incorrect, and stands as yet another perfect example of why nobody should use Wikipedia, and why, IMO, wiki should be shut down. Wikipedia, along with it's consumers who rely on it to create their own content, are the only websites on the net currently promoting the existence of RSGC2-18 (yet another supposed name for it). This star does not exist. Please cite a reputable, accredited source for information on this "enigmatic" supposed star. Neither Wikipedia, Quora, PlanetsEducation, Reddit, Fandom, Star-Facts, or SteamCommunity count as reputable, accredited sources.

[@unoriginalname771]

@@-108- You do know that it’s about 1700 times the diameter, right? Not volume. Just like the Sun is about 109 times wider than the Earth, but its volume is about 1.3 million Earths

[@tomaszzerek277]

​@@-108- 😊

[@mabt4223]

another amazing video about stars, planets, space.🤪

[@-108-]

Another amazingly FALSE video about stars planets and space. The most massive known star is only just over 300 times as massive as the sun, and about 35 times the Sun's diameter. The largest is about 1,700 times larger than the sun. The title of the video is complete rubbish.

[@BHARGAV_GAJJAR]

Astrophysicist: who cares there are bigger problems such as dialysis to fix right here on Earth.

[@paulstandaert5709]

Another way to visualize how big the galaxy is... If you were on a planet orbiting Proxima Centauri, the stars in the sky would look the same as they do on Earth.

[@purefoldnz3070]

"Stella-r!"

[@esterndidi9458]

Almighty God created all this with just words from His mouth.. How great He is 🙏🙏🙏

[@Spiderantula]

Which God? 🤔

[@user-uh1gz9by7u]

Jehovah God,the creator​@@Spiderantula

[@Spiderantula]

@@user-uh1gz9by7u oh the god of sl@very, genocide and child abuse? Yeah he's great!

[@Spiderantula]

@@user-uh1gz9by7u oh the god of sl@v3ry, gen0cid3 and taking the rod to young ones? Yeah great. I don't get why anyone would want to pray to that thing.

[@Spiderantula]

@@user-uh1gz9by7u worst god ever. Read the Bible.

[@pilbomags488]

10 billion times larger??? At this point I think they're making stuff up just to make content.

[@bettyg7710]

let me ask a question: How can you know how big something is when there is no possible way you can even come close to how far away it is?

[@TechieXP]

Vy Canis Majoris is a star I have heard about for many years. When I heard there was a start so big that it was bigger than the distance of 93M miles in size, it was something our frail mines just can't comprehend. But to even know there is something even bigger is way beyond mind-blowing.

[@dbsti3006]

By that point its probably just loosely held together clouds of plasma spread apart.

[@Anonymous-lc6rb]

Guess what? Neutron star is bigger than Stephenson-18. And black hole star is even bigger. And a blackhole Ton-18 is the biggest of them all,In fact so big that if it was placed in the Sun's position it would take up all the space of Solar system and beyond

[@unoriginalname771]

@@Anonymous-lc6rb Nuetron stars are actually pretty small in terms of volume, they’re very dense.

[@therash09]

@@Anonymous-lc6rb neutron stars and black holes are not bigger. These are the densest and the most powerful known objects in existence. These are quite small in size, ranging from a field to the order of the size of earth-like planets. Of course, I am not including massive, supermassive or ultramassive blackholes, since these objects are not formed during the usual life cycle of a star, but probably grow up gradually by consuming matter.

[@cernst29]

We honestly don't know what the biggest thing is because we can only see so far even with the most advanced telescope in space. No one knows what's beyond what our telescopes can see. I can't even begin to grasp how big our sun is let alone something way bigger. Space is the just magical, amazing, and scary as hell all at once.

[@mgaeeeee9150]

Ten billion? I'm dubious.

[@rollietimogan402]

I wish just to see the biggest star in the universe, and just to live on earth as peace.

[@Swannonymous]

For perspective we are unbelievably small in comparison to the rest of the universe

[@colinmccarthy7921]

I cannot believe that such a large star can exist.I ask myself,how big is the Universe.

[@moseyoungmulla1303]

The universe is endless

[@raddgaming9969]

All things created by God have measurement..atleast to God but to human it is unfathomable how big the universe.. because we are finite and God is infinite .

[@katrinajones8788]

@@raddgaming9969 Yes!

[@PrinceChaloner]

God is Great.. 😇🙏

[@caulcampbell6880]

Indeed! Praise God 👏 🙌

[@sistermarva6847]

The GREATEST!

[@thomasbeavon6485]

He made sure we live in a safe spot.

[@wizpsy4051]

Humans created God, meaning all of this was already here. You guys are way off lol

[@wizpsy4051]

Humans created God, meaning all of this was already here. You way off lol

[@teddy2577]

I ❤ these videos thank you! 😁

[@rhrh2025]

I find this very difficult to believe! There is a star that is actually about 5 billion times the size of our sun. But, I'm not buying the 10 billion.

[@Mansuyihson]

The Universe testifies the glory of our Creator.

[@dylanjaildagian9308]

???

[@Known-unknowns]

????

[@Mansuyihson]

So, answer your own question!

[@kennethraymondmoore]

God is Santa Claus for grownups.

[@ewangsinclair16]

Thank you my brother. Our God Jehovah is great. Soon all men will acknowledge Him I mean very soon. May the Lord have mercy on us

[@lol_cow]

My brain hurts. 🧠

[@lady40445]

Breathtakingly marvellous video!

[@kennethraymondmoore]

KY Cygni may be a large star, but the slipperiest Star is KY Jelly.

[@stevenallan5822]

So much out there we don't know about due to our technological limitations.

[@God.sDaughter]

And rightfully so. Some things are just beyond human understanding.

[@genericdragon7260]

Fascinating! Thanks 😊!

[@DJRickValeOfficial]

Ky Cygni is on of the smaller Hyper Giant star 😲 there's possible bigger than that? Incredibly Amazing how God created the entire universe 💯🙏

[@niyasahamed7939]

Amazing to think about the creator of these son and the universe.

[@Lothnar5070]

You mean the big bang?

[@God.sDaughter]

@@Lothnar5070 Who initiated the Big Bang? 🤔

[@ewangsinclair16]

God Mr. Big bang is a mad man's theory.

[@goteamdefense]

At 2:10 I think you meant 1.412 times 10 to the 18th power, not 1.412 to the tenth power of 18.

[@rockradstone]

Yeah....that bothered me. How did that slip past the creators of the vid? Sloppy!

[@eugenehazardjr4022]

Fascinating 👏 👀 We need to rethink our strategy If we were to travel anywhere near these Stars , and suddenly it explodes It would take a human lifetime just to avoid the energy produced

[@topurahman4521]

We are so small, we know so little but we are so proud... We think we are powerful so smart ........

[@LexyThomas134]

♡ knew all this, but still a great video to put it into perspective 👍 Don't know anything about kilometers though haha made it seem smaller IMO haha

[@Bo3bood93]

haha

[@2msvalkyrie529]

Yes Lexy ! Stick with miles ! Kilometres is meaningless unless you're French .🇬🇧 👍 !

[@philcoombes2538]

@@2msvalkyrie529 SpaceX uses them...;-))

[@jedaaa]

@@2msvalkyrie529 or unless you had an education and learned the conversions ...

[@rivenoak]

@@2msvalkyrie529 only 3 countries use your miles, everybody else is metric. and ofc NASA is also not bothered with miles in their own calculations, they recalculate miles to the US audience only.

[@XXFL4MINGD34THR4GEXX]

It’s kind of annoying how small we are and how large everything else is 😐

[@BillSmith-rx9rm]

How do you think an atom feels? But you have it backwards. It's the smallest of things that makes everything else possible.

[@bossmass1668]

God said; "If u love Me keep My Commandments", so read this; We have to obey God's Ten Commandments, and keep the Sabbath Day Holy, not Sunday (day) but Sabbath Day on Saturday it's on the Seventh Day of the week amen amen and amen ❤. The Sabbath Day for the people of God, so if you not belong to God then you don't need to keep the Sabbath Day Holy...

[@rivenoak]

@@bossmass1668 what does god here ?

[@God.sDaughter]

It’s awesome and so marvelous 🤗.

[@TWBHunter_VR0604]

Maybe I will live for another 1,000,000 years

[@AronAroniteOnlineTV]

Wonderful narration.

[@susanmorseart4984]

How do they figure the density of a star?

[@TIMEtoRIDE900]

Estimated Mass divided by volume. It's not precise.

[@johndifrancisco3642]

This video really helped me imagine the size of these stars even though it's beyond my comprehension, if that makes any sense. I feel like the size of an atom or quark after that 😕

[@-108-]

This video's title really duped you into believing a complete and utter falsehood. The most massive known star is only just over 300 times as massive as the sun, and about 35 times the Sun's diameter. The largest is about 1,700 times larger than the sun. It is a theoretical impossibility for any star to exist that is anywhere near even a thousand times the size of the sun, much less 10BN. You are well into supermassive black hole territory at 1BN solar masses, and ultramassive BH territory at 10BN+.

[@nathandodge665]

10 billion times larger? I find that hard to believe

[@allpointsorganized]

Our Sun was given to us as a gift.

[@RedfishCarolina]

Eventually they will find a Ludacrous Star that emits plaid light.

[@jaysartori9032]

It makes you think just how really small we really are!

[@coucousalut4899]

It's not the size that makes the power… Think of what can do a microchip…

[@jaysartori9032]

@@coucousalut4899 Or the world of bacteriology?

[@136760mas1]

Ok, I just lost a lot of brain cells. I can't

[@ShayanFiroozi1]

The Sun has to be big and full of fuel , she should warm and feed us for the next 5 billon years 😎😎

[@TrojanThugMusic]

Whether you believe in creation or the theory of evolution, the universe is amazing 👆💥

[@dudekfox7685]

We are only seeing stars about 5 to 10 thousand light years away. What about the rest in a universe of 93 billion light years diameter?

[@TrojanThugMusic]

@@dudekfox7685 and that's just the observable universe, I wonder what's beyond that?

[@LindysEpiphany]

Its truly mind boggling to contemplate the amount of time the universe has been here and the size of everything within. Its pretty inconceivable to us mere mortals!

[@wildlifeisthewealthofnatur5457]

@@TrojanThugMusic Either it's unlimited or multiverse exist.

[@Dudanation12]

@@TrojanThugMusic it's pretty likely that it's all the same stuff with no end.

[@philipstanley3766]

If you can't tell the age of a person just from looking at them how so it be the other Worlds out there???

[@beta_cygni1950]

Huh?

[@Dudanation12]

He's saying that astronomy is entirely observational. Much of what we know is really more of a guess based on what we see and can calculate based on said observations.

[@beta_cygni1950]

Rocket Scientist, That goes for EVERY science. All sciences (chem, physics, bio, geology, oceanography, etc) are "observational". Any math that is used has been derived from observations (or has been derived from math derived from observations). And we can know A LOT from observations in astronomy! We can directly measure many things. For example, the science of spectroscopy allows us to determine the chemical compositions of stars and planetary atmospheres. That info can be used to calculate temperatures, densities, etc. We can know masses & densities of planets by observing their orbital periods & applying things like keplers laws. We can know distances to objects using parralax observations that use the exact same principle of triangulation that construction surveyors use to build highways. So beyond all that, I still don't understand what OPs point is. Or yours, for that matter.

[@Dudanation12]

​@@beta_cygni1950 The keyword in my statement is "purely" not "observable." Yes, you observe things also in physics, bio, chemistry etc... But they are not a "purely observable" science. You can mix chemicals to force a reaction. You can push balls down a ramp to observe the effects of gravity. You can break open a rock to observe its inner geological features. In astronomy, you can only observe and cannot perform active experiments physically onto what you're looking at to test the results. Yes, there are calculations based on theory and within our understanding, a lot of the assumptions made are good ones, but we can't physically test any of it or go there to confirm for sure. And even with theories which we can test, we're never fully certain, just more sure. There's a lot of weird things going on in the Universe which we do not understand and have made best guesses on such as dark matter and dark energy. Parallax is certainly a proven method to determine the distance of something, or the "depth" of an object. But it only works so far. We have some methods which seem to be reliable but not with definite certainty because it requires other assumptions for it to be true. For example, measuring distances by redshift. Redshift assumes that the expansion of the Universe is true and we believe we have evidence that it is based on the BG cosmic radiation, but these small observations are still probably a best guess as to what's actually going on, and there isn't a physical way to test these theories; we can only observe and think and calculate based on known with most certainty theories. Wouldn't it be crazy if physics breaks down when you get to the scale of multiple galaxies/the Universe? How would we even know if this is true? Right now, we are plugging in this mysterious thing called "dark matter" to justify the physics of a galaxy. My bet is that we just don't really know what's going on and until we learn some new things, we're not going to figure it out by just watching what we've already seen and running the equations we know, which require plugging in some unknown gravity that we have no proof of other than the math says it "must" be there. Anyway, the OP is claiming that you can't know someone's age (with certainty) by only observing the person. And this is mostly true. We can make a best guess based on observations, but it requires more investigation to find out. We CAN investigate further to find the age of a person, but it requires more than simply looking at them. I'd love to see you pull out the birth certificate for our Universe to prove me wrong!

[@fred_2021]

If you genuinely want answers, read relevant books. You're wasting you precious time here.

[@clydehinman7810]

NASA: "this star is 10 billion times the size of our sun. How do we know? Because we are the most educated guess people in our field. When we guess or theorize about something you can bank on it being close to the truth as possible. Until we can travel 1.2 bullshitillion light years away, you can rely on our ability to guess. You betcha!" 🤔..

[@SaveDaLastZombie]

I always thought UY Scuti was the largest star.

[@benjaminfalzon4622]

Earth's Sun was intelligently designed in the right size for planet Earth and placed at the right distance from Earth so life is able to flourish". But that's not all", for life to flourish on Earth a moon was also needed and also had to be placed at the right distance from Earth. Also, an ocean was needed, well you can figure the rest out!🧐

[@zstevens7]

Correct. Utter randomness.

[@skrapelotto]

I can confirm all this is true. I visited these stars to see if he was cappin

[@eternalselph]

Lol

[@Videopokergal-ux3gf]

Loved your video, thank you!❤

[@omarandati874]

Bro, Betelgeuse is our dead-end.

[@UhtredRagnarsson1949]

Very interesting, but it could have been better if you had also given distances in miles, for the benefit of older people who weren't bought up with kilometres etc.

[@hiramlewis3873]

Great point Alan as I have posted the same concern on other science videos. Those numbers they use are o confusing that you can't really have an idea of the distance. Kilometers wasn't something we really had to learn that much although it might have been presented to many of us. Our Government stuck with miles as the standard to measure distance not Kilometers. When folks start talking about Kilometers, I go to something else

[@djanemmanuelyaw9777]

God is great, eternity lives in God

[@jsmariani4180]

If Stephenson was really that big, it would be unreal, and since the size estimates vary so much, it probably is.

[@DrTucsonJim]

So we take one incomprehensible fact, the enormous size of the sun, and compare it to another incomprehensible. The result? Your head explodes.

[@sprocketslip4564]

I believe there is a very strong possibility that our whole universe was once a giant star that expanded which to us looks like a microwave background, and in this paradox, there are other stars that make up other universes “A paradox”

[@Cameron46]

Blaaahahaahaaaahaha !!!!

[@kanuni1979]

No, that's plain stupid to believe. Stars are extremely dense and hot inside. The universe is icecold at 0K. It is impossible that there are void places within a star, like the Boötes Supervoid. So no, the universe is most definitely not an expanding star.

[@bossmass1668]

God said; "If u love Me keep My Commandments", so read this; We have to obey God's Ten Commandments, and keep the Sabbath Day Holy, not Sunday (day) but Sabbath Day on Saturday it's on the Seventh Day of the week amen amen and amen ❤. The Sabbath Day for the people of God, so if you not belong to God then you don't need to keep the Sabbath Day Holy...

[@robinhood6954]

Well, it shows how much you know! Microwaves weren't even invented until the eighties!

[@fred_2021]

@@robinhood6954 hahaha. One does need that sense of humor. Someone recently mentioned that they'd just heard about the Hubble telescope. That was a year after the launch of the JWST.

[@ramonkroutz]

FIRST VIDEO EVER THAT SHOWS US RELEVANCE IN SIZES THANKS

[@mattyfresh101]

I just started watching shows like this and it’s really incomprehensible how large the universe is

[@jerrygroen8163]

Absolutely mind boggling. How great our God is . Who can imagine the creative mind of God

[@ReynoldsJer]

Damn, this compared to earth, is even more amazing how insignificant we re, yet we have a conscious to know all this.. GOD is amazing

[@Justtwodangmany]

The universe is amazing, yes. But god isnt. God is a figure of limited understanding, and wild claims from an ignorant culture. The universe that they imagined was much smaller than this.

[@ReynoldsJer]

@@Justtwodangmany SMH, you must be talking about a different god. I'm talking about GOD

[@rockradstone]

@@ReynoldsJer Ya mean the old bearded guy in the sky who watches everything we do? That guy? 😅

[@tonyrichardson2637]

@@rockradstone the fear of God is the beginning of wisdom. if there is no fear of God then you spout out foolishness.

[@tonyrichardson2637]

@@Justtwodangmany it is impossible for nothing to make something. nothing is nothing. the universe did not come from nothing, it came from the creator of all things, because he has always been God, always existed, He is existence. the Great "I AM". the Alpha and Omega. ALL things were made by him, and nothing was made that was made without him. nothing can exist without him, nothing can survive without him, he holds every thing by his power. He is everlasting, and outside of time. He created this universe and He created us. as Jesus said I am the WAY, the TRUTH and the LIFE. HE is THE LIFE. not a way of life, not just a life, but THE LIFE. and the reason this world turned into a mess , is because we chose evil over good, we chose independence from God instead of giving him the Glory. therefore man is under a curse of sin and blindness ,and cut off from God. that is why Jesus came to restore us back to God, through his sacrifice, in our place we can be reconciled by the forgiveness of sins. we can be redeemed through CHRIST to God.

[@simon_mrth]

WOW WOW WOOOOOW 😳🙆🏾‍♂️🙆🏾‍♂️😳😳... The vastness of the Universe and the Sizes involved are Unimaginable 😳

[@Incognito-vc9wj]

Yet out of all that fantastic cosmic beauty, the only thing capable of seeing and appreciating it are little infinitesimal beings living on a tiny infinitesimal rock.

[@hiramlewis3873]

I wished you would say it also in Miles. In America we use the imperial system. Only 3 countries use this system. US, Liberia and Myanmar. We have to convert Kilometers to Miles to get the understanding. Lol, just a little gripe about this beautiful, knowledgeable video. I love this video

[@dooluv5769]

Lol. I see a drawing where an American is in the desert and came upon a fork. One sign point to the left and said "water 1.2km" , the next point to the right and said "water 1 mile". Not hard to image which the American too

[@futurefind674]

@@dooluv5769 Oh ho hooo....a Black joke huh? Well, did you hear the one about the Caucasian who came across a sign that said he and his race were now dying faster than they're being born in ALL FIFTY STATES IN AMERIKKKA NOW, up from only SEVENTEEN in 2016? Lol. Or the one that said Europeans arrived dropping like FLIES for no reason? AND THAT AIN'T NO JOKE! Remember, Punky Brewster....everybody can LAUGH! 👋🏾🤣

[@davehoward22]

We use miles in britain

[@dooluv5769]

@@davehoward22 Britain is weird. They use metric for loose goods, miles or yards for measurement, and pint for beers etc.

[@0532MOET]

@@dooluv5769 I suppose you could say every country does both because who the hell measures people's height in cm?

[@karlos1060]

It makes you wonder how big stars can be in the universe. Both biggest stars are in our galaxy. But for sure outside our galaxy there will be far bigger ones even! I wonder what the biggest in the universe would be.

[@plutoniusis]

Time is fraction of our logical awareness, but it does not reflect reality that does not have boundaries because is infinite.

[@stirgy4312]

Lightyear distances don't really mean anything to me, unless compared in real time. Like for instance, if the sun were a size of a pea on earth, say in times square, NYC, where would or how far would, say, Betelgeuse be? And, hypothetically, if you got the core of iron hot enough, could it be fused into even heavier elements? And lastly, aren't big red giants really mini nebulae? Condensed and illuminated, and stil constrained by gravity? I just woke up. It's when i do my best pondering... ❤

[@josetejeda5627]

what scale did you guys used to Weight the sun and then VY or other stars????

[@BaconIsNotBiceps]

Glad I put sunblock on before watching. 😳

[@michael.forkert]

Hypno-Kaleidoscopic Hocus Pocus. 10 billion times larger than the sun. It’s healthier for your intellect to believe that Mickey Mouse created Walt Disney.

[@thespecialist768]

This is the fantastic presentation. I am very appreciate, Thank you.

[@kenpalmer3342]

Everything is relative. This star no doubt will be dwarfed by some unimaginable giant, and it goes on and on.