Channel: Harry Evett

Category: Science & Technology

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Description: From the Planck length to the Great Sloan Wall, we take a look at Universe Size Comparison 2017! This time with new improved graphics and some extra objects, including scales smaller than Ceres. Support the channel on Patreon! patreon.com/HarryEvett Music: 1) 'Desolate' - David O'Brien. 2) 'Another' - Fonkmasters 3) 'Metamorphosis' - Terry Devine-King. 4) 'Cataclysmic Molten Core' - Jinglepunks. 5) 'Emptiness' - puckaros. Skip to 5:48 for the space stuff! Some images were made with the help of Universe Sandbox 2. Enjoy! Some of my other comparison videos: Universe Size Comparison 2017: youtube.com/watch?v=vOZ9rxeizCw Temperature Comparison: youtube.com/watch?v=J2BaK8Pt2iU Earth and Stars Size Comparison - Universe Size Comparison: youtube.com/watch?v=b8s5IMPu-Y8 Black Hole Mass Compsrison: youtube.com/watch?v=cFBUwB5xUIw Moons, Planets, Black Holes, and Stars Shown, in Order of Appearance: 1) Ceres - the largest object in the asteroid belt. 2) Charon - the largest moon of pluto. 3) Makemake - a large trans-Neptunian object. 4) Pluto - the second largest dwarf-planet. 5) Eris - the largest dwarf-planet. 6) Triton - the main moon of Neptune. 7) Europa - may contain life under the icy surface. 8) The Moon - orbits the Earth once per 28 days. 9) Io - a geologically active moon of Jupiter. 10) Callisto - the last Galilean moon. 11) Mercury - the smallest planet in the solar system. 12) Titan - Saturn's largest moon, may harbor life. 13) Ganymede - the largest moon in the solar system. 14) Mars - once had rivers and lakes on its surface. 15) Venus - there are 92 bars of pressure on Venus. 16) Earth - has had life for 4 billion years. 17) Sirius B - a white dwarf only 8 light years away. 18) Kepler 22b - thought to be a giant water world. 19) Neptune - the outermost planet in the solar system. 20) Uranus - the seventh planet from the sun. 21) Saturn - known for its fantastic ring system. 22) Jupiter - it has a gigantic magnetic field. 23) Wolf 359 - one of the closest stars to the sun. 24) Proxima Centauri - the closest star to the sun. 25) TrES-4 - one of the largest planets known. 26) HD 100546 b - the largest planet known. 27) The Sun - Earth's parent star. 28) Alpha Centauri A - the nearest large star to Earth, excluding The Sun. 29) Sirius A - the brightest star in the night sky. 30) Vega - bulges due to fast rotation. 31) Regulus A - 78 light years from Earth. 32) Spica - part of a binary system. 33) Pollux - has a luminosity 46 times that of the sun. 34) Arcturus - the third brightest star in the night sky. 35) Aldebaran - an orange giant. 36) Rigel - the brightest star in the constellation of Orion. 37) Betelgeuse - set to explode as a supernova, or possibly a hypernova, in the next 10,000 years. 38) UY Scuti - the largest star ever discovered. 39) NGC 1277 - a black hole with at least 2 billion masses of The Sun. 40) S5 0014+81 - the most massive black hole ever discovered.