🌑 TRANS-NEPTUNIAN Objects (TNO) Size Comparison 🌑

[@moon-watcher1169]

I liked how you zoomed in on a moon of Pluto and showed us the ISS space station. It helps me to conceptualize the scale with more accuracy.

[@dgage1776]

Frame of reference is a grossly unappreciated thing in modern society

[@arvindbalasahebmore2219]

Hiu😂😂😂😂😢🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@valzap5444]

Мне тоже 👍

[@JohnCharb87]

Great video. I liked that you added some descriptions to explain details like distance and size.

[@flux3238]

Yeah makes the video more interesting

[@Malikav0311]

Great job. Loved the inclusion of the ISS at the end to help lend a bit of perspective!

[@littlecaladan]

Your art is absolutely captivating and is actually rather soothing to watch ❤ thank you for sharing

[@paulgibbon5991]

Sedna's orbit is nearly impossible to imagine. It's currently near its closest point to the Sun at 84 AU (the furthest point of Pluto, once the furthest object known, is 49), and its furthest point is around 937 AU.

[@ErenKaraman-li6uf]

Did you meant 93?

[@paulgibbon5991]

@@ErenKaraman-li6uf 937 according to Wikipedia. It's really a mind-boggling distance, but there are others than might have an aphelion (furthest point from the Sun) of over 2000 AU.

[@HeitorMiguel-tw4kw]

Mango to nmm Nooooo 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢q😢 😢😢😢

[@Noxshade]

If this is an indication of the direction of future videos, consider me excited. The small facts added a lot to keep interest, and the zoom-in to new information at the end was really nice.

[@JinZanmato]

You actually did the TNO's, nice work! What could be next then I wonder? Exoplanets perhaps?

[@LendriMujina]

Pluto went from the runt of the litter among planets to the king of an entirely new category.

[@danielbruin]

Amazing! And again, the last minute puts things really into perspective! More of that!

[@airai3562]

Another awesome video! I love the little descriptions along with each object, and the music in the background is great too

[@Alan_Hans__]

Great visualisation. It would be nice if these were shown in a picture in picture format of where they were. It's pretty incredible that objects of the sizes shown can be found so far away.

[@BlackholeYT11]

When people say "Pluto should be classified as a full planet!!" show them this and ask them where we should draw the line. lol

[@Cruxion817]

Nevermind that technically, for as much as Charon is a moon of Pluto, Pluto is equally a moon of Charon since they orbit a barycenter inbetween the two of them.

[@titan-1802]

@@Cruxion817 however, that depends if an Actual Term for "Binary Dwarf Planet" exists, because... well, we don't have an Official Definition for that term.

[@trashpandaqc]

the Tim & Eric Cosmos parody line about "there were thought to be 9 planets, but there are now... 90 planets" kept coming into mind on this one.

[@monstersfight4171]

Pluto and Eris are closer to planets than closer to dwarf planets candidates like Varda, Ixion, Salacia, 2002 MS4, Orcus, etc

[@oberonpanopticon]

@@monstersfight4171according to what metric? They’re far closer to the other dwarf planets in composition, mass, size, and likely geodynamics

[@marianemes72]

As a teacher I find your videos incredibly useful. Amazing! My students love them. Thank you!

[@Herbvid]

Montoya nunca decepciona! É um vídeo melhor que o outro. Saudações do Brasil

[@starfleet-verdadero9808]

Amigo, tus videos además de geniales, nos han cambiado nuestra forma de ver el Universo...SIGUE CRECIENDO :)

[@MegaIceeagle]

This one was really well done MBS, fantastic. Great to have some graphic perspective for these distant objects!

[@El_Girasol_Fachero]

Increíble trabajo!👀 Gracias metaballstudios😊✨

[@cypherbrittainnethegodofsl4988]

Funny how Ixion is my favorite TNO mainly because of its name, along with Varda (a binary system with its companion Ilmare, Varda being roughly the same size as Ixion).

[@diegoacevedo1797]

Lemme guess, it's because of the game??

[@cypherbrittainnethegodofsl4988]

@@diegoacevedo1797 I knew them because of Universe Sandbox 2

[@diegoacevedo1797]

@@cypherbrittainnethegodofsl4988 That (game??) is great as well :D Although it would be more of a simulator, like SpaceEngine

[@brick6347]

Quaoar has rings. They just announced it, probably while this video was rendering. The pace of science is breathtaking.

[@CaptainJZH]

I'm glad these Neptunian Objects are able to receive gender-affirming care

[@pineapple2.041]

lmaooo

[@EyesOfByes]

As in non-binary starsystem

[@paulrus-keaton439]

So Aquaman has two moms now?

[@LyGamingMega]

NOT THE GENDER THING AAAA

[@2nd-place]

@@LyGamingMega chill out my xul

[@HazzaTheFox]

I love these videos so much!! (and I gotta say, I'm really loving the beautiful names given to these objects- I was afraid they'd all be serial numbers)!

[@UltraMarine765]

Gongong and Weywot are beautiful? Lmao

[@14xpm14]

@@UltraMarine765 they are. also you misspelled gonggong

[@UltraMarine765]

@@14xpm14 Weywot? I spelled it wrong? Damn

[@tavianthegelly9544]

Fun fact: Quaoar was actually discovered to have rings very recently. They're very distant from the planet, but it's cool.

[@mysterycrumble]

Interesting watch, the way you added the space station was an excellent perspective analogy. loved it.

[@benjiii751]

4:00 Is cool of how the cameraman goes into the tiny moons while some channels don’t, this is the perfect channel to view into a small moon view!

[@disregardthat]

Man at the end when the camera was zooming in on Nix, my dumb ass thought we were gonna get a closeup of an astronaut not the ISS! The scale of these things is really hard to grasp until you have it laid out bare for you like these vids do

[@Icypenguigo]

You do incredible work! I always get excited every time you post a new video! Thanks for making these!

[@hellobro7979]

Fun fact about 2002 MS4, that this TNO has a Un-named Mountain that actually is around 20 km (12.4 mi) and could be the tallest mountain in the solar system!

[@evan-dn9tw]

I love your videos dude. I get so hyped whenever you make a new one.

[@markzambelli]

Thankyou, thankyou, thankyou... you do such a wonderful job portraying these objects in context... please don't ever stop🥰

[@anam5607]

I love when I can see the ISS flying overhead and I’m always like wow it must be so huge! And it technically is, but compared to Pluto’s moons, which look tiny compared to Pluto…kinda blew my mind lol you do some really great work with these videos!! ❤

[@HiAdrian]

Awesome work Álvaro, this one in particular was really interesting and uplifting! Good music too.

[@pyroMaximilian]

Thank you for another informative and beautiful visualization! One typo caught my eye though, Pluto is slightly larger in diameter than Eris at 2,376.6 ± 1.6 km and not 2,326 km as shown in the video.

[@claudiaczemerys]

tus trabajos son siempre buenos! 👍

[@plucas1]

Nice shot of the ISS to scale at the end. Also a good reminder to everyone that no matter how mighty we may think we are, humans are still just microbes on a dust mote.

[@douglasthompson1724]

I always love the music you put to these videos, great as always!

[@alexandreviana4461]

Parabéns pelo excelente trabalho!

[@n3alraniti0n33]

afinal Alexandre Viana,TU É BR?

[@n3alraniti0n33]

PQ EU SOU BR TMB CARA

[@alexandreviana4461]

@@n3alraniti0n33 tmj meu amigo

[@Elsalover]

3:53 from that distance, I thought you made it look like someone chillaxing on a beach chair in the space suit you usually joke about 😅😅

[@chescoigual1843]

Amazing video, thank you so much for taking the time to share knowledge ❤ it's mesmerizing!

[@paulthompson8613]

Always fascinating to watch never know what to expect . Thanks

[@oberonpanopticon]

I love the detailed depictions of the dwarf planets here! Though it’s strange to me how you have sedna as one of the least red things here, and how dysnomia isn’t anywhere near round

[@SomeAT-AT]

Pretty sure it's bigger then both of Saturns smallest major moons so it SHOULD be round.

[@oberonpanopticon]

@@SomeAT-AT Exactly!

[@ashdrive]

Excellent....plus, love the music

[@RoulinBrooks]

Wonderfully researched as always.

[@IñakiAkerretaEraso06]

Grande. Merece la pena esperar 1 mes. 💛🖤

[@WDfangirl]

Very good and interesting! 😀👍

[@davepoole9520]

Fantastic work. I'd also have liked to see the Moon and Mercury as comparisons in the vid.

[@TheMoonRover]

For reference, the Moon is 3474 km in diameter, almost 1.5 times Pluto's 2376 km. Mercury would dwarf everything here at 4879 km.

[@titan-1802]

@@TheMoonRover ay TheMoonRover

[@1MrCrusherX]

Great video, as usual. Loved the music too.

[@antoniojgracia725]

It was a success to include the ISS at the end for a better perspective.

[@RavinRay]

Pluto: bigger volume than Eris but less dense so less massive.

[@garythesnail990]

love the zoom out at the end. family photo!!!

[@nikolajipomir3192]

Informative and entertaining video, good job

[@msn64man1]

It’s a new metaball studios KZbin video whooooooooooo

[@Solarwhale32]

great video as always 👍, i give this video a trans-neptunian object/10

[@Chaosfox04]

These videos always bring a smile to my face. Especially those dealing with astronomy.

[@wulferikgebhardt5312]

Very nice. I would have loved to also see the distance to the sun in AU to better visualize how far out they are.

[@jedidrummerjake]

Such a wonderful channel! Thank you guys!

[@jorge4]

This video was well done, I quite liked that, I saw it several times repeatedly, congratulations, thank you for showing what's in the universe to all of us 😎

[@ResistantStillness]

People get mad about the recategorization of Pluto, but they don't seem to understand that its category change was the result of a ton of cool new discoveries!

[@titan-1802]

despite Pluto's Demotion, it can lead to a lot discovered outside of it.

[@briappa6670]

You could also show their distance from the sun.

[@CelestialAnamoly]

I love the final comparison with the ISS! Amazing touch!

[@pumapixelpixelpuma7219]

The zoom-in towards ISS is brutal

[@cristiano7378]

Amazing, amazing, amazing! The final is so cool!

[@ALEXALFA100]

Very good video congratulations muy buen video felicitaciones cheer to mexico saludos desde mexico

[@leon_Sylvers]

1:49 other dwarf planets flexing their spherical moons on Pluto

[@declaration9704]

4:00 Didn't realise the ISS was all the way out there!

[@kaushalprime1591]

It's just beautiful that Haumea has its own rings. 😘

[@paulknight5018]

Brilliant stuff informative. I knew about some of these but not all of them.

[@andresbritogalindo4121]

Wonderful work!

[@fish_broski-w7f]

0:23 That’s me!

[@RedBlaze45]

Where did you find these textures! The Pluto one is simply wonderful!

[@thebel89]

It's the first high-quality picture of Pluto taken by interplanetary space probe New Horizons in 2015 when it made close approach before heading to the outskirts of Solar System

[@lyly_lei_lei]

Haumea is probably one of the coolest objects in the solar system.

[@inakisarro5272]

Que buen trabajo haces me encantan tus videos... gracias.

[@I_love_Siberia_Russia]

Класс! 👍 Познавательно. Спасибо!

[@dicerosautismambient4894]

I have requested this video. Thank you

[@Goldiballybean6422]

objects that i add: 2009 MS9 24 km - TNO crossing the orbits of Uranus and Neptune in a elongated orbit. 2016 2010 NV1 48 km - Retrograde TNO having a elongated orbit. 1993 RP 66 km - The first 4:5-resonant TNO, prototype of the group. (58534) Logos 76 km - small binary system consisting of the primary and the secondary of 65 km 1995 DA2 96 km - The first 3:4-resonant TNO, prototype of the group. 1994 JS 111 km - The first 3:5-resonant TNO, prototype of the group. 1996 TR66 123 km - The first twotino discovered (1996) 1996 TS66 175 km - The first 4:7-resonant TNO, prototype of the group.

[@gregwenzel2871]

Great video!

[@marcuscarana9240]

It's amazing how Eris and Pluto are almost exactly the same.

[@quantumbanana]

There is a typo for Plutos size, it is actually 2377 km making it 2% larger. Eris is 27% heavier though because it has a greater rock/ice fraction.

[@ldubt4494]

Wonderful work, just a small nitpick, Dysnomia is very likely spherical or near spherical, due to its siz.

[@GuyInBlackClothes]

Sedna is based. It's so lonely out there in her orbit. But she's a beautiful planet! I also didn't know Orcus had a moon! Thanks for teaching me that! 😊

[@d3vsy]

Amazing perspective 😍

[@fernandocegonino]

Joder, ¿cómo ha llegado hasta NIx, la luna de Plutón, la estación espacial internacional? Ni me había enterado.

[@HeitorMiguel-tw4kw]

Pluto ways to be a planet

[@mcsee]

Amazing job!

[@monkadelic13]

ALSO TNO's? the OORT cloud extends to .5 light years from Proxxima Centauri which is 4.3 light years away and there are a quadrillion objects in this.

[@NexeL_NKC]

My favorite TNO is Sedna. I guess I find its enormous orbit fascinating. It’s probably super spooky out that far too. I wonder what day would be like on Sedna.

[@luiscampos9295]

to MetaBallStudios what 3D software or program are you using?

[@pooperexilado]

I think is Cinema 4D

[@14xpm14]

blender or something like it

[@logicalfundy]

The ISS shot shows just how mind bogglingly large scale can be. A massive construct, just dot on a tiny moon of a tiny dwarf planet which is tiny compared to our own Earth.

[@2rbo447]

Спасибо за видео. 8 февраля 2023 года в журнале Nature вышла статья об открытии у Квавара на расстоянии 7,4 радиуса Квавара плотного кольца вне предела Роша. Все известные плотные кольца в Солнечной системе располагаются достаточно близко к своим родительским телам внутри предела Роша

[@LowKeyDead.]

Moon next to Pluto would've been nice to see for comparison

[@TobiasDettinger]

Fascinating topic!!

[@kalebgonzales4009]

Dang, wasn’t expecting the ISS to be that small

[@origaelphoenix8579]

Besides Pluto, I naturally didn't know of any of these. I knew of Kuiper Belt asteroids, but didn't know of any other spherical objects.

[@MarkMichalowski]

Great stuff, as usual! And it's good to know that even if the world's religions and myth systems haven't contributed much in the way of science to humanity, they're provided some bloody brilliant names for celestial bodies and the features on them!

[@14xpm14]

nice video! the only thing that i don't really like is the shape of 2018 AG37. I'm pretty sure it's more round than that.

[@14xpm14]

btw, where's the goblin? (2015 TG387)

[@LUX666Z]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ Genial

[@steven_2005-z4f]

Hey! Nice video, but you forgot one trans-Neptunian object ‘2015 TG387’.

[@TJ-uj7nl]

U should make a vid where u put all the models of the moons, planets, asteroids etc together, to see whether ur computer can handle it.

[@blessedregentgamign]

ayo the title is a the new order: last days of europe reference!!!1!1!1

[@ElChokin]

Una gran creación, un gran trabajo, lástima que está en inglés, creo😢... Saludos amigo.

[@peace4myheart]

Do all of Jupiter's moons now that its been upgraded to 92 and has the title of most moons.

[@14xpm14]

saturn has the most moons.

[@Goldiballybean6422]

why did you put objects smaller than 20000 Varuna in kind of non spherical shapes?

[@realtombergeron5229]

Omg i getting pelted with incredible size comparisons today!!👌🏻