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There was a bird 🐦 on the floor eating something under the table

Interesting video but your camera work makes it really hard to watch at times

These cockroaches are embedded everywhere.

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excellent bro !!!!!!!

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I flew my airplane to north Fox Island; I noticed it is exactly north of the Goshen IN. airport. Exactly. I camped overnight. I imagined that for one day I was the mayor & sheriff there. At the time it was loaded with monarch butterflies. No cell service.

My cabin is not even a mile away from there and it is beautiful there, i explored it a day ago before this comment was posted. Sad to see it get demolished 😢

Sick pedos then and still running today.

Only 2 months?

because the size to distance is so separated I personally like the dual scale model where sizes are 1:1B and distances are 1:1T, I think it does both jobs well at the same time while keeping it at a reasonable size. anyway this is still very cool!

Now do the same with Stephenson 2-18.

Very informative and really puts things into perspective.

This is absolutely amazing! The only thing I miss from the video is Pluto. I still see it as a planet. But still, this is wonderful, this video brings those retro Solar System scale model vibes back!

Nice video thank you!

Awesome video! Really puts things in perspective! Crazy that we've figured out the calculations to send satellites to go see these distant wanderers!

"no one can be a farmer AND an astronomer" *this guy*

*applaud*

Saturn has a hexagon at the pole which is wild! It must be a sign of something.

Really informative and interesting video

I recreated the same model using a sun only 3mm in diameter, and it still stretched over 12 metres. Total nonsense

😂😂 Now explain how that sun has enough gravitational pull to keep hold of the furthest planets away, all while not pulling any of the nearest planets into it. Total nonsense. All planets(wondering stars) celestial bodies are all local and within a local sky, much much smaller than what is claimed in the ridiculous globe theory.

Pretty cool idea, the next star distance blew my mind , the universe is 💫 huuuuuge🌌

Thank you for this video, I really enjoyed it! I gasped when you revealed the distance to scale to Proxima Centauri - it is truly mind-boggling. Keep up the good work, I have subscribed!

1:16 that still calm water out that far from shore makes me so uneasy. Like the sea when the Titanic went down.

Missed opportunity to add Ceres or even Pluto

I really loved the birds eye view and the exercise book connection. Everyone can relate to those book diagrams. To see them as they really could be was interesting.

There is no way that mankind would reach to the closest star system

This is actually incredible. Such a simple demonstration but so effective. This is best solar system scale video to date. An your back yard is huge!

Backyard????? Call it a National Park!!!

Thank u sir for this amazing video

If I was a teacher I would show this to school kids that’s fun

How far in the field would you have had to have gone to illustrate kuiper belt objects

If Sun is a size of a grain of sand. Next star will be in 30 km

Thank you very much for this share of knowledge 👍👍

The best and most graphic explanation of the real distances between planets I've ever seen. Thank you.

Great job of illustrating the massiveness of our solar system! It makes me wonder how the sun's gravity is strong enough to influence objects that are so far away. (among a million other questions that come to mind!).

Very interesting and well done video. Hope it receives as many views as it deserves. 🙂

very cool

As soon as the sun was a whopping 5.9" I was like, he's not going to be able to contain this in a yard! This is an awesome video, and may the algorithm bless you this day!

That is one hell of a back yard, holy moly. I will adapt this for my astronomy seminar tho, thank you for the inspiration!

RIP Pluto

Excellent demonstration and model. I would just point at two mistakes. Your model of Sun should be perfectly white. Sun is not yellow. It gives off white light, it has no hue and is a standard against which whiteness is measured. Also, when discussing composition of Uranus and Neptune, "water ice, ammonia ice and methane ice"are misleading pleonasms. _Ice_ in planetary geology has a different meaning. It is a synonym for _volatiles_ and means chemical composition, not state of matter. Water, ammonia, methane, nitrogen, those are already _ices_ in this terminology. As for their state of matter, they are far from being solid or cold. Gaseous at the tops of these planets (with occasional solids in form of cirruses), these materials turn into a supercritical fluid because temperature quickly rises above critical one and no matter what kind of pressure is applied, they will not liquefy. Insides of all giants planets are hot, pressurized, dense supercritical fluids. Abrupt transition in form of phase boundary, such as with Earth's water ocean, does not exist. Once again, excellent model. You're lucky to have so much space available. :)

My main takeaway was Americans have really big back yards

This is excellent, thank you for the demonstration!

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Maybe do a roadtrip to the next solar system? And explain that solar system (if possible)

Do you have video of the other island that’s further out ? It’s blurred on every satellite

What amazing stories & accounts of life in a simpler time

Thank You for the history lesson, I didn’t know it existed 👍❤️