Creating a MEGASYSTEM Using The LARGEST STAR IN THE UNIVERSE - Universe Sandbox

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In this Universe Sandbox video, we are creating a solar system using Stephenson 2-18, aka the largest known star in the universe.

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Is it available for mobile?
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@USSR831, no it’s not available in mobile

[@Butterlandings991]

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[@SAM95453]

Thanks!

[@paxlash]

Now make a tiny system

[@ItsWazzza]

And with a Neutron star at it’s centre as they are only like the radius of a large city

[@pokemonfan4303]

@@ItsWazzza ye

[@vaticancityball7573]

I made a system with the sun being about the size of the Earth but all the planets stayed the same size

[@ItsWazzza]

@@vaticancityball7573 cool, did the gravity of the sun change at all or just the size?

[@malgorzatagrzegorczyk9200]

You have a point

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[@Alans63]

Make a Solar system for Beetlejuice the Star

[@spacekidyt1198]

@@Alans63 good idea

[@Clayton656]

@Autocorrect 🎉

[@brittneyhorn6240]

I don't know if he's here

[@astroexo6934]

Your imagination went wild on this video! Keep up the good work

[@Fxcloud9]

Man I wonder what the time dilation would be between all of these planets. I have no idea if it would be significant but in my mind it should be huge due to the insanely massive objects they're orbiting. I'd like to see Stephenson 2-18 go supernova in this system.

[@noobsplaybest6883]

I did this before and it takes like I think 5 or 10 years to complete one orbit

[@justinverdin7107]

love the camera upgrade and a awesome video !

[@RogerH_CxP]

"We need a good name for this planet"
"Let's call it MegaPlanet!" 😂 so inspiring! Ppl wonder how do you do it.

[@Kantherix]

I'd like to see a system with only asteroids and dwarf planets

[@antiuttp123]

wouldn't that be a tiny system?

[@gabegamez1018]

Oh! And a brown dwarf for the star!

[@Harold-TheJass-Blingman]

@@gabegamez1018 van maanen's star might be a bit better since its the size of earth

[@antiuttp123]

@@gabegamez1018 no that wouldn't work, we do a little red dwarf instead

[@Kantherix]

@@antiuttp123 Yeah, a little Red dwarf is Most likely the best option

[@aeolus_or_sellennia]

I'd love to see this get finished!

[@ThatBoiOnLaythe]

I also made a system for Stephenson 2-18. First, there is Alina and Cura Po, very close to the star (Alina has a water cap, idk why.) Then, there is Omega A and B, two binary ringed rocky planets, both of them WOULD BE habitable, if it wasnt for their size. Omega B is 5x size of Earth, and Omega A is LITERALLY THE SIZE OF THE SUN!!! Anyway, we then have the last planet, the most normal one, called Fernus, wich has a moon, Salibe. This is also watery AND is only a little bit larger than Earth, so i think its habitable. Also there are a ton of satellites.
[Update] I also added a Sun sized gas giand called Rvacchu, with Vulibe, a very close habitable moon The colors of the gas giant are a very pretty orange, blue and cream.

[@Fire_in_the_hole694]

A quasi-star (also called black hole star) is a hypothetical type of extremely massive and luminous star that may have existed early in the history of the Universe. Unlike modern stars, which are powered by nuclear fusion in their cores, a quasi-star's energy would come from material falling into a black hole at its core.[1]
Formation and properties
A quasi-star would result from the core of a large protostar collapsing into a black hole, where the outer layers of the protostar are massive enough to absorb the resulting burst of energy without being blown away or falling into the black hole, as occurs with modern supernova. Such a star would have to be at least 1,000 solar masses (2.0×1033 kg).[1] Quasi-stars may have also formed from dark matter halos drawing in enormous amounts of gas via gravity, which can produce supermassive stars with tens of thousands of solar masses.[2][3] Formation of quasi-stars could only happen early in the development of the Universe, before hydrogen and helium were contaminated by heavier elements; thus, they may have been very massive Population III stars. Such stars would dwarf VY Canis Majoris and Stephenson 2 DFK 1, both among the largest known modern stars, in size.
Once the black hole had formed at the core of the protostar, it would continue generating a large amount of radiant energy from the infall of stellar material. This constant outburst of energy would counteract the force of gravity, creating an equilibrium similar to the one that supports modern fusion-based stars.[4] Quasi-stars would have had a short maximum lifespan, approximately 7 million years,[5] during which the core black hole would have grown to about 1,000-10,000 solar masses (2×1033-2×1034 kg).[1][4] These intermediate-mass black holes have been suggested as the progenitors of modern supermassive black holes such as the one in the center of the Galaxy.
Quasi-stars are predicted to have surface temperatures higher than 10,000 K (9,700 °C).[4] At these temperatures, and with radius of approximately 10 billion kilometres (67 au), or 14,000 times that of the Sun, each one would be about as luminous as a small galaxy.[1] As a quasi-star cools over time, its outer envelope would become transparent, until further cooling to a limiting temperature of 4,000 K (3,730 °C).[4] This limiting temperature would mark the end of the quasi-star's life, since there is no hydrostatic equilibrium at or below this limiting temperature.[4] The object would then quickly dissipate, leaving behind the intermediate mass black hole.[4]
Edit : It took me 13 HOURS.

[@Donkey880]

Bro ,made

[@Ipady268]

Dang I thought fire in the hole fans were kids.

[@Templareditz]

love the video man!

[@The_Darke_Lorde]

Well, I guess he just made Westeros with the Megaplanet
Also, Life in the Darkness would STILL get light from Stephenson, because the planet had light, and there's no reason why it itself wouldn't have light too.
Even though the black hole would eat a bunch of it if it ever crossed through Stephenson's line of sight with Lifegiver and LITD

[@G.O.A.T.E.D882]

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[@EliteTitanCinemaman_Legit]

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Imagine for the inhabitants of a planet in such a giant system, they wouldn't even recognize the "seasons" in the way we do, they would simply see them like we see ice ages and warm phases in earths history, as eras of slow changes over thousands/tenthousands of years. They probably wouldn't even recognize their planet has seasons in an earlier stage, they would only measure it or research it when they have more advanced science and technology.

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So if you have Jupiter and make it the same size compared to the mega earth how big would that be 😂

[@X3MgamePlays]

We need a good name for this mega planet.
"Mega Planet"
Best name ever.

[@X3MgamePlays]

I got an idea:
You could try this. Find a star big enough that a giant planet can orbit it. But with Earth as a moon. And the seisons should be 0.25 years. by orbiting this giant planet. Yet habital by the giant planet also being in the habitable zone of the bigger star.
Another idea:
Know the series Firefly?
Good luck copying that system. It is a challenge keeping it stable.

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Nice video, keep it up

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I love your videos, I wish you good luck and pray for your safety 🙏

[@gabegamez1018]

Now I'm curious if you can make a Galaxy orbit a star, that might be a challenge

[@uji699]

the star would have to be fucking massive and it would probably be a black hole from how big it would need to be

[@rm_content]

​@@uji699it would nead to be the size of the smallest galaxy

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@@uji699 i agree

[@Zawarudo_tokiya_tomata]

That's like saying, can one adult human carry and drag around 10-100 times the earth's population in a circle?

[@personfromtds7324]

You should add more to this system, these are my suggestions.
Add UY Scuti and make a binary system with Stephenson 2-18 and UY Scuti.
Make a tidally locked planet that orbits on the side.
Create a hot gas giant if that works.
Add an asteroid belt right between the blue and green temperatures and put 3 or 4 dwarf planets in it, maybe add an elliptical orbit on one or two of them, try creating rings on one too!
Add a frozen planet that is VERY far from Sephenson 2-18 with a clockwise orbit and has 3 moons, one orbits on the side.
Add some of the terraformed planets you made in previous videos.
Make a neptune-sized rocky planet that is tidally locked with Stephenson 2-18. It has a very hot side and a very cold side.
To make it feel extra complete, put a few random asteroids around the system.

[@Little-pluto-behind-neptune]

Ur the 69th comment

[@personfromtds7324]

@@Little-pluto-behind-neptune not funny

[@Little-pluto-behind-neptune]

@@personfromtds7324 opinion

[@Little-pluto-behind-neptune]

@@personfromtds7324 also they will mess up the planets if it’s binary with UY scuti

[@teight2]

Hey uhhh chip, I made a moon that you can live on, its because of you your my inspiration thanks

[@AMAQAS_Editz]

0:35 thx for saving our butts out there!

[@TheEpicDragonCat]

Super Mega Ultra System: I’m gonna do what’s called a pro gamer move. 9:50

[@artandstuff9026]

They lit flew too close to the sun💀

[@kanthakornkhamtara1328]

yeah UY Scuti is bigest star

[@UTKC_OFFICERGRIN]

@@kanthakornkhamtara1328 it used to

[@devu617]

Can you make a tri star system where planets revolve around 3 stars like Alpha Centauri but small.

[@spacekidyt1198]

Good idea

[@hurricaneian3639]

Amazing Video! Keep up the great work! Could you also make another Space Engine video?

[@Rosemarie_Ramiro]

This channel needs more subs hes the best!!👍

[@Charliprofisher]

congrats on almost 500k subs🎉

[@scottwilliams846]

Take Stephenson 2-18 and pack it full of earth like planets and see just how many you can fit into the habitable zone.

[@Z0E41]

Love your videos keep it up ur very talented and underrated

[@krichbot]

Life giver looks like neptune ngl but very cool looking.

[@maiduyquang5777]

Nice video, now create a triple star system like the Proxima Centauri system

[@personfromtds7324]

Alpha Centauri*

[@starcluster2593]

make a full system with like 10 planets and lots of moons like ours maybe?

[@tbrplol4307]

best video!! i like ur channel!!

[@-deoroitro8768]

Whoa! as always a perfecto video.. and also why subtitles says stevenson218 instead of stephenson 2-18 😂😂

[@Dogday10882]

Make Uranus collide with Neptune 🌍🪐

[@Dogday10882]

@DondraeDiaz yea and

[@Dogday10882]

Yea and

[@Dogday10882]

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[@mattisingestrom6piratensko839]

love your videos

[@carmmymabao2603]

i like the earth like huging the megaplanet its adorable

[@RYNTHEDINO]

Your so good at theese stuff❤

[@AlexWaterElement]

0:36 The Coldest will survive

[@user-ox8zi4wh5i]

Suggestion: replace the sun with HD 100546b

[@ilmilanistapolacco1850]

The random: "i guess neptune will survived" killed me😭

[@maxtherealmtc3421]

Idea: Make a system of 69 habitable planets

[@rico8145]

Y 69?

[@andreamaebasalo2488]

Nice to see you i want you to build a big system

[@jaxMccranie]

Hi I love ur videos ur an amazing person ❤

[@bhawnabavra1405]

When you made the Venus in the system, I thought you're going to name it grandpa Venus

[@alvinalmazan9500]

Nice gas giant I'm sure blippi would like it

[@TheBestSnow]

You should make a planet with the solar system as it’s moon

[@ZENXYY]

dang i gotta get the game soon

[@18maxx87]

That little dot blinded me 🥲

[@drwfigureadventures]

The most complicated system/bunch of systems you can make.
And see how dense you can make a black hole with Stephenson’s mass?

[@Abrold]

Stephenson 2-18 is Extremely Mind bogglingly HUGEEEEEEEE

[@A_cat666]

Love your vids!!!!!!!

[@florsolano188]

Now make a Omega system from Quasi star pls!

[@cristi2075]

Love the clash of clans theme in the background

[@vjvccs]

Nice vid bro

[@lizziecardy4160]

I love your content

[@harlonmarsh]

This
video is cool

[@guitarlife4712]

Love The vids

[@jameseff]

Never thought Uranus would survive something that big

[@Arya-2018]

The quick response Cat

[@sfs_expert]

Cool video

[@davewright4434]

Make a habit of system even the star

[@marcis1776]

nice video

[@TheJatinder1980]

Amazing

[@kellyriley4069]

I love your videos

[@Discontinuedchannel12368]

Nice video

[@Hello_my_nigga]

If it were summer when you were born on the megaplanet, you would die, and your sons, sons' sons, sons' sons' sons would die too. The summer still would not be over; by the way, one season lasts 5450 years on that planet.

[@user-ox3xv3lw7f]

This is gonna be real cool
Make a system with a black hole in the center

[@jackegley9680]

That game is awesome

[@christseen]

City lights on mega planet
Can also represent bioluminescent organisms in large quantities

[@salimserin8629]

Bro you made the City Lights on Mega-Planet that Bioluminescent look like on Pandora

[@Kyofficial379]

Suggestion: make a solar system with lots of planets and no star

[@zionbelchere8441]

I love your space video I'm a fan to my name is Zion love you space chip

[@pamhoward6899]

Suggestion: Terraform mercury

[@comma5032]

Make a ultra system with blackholes as rings at the end of it

[@davewright4434]

I love you videos❤

[@thenikna]

Stephenson-218 isn't actually round, as its so big, but it would take ages to create the shape of it.

[@GeekyDolphin46]

I cant believe i never heard of this game

[@420guitartunes]

man i wished I had that game

[@careenviola5795]

Mega planet looking like a sping boi

[@thaonganvu5123]

Soon,universe sandbox 4 well come.

[@redacted7060]

my man is using clash of clans music for his background. i like it. you earned a sub

[@virajseuphoria3319]

Suggestion: Make a Solar System With a planet as the sun and the stars(sun Included) are Planets

[@rhythmpakhrin8832]

Wow new planet discovered

[@Msjplum]

Space chip logo is funny

[@RayvonAdkins]

Suggestion: make a galaxy orbit a planet 5:33

[@honlt4678]

Make ultra-mega solar system. Like a stuiped amounts of planets, orbiting planets, and maybe a moon with a moon with a moon too

[@starlodato1590]

wow star is cool

[@user-ij3wr4tq1x]

can u make a system entirely made out of stars?

[@jeremiahmarlow8938]

Have a amazing day

[@lennoxsmith4870]

Make a sword system with 1 million planets

[@i_asked00]

The largest rocky planet we have found is the size of neptune,
The grsss would probably be like a plate shape

[@Infection81]

Space chip: "Steff in son 218"
Actual pronunciation: "Steven son 218

[@samarthbagul6644]

Make the coldest planet in these

[@CyrellElep01]

Try making an ultra system with the main star Quasi-star :>