When MASSIVE Becomes TINY

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[@BlenderTimer]

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[@Scudmaster11]

Newfoundland dogs are the best

[@iquitokay]

My pick for the smallest planet is 2014UZ224.

[@HenryKopelson]

he just made me think that galaxies are small and a chameleon is big. HELP ME

[@toltol69733]

@@HenryKopelsonskill issue 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 😂😅😂😮😮😅😅 😮 😮 😅😅😮😮

[@kuckkuckrotmg]

U forgot plank length

[@daleisicolemen9030]

This guy is criminally underrated

[@BlenderTimer]

I guess that's better than overrated! 😂

[@v8torque932]

This guy is criminally fard

[@lucascorona9694]

Yeah he is

[@jktech2117]

soon he will not, algorithm seems to have enjoyed him.

[@Scbalq]

And you're a criminal

[@Gamer-ym5ls]

And just understanding that all these huge things made by small tiny atoms is incredible

[@BlenderTimer]

Very true!

[@rolloxra670]

@@user-cj5ew9hm9xThat’s true, we are not in the Universe, we are part of it, we are the Universe.

[@Menma_Furikake]

@@user-cj5ew9hm9x And Psycology is the study of the brain: the brain learning about the brain.

[@LiebeLeuchten]

​@@user-cj5ew9hm9xwe often forget that we, like rocks and the sun, are the part of the universe and are it itself. Not some out of place being

[@rameezsheikh7576]

Incredible is when you understand all these thing are made by GOD ALMIGHTY, THE ETERNAL.

[@onetwothreefourfivesixseve7699]

"this is the close button for an ad which is also not microscopic"

[@BlenderTimer]

Well...except the ones that don't have a close button.😐

[@navilandinator4479]

XD

[@thiesenf]

And this is uBlock Origin... the ad killer...

[@Wolfgen_dragons]

@@BlenderTimerfr they are so annoying😭

[@Menacing311]

That’s smaller than an atom bro ong 💀😭

[@SLINKIS2]

If you want to find something: 0:00Tiny: 0:00 Atom 0:15 water molecule 0:22 adenovirus 0:28 mycoplasma gallisepticum 0:35 Small: 0:35 Red blood cell 0:46 grain of sand 0:54 sugar granule 1:00 water drop 1:07 ladybug/ladybird 1:19 frog 1:28 chameleon 1:35 german shepherd 1:43 just a man 1:48 giraffe 1:54 space shuttle 2:12 Big: 2:14 saturn v 2:27 hyperion (BIGGEST TREE) 2:37 eiffel tower 2:43 burj khalifa (TALLEST BUILDING) 2:59 bigger: 2:60 mount saint helens 3:16 currant peak 3:23 mount rainier 3:37 denali 3:54 mt. Everest (TALLEST MOUTAIN) (TALLEST OBJECT ABOVE SEA LEVEL) 4:08 space: 4:10 halleys comment 4:28 bernardinelli-bernstein (LARGEST COMET) 4:41 hygieA (SMALLEST PLANET) 4:55 ceres 5:06 pluto(LAGEST DWARF PLANET) 5:13 moon 5:24 mercury (SMALLEST OF ALL MAYJOR PLANETS) 5:36 mars 5:48 venus 5:56 our world 6:18 neptune (SMALLEST GAS PLANET) 6:29 uranus 6:37 saturn 6:51 Jupiter (LARGEST PLANET) 7:03 sun (LARGEST OBJECT) 7:38 out of our solar system: 7:39 sirius 7:56 polaris 8:13 VY canis majoris 8:25 UY scuti 8:35 stephenson(LARGEST STAR) 8:46 MASSIVE: 8:58 segue 2 9:11 milky way 9:20 ESO 306-17 9:36 Alcyoneus (LARGEST GALAXY) 9:49 herclues-corona borealis great wall (LARGEST STRUCTURE IN THE OBSERVABLE UNIVERSE) 10:04 the observable universe 10:23 back to the start: If you want to find something: 0:00Tiny: 0:00 Atom 0:15 water molecule 0:22 adenovirus 0:28 mycoplasma gallisepticum 0:35 Small: 0:35 Red blood cell 0:46 grain of sand 0:54 sugar granule 1:00 water drop 1:07 ladybug/ladybird 1:19 frog 1:28 chameleon 1:35 german shepherd 1:43 just a man 1:48 giraffe 1:54 space shuttle 2:12 Big: 2:14 saturn v 2:27 hyperion (BIGGEST TREE) 2:37 eiffel tower 2:43 burj khalifa (TALLEST BUILDING) 2:59 bigger: 2:60 mount saint helens 3:16 currant peak 3:23 mount rainier 3:37 denali 3:54 mt. Everest (TALLEST MOUTAIN) (TALLEST OBJECT ABOVE SEA LEVEL) 4:08 space: 4:10 halleys comment 4:28 bernardinelli-bernstein (LARGEST COMET) 4:41 hygieA (SMALLEST PLANET) 4:55 ceres 5:06 pluto(LAGEST DWARF PLANET) 5:13 moon 5:24 mercury (SMALLEST OF ALL MAYJOR PLANETS) 5:36 mars 5:48 venus 5:56 our world 6:18 neptune (SMALLEST GAS PLANET) 6:29 uranus 6:37 saturn 6:51 Jupiter (LARGEST PLANET) 7:03 sun (LARGEST OBJECT) 7:38 out of our solar system: 7:39 sirius 7:56 polaris 8:13 VY canis majoris 8:25 UY scuti 8:35 stephenson(LARGEST STAR) 8:46 MASSIVE: 8:58 segue 2 9:11 milky way 9:20 ESO 306-17 9:36 Alcyoneus (LARGEST GALAXY) 9:49 herclues-corona borealis great wall (LARGEST STRUCTURE IN THE OBSERVABLE UNIVERSE) 10:04 the observable universe 10:23 back to the start: this took me a day Pls like

[@BlenderTimer]

Why'd you list it twice?🤔

[@ItsMyOpinionDude]

@@BlenderTimer thats why its took a day

[@epicgamingchannel318]

@@ItsMyOpinionDude that makes no sense

[@mango6059]

I am suspecting a copypaste already because of the double listing

[@youareasoharammodebrother]

2:60

[@ZeeJBC]

“This is the entirety universe, but it’s still really really tiny.”

[@stonewolf2606]

Two likes?!?

[@dpad_]

size is relative

[@hussamisen]

@@dpad_ not really when the smallest is atoms

[@willp11]

@@hussamisenthere are smaller things than atoms

[@hermanwei3783]

Yep

[@CloudyPuzzler]

I can't believe your microphone is the smallest object. What a plot twist!!

[@BlenderTimer]

🤣

[@Rando1481]

My pp is the smallest thing

[@drtoothache]

I don’t get it

[@joshuaguzman4686]

@@drtoothache it goes smaller then the atom pay attention

[@timduncan9696]

Wtf is that emoji

[@alexcontreras9081]

And I’m out here working two jobs to pay my rent

[@WuzAsleep]

10:05 This is "Your mom" one of the biggest things in our solar system.

[@KBoden1973]

Observable UNIVERSE

[@RobloxNoobPlayz]

Observable Mom

[@UniverseFacts516]

Honestly we need more channels like you. You make these videos very simple and not boring, keep it up!

[@BlenderTimer]

Thank you!

[@Algodoothemaker]

@@BlenderTimer awesome!

[@TheoKar2020]

@@BlenderTimero

[@Makuro_chanFan]

​@@TheoKar2020 oo

[@chaotic_adamOfficial]

​@@Makuro_chanFan ooo

[@JCCyC]

The fast zoom-ins in videos like this always give me a slight vertigo.

[@KenFullman]

He was lucky the atom was still there. It only takes a sneeze and it would be gone.

[@dudewithacat52]

​@@KenFullmanachoo! oh no! my atom!

[@ArrghhMatey]

at the end it should say "THIS, is your mom"

[@Jesse_Pinkman1]

hahahahahahah

[@Vegitanimator]

Props to the people who moved us away from the observable universe just to make this video.

[@PurePain_1]

Truthfully, I have watched many comparason videos like this and to say the least, this is the best. Smooth animation, straight to the point, no lingering on unimportant things. Great potential, keep it up.

[@BlenderTimer]

Thank you!

[@lohithpappula]

True!

[@donichiro]

what about metallballstudios though?

[@Diudo123Amogus]

Half of the people watching unlocked a new fear 💀💀💀💀

[@remi3875]

There is always a bigger fish

[@billowthepillow8628]

bro made every space person mad with saying the letter v in saturn v

[@BlenderTimer]

🤣

[@SpaceNebula69]

⁠ngl it’s better for you to use 5 cause it sounds kinda weird

[@Aryel2000]

I love how this guy talks information about each object it’s so much funnier than boring comparison videos that just show boring pictures

[@BlenderTimer]

Thanks!😂

[@epic4427]

So we're tiny.

[@random_editz820]

Pretty much.

[@mitchellbarton7915]

Video: *gets to mountains* Me: *Anxiously waiting for everest intensifies*

[@BlenderTimer]

🤨

[@mitchellbarton7915]

@BlenderTimer LOL idk I think I was baked when I wrote that. Lol I knew everest was gonna be on there. Actually learned of other mountains in between

[@dominikmilien]

This. Was. Incredibly. Good. I owe you an applause for this. Even though I have seen many of these comparisons already, I gave yours a chance since I have noticed the high quality of your videos. And it was perfect! It didn't lack humor and the ending zoom thing with the instrumental music was really emotional. Very well done. ❤❤ Quick edit: Actually, where did you get that song and what is it's name if I may ask?

[@BlenderTimer]

Thank you very much! The song was Beyond Infinity. You can download it here: pixabay.com/music/pulses-beyond-infinity-159345 I made the song specifically for this video. LOL PS: I also have linked all music and graphics in the video sources page (linked in the description of the video) in case you were looking for anything else.😊

[@dominikmilien]

@@BlenderTimer Awesome song, thank you! ❤

[@shiftbladegd1254]

​@@BlenderTimerhow big are farts?

[@123jbuster]

i read the first word in this comment in his voice

[@Planetmango48]

Yeah.

[@drakeowen7860]

This is one of those videos that I remember forever but will never be able to find again no matter how hard I try.

[@BlenderTimer]

🤣

[@obamabinladen]

Just had another 14 year old existential crisis

[@nickre96988]

I don’t think any human has the ability to grasp how large the universe actually is

[@Super_Sonic_gamer714]

If the earth was a grain of sand, Jupiter would be 10 stories away from the sun. (On this scale the sun is a tomato and Jupiter is a pea) That’s just the distance from the sun to Jupiter, Saturn is 2X as far as Jupiter, and that distance isn’t anything to the Milky Way. The Milky Way is nothing to the great attractor. And the great attractor is nothing to the universe.

[@rafox66]

The funniest thing is videos like these can give you a good idea of size, but they still make galaxies and the universe seem small compared to how unbelievably massive they are in reality.

[@voyager.young_]

What even is reality at this point? merely what we as humans experience

[@Useless22]

And yet we still have people out here denying that aliens exist.

[@443Cosmic]

aliens do exist. The universe is actually most likely infinite, which means there gotta be atleast some type of living organism out there

[@Thelittledevilonyourshoulder]

⁠@@UQI_CTwhen did the comment mention the creator?🤔

[@Thelittledevilonyourshoulder]

@@UQI_CT the comment is mentioning the video not the creator, the comment is based off of the vast universe yet to be explored which is explained in the video where he talks about the mere scale of the universe (its massive.) By the way most of the comments on most videos never mentions or talks about the creator just the concept and idea.🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@Thelittledevilonyourshoulder]

@@UQI_CT why would you watch a video if the video is not related to the creator

[@Thelittledevilonyourshoulder]

@@UQI_CT the universe isn’t infinite therefore it is not anything it’s not like a multiverse

[@pointless_toad]

This is INSANELY underrated. The animation/graphics are smooth and well made, the explanation/wording is clear and easy to understand, and, the script is clever and funny. WHY HAVE SO FEW PEOPLE SEEN THIS jingoisdngoaisrgm

[@BlenderTimer]

Thanks!😂

[@aviralpandey119]

Moral of the story, no matter how big you are, never become a bad person because there is always someone else bigger than you to punish you

[@NickAndriadze]

I absolutely *ADORED* comparison videos since I was literally 6 years old and that love has never disappeared from me. Also, the fact that largest structure discovered in the observable universe is like 1/5th the size of the entire thing is genuinely mind-boggling to me.

[@placefeature5329]

Yeah crazy how god made all of it

[@vividant]

​@@placefeature5329that would be pretty crazy wouldn't it

[@risyadxmi443]

1/10th to me, but i still got your point.

[@SlizMaster]

​@@placefeature5329whatever you say.

[@TrueNativeScot]

@@placefeature5329jewish mythology is nonsense

[@user-um4rh8cr1m]

It's both funny and scary at the same time how small we are in this gigantic universe 😮

[@causedirt1787]

Yet so big compared to the foundation of it.

[@LiamJohnson-sl8jq]

"I mean, you can't even argue that my script literally says "The best dog breed ever" LMAOO

[@luvvybee7942]

It is absolutely crazy how tiny we are I got chills from this, it just keeps going and going

[@CyberCatBlues]

Absolutely excellent video! You combine education and make it a lot more fun. Keep up the good work!

[@BlenderTimer]

Thank you very much!

[@shiftbladegd1254]

Amog us

[@_redniel_]

​@@BlenderTimer i found your channel when you only had 2 videos

[@BlenderTimer]

@@_redniel_ Cool! Thanks for joining the...uh...idek what.🤣

[@tariffictypist7372]

The fact that a virus can be that freakishly small is horrifying to me. Why is it 20 nanometers that is so freaking small you need an electron microscope to see this living-ish thing

[@Mewmew1-2]

Why is it horrifying?

[@roecatgaming]

​@@Mewmew1-2because that tiny thing can infect someone and potentially cause millions of deaths?

[@Mewmew1-2]

If you say it that way maybe.@@roecatgaming

[@KoId.]

@@roecatgaming95% of them aren’t deadly

[@roecatgaming]

@@KoId. and 94% of them are undiscovered

[@lemondedeounasetounasjr6840]

So i realised that since the universe formed 13 Billion years ago, if there is a galaxy or star for example 20 Billion light years away, it would take another 7 billion years for us to finally see the universe using a very advanced telescope

[@Starzzy1414]

“This is nothing, but it’s still VERY small”💀

[@TylerMcGraycat]

9:12 Hey i found my dad!

[@lovelymccaffer967]

What is your dad's name?

[@TylerMcGraycat]

@@lovelymccaffer967 why do you wanna know 💀

[@spacii112]

This guy so underrated I expected this to have millions of views

[@BlenderTimer]

Thanks! Hopefully!

[@CGIQ.]

There comes a time in every animated science channel where they MUST make a Size Comparison... This was a good one 🤍

[@darkonyx6995]

Every science channel MUST make atleast one video about each of these things in their lifetimes: - Size comparison - Dinosaurs - Black Holes

[@Zero_Li24]

​@@darkonyx6995you forgot about nth dimesions 😅

[@cigzandvalentines]

i just discovered this video and Oh. My. God. this is insane. thank you so much for making this!! size and the scale of things compared in the observable universe, from teeny tiny atoms to entire galaxies, are one of my favorite concepts in science and this is a really gorgeous representation of that-everything is just done so well, incredible job!! 💞

[@BlenderTimer]

Thank you!

[@B33net]

The fact my guy is still clarifying new comments when he has 20 videos is insane.

[@Thom_kk]

watching these videos make me think how we are nothing in the Universe and how our existence is meanless

[@BlenderTimer]

Our existence certainly isn't meaningless, but we are definitely tiny!

[@TheDarkSide11891]

The meaning of life is whatever you make of it, and in my opinion, the fact that you can make such a perceptible difference as a tiny speck in an incomprehensibly large universe is what makes life so meaningful.

[@miedzianytv8987]

We only appear tiny when compared to things, that no one can experience. From our human perspective our lives are long and meaningful

[@city-2b2t]

God created the universe and humans in his image, all existence is created by God for a meaning and purpose.

[@msw7021]

@@city-2b2t How was God created without existence?

[@MarvinPowell1]

The observable universe is almost as large as the ego of my ex.

[@memeeeisgud]

The fact that we have such a big universe and there may not be any other life forms honestly scares me

[@s.s.99]

The fact that you can still see the mountains while looking at Pluto puts things in perspective for me. I see why people say it’s not a planet anymore

[@HenryKopelson]

you know it gets big when the tallest building in the world is at 2:49

[@BlenderTimer]

😂

[@Director_K1]

10:12 the rest is covered in fog of war, we have to uncover the map

[@Spino2722]

Yes the other empires are waiting for us to get to the end game to defeat the world boss

[@M8OfTheNorth]

This is why I’m not opposed to the idea that aliens exist. They may be somewhere billions of light years away in some other galaxy but if earth can exist then it stands to reason that some other planet in some other solar system could sustain life as well.

[@4x4Toyota88]

I tried to comprehend whats beyond and it hurts so incredibly bad when I think about it

[@Vienna3080]

And this is all without including the Planck Length and other subatomic particles

[@ibrahimahm3d]

Woah this needs way more views everything is spot on and very well organized 👏👏👏 UNDERRATED

[@BlenderTimer]

Thanks you!

[@Samuel2010]

@@BlenderTimer❤❤❤

[@clyve343]

"and no, this is not just a boring video about atoms" *goes over to water molecules*

[@BlenderTimer]

😂

[@douglasthompson9070]

That ending felt like one of those Mandelbrot videos.

[@RayMapa73]

6:28 correction: Uranus is the coldest planet

[@leungnamnam8372]

Mine's😮😮😮😮 Oh s**t💀💀

[@viniciusandrade6505]

​@@leungnamnam8372stop that joke

[@FreddyGorillaVR]

i was about to say that

[@BirksyChillz]

We finna feel small with this one 🔥

[@Alejuandro.6500.]

Especially our di- donuts yea donuts😅💀💀

[@akiyk]

"And last but not least, this is the amount of time you'll be waiting for GTA 6 to come out."

[@SaidThoughts]

"At only 1.2 billion miles" OK UNIVERSE! I see you.

[@ashisboi]

Did I just waste my time watching this random video instead of studying for my midterms? Yes, yes I did and it was worth it!

[@BlenderTimer]

😂

[@mikolaj2685]

Nice video! Would be interesting to see the largest mountain in the solar system compared to everest, or the largest black hole compared to the stars

[@BlenderTimer]

I know! I could have easily made this video like 10 hours long! (ok maybe not 'cause that's a lot of images to make😂) But I did do a comparison of the largest mountain vs Mt. Everest in my first video if you're interested. kzbin.info/www/bejne/r5KzmX6ZaJathtU

[@BurningLemon1970]

The largest mountain in the solar system is Olympus Mons. It is 21.2 kilometers tall, which is over 2.3 times the height of Everest. However, the mountain's slope (for most of the way) is very, very shallow. this means Olympus Mons is roughly the size of France.

[@Mookka4]

This kind of stuff makes me feel lightheaded, and thinking that we could just explode at any minute. Very well done video!

[@BaconGaming734]

"This is the last time you'll see earth" Later in the video : Earth

[@ninjapotato6703]

How is this guy so underrated? I learn more from one of this videos, than from a hour long science class. You deserve at least 1 million subscribers! Keep up the great work!

[@BlenderTimer]

😂 Thanks!

[@chesterlai9444]

With all due respect sir it’s probably because you don’t pay attention because your attention span is such a wreck from watching KZbin

[@nesrineelassri]

This is what a watch when I have nothing to do in my life Anyways, this was amazing, wow

[@BlenderTimer]

Thanks!

[@nesrineelassri]

@@BlenderTimer you're welcome ✨

[@pundenman6520]

No matter how you explain the big size of the universe, there will be no human really understanding it

[@BlakeWyatt-HSP]

Basically tell me there's a God without telling me there's a God

[@Jappley]

the zooming in part was so trippy

[@goldcanyon340.]

You summed this up in a way that was equally educational & entertaining. Thanks!

[@BlenderTimer]

My pleasure! Thanks for watching!

[@Adventuring_Korok]

Thats crazy, how miniscule and unimportant we are in comparison, i knew some stuff in the universe was crazy big, but se see it compared like that makes it so much more imaginable, thanks.❤

[@thomlb4301]

Something that always blows my mind is to think that there’s more chess positions that exists than particules in the universe. Ain’t that crazy !

[@AlienDuDe909]

This was the craziest and best one of these scale videos I've ever seen... HUGE props to you!! I hope you can get more attention because this was awesome!!

[@BlenderTimer]

Thank you!

[@AlienDuDe909]

@@BlenderTimer No problem! 😁

[@creationanimation4844]

I was genuinely shocked that this video only had like 40k views You earned a sub and a like the visuals were absolutely incredible and it was actually really funny Keep up the hard work I can’t wait until this blows up

[@12minn7]

that means it has gained 80k in just a day! wow

[@Kb-xq2ry]

The fact every single person watching this still can’t comprehend this is what’s scary we as humans our brains just can’t comprehend it

[@SciFiTronic]

The only bigger than the observable universal is that blue background😂

[@-aid4084]

Very cool video, puts size into perspective a lot more than other videos of this type.

[@BlenderTimer]

Thank you!

[@Winterdoors2]

7:43 Sirius, is Seriously Massive Serious, is Seriously Massive Sirius, is Siriusly Massive G R E A T L O G I C R I G H T ?

[@AgdaFingers]

Another crazy fact: Mount Saint Helens was taller than it is now, due to "certain circumstances" that transpired in May of 1980.

[@mintblindfoldedguitarguy]

As an size difference enthusiast, this whole video made me blush somuch X3

[@user-ud3qm2wq5c]

This guy needs so many more subscribers. Ur vids are literally better quality than most channels past 1 million subscribers, u truly deserve over 1 mil subscribers

[@BlenderTimer]

Thanks!

[@gacharobloxfun6159]

@@BlenderTimerI agree so bad!

[@LeoFlomo-nr8rb]

This guy is speaking real facts

[@KiemPlant]

YES!! I was waiting eagerly for a complete zoom-in at the end and got anxious it wasn't gonna happen anymore. I can live peacefully now.

[@user-sv2oj5um1q]

Me sitting here eating popcorn in the middle of a huge city, even though it’s still really tiny:

[@NoobPro-gj4gq]

you forgot to mention extreme large blackholes in this video

[@LucasDuynisveld]

Wow! Props to the cameraman!

[@BlenderTimer]

Yes! Had to have run several trillion times the speed of light for some of those shots!

[@tedjoyce4036]

6:20 minor nitpick but despite being the furthest planet from the Sun, Neptune is not the coldest planet and that honour instead belongs to Uranus

[@gd-jvy-official]

Watching stuff like this always boggles my mind. Especially with how in the hell we know the sheer sizes of the objects in space and what else could be out there

[@its4chris]

its not about size, its about personality

[@edenrizzo7621]

That made me laugh so much

[@aarora3899]

5:55 Hmm, I didn’t know that

[@bob677videos7]

Wow! This comparison hit different! I have seen a lot of them by now, but this is the first one that I can truly grasp some perspective, even though some things are greater then our comprehension! Great video!

[@BlenderTimer]

Thanks!

[@TheJedimaster6788]

i think after a certain point, our brains can't even comprehend MASSIVE

[@jaybartgis5148]

Random fact. As a truck driver, I have driven more miles in my career than the size of the sun's equator

[@justlivinglife5609]

Easily one of the best comparison videos I have ever watched

[@weeweefeet4030]

“Last time I checked, birds didn’t have 6 legs” Meanwhile the 6-legged lady -

[@krns1695]

One blood cell has an universe of atoms inside of it. People look out there but the answer is inside

[@BlenderTimer]

So true!

[@jotasietesiete4397]

One thing that wasnt mentioned, is that while small, our moon is roughly 3 times more massive than all the objects in the asteroid belt combined, of which ceres holds a third of the mass

[@JasonJabberjaw-xe3og]

So so that means you you're telling me an elephant is bigger than the universe

[@BigCatnapDominus]

Now calculate how many atoms are in this universe.

[@RayMapa73]

6:39 THIS is the smallest Gas Giant

[@0rfanidis]

Amazing video! I've always enjoyed these where you go from planck length all the way to the observable universe. Also the coldest temperature has been recorded on uranus even though it is closer to the sun than neptune!

[@BlenderTimer]

Thank you!

[@JackAnderson770]

“Sirius A is seriously massive.”

[@hazardgoose2352]

honest.. *THIS* is amazing

[@BlenderTimer]

😂 Thanks!

[@landon2050]

This was awesome, and that zoom in at the end AMAZING, instant subscriber

[@BlenderTimer]

Thanks!