that would suck badly for them, they'd look up in the night sky and see literally NOTHING, whereas for us we haven't come anywhere near having been able to see our entire sky yet. we still have lots to look at and we've already seen a hell of a lot.
If our solar system was closer toward the center of the Milky Way, the night sky would be packed with stars! But would we be more susceptible to impacts?
Not until they had very advanced telescopes, since even the nearest star would likely be *millions* of light years away from them and therefore invisible to the naked eye (at least to human eyes). It might not even occur to them to build telescopes that powerful as they would have no reason to believe they would spot anything.
This video is super nostalgic now. I was 9 when I watched this, now I'm 14. The newer versions are brilliant but this is truly the definition of perfect. The music matches up so well with the figures and pictures. Especially from parts 7:21 - 10:12 the gradual build up with the music really gives me the goosebumps. It's sad to think that now this video is old and probably a bit outdated, but for me I will always remember it as an inspiration towards everything I do. Thanks Times Infinity, and keep them coming.
+Laneer youre not very small man................ youre very very (1.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000 times) Small
Stay_Rebel it's quite sad isn't it...don't worry though! They are dying out, it may not happen in our lifetime, but I feel great joy in knowing they will be gone
Happy new year everyone! I leave this as my (late) Christmas and new years gift to you all! This took ages to finish and there was much learned in After Effects but I'm very happy with the finished product, enjoy.
Nice video. It would be cool if you put size in meters (using scientific notation) next to size in light years or kms in next comparison. For example 0.2 light years (1.89 * 10^15m). This way it would be simplier to imagine the size.
+Adam H the omniverse is every concievable reality and unconcievable reality, where literally anything is, was and can be. this literally means that that book you read actually happened in an infinite set of universes this goes to universes with alternate physics, dimensions EVERYTHING. fictional characters like walter white be making marijuana instead of meth, goku doing a kamehameha on hitler, ghandi becoming the alien overlord of everything. literally anything you can think of is real in a set of infinite universes.
+Adam H The "Omniverse" is only a radical hypothesis. It cannot be observed, so it cannot even be a hypothesis technically. I would say the "Omniverse" is a desperate attempt by some scientists to disprove the existence of an intelligent design of the universe. I hold to *real* science, which posits, "We can only *know* what we can *see*."
+andrew a the bible was gods word and message to us. Aliens have no use in his word to us other than to prove he really did create everything which is what is stated in Genesis. After watching this if people still believe it to be impossible that life is only existent on Earth, they're blinded. Aliens have no purpose to spread gods word. The universe is so infinite that even if one of these alien races wanted to visit us it would take them so long that they'd either lose power, resources, and man power for the trip. I won't go into the theories that make it so they could because that's not what I'm trying to say here. The point is that Aliens are a big possibility simply based on god alone. People used to think that there was nothing beyond the sky and we've proven that there is. Would you then say that science is wrong and religion false? No because we've grown both religiously and scientifically. (Coming from a Christian)
Who can even THINK that we are alone in the universe, seeing how large it is and how much we still have left to discover? Humans haven't explored even a fraction of the observable universe! It's truly amazing!
FANTASTIC VIDEO MY FRIEND! truly gives an understanding how small we actually are. Distance and mass in space is just simply incredible. One fact that blows my mind is if you where to travel at the speed of light to our closest star, it would take over 5 years.... Anyways great video and the music fitted in perfectly!
If the observable universe is 93 billion light years across, and the age of the universe is 13.82 billion years, that means the universe expands faster than the speed of light?
Sum0fNothing Also, the universe is expanding at all angles. If you simply only looked at left to right expansions, and say they were both moving at the speed of light that would still equal twice the speed of light. now you do that in all angles and you are easily expanding faster than light several times over.
Euric Dinkins Doesn't work that way. Let's say you send two objects A and B in opposite directions each at 80% of the speed of light (0.8c) away from you, Y. Now look at if from the point of view of A. Y is moving at 0.8c away from you. B is now moving away from you at 1.6c? Nope it's actually 0.9756c. No matter what you do and at what angles you'll never get above c. Look up "velocity addition formula" if you want to get to the details of it.
+jhhwild all pictures of space are photoshopped to give them an accurate color otherwise all photo's will be gray and stuff so yea... but the nebula is truly looking like a skull
Fuck you athiest dog. How could all this be random . Allah the mighty and perfection made all this with perfect balance . Burn in hell like the rest of em since you on the day will say i wish i was made of soil when you see the hell fire coming towards you
1:15 is incorrect. Tungsten has the highest melting point of all metals, but it's not the highest of all elements. Tungsten's melting point is 3422C, whereas carbon takes first place with a melting point of 3550C.
redhandsbluefaces Yes, technically I believe you are correct. By definition, melting temperature is usually specified at atmospheric pressure or at a pressure of 1 bar. Giving MelkorHimself the benefit of the doubt, this is not always the case. In my Chemistry textbook I found a specification which states the following, 'The term describing a melting temperature at atmospheric pressure is sometimes called "normal melting temperature" to avoid ambiguity'. In conclusion, simply to avoid confusion and arguing, it should say one of either three things. 1) Of the known chemical elements, Tungsten has the highest melting point at atmospheric pressure. 2) Of the known chemical elements, Tungsten has the highest normal melting point. 3) Of the known chemical elements, Carbon has the highest melting point.* * In atmospheric pressures, Carbon sublimes and does not liquify. The third option is the least appealing in my opinion. I hope this clarifies a few things, it certainly did so for me. :) (Yes, it's all about me.)
This is incredible that it was uploaded 7 years ago! I come back to this video from time to time! gorgeous music and images. Thanks for the video again in 2022.
What I wonder is what's outside of the universe? I get the universe is expanding, but at the very very edge of it, what is it expanding into?? I HAVE SO MANY QUESTIONS! Sometimes I wish I could just see and explore the whole universe just to have a small idea of what the fuck is going on xD
What is beyond the universe is beyond the mind of humanity, or any being that can exist in this universe. To call it nothing is false, because "nothing" in this universe is just a vacuum, empty space. Beyond the edges of the universe there is no empty space because spacetime does not exist there. It is simply a lack of anything. It is not infinite because no spatial dimensions exist there, and therefore it cannot have a size. It never came into existence, will not change, and cannot change, because there is no time dimension(s) beyond our own universe. The only phrase fit to describe this phenomenon is "the void".
@@philipchesleyiii dear one, you have no idea how you made us happy! Twice: I couldn't find this video again in 4 years. Your comment did the job and also we get to know our answer! This may sound silly, but our joy is similar as when you get a letter from a long lost friend 🥰 May Life showers you with blessings 💌
I used to be obsessed with this video like 5 years ago, but had since completely forgotten. Then I found the music that was in this video by luck, and I saw all the comments talking about how this video brought them there, then i remembered. I can't say I was expecting to find such a cool and "weirdly nostalgic" video. I might actually stick around, this channel looks interesting.
I beg to differ. We are very significant! The biggest star can't even think or reason..., we can. Galaxies can't see...., we can. The most distant known objects in the universe are not even aware that they are being studied and observed... by guess who. And until we discover another life form or another intelligent species in another system, our sun is more special than any other star in all the cosmos, because it has an orbiting planet with abundant life on it. Your brain is more complex than the entire universe and it's responsible for everything you have ever known. We are very significant. We are numero uno!
but still on the grand cosmological scale....all the wealth of knowledge and everything is pretty insignificant...for starters we can say that we can't outlive the stars so i think we are just living our little insignificant lives while some other alien is just doing the same :P :P
Jason Toddman Well,back when religion was at it's height,they didn't had the technology either to discover it,maybe if they had it,and discoverd it,well,they would've said it's God's work,which MIGHT be a possibility,I mean,how do we know the omniverse is not the heaven and...our universe is just a samll bubble in it? Still,thats one thing,the other is that today we might have said : "Mom,I want this summer to go on Mars!" In case you didn't got it,it meant that we had a much more advanced techology today,althou,it souded childish,but meh...
ReDirect Mapping That doesn't change the fact that religion itself has had nothing to do with scientific discoveries. Religious men, yes (and though a small minority now, some scientists even today are still deeply religious); but their religious beliefs have never been a positive factor. So really your comment seems like a non sequitur to me.
+George Stone Isaiah 40:20 in the Bible talks about how the earth is round. Which Is funny because A lot of people thought it was flat for a long time in the past. Also at Job 26:10. This confirms that the Bible says the Earth was round way before Eratosthenes Claimed it was Spherical. Job 26:7. Deuteronomy 1:10 and 10:22. ( The Multitude of stars) Genesis 1:14-19. Jeremiah 10:12, Isaiah 42:5. (Universe expanding) So, I'm not saying the Bible is Religious, It's actually the opposite of religion. But I think you were meaning any teaching that involves creationism. The Bible had a Huge impact in astronomy.
I Got that Nope.avi But we are sure of one thing that is the universe has been expandiing since the big bang so we can make assumptions about the actual size of it. i agree that we don't know if it's infinite or not but anyway we know for sure it's much bigger than the observable part.
***** There's literally nothing to be scared of. The only star of that size humans will ever see is the Sun in 5 billion years, when it becomes a Red Giant. And even that's assuming humans will still be around then, which is highly unlikely, we'll either die out or evolve into a more advanced being.
+ChoperJoJo Well, I don't know much about astronomy, but the things we see from like 2 billion light years distance are things that maybe are not there know, we just see the light from those structures that have traveled 2 billion years from there to where we are now As an example, look at the sun, you are not currently looking at the sun, you are looking the sun's past. The light from the sun takes 8 minutes to travel from there to the earth, so if the sun suddenly dissapears, you will still see the sun shining for 8 minutes Sorry for my bad english im 13 and im learning
SinNombreYQueWea yeah my english is quite bad too, dont worry hehe. And yes, I understand what do you mean. I just... I belive that we actually dont know anything about universe, we think we know based on our limited knowledge in Earth. Is just another perspective we have
Absolutely love videos like this, just shows how amazing the universe is and how little of it we really know. We as a species think we are important but in reality we are nothing in scale to the universe, and to think we are alone I just find that impossible. But if we are that's scary and a great shame, we might be the only species with the ability to view and have knowledge of the universe. No living thing may ever, ever know of any of it, that is scary.
+ll WARGUNNER ll I think that we are important, because we are the part of the universe that can observe itself. A whole lot of empty space is not as interesting as a small sample of self aware life.
+Michael Ricketson Hmmm, very true. I was wrong to say that we're not important, we could very well be the only species that could ever observe the universe. To imagine that most of the universe would be missed, never to be known of, to have never been observed, that is very sad.
ll WARGUNNER ll I agree. But also I think there are higher forms of consciousness out there, too. Everywhere we look in the universe, we can always find something smaller, and always find something bigger. So I think it's safe to guess that we're not the pinnacle of consciousness, there might be someone even more grand out there, someone who can understand more than our minds ever could.
+Tyler Moffatt Yeah... But civilizations might not be as common as we thought according to alot of scientists... Im sure there are lots of it in the vast universe, but we could possibly be the only/first civilization in our galaxy... Its estimated to be around 20 BILLION Earth-like planets only in our galaxy, but for life to even evolve in the first place requires more than just an Earth-like planet. And for life to evolve to an intelligent civilization requires a special kind of luck. I think there could be lots of planets in our galaxy with bacteria or even alien plants and lifeforms, but I think we might have to explore galaxies to find any intelligence. Or, maybe, when we have evolved to the point where we can actually find alien lifeforms, we might be able to speed up their evolution process thru genetic engineering. What does that make us? Gods! :O
You will be riding first class in your own space coffin. There is not a machine in human existence that would not break down. And even if it doesn't break down, you will be long dead before you get close to anything, because just for one person, that's a lot of food and water needed. And don't forget the constant bombardment of cosmic radiation, isolation and just plain out going mad. Furthermore, the lack of gravity will cause your organs to fail. So if you really want to travel, you better build a Death Star. Other than that, you are equivocally trying to travel around the world naked with a backpack full of jerky and water while on a boogie board.
Geez... She knows.. Everybody does! She just said she _wanted_ too, Not she needed too and it was possible and she would do it... You dont have to blurt out facts on someone for wanting something.
Wow, that really blew me away. There are many of these on youTube but this one is really well put together. No cheating, you go from smallest to largest not skipping any steps on the way. The music is great too. Well done.
+That Comedy Person My theory? I don't have one. The point is, why would would the most accepted theory break literally every law of physics. They even have a theory for what the the measurement of a string in string theory would be. It's ludicrously small, and smaller than the planck length, but it's still measurable. I just don't believe something can be infinitely small and dense.
Craig Atkinson That's fair enough but you said it as though they just came up with it from nothing, someone just said "ah, I have an idea!" and just ran with it, when in fact it has been backed with scientific evidence, CMB radiation fr example, points to the occurrence of The Big Bang.
+That Comedy Person Oh my god nerd, call the nerd police. but yeah, the big bang is about the best theory we got for now, until we can bend space and time there's no telling if anything ever did happen in the first place, or if anything ever will, we just have to stick with the evidence we have now ;P
Great video thanks! And thanks for the note at the end that gives the link to the song and info. Nice touch! Finally a polite user who thinks of other users
+Conrad Braun seriously go fuck you self, I know science makes a lot of sense and they have a very good explanation for their reason but they will never know if God exists or not. tell me something, how can you believe that all of this happened out of no where? was it just a coincidence? I ain't saying that God exist but you should respect other people religion because you dont know if God exist. twat
raidenx147 Yea... because there aren't any other planets anywhere else that can support life in the 93,000,000,000 light years out there, containing countless galaxies with countless stars with many planets. *Says/types in the most sarcastic way*
How many of those hold planets like Earth? A ton sure. But then you realize intelligent life isn't a given to any earth like exotic planet. Our species came out of sheer luck when the dinosaurs died an few ancestral mammals survived the extinction. You would have to eliminate exoplanets that can't bring mammals. This deduction goes on for a while until you realize however vast the finite universe may be the probability of intelligent life is ever so slim. Even slimmer are the probability that exoplanets with intelligent life can be sustainable for enough time that can be worthwhile to evolve consciousness as good if not superior to humanity. Those are odds that what we know about life and ourselves today is reason enough for me to believe we are all alone in this universe. You are right though the chances for basic life is quite high given all the resources out there in the universe.
As you said the chance for basic life is highly probable which then leads to another point, where does the intelligent life evolve from, the basic life that's where. I mean sure it would be extremely rare for intelligent life to exist other than ours and I'm not confirming or stating anything but the life on our planet evolved from smaller things over many years, whose to say those other planets with basic life, even if it was only a few didn't also go through similar events that Earth went through, this is also a chance albeit a small one. There is still so much humans don't know about space with unexplored territories (I mean as in pictures and other things) with limited views that gives me reason enough to believe that we aren't the only intelligent species in all of the billions of light-years (currently known 93 billion) of existence. So let's just agree to disagree since both of us can't be proven right or wrong.
raidenx147 First of all, you can't at the same time believe in something and represent it as a fact. The way you wrote that comment in is really confusing. The chances of a more intelligent life than ours are really high, and a chances for basic life are enourmously high. Every planet in the universe with a life could have their own 'luck' story of how it all began. And why are you assuming the life on other planets would be even similar to ours on Earth? Mammals for sure are not requirement for life to evolve. There could be species you would've never thought could exist. I am not saying your belief is stupid, but to have such a restricted mind is what saddens me.
eiv ANANANA I never said it was fact. I just drew a personal belief from the fact that intelligent life is extremely rare. If you wish to give evidence for YOUR beliefs that they are than I'll be happy to reshuffle my belief. Life has so far been seen to come from our own way. So if we're going to be consistent and honest we have to continue that way of thinking until a new paradigm for existence of life arrives. My whole understanding depends upon a finite universe which if it isn't than gives a lot of probability to life a lot higher. Practically a 100% chance if the universe is infinite.
it is hard to believe that humans still fight with each other because of petty differences. if we don't get our act together then we will never survive as a species. there is so much beauty throughout our own planet but still we succumb to our primitive perceptions and desires. the reins of our entire species is in the hands of too few people, and they are a constant disappointment to our progress as sentient beings. we are living on the very cusp of a technology boom that could literally take us to the stars. just 6 decades ago we unveiled a 5 megabyte hard drive the size of a refrigerator, and now we have multiple terabyte hard drives that can fit in our pocket. so much has been accomplished but the greed of so few has hindered our potential and has possibly squandered our future. we need to evolve, to transcend into a higher state of spiritual awareness beyond our comprehension of today. we need to break the societal norms of modernity to truly start living up to what we may be. MONEY IS NOT REAL. not in any form is it real. it is all a construct to apply order to a seemingly chaotic world. money is a means to simply the task of living. yet in reality it is worth only what we want it to be worth. imagine a society, or a civilization even, that has no concept of money. all physical needs for everyone are taken care of: food, water, shelter, warmth. this would leave the more creative and knowledge hungry minds to create the extraordinary. today we have the technology, materisls and know how to give EVERYONE on earth a healthy and happy life. but this does not resonate with the corporatist mind set of profits and greed (something abundantly thriving throughout today's society). we could all live like kings and queens if we really wanted to, but unfortunately so many get caught up in the rat race of materialistic life. for those fortunate enough to live in a developed nation, you eould be a fool to not comprehend the built in obsolescence of nearly all material goods we purchase. a great falsehood has been projected in front of us, but we are either too ignorant to realize it or too afraid to confront it. every day, we lose a little more freedom than the previous day. we live in a constant cycle of work, pay, work, pay, and for what? most of us live our lives without a sense of wonder and curiosity. we are numbed by the minutia of what passes as entertainment these days. most teens these days can rattle off the artist on the top 10 lists, or the stats of their favorite sports players, but i'll be willing to bet that less than 1/100 could name you just one of the platonic solids. there is a natural order to all creation and we are intentionally forgetting our ties to that order with every generation. amidst all this negativity i still have a great hope. a hope that we will wake up as a species and see the insanity of what we are doing to one another on a daily basis. we can achieve so much if we truly wanted to. solidarity is the foundation for progress. for the sake of posterity, i hope we can set aside our meager differences and learn to bolster one snother's strengths whilst honing our weaknesses. we ALL have to share this pale blue dot...and if we succeed before destroying ourselves then we can ALL share this divine universe.
+turd ferguson Great point, an ASI revolution is around the corner and very little of the population is aware! I'm going to do a video series on the great changes coming soon to society, I think awareness of the technology explosion needs to be spread as fast as possible. Our future will be determined by the events that transpire this century, a great deal of caution is needed for the road ahead.
+Times Infinity great! ill be looking foward to it. i just stumbled upon this video while on break at my job and now you have another subscriber. i really enjoy how you quantified the size comparisons here. so many people know of how large the universe is (at least theoretically) but so few realize how infintesimally small it is as well. good work, and i look forward to your future vids.
+turd ferguson You're wrong. Humans thrive in conflict. Almost every major advance in human history was because of war or in some cases a "cold war". Earth is a hostile place. All life on earth has evolved to out compete everyone else. We will always be war hungry and hostile, the only way we will EVER be unified is if 1. One nation completely dominates and/or destroys all other nations or 2. We discover another sentient race in the galaxy and we unite to conquer them. Don't pretend we're anything else, it's simply in our nature. And as far as money goes... Money IS what drives our technological progress. As soon as capitalism entered the world, technology has been booming. Get your head out of the clouds.
very interesting comment , yes humans are on the edge of their existence and they as one, will have to decide if they turn to another path or keep going. as Yoda said " you have to unlearn, what you have learned" the capabilties our technology has is already high enough to create a peaceful place on this earth, however the projects that try to realise that, like for example the venusproject (search it up) does not get support by the greedy Elitists (Central Bank Agency , Federal Reserve, Bankster Families, Lobbyists) that run the Moneytary System and any Global Market Strategy and exactly that and the fact that a patenting and support of this projects would change the corrupted system they builded up , is the reason why they dont do it, they want this broken system to stay alive , till it collapses into itself. Humans need a Revolution but not by Anger and Destruction rather by a Open Mind, Spiritual Progress, and Creation Drive for the sake of others, starting to get independent from the system, which actually noone of us really needs. It just became indoctrinated into our mind, humans was made to think that they need it , they are rasied materialistic , making them believe work is one of the most important things so they can serve for this hell we live in and later help their enslavers without even knowing it, by pressuring others aswell into this hell. That is what we really live as a species, alot try to escape trying to get a kind of independent life by drawing or doing other stuff. Humans are an Investenment for the rulers nothing else, and the rulers only have power because humans as one give them, so why we dont do the opposite of it as one, escaping from this prison?
its sad that people like you just get 12 likes while others just do, absolutely idiotic comments that could be from a 6 year old and get 800, proofs your point even more, look below comment from me if it interests you what i think about this topic
W8 a min, the observable universe cannot be 93.000.000.000 light years. The universe could be that big or even more, but we cannot observe objects that are more then 13.800.000.000 light years away from us. This is our cosmic horizon and this is what we can see. To me observable universe means what we can see in that radius of 13.8 billion light years around us, but maybe I'm wrong. Oh, cool video anyway, i like it.
You're both wrong. imcanabian you confuse time with distance. Light has been traveling for 13 billion years, but space is expanding so it has traveled a distance greater than 13 billion light years, roughly 46 billion. Shining Armor, galaxies in the Hubble Ultra Deep Field are in fact at a distance of 46 billion light years, this is the radius of the visible universe. 46+46=92 (93) billion light years, this is its diameter. Actually those galaxies might not even exist anymore because in fact we are looking 13 billion years into the past.
Baphomet28182 In addition to this to clarify even further, the 93 figure is accounted for by the fact that since the universe is presumed to be expanding, galaxies further away from us expand at greater speeds, covering greater distances with time. Like the dots on the deflated balloon analogy - as it is inflated, watch the dots expand away from each other. 93... is the distance we can observe, it's the farthest DISTANCE we can see that other galaxies have traversed, in the estimated ~14 billion years of TIME ELAPSED.
Thanks! I love watching these size comparison videos. Yours is defo in my top 5. I will watch the other 4 and come up with final ranking....You could be the winner!! Very exciting news for you I'm sure :-P
these size comparison vids always make me feel sooo small yet anxious to explore all those other nebulas an clusters....idk...a lot of emotions though.
Here we have a problem my friend. We can't go further than the Local Group and you will ask you. Why? Well. In the universe there are dense areas and less dense areas. This is because when the most important event that we know about happened, the Big Bang, the universe started spreading in a thousandth of second. Happening of measuring less than an atom up to what now we know as the observable universe. Then the gravity did the rest. It created the pockets of the universe.The separation that exists between our local group and other groups of galaxies is full of dark energy. So this make things complicated. When there are no gravity forces we can't move. What do I want to say with this. If we tried to travel between two regions of galaxies we could be in the same site for the rest of our lives.
that wouldn't make any sense since the Omniverse is the collection of events true false, that have ever happened are going to happen will never happen. things that are impossible. llitterally everything its the 11th dimensional universe" anything past the 11th dimention is instantly spilled back into the dimensions below.
ImViral I thought the super tengen toppa giga drill breaker is a sign of creation or something... idk we didn't get that ending in the UK... stupid Netflix...
Etrius Dragnox I don't know what "Super Tengan Toppa Gurren Lagann" is but it doesn't matter. It's in the omniverse... The omniverse contains infinite copies of every possible rearrangement of that thing... or impossible rearrangement. I don't think you understand the term "omniverse".
Over 1 sextillion planets I think there has to be aliens somewhere and within out own solar system we think there could/could of been life on Mars THAT IS 1 SOLAR SYSTEM
They've found a planet with a mass close to ours, that may well be similar to ours! Of course the idea that it's similar to Earth is just a theory, but it very well could be. It orbits Proxima Centauri.
Even when we discover life on a planet. We could never go to it because its to far away. The whole world went crazy when NASA sent 3 humans to our moon 400.000km away. Thats literally exactly nothing compared to the universe. My point is. Where the fuck do you want to go, how the fuck do you want to go and why the fuck... I am crazy I know but this fucking mulitverse universe shit is stressing the mulitcultiunigooglyverse out of me. HELPP MEEE AAAAH!!!!
Why would it matter? Why does anything matter? Why does everything need a purpose? It's all meaningless. And the sooner people realize that, the better.
Is that really better? I think that an ignorant life spent (mostly) happy is better than a life where one does nothing because its all "meaningless". In the grand scheme of things, yes we are a tiny person on a tiny planet in a tiny solar system in a tiny galaxy in the universe. Yes, we live for the tiniest amount of time when compared to the lifespan of the universe, but that's why we must make the most out of it. Nobody is significant on a large scale, but on a much, much smaller scale, everyone is. In a world where 99.9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999% of the universe is unknown/irrelevant, the tiny fraction left over is, relatively speaking, is so much more important. Yes humans are small and insignificant, but that fact only bothers you if you let it.
When I was 7 years old, I used to watch this video all the time, and JG Science's video "Size Comparison Extended", which sadly was taken off TH-cam. I still like it to this day, well edited and great music choices(seriously though, the second song i this video reminds me of Inside Out).
This video is fantastic! THANK YOU! Would be even cooler if you added a little "zoom out" feature for each of the objects as they get moved to the bottom of the screen.
+Chase Hoonan And if he did? I have had this argument with countless people, so I know what you will probably say. The most common argument is that God cannot exist because the Big Bang did the work the Bible claims he did. Another common argument is that if God existed, he is unimaginably cruel and terrible, therefor unable to exist in our logical minds. Another is that God does not exist because you cannot prove he exists. Most arguments are quite logical and often reasonable. However, one thing you or anyone else who makes those arguments cannot deny, is that you cannot disprove his existence. Consider this, Mr. Hoonan: God exists, and he created you and everything you see or ever hope to see. You are betting your soul on the idea that God does not exist. A great deal of people have made that same bet, and I guarantee that those who died believing that he doesn't exist are suffering in hell. Do you think I am cruel to think that those people are in hell? It is no more cruel than you thinking God didn't exist. Without him, a cruelty you could not fathom is governing your life and every move. Are you willing to die believing that God doesn't exist?
Asraf Osman Because it's not unreasonable for one to interpret this as "more of the beauty of God's creation". On the other hand, some might look at this and think "a god could never have done something like this". It all depends on the person. God Himself is outside our concept of reality. He's "outside" the Universe, essentially. That's why there's never been evidence of His existence or absence, and never will be.
+uknownada Not to start anything, but if by your own admission there is no evidence and never will be any evidence that a god, or capital G God exists, surely it is very illogical to assume that such a deity exists?
BigOldF150 I'm not your friend, you crazy fuck. You can make up the most ridiculous bullshit ever and nobody could prove it's not real, prove boogey man doesn't exist? Ohh that's right, you can't. This is your logic right here. The other guy was asking why did God make us so small and I simply answered the question. You're sorry I don't believe?! I'm sorry you've been indoctrinated with bullshit.
Oh dear. Ok, lets have this discussion then. Give me ONE evidence that your "god" created us. Your anthropomorphic god that was put down on Earth in the form of Jesus. How, and why? Now don't get me wrong, I also believe in some form of energy or matter or a being that somehow created all of this. But not God, not christian god, not islamic god, not any freakin people-made god. Just no.
Even when we discover life on a planet. We could never go to it because its to far away. The whole world went crazy when NASA sent 3 humans to our moon 400.000km away. Thats literally exactly nothing compared to the universe. My point is. Where the fuck do you want to go, how the fuck do you want to go and why the fuck... I am crazy I know but this fucking mulitverse universe shit is stressing the mulitcultiunigooglyverse out of me. HELPP MEEE AAAAH!!!!
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Imagine there was a planet, right at the centre of the Bootes Void, and this planet had life. Now that is the definition of isolated
that would suck badly for them, they'd look up in the night sky and see literally NOTHING, whereas for us we haven't come anywhere near having been able to see our entire sky yet. we still have lots to look at and we've already seen a hell of a lot.
+Zelly64 it's crazy how we don't spend more on space exploration, the universe is amazing
If our solar system was closer toward the center of the Milky Way, the night sky would be packed with stars! But would we be more susceptible to impacts?
Not until they had very advanced telescopes, since even the nearest star would likely be *millions* of light years away from them and therefore invisible to the naked eye (at least to human eyes). It might not even occur to them to build telescopes that powerful as they would have no reason to believe they would spot anything.
Are there planets that don't orbit a sun and could life develop there?
This video is super nostalgic now. I was 9 when I watched this, now I'm 14. The newer versions are brilliant but this is truly the definition of perfect. The music matches up so well with the figures and pictures. Especially from parts 7:21 - 10:12 the gradual build up with the music really gives me the goosebumps. It's sad to think that now this video is old and probably a bit outdated, but for me I will always remember it as an inspiration towards everything I do. Thanks Times Infinity, and keep them coming.
Agree.
I am 31 and I feel the same.
I suddenly feel very small...
+Laneer We are just a tiny light flick in the whole universe we are on a trillionth of a nanosecond and we are off.
+Laneer youre not very small man................ youre very very (1.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000 times) Small
+Laneer Not me, im the most important and strongest being in the galaxy.... I'm... a Super Saiyan
+MegaVapes throws you in black hole.
uh no
The Sun Impossible. You cant because im a super saiyan. I create Black Holes just with the flick of my finger.
Screw you Universe! You give us all these cool things to explore, and then you make uncrossable sized gaps!
God's amazing, isn't he?!
+Lieutenant Nomad stfu
Stay_Rebel u stfu atheis/devil worshipper
Stay_Rebel it's quite sad isn't it...don't worry though! They are dying out, it may not happen in our lifetime, but I feel great joy in knowing they will be gone
+Guinea Pork
its funny because Atheism isnt about worshiping anything. Go back to school
Happy new year everyone! I leave this as my (late) Christmas and new years gift to you all! This took ages to finish and there was much learned in After Effects but I'm very happy with the finished product, enjoy.
Thanks for the gift and Happy New Year!!!!
Thank you! After effects is, well, interesting.
Have a great new year!
Nice video. It would be cool if you put size in meters (using scientific notation) next to size in light years or kms in next comparison. For example 0.2 light years (1.89 * 10^15m). This way it would be simplier to imagine the size.
That's an awesome idea! Maybe I'll put that in my next update.
Happy new year! I really liked it!
P.s. What's your favorite star?
So the Omniverse is basically 'Everything'
+Adam H except dimentions
+SapFireMC Dimensions are a type of universe.
AlphaWolf28 I just realized omniverse is the biggest thing. First the universe, then the multiverse,metaverse,megaverse,exoverse,omniverse
+Adam H the omniverse is every concievable reality and unconcievable reality, where literally anything is, was and can be. this literally means that that book you read actually happened in an infinite set of universes this goes to universes with alternate physics, dimensions EVERYTHING.
fictional characters like walter white be making marijuana instead of meth, goku doing a kamehameha on hitler, ghandi becoming the alien overlord of everything.
literally anything you can think of is real in a set of infinite universes.
+Adam H The "Omniverse" is only a radical hypothesis. It cannot be observed, so it cannot even be a hypothesis technically. I would say the "Omniverse" is a desperate attempt by some scientists to disprove the existence of an intelligent design of the universe. I hold to *real* science, which posits, "We can only *know* what we can *see*."
we are alone in universe? i dont think so.......
+TheGuitarnob No, you aren't alone.
+Dieter Gaudlitz not as ridiculous as your spelling
+TheGuitarnob Well I'm sure if there was life out there, God would have mentioned it in the Bible.
+andrew a jaja lol
+andrew a the bible was gods word and message to us. Aliens have no use in his word to us other than to prove he really did create everything which is what is stated in Genesis. After watching this if people still believe it to be impossible that life is only existent on Earth, they're blinded. Aliens have no purpose to spread gods word. The universe is so infinite that even if one of these alien races wanted to visit us it would take them so long that they'd either lose power, resources, and man power for the trip. I won't go into the theories that make it so they could because that's not what I'm trying to say here. The point is that Aliens are a big possibility simply based on god alone. People used to think that there was nothing beyond the sky and we've proven that there is. Would you then say that science is wrong and religion false? No because we've grown both religiously and scientifically. (Coming from a Christian)
Of all your comparisons, this was probably my favorite
this is my fav too. music and things fit!
A "Your Mom" picture at the end would be great.
+Everton Felix : I WAS SEARCHING FOR THIS !!! HAVE MY VOTE, SIR :)
+Everton Felix That would have been an epic mom joke.
+Everton Felix my penis is still bigger
+Everton Felix trolololol hahaha great jest
Lmfao a 12 minute "Your Mom" joke would have been the best!
3:10 "Most have an average height..."
Ah, well done
+Luke Nero except you, gnome
Do you not see the flaw in saying "Most have an average height"?...
+Protoss Zerg Gaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay!
Protoss Zerg ayy lmao
+Luke Nero bitch
this is fascinating but scary to think about.
Who can even THINK that we are alone in the universe, seeing how large it is and how much we still have left to discover? Humans haven't explored even a fraction of the observable universe! It's truly amazing!
Humans haven't even explored the majority of earth....
+Danejah H 90% of our ocean is unknown which makes up for 70% of the earths surface...yet we know more about the moon...
+Danejah H I bet their are some weird deformed humans down in the ocean that we never found
We will never know that answer. And its better that way
I think its literally impossible that we arme alone
Why isn't "Your mom" the last image?
HOW STRONG IS STEVE IN MINECRAFT? HE CAN CARRY BILLIONS OF KILLOGRAMMES BUT NOT YOUR MOM OOOOOOOOOOOOH!!! XD
Because the creator has a sense of humour
+Teen Titans Go Fan DAMMMN YOUUUU DON"TTTTT HAVEEEEE TOOOO TYPPEEEEEE EVERRYYYY SENTENCEEEEE IN CAPPSSSS!
Omar Abuaita I CAPS WHEN I WANT TO
fucking hilarious xdddddddddddddddd
You had the potential to make a Your Mom joke and you missed it. Good job.
James Ritter we're friends, so we're trolling each other, you know the stuff ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
+Just Gusta_Cz REKT
This music makes me feel sorry for everything I did...
Perfect.
Ethan A-P because it knows and it is very disappointed
darudr sandstorm?
FANTASTIC VIDEO MY FRIEND! truly gives an understanding how small we actually are. Distance and mass in space is just simply incredible. One fact that blows my mind is if you where to travel at the speed of light to our closest star, it would take over 5 years.... Anyways great video and the music fitted in perfectly!
If the observable universe is 93 billion light years across, and the age of the universe is 13.82 billion years, that means the universe expands faster than the speed of light?
Yep
The universal speed limit only applies to things moving through space, not space itself.
Sum0fNothing Also, the universe is expanding at all angles. If you simply only looked at left to right expansions, and say they were both moving at the speed of light that would still equal twice the speed of light. now you do that in all angles and you are easily expanding faster than light several times over.
Euric Dinkins Doesn't work that way. Let's say you send two objects A and B in opposite directions each at 80% of the speed of light (0.8c) away from you, Y. Now look at if from the point of view of A. Y is moving at 0.8c away from you. B is now moving away from you at 1.6c? Nope it's actually 0.9756c. No matter what you do and at what angles you'll never get above c. Look up "velocity addition formula" if you want to get to the
details of it.
Chris L Interesting. I wasn't aware of that. I will look into it.
The Rosette Nebula at 9:27 looks like a skull...that's freaky!
+jhhwild finally im not the only one who noticed!
The Timelords I thought more people would be commenting on it, it's really uncanny almost like it was photoshopped to look like a skull.
+jhhwild all pictures of space are photoshopped to give them an accurate color otherwise all photo's will be gray and stuff so yea... but the nebula is truly looking like a skull
Bjarne Reniers That is freaky.
i know man
What if... The Omniverse was actually a molecule of a large being?
What if inside each of our cells. Was an omniverse of it's own
*****
Strings are made of omniverses.
THE RIDE NEVER ENDS
You've been watching way too much of the Simpsons, mate (I assume you got that off of one of their intro's)?
MagusFyre u mint be right
FuranDuron Dude that's fucked. I can't even think anymore.
Boy that escalated quickly. I mean that really got out of hand fast.
Kinda funny how the particles look like stars
they dont its just a illustration
nipple
dont try to mindfuck me bro not working
Ladarian stars
Yeah they do
How is the Observable Universe only 93 billion light years when ther are stil *96* people on Earth?
Redstone Ninja omg....OMG...ILLUMINATI CONFIRMED
what are you talking about
Ritz Cracker
The appropriate question could be: what are they not letting you think about? hmm?
Redstone Ninja you said 96 people on earth...
Yeah, I'm not really that stupid, that's how these Illuminati references work.
Damn Size comparison 2015 Bring me have a great memories here *Sniff* Old Still Gold
I have been watching your channel for 6 years and I love it to this day. You've improved so much and that's AMAZING!
The ignorance in the comment section is bigger than anything seen in this video.
Welcome to youtube my friend
Have you seen the 2014 comment section?
it always amazes me, that the flying spaghetti monster made all of this! Seeing his creations just makes me sit back and praise his spaghettiness💞
Lmfaoo, I miss these comments 😔
Fuck you athiest dog. How could all this be random . Allah the mighty and perfection made all this with perfect balance . Burn in hell like the rest of em since you on the day will say i wish i was made of soil when you see the hell fire coming towards you
1:15 is incorrect. Tungsten has the highest melting point of all metals, but it's not the highest of all elements. Tungsten's melting point is 3422C, whereas carbon takes first place with a melting point of 3550C.
MelkorHimself Thanks for pointing that out! I'll put an annotation in, I'll have to correct that in the next one!
MelkorHimself Technically, tungsten still has the highest melting point, since carbon sublimates.
redhandsbluefaces Yes, technically I believe you are correct. By definition, melting temperature is usually specified at atmospheric pressure or at a pressure of 1 bar. Giving MelkorHimself the benefit of the doubt, this is not always the case. In my Chemistry textbook I found a specification which states the following, 'The term describing a melting temperature at atmospheric pressure is sometimes called "normal melting temperature" to avoid ambiguity'.
In conclusion, simply to avoid confusion and arguing, it should say one of either three things.
1) Of the known chemical elements, Tungsten has the highest melting point at atmospheric pressure.
2) Of the known chemical elements, Tungsten has the highest normal melting point.
3) Of the known chemical elements, Carbon has the highest melting point.*
* In atmospheric pressures, Carbon sublimes and does not liquify.
The third option is the least appealing in my opinion.
I hope this clarifies a few things, it certainly did so for me. :) (Yes, it's all about me.)
MelkorHimself Also, turns out the Andromeda Galaxy is only slightly bigger than ours.
This is incredible that it was uploaded 7 years ago! I come back to this video from time to time! gorgeous music and images. Thanks for the video again in 2022.
Everything feels so jaded now, very beautiful video
What I wonder is what's outside of the universe? I get the universe is expanding, but at the very very edge of it, what is it expanding into?? I HAVE SO MANY QUESTIONS! Sometimes I wish I could just see and explore the whole universe just to have a small idea of what the fuck is going on xD
the questions are infinite
ThePieMan305 lol ! i think the same too, like... if i put my arm out on the other side of the edge... what would happen??? so scary XD
Maybe everything what goes in the "nothing" just vanishes so when you put your arm out it is gone?
(This was not serious)
luw3r assuming there's an edge, i'm afraid there's no way t reach it, not even theoretically :(
What is beyond the universe is beyond the mind of humanity, or any being that can exist in this universe. To call it nothing is false, because "nothing" in this universe is just a vacuum, empty space. Beyond the edges of the universe there is no empty space because spacetime does not exist there. It is simply a lack of anything. It is not infinite because no spatial dimensions exist there, and therefore it cannot have a size. It never came into existence, will not change, and cannot change, because there is no time dimension(s) beyond our own universe. The only phrase fit to describe this phenomenon is "the void".
My son loves this soundtrack so much, he always ask me to play this video again and again.
Song is called Nexus: Florish
@@philipchesleyiii dear one, you have no idea how you made us happy! Twice: I couldn't find this video again in 4 years. Your comment did the job and also we get to know our answer! This may sound silly, but our joy is similar as when you get a letter from a long lost friend 🥰 May Life showers you with blessings 💌
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full soundtrack :)
I used to be obsessed with this video like 5 years ago, but had since completely forgotten. Then I found the music that was in this video by luck, and I saw all the comments talking about how this video brought them there, then i remembered.
I can't say I was expecting to find such a cool and "weirdly nostalgic" video. I might actually stick around, this channel looks interesting.
That exact same thing happened to me!
Anyone feeling a little small? Watching this vid really puts things in perspective.
I feel you...
Yeah I agree. Our day to day problems on the grand scheme of things are incredibly insignificant.
Yes
I beg to differ. We are very significant! The biggest star can't even think or reason..., we can. Galaxies can't see...., we can. The most distant known objects in the universe are not even aware that they are being studied and observed... by guess who. And until we discover another life form or another intelligent species in another system, our sun is more special than any other star in all the cosmos, because it has an orbiting planet with abundant life on it. Your brain is more complex than the entire universe and it's responsible for everything you have ever known. We are very significant. We are numero uno!
but still on the grand cosmological scale....all the wealth of knowledge and everything is pretty insignificant...for starters we can say that we can't outlive the stars so i think we are just living our little insignificant lives while some other alien is just doing the same :P :P
Brilliant! And none of this was discovered by religion.
George Stone Well, some religious men had a part, but yeah religion itself had nothing to do with it.
Jason Toddman Well,back when religion was at it's height,they didn't had the technology either to discover it,maybe if they had it,and discoverd it,well,they would've said it's God's work,which MIGHT be a possibility,I mean,how do we know the omniverse is not the heaven and...our universe is just a samll bubble in it? Still,thats one thing,the other is that today we might have said : "Mom,I want this summer to go on Mars!"
In case you didn't got it,it meant that we had a much more advanced techology today,althou,it souded childish,but meh...
ReDirect Mapping That doesn't change the fact that religion itself has had nothing to do with scientific discoveries. Religious men, yes (and though a small minority now, some scientists even today are still deeply religious); but their religious beliefs have never been a positive factor. So really your comment seems like a non sequitur to me.
+George Stone you should read Holy Book, all in this video are barely touch the 2nd layer of sky, religion mention there are 7 layer of skies
+George Stone Isaiah 40:20 in the Bible talks about how the earth is round. Which Is funny because A lot of people thought it was flat for a long time in the past. Also at Job 26:10. This confirms that the Bible says the Earth was round way before Eratosthenes Claimed it was Spherical. Job 26:7. Deuteronomy 1:10 and 10:22. ( The Multitude of stars) Genesis 1:14-19. Jeremiah 10:12, Isaiah 42:5. (Universe expanding) So, I'm not saying the Bible is Religious, It's actually the opposite of religion. But I think you were meaning any teaching that involves creationism. The Bible had a Huge impact in astronomy.
What the hell are we doing here?..
we are chemical reactions
We are scratching our bums and our heads !
Don't ask a religious person that question; they'll still try to convince you that we're significant.
Poe Moe we are here to believe in the one true god and worship him. everthing that has a begining has a end
Times infinity: was I a good comparison?
Death: no, you were the one that started this beautiful size comparisons from 2015 - 2019.
You forgot the largest thing, deez nuts ha goty!
Get out...
ha "Game Of The Year"
UY SCUTI?
+Batbold Sampil it is deep nuts
+Batbold Sampil deez
Earth... not even the size of a grain of salt in the universe (or multiverse)
Pretty amazing...
It is probably the size of a virus, an diseases in the universe..
deeeee64
Much smaller than that.
***** Mm no actually I think the virus would be the milky way galaxy or even smaller if we take into account the part of the universe we cannot see.
PAPS 666 You can't take into account the unobservable universe, because it's possibly infinite. Nice going.
I Got that Nope.avi But we are sure of one thing that is the universe has been expandiing since the big bang so we can make assumptions about the actual size of it. i agree that we don't know if it's infinite or not but anyway we know for sure it's much bigger than the observable part.
fuck im scared now :c
Nemo Toons Of what?
***** There's literally nothing to be scared of. The only star of that size humans will ever see is the Sun in 5 billion years, when it becomes a Red Giant. And even that's assuming humans will still be around then, which is highly unlikely, we'll either die out or evolve into a more advanced being.
Nemo Toons Yeah, stuff like this really shakes me up. I guess that's why I adore space so much.
Marissa Elaine i cant wait till that galaxy crashes into ours :D we would all be on a different planet or we would be dead from global warming.
RoniusMaxed Sigh! You can do nothing but wait! :)
This is so nostalgic... The first "comparison" style video I watched dude
December 31, 2015. 01:44, mark my day here
*time traveler*
So uh, what was this date for?
Hi Checkmark!
I would like to show every politician this...
To show that they're not the center of the universe/'biggest' thing in the world.
most of them are too stupid to get it..
just asking: how can a camera take these pictures so freakin far away? Is that powerfull?
Some things (like the planets for example) is either artwork or from a simulation.
yeah i know but still there're pictures of xd
+ChoperJoJo Well, I don't know much about astronomy, but the things we see from like 2 billion light years distance are things that maybe are not there know, we just see the light from those structures that have traveled 2 billion years from there to where we are now
As an example, look at the sun, you are not currently looking at the sun, you are looking the sun's past. The light from the sun takes 8 minutes to travel from there to the earth, so if the sun suddenly dissapears, you will still see the sun shining for 8 minutes
Sorry for my bad english im 13 and im learning
SinNombreYQueWea yeah my english is quite bad too, dont worry hehe. And yes, I understand what do you mean.
I just... I belive that we actually dont know anything about universe, we think we know based on our limited knowledge in Earth. Is just another perspective we have
Check out the Hubble's deep field images :)
I know there's been different iterations of these kind of videos over the years, but this is the one I always come back to.
Me too!
At the end of this spectrum is Donald Trump's ego...
Joe Hal
and then you after my mom.
Why am I almost crying when I hear that last song ?
MrSamsun 78 cuz its beautiful and makes you rethink your life.
Kind of makes you wonder is it worth getting out of bed.
Just one word about this unbelievable. I am absolutely overwhelmed.
update the pluto image :3
+CarthagoMike I've got a true color image ready to be used for 2016!
I'll be eagerly awaiting the 2016 video :)
+CarthagoMike Was thinking of the same thing. :D Can't wait for the 2016 version too.
+Times Infinity are you going to add Westerlund 1-26?
Absolutely love videos like this, just shows how amazing the universe is and how little of it we really know. We as a species think we are important but in reality we are nothing in scale to the universe, and to think we are alone I just find that impossible. But if we are that's scary and a great shame, we might be the only species with the ability to view and have knowledge of the universe. No living thing may ever, ever know of any of it, that is scary.
+ll WARGUNNER ll I think that we are important, because we are the part of the universe that can observe itself. A whole lot of empty space is not as interesting as a small sample of self aware life.
+Michael Ricketson Hmmm, very true. I was wrong to say that we're not important, we could very well be the only species that could ever observe the universe. To imagine that most of the universe would be missed, never to be known of, to have never been observed, that is very sad.
ll WARGUNNER ll I agree. But also I think there are higher forms of consciousness out there, too. Everywhere we look in the universe, we can always find something smaller, and always find something bigger. So I think it's safe to guess that we're not the pinnacle of consciousness, there might be someone even more grand out there, someone who can understand more than our minds ever could.
i agree i love like these video's
+Michael Ricketson "We are a way, for the cosmos to know itself" Carl Sagan.
And they say aliens don't exist, pfft
I realized when it went to PSR B1257+ 12, until Hyperion, the font color was a bit darker and the words were a bit smaller
and still...i don't have a girlfriend
+95MSoft you are not alone brother or sister, that is if you are a lesbian
This stuff makes me wonder why people are so dense when it comes to aliens.
+Tyler Moffatt Yeah... But civilizations might not be as common as we thought according to alot of scientists... Im sure there are lots of it in the vast universe, but we could possibly be the only/first civilization in our galaxy... Its estimated to be around 20 BILLION Earth-like planets only in our galaxy, but for life to even evolve in the first place requires more than just an Earth-like planet. And for life to evolve to an intelligent civilization requires a special kind of luck. I think there could be lots of planets in our galaxy with bacteria or even alien plants and lifeforms, but I think we might have to explore galaxies to find any intelligence. Or, maybe, when we have evolved to the point where we can actually find alien lifeforms, we might be able to speed up their evolution process thru genetic engineering. What does that make us? Gods! :O
watching this i want to travel into the unknown
One way ticket
You will be riding first class in your own space coffin. There is not a machine in human existence that would not break down. And even if it doesn't break down, you will be long dead before you get close to anything, because just for one person, that's a lot of food and water needed. And don't forget the constant bombardment of cosmic radiation, isolation and just plain out going mad. Furthermore, the lack of gravity will cause your organs to fail.
So if you really want to travel, you better build a Death Star. Other than that, you are equivocally trying to travel around the world naked with a backpack full of jerky and water while on a boogie board.
Geez... She knows.. Everybody does! She just said she _wanted_ too, Not she needed too and it was possible and she would do it... You dont have to blurt out facts on someone for wanting something.
+Luke Cage
So whats your point?
XD
Fablebox63 1 way to find out either
Wow, that really blew me away. There are many of these on youTube but this one is really well put together. No cheating, you go from smallest to largest not skipping any steps on the way. The music is great too. Well done.
it feels like my mind just exploded in the size of one of this stars
you deserve more likes for your comment. the mind is the universe, the universe is a small projection of the mind ;)
after i watched this, i felt i have no reason to live anymore.
For me it's opposite - live as long as I can out of curiosity what humanity will discover
think of volcanoes as the planets popping pimples.
The last ones blowed my mind! great video dude!!!!
I should probably start my homework now.
And the best scientists can come up with is that it all "expanded" from an infinitely small "thing". Nah.
+Craig Atkinson Better than what you can come up with. It's based on evidence too.
+Craig Atkinson Then, all-knowing Craig, tell us your theory.
+That Comedy Person My theory? I don't have one. The point is, why would would the most accepted theory break literally every law of physics. They even have a theory for what the the measurement of a string in string theory would be. It's ludicrously small, and smaller than the planck length, but it's still measurable. I just don't believe something can be infinitely small and dense.
Craig Atkinson That's fair enough but you said it as though they just came up with it from nothing, someone just said "ah, I have an idea!" and just ran with it, when in fact it has been backed with scientific evidence, CMB radiation fr example, points to the occurrence of The Big Bang.
+That Comedy Person Oh my god nerd, call the nerd police.
but yeah, the big bang is about the best theory we got for now, until we can bend space and time there's no telling if anything ever did happen in the first place, or if anything ever will, we just have to stick with the evidence we have now ;P
8:35 could reach the orbit of jupiter from what/where!?
+Morten Lien Larsen If you put it where the Sun currently is.
Great video thanks! And thanks for the note at the end that gives the link to the song and info. Nice touch! Finally a polite user who thinks of other users
Scary how a plank particle and a star look so alike
Makes you think...
wrong..they are just visual interpretations, they are NOTHING alike in reality...@@varunpuridp
I was expecting "Your mom" to be last :D
Hey this channel don't like jokes
9:30 Rosette Nebula looks like a damn skull,and with the red color,it may just be a place like "Hell"...
+Sandeep Singh Or. You know. Just a nebulae.
+Incredibly Creative Name Or. You know. Just a nebula.
Jupiter What?
Nebulae is plural.
Ye kind of works aswell XD
Beautifully made comparison. This is what I was looking for since a long time.
but hey, god created it all hahahahahahahahahahahahah LOL
Nope.
+Airic Chance Cook they surrendered..they are getting less day by day xd
+Airic Chance Cook lol
+Airic Chance Cook lol
+Conrad Braun seriously go fuck you self, I know science makes a lot of sense and they have a very good explanation for their reason but they will never know if God exists or not. tell me something, how can you believe that all of this happened out of no where? was it just a coincidence? I ain't saying that God exist but you should respect other people religion because you dont know if God exist. twat
.....and yet we are the ONLY conscious intelligent beings in eternity. How incredible are we?
raidenx147 Yea... because there aren't any other planets anywhere else that can support life in the 93,000,000,000 light years out there, containing countless galaxies with countless stars with many planets. *Says/types in the most sarcastic way*
How many of those hold planets like Earth? A ton sure. But then you realize intelligent life isn't a given to any earth like exotic planet. Our species came out of sheer luck when the dinosaurs died an few ancestral mammals survived the extinction. You would have to eliminate exoplanets that can't bring mammals. This deduction goes on for a while until you realize however vast the finite universe may be the probability of intelligent life is ever so slim. Even slimmer are the probability that exoplanets with intelligent life can be sustainable for enough time that can be worthwhile to evolve consciousness as good if not superior to humanity. Those are odds that what we know about life and ourselves today is reason enough for me to believe we are all alone in this universe.
You are right though the chances for basic life is quite high given all the resources out there in the universe.
As you said the chance for basic life is highly probable which then leads to another point, where does the intelligent life evolve from, the basic life that's where. I mean sure it would be extremely rare for intelligent life to exist other than ours and I'm not confirming or stating anything but the life on our planet evolved from smaller things over many years, whose to say those other planets with basic life, even if it was only a few didn't also go through similar events that Earth went through, this is also a chance albeit a small one. There is still so much humans don't know about space with unexplored territories (I mean as in pictures and other things) with limited views that gives me reason enough to believe that we aren't the only intelligent species in all of the billions of light-years (currently known 93 billion) of existence. So let's just agree to disagree since both of us can't be proven right or wrong.
raidenx147 First of all, you can't at the same time believe in something and represent it as a fact. The way you wrote that comment in is really confusing.
The chances of a more intelligent life than ours are really high, and a chances for basic life are enourmously high. Every planet in the universe with a life could have their own 'luck' story of how it all began. And why are you assuming the life on other planets would be even similar to ours on Earth? Mammals for sure are not requirement for life to evolve. There could be species you would've never thought could exist. I am not saying your belief is stupid, but to have such a restricted mind is what saddens me.
eiv ANANANA I never said it was fact. I just drew a personal belief from the fact that intelligent life is extremely rare. If you wish to give evidence for YOUR beliefs that they are than I'll be happy to reshuffle my belief. Life has so far been seen to come from our own way. So if we're going to be consistent and honest we have to continue that way of thinking until a new paradigm for existence of life arrives. My whole understanding depends upon a finite universe which if it isn't than gives a lot of probability to life a lot higher. Practically a 100% chance if the universe is infinite.
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That soundtrack sounds so nice with the size comparison 😍
it is hard to believe that humans still fight with each other because of petty differences. if we don't get our act together then we will never survive as a species. there is so much beauty throughout our own planet but still we succumb to our primitive perceptions and desires. the reins of our entire species is in the hands of too few people, and they are a constant disappointment to our progress as sentient beings. we are living on the very cusp of a technology boom that could literally take us to the stars. just 6 decades ago we unveiled a 5 megabyte hard drive the size of a refrigerator, and now we have multiple terabyte hard drives that can fit in our pocket. so much has been accomplished but the greed of so few has hindered our potential and has possibly squandered our future. we need to evolve, to transcend into a higher state of spiritual awareness beyond our comprehension of today. we need to break the societal norms of modernity to truly start living up to what we may be. MONEY IS NOT REAL. not in any form is it real. it is all a construct to apply order to a seemingly chaotic world. money is a means to simply the task of living. yet in reality it is worth only what we want it to be worth. imagine a society, or a civilization even, that has no concept of money. all physical needs for everyone are taken care of: food, water, shelter, warmth. this would leave the more creative and knowledge hungry minds to create the extraordinary. today we have the technology, materisls and know how to give EVERYONE on earth a healthy and happy life. but this does not resonate with the corporatist mind set of profits and greed (something abundantly thriving throughout today's society). we could all live like kings and queens if we really wanted to, but unfortunately so many get caught up in the rat race of materialistic life. for those fortunate enough to live in a developed nation, you eould be a fool to not comprehend the built in obsolescence of nearly all material goods we purchase. a great falsehood has been projected in front of us, but we are either too ignorant to realize it or too afraid to confront it. every day, we lose a little more freedom than the previous day. we live in a constant cycle of work, pay, work, pay, and for what? most of us live our lives without a sense of wonder and curiosity. we are numbed by the minutia of what passes as entertainment these days. most teens these days can rattle off the artist on the top 10 lists, or the stats of their favorite sports players, but i'll be willing to bet that less than 1/100 could name you just one of the platonic solids. there is a natural order to all creation and we are intentionally forgetting our ties to that order with every generation. amidst all this negativity i still have a great hope. a hope that we will wake up as a species and see the insanity of what we are doing to one another on a daily basis. we can achieve so much if we truly wanted to. solidarity is the foundation for progress. for the sake of posterity, i hope we can set aside our meager differences and learn to bolster one snother's strengths whilst honing our weaknesses. we ALL have to share this pale blue dot...and if we succeed before destroying ourselves then we can ALL share this divine universe.
+turd ferguson Great point, an ASI revolution is around the corner and very little of the population is aware! I'm going to do a video series on the great changes coming soon to society, I think awareness of the technology explosion needs to be spread as fast as possible. Our future will be determined by the events that transpire this century, a great deal of caution is needed for the road ahead.
+Times Infinity great! ill be looking foward to it. i just stumbled upon this video while on break at my job and now you have another subscriber. i really enjoy how you quantified the size comparisons here. so many people know of how large the universe is (at least theoretically) but so few realize how infintesimally small it is as well. good work, and i look forward to your future vids.
+turd ferguson You're wrong. Humans thrive in conflict. Almost every major advance in human history was because of war or in some cases a "cold war". Earth is a hostile place. All life on earth has evolved to out compete everyone else. We will always be war hungry and hostile, the only way we will EVER be unified is if 1. One nation completely dominates and/or destroys all other nations or 2. We discover another sentient race in the galaxy and we unite to conquer them. Don't pretend we're anything else, it's simply in our nature. And as far as money goes... Money IS what drives our technological progress. As soon as capitalism entered the world, technology has been booming. Get your head out of the clouds.
very interesting comment , yes humans are on the edge of their existence and they as one, will have to decide if they turn to another path or keep going. as Yoda said " you have to unlearn, what you have learned" the capabilties our technology has is already high enough to create a peaceful place on this earth, however the projects that try to realise that, like for example the venusproject (search it up) does not get support by the greedy Elitists (Central Bank Agency , Federal Reserve, Bankster Families, Lobbyists) that run the Moneytary System and any Global Market Strategy and exactly that and the fact that a patenting and support of this projects would change the corrupted system they builded up , is the reason why they dont do it, they want this broken system to stay alive , till it collapses into itself. Humans need a Revolution but not by Anger and Destruction rather by a Open Mind, Spiritual Progress, and Creation Drive for the sake of others, starting to get independent from the system, which actually noone of us really needs. It just became indoctrinated into our mind, humans was made to think that they need it , they are rasied materialistic , making them believe work is one of the most important things so they can serve for this hell we live in and later help their enslavers without even knowing it, by pressuring others aswell into this hell. That is what we really live as a species, alot try to escape trying to get a kind of independent life by drawing or doing other stuff. Humans are an Investenment for the rulers nothing else, and the rulers only have power because humans as one give them, so why we dont do the opposite of it as one, escaping from this prison?
its sad that people like you just get 12 likes while others just do, absolutely idiotic comments that could be from a 6 year old and get 800, proofs your point even more, look below comment from me if it interests you what i think about this topic
W8 a min, the observable universe cannot be 93.000.000.000 light years. The universe could be that big or even more, but we cannot observe objects that are more then 13.800.000.000 light years away from us. This is our cosmic horizon and this is what we can see. To me observable universe means what we can see in that radius of 13.8 billion light years around us, but maybe I'm wrong.
Oh, cool video anyway, i like it.
93000000000 is the hubble ultra deep field's distance
You're both wrong. imcanabian you confuse time with distance. Light has been traveling for 13 billion years, but space is expanding so it has traveled a distance greater than 13 billion light years, roughly 46 billion.
Shining Armor, galaxies in the Hubble Ultra Deep Field are in fact at a distance of 46 billion light years, this is the radius of the visible universe. 46+46=92 (93) billion light years, this is its diameter. Actually those galaxies might not even exist anymore because in fact we are looking 13 billion years into the past.
Baphomet28182
In addition to this to clarify even further, the 93 figure is accounted for by the fact that since the universe is presumed to be expanding, galaxies further away from us expand at greater speeds, covering greater distances with time. Like the dots on the deflated balloon analogy - as it is inflated, watch the dots expand away from each other.
93... is the distance we can observe, it's the farthest DISTANCE we can see that other galaxies have traversed, in the estimated ~14 billion years of TIME ELAPSED.
was anyone else wondering of tengen toppa gurren laggan would show up
Thanks! I love watching these size comparison videos. Yours is defo in my top 5. I will watch the other 4 and come up with final ranking....You could be the winner!! Very exciting news for you I'm sure :-P
The MEGAVIRUS lol
PonzooonTheGreat they had no name for it so they just put mega there planing to change it latter but it stuck
Needs more Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann.
wut
that reference tho
haha, best anime
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I love God creations and planets galaxies stars the whole entire universe.
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Hey now sometimes those beliefs are based on delusion not nothing.
these size comparison vids always make me feel sooo small yet anxious to explore all those other nebulas an clusters....idk...a lot of emotions though.
What about the Omni-omniverse that contains all Omniverses?
yup i was thinking about that.
imagine that we had a ship to go that far...
we would get lost xD
Here we have a problem my friend. We can't go further than the Local Group and you will ask you. Why? Well. In the universe there are dense areas and less dense areas. This is because when the most important event that we know about happened, the Big Bang, the universe started spreading in a thousandth of second. Happening of measuring less than an atom up to what now we know as the observable universe. Then the gravity did the rest. It created the pockets of the universe.The separation that exists between our local group and other groups of galaxies is full of dark energy. So this make things complicated. When there are no gravity forces we can't move. What do I want to say with this. If we tried to travel between two regions of galaxies we could be in the same site for the rest of our lives.
that wouldn't make any sense since the Omniverse is the collection of events true false, that have ever happened are going to happen will never happen. things that are impossible. llitterally everything its the 11th dimensional universe" anything past the 11th dimention is instantly spilled back into the dimensions below.
If the omniverse contained everything, wouldn't there have to be something where there was no omniverse?
Kirbyverse that contains all infinities
Super Tengan Toppa Gurren Lagann is still bigger. Just sayin'.
ImViral I thought the super tengen toppa giga drill breaker is a sign of creation or something... idk we didn't get that ending in the UK... stupid Netflix...
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Etrius Dragnox I don't know what "Super Tengan Toppa Gurren Lagann" is but it doesn't matter. It's in the omniverse... The omniverse contains infinite copies of every possible rearrangement of that thing... or impossible rearrangement. I don't think you understand the term "omniverse".
Lock Ray I don't think you understand what the STTGL is capable of
Lazor Cat Oooooohhh snap...
How? God did it. Mystery of the universe solved. End of story.
Jupiter's more badass than Zeus.
After all, the largest planet in our solar system was named after Him.
+The Gay Plumber rationalwiki.org/wiki/Didit_fallacy
Absolutely amazing. Beautiful and humbling.
Over 1 sextillion planets I think there has to be aliens somewhere and within out own solar system we think there could/could of been life on Mars THAT IS 1 SOLAR SYSTEM
thus the fermi paradox
They've found a planet with a mass close to ours, that may well be similar to ours! Of course the idea that it's similar to Earth is just a theory, but it very well could be. It orbits Proxima Centauri.
Even when we discover life on a planet. We could never go to it because its to far away. The whole world went crazy when NASA sent 3 humans to our moon 400.000km away. Thats literally exactly nothing compared to the universe. My point is. Where the fuck do you want to go, how the fuck do you want to go and why the fuck... I am crazy I know but this fucking mulitverse universe shit is stressing the mulitcultiunigooglyverse out of me. HELPP MEEE AAAAH!!!!
Why would it matter? Why does anything matter? Why does everything need a purpose? It's all meaningless. And the sooner people realize that, the better.
Is that really better? I think that an ignorant life spent (mostly) happy is better than a life where one does nothing because its all "meaningless". In the grand scheme of things, yes we are a tiny person on a tiny planet in a tiny solar system in a tiny galaxy in the universe. Yes, we live for the tiniest amount of time when compared to the lifespan of the universe, but that's why we must make the most out of it. Nobody is significant on a large scale, but on a much, much smaller scale, everyone is. In a world where 99.9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999% of the universe is unknown/irrelevant, the tiny fraction left over is, relatively speaking, is so much more important. Yes humans are small and insignificant, but that fact only bothers you if you let it.
i thoght quark was the smallest thing
Me too
my dick is
+Corrupt_Asian. hahaha
Well, it is the smallest unit of what we think of as normal matter, so close enough.
nope
And till this day humans still hold a fist to the creator of all this, its pretty pathetic
There's no way this happened on accident. God definitely made all of this.
The Christian God
Because He is the only God that makes sense
are u gonna take the time to personally study the thousands of gods
there's no need to study the "other gods". Do u even believe in a God?
When I was 7 years old, I used to watch this video all the time, and JG Science's video "Size Comparison Extended", which sadly was taken off TH-cam. I still like it to this day, well edited and great music choices(seriously though, the second song i this video reminds me of Inside Out).
we're so innificent
Prashant Ghimire, yeah yoor Ryhte!
Maybe you're inefficient, not me
God doesn't think so.
11:31 If you look closely, you can _just_ make out the blue whale.
Michael Ojcius What? I can still see the hydrogen...
I can even see the string and the others LOL
(this is a joke)
lol I dislike for not adding current photo of pluto... fail bruh
The video was published December 2014, New Horizons did not pass Pluto until the next year...so there's that
This video is fantastic! THANK YOU! Would be even cooler if you added a little "zoom out" feature for each of the objects as they get moved to the bottom of the screen.
It's amazing that God made all of this like it was nothing!
God didn't create the universe. Time did.
I'm a catholic but I believe that the "big bang" made the universe.
Good thing he created all of this just for our scientists on earth.
God is a cool dude, he must *really* love us!
There is no god, everything in this video can be explained without the need of a god.
You are so right
God did an amazing job.
He didn't do shit
Chase Hoonan That is true. Your exact phrasing states a fact, that God did not do crap. He made the universe, not crap.
+Steven Hoyt (CaAmGrNa) God didn't make the universe lmao there is no God
+Chase Hoonan And if he did? I have had this argument with countless people, so I know what you will probably say.
The most common argument is that God cannot exist because the Big Bang did the work the Bible claims he did.
Another common argument is that if God existed, he is unimaginably cruel and terrible, therefor unable to exist in our logical minds.
Another is that God does not exist because you cannot prove he exists.
Most arguments are quite logical and often reasonable. However, one thing you or anyone else who makes those arguments cannot deny, is that you cannot disprove his existence. Consider this, Mr. Hoonan: God exists, and he created you and everything you see or ever hope to see. You are betting your soul on the idea that God does not exist. A great deal of people have made that same bet, and I guarantee that those who died believing that he doesn't exist are suffering in hell.
Do you think I am cruel to think that those people are in hell? It is no more cruel than you thinking God didn't exist. Without him, a cruelty you could not fathom is governing your life and every move.
Are you willing to die believing that God doesn't exist?
+Steven Hoyt (CaAmGrNa) if there is a god, then every religion has the wrong interpretation on it.
After watching this, how can people still not believe in God?
+Asraf Osman I just see a beautiful universe personally.
Because "God" does not, and could not, contradict these things. If anything, more people might believe in God because of it.
How do you know?
Asraf Osman Because it's not unreasonable for one to interpret this as "more of the beauty of God's creation". On the other hand, some might look at this and think "a god could never have done something like this". It all depends on the person.
God Himself is outside our concept of reality. He's "outside" the Universe, essentially. That's why there's never been evidence of His existence or absence, and never will be.
+uknownada Not to start anything, but if by your own admission there is no evidence and never will be any evidence that a god, or capital G God exists, surely it is very illogical to assume that such a deity exists?
Always nice to look at something like this now and then, gives me some peace.
omg how small we are, why God decided to make us so liitle, what the empty space will be filled with? only stars?
+xLegendFTW Because God did not make us, dummy. There probably is no God at all, no one can prove it but hey, no one can prove boogey man isn't real
Prove to me God does not exist friend. I'm sorry you don't believe, but just leave people alone
BigOldF150
I'm not your friend, you crazy fuck. You can make up the most ridiculous bullshit ever and nobody could prove it's not real, prove boogey man doesn't exist? Ohh that's right, you can't. This is your logic right here. The other guy was asking why did God make us so small and I simply answered the question. You're sorry I don't believe?! I'm sorry you've been indoctrinated with bullshit.
I am also sorry you are fueled with anger. You will be in my prayers man
BigOldF150
Okay I'm not feeding the troll anymore
And yet the god is still greater! ;)
Are you seriously kidding me right now?
Oh dear. Ok, lets have this discussion then. Give me ONE evidence that your "god" created us. Your anthropomorphic god that was put down on Earth in the form of Jesus. How, and why? Now don't get me wrong, I also believe in some form of energy or matter or a being that somehow created all of this. But not God, not christian god, not islamic god, not any freakin people-made god. Just no.
It is 100 % that creator is real.
That is not a valid argument at all. You saying it is "100%" means absolutely nothing. Where is your proof? You can just believe, and that is fine.
Can you create something from nothing or can you create infinite quantities like numbers, spacetime?
Even when we discover life on a planet. We could never go to it because its to far away. The whole world went crazy when NASA sent 3 humans to our moon 400.000km away. Thats literally exactly nothing compared to the universe. My point is. Where the fuck do you want to go, how the fuck do you want to go and why the fuck... I am crazy I know but this fucking mulitverse universe shit is stressing the mulitcultiunigooglyverse out of me. HELPP MEEE AAAAH!!!!
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This is so amazing, it makes me feel safe for some reason.
Seriously.
LOOOL