Top Zoom Things Ever

[@TheMinecraftReloaded]

10:47 "sadly, we don't have black holes in solar system" You know what, I'm not too torn up over it.

[@_apsis]

you'd definitely be torn up if one was :)

[@skwakato]

The "Sadly" part 🤣🤣🤣

[@deathofsuper8835]

This guy is a menace to society

[@fabianustertius6460]

@@deathofsuper8835 its not about a black hole, is about sending a message

[@ipadize]

i mean if we had one, we would not exist

[@shoty_x1693]

Mr Slav: Sadly, we don't have Black holes in our solar system Kurzgesagt: Let's change that

[@electronicguy420]

Yee

[@Mahlak_Mriuani_Anatman]

Let's show nature who's boss - Kurgetsgat

[@Idk_idk22268]

I ruin the 69 likes

[@user-zw5op4mb4e]

put,s a nuke solar system

[@therealloganyt237]

@@user-zw5op4mb4e spawns a witherstorm on the moon

[@Rachiou077]

I wish school would get me extremely hype as much as this channel did. Now I'm reaching my 30s enjoying this sort of content.

[@papirus0622]

Yeah, that would be amazing

[@tu1469]

Me too lmao

[@nerveus1101]

Im not even at my 20s but im really enjoying this content and it's interesting too

[@alx12345]

Same here!

[@papirus0622]

@@nerveus1101 yeah, me too

[@b-zar8912]

If the Sun's Einstein ring gives us that much optical clarity, how much would that of an average black hole provide? Assuming that the camera is somehow protected from entering the event horizon and yeeting out of existence.

[@MRSLAV]

Ton 618 is one of the largest black holes out there 389.8 billion kilometers. Sun is 1.4 million km. If we divide that we end up with 278,428x larger lens, which means we could possibly see a clear picture of a planet that is 27,842,800 lightyears away. And that is uneducated guess.

[@luisconde6201]

Yes

[@MANOFTIME]

@@MRSLAV balls

[@mychannelisoverrated4262]

@@MANOFTIME balls

[@MANOFTIME]

@@mychannelisoverrated4262 balls

[@lowercase-e]

10:47 "Sadly,we don't have black holes in the solar system" Isn't this a good thing?

[@sillydacialogan]

Suicidal people: No.

[@hustman2]

true

[@masongraves]

Emo people: I would like that

[@Adamya_raj]

@@masongraves still not enough

[@F-35BLightningII]

Astronomers: No

[@xamVALO]

Even after zooming that far, we still couldn't find who asked.

[@giorgospapoutsakis5271]

@Dishonerd303 the guy who asked gang

[@CornPopGuy]

china asked

[@nonstopspicytom3485]

My guy thought he did something to be prod of. Issok, you still can use that joke towards middle schoolers

[@Shuriver]

We asked

[@6ixss]

RTMS

[@bruhmoments9993]

"Sadly we don't have black holes in solar system" MR.SLAV 2022

[@mindmind1773]

Maybe we do! According to a published paper concerning the search for Planet 9, the fact that it is hard to find could be due to it being a primordial black hole! Imagine the possibilites! if we have a small black hole at the outer doorstep of our solar system! this could be huge! Unfortunatly the probability for this being true is very tiny!

[@maryann2628]

@@mindmind1773 I dont think so But if it did nothing bad Happens for now Because the primordial black hole gravity is so weak and so far away so no need to worry for now.

[@itsalmostfun8567]

@@mindmind1773 forgot that blackholes are pretty dense and it will kill you if it is the size of a coin

[@itsalmostfun8567]

@@officialdeutschland5499 Planet 9 he mentioned is i think the rocky "OBJECT" Pluto

[@b33bo93]

@@mindmind1773 planet 9 has been confirmed false

[@markusseppala6547]

Whenever there is a longer pause in the video, I know to expect something out of this world. And MR SLAV didn't disappoint.

[@superflanker972]

Yes💀

[@SomeCowguy]

Oi jumankauta suomalaine

[@giorgospapoutsakis5271]

The humouristic lines at the end of each video is the cherry on top of the cake

[@ChuBTakeN]

Im addicted to this channel for 3 years

[@PeacefulGameplay]

@@Pixiuchu same

[@profishernal9757]

I really like that you brought back more space stuff

[@will.mmedia]

A Camera's Zoom is physical. the lens physically moves inwards or outwards, manipulating the view through the lens and zooming in. Therefore, a Camera doesn't need more detail to get a good quality photo zoomed in, it just needs the lens to do it. A phone's camera lens only has digital zoom, thus requiring higher definition picture to see detail when zoomed in, because no moving parts are in a phone's lens to change the zoom. This is why modern phones have multiple, separate camera lenses.

[@roborovsky6950]

Some phones, mainly flagships are using a periscope style lens for physical zoom. I think the s22 ultra achieved a 10x physical zoom with this method.

[@Udayveer_Singh]

@@roborovsky6950 Yeah, s22 ultra has a periscope style lens for that 10x optical zoom

[@OXIR]

Most phones don’t have continuous zoom but they have fixed zoom on different cameras. For example S21 or S22 Ultra have 3x and 10x optical zoom lenses on different cameras but above that they digitally zoom.

[@Ludspo]

Another great video. This is a topic of which I’m educated and I didn’t find a single mistake. This shows how much work and research you put in your videos.

[@hi_its_me1337]

Well your not that interested in technology because the smartphone one is wrong

[@TheAnimeboyr]

"Still not as sharp as our eyes when a blonde walks by" Mr Slav 2022

[@literallyataco.7753]

Some of these telescopes are absolutely insane! It’s crazy how far human technology has come.

[@CyrusCole]

I do just want to correct you with the Samsung zoom. It does move physically, at least for the periscope camera lense. The camera module for that lense sits at a 90° angle from the camera, with a mirror towards the opening facing 45°. An additional lense it put in the middle which then moves on a worm gear to achieve zoom. Some of the zooming from that lense is digital, however the 10x zoom is true.

[@JulianDaniel2003]

Jup, just watch a teardown vid and it will comfirm this.

[@OXIR]

Yep, 3x and 10x zoom are real optical zoom. In between and above is digital. Maybe in the future they’ll be able to make a variable zoom lens from 3x all the way to 10x who knows. Sony has already done this but in a more limited range.

[@R4M2Xavplenspotting]

the Samsung s20 5g ultra has 100x zoom

[@JulianDaniel2003]

@@R4M2Xavplenspotting 10x optical, the rest is digital....

[@AV64422]

0:50 bro screenshotted 😳

[@everythingmustgo4478]

love your videos, do a top conspiracy theories next

[@user-gp7pd3hw4e]

well... he must pic some cute conspiracy theories or the video will get deleted

[@Mahlak_Mriuani_Anatman]

@@user-gp7pd3hw4e sad

[@BigE_Toad]

You know it's a good day when Mr slav posts a video

[@amit_drivermarsxlr8_3653]

Yeah, always makes my day 😃

[@stjeep]

"you can magnify as much as you want however the quality will be lost" me when girl calls me short

[@drifterrpp6445]

10:47 "SADLY we don't have black holes in our solar system" ... yeah.. sadly, i want a black hole too in our solar system because it's cool

[@mitsuzawa]

black holes on his way winnin all Mr.Slav video

[@robertovargas5839]

"sadly we don't have black holes in our solar system", you know, sometimes i wake up feeling the same way.

[@Markmsv]

Every video you upload is a celebration for me!

[@sigh7731]

The Hog Rider is a fast ground troop with medium hit points, low damage, and the ability to jump over enemy Walls. He is unlocked from the Spell Valley (Arena 5). He is a quick building-targeting, melee troop with moderately high hitpoints and damage

[@OKIEDOKIE717]

bruh 🤨

[@OKIEDOKIE717]

@BFTD Brian (-_-) 🤷‍♂️

[@gumarks_]

This man always manages to make black holes the top thing in all sorts of categories and I'm all for it lmao

[@centauria9122]

6:06 A galaxy 1200 lighyears? I thought the nearest galaxy was Andromeda at 2.5 million "lighyears."

[@saturnball_cz]

Actually the closest one is dwarf Galaxy called LMC (Large magelanic cloud) About 10 000-20 000 LY from us

[@walterF205]

"Sadly, we don't have black holes in solar system"... Well, I dare say "thank goodness"

[@seafood459]

This was way more entertaining and accurate than I expected. Good job!!!

[@ResonanceHub]

Very old school yet entertaining video. Keep it up!

[@zoobi27]

Hi, microscopist here... tossing my coin... Resolution defines what is the smallest distance your system (can be human eyes or a microscope) can still tell two objects are apart. If two spots are separated from a distance D = 1 meter, but your system resolution is d = 2m, then, your system will show the two objects are a single spread spot, blurred usually, 2 meters wide. (Not mentionning any contrast making this to be overcome or any other subtle physical thing)... When it comes to light, resolution is given by : d = 0.61 lambda / NA, with lamda the wavelength of the emitted light, in nanometers, and NA the numerical aperture of the whole system, but usually the objective for a microscope... it's basically an angle of "collectable photons"... so you can see that if you want d the smallest possible for better resolution, coz you can separate smaller objects... you want lambda the smallest possible, and NA the highest, hence UV, or even XRAYS, and NA the highest (so HUGE lenses)... With modern electron microscope we can overcome light limitations, because wavelength of electrons is ever so slightly smaller compare to light... for specialists, yes, electron microscopes resolution formula is more complex because you account for the voltage and some quantic effects... but overall the idea is : much smaller wavelength... Long story short : HRTEM manage to magnify up to 50,000,000 times so you can see atoms.... but at this scale, it's not just about resolution, the sample quality has to be good too !!!! otherwise it's just gonna be a blurry mess !! Usually we can see solid and well organized atom meshes... you can't manage to get 50.000.000x magnified pictures of biological samples for instance because it's much more diffractive and less organized... Last thing before I end this comment : zoom can be weird as a definition for quality... actually is has poor to no meaning... okay you cannot change the physical properties of your system and how it forms an image, because d = 0.61 lambda / NA is a constant property of the observable universe... however you can still imagine that you take your computer and make a pixel 1,000,000,000,000,000,000 bigger hence the zoom having that value, but the resolution is still unchanged ! I hope I was clear !

[@lucaspanto9650]

HRTEM need to get on my level, I can see billions of atoms at once. Your comment was very interesting and a good read, thanks

[@Redwan777]

@@lucaspanto9650 You still aren't on my level I can look at quadrillion atoms at once by looking at stars.

[@lucaspanto9650]

@@Redwan777 wow

[@lorencelaflair4306]

I'm not reading that.

[@Redwan777]

@@lorencelaflair4306 I am not reading your comment.

[@landonhelsdon1805]

Video Suggestion - Top stickiest things ever Isn't it a coincidence that this suggestion ended up being the next video on this guys list?

[@xxfreedomxx9479]

Perfect

[@alexisifran4631]

Don´t know if you already did one but... I would love a top rarest colours ever, been following you since a few months so idk if you did one yet

[@brrrrrr]

The rarest colour would probably still be a black hole

[@alexisifran4631]

@@brrrrrr Facts LMAO

[@MoNehNeh17]

are black holes really THAT rare though?

[@akasshhhhh]

11:36 universal truth

[@adityarajsingh01]

Mr.Slav's Love for Black Holes 😅❤️

[@ninjahunterx7497]

A better love story than twilight.

[@WeAintGotNoMilk2011]

Great video :) the gravitational lensing with black holes is what I’ve been thinking for my whole life we need to observe that asap lol

[@Bluebirdfalling]

@@officialdeutschland5499 asap

[@swagyoshi]

I was setting up my telescope for this astronomy night and I decided to point it to the hill and look through it. I could see this giant factory and also a person leaving the building. Must have been pretty far away then.

[@eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeec]

I love how Mr Slav will just use things like “top scary things ever” as a title for every single video 💀

[@virtuoso513]

He always has perfect vid ideas

[@emiel333]

Wow, you’ve got amazing knowledge mr Slav. And the last one on the list was funny. Blondes are fun!

[@curioustically_zishan]

Shit man! The climax of this video was still better than some Hollywood movies..🔥🔥

[@addicz2]

@BradynLee09 squirt

[@homeland1128]

Top 5 weirdest fact: No.1 MR. SLAV who haven't hit dat 1M yet for the longest time with his absolute interesting, brand new topics

[@viswajitbala7924]

"Sadly, there are no black holes in our solar system" *Sir what*

[@FarokhBulsara4065]

MR SLAV in every video: Black hole is love, black hole is life.

[@sulfuricmaple3519]

I love the quality of information in ur video.... seriously fan of u mr slav

[@astranger5909]

Love your video titles.

[@PouLS]

10:55 1.4 million km is 0.9 miles... seems legit

[@swas_chak]

That's to troll the Americans

[@dewmi4403]

you made my expectation man! love you

[@TheTaleOfRex]

Something tells me you had a hard time naming this video.

[@MRSLAV]

I did lol

[@Markmsv]

I like that it's simple, to the point

[@jackdamons2768]

"grabs 5-JKR" Its literaly a similiar thing to gas masks. But you have heat vision night vision and you can zoom in and out. Radious is 500meters. Easy for snipers.

[@jpracing9753]

10:49 sadly? 💀

[@ТимофейЧерников-щ2х]

10:48 - sadly we don't have black holes in our solar system I don't know about you guys, but I'm actually very happy about this

[@saimouli6730]

Still not as zoomed as my eyes while copying my friend's answer sheet..............

[@themetalslayer2260]

the ELT is being build in the Atacama desert known to be one of the driest because even moisture is a problem for the image pictured by a giant telescope (in the Atacama there's less air because the desert is very high in altitude so there's less atmospheric disturbance, the air is drier so there's even less atmospheric disturbance and, nobody lives at less than 40 km so there's no light pollution)

[@aeriallagu]

I can say the s22 ultra zoom is awesome! The 3x and 10x cameras are really nice for achieving that depth in photos + it's more useful than many think to have a small "telescope" in your pocket all the time.

[@Dowux]

You mean "Binoculars"?

[@investmenttermoftheday5767]

6:10 I thought that was a nebula 🤔

[@superflanker972]

A girlfriend's eye lenses is 10000x more powerful to zoom in to find her boyfriend's fault💀

[@swas_chak]

Mr Slav Have you ever thought of releasing another video on Mr Slav 2? I really appreciate your voice it's so soothing

[@lampion4490]

Ive always been crazy into binoculars, phone zooms, hell I even played the sniper in every game I could.

[@eplexo]

Elon Musk: "I'll take it" NASA: "Sorry sir, no one owns black holes." Elon Musk: BUT BUT BUT MONEY

[@FloozyCentral]

Good humor. Great explanations . easily understanding even for a peasant (such as my self) in this category 😂

[@hamter.]

Gotta love that thumbnail

[@mr.phantom2770]

11:40 he always ends his videos like this it it just really cool lol

[@simpleton8254]

never stop uploading !

[@nuclearpillow1677]

i missed your videos they just came back on my feed

[@Life_Is_A...]

thanks for using two of my stock motion graphics. was a good surprise.

[@youngvegas8115]

*Humans* : okay this time space can’t beat us, we’re the only ones making telescopes so we definitely got the 1st spot for the biggest lenses in the universe. *Black holes* : ok guys watch this

[@Milena-ix5mq]

How far can our eyes see if we look up in the sky and there are no clouds? What is the optimal distance that we can actually see? I have always been curious about this

[@derrok]

After zooming that far i still cant find my dad

[@deepnoob]

Bro the black hole lense music AND information about the telescope capable of capturing high resolution thx to the sun hyped me up

[@spotos5154]

Nobody: Mr Slav: *top zoom things ever*

[@tylerd5924]

Best ending ever.

[@lakshya5946]

I Got My Answers Thanks MR SLAV 😎 I Appreciate Your Work ☺️

[@sp3ct]

10:52 wow the sun is 0.9 miles? i never knew

[@rohanatorgaming0903]

6:10 whoever took that picture just discovered a new galaxy

[@High-Overlord-Snarffie-Pug]

LUVOIR "Large UV/Optical/IR Surveyor", same as the James Webb but bigger at 15 meter, Webb is 6.5 meter. Webb is made to see in inferred but the new one is made for UV and visible light so it's the real replacement for the Hubble, but they haven't even started making it yet so it'll be years from now before it's finished

[@plazmaguy13yago9]

digital zoom: a nirmal picture is taken in normal resolution the sides are cropped so only the wanted part exsist that part is only a fraction of the picture so it contains less pixels then it gets stretched to be normal sized essentialy just cropping

[@RealNotallGaming]

11:37 LoL the strawberry on the cake present for quality content video ^^

[@proto_arkbit3100]

8:02 Crazy how a 40+ year old satelite took this clear of a photo. Even better than Google's modern satelites. It is quite creepy to think about how clear of an image modern day military recon satelites can see us in now

[@furkanunsal5814]

I'm working on a optical workload of a satellite right now. I'm the image processing engineer. this was a nice video.

[@BuddyPlot]

Black holes would just consume us if we ever created one anyway

[@theblackpupil2739]

Man love the vids music is very very eerie though just scares me a bit.

[@Shuriver]

HAHAHA I like how the blackholes are just a running joke in every Mr. SLAV Videos but the facts are true.

[@OsmanKarca]

At 06:05 I don't think a galaxy could be 1200 lightyears away from us unless we are merging or something. Milky Way itself is 105.000 light years in diameter.

[@saturnball_cz]

This is probably the Thor Helmet Nebula or the Butterfly Nebula

[@vex3091]

Even if we could zoom this far, we still wouldnt be able to find your dad.

[@archer1133]

0:00 Thought u would hit me with the gnome meme

[@minty7494]

underratted video, keep up your good work

[@microphon1549]

“But we do have a sun and it’s pretty big” Sun 2 : Yes, and I am sun 2 from other solar system

[@TheentirepopulationofBosnia]

Thank you Mr slav very cool

[@nimaisingh6520]

Amazing video!! Btw Can u make a video on top mysterious things ever??

[@manthanbhende]

ARE WE NOT GONNA TALK ABOUT MICROSCOPE MAGNIFICATION (TEM) TRANSMISSION ELECTRON MICROSCOPE "TEM: magnifies 50 to ~50 million times; the specimen appears flat. SEM: magnifies 5 to ~ 500,000 times; sharp images of surface features." (SEM) ELECTRON MICROSCOPE IS LOWER FORM OF TEM

[@manthanbhende]

THIS IS WHERE WE CAPTURE THE IMAGE OF AN "ATOM"

[@xandernelson1492]

Whoda thunk that a black hole would be the best camera. I mean, it literally captures the pictures.

[@lolepiking3240]

i want to work at one of these observatories. looks hella fun

[@scavarestrovao6196]

1:24 incorrect the lens does move on 10x optical, and not simply switch between camera to getting zoom. Instead Phone optical zoom now a days usually using "periscope" zoom rather than conventional zoom like on traditional lenses. On galaxy phone itself, the first zoom mostly 108MP lens do a job, after that optical lens will handle the job.

[@ratneshrajpuri]

Mirror telescope- I have the best resolution Black holes - Hold my gravity

[@semraeves4008]

The ending 🤣

[@lenoobxd]

Black holes are really omnipotent in this channel damn

[@sirius.riz7]

2:28 *77mm Filter Size

[@nickblyth166]

The thing with phone cameras is having a bunch of fixed lenses isn’t optic zoom

[@surprisedtom8382]

Last line stands true. It's called the god eye or beauty detector which we have inbuilt. Maybe it will be updated in upcoming evolution.