@@DanksterPaws it doesn t matter if he use caps or not, it's still constructive lol. You want a formal letter to receive some or just and e-mail starting with Lord will do?
Ladies and gentlemen, we have found the worlds funniest comedian. 10/10 would be jealous because they get actual likes from an overused unfunny joke again
The mitochondria is the powerhou... I meant bacteria of the cell
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A theory says that mitochondria was a one-cell organism in the past. Bacteria have adopted mitochondria into itself to "eat", but they "agree" to live together :). A win-win situation.
Yeah, there is a lot of evidence for the event called 'endosymbiosis', both for mitochondria and also chloroplasts in some autotrophs. All Mitochondria actually has its own DNA (known as mitochondrialDNA). Most of there DNA has been transferred to the nucleus but some remains in the mitochondria. Also the fact that the mitochondria has 2 membranes, giving credence to the idea that it was engulfed by the cell, the inner membrane is from the original bacteria and the out membrane from the process of endocytosis that was formed when ingested.
Look a video of metal ball, it come from the small thing In the universe to the entire universe is awesome and is in 3d. Pd: sorry if I made a mistake, i'm Spanish.
The radius of atoms changes when they're bound in molecules. A hydrogen atom that bonds with oxygen gains a partial positive charge because its electron cloud shifts over towards the oxygen, which results in the hydrogen's electron cloud shrinking in size. A hydrogen atom that bonds with carbon maintains a more neutral charge and therefore its electron cloud remains larger.
It would be nice to include some of the more unusually sized examples. For example, mimivirus and other giant viruses (some of which can be larger than E. coli), and also acetabularia and other giant single-celled organisms, which can be bigger than a mouse.
@@FBR2169 mostly in the sea. See e.g. this video about xenophytophores th-cam.com/video/szIcnSIlrDE/w-d-xo.html , or read about Acetabularia on Wikipedia en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acetabularia
This would be a great video if it weren't full of typos and mistakes and incorrect information. The descriptions could be more clearly written as well. It looks like someone went to a lot of trouble for the nice animations, but this film definitely needs more work!
I'm amazed by the amount of people that believe that ostrich or chicken or any eggs in general are cells. They are not. An egg is an estructure formed by lipids (yolk), proteins (white) and calcium carbonate (shell). The actual cell (the embryo) is inside the egg, laying over the yolk, and it isn't visible to the human eye.
@@williamjordan5554 You could say that the yolk technically is a cell, given that it shares it's membrane with the germinal disk. But the organelles, nucleus, and everything that makes a cell a cell, is inside the germinal disk. The yolk is just a nutrient reserve. If you want to talk about the biggest existing cell, I have something for you: Caulerpa taxifolia. Baby bummer science says an egg is a cell, I bet you are old.
I have tried nearly every permutation in Google searches and was still unable to find a reliable source for the size on an X chromosome. What are the sources you used for this video?
2:53 Bakers yeast 3 μm * 4 μm C(19)H(14)O(2) 1:01 Hemoglobin 6.5 nm * 6.5 nm (1000 times smaller radius) C(2932)H(4724)N(828)O(840)S(8)Fe(4) How is something so much smaller so much more complicated? What is in the yeast besides this simple formula? This is confusing.
What about the ostrich egg? And slime molds? And what about mycellia, which are technically multiple cells that share membranes, but depending on your definition could be counted as a single cell?
I am still confused on as to how they were able to identify these small particles. Microscopes can only zoom in to a certain and limited extent and these were discovered before the microscopes were invented, am i not right?
Methionine description is wrong, sorry Guys!
Anurag Gupta Don’t discourage him... Learn to give constructive criticism and not type in all caps... It makes you informal
@@DanksterPaws it doesn t matter if he use caps or not, it's still constructive lol. You want a formal letter to receive some or just and e-mail starting with Lord will do?
No-one's perfect. However, everyone in this comment thread thus far seems to realize that.
Are you the Same person form bright side
Why isn’t my pen15’s size not on there?
4:45 ahh yes, da Vinci T pose, the biggest molecule there is
Lmfao
Ahh yes, the music seems like a kira's theme remix
Ladies and gentlemen, we have found the worlds funniest comedian. 10/10 would be jealous because they get actual likes from an overused unfunny joke again
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Ah yes moment
The mitochondria is the powerhou... I meant bacteria of the cell
A theory says that mitochondria was a one-cell organism in the past. Bacteria have adopted mitochondria into itself to "eat", but they "agree" to live together :). A win-win situation.
@ Mitochondria was an prokaryotic bacteria, and a proto-eukaryotic cell adoptet it for endosimbiosis.
Yeah, there is a lot of evidence for the event called 'endosymbiosis', both for mitochondria and also chloroplasts in some autotrophs. All Mitochondria actually has its own DNA (known as mitochondrialDNA). Most of there DNA has been transferred to the nucleus but some remains in the mitochondria. Also the fact that the mitochondria has 2 membranes, giving credence to the idea that it was engulfed by the cell, the inner membrane is from the original bacteria and the out membrane from the process of endocytosis that was formed when ingested.
Bacteria can't talk so that already contradicts it.
@@lhitman2222 They could do dances?
The music makes me think I’m not supposed to be looking at this
The music is literally 70% of the value.
Anyone knows the name?
Like that one scene from The Incredibles haha
Name music
@@geesasmiles8754 Literally in the description.
Background Music : Kevin MacLeod - Air Prelude
*Why the apocalyptic music? I felt threatened.*
Same
This is the music from the tornado comparison by reigarw
@@holyroller67 *Tornado comparison is the name?*
imagine having to be inside a haunted mansion instead of a school
The Other Side because of coronavirus
I was hoping it would just keep going up into space. :(
Yes, I too would like know the size difference between a grain of salt and VY Canis Majoris.
This is video is about cells and doing that would be stupid and unnecessary, since there are already multiple videos showing the size of the stars.
Me too. All the way until we reach big chungus
Look a video of metal ball, it come from the small thing In the universe to the entire universe is awesome and is in 3d.
Pd: sorry if I made a mistake, i'm Spanish.
Smae
I don’t understand how your channel only has 6.5 k subscribers. Your videos deserve more recognition!
everybody love the fun, but nobody love the study
you mean 48k?
DaVil Gamer you mean 50k?
Guys, ya got it all wrong! It's 56k
58K,yall wrong
Mouse
*-shows a hamster picture-*
Edit: I didn't expect a lot of likes thx😳
Ikr!
Thank god I'm not the only one.
Bruh he or she probably does not know the difference between liquid water and ice.
or is it a mouse hamster
How you text like that
I like how you added the microscopic view.
Umm, why did the hydrogen atoms become progressively larger?
growth hormone.
@@tohopes Eh, good enough for me.
Pp get big
)>.>)
The radius of atoms changes when they're bound in molecules. A hydrogen atom that bonds with oxygen gains a partial positive charge because its electron cloud shifts over towards the oxygen, which results in the hydrogen's electron cloud shrinking in size. A hydrogen atom that bonds with carbon maintains a more neutral charge and therefore its electron cloud remains larger.
Is it me, or does the Bacteriophage virus look like a robot?
Its not a virus
@@endermanunboxer4566 it has the proprieties of a virus
@@logancook5261 it has the properties of a virus
but it does not infect or destroy any human cell, its just a virus the kills virus
@@logancook5261 Its a virus that infects a virus and some hospitals are using it to fight diseases now
Its a virus that's harmless to humans and only kills harmful bacteria
"I fear no man, but that thing (bacteriaphage) it scares me."
Bacteriophage affects only bacteria e.coli should be the one to be scared.
There are many viruses for you...
@@TS-gs2wk "Bid farewell, cruel world!"
Said bacteria
@@TS-gs2wk not just e coli my man. There are many phages, each one inclined to its own preference(1 preference only, sadly).
@@xadionwc3 Yeah that's perfect.
I mentioned e.coli as it was there in the video.
I rarely comment videos on TH-cam but yours are awesome! Keep up the great work!
Why… cause I can find out who you really are?
It would be nice to include some of the more unusually sized examples. For example, mimivirus and other giant viruses (some of which can be larger than E. coli), and also acetabularia and other giant single-celled organisms, which can be bigger than a mouse.
What? Single-celled organism bigger than a mouse??? Where can I find that?
@@FBR2169 mostly in the sea. See e.g. this video about xenophytophores th-cam.com/video/szIcnSIlrDE/w-d-xo.html , or read about Acetabularia on Wikipedia en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acetabularia
@@FBR2169An Ostrich egg 😂
Awesome background music ♥️
Buddy thanks for making this video
Nice video! I like the use of the bass flute in the music 😊
2:35 THE POWERHOUSE OF THE CELL!
3:22 is actually a really old picture of me
Ur birth pic
Nice.
Half of you actually ♂️
Also 3:40
Sperm cell: I'm small
Sperm whale:Am I joke to you?
Since there’s a sperm whale there should be an egg whale
More people need to recognise this channel!
I like the most is background music ,it takes me somewhere
0:49 who said you could take a picture of me doing my fancy strut
Love ur comment tbh
Dayuuummm get this man more subscribers
What great about this channel is that it shows the real pictures of them.
Wooww, love the animation.
The music is always good in these videos, too!
I found you!
Name music please
can't wait the 2019 comparison when the update with new molecules comes out
Yeah man, the new pathogens expansion pack is gonna be sick
@@swaggio1 nice pun
This day has arrived! Corona Vírus DLC Pack.
Thanks!
I like ur videos, they have quality, nice job dude.
Thank you ☺
4:53 the fact that the human is actually doin jumping jacks
In this video I liked its background music 💚💚💚
4:41 that's a Syrian hamster.
fuzzy boi
4:45 AH WTF TURN BACK
- Aliens from another galaxy
Lmao
WTF?????? Only 70.000 views??????
This video deserve at least 5 million views!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Wow, what camera was used to record this? Congrats to the cameraman!
Can't wait till an idiot with no sense of humor comments on this the obvious lmfao.
@@triceptionistic Hahaha, I'm waiting too.
@@triceptionistic same
Same
@@triceptionistic here u go:
Its animated
Me when i see a Mitochondria: THE MITOCHONDRIA IS THE POWERHOUSE OF THE CELL
Good video,but can i say something can you make the description and the name big please,but over all good video
Adenine is not a nucleotide..its a purine base which is one component of a nucleotide!!
RED SIDE, you should get 1000X more subscribers!
Great job! Keep them coming.
This is amazing! Wonderful music, too.
Amazing love it
Great videos very interesting
Fantastic job on the music! And I must say that every detail is absolutely 💯accurate wow!🤯🤯🤯. .......
🤯
Thanx 👌🏻
This would be a great video if it weren't full of typos and mistakes and incorrect information. The descriptions could be more clearly written as well. It looks like someone went to a lot of trouble for the nice animations, but this film definitely needs more work!
Could you do a video on sizes of various single-celled and multicellular organisms (small ones), and include viruses? New subscriber, by the way! 🙂
aww the mouse is so cute i wish i had that one!
It's actually a hamster 😁
The song kinda looks familliar maybe a movie from DISNEY (not gonna lie)
"Now there's a mouse:"
*shows a hamster*
"And a human:"
*shows a T-posing skeleton Indian god*
Me at 2 am: I'm so tired right now
Also me at 2 am: oh that's pretty cool...
Why does the human egg look like an bug eyeball
Thank you for this cuz I can copy this in to my notebook
amazing video! thank you for that
*2018* _Nah_
*2019* _Maybe Later_
*2020* _Perfect_
*_Covid-19 Mode Accepted_*
In school, it was taught that 3:38 egg cell was 10, 000 times bigger than 3:21 sperm
mouse as a molecule
*Sounds Legit*
This looks interesting but you are going way too fast. We need time to see and read the subject matter.
Pause video.
Or play it at x0.5 speed.
TH-cam has tools, use them
thats why you have pause button on youtube genius..!
Videos intéressante ☺😊😀
damn you coffee bean! you are the reason why im watching this at 3:40am!
Die Welt ist krass lol I’m watching at 3:22
Should have had the largest single cell, an ostrich egg and one of the smallest multicellular organisms, the water bear.
I'm amazed by the amount of people that believe that ostrich or chicken or any eggs in general are cells. They are not. An egg is an estructure formed by lipids (yolk), proteins (white) and calcium carbonate (shell). The actual cell (the embryo) is inside the egg, laying over the yolk, and it isn't visible to the human eye.
@@opaugneibios You are completely, entirely, totally, certifiably, monumentally, 100 percent wrong.
@@williamjordan5554 You could say that the yolk technically is a cell, given that it shares it's membrane with the germinal disk. But the organelles, nucleus, and everything that makes a cell a cell, is inside the germinal disk. The yolk is just a nutrient reserve.
If you want to talk about the biggest existing cell, I have something for you: Caulerpa taxifolia.
Baby bummer science says an egg is a cell, I bet you are old.
@@opaugneibios Do some research, smegma.
@@williamjordan5554 says the 50+ year old man who is Google searching "Caulerpa taxifolia" right now
The thumbnail: tapeworm head
Good work
3:59 baby squiard, neightbor of sponge Bob lol
The same video with intracellular proteins and complexes only would be nice!
Nice video
What is the name of the music? Can someone Tell me?
4:43 That’s a hamster not a mouse
0:53 That phospholipid looks kinda hot
It's a head and legs
Thanks for the great video! But I have to say there is something very important that is missing from this video - the DNA and its constituents
Of course rate you for our work it's very amazing congratulations
You make a poster of this? ;) Cause I would soo plaster it on an entire wall!
Ok, I honestly got super excited whan I saw this video.
So from 0:32-0:57 I have to do maths to find out how big they are
It’s Martha Mildenhall! (On your profile pic)
Огромное спасибо за труд !!!
I have tried nearly every permutation in Google searches and was still unable to find a reliable source for the size on an X chromosome. What are the sources you used for this video?
2:53 Bakers yeast 3 μm * 4 μm C(19)H(14)O(2)
1:01 Hemoglobin 6.5 nm * 6.5 nm (1000 times smaller radius) C(2932)H(4724)N(828)O(840)S(8)Fe(4)
How is something so much smaller so much more complicated?
What is in the yeast besides this simple formula?
This is confusing.
I think bacteriophage is a creeper. A very very small creeper.
Yo,Cool vid :D
4:07 Ah yes, this reminds me of the Minecraft Stone Block
the mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell
> Mouse
> Human
*>Boötes Void*
If an amoeba is almost the size of a single grain of salt amoebas could be visible with the naked eye
What about the ostrich egg? And slime molds? And what about mycellia, which are technically multiple cells that share membranes, but depending on your definition could be counted as a single cell?
In this video include notunderstand chemical formula, timecode 2:56. What is it?
Why did you include multicellular organisms?
I am still confused on as to how they were able to identify these small particles. Microscopes can only zoom in to a certain and limited extent and these were discovered before the microscopes were invented, am i not right?
Oh! Mouse is a cell! :O
What is that music in the background
you forgot to microscope human,mouse and nail
I just recognize the music from the tornado size video.
Wonderful!
The music makes me feel like the cells are going to invade us in the near future.
absolutely great well defined thank you
What using software this video sir?
Exoplanet size comparison 2018
I’ve a Math test tomorrow, I don’t know what I’m doing here.
1:45 what if coated vesicle look like soccer ball?
Answer?
Very nice but would even be better going from big to small
do this but make it go all the way up to the size of the universe and change the background theme and music based on the objects
It's more didactic making it from bigger to smaller.