VFX Artist Reveals the True Scale of Atoms

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[@Heating56]

“Maybe you should take that with a grain of salt. *But what if you did?*” Vsauce level transition there

[@arkthul8872]

This comment made my day

[@andymcl92]

Hey Corridor Crew, Wren here!

[@apersonwithagoogleaccount571]

...that in 5 billion years, it will come near earth and even a 0.9171817% chance to hit

[@bigbalticbox]

VSauce are literally based opposite them across the street, about 20m away last I remember, so maybe Wren was inspired a little bit by several visits.

[@tyranttyphoon1222]

So good

[@thesovietkevin7275]

"So what did you learn today?" "We have millions of FedEx trucks sending air to our brains"

[@DerekWright1]

If it was USPS we’d be dead :(

[@leviticus4848]

The size of giant UFOs

[@erdenechimeg2312]

I don't get it

[@nero_0ren146]

Adam or atom

[@raptor7978]

*Trillions

[@lewisseale]

Vsauce: *doesnt make a space video for years* Wren: Fine, I'll do it myself

[@nobody-tj1mv]

He did one recently tho. Recently in Vsauce time that is.

[@Paulito-ym4qc]

he´s also wearing vsauce merch, right?

[@ChefPollen]

Damn beat me to it

[@habin_lds]

he even did the classic Michael 'thanks for watching'

[@klurikon3004]

Whose Vsauce?

[@russellcurtis6334]

I remember reading somewhere that a planck length is comparable to a micron (one thousandth of a millimeter) in the same way as a micron is comparable to the entire observable universe; so the size of a human being actually leans more toward being “big” than it does “small” when you are comparing all possible scales.

[@philojudaeusofalexandria9556]

The entire universe may be on the order of 10^6 times the size (or more) of the observable universe... And there could be a near-infinite amount of universes in the multi-verse. So we really have no idea whether we are 'big' or 'small' if you start from the planck length and scale up to all that exists.

[@user-eg7vk5wq6q]

"size is irrelevant at the quantum level" Finally a good excuse thanks mate.

[@hajimehinata5854]

idk why but I found your profile pic www.google.com/search?q=pikachu&tbm=isch&hl=en&chips=q:pikachu,g_1:chibi:p28rMPBu1_s%3D&client=ms-android-samsung&prmd=ivmn&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwisi57S_qzrAhUMahoKHW-jBtEQ4lYoAnoECAEQDg&biw=412&bih=678#imgrc=Q3Q97b22rQVvKM

[@eightdogstreet]

Soulaima Rahal its just pikachu

[@kucingcalico]

@@hajimehinata5854 congrats?

[@TheCatBee]

@@hajimehinata5854 wierd Flex but ok

[@baronbofesthe3rd991]

Same bro

[@Love-ht6lp]

“Atoms are the smallest things in the universe” Me: *Sweating nervously*

[@saperoi]

quarks*

[@yandrak6134]

LMFAO

[@pelvis349]

Your *profile pic* must be small

[@pelvis349]

But size is irrelevant at the quantum level

[@franciscovlogs9440]

You got balls for saying that but not big ones

[@jyessiterriaynt1131]

Beginning: Atoms are incredibly small Toward the end: TERROR OF THE PENNY

[@anidiot6140]

true

[@twixen835]

Quarter : I'm about to end this man's whole career

[@exobestbg]

That would be a great movie!!! Terror of the penny Starring Wren and Le Atoms

[@oofkingthe2nd812]

Imagine a half dollar coin

[@josukehigashikata9357]

Bruh

[@smjarvis1234]

There’s more molecules of H2O in a teaspoon of water than there are teaspoons of water in the ocean.

[@doctorcookie3485]

Underrated comment

[@prajwalshivgan2847]

Yo ,is that true? Or is it just an exaggeration

[@vikaluksena]

@@prajwalshivgan2847 that my friend, is physics

[@Bolero6879]

@@prajwalshivgan2847there is an estimated 2x10^23 molecules of water in a teaspoon, but theres only 2x10^20 teaspoons of water on earth

[@prajwalshivgan2847]

@@Bolero6879 damn bro!! That's so overwhelming to think about

[@ceviche4life951]

“Size is kind of irrelevant at the quantum level” *me and the boys getting ready to head to the quantum level*

[@seanmcadams1216]

Wow. Just...wow. So immature to be commenting this on a highly educational video designated for ACTUAL intalectuals. You just ruined people's day with this extremely ugly use of humor and it's freaking hilarious I literally died

[@mellofan2012]

@@seanmcadams1216 ok boomer

[@bibbytenbillion]

@@mellofan2012 did you read the entire comment

[@adamg85]

@@bibbytenbillion probs not

[@vledermaus]

@@bibbytenbillion Ofc not, kids these days aren't used to reading anymore....also the misspelling of intellectual bothers me a lot ^^

[@Kazutoification]

I'm all for the running transitions into a shot of Wren riding.

[@zehle]

Yeah, I love that kind of nonsense detail ^^

[@alextortugo]

That shot was hilarious

[@100Peterll]

That detail was awesome

[@briancorrell]

was LITERALLY about to comment this. I think that's all I took away from the video is how dope that transition is

[@Nderak]

they are mindfucks

[@takayamontezdeoca6983]

Can we just step back and realize we’re getting this kinda of incredible content for free

[@yusriledmodo6598]

thanks to youtube.

[@Isa-zc6bj]

shhhhhhhhhhhh dont let em know that its free or youtube will freaking make some channels to be bought to watch

[@ОлесьГальчук-о5ь]

@@Isa-zc6bj premium content lol

[@superidol4670]

And since is youtube we remember this more than at school

[@teadrinker1105]

Let’s me guess, quarantine getting to your head

[@Corzappy]

The fractal analogy is literally perfect. No matter how far away or how close up you get there is seemingly no end in sight, it just keeps going.

[@nitroblocker6301]

just to prove your point what if the planck length was the size of the universe and how large would the universe be then

[@lawrencedoliveiro9104]

The Planck length and Planck interval are the limits, though. According to current physics, there is nothing smaller. Spacetime itself breaks up into a foam as you get down to that level.

[@bruhmoment9429]

@@nitroblocker6301 the Planck length?

[@Zeno21340]

@@lawrencedoliveiro9104 idea- going smaller than the planck length and the planck time could hold something- for example a universe where physics are different- but just a thought

[@TM-cm4gb]

But its an abstraction that comes from an idea that universe is granual and is made of bits of information that can be quantified. Susskind has cood lectures on the topic, but in reality we have no idea how anything really works on large scale or in small scale.

[@burritoboy9429]

It would be cool to have this guy as a math or science teacher

[@crookedclosure]

I prefer vsauce michael

[@burritoboy9429]

@@crookedclosure that would be cool too

[@Astr0_rl]

Agreed

[@AnoxmoosOG]

Fr

[@r1zkibeats169]

Now you have 69 likes (nice 👌)

[@coolcam055]

3:21 is my favorite part. It's such an easy to miss joke, but I love that hidden cut so that it looks like Wren is running the whole time

[@MiaogisTeas]

Right? There are two, they literally made a running joke...

[@bahbah_booie5202]

w a z z thank goodness someone else appreciated that I laughed so hard

[@Numberplay]

4:51 for the other one. I loved it

[@00Natki00]

Bro thank you for pointing this out, literally made my day 😂😂

[@GaviLazan]

And all I can think of is how many times he fell off his one wheel during the shoot.

[@charliesouthgate3231]

Who's Adam and why is he so small?

[@JornL]

Nice

[@floodrunner_2042]

Charlie Southgate Adam is self conscious dude, cmon

[@Andee...]

I was going to comment that wth

[@EatinPaste]

Just wait till he brings Penny into the mix. This guy knows no bounds.

[@ShigetoDT]

Charlie Southgate this is one of the funniest comments I’ve seen in a KZbin comment section

[@AlliandWill]

Well that just blew my mind......... Not only because of the information, but how long it must have taken to create and render all of those animations!!

[@shadowproductions969]

honestly not too terribly long I'd imagine, render time anyway. Fluid and smoke simulations take longer than anything to render. Most of these shots, like the penny and grids, etc. Would take longer to photoscan and layout/design than to render with a good computer or render farm like they likely have.

[@literally_not_kevin]

*wrender

[@privatepreviewer9167]

hahaha when you are an expert, it can take 3-4 days. I can render anything there :D

[@Azaelris]

@@privatepreviewer9167 i like how he got it to look like it was there but im guessing thats easy if the cameras still haha

[@Greenpixel16]

Imagine all those dangerous shots from the cameraman.

[@RRIA_America]

0:24 made me wanna cry when the objective hit the slide 😩

[@TBagginz5489]

Wut??

[@Max-rq3et]

Awesome player 078 the lens. (Objective) hit the glass slide

[@wyntryx7977]

ohhh damn that actually hurt me when i finally saw it

[@borgyboo]

Railroad Institute of America I was gonna say the same thing

[@HardcoreGrady]

Dude seriously haha, I had to stop the video for a second to regain my composure.

[@budwardplayz1792]

"size is kind of irrelevant..." "...At the proton level."

[@bigpal8games]

If the atoms are turned into the size of a tennis ball, everything would still be the same. Just bigger

[@markedcarlos6856]

Bro hold up! U just blew my mind

[@markedcarlos6856]

Wait if atoms got bigger then everything would be the same. NOTHING WOULD BE BIGGER. NOTHING!

[@_username]

yeah

[@MrBub-pp7re]

Making everything still normal

[@thenasiudk1337]

Damn what a straight fact

[@sjortcut]

"Imagine a planet sized disk filled with tennis balls". My Dog: *p a n t i n g i n t e n s i f i e s*

[@hitorirui1235]

Painting not panting

[@picturesque1708]

@@hitorirui1235 wut?

[@firstlast9731]

l0l

[@GB_0110]

@@hitorirui1235 huh?

[@storm8498]

hitorirui123 u good?

[@josiahr.2472]

"The size of the known universe is 93 billion lightyears wide." That like... Bigger than three football fields.

[@quip2900]

your not wrong

[@Ash-zm1vx]

r/techicallythetruth

[@hewad378]

@Person 753 Nah that can't be true. I refuse to believe that

[@asaries8390]

I mean u aint wromg

[@mrmaniac3]

Probably...

[@VoidySan]

I feel like this would be an amazing video to show to a classroom. You're probably not gonna learn anything that'd help you pass a test, but I think it would definitely help give a sense of scale and hopefully make the topic of atoms and molecules more interesting

[@cookiesdll]

Vsauce: Finally, a worthy opponent.

[@bl5533]

cookies.dll lmao

[@TechnologicallyTechnical]

Now I want to see Michael and Wren fight to the death

[@M0nteplier]

Our battle will be legendary!

[@nathanielumana8950]

YESS

[@nathanielumana8950]

I had a weird feeling

[@timonmoor3432]

Seriously no one is going to talk about someone breaking the microscope slide with lens probably damaging the microscope at 0:24?

[@SuperSky551]

Timon Moor I know lol

[@vibaj16]

Maybe it’s a metaphor for how using light microscopes breaks down when trying to look at things literally smaller than light

[@nalinimulagund93]

@@vibaj16 oh my God you have big brains

[@huonsmith]

VIBaJ 16 you sound like my English teacher over analysing literally anything

[@199NickYT]

@@vibaj16 it's like those commercials of people being annoyed at trying to do simple tasks "UGH no matter how far I zoom in, I just can't see the atoms! FBBBBBFFFBFBF!!"

[@PDawg2017]

“You cant see atoms” Me who can see 1 trillion atoms at the same: Signature look of superiority

[@SquareRootOfPie]

Me too! sometimes when I look around I see tiny little dots.

[@anvaryusupov8245]

I eat atoms for breakfast

[@PDawg2017]

@Vlad-Mihai Ivascanu big brain

[@ytdude_g2042]

@@SquareRootOfPie bruh you maaad stupid dawg

[@_RETR01]

i breath atoms :O

[@jaylenchilders3488]

4:39 "in DOG we trust"

[@kepler1175]

Teacher: How far is alpha centauri? Me, an intellectual: 14 pennies

[@emmettscharn2576]

U.s measurement system be like that

[@notekun3105]

I remember one time. My teacher told me whats your height and I say 192 normal size bits of corn. That not how that works it is by foot and inches Well actually 3 normal size bits of corns is 1 inch so 192÷3 and divide that again by 12 that makes it a foot So 192÷3÷12 is 5 remainder 4 so my height is 5-foot and 4 inches. Yes im small

[@beresrobert4262]

@@notekun3105 just use the standard american measurement, 1.3168809622563253% of a football field.

[@freddysanchez7003]

@Anandito Stefan Imanuel Nugroho 👁👄👁

[@packerman1203]

1.3468 × 10^-9 light years is how wide the earth is, alpha Centauri is 4.37 light years away from the sun

[@robotplays346]

“It would take 14 pennies to get to our nearest star!” My bank account: dangit, I’m 6 pennies short

[@blueeye2281]

I really regret for your situation son. Now I'm going to get some milk.

[@rajanrao]

@@manojnarayanannair HE NEED SOME MILK

[@thatcanadian3240]

@@samanthalu7810 dang it Im 142649464746473412143769089363447342325375960397242638473547201946426391835372910 pennies short

[@azamgulzar8257]

I am INFINITE pennies SHORT AHHH

[@thatcanadian3240]

@@azamgulzar8257 I am omega 1 pennies short (watch vsauce)

[@ashtonanolte]

"Take it away penny!" Penny: E X P A N D

[@boristhesovietlovehammer8374]

Ashton Nolte E N L A R G E

[@ProfessorHX-tc5ss]

E X P A N D

[@classydays43]

That.penny has.such a beautiful voice 😭

[@inferno9924]

Remember: it costs only 14 cents to go between stars, it just takes a while to walk across....

[@BatuhanDere]

Inferno This is why cracking isn’t worth it

[@alexxweed3504]

But 25 cents... 25 cents is all it takes... To see god

[@luisverdin9482]

@@alexxweed3504 perfection

[@marcusdavis569]

0:24 the “scientist” broke a glass slide because she put it on to high of a magnification power. Lol 😂

[@theguyya]

I think it's stock footage. That would make more sense.

[@borgyboo]

I saw that too lol

[@cutetigger1037]

I saw it, it's funny :D

[@ExileLuciola]

yup that was like the first thing I saw lol

[@Jack_Fuego]

Middle school science class knowledge coming back to me

[@moffatphone]

Getting Vsause vibes here

[@Whiskypapa]

Maybe its the vsauce tshirt?

[@CyberDoctor-tc8tc]

Ikr

[@landroverrangeroversporths2569]

Vsalsa

[@savvyrose4502]

when he said "thanks for watching" like how vsauce says "And as always, thanks for watching"

[@justanordinaryman6534]

Or is it?

[@apexclip3458]

One of the best YT videos on scale and quantum dynamics. And at the same time, makes Intelligent Design seem very plausible. I can’t imagine subatomic particles existing without being created. 🤔

[@LickorishAllsorts]

That is as circular as logic can get.

[@Wulfiewolf]

I was confused, the video didn't start with "Vsauce... Michael here"

[@carnagekills693]

Sascha Schwarz lol 😂

[@fargo4034]

Because this was a exclusive young vsauce and before he said "vsauce ... Michael here"

[@yoyoman_blue6485]

It's "Heyyyy Vsauce... Michael here.."

[@khornii7513]

Jesus Christ my brain is hurting just trying to process this

[@static7137]

the scale is just way too big for us to comprehend

[@thatguyinthecockpit7379]

If you have read it before somewhere it’s actually easy

[@beta8573]

Bro don't blaspheme

[@G010-c4m]

The Planck penny will be 8.37e15 or 8 quadrillion 3 hundred seventy trillion kilometers

[@maskedmarshel7645]

This is like my highschool science class

[@lefttwix4245]

When you're trying to do a vape trick and your friend messes it up 1:36

[@lucyalexandra.]

Tygo colenbrander i found this wayy too funny 😂

[@leonardo123211]

You, my friend, are a comedy genius

[@sadrgbzdhxjyugfcsh]

This is the most underrated comment that ever existed.. people with IQ over 150 only will get this and I'm happy I'm in that group

[@lucyalexandra.]

Pauls Klucis same *high fives*

[@leonardo123211]

@@sadrgbzdhxjyugfcsh yess I was so happy I got it

[@emilienamaury3839]

Just that beatifull story, we can see some transition, but even with that all the, plans are perfectly chained, that make that vidéo so perfect. And gave me nearly a tear cause that beauty.

[@kevaughnmerrill6534]

"Imagine a giant, planet-sized disk." *flat earthers laughing*

[@spudanky]

kevaughn merrill steam rocket gets built

[@greased4493]

Lol

[@henjoyer]

“In the quantum realm size is kind of irrelevant” Nice

[@zeevortex4994]

Nice

[@DeltaTWO24]

nice

[@serajalhorani838]

Nice

[@ir0n1c22]

Nice

[@fortazerty]

Nice

[@chebryan]

Someone is gonna post the classic “I learned more about atoms in this video than my entire semester” Edit: why are all my old comments getting so many likes?!? Anyways, thanks for 1.2k likes I guess.

[@sleepdeep305]

Agreed. Really freaking annoying, like it’s the schools job to always go in depth about a topic for an entire semester

[@jameswolf5513]

I did.

[@domencherry7749]

Someone is gonna post the classic "someone is gonna post the classic 'I learned more about atoms in this video than my entire semester.'"😂

[@Edithmedjdoub]

I learned more from my semester

[@lizd1986]

I learned more here than at my entire school

[@lochlanmuir2291]

4:37 “IN DOG WE TRUST”

[@Xenrys]

I like this "VFX Artist Reveals" series - mixing Wren's fascination with learning and VFX skills is always a pleasure.

[@jayharburn646]

Even though he's not a scientist, it really shows the results achieved by efficient research and professional visual effects.

[@levoniust]

@@jayharburn646 agreed, also most of the science things we watch on youtube are not done by doctorit scientist.

[@kruleworld]

Those running transitions.... amazing

[@whatiwonder4299]

Wren: "Size is irrelevant at a quantum level. Me: "Heyyy ladies..."

[@mrpotarthi9553]

F

[@jordanranstead3016]

F

[@watcher.6154]

F

[@giganouschadious7749]

ohhh self burns those are rare.

[@workop]

A quantum ladies

[@acutepotato6792]

"size is kind of irrelevant at the quantum level" Planck: hold my constant.

[@kendrickfarrell5689]

Planks constant is 6.626E-34 witch is bigger than the size that size irrelevant

[@darinningthoujam5493]

Watch it when you're high

[@fezzingtons]

@I Love You *plays the opening riff of 2x4 by Metallica in my head before stopping abruptly with a needle-pulled-off-the-record noise*

[@joyce_rx]

@@fezzingtons *Plays 0-3-5 instead*

[@MrPotatoAdrian]

why hello there cutie

[@aripocki]

"Electron in an atom" is replacing "Needle in a haystack" for me.

[@taka4059]

Big brain.

[@edoardoprevelato6577]

The concept is pretty much the same

[@cyrkielnetwork]

The fun part it's only probability. There are places where electron is more probably to be, but electron (for example of your hand) can be in specific monent in different galaxy. The farest form atom, the less propablly you will find atom, but this probability is never 0 no matter how far you looking.

[@erikrivers1927]

cyrkielnetwork okay Socrates

[@DeathBringer769]

@@erikrivers1927 It has nothing to do with Socrates and everything to do with Heisenberg, lol ;)

[@leegrainger1474]

everyone be like: omg atoms are so small! me: wondering how he was walking at 0:11

[@izzynobre]

This video was absolutely incredible.

[@mofita1487]

tapoha, o izzy

[@andrew_owens7680]

A number of years ago (1977) "Powers of 10". Considering when it was made, it was quite powerful. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Zpeuc5usec-or5I

[@firstlast9731]

yea

[@natesmate6527]

I see the youtube algorithm has trapped you too

[@ruancosta4551]

Por que se ta aqui boy

[@christianbrighten6092]

"size doesn't matter in the quantum scale" Finally, I can relate to atoms

[@massshooters_arepussies]

hi, I’m adam

[@LucidHandle]

Oh dang First reply in 10 months, Wsp adam

[@massshooters_arepussies]

@@LucidHandle wsp mark

[@Dnuggets]

Yeah Wsp Adam

[@splashyrzz]

I ❤ Adam

[@HairyApeKnuckle]

Mostly empty space lol

[@fishy2584]

The fact that a penny with planck length of 1 tennis ball would be 6,64 BILLION TIMES larger than our entire observable Universe is crazy.

[@cursedcliff7562]

"Just imagine a planet sized disk filled with tennis balls" Dogs: *Excessive panting*

[@R1shva]

lol

[@Pleasereportmyaccountihateit]

Lol

[@thenasiudk1337]

Lol

[@enchantedmg3415]

Lol

[@lolololololololololololilooo]

Lol

[@alston4211]

Science be fun on KZbin, but not in school.

[@red-dudedaantibabypillen6682]

Das tru do

[@colorron8]

SO T R U E

[@firstlast9731]

Obviously because science at school is not fun at school. duh

[@sssharefff]

Actually visuals and usage of imagination increase your curiosity towards some subject. That's why this video is fun :)

[@Stjepko15]

True

[@moggyspud]

I feel like I've learned something but nothing at the same time.

[@taylorflink7552]

Same

[@SophiaAstatine]

There's nothing to learn. This is that kind of information you can see or know but not understand. Numbers big bruv

[@bonesofeao3968]

Thats the feeling of learning just how little you know, shits wild

[@DeRockMedia]

@Casey Lewis what ails you my friend?

[@andrewk2625]

You are infinitely smart and infinitely dumb lol

[@ZS15_]

3:20 I love how if this happened scientist would just brush it off saying “oh, huge blood cells, seen it.”

[@andrewkim3005]

Is it just me that the person in the stock footage at 0:24 just broke the slide with the lens.

[@JH-rm3qf]

Lol yep, noticed that as well. WTF lol. Just snapped the glass in two pieces.

[@kirkkek]

Yea I saw it I was like "... that's not right."

[@thesun4003]

Lol yea

[@azula-3875]

hahaha didnt see that first

[@saatvikagarwal6358]

WTF man

[@boltplayz1671]

Imagine if that penny that was bigger then the whole universe was still worth 1 cent LOL

[@onemoremisfit]

I'd melt it down and corner the copper market.

[@james6401]

It depends on the rate of inflation

[@boltplayz1671]

@@james6401 ok

[@boltplayz1671]

@@onemoremisfit okay that’s actually really smart

[@harshkrishnatre1768]

@@onemoremisfit but how

[@elancrulito1524]

4:36 Am I the only one that realized in the penny says "In dog we trust"?

[@_Chousa_]

Nobody: Me in the middle of a conversation: You only need 14 pennies to reach alpha centauri

[@ErikAdalbertvanNagel]

that's too expensive, sorry.

[@deleetiusproductions3497]

Erik Adalbert van Nagel Really? Check your wallet.

[@ErikAdalbertvanNagel]

@@deleetiusproductions3497 sorry, in my country we don't have pennies.

[@deleetiusproductions3497]

Where do you live then

[@ErikAdalbertvanNagel]

@@deleetiusproductions3497 where not the us dollar is the currency

[@fans.fantasticfeatures]

He changed the topic of the video to the size of atoms to the size of a penny so quickly.

[@ShubhamPa8]

This is getting into vsauce territory and i love it.

[@Sh1nrue]

yeah like what's wren academic background? how is he have this curious mind all the time??!

[@Genoprototype]

i was half expecting at the end "And as always, thanks for watching"

[@ShubhamPa8]

@@Genoprototype lol

[@jackvoraces]

The narrator of the audiobook here. It was such a pleasure working with Sam and the book was actually a real fun read. Happy to answer any questions on the production of the book.

[@Lord_Brocktree]

Nice! I just downloaded it and I am excited to give it a try.

[@jackvoraces]

@@Lord_Brocktree excelent! I really hope you enjoy it!

[@tychogoedhart286]

Do you have to do takes for an audiobook, like with movies?

[@trumpatier]

I've been looking into recording for audio books. Would you say it's worth the money, as a job replacement? And do you prefer full royalty, half royal half up-front payment, or single payment? (I forgot the terms for describing each system)

[@jackvoraces]

@@tychogoedhart286 Yes and no. You want the book to be as smooth as possible so ideally you would read the whole thing in one go and bosh! In reality you make mistakes and have to re-do lines, or if there is a particular character voice or emotion that you want to nail you may do several "takes" and choose the best one later.

[@arandomgamer66gamez69]

5:58 you could say it costs 14 cents to get to alpha centauri at this scale

[@Yejjj]

I like when Wren is excited about doing VFX, but I love him even more when he is so passionate about physics and scales. This makes me feel so happy for him, cause I know that I look the same, when I talk about similar things

[@DarkestDawnZK]

"VSAUCE! Wren, here..."

[@kierasher1]

He was totally doing an impression, lol

[@encryptedmaze]

This is probably the single highest production quality, most accurate, and most informative video about this topic which will ever be made. Please do more videos like this!

[@forgottencereal113]

Funny that you ask kzbin.info/aero/PLwVUbPpIRn1Rk8ZTRQHN3aynLrabaTUrk

[@CollinKeegan]

Check out the tens scale video. Like the one about the tens place or whatever that I think IBM made.

[@3User]

I doubt about the most informative part, sure it is very high quality and is also informative, but there are literal government research laboratories and private corporations that research these things and also publish articles and videos on them

[@jjjohnson3419]

Lmao i like the bit he keeps doing where the shot starts with him running, & pans up to show him like very obviously not running haha It makes it even funnier that he never addresses it too 😂

[@mmc204]

0:25 you had one job

[@pabloandresleivainzunza3944]

jajajaj that triggered me

[@almostarma]

Ohhhh myyyy GOD! That’s annoying

[@gius4real415]

I don't get it

[@Arassar]

Oh damn I missed it the first time

[@virtualfroggy]

Eee i didnt see that at first

[@fionayaas9113]

This guy is just continuously telling us how insignificant we are as humans

[@davel7037]

That should not bother us, our interaction with outer universe is almost nil at this point

[@Reactiontime6000]

I’m insignificant to humans aswell

[@ryan-jb9fh]

if you think about it tho, humans are the only things (that we know of) that are capable of understanding the scale of the universe. Making us significant as somewhat like the universe's way of understanding itself.

[@averythesuperhero]

@@ryan-jb9fh I mean, I think it's less humans understanding the scale of the observable universe, and more theorizing and translating it into a way that humans can process with their brains. We're just a bunch of fleshy things on a rock in space, tbh. We don't necessarily understand the universe, this is just how we interpret it. Extraterrestrial civilizations likely have completely different ways of interpreting it our minds can't even process.

[@carso1500]

@@averythesuperhero thats not how it works, we know we understand the rules of the universe because we can actually use said rules to make stuff, like the computer you are using right now, of course this all comes from interpretations that the brain does but it works so who cares, and so far humanity is the only one capable of doing it at this scale, there are some animals capable of using tools but no other animal uses science to decipher the universe A diferent species would probably have similar ways of procesing information, not the same but there would probably be similarities, and so far theres absolutely nothing the human brain can't comprenhend So yeah we understand the universe because we are capable of doing stuff that actually works within it's rules and mechanisms, we have pretty much dominated the electromagetic spectrum that is one of the fourth fundamental laws of the universe for example

[@blokay_garage]

Adam: Blows vape away Vaper: 1:36 Like ik u ik

[@dannyb.2911]

I love that vine/ meme thing Really creative 👍

[@2tall308]

This is so fucking dumb and it’s hilarious 🤣

[@GoldballIndustries]

[@taytayjoy]

RedGaming Studio it’s a meme

[@2tall308]

RedGaming Studio kzbin.info/www/bejne/gWHUk6ludsand7c

[@bacongamer3082]

humans: AHHHHHHHHHHH RUUUUNNNN red blood cell: come back here you forgot to pay me your oxygen that you ordered from amazon

[@Prokerboss]

Underrated

[@yyuuu___77]

Plsssss 😂😂

[@abrahammarcus1959]

😂😂 good one

[@coconutmallman]

AliExpress Oxygen.....

[@AsafAnimate]

The Future Who Eats Red Blood Cell Chargeman Ken Chargemen Ken

[@jessemiller5635]

Am I the only one that noticed that the penny he showed behind the earth said "In Dog We Trust"???🤣

[@haikal4232]

me: how far is our Sun to Alpha Centauri? americans: in about 14 pennies..

[@mercenarychef9465]

Anything but the metric system, man.

[@voidling2632]

@@mercenarychef9465 metric system is the only logical system. Who the heck calculate in feet? neanderthals?

[@chaos6839]

@@voidling2632 ikr

[@jsmith4liberty]

@@voidling2632 Americans (and the British, in some cases)

[@123-s9c]

@@jsmith4liberty you what bruv we only use feet for height

[@theblobofflesh403]

3:21 I haven’t seen any other comments for this and it’s hilarious.

[@Sirstep]

I was caught pleasantly off guard. ;D

[@aesthetic_dude795]

SirStep1 lmao 😂 same

[@MonTaSsirGD]

Bro that had me laughing in meme language

[@chaosonyoutube3551]

69th like

[@theblobofflesh403]

blue boy I’m not sure if you’re joking just or didn’t realize what I was commenting about. I was not talking about the red blood cells looking like Independence Day, but the shot afterwards (it swoops up from him running sideways to him riding his one wheel).

[@thepaqua846]

Anybody else notice the “in dog we trust” at 4:35

[@SalvusGratiumFidem]

Yes pretty pathetic they would change that. Leftists are always leaving their mark on content

[@Niobesnuppa]

@@SalvusGratiumFidem Oh come on, have a sense of humour.

[@sonofblessed]

@@SalvusGratiumFidem He also stops the video from framing up at around 7:00 on the penny just before it shows the word "God," so that's two.

[@hulasebdenderschruti9277]

@@SalvusGratiumFidem This video is not about lefties, though it left you clueless. It’s about science, which is based on observations. Scientists observed zero gods and millions of dogs. Thus, in whom would they trust?

[@InactiveAccount2]

@@hulasebdenderschruti9277 "Who's a good boy? Is this a question we can answer? Is 'good' an innate trait or one earned? I must contemplate this on walkies."

[@insertgibberishhere4936]

Using some basic multiplication, the total amount of TV’s at 6:50-7:01 is 815. A 4K TV is 3,840 pixels wide and 2,160 pixels tall, for a total of 8,294,400 pixels. In total, there are 6,759,936,000 pixels (universes) throughout the TVs.

[@phoxal]

"Behold. I am become Salt Bae, destroyer of worlds" - Wren

[@loganwalker6859]

4:48 “Just imagine a giant planet sized disk filled with tennis balls” Flat Earthers: write that down! Write that down!

[@aym9808]

underrated comment here!!!

[@darthkenobi8572]

LOL

[@drenter7037]

This comment wins

[@shehroz.4117]

I've been waiting for Wren to enthusiastically talk about size again

[@heisselnicholaspramoedya8121]

Pp size?

[@shehroz.4117]

@@heisselnicholaspramoedya8121 ;)

[@pianomews9509]

pp smol

[@imadpunk1444]

@@pianomews9509 pp big

[@thelifeless1]

the shot of wren running side ways cracked me up

[@oximas]

"the universe is like a fractal with no end to how big or small it can possibly be our only limit... is how far we can see"

[@BrendanCalliesComposer]

He said this exactly when I read this comment lmao

[@lucasvasilev8364]

Sad blind noises

[@liammcintosh6392]

4:37 "IN DOG WE TRUST" Nice easteregg.

[@shebahammy]

Liam McIntosh copy

[@liammcintosh6392]

@@shebahammy wdym copy

[@goldendocsonic2012]

Lord Of Shiba Town ur a shiba so why copy?

[@navyblued]

*wait if dog is mans Best friend* *is god. Bad to man?*

[@220TENTEN]

I was looking for that

[@leviscuddler5479]

Nobody’s gonna talk about how he’s sliding while running..

[@StarlyteGaming]

He's using a one-wheel hoverboard

[@StarlyteGaming]

@@flynncarter229 He's using a one-wheel hoverboard . It's his pride and joy

[@PlayItAgainTubeSam]

He just adopted quantum mechanics, easy peasy

[@zappyapp]

@@flynncarter229 Redditors will destroy your career

[@kingcolgate5007]

Heelys

[@JohnathanPorkenstein]

That would also mean Abraham Lincoln would be the largest living creature in the existence of the multiverse

[@monkeyman3257]

People always say how small we are compared to the universe, they never think about how big we are

[@viso7251]

I learn more about atoms than I ever did in science.

[@kai_2378]

Nice pfp

[@viso7251]

Kai _ damn lol

[@statiic.04]

No cap

[@g-mancollections5264]

Damn, you really should've paid attention.

[@eivindmik]

Had to like because it was at 68

[@oreowithurea5018]

"Atoms are mostly empty spaces" *No wonder why I feel so empty*

[@thesily]

lol

[@liongames8776]

True

[@eggheehee]

I saw this comment as he said it-

[@Dabiocat_equestrion]

this rendering! chefs kiss

[@goldensabertooth2485]

Him: compares penny to a planet sized object : flat earther’s This one’s goin in my book

[@rickydinto]

Don't be fool, everyone know Earth is donut.

[@spongebobfunnyy]

Golden Saber Tooth going*

[@spongebobfunnyy]

Ricky Dinto its a sphere

[@jellybeancupcake4020]

@@rickydinto nah it's obviously a slice of cheese

[@nhn05]

@@jellybeancupcake4020 No we are hallucinating due to the lack of oxygen in space, imagine thing we call life.

[@faustwaust2352]

Proton: grows to the size of a tennis ball Red blood cell: becomes 5 km wide

[@spacesky5725]

Humans: bigger than Milky Way

[@tandlose]

I think it was atom the size of tennisball

[@yadhukrishnan1195]

@@spacesky5725 Not milky way galaxy but possibly bigger than the universe!

[@yadhukrishnan1195]

@@spacesky5725 I mean in comparison with plank length to a tennis ball.

[@jaiden5447]

Me an american: angry noises

[@bigmilo9670]

Size is irrelevant in atomic levels Atomic girls on atomic tinder: “Boi why you lying”

[@Log-On-Line]

he said the quantum level not atomic

[@o_infinity_o3395]

I love these replys lol

[@carsondimech129]

What is going on with those 2 replies?

[@rswgj]

"You keep using that word but I don't think you know what that means." I thought of that every time you said inconceivable.

[@zealousgodwin7685]

Wren: “Imagine a giant planet sized disk.” Flat earthers: uuuuh we live on one. I don’t have to imagine it.

[@dadwithtourettes]

Just to play devil's advocate. Those who BELIEVE in flat earth cant PROVE flat earth scientifically, so even in what they think is the truth, they would still have to imagine what it looks like lol

[@mnaltacc7450]

i read that wrong

[@zealousgodwin7685]

D Trayer Jr. sorry to upset you

[@dilanrajapaksha]

Amy Godwin keyword is imagine

[@Thundershield23]

that planck length reveal almost gave me an existential crisis, lmao

[@Trainboy1EJR]

I think there is a joke that only a dumb person would be able to survive all the knowledge in the universe... I was unphased by the reveal. I think there was even a joke about it in The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy. It's a fun movie and a great book series. In case it wasn't obvious, I'm not all that smart.

[@Hritthik_N_S]

Imagine about 1 Google. It's value is 10^100, more than we can imagine.

[@aprilbrandon3441]

That’s giant

[@rolandlee6898]

“Size is kind of irrelevant at the quantum level” Gonna use that on my next date..

[@TheZapan99]

It's like when actors flip pipettes upside down.

[@thiagounreal]

this running to one wheel transition really confused my mind.

[@wisewigga7129]

@Polite Gordon Ramsay how do you exist is this real

[@whofreakingasked]

4:01 "And this guy would be the destroyer of worlds" XD

[@dgavinin]

"Everyone knows atoms are tiny, they're the building blocks of matter" Quarks and Leptons: am i a joke to you?

[@ayatshalapy4690]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@drunkginger0077]

(WHEEZE)

[@desbugfan8429]

What are leptons?

[@funnysticklady]

quarks and leptons would be the 60% silica (sand), 20% to 30% alumina (clay), 2% to 5% lime, up to 7% iron oxide and a little magnesia of the atom (google it that's what a red brick is made of)

[@jasonnilsen4990]

string: AM I A JOKE TO YOU?

[@sfhaar]

Fun fact: If you uncoil your DNA and line it up in a straight line, it can go at least 10 billion miles

[@drewwagner5227]

Hear that women, size is irrelevant at an atomic scale

[@Mortality_]

quantum*

[@general_-rt4bt]

@@Mortality_ ok nerd it is a joke

[@endee2723]

@@general_-rt4bt do you mean "joker"? HA! HA!

[@suddencucumber5994]

@ Goose _ silly goose. go to the pond if you want to act like a silly goose.

[@RiftMFG]

...wait