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british penny okay sure grasshopper do we really need a size comparison between a grasshopper and
a penny and a parrot just let's just speed up computer monitor this guy's just trolling us now
one meter
i love the stuff he's comparing human there we are because we needed a size comparison of a human
than a computer screen what the hell is that thing gigantoraptor the hell i haven't heard of that
hat so what i'm going to try and pronounce that allosaurus hello saurus that was a terrible joke
carnotaurus gigantosaurus my god
okay someone is at the door
hubble space telescope hell yeah jwst is about to launch finally
the next big space telescope blue whale boeing 747
this is going to take a while if this is the speed at which we're climbing
iss most expensive thing i think we've ever built is that true hyperion
wow that tree is big that's a big tree
aircraft carrier
eiffel tower i'm just excited to see what's coming next empire state building i'll try and guess
yeah that was obviously coming um what could be bigger jetta tower really
your crater okay sure
large hadron collider nice
mount everest we're getting pretty large now size of a country now marianas trench okay
impact a girl's gonna be pissed when she realizes she's not the center of the universe crab pulsar
yeah it's very small about about 20 kilometers a pulsar if you didn't know is a neutron star
they're called pulsars when uh neutron stars are highly magnetized right and on the the
polar regions they have these uh magnetic field lines and they whip around um and when they're
pointing at us we get this pulsing when it crosses us and that's why we call uh the ones pointing at
us pulsars but all pole cells pulsars are neutron stars not all neutron stars are pulses it's just
uh they're they're all the same thing marathon okay i would love to run a marathon rhode island
this is great way what i don't know what that is
it's a moon of saturn is it or jupiter vesta it's a big old asteroid
series it's always a bigger fish that's where the last video started wasn't it sedna
madagascar this is a this is a a better video i like uh
it's just chunky and random stuff everywhere on triton what's that's a moon of is it neptune
right europa my favorite moon in the solar system possibly life under the the surfaced crust
we think it could be ice an icy surface we see it break occasionally and uh that has uh these
water plumes we see occasionally so who knows what's swimming down there kepler 37b
i have a friend as well working on the europa clipper at nasa so shout out to her titan
titan is also very cool has like methane lakes he landed a probe there not too far back called um
huygens probe after christian huygens very famous guy within physics
i love how everything's all within frame still it's just all around the place
trappist-20 that was one of those i think was that the first like earth-like planet we found
uh i think it was in that system earth kepler-452b
serious b
i i also forgot i wanted to say that the neutron star showed before the
the pulsar only 20 20 kilometers and it's because uh it's so dense it's what is it
the fact is like a teaspoon of neutron stars weighs as much as mount everest
see that movie at astra that end final scene with neptune was just like incredible uranus
uranus is pretty big yeah i'm just gonna wait for all the comments that's what she said java
minecraft world that's great saturn those rings are disappearing we're getting to the gas giants
these are huge and they're very low density so you know you could actually get like a scoop of
satin and it would float in your bathtub you could fly right through these things like gas
giants they're not what people think they don't have a hard surface proxima centauri
wr102 i'm interested to see what they end on of it they're gonna show the universe or the multiverse
what's the stats like a million earths could fit in the sun i think okay that is
it's breaking my brain and to think we have a miss universe every year such a cool name
what is that all humans stacked on top of each other no way really surely not
bfts 352 contact binary that definitely makes us feel a lot bigger than we are if that is true wow
sagittarius a star yes the supermassive black hole at the center of our milky way the galaxy
we're in if you didn't know my brain's already broken like we're already so much bigger than
earth or what we can comprehend yeah that sagittarius a star as well that has like
a few million masses of the sun crammed in that little space pretty insane pistol stuff it's huge
okay beetlejuice nice that could go supernova it's a red giant currently it's at the end of
its life it's about to explode could happen tomorrow into red giant territory stevenson
218 okay some guy just named that after himself can't imagine how terrified the camera guy must be
nice quasi star eyes one light day distance light travels in one day
ton six eighteen i remember reading about this one it's huge i think this one has like is it 40
billion times the mass of the sun distance the sun travels in a century wow that's a cool thing to
put that ah one i think it takes the sun what is it 225 million years just to go around the galaxy
once online here about nine trillion kilometers the awk cloud 1.6 light years yeah that's like uh
the border of the solar system it's like a quarter of the way to the nearest star
it's very cool one parsec nice it's the coolest don't forget to like and subscribe to my channel
so a parsec you've probably come across past second star wars where they use it
very incorrectly and they say like the millennium falcon makes some trip in like a few parsecs which
makes no sense because it's a distance measure um we use it in astronomy distance from the sun
of creation very cool so now galaxy bubble nebula next time you complain
about the remote being too far away from the tv just remember this video messier 71 very cool
101 light years
omega centauri things get much bigger still distance to beetlejuice
our galaxy is about a hundred thousand light years so we're still pretty small
large magellanic cloud look how small the other things are where have they gone sombrero galaxy
should be called the pizza galaxy triangulum
the milky way there she is
hoax object
andromeda might be actually smaller than that where some recent evidence to suggest
it might actually be a similar size to the milky way distance earth has orbited the sun
distance of the andromeda galaxy yep two and a half million light years we currently think
drax is abnormally large 100 trillion stars the local group a local group of galaxies that is
boots void they've shown the stars on the boundaries so you can kind of visualize it
there's stuff they could have shown as well before the end there the observable universe 93 billion
light years you might wonder why how the hell is it 93 billion light years in diameter if it's only
you know almost 14 billion years old it's like how has light traveled that far if it's only
been traveling for you know 13.7 billion years where nothing can travel faster than the speed of
light well the universe is expanding because the universe is expanding it is now like 93 billion
light years in diameter yes it's pretty crazy the portion of the universe is possible to observe
size of the universe is unknown that is very true
people don't often talk about this it could be infinite in size and i think probably is
there's a time before the big bang called inflation that we know happened and some
theories suspect that inflation might have continued so the
actual universe might be far greater than our little observable pocket
here we go multiverse
i'm guessing that broader region is you know maybe they're
going along with what i just said about the uh inflation stuff okay so they didn't
they were like no we're not going to speculate i respect that we're just spinning around on this
space testicle worrying about absolutely insignificant stuff all right guys that's
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