Universe Size in Perspective 3D 2024 | Atom to Universe Size Comparison 3d

Universe Size in Perspective 3D 2024 | Atom to Universe Size Comparison 3d
In this video, we made a 3d Comparison of Universe size and this video is a 3d animation of Universe size Comparison. This this video you'll watch a comparison of atoms to the Universe.
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[@derschnuff8819]

And than....FINALY the last object: Your Tax declaration.

[@alinka1776]

😂😂😂

[@Fauthetherian]

NOOOOOO 😭

[@Dragon-Slay3r]

Yeah they popped it yesterday thoughout the day and she has been released into the world with no cure 😭

[@jesse2535]

Was expecting a Your Mom joke

[@burstcity3832]

I thought it was the list of Trumps lies..it's the biggest thing..evvverrr!

[@shravanb2474]

In the end , a fast zoom back to the small particle again would’ve been crAzy 😇

[@pjeterkoliqi5668]

i was expecting yo Mama

[@Apon_games]

​@@pjeterkoliqi5668I DO YO MAMA EVERY DAY.

[@dertyler5285]

​@@pjeterkoliqi5668 😂

[@iwillshootyourelunchout3935]

Then make one yourself 🫢

[@TheSCPStudio]

Nah, the zoom out of the observable universe is way more impactful. We saw things bigger than we could possibly imagine get outclassed over and over again in this video by shrinking as the next thing is introduced. Shrinking the universe image like that makes you wonder… where the fuck does it actually end? Are we just a big ass cluster of shit surrounded by other clusters of shit?

[@GameTime-yj6qv]

Truly insane full range of scale. This puts some perspective in the beauty and spectacle all around us

[@TheYurubutugralb]

But the observable was the subject…

[@moldesukedo]

When you watch this video, everyone's daily worries will feel very small.

[@TheSCPStudio]

It just makes me depressed. Not because of existentialism or anything. But the fact that so much suffering is here in this planet that can honestly be so easily avoided if people were just decent. When you zoom out, none of us matter. So on our small scale perspective, we should all work together to make sure we all matter.

[@r6mon]

@@TheSCPStudiobeautifully said

[@mimidahassan]

🤯🤯😰😰😨😨🥶🥶

[@MetalDark_xxx666]

dramaqueen@@TheSCPStudio

[@kathyyu442]

@@MetalDark_xxx666he’s not a drama queen! Do you even know how hard it feels to be depressed? Just because someone say something like that doesn’t mean they are drama queens, and I think you should understand

[@WilhelmFreidrich]

2:09 Not sure if anyone has heard this before, but the mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell.

[@GabrielBueno-eu5fw]

😮😮😮😮🎉🎉🎉plameta🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@MuhammadSyafii-hi8fy]

Hjjhkkkjjkkijiii​@@GabrielBueno-eu5fwyg-uuuuuu tb.

[@chrisellehux8072]

hmmm gibberish ppl

[@aidenhp_7212]

​@@chrisellehux8072yeah they are speaking their own language

[@christiansanders4798]

Wow I never knew how big the like button was it’s so big that it reaches beyond the observable universe

[@ninadelisa1072]

It’s our phone actually!

[@Fauthetherian]

​@@ninadelisa1072HOW BIG IS OUR PHONE 😨

[@ninadelisa1072]

@@Fauthetherian bigger then infinity, did you know?

[@TacaZPenTech]

Respect for cameraman🗿💀

[@DimitrisDrakas]

😊

[@DimitrisDrakas]

😊ωγσξξσξξσησξλσξξσκ

[@user-es5sn1ie2r]

10:13 …

[@hongdang2162]

0:56

[@SkyExe.]

That's animation.Respect Animator💀

[@exxe87]

20:00 everything was going well in my mind until I felt the terror

[@user-ue1mk4nj9o]

horror doesn't care about you, it doesn't know about your existence )

[@Drakenn100]

@@user-ue1mk4nj9o Perfectly summing up cosmic horror there.

[@FrizFroz]

Compare this to Sagittarius A at 18:15, which is the black hole in the center of our galaxy.

[@SonOfKerro]

@@Drakenn100 That's Astrophobia. The fear of the universe, I completely understand anyone who has it since it kind of gives a feeling of how small we are and useless to the universe. But the terror for me is knowing 2 things about the universe, 1: Knowing nothing ever had to exist, the fact we do exist makes us want to exist because once you exist you can no longer truly understand what nothing really is. 2: Knowing that every single thing in the universe is random, science makes us look at them like they aren't random but really they were made by complete accident and are only a by-product of existing.

[@ishitatiwari6056]

Phoenix A* is just speculated to be that large. As of now there is no proof of it's actual size or mass

[@patrickjenkins6383]

This is, in my view the coolest video so far for the start of (2024.) Thank you. 👍🏾

[@A.X.76]

Best size video I’ve seen! The overlap comparison is what sets this video apart. Good job and thanks.

[@zacharyhatfield3241]

I’m gonna need a VR version of this. 😊

[@Jayson_Tatum]

I think it's hard to comprehend just how massive these things are

[@CauseIGotAMeathammer]

To top it off the “observable universe” is just a spec of whats there.

[@Icetea-2000]

@@CauseIGotAMeathammerTechnically that’s not correct when it’s infinite, so in a way that area is infinitely small

[@pedrocols]

How massive and how small.

[@SonOfKerro]

@@Icetea-2000 Theres no proof that its infinite. We only believe its infinite because we cant see the edge of the universe, But if it is infinite that means there is an infinite amount of universes even if every universe is more than a googol lightyears away from eachother.

[@Icetea-2000]

@@SonOfKerro I said "if", not that it necessarily is infinite. But regardless, the most commonly accepted theory in astrophysics today is that the universe is actually infinite, and no, that is not due to a lack of imagination, they have real scientific reasons to think so. And there are plenty of models how a finite universe may look like. Just based on our understanding, taking everything into account, it has been deemed more plausible by most scientists that it actually is infinite

[@Dz3no2]

It’s still amazing to think that the biggest of these universes are the only ones we can see, who knows what else is out there Belous our capability to see.

[@user-pf6to9du3q]

Когда-нибудь окажется, что эти умопомрачительные размеры наблюдаемой Вселенной - лишь часть атома более огромной Вселенной)

[@gl1tchfce826]

Скорее всего, всё перечисленное - это лишь крупинка в чьей-то грязи под ногтями.

[@TheYurubutugralb]

When I was a child in the 1950s it was speck on policeman’s badge

[@danis6189]

😮😮

[@Lynch_78]

Очень правильно написал.... Я думаю, что так и есть... Представить Вселенную для нас, понять её размеры, глубину, а, главное, природу.... Нам не суждено..... Мы муравьи по сравнению с ней...

[@KA3AX566]

Ура руссы

[@therearenoshortcuts9868]

had me worried there when you zoomed out like crazy from the "observeable able universe" LOL

[@StainderFin]

i as expection call of culthy or something like that

[@ghost9-9ghost]

Don't be worried.....just be terrified and perplexed.

[@danieldavis8607]

I was wondering if the final object would be called "Your mom."

[@therearenoshortcuts9868]

@@danieldavis8607 exactly

[@fatmahhoom2550]

Mass 10^903 solar mass

[@ds_the_rn]

It’s amazing that Sagittarius A*, for being as small as she is, holds The Milky Way together.

[@Johnny3Batony]

She? Did you assume its gender?

[@TheAncientAstronomer]

It doesn't. Dark matter holds the galaxy together.

[@TowerArcanaCrow]

It's nowhere near enough to hold the galaxy, however it did create it, if stellar engine theory is to be believed

[@Kurumitokasaki55]

Dark matter reacts with gravity to hold galaxies together

[@davidmontroy3408]

This video was great. It really sheds light on monumentally insignificant we are. It reminded me of an explanation of the futility of the ever increasing precision that mathematicians and data scientists calculate Pi. Diameter of the observable universe: 93.02 billion light years. That is 8.8x10^23km=8.80x10^23 meters So the circumference is: Pi x 8.80x10^26=2.77x10^27 meters The smallest meaningful length is the Planck length=1.62x10^-35 meter Circumference of the observable universe divided by the Planck length 8.8x10^26 meter/1.62x10^-35meter=1.27x10^62 That is how many times the Planck length fits inside the circumference of the observable universe. This means that 62 decimals of pi will suffice to measure the largest ever possible distance in the smallest meaningful units of length.

[@1Gebi1]

never knew people can get this smart.

[@Fauthetherian]

My brain just turned to mush

[@kyungsik]

This comment is amazing and I look forward to it haunting me periodically. Thank you 🙏

[@hawksgoated3613]

were humans and we feel small but look at atoms lol

[@BrokeTheSeal]

I often measure things in plank length

[@katherineg9396]

Excellent video, I can see it took a lot of work. My only suggestion would be to add a few more structures at the end, before and after Virgo, Laniakaia, and the Hercules Great Wall. I love trying to imagine how big those things are! Thank you.

[@TheBuckweat33]

And to change the audio, whose idea was it to have a man coughing over a soft piano rift?

[@user-gw1qq7iu9e]

Кста я бачив щось похоже на кулю но то куля і вона буто з променями і в ньому грєма всесвіті😱но відео топчик💯💯💯☠️☠️☠️

[@steveflitton8903]

It just shows how insignificant we are. We're living on an atom compared to everywhere else. It's all mind blowing 🤯

[@321ssteeeeeve]

Significance is relative, the lack there of all the more fosters it.

[@mickshaw555]

@@321ssteeeeeve Fosters what? Can you clarify

[@Jaysonebol]

7:04 😊

[@ghost9-9ghost]

That's one way to look at it....compared to the whole, our entire planetary existence is barely dust in a museum.......barely a forgotten flicker of a candle from 500 years ago.. OR....MAYBE it's not that insignificant....think about your.own body....the many trillions of electrons in your body may SEEM insignificant compared to your biceps or your femur.....BUT those electrons are integral .... What if humans are the Electrons of our galaxy?

[@Corndoggo_yarhar]

Fr its crazy how small we are.

[@1AnononA1]

"Big Ben" is the largest bell inside the clock tower, which is called The Elizabeth Tower....😊

[@cml222444]

Every time I see one of your videos I realize we live a magnificent micro macro universe … we are blessed to live here… thank you for startling me awake…. Please carry on…. Absolutely incredibly magnificent…… 23:43

[@globaldata1]

Well said!

[@davidcb4946]

Tú creaste este universo. Disfrútalo! Tú eres Dios en acción

[@user-ty7rp5og7y]

I like this video comparison of the universe from the smallest object to the observable universe. Well organized and great work. Well done!

[@GabrielBueno-eu5fw]

😅😅😅@user hydro🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@jardablazek1]

Jedinečný, luxusní, nekrásnější video CO jsem kdy viděl o Vesmíru 👍👍👍 celé jsem zkouknul se zatajeným dechem 💯❤💯 krásné srovnání velikosti 😍💯❤👍👍 opravdu ÚŽASNÝ 👍👍👍

[@viktor_nikolos]

Очень красивое и завораживающее видео, смотрел не отрываясь, спасибо!

[@wereflea8496]

A big video! Glad I didn't miss it.

[@globaldata1]

Hope you enjoyed it!

[@sandraaguayocastillo4680]

Un gran video, pero la música muy tétrica,😱 aun así me ha gustado mucho.👍

[@Jaysonebol]

3:13

[@Jaysonebol]

3:32

[@mahande88]

Why is the Hydrogen atom almost as large as the one end of the amino acid which has four hydrogen atoms in it?

[@arifrizqi123]

Thank you so much for making this video. Very informative & humbling ❤

[@alexander_wagner]

I lost track of the ant in the end. Couldn't see her anymore

[@BhaveshParmararts]

Video deserves 10 m plus views❤

[@GodmyX]

I thought I cannot be much surprised by a video like this anymore after having been somewhat interested in asrophysics for at least 10 years... and yet.... it blew my MIND!

[@will2Collett]

WOW!!! To the reality of imagination - which is the only way anyone can truthfully see any of that.

[@julianocamargob.7232]

I've already been able to see the planets and some stars with the naked eye, and even a strand of hair, I just haven't looked at things under a microscope yet.

[@jackboggs]

Obviously a ton of work was put into this

[@Trainspotter-]

I’m very grateful, it’s awfully hard to put things in perspective in the world we live in, this takes me away and makes me appreciate everything

[@wolfie5]

Big Ben is not the Tower it's the bell only- enjoying video so far though

[@fatelvis4156]

Thanks for introducing me to the statue of unity. Never heard of it before today.

[@miguelitosanchez1214]

Just when I saw the S5 0014+81 Supermassive Black Hole I thought that was the end… then I saw there are 3 minutes left of the video…. This is nuts

[@SuSgamer564]

it looks so realistic

[@ryxyr]

I was mesmerized by how awesome this video was, until suddenly KZbin ads popped in and ruined everything...

[@ron_h8908]

And ya'll mad because they forgot your pickles on your burger at McDonald's...

[@AkiraYT74]

Yes

[@Trainspotter-]

And the sweet and sour sauce :((

[@tahacaglayan7729]

The infinity after the observable universe explains this, thank you for your efforts in the last part of the video.👌👌👍

[@lynnjacobs9885]

Infinity is something to behold.

[@CIS101]

Well done. Seen a lot of videos like this, but never gets old.

[@Steve35765]

Excellent video, seriously, except that you were missing the 2 smallest subatomic particles that exist, which are the Gluon and the Quark.

[@davidklop5779]

Current consensus is that quarks and gluons have no volume, so they are basically infinitely small and there is no proper way to include them.

[@FearTheKlowns]

The deepest space is always cold. Interesting…

[@unyoutuber_gmail]

The tardigrade: comes out crying, running desperately*

[@crouchlp]

This is amazing. Just fascinating. It's all beautiful and destructive at the same time.WOW

[@user-vv2ug6vu1p]

This is amazing. Just fascinating. It's all beautiful and destructive at the same time.WOW

[@oesterle15]

❤ But the start looks sick

[@ohhmyback8220]

Now, spot the neutron

[@lorenzo.rizzati3993]

Me using a microscope: 🔬

[@idkwtfiswrong]

Just spotted it bcuz I'm on the atom nucleus and I found This comment

[@Kingston019]

I appreciate you immensely for this

[@mickshaw555]

Should have ended with prof. Michio Kaku's hair - Infinite magnitude in a multiverse of string madnesss.

[@mrilinski]

It would be interesting to create a video that compares the sizes of particles, components of living organisms and components of computers and other mechanisms. This sentence was translated in Google Translator, just in case I’m writing the original: Было бы интересно создать видео, сравнивающее размеры частиц, составляющих живых организмов и деталей компьютеров и других механизмов.

[@user-ir5yj9yk3x]

Excelent video.

[@simranraj8423]

😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@simranraj8423]

R44

[@baranyiproduction]

Incredible! Huge video! Thank you!

[@SimpToTheMax]

6:08 "mouse without tail" proceeds to show mouse with tail

[@Corndoggo_yarhar]

💀💀💀

[@graxxor]

More man made stuff in there at the small end like transistors and IC chips etc might have been nice.

[@babyzorilla]

That Dust Pig is something.

[@schillami]

😂😂😂

[@SWL_ufo]

Как это всё завораживает!!

[@hashem_awwad1980]

Beautiful and wonderful clip Shows the greatness of God

[@BeeDootube]

One thing that intrigues me is that while the size of a hydrogen atom is about 100 picometers (pm), and that of a proton is about 1 femtometer (fm), in nuclear physics, we often treat hydrogen as just a proton.

[@JUSTAMAN-mind]

The main thing to think is whether that is largest we yet have to discover .. Nice editing

[@KRATOS7514]

if the existence of a multiverse multiple universes existed I wonder what the list will look like

[@jerodoverfield9635]

I wonder that too at some point even our universe would be a tiny Speck

[@archlich4489]

Check out "10 Dimensions in 2 Minutes"

[@michaelpayne8419]

Infinite, try comprehend that

[@TheYurubutugralb]

@@michaelpayne8419which type of infinity 😮

[@bonerprime4010]

@@TheYurubutugralbsurely there would have to be an absolute infinite amount of universes in a grid type pattern to prevent collisions, assuming they’re the same mass. Or there’s an absolutely infinite amount of space between them, otherwise again they’d collide eventually. Then again that could be happening in the future, or right now. Tbh we probably wouldn’t even know if our universe collided with another, because I know for galaxies that two colliding galaxies is quite anticlimactic as everything is so spaced apart that nothing actually hits each other, it’s like two clouds of dust just coming together and making a bigger cloud.

[@dmitry9532]

And eventually the observable universe may end up being just a proton of something larger. and so on ad infinitum.

[@robbit4butterfly]

It should be explained why proton and neutron appear much bigger in the atomic nucleus. They are side by side with different sizes. 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@julianocamargob.7232]

It's just a representation, because we don't actually know the shape of the particles, especially because the most recent studies report that the particles do not have a visible shape, they are just areas of energy. Just like the electrical energy present in the wires. But the size is correct (1-10 fm) which is what is needed for calculations to predict reactions, properties, etc.

[@robbit4butterfly]

@@julianocamargob.7232 I still don't get it. When we don't know the shape of the particles we show them with varying sizes? Why don't you stick with an assumption? The arbitrary sizes may be acceptable in different situations, but not in one single comparison that is all about sizes!

[@julianocamargob.7232]

@@robbit4butterfly Can you translate your comment for me? I'm Brazilian, and there's no translation option appearing in the answer comments. My language is Portuguese, I would appreciate it if you could do this.

[@mattbrown817]

Thank you so much for making this it is a truly wonderful learning tool to exemplify the nature and notion of our O.U. As Ad Infinitum

[@globaldata1]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Folker46590]

@@globaldata1 These kind of videos are completely useless; they are used by atheist to argue against God, to make people feel small and insignificant, and to basically say "human life is worthless." Good job making more people feel unimportant.

[@LeafTheFox]

The hidenburg-glass airship💀💀💀

[@juliangiangrande7353]

Now for the unobservable universe

[@JulianJohnston919]

I will give this post a like asap!

[@lemonacidrounds7293]

Hyperion tree is very impressive

[@johnkoval1898]

2:05 People think a cloth mask will stop a Corona virus! Ha Ha!

[@damianjblack]

It stops the droplets of liquid that contain the virus. Besides, that's like saying "people think a vest will stop a bullet".

[@TomYam-hm1vx]

Ваууууу....(Woooow) респект аффтарам этого ролика, просто поражает воображение. Hi from Ukraine

[@giopiffe]

As soon as Mitochondria came up i yelled "THE POWERHOUSE OF THE CELL"

[@maxarc0001]

the proof how imprtant we are in this universe, equal zero :D

[@mephInc]

well that got real big real fast

[@rebecca_stone]

My brain can't even take in the size of the sun. What a perspective shift this is. Brilliant piece of work!! Music awful though. Watched on mute. Yeeesh.

[@zkyroni]

Unbelievable things can be so small yet so Huge at the same time 😳‼️

[@AldeGuerra123]

Awesome video and music! Great job! Thank you!!

[@Kinowyrodanpl]

Or maybe You would movie Godzilla monster size comparison 2024 please

[@DataPrism]

respect the amount of time editing of people who spent for this video

[@cameronwiley9412]

Ready to see some big planets and I see "Neutron". "Crap, did I just tap on a half an hour video."

[@michaelhawthorne8696]

Good work, thank you

[@bkatz0218]

Love it. ❤

[@Andrew-vt2wq]

Ostrich took me by surprise ngl

[@KiroYT24]

I'm saying, I always thought they were like 6 feet tall

[@eagleshe5247]

Morebackbros watched this video. You can search KZbin for him. Thank you for letting me know my knowledge more.🎉

[@donpadilla2003]

That was awesome. Thanks😊

[@biagiogiangiulio5567]

impressive video

[@littlemoo52]

i heard that the universe is so large that not only is there life forms out there but its large enough that an exact replica of earth isn't out of the question.

[@jammydodger2111]

wow - incredible soundtrack, too!

[@lawsonharrison6927]

If you had continued zooming out you could have seen the bag of marbles containing our universe.

[@furcornmsm123]

Wow the coolest video I've ever seen!

[@CroftSurvives4Ever]

Wow this is amazing. Very mind blowing and how beautiful this Universe that we are in really is! 🤍

[@celxoirealyx]

My face appears on the screen after zooming out observable universe. Me: Bro c'mon 💀

[@wendohgermaine6448]

It's crazy to think that at the end even the observable universe could just be a blip compared to what we can't yet see.

[@davidcross8028]

Not quite....Big Ben is the Bell in the tower. The tower itself is 315ft high.

[@trevorwilson5496]

No one cares

[@davidcross8028]

Because few realise they should.!@@trevorwilson5496

[@ghost9-9ghost]

Bro with comments like that, you're going to have someone take vengeance and order a cold pizza to your house without paying for it.....

[@schillami]

Step on a Lego

[@slamhamwhich4996]

just imagine how big stephensfather is.....

[@AtmHlpv247]

11:35 ммммм Интересненькоо , какой интересный аиршип ,мдаааа

[@MOLDA_]

its crazy that the like and subscribe icons are the biggest observable things ever actually

[@dashcamcompilationswithcomment]

omg, very nice video

[@Dan-gg8fk]

I was thinking the same thing. Thanks for the comment.

[@svetlanaandrasova6086]

There is no way there isnt life somewhere out there

[@johno4521]

All together- WE'RE HERE 🖐️😲🤚🖐️😲🤚✋😲🤚

[@johnsmith-ou2nv]

За 1 год наблюдаемая вселенная стала больше в диаметре на 6,6 миллионов световых лет из за расширения