🚗🚗 I hope you like this video, as always, I have chosen some countries, I can't add them all. Everything is included, paved and unpaved roads. For the calculations, 20 cm of road thickness and 0 of internal diameter in the spiral were chosen. ----------------------------------------------------- 🚗🚗 Espero que les guste este video, como siempre, he elegido algunos países, no puedo agregarlos a todos. Todo está incluido, caminos pavimentados y no pavimentados. Para los cálculos se eligieron 20 cm de grosor de calzada y 0 de diámetro interno en la espiral.
@@yellowflash7696 Yes, it used to be a desert with fucking Bedouins, and then they suddenly found oil and built a city in the middle of that desert and called it Dubai. An artificial country.
By asking for a wheel comparison you mean what? Cars, airplanes, coal mining machines, every 'wheel' used in any machinery (for example: clocks with their 'tooth wheels'). Such comparisons are technically impossible - you can't count them. There's to much fluctuation in their amount due to unregistered productions and destructions.
El diametro de la tierra es 12.742 km, el total de carreteras mundial daría para darle la vuelta 5.045,12 veces, si mis cálculos son correctos. Para Júpiter serían 459,75 veces. Mientras que para el Sol solo nos daría 0,46 veces, es decir, nos quedaríamos a algo menos de la mitad de rodearlo, o dicho de otras forma, casi daría para ir a las antípodas.
I think there is a mis calculation, going around the earth is perimeter of equator. Which is approximate 40000km so these roads will go only 1607 times around the earth
Para ese calculator se usa la circunferencia que son poco más que 40.000km (El diámetro sería para atravesar la tierra de lado a lado) Quedaría: Tierra/Earth: ≈1600 veces/times Júpiter/Jupiter: ≈145 veces/times Sol/Sun: ≈14veces/times
Very true. Though it's worth remembering that a big part of Australia is inhospitable desert. Canada and Russia also have the same issue. Except cold and mountainous, not flat and hot lol.
@@dddgaming885 i still wouldve expected straya to be higher considering we have the longest single nation road on earth plus many others that criss cross the outback
Fun fact: based on these numbers, if you drove at an average of 100kmh (60mph) it would take you a little over 73 years to travel every single road in the world! At 36, I’ve left it a bit late to start 😒😛
@@Person01234 haha yes it is! 😛 Might need to get my mates together so we can share duties, and somehow find a way to transfer goods and fuel to the vehicle on the fly 🤔😁
3:44 and this is why people don’t understand why US doesn’t have a good train system. We have the most roads of ANY country on earth. Everything in the US is made for cars. You will take 3 hours to go to work if you don’t have a car. And even then, 1 hour commute by car is not uncommon
If they did make a highway that connects all continents, as a trucker, that would be pretty lucrative. But also would never get home on time to see the kids grow up.
Cargo ships are extremely cheap per unit hauled. The only downside is they are restricted to ports. If there were bridges from Alaska to Siberia, or from Canada to Iceland and Scotland, that would also be a constriction (inflexibility of route). However, someday rail *might* be able to compete with ships (using such bridges), since rail is superior to trucks when it comes to large volumes and constricted routes.
@@victorgabriel8658 Imagine the one to Australia. If we assume they would only connect through the shortest paths, and that one road would be enough. So that otherwise the only major bridge would be the one crossing Bering strait between Alaska and Russia. We're actually so close to having a global highway network.
The USA alone has over 10% of the world's roads, with India not far behind. I know America has a lot of roads, but I didn't suspect the percentage to be that high. Crazy.
I knew the USA Inadia and china were gonna be top five but I didn’t of Brazil. Craziness. And I was surprised to see Japan so high given its small area. Very neat. 👍🏼
Siempre me a parecido interesante esto de las calles y carreteras, tener que hacer caminos por tantos lados, algunos increíblemente largos, por ahí debe de hacer muchos interesantes
Even being in 4th place, there is still a long way to go to connect important parts of the country, mainly from the south/southeast with the north of Brazil where the Amazon is located. I think this is due to the fact that Brazil has stopped investing in railroads, so much so that railroads today are almost irrelevant to the size of the country, leaving the investment year after year in federal and state highways since the 40s. Fun fact: there is a federal highway that has not been completed since the 1960s called the Transamazônica Highway.
I thought for sure Russia and China would be top two simply because they are the 2 largest countries by land. It’s interesting to see the US has so much more road than everyone.
58 % of China is mountains and 28% is Deserts Russia most of people live close to Europe rest living in Siberia Intresting one is India with half a size of US Almost Same Length Road Network
@@ItsJefin Not really. Western China would be in the top 50 countries by population (above Canada and Australia), and the rest of China is still bigger than India. Alaska is the biggest US state by far and it has way fewer people, and the smaller 48 states have fewer people living in the Mountain States too.
Man, these videos are such a great place to learn stuff! 30 seconds in, and I'm already pausing it so I can go look on Google Maps to see a place with so little roadway.
I would love to see you do rail networks next - and ideally put the road and rail networks next to each other, to put my home country (the USA) on blast. :D Glad to see the notes about road thickness too.
Perhaps you'd like to see high speed rail, or electrified, or double track if you're interested in passenger rail? As Dan mentioned we have a massive amount of track, it's just used for 25mph freight.
Yess America has the most! This is probably because we are very populated, and don’t have enough wildlife preservation laws, so we have A LOT of farmland, and the crops are all surrounded by roads.
Crazy how much more France has than the UK, given the similar size and population. Edit : Just looked at France on Google Maps, there are roads going everywhere!
@@Clery75019 551,000 if you excluded overseas territories, but you’re right. The UK being further up north distorts it’s size on Google Maps. Still impressive nonetheless to have that much road density in a country of considerate size.
@@DynamicUnreal Nope, overseas territories are excluded, otherwise that would be 672,051 km². What you are thinking of are very certainly overseas regions, yet those are fully part of France and the total length of roads in France does include them.
@@Clery75019 Whether territories or regions, they are are still overseas. When most people think of France, they think the land located in Europe and that’s what I was using for reference when I mentioned similar size. I get your point though.
China expressways: if is GXX it is national expressways If is GXXxx it is auxiliary national expressways If is SXX it is regional expressway Highways: if is GXXX it is national highways If is SXXX it is regional highways Other: if is X242 it is County road
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🚗🚗 I hope you like this video, as always, I have chosen some countries, I can't add them all.
Everything is included, paved and unpaved roads. For the calculations, 20 cm of road thickness and 0 of internal diameter in the spiral were chosen.
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🚗🚗 Espero que les guste este video, como siempre, he elegido algunos países, no puedo agregarlos a todos.
Todo está incluido, caminos pavimentados y no pavimentados. Para los cálculos se eligieron 20 cm de grosor de calzada y 0 de diámetro interno en la espiral.
Juas Juas
How about a cryptid size comparison? I've got lots of info that could help
Great video! How about a video on family generations/ biggest family trees descendants from one name.
You're going round in circles with this.
Suggestion; make a size comparison video of characters and spaceships of videogame franchise Destiny.
This was super fascinating. Especially the density. Some of the countries were really surprising. Thanks for your hard research and work.
Yeah, didn't expect UAE for example, at just 5km/100km2
Super fascinating? Not just fascinating? Is the word “Fascinating” not enough? People these days.
@@johnniewalker39 UAE is just desert. Couple cites here there but nothing much.
@@yellowflash7696 yeah ok snowflake
@@yellowflash7696 Yes, it used to be a desert with fucking Bedouins, and then they suddenly found oil and built a city in the middle of that desert and called it Dubai. An artificial country.
You should make a comparison video of how many wheels and doors there are in the world.
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Wheel gang 👍🏻
Weirdo
Wheel 😎👍
By asking for a wheel comparison you mean what? Cars, airplanes, coal mining machines, every 'wheel' used in any machinery (for example: clocks with their 'tooth wheels').
Such comparisons are technically impossible - you can't count them. There's to much fluctuation in their amount due to unregistered productions and destructions.
El diametro de la tierra es 12.742 km, el total de carreteras mundial daría para darle la vuelta 5.045,12 veces, si mis cálculos son correctos.
Para Júpiter serían 459,75 veces.
Mientras que para el Sol solo nos daría 0,46 veces, es decir, nos quedaríamos a algo menos de la mitad de rodearlo, o dicho de otras forma, casi daría para ir a las antípodas.
Imagine then the amount time humans would take to make dyson sphere around sun 😳
I think there is a mis calculation, going around the earth is perimeter of equator. Which is approximate 40000km so these roads will go only 1607 times around the earth
@@desi_bhai_ yes bro you are right
Para ese calculator se usa la circunferencia que son poco más que 40.000km (El diámetro sería para atravesar la tierra de lado a lado)
Quedaría:
Tierra/Earth: ≈1600 veces/times
Júpiter/Jupiter: ≈145 veces/times
Sol/Sun: ≈14veces/times
Es tambien suficient carretera para llegar a Marte.
Considering how big Australia is, it's amazing that Japan and France have more roads than it.
Very true. Though it's worth remembering that a big part of Australia is inhospitable desert.
Canada and Russia also have the same issue. Except cold and mountainous, not flat and hot lol.
@@dddgaming885
True, I’m from 🇷🇺
65% of Russia is permafrost and hardly inhabitable.
@@dddgaming885 i still wouldve expected straya to be higher considering we have the longest single nation road on earth plus many others that criss cross the outback
@@greasycheese1957 Australia has more roads than Russia and India relative to population size.
You got to think about where the population is on the map, Australia is mostly desert, so there might be fewer roads
I like how the circles turned out, they look like the rings of trunks or trees 🪵
Next video will be the number of trees, displayed as roads.
I was thinking giant reels of magnetic tape
Heh, trees that are made of tar, lmao thanks for the image 😂
The density per 100km squared is fascinating.
I meant 100 square km of course...
Fun fact: based on these numbers, if you drove at an average of 100kmh (60mph) it would take you a little over 73 years to travel every single road in the world! At 36, I’ve left it a bit late to start 😒😛
That is presumably if you never need to stop to eat, pee, sleep or do anything else?
@@Person01234 haha yes it is! 😛 Might need to get my mates together so we can share duties, and somehow find a way to transfer goods and fuel to the vehicle on the fly 🤔😁
Except in 73 years the road network would probably grow a lot... making it a never ending journey
MBS, I love how creative you are in comparing things! Wow!
3:44 and this is why people don’t understand why US doesn’t have a good train system. We have the most roads of ANY country on earth. Everything in the US is made for cars. You will take 3 hours to go to work if you don’t have a car. And even then, 1 hour commute by car is not uncommon
And while the U.S. does have an extensive rail network, it's optimized for freight, not passengers.
@@onlylove.99 not even close. 15 countries pollute more per capita than the US
that's also why cars are cheap here.
If they did make a highway that connects all continents, as a trucker, that would be pretty lucrative. But also would never get home on time to see the kids grow up.
Cargo ships are extremely cheap per unit hauled. The only downside is they are restricted to ports. If there were bridges from Alaska to Siberia, or from Canada to Iceland and Scotland, that would also be a constriction (inflexibility of route). However, someday rail *might* be able to compete with ships (using such bridges), since rail is superior to trucks when it comes to large volumes and constricted routes.
@@JWQweqOPDH Steel on steel is better than rubber on asphalt? Who woulda thunk.
it would be scary as fuck going through those bridges
@@victorgabriel8658 Imagine the one to Australia. If we assume they would only connect through the shortest paths, and that one road would be enough. So that otherwise the only major bridge would be the one crossing Bering strait between Alaska and Russia.
We're actually so close to having a global highway network.
@@victorgabriel8658 Yea. Like those disappearances by the Bermuda. Imagine driving for 2 weeks, but in reality you’ve been missing for 30 years😳😶🌫️
With all the road of the world combined, you could drive to Mars.
That's a loooooong road trip right there. Bring some snacks.
And some oxygen
61 years and a couple months
Are we there yet?
Are we there yet?
Are we there yet?
Are we there yet?
🤪🔫
@ 65mph (104 km), it would take you 210 years to get to Mars.
Do world's largest buildings (not tallest) next, imo.
that would be good
by volume
you get full marks for creativity , right there
Very cool! It's really interesting to compare the density numbers.
I love how its also always in comparison to the real world and actual cities. Makes it so much easyer to understand size
Boom, there's always room for more MetaBallStudios.
"Mommy! What are these giant Grey circles outside?"
69 Likes? Nice!
They aren’t real tho
Mom: It is the roads that you walk to school every morning!
@@Astranaut69 wooosh
@@rudolpd3009 what does that mean?
Yes
This somehow manages to be fascinating, terrifying and riidiculous, all at the same time. I love it!
One of the best channels on TH-cam
“Where we’re going we don’t need roads.”
Usa India and China, always them
They are the BFCs. Big Fucking Countries.
1:36 Ecuador has about enough to circle the equator. Nice coincidence.
The sheer amount of stuff humanity has built is astonishing, and terrifying.
These videos should be eternal 🤩
They are great, excellent MetaBallStudios ✨
The USA alone has over 10% of the world's roads, with India not far behind. I know America has a lot of roads, but I didn't suspect the percentage to be that high. Crazy.
That's a great way of visualizing the length of roads! Nice video
1:04 THATS ME!!!
1:37 Japan & Russia are similar length but opposite density extremes. Quite the contrast.
I knew the USA Inadia and china were gonna be top five but I didn’t of Brazil. Craziness. And I was surprised to see Japan so high given its small area. Very neat. 👍🏼
Inadia?
Inadia...🤣
China, India & USA the giants
🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
We've built enough road to drive to Venus when it's at its nearest to Earth.
Siempre me a parecido interesante esto de las calles y carreteras, tener que hacer caminos por tantos lados, algunos increíblemente largos, por ahí debe de hacer muchos interesantes
No surprises that the USA comes first, but I didn't know Brazil had so much road to comes in 4th!
Even being in 4th place, there is still a long way to go to connect important parts of the country, mainly from the south/southeast with the north of Brazil where the Amazon is located. I think this is due to the fact that Brazil has stopped investing in railroads, so much so that railroads today are almost irrelevant to the size of the country, leaving the investment year after year in federal and state highways since the 40s. Fun fact: there is a federal highway that has not been completed since the 1960s called the Transamazônica Highway.
And to think that Ancient Rome had more kilometers of roads than alot of these countries!
Puts into perspective why they can't keep up with potholes in some countries ... That's just a ton of asphalt
Nice new opening animation with the blackhole
Great video! Small typo, for the Cayman Islands, the diameter is probably 447m and not 447km :)
"So, How much road do you want to connect your cities"
The U.S: yes
O trabalho desse canal e muito bom compartilha ciência o criador esta de parabéns😎👍🏼
Just imagine you wake up in the morning, open the window, and see a giant roll of streets rumbling towards your house
I thought for sure Russia and China would be top two simply because they are the 2 largest countries by land. It’s interesting to see the US has so much more road than everyone.
58 % of China is mountains and 28% is Deserts
Russia most of people live close to Europe rest living in Siberia
Intresting one is India with half a size of US Almost Same Length Road Network
China has more paved roads and expressways. The other countries have a larger percentage of roads unpaved.
@@ItsJefin Not really. Western China would be in the top 50 countries by population (above Canada and Australia), and the rest of China is still bigger than India. Alaska is the biggest US state by far and it has way fewer people, and the smaller 48 states have fewer people living in the Mountain States too.
Be it any criteria, I find that the top 3 are always the US, PR China, and India.
By population
I'm from 🇺🇲
metaballstudio can you make videos about iron comparison
Man, these videos are such a great place to learn stuff! 30 seconds in, and I'm already pausing it so I can go look on Google Maps to see a place with so little roadway.
I would love to see you do rail networks next - and ideally put the road and rail networks next to each other, to put my home country (the USA) on blast. :D Glad to see the notes about road thickness too.
I have news for you, we probably have by far the longest rail network. It's just freight rail. Since freight is actually useful.
Perhaps you'd like to see high speed rail, or electrified, or double track if you're interested in passenger rail? As Dan mentioned we have a massive amount of track, it's just used for 25mph freight.
India gonna be number one soon after seeing the growth at which India's infrastructure is developing:)
Epic animations 🌟🌟
Greetings, you are the best at this 👏👏
Thank you for rolling them up. They wouldnt fit otherwise.
Creative representation of road length! 👍 😃
Yess America has the most! This is probably because we are very populated, and don’t have enough wildlife preservation laws, so we have A LOT of farmland, and the crops are all surrounded by roads.
Very interesting! Also worth noting that China's probably expanding their road network the fastest, and India's just approx 5th of the size of USA
Its india actually, the country was building roads at speeds of 40 km a day in 2021.
@@user-fx1dl5gy2d oh cool, i didn't know
@@user-fx1dl5gy2d marathi?
@@mamatabahakar11 Hindi numbers i think
Anyone else think these rolled-up roads would be sick planetary rings?
United States: Haha, i'm the biggest in the room
World: Stfu pal
As an American, I demand that United States still be larger than the World's total (which includes United States) for factual reasons.
I love that you put density in this one.
Can you do the amount of toilet paper used per country
these videos always find a way to make me click when i see them
Great video. It was an awesome touch to add the density of road in every country, I think it's the most useful data.
The animations and moddelling is so amazing😍
Oh come on, man. You even included those dirt paths on those Kentucky countrysides that only wagons can pass through.
Tengo curiosidad: ¿cuánto grosor le pusiste a la carpeta asfáltica para que el diámetro de la red vial de cada país midiera lo que midió?
20 cm
Da lo mismo si todas es lo mismo
Read the top comment before you post a ridiculous question
Hours and hours of pure dedication colapsed into a awesome 4 minute video. MBS is just fenomenal!
When the intro black hole used weight formula of Interstellar film. 🤣🤣🤣
It’s a new metaball studios TH-cam video whooooooooooo
roads? where we're going we don't need roads! 😎
Comparison video for distances travelled by each constructed ship to date pls~
It's funny how some of the larger nations have so much less road in relation to their size compared to many smaller ones.
Imagine if Russia had the same road density as Japan
Si una imagen vale mas que mil palabras , un video de MBS ni te cuento.
"Roads? My friend where we are going we don't need... Roads."
- love that line. 😄
The rolled-up roads look very tasty to me for some reason
Amazing, interesting comparsion just keep coming... You definitely deserve all of your subs
Absolutely fabulous, great job 👍
ALL your videos are extremely interesting... keep it up!
One comparision of pyramids and based pyramids, from egypt, mexico, japan and the future shimizu mega city
More roads in France than in Canada 🇨🇵🇨🇵🇨🇵
Crazy how much more France has than the UK, given the similar size and population.
Edit : Just looked at France on Google Maps, there are roads going everywhere!
France is nearly thrice larger than the UK (643,801 km² vs 242,495 km²).
@@Clery75019 551,000 if you excluded overseas territories, but you’re right. The UK being further up north distorts it’s size on Google Maps. Still impressive nonetheless to have that much road density in a country of considerate size.
@@DynamicUnreal Nope, overseas territories are excluded, otherwise that would be 672,051 km². What you are thinking of are very certainly overseas regions, yet those are fully part of France and the total length of roads in France does include them.
@@Clery75019 Whether territories or regions, they are are still overseas. When most people think of France, they think the land located in Europe and that’s what I was using for reference when I mentioned similar size. I get your point though.
I can’t wait until The autobahn is the only road in Germany.
what always shocks me about these videos is, you know, the scale of things
Another great video MTBS friend.
wow!!!!! i like video you
I'm happy to see Tuvalu and Nauru in this list, I've been to both. I bet most people don't know they exist.
China expressways: if is GXX it is national expressways
If is GXXxx it is auxiliary national expressways
If is SXX it is regional expressway
Highways: if is GXXX it is national highways
If is SXXX it is regional highways
Other: if is X242 it is County road
Incredible work!!
You should do doors vs tires! Itll be a hit
Amazing comparison.
Amazing soundtrack ♥️
Of course the United States has the most. It's one of the biggest countries in the world and you can live almost anywhere in the 50 States.
That was awesome. I knew the US would be number 1. At least my Canada was in the top 10!
Amazing video! Love the content on this channel.
Pls do tram networks next time, it would be interesting to see. :)
USA has 10% of the Roads then…
Imagine the money and resources used to light these things up of a night and to maintain them.
Oh. Ótimo vídeo amigo
I love this channel!
Looks like MBS was hacked.
Longest coastal line video would be cool. You would find some WTF surprises there.
looks like the world has the biggest road system in the entire world
If you put any of these discs onto a turntable, they all play "Road to Nowhere" by Talking Heads, just for varying number of days.
Amazing 🔥
Again?! I didn't know that our country is on the list. Favourite channel because it shows our beautiful country