How far away is the Nearest Star?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2018
- Distances in space are huge, but it's difficult to visualise just how far things are away, so I thought I'd have a go at showing how far away the nearest star to the Sun is, by creating a scale model, shrinking the Sun down to the size of a golf ball. The scale is roughly 33 billion:1.
All distances shown are straight line distances from my start location just south of Manchester in England. The actual distance travelled is larger. The nearest star is actually quite some distance away! And this is just the nearest star - some of the visible stars are many hundreds of times further and the centre of our own galaxy is 7,000 times further away just for starters.
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I thought you were just gonna throw the ball to the other side of the park...
But no, you drove from England to Spain.
Lol me too
that doesn't even make sense he just said pluto was further away in the park -_-
@@hotsmine1573 he said Neptune
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Damn, so he drove across the ocean?
Drove 700+ miles to make a 5 minute video. My hat goes off to you sir.
700+ miles I could drive and still be in Texas. He went through 3 countries. Man.
Maybe he was going there anyways and decided to make an educational video at the same time
@@gtownwr That is Europe. There are places, you can visit four countries in less than a half day with a car. Or you can visit three countries by foot in some hours.
Hopefully he was already going to Spain on vacation and the video was an afterthought. If not and he indeed traveled that far just to make this video, that's freaking awesome, Man!
Give him views to pay the tab for that trip.
The rule of TH-cam once again is applied here. No overly edited thumbnail; the video answers the title exactly and in a very interesting and intuitive way; it's short, given how far he had to travel.
This is the video I hope people will find or get recommended when they're interested in the question.
Bruh, I randomly watched a random space video two days ago and now half of my feed is random space videos. Obviously, I keep watching them because I'm here
@@CelticOrlanignore em
TH-cam: Hmmm, he watched a space video. I'll give him another one.
You: You watch it.
TH-cam: Ah! He loves space videos! I'll inundate his feed with space videos!
This also made me understand why, when the milky way and the andromeda galaxy will collide in a few billion years, there won't actually be any stars crashing into each other.
Nope. But the sun could be pushed closer to the center of the galaxy by gravitational forces. This, in turn, could cause global warming.
@@Erdbeerschorsch2011and higher food prices
@@Erdbeerschorsch2011personally i'd be more worried about the catastrophic effects of global warming by 2100 stopping us before we get to that point
@@Erdbeerschorsch2011 And would be bad for the stock market
@@Erdbeerschorsch2011 and this would totally impact the trout population
Wife: Where were you the past 4 days?
Me: I was looking for the nearest star system.
If star were a stripper
Ever heard of instant transmission??
😂😂
I'm the 999th like 😁
@@QuincyStallworth77 I use to know one named star I wasted lots of money
I cant believe you went to Proxima Centauri with just your car.
Yes and in a jet he can go to Andromeda
I can't believe he drove 745mi just for this YT video!
@@allancouceiro9255 That looked like the same golf ball to me.
I don’t think that’s impossible for a guy who holds the Sun with bare hands.
@@user-jc6pr5el5g the money he made with his video more than makes for it
This really gives me early TH-cam vibes I dunno why. Really 2008-2011 esque. Very informative video, and very simply made. Gotta love it
This is a remake of an American who did it in the U.S. about 15 years ago.
@@blaster-zy7xxEvery generation every TH-cam video gets remade for the new generation.
It's 5 years ago, that's like 2015...oh
@@floopyy_1995 was 57 years ago.
@@sandro327 29 years, I'm not that old.
What's kind of crazy to me is that even though there is a possibility of other life in the universe, this representation of distance makes me realise that we are alone in a sense. Our current understanding of space travel will never allow us to venture this far, let alone further ventures.
thats also my thoughts, even if we somehow got at the speed of light, the closest star is still years aways.
@@anto_fire8534 I think If we manage to move with the speed of light we for sure will also have a way to teleport
@@eliteknight2137 I guess
It's an exciting idea but we will never travel to the stars. Even if there are other civilisations out there the distances are just too vast. And they, like us, will be condemned to travel through space at a snail's pace. Let's just make sure we look after Planet Earth.
We'll find a way to freeze ourselves for 70.000 years on the way there.
1200 km drive for one video, now that deserves a like
Probably had another reason to drive there because i think most wouldnt do that for a few minutes video.
@@koona1992 you deserve a hard punch to the face. He's wasted all that time, fuel and money to make one pathetic video to show what "scientists" believe without justifiable evidence.
i hope he didnt make all this trip just for video. still fun video
@@RevGary Obviously he went there on holiday.
@@RevGary I'm sorry but you must be talking to the wrong person because I was talking to the person who said 'Why?!' not the main comment. I thought that putting his name first then saying what I have to say, would help identify who I'm talking to but apparently you fail to see that.
He went across the continent to hold a golf ball infront of a camera. Give this man an applause
Given that he drove to Spain i would assume he combines the trip with his holiday vacation.
@@HR-yd5ib true
@@HR-yd5ib A really shitty holiday cos he forgot his golf clubs.
@@CorkyMcButterpants , how do you know?
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Before this video i lived with the fear of some star colliding with us. Now i can live my life without worries.
Bad news, our galaxy and the andromeda galaxy are on a collision course and will eventually hit each other.
The good news is it isn't due to start for another 3.5bn years. And unbelievably, space is that big and us so insignificantly tiny that scientists don't believe it will be an extinction event.
😂
@@craigseddon4884The star density far from galaxy center (and we are far) is so low, that the probability that another star would even come close enough for us to feel it in any way is negligible.
@asmodean7239 exactly, I think compared to most people I have a reasonable grasp of how vast the universe is and how utterly tiny Earth or even our solar system is.
But even so, two galaxies, each with 100 trillion stars and a plethora more of planets colliding and almost all coming out relatively unscathed seems an impossible thought.
@@Regarded69 no, five billion years before they predict that will start
Another criminally underrated TH-cam channel 👍
I honestly thought he was just going to drive to the end of the road of something. WTF!
This scared me.
There's a lot of space out there!
Yea, and just think this was the closest star. Now imagine how far away other galaxies are... To be so far away from them to see them as a little dot in a telescope but its a huge collection around 300 billion stars with this kind of distance between each one... Tell me there aint more life out there :)
Well that puts colonization of Proxima Centauri b in the realm of science fiction. I'm honestly depressed now...
@@John-ir4id Lets just hope someone puts humans on Mars before that point, so there is still a chance for mankind.
Elandil5 the alleged trick to long distance interstellar travel is to bend space time. Which is some what possible. Gravity does it. There is hope. Just keep in mind we know so little about what’s really going on. Nd that any day a discovery could be made that completely changes the very fundamentals of what we consider reality.
Son: Dad, how far is the Andromeda Galaxy?
This man: Come, son. Let’s go for a drive
Actually laughed out loud. I'll be smirking to myself all day. Ta.
Proxima centauri is in the milky way, think u have to go to the moon for andromeda lol
Actually, I'm pretty sure you need to drive to another Planet for that. :D
If the sun is as small as the ball in the clip, then the dad would need to drive his son all the way pass Jupiter in order to reach Andromeda galaxy
@@kuribayashi84 i am thinking the other side of the planet
any people that are struggling to wrap your head around this, picture you live in space and see the sun as a golf ball and earth as a gran of sand, you can travel to neptune in a 10 second walk. just imagine if you wanted to go visit your friend that lives around the nearest star, youd have to travel this long (1200 kilometres driving at 100kmh put next to a 10 second walk to neptune) as a space being. this is blowing my brain up.
You're just describing what happens in the video. The only difference is you place an imaginary friend on the nearest star.
I’ve watched a bunch of these videos, but for some reason this one gave the best sense of scale. Good job! As soon as my grandson is old enough to have a firm concept of distances, I will definitely show him this video. I think he’ll need to go on a couple long road trips to really get it. Thank you.
You gave me an idea. A mission. Recreate this with my son. Not leting him know that or how long we will drive.
😂
Not only a great visual representation of the sheer distances involved, but a genius way to write off a road trip.
I do have same thought
I was wondering if a University paid!
Is it a great visualization though? I don't even have a good intuition about the difference between a golfball diameter and the distance to the next town over, let alone UK and Spain. I would have to do the math to have any idea how many golfballs away that is. If I can't intuit it within like an order of magnitude, i'd say it doesn't even meet the qualification to be a visualization. If the star was actually at he other side of the park, maybe this part would be useful.
But we havent even touched on the comparison between the diameter of the sun and the golfball, so any intuition we could have gained from the analogy fails here again. How many golfballs is the sun? No clue, I'd have to pull out my calculator (and google).
The only way this is in any way helpful is if you've never ever actually even seen the numbers on how far the next star is and in that case it'll just make you go "wow, that's really far (how far? no idea, just really far)". I'd say just saying the star is 4 * 10^13 km away gives at least as good of an idea, but I'd argue much better.
@@s1mppeli what a comment... bet you can't measure how insufferable you are
@@s1mppeli 🤓
Science fiction writers: We'll explore the universe, travel the stars, colonize worlds, meet other civilizations!
Space: ....am I a joke to you?
@Saul Goode earth is a donut
😂😂😂
Saul Goode your eyes are flat. Fact.
Saul Goode
The earth is fat!
space is a flake*
FACT!
Spot on, sir, spot on.
This actually puts a real feeling behind the supposed immense scale of the universe. To think that a golfball would need to roll all the way over to Spain just to meet its neartest neighbour is scary as can be. Talk about isolation
This guy is a star for the dedication he put in this video.
Well, thank goodness he didn't use a basketball instead of a golf ball!
If it were a basketball he would have driven less...
@@matty7758 Nopo, a lot more
@@matty7758 incorrect the smaller the scale the smaller the distance.
@@matty7758 what? does that mean that proxima centauri and the sun are actually closer than england and spain?
@@matty7758 i bet you feel pretty stupid now...
Imagine THAT conversation with Spain's port of entry authorities....
"What's the nature of your visit to Spain?"
"I've come to show the internet where the next nearest star is"
You need to imagine first a port of entry between France and Spain
He didn’t take the Ports of Spain. I believe you meant France.
They would point him toward Antonio Banderas
Thought the same
Brexit shits will have to state that in the future, yes.
This gentleman's dedication level is off the continent. Salute to your efforts.
Wow!! What a great demonstration of the enormity of the space we live in!
It was shockingly illustrative of the truly immense scale of just what 4 light year distance means!
Now imagine 100 billion light years
@@rchycola7744 most of these stars are dead already.... ☠
@@rchycola7744the universe is 93 billion light years across (that we know of)
Doesn't light lose intensity over distance? How bright do objects have to be for us to perceive them as being billions of miles away?
@@ruledbysaturni think they redshift.
This made me realize that the fact that we can see any light from stars besides our sun must mean they are unimaginably bright, considering how far away they are. The universe is astounding.
And don't forget the light we see is not the actual star itself, it is the light it emitted that has travelled many light years to get to us
@@TheComputec a lot of the stars we “see” don’t even exist anymore. Their light takes so long to reach us that we essentially see thing millions of years in the past.
@@TheComputec Well, it *_is_* from the actual star itself, it's just old light.
@@stevienguyen2047not exactly. A million light years is almost halfway to the Andromeda galaxy.
@@stevienguyen2047 And everything around you as well. People, cars, cities, the planet. It's all not really there, only a memory that you interact with.
Thank you for your dedication to bring this up !
My gosh, you have a lot of spare time to illustrate a point. Fun and illuminating.
Amazing how bright stars are - can you imagine being able to see a golf ball at a distance of 1200 km?
Imagine the golf ballin space and a telescope in your hand
@@kingoftennis94you don't need a telescope to see the nearest stars.
@@kingoftennis94brother. All the stars in the sky that you can notice with naked eyes are far far more distant than the nearest star
Really! The AB Centauri pair are one of the brightest stars (ok, pair) visible in my part of the world and is only slightly further away than Proxima Centauri... relatively speaking
Maybe you could if it was suspended in space and burning as brightly as the Sun
I wonder if he ever realized he could have used a grain of sand as the sun and just drove home.
Could have been worse what if he had used a football.
Seany Carolan he would circle the earth and come back to his garden again 😂
it would not make such a good video
@@smd2030 wtf 😂😂😂
😅😅😅
Mind-blowing, I couldn't visualise the distance until you showed us. Thank you!
Imagine a light source the size of a golf ball so bright you can see it 1200 km away. Absolutely mind blowing
The farthest away ones that we still see with our naked I are hundreds of times farther
The fact that they interact gravitationally (in form of galaxy) is much more mind blowing , given that gravity decreases in inverse proportion to the square of the distance.
To be fair there isn’t much in the way and no curvature
it is a source, that will EVENTUALLY reach a recipient.. If you fart, it does not dissipate, it will reach the other side of planet.
The only reason you wouldn't be able to see it would be light pollution from the much bigger light sources, the sun and other stars. If there was no other light in the universe I would bet you could see a lit light bulb from any distance, as long as the light from it has had enough time to reach you.
France border: sir what’s your purpose in France?
Uhm I’m trying to get the nearest star.
....
Jokes on you, France lets everyone in
@@isaacbruner65 lol
There are no hard borders in the EU
There are (in General) no border controls in the Schengen area :D
@@isaacbruner65 He didn't say the dude was not going to be allowed in, was just asked the purpose of the trip.
even though i already know how big the universe is and how far apart everything is, i am still amazed every time i see someone like this guy put it into perspective
Now that puts it in perspective.
Good job.
Seems like TH-cam Recommendations has brought us all together again.
Been a while
Yes indeed
Exactly ,doubt anyone searched this question FFS.....yet we all still watch Catchya next time 👍
Until next time ✌️
Video idea is stolen from Codys lab
I admire the dedication it took for this video to happen
He must have a lot of time on his hands
I'm hoping the man took a vacation while he was there. If he drove right back to England then he's a real boss man bro.
He had to get groceries in Spain anyway.
As an American, it very strange to me how you can drive/ferry from England to Spain within a couple days. To get from east to west coast would take almost a week driving
Dissapointing Person funny. That’s what fascinates me about the US: the sheer size of your country! The distances are unreal
Thanks for showing this distance so we can understand.
Very good explanation. Makes much more sense of the vast distance between the sun and the proxima centurai
Imagine driving to Spain and forgetting to click record...
Why would he record the journey back?
oof
That would be cool, hes already got the journey there.
@@zebran4 he would remember that he didnt record the journey to spay
He couldn't have driven all the way to Spain to convey his point a/b 'space distance between our Sun and the nearest star'.....he's probably got a 'mama sita' there, waiting for him ~
For reference, at this scale, the speed of light would be approximately 0.03km/h.
Wow, fascinating perspective, thanks !
= 30 m/h or 30 meters per hour which is 0.5 m per min, so about the speed of a garden snail.
I converted the speed into units easier for us to understand. 0.030 km/h is difficult to imagine so it doesn't help you appreciate how slow light must be travelling in this analogy.
@@GonzoTehGreat So, if a common garden snail can drag itself to Spain from the UK in its lifetime and humans can somehow find a way to move at the speed of light, then there still is a chance???
@@JohnMcCulloch75 yes due to relativity there is a chance
@@pasarell2222 Hahahaha equating the energy output of a star to a 3 volt light torch is so funny.
I just love videos like these that depict the vastness of space. Superb!
That is absolutely mind blowing. You really helped out things in perspective. Thanks for doing this
I hope, for your sake, there was another reason for driving that far 🤣
Nope just the golf ball
Nope, just to teach us a lesson.
I was thinking the same thing 😂
Yeah, to go to Spain! That’s the real reason!
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Son: Dad, how far is the nearest sun in our galaxy?
Me: Its in Spain, son. Spain.
Yesnog05 😂😂😂
Audibly laughed at this one
Its not IN spain,a star is waaay too big to fit inside spain, the video just shows the distance of the nearest star IF the sun was the size of a golf ball, the actual distance is about 4 light years away
Tune BoyZ I think you will find that he was having a laugh.
@@tuneboyz5634 eassy boi
Yet another valiant attempt to explain the scale of the universe that my mind fails to comprehend
That definitely gives some perspective! Thank you!
just imagine he realised in spain that he forgot his golfball
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I thought the same thing haha
@@ebriheemazeez4812 Did you have a stroke or something?
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He can just buy another lol
This man drove from England to Spain using a dentist tool just for this video
TheYoyoGamer comment of the day
Lmao I thought of a dentist drill too damn
Why you like this 🤣⚰️
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Must have been a rough ride zzzzzzz,-chizle chizle .
You're awesome, I absolutely love videos like this thank you for taking the time to do it. Hope you had a nice drive lol
I did not grasp the scale of the distance before this video. Well made and explained, thank you!!
I got increasingly depressed the more you traveled in the video.
I wasn't...until this comment showed up.
I felt the same way. Humans will be stuck here for a long time.
Why do people play with the word depressed anyhow?
You are insignificant. We all are insignificant.
mind you this is SCALED DOWN.... if its original scale... yeah I dont think it's feasible with out technology.
3:11
The car driving in the time lapse sounds like one of those dentist tools 😂
My teeth r clean now
This comment gave me anxiety
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lol so true
One of those drills that taste like tic tac
That's incredible! Insanely vast distances between stars.
Great analogy! Puts it in place!
It’s amazing how small stars are compared to how far apart they are and yet we can still see their light.
This is all I thought about the whole drive. Is it a testament to how bright stars are? or how incredibly dark and empty the universe is?
How far of a drive is a star in Andromeda? on a clear night we can see Andromeda. How is it possible that we can see light from that far away?
And that thier heat can still essentially cook us alive. I think about that stuff sometimes too
Pretty sure Andromeda is something like hundreds of million of light years. The lights we perceive now was emitted when humanoids were in very early development, only reaching us now
@@Sentinel_ICBMAndromeda is over 2.5 million light years away, as compared to the star exampled here, which is 4 light years away. He would have to drive 466,250,000 miles to reach the equivalent in this model, well past the orbit of Jupiter which is 365,000,000 miles away in real life. Since there is not much to alter light wave lengths in space, and since these objects are incredibly bright, the light can still reach us.
@@kylewit924 way before humans my friend. Creatures we would recognise as humans are in the range of 135,000 years and 2 Million years old depending on your definition of human
Bruh when I saw him at the ferry terminal I knew we were in for some serious education...
What's your Moug score for this video?
You videos are hilarious man
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This does help with the concept of astronomical numbers or distance. I like that you brought the sun with you for scale.
Brilliant demonstration, the simplest and the most undisputable of all. And it's got humour. You just made my day.
i don’t think anyone in the comment section understands just how truly horrifying the distance is and this is just the nearest star
Nope..the sun has only revolved around our galaxy for about 13 times. Though it took our sun around 230,000 years to complete 1 revolution around our milky way galaxy
*Sry its 230,000,000 years
@@bhushankamble7174 It won't be home for Christmas then?
Hu?
@@d.b.1176Hu’s on first.
Image doing this with a basketball and having to drive across Russia
Arystotskans only
@@user-nd2hw6vb8i no
Thomast Tham Pluto is not a sun!
@Thomast Tham I'm sorry but i dont understand your answer
Yes. About 25+ times and back of course and then youre there.
"Sir, why were you speeding?"
"Oh sorry, I was just in a hurry to the nearest star."
That's what you call dedication. Well done
I don't know about Proxima Centauri, to me the nearest star is you who drove all the way to Spain from England just for a video.
Damn, that was smooth son.
cheesy af
Emin
But accurate
Probably not more likely he was going to Spain anyway and decided to make the video. 😉
Oh how disarming 😝😝😝
It's all an excuse for him to go on a road trip to Spain lmao
Awesome video
😊🥜
That's an incredible analogy. Thank you
Awesome, thank you for demonstrating this fact
Am I at the dentist?
No you're not
Is this real life?
For those who dont get it the sped up driving sounds like the dental drill
@@Matrix32728thx bro because im autistic
Sure.
*Fun fact*
Using the same scale as this videos, the distance from Earth to Kepler-452b (the most habitable planet discovered thus far) would roughly be the distance from the Earth to the moon
we r smol
Underrated comment.
Can you show us your calculations?
@@rtyuu999 He's right.
Earth -> Proxima Centaur = 4,243 lightyears
Earth -> Kepler 452b = 1402 lightyears
He drove 1200km.
Earth -> Moon are 380.000km
1402 ly / 4,243 ly = 330,4266
1200km * 330,4266 = 396,511km.
Even a bit more than the moon. Unbelivable brainfuck isn't it?
What about Andromeda galaxy????
Well poop...
I guess it's time to stop fucking the planet
Brilliantly explained Sir.
Amazing! Great video, thanks.
RichardB1983: *drives and drives*
Me: "If he keeps on driving, he's going to get to France."
RichardB1983: *gets on ferry*
Me: "Oh. Ok, then."
These stellar distances are hard to fathom. Thanks for helping to put these crazy scales in perspective.
The fact that the earth is the size of a grain of sand in this scenario blew my mind.
The nearest star is over 100 miles away. This is not news.
MrJamberee who said it was news? It’s putting it into perspective. Stay in school
@@jamesthomas1649 They teach you what you need to know if you get a decent job, if you didnt learn it then clearly you wont be getting a decent job
@@MrJamberee Not a 100 miles but on the scale of shrinking the Sun to the size of a golfball the next star is over 1,200 km away. That gives a person a dose of reality about the size of the universe.
This man had this brilliant idea of using his dashcam footage of his drive from England to Spain to get 2.8 million views on TH-cam. My dashcam videos hardly get 200 views 😅
Serious effort, time and expense gone thru to prove how far away that is. WOW, thanks.
This might be one of the most amazing videos ever. I was dumbfounded when he went past 5 miles. But this guy really put his money where his mouth was and showed it. I’m awe struck.
Using a map would have saved him $ on fuel
@@uwekonnigsstaddt524he probably was already going on this trip
@@uwekonnigsstaddt524 it wouldn't have the same shock effect. I tought he is going to drive to the other side of the park
I found myself saying “woh” every time it updated and then I just kept staring until he has stopped several hundred miles later
All I heard then was a little boom from my blown mind.
I has around 200km in my mind, he went well over past that
Thank you for doing this @RichardB1983
As an American, I'm just here admiring the roads and people driving like rational humans.
As a non American I'm shocked this is admirable and not normal to you.
As an Australian on holiday in Hawaii, I was so impressed by the American drivers, no aggression at all.
@@elale8016 Traffic is hell if you live near a large American city, but anywhere else on the open road is normal
As an American we don’t consider Hawaii as American as apple pie. So if you want to see how Americans drive, go to Los Angeles, California on a rainy day. You’ll get cutoff, honked at, middle finger to you, almost hit, road rage, and if you get unlucky you’ll get shot 😭💀
@@elale8016it's normal once you get out of the cities. People in rural areas and on the rural freeways tend to be more considerate
One of the best videos ever made !
Wow! I knew it was a long way but this is a great way to show that scale.
How far away is the nearest star? I think I’ll need to get in my car for this.
Gets in car....
Actually tries to drive into space...
to the nearest star
Hahahahahahahahahaha!
lol
this dude drove through 3 countries just to teach people how far the nearest star to out solar system would be.
MAD RESPECT
And to look at hot Spainish women
Aka drove across texas
Our nearest star is the Sun.
Thought the same FUKING LIKE AND FAKEN SUBSCRIBED!
Yes but he could have saved himself a lot of trouble had he gone with a tiny grain of salt instead of a golf ball. Then he'd only have to drive 10 km
Thank You. I never understood how little I understood how far away - Away can be.
A man of focus, commitment and shear f*cking will
The only thought he had on his whole trip :
"Please like this video, please like this video,..."
No worries, I did.
1K dislikes though but why? I liked too.
@@iNathanLite dude I have no idea some people are nuts. Brain.exe not found
*RichardB1983 gets to Spain* "Shit... forgot the golf ball"
*RichardB1983 returns to England a broken man*
@@ajitnagarkar5096 Life for Gareth Bale would have no meaning if Spain didn't have golf balls.
@@ajitnagarkar5096 no they don't, you can only buy them in Scotland an Northumbria. They have been banned from all other regions in the world, selling wise, since 1896 with the Munich accord.
@@-gemberkoekje-5547 Plot twist: He's got a spare golf ball in Uranus and he's saving it for the next video.
@@evilubuntu9001 Oh, kinky 😘
@@solomon6083 that made me chuckle good one haha
Wasn't expecting this. Fair effort!
People have no idea of the dedication of this man. For a British person to drive so far in basically one sitting.. it's the equivalent of a Hobbit leaving the Shire!
My hope is that he was going there anyway on holiday, with family maybe, and this was a perfect opportunity to show this
Business tax deduction for his holiday vacation.
Hahaha
no, that's no fun
@@Go-Getter sorry ! I'm Learning English and....
If his scales are correct then for the brains of others it is well worth the trip. I'm not sure myself but I doubt he's troll us or not be sure with his info.
I hope the Brexit isn't gonna make the yearly summer trips to Proxima Centauri more difficult.
this comment truly deserves more likes
Well played!
I hope brexit doesnt happen because uk will become poor
@@omit4727 the fact that people in England voted for Brexit would be the most shocking vote outcome in my life, had my country not elected the worst possible supreme narcissist douchebag in our last election.
Kevin Potts UK, not England C: England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland are the UK, you know the people that voted
Great job! Thank you for this interesting video!
That is mind blowing. I thought for sure he going to drive a few streets down, at least stay in the same town. It just kept going on and on.
I think you were right when you said
“I think I’ll need my car for this”
attu he needed a plane!
@James same
Husband: hunny - I’m off to Spain.
Wife: Spain ? Why
Husband: science!
James Young brilliant! 😂
🤣🤣👍
Science and bitches
What is wife?
Gawd... I was shocked when You drove over 20km. Thanx for great video that shows the perspective of vastness of space
Fantastic visualisation! Well done!!
Niqqa really drove from England to Spain. You are the real star.
Epic
😂
30 second point stretched to over 5 minutes
vinny p Nigga*
@@tpl608 After all the effort he went to you surely aren't going to quibble about that!
Genius way to write off a vacation to Spain by just grabbing a golf ball and making a short video! Well done Sir 😉
Excellent illustration.
This is really, really impressive.
It drives home (no pun) just how big the scale of the universe is.