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Vsauce music hits hard fr

Using the sky and void, aswell as that 2^1024 distance just honestly seems like cheating since all you'd see and find, aswell as what is actually there at those distances are literally empty space

Your Mother Im so sorry

if you were going to hack anyway, would it be possible to get a copy of the world you connected to and then just simulate finding it in "9 years" that way, and accelerate it. like a tas or something

Minecraft rule 1 If it exists it can unexist.

did you know, that a good way to compare is the total number of alternate universes, called "universe chess number" , which is 10^10^10^82, whish is so much larger it hurts your head. not even close bud.

@ZarHakkar so true

This videos pacing is a bit all over the place

I watched a video that showed what is more Far away from the farlands, and at almost the end of the video the Guy showed that after the fartest lands (the most Far away "Far lands") we can walk until the distance reach 1e308 (infinity) in a minecraft version (I forgot the version now😭), and yes, we can Also walk 1e308 blocks in nether and in the end, so If we put the Minecraft world + nether + the end and multiply by these quintilions Minecraft seeds, the numbers will be REALLY BIG, like, It Will be more big than infinity (1e308).

you got a new sub you deserve more subscribers

Just wanted to point out that the pixels of the shadows of players or items isn't the smallest thing, but it is the outline of the block which your cursor is on. If you look really close there is an outline of the block that you are looking at. Have a nice day :)

how would a base that can’t be entered or exited be used by its owner 😂

Bro thinks hes Vsauce😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 What a Loser

It is infinity u can use a mod said by Antvenom

It is infinity u can use a mod said by Antvenom

I've been working on one in creative mode that I think might work, giant fortress that requires an elytra & fire resistance to access safely and is off in the corner of my map.

Another thing that can make this number larger but not by much is removing the border. If you look at the Minecraft border, you can obviously see that the Minecraft world stretches much farther than where we can go, it's more than 60 million by 60 million. With people that have bypassed the Minecraft code, the farthest someone has gone without the game crashing is 2 BILLION BY 2 BILLION.

Hmm... Can you move sideways with the newly-discovered Ender Pearl glitch? Here's what I'm thinking: We find out the maximum distance one can fly without stopping (assuming the perfect inventory ratio of Unbreaking III Elytras and fireworks). Then, make the walls of the bedrock monolith thicker than that. Then, they can't make it far enough to even perform the glitch. Thoughts?

0:35 not the VSauce theme 😭😭😭😭

For entity coordinates: while a double-float can store the value the max is 1.797...*10^308 [#1], the amount of distinguishable Integers is 8.764...*10^18 [#2] and the max integer, that is countable to, is 9.007...*10^15 [#3]. But block coordinates are stored in an normal integer with a max of 2.147...*10^9 [#4]. [#1] range ±1797693134862315708145274237317043567980705675258449965989...[309 total digits [#7]] (±2^1023 [#5]) [#2] 8764004874862985213 different ones (2 * ((1023 - 52 + 1) * 2^52 + \sum_{n = 1}^{52 - 1}{2^n}) + 1 [#6]) [#3] range ±9007199254740991 (±(2^(52 + 1) - 1)) [#4] range -2147483648 to +2147483647 (-2^31 to 2^31 - 1) [#5] 1023 is the max exponent [#6] times 2 for ±, +1 for 0, 52 is the mantissa bits [#7] ±179769313486231570814527423731704356798070567525844996598917476803157260780028538760589558632766878171540458953514382464234321326889464182768467546703537516986049910576551282076245490090389328944075868508455133942304583236903222948165808559332123348274797826204144723168738177180919299881250404026184124858368

if we had 20w14Infinite snapshot of april fool he will be a lot more bigger

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Ant venom “one Minecraft world is 2000 light years across until it breaks down

6:31 bro NEEDS to learn how to read numbers

Just wait until he finds out that barrier 60 million blocks away isn't actually the end and there's much *much* world behind it

the 2020 april fools update that added infinite dimensions: before yall bully me to the ground, i am well aware that he said in the video he wasnt counting april fools updates, this comment is purely a joke, absolutely nothing more, absolutely do not discuss my inteligence, intent or how much i watched the video, or else i will personaly come to your house and destroy anything you love ok that last part was also a joke

Imagine including the infinite dimensions snapshot

Woodland mansion. Ocean monument. Terrible fortress. End city. All much larger than a Pillager outpost. Needed to be said.

3:00 Really? That's the smallest you could find? No one said command shenanigans don't count ;) Shrink something like a silverfish to be 1/100 it's normal size using the generic.size attribute, and it's already much smaller than a pixel of an item's shadow. Want to go even smaller? Display entities have their own scale sub-tag and can be as small as you want them to be, so, for example, you could make a dirt block that's even smaller than the silverfish I mentioned earlier

14:45 HYPER SONG NOSTALGIA MOMENT

you know, after the barrier at 30mil blocks, the world keeps estending until like 2.5 billion blocks, so... your channel is cool

bro became vsauce

Amazing vid but what is the background music?

Fun fact: The Minecraft world is as wide as the ice giants

Math isn't mathing bud. Chunks are 16x16. 3.6 tril / 256 = number of chunks, that's perfectly fine. Assuming you are chunk checking, you're riding the line between 2 chunks at all time, crossing 16 block distance, you're covering (50/16 blocks/s) to check chunks. Which is close to 3 chunks a second, and if you're traveling between two chunks, that turns into 6 chunks a second. Now you have (3.6G blocks/256)/6. Your math assumes you're traveling across all blocks of a chunk, with elytra.

According to antvenom, you can travel to the 1024 bit integer limit (1.2057*10^308) in one direction so around 2.41*10^308 blocks in width and depth. And the height of the world is 1*10^248, so multiply all three dimensions and you get 5.81*10^864 m in volume for a single seed in a single dimension. If you count the other dimensions, you get 1.74*10^2594 blocks. Multiply that by 18.5 quintillion seeds, and you get 3.23*10^2612 blocks in volume.

I hate how people assume that versions before 1.8 didn't have a world border. It in fact does! At 30 million blocks as well! In 1.7 the world border is just invisible, and in all the previous versions, all blocks are non-solid, which technically counts as a world border (and even then, the fake blocks stop completely at 32 million blocks)

Here's something else! Even with the same seed, every world can be completely different-not literally, but because we shape it in our own way. Every block we place, break, or change creates a unique variation. When you calculate the possible variations, you get a mind-boggling 1.4 × 10^284! It’s hard to imagine how huge that is. Just one seed, with a world size of 60 million × 60 million × 384 blocks, can have countless variations-not even counting all the block types and states. Minecraft’s scale is um, I just cant describe,

Alt title: Minecraft Guide by the Imperial Fists.

What about a small base on a flying machine? Get out as far from spawn as you can before starting. With alts or friends to keep it flying while youre gone, it could keep flying forever. The only risk is crackheads with elytra flying through the nether on the same axis at 8x speed, but once your far enough out then they would inevitably hit a big wall and have to mine through.

Custom world settings so you don’t need to use datapacks.

And now if all the blocks in every dimension were maxed-out sized block entities like chests or sand blocks or mobs MAXIMUM sized (which is 2147483647 blocks or simply (2^31)-1 blocks because of the standart minecraft limit, AKA the programmer demon's number), we get a world size of... 128,849,018,820,000,000 (1,288*10^17) by 386,547,056,460,000,000 (3,865*10^17) by 2,147*10^293 blocks. Never thought a minecraft world can be that large. Well, adding all that up, the volume of one single such world is a stunning 1.068802364*10^342 cubic meters or 7.8891686*10^292 cubic light years. If we assume that the observable universe is a sphere with the radius of roughly 46,477,290,128.3 light year, the volume would be roughly 420,543,577,317,849,800,540,916,078,894,669.5 cubic light years, or simply, 4.2054357*10^32. That is a mere 0.000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000005330644980765146786189865431447364428236% ( 5.3306449*10^-261 %) of the volume of such minecraft world. A SINGLE ONE, BY THE WAY. IMAGINE IF ALL THE 18.5 QUADRILLION SEEDS AND ALL THESE VERSIONS. ON ALL DEVICES ON THE PLANET AND ON A DIFFERENT GMAIL ACCOUNT. Yes I did really waste all my time on this thing.

0:37 Vsause time

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The max we can push minecraft world size into is 2^64 Blocks Possible when replacing the interger limit 32bit to 64bit

that's what she said

Pov: Mojang seeing their game is theorically bigger than the observable fucking universe

why not make the inner layers of the wall full of lava and sticky pistons so the player can be pushed away even with fire resistance potion

wtf are these weird audio artifacts in video?

End portal shooting star pixel size?