do you know what for us german is really confusing? the term billion. in germany and in continental europe we use the term billion for one thousand million (the number that americans calls trillion. trillion in usa, uk = billion in germany and europe.) i dont have problems of understanding, when you use billion with miles. but when you say 4,5 billion km, i have to guess, whether you are using the us, uk term or the continental europe term. really confusing :-))
@@kd6420 In Europe (without UK :-)), - 1,000,000 million - 1,000,000,000 milliarde - 1,000,000,000,000 billion - 1,000,000,000,000,000 billiarde - 1,000,000,000,000,000,000 trillion we use the so called long scale. us and uk are using the short scale.
Imaging, you just started with a mistake calling us Humans. See, we don't even know what we are talking, how we are talking, and like that we don't even think what we are going to say. -- How in your poor brain can understand that we are not even Human yet? -- A Human is a being full of kindness, open mind, easy to talk and understand others. A Human being will never and ever kill their own kind. a Human will never steal to other, never adultery, never Envy other people, never hurt anyone, etc, etc, etc..... -- I just talked about a Human. Do you know what is a MAN or a WOMAN?
Mind officially blown! This video brilliantly illustrates the mind-boggling distances within our galaxy and beyond. The analogy of compressing the Milky Way to the size of Earth really puts things into perspective. Such a humbling reminder of our place in the universe!
4:25 If we were to take an airplane flight to Neptune in 1544, with passengers like Michelangelo Buonarroti on board (born in 1475, an Italian Renaissance polymath renowned for works such as the Statue of David and the Sistine Chapel ceiling), we would still require approximately 10 years from today to reach our destination.
Makes you feel small. Also makes you wonder what exactly is going on and what is the point when things are so vast. It has to be simpler or WAY more complex than we could ever imagine. Also I think black holes are formations of light particles in other universes.
I think BlackHoles are BigBangs of other universes. No, there's no universe inside them. Seek information. The more I go down that rabbit hole, I see them as a gate. Matter can't be denser than neutron stars. Yet there they are. 🚀🏴☠️🎸
These average distances between stars in our galaxy are mind blowing. Andromeda is 2.5 million lightyears away and sitting there as our galaxy neighbour. There is life out there somewhere in our galaxy, but we can only detect the more advanced ones, the guys in their hunters and gatherers era cannot be detected. Not until someone is gonna land on live television, we are so alone in this galaxy.
And when you consider the vast timescale and distances of the universe, even if an advanced civilization had existed say 2 million years ago and sent a message in our direction, it might just be getting to us now, while their civilization would have crumbled to dust millennia ago. When you look at the galaxy of Andromeda, you're probably staring in the general direction of thousands of sapient civilizations, none of which we will ever meet because of the distances involved.
Whenever life gets you down, Mrs. Brown And things seem hard or tough And people are stupid Obnoxious or daft And you feel that you've had Quite enough... Just remember that you're standing On a planet that's evolving And revolving at nine hundred miles an hour That's orbiting at nineteen miles a second So it's reckoned The sun that is the source of all our power The sun and you and me and all the stars that we can see Are moving at a million miles a day In an outer spiral arm, at four hundred thousand miles an hour In the galaxy we call the Milky Way Our galaxy itself contains a hundred billion stars It's a hundred thousand light years side to side It bulges in the middle, sixteen thousand light years thick But out by us, it's just three thousand light years wide We're thirty thousand light years from galactic central point We go 'round every two hundred million years And our galaxy is only one of millions of billions In this amazing and expanding universe The universe itself keeps on expanding and expanding In all of the directions it can whizz As fast as it can go, thats the speed of light, you know Twelve million miles a minute and that's the fastest speed there is So remember, when you're feeling very small and insecure How amazingly unlikely is your birth And pray that there's intelligent life somewhere out in space 'Cause there's bugger all down here on Earth. The Galaxy Song. Monty Python.
There's a Creator of all these things. He is called JEHOVAH GOD. so these galaxies can not just come into existence without a Creator Please give credit to GOD.
Great explanations of distance helping our minds try and grasp and appreciate the scale of things, and there's me wishing my house was bigger! Perspectives are calming to me
I love science because science is never rude. Science never insults us. Science is only the study of what is. It does not push an agenda. The intent of science is not to descredit you or hurt your feelings. The fact that so many people have no idea of what science has learned tells me more about us than you can imagine.
Yeah, that's an understatement, that's like looking at the distance between our planet and saying they are miles apart... The average size of a galaxy is in the ballpark of 50-200 thousand light years, while larger galaxies range between 200k and 1 million+ light years, and the largest galaxy, while less defined in terms of measurement is said to be 16 million light years, and IC1101 in second at 7.6 million light years. To put those last two sizes into perspective, IC1101 and Alcyoneus would still be clearly visible placed next to the laniakea super cluster which spans 500 million ly and houses 100,000 other much smaller galaxies. There is estimated to be around 100 billion or more mid to upper sized galaxies around the universe, the other trillion aren't really on par with the milky way or anything like that.
Not me. I feel gifted and blessed. Just think! We are the only living things that we know of in this universe. Our earth 🌎. We are special and should never feel depressed for being alive and getting to experience everything life offers.
The Milky Way is larger than 100,000 light years in diameter. New research over the last years have increased our galaxy to a size of between 170,000 and 200,000 light years across, slightly smaller than Andromeda's 220,000 light years (but likely 1,5 the mass of Andromeda, since Andromeda is much less dense than the Milky Way).
The milky way can be places 920,000 times around the circ. of the entire observable universe... Which funnily enough isn't as large as most people think, the milky way is more significant to the universe than our solar system is to the milky way.
Fantastic presentation. I learned a lot. The most discouraging new information to me is that I'm presumed to be taking 7,500 steps daily as an average human. I am a genuine sloth.
Incredible. I sometimes try to imagine moving at the speed of light, traveling 100,000 years from one point on the outer edge of the Mily way to a point on the opposite side. I give up trying to imagine this in a matter of minutes.
I read if you drove a car from one end to the other at 60 miles a hour ,it would take you about a trillion years to cross the milky way a medium sized galaxy?
Galaxies are mesmerizing-each one a boundless realm of stars and secrets. It’s incredible to imagine the mysteries they hold, far beyond our reach yet endlessly captivating.
The observable universe is estimated to contain 2 trillion galaxies, with an average of billions to trillions of stars each, many hosting multiple planets.
Absolute insanity to think we’re in this thing. What the heck is going on lol. In the end can only accept it for what it is and go about my daily life but man…
From what I've read, there are numerous "Estimates" as to the "Size" of our Galaxy. From seem to think the diameter is from 90,000 up to about 160,000 light years! As to the number of Stars? I've found Estimates from 100 Billion, all the way up to over 1,000 Billion! (Or just over ONE TRILLION Stars!) Guess we'll never really know.
The vastness of our galaxy is absolutely incredible. In terms of humanity and our consciousness, it should fill everyone with a deep sense of humility. How small and insignificant is our ego and how little we know!!
Good explanation and factual video. It always annoys me when a TV show or movie refers to something "from another galaxy", as though galaxies are next door like stars are. That's like saying if someone isn't from the next town, then they must be from Australia.
Question, at 4.3 billion km neptune the farthest planet is rotating the Sun.. It takes 4 hours for even the sun light to reach Neptune.. So how neptune is still held in the orbit? What prevents it from moving away? Is it the sun that makes it rotate around or is it the Neptune on its own rotating in this orbit without any hold from sun? If Sun is holding Neptune in its orbit, what force from the sun, keeps Neptune around?
Neptune remains in orbit due to the gravitational force exerted by the Sun, which is strong enough to influence Neptune despite the vast distance. This gravitational pull is what keeps Neptune rotating around the Sun, preventing it from drifting away.
0:50 Earth to Moon = 384k KM 2:30 Earth to Sun = 1 AU = ~150m KM 3:50 Neptune: The most distant planet from the Sun 5:00 Proxima Centauri: The star closest to the Sun 6:00 *Betelgeuse: 700x the size of the Sun* 8:00 Milky Way: 100k light years across 9:30 2T galaxies, each galaxy with its own stars!
If only more people would understand how miniscule we are in the scale of things in this massive universe, Im sure there would be a lot less hatred against each other and more working together to improve things. Unfortunately we have these religious a-holes ruining it all for the rest of us.
Who ridiculed God?!? Religion is source of all evil; the very first being separation from God. Give the priest your money and he will speak to God for you.
So then, why do we go to war over nothing more than specs of dust? This proves that the existence of humanity is pointless and that we are no more relevant than a blob of slime. Therefore, it's up to us to find our own personal reasons for our existence and to pursue the things that we enjoy doing.
when i watch videos like this i am reminded how many uncountable planets humans will never get to explore, these planets will be born, travel their orbits for eons and pass as their star dies...so much left undiscovered.
We started radio broadcasts about 110 years ago, and they have travelled out at the speed of light, so far they have travelled just over 0.1% of the diameter of the galaxy. Or to put it another way , if the galaxy was one meter across the radio waves would have travelled just one millimetre in this time
The universe is very vast and our mind cannot comprehend its immensity. No human being will be able to reach the star closest to the Sun and be able to discover it up close..We can only observe from a distance with telescopes..
There is just absolutely no way we are alone in this universe. Not referring to aliens, necessarily, but there has to be other earth-like planets...other humans. There just has to be.
Everyone is talking about how huge is the universe but no one is talking about how all the things in the universe are made up of electron, protons, neutrons, quarks. Dont you think guys as universe is infinite, there might be infinite things inside a electron, we are just not capable to reach there... It's just my overthinking, what are your thoughts about it?
I can relate to the scale of your distances perfectly. It's the same as when I get that I'm outa milk for my coffee on Sunday mornings and have to walk to the shop
Wonderful video ! I too , I want to know about the habitable's planets existing in the galaxy . How many years that , our sun can tourn around the galaxy ?
When you calculated those plane flying distances, did you take into account the fact that the plane has to fly in either an arc to reach Neptune where it will be when the plane finally arrives or some crazy straight line that meets Neptune at the shortest distance?
These orbital curves are used because we don't have the propellant to realy fly a spaceship. We push them (uphill) for 10min and then they roll for several years. An airplane only works under constant propulsion. I therefor assume he used straight lines, from one place to another. Also, the constant speed was mentioned. A space probe constantly looses speed. The exception to this are ION drives. But they are still very weak. 🚀🏴☠️🎸
Aargh! There is it again. It drives me crazy. 2:59 This error happens a lot in space videos showing Earth's orbit around the Sun. The error is having the Earth's orientation against the night sky change from one side of the orbit to the other side. The Earth should always have its North Pole pointing toward Polaris. Earth only changes its orientation over periods of thousands of years.
GOOD EXPLANATION BUT NOTICE AT 3:42 THEY HAVE THE EARTH'S ROTATION STRAIGHT VERTICAL IN THIS VIDEO AND ALSO PERPENDICULAR TO THE SUN . THE ROTATION IS ON THE 23.4 DEGREE TILT AND NOT HOW THEY ARE SHOWING IT HERE.
I thought the consideration of how many stars and thence possible planets that may contain life being a high number of such perhaps suggesting life might be arising in many parts of The Milky Way to say nothing of any other Galaxy, was an apt consideration: We may not be able to apprehend the distances with our minds but the possibility of life flourishing and growing due to the sheer size is an alternative of interest we should consider a lot more closely: It might suggest we pull our socks up on Planet Earth, and consider the value of life on Earth a lot more seriously... It would have been nice to point out a few more features of the Milky Way eg 3D, Arms and other features with sizes.
What an endlessly mystifying situation we've been born into
But then I ask myself, what situation could there have been that isn't mysterious
@@jso19801980 annnnnnnnd ….that’s how religion was created
@@User777CdI love religion!!
Religion is man trying to get to gold Christianity is God coming to us @@User777Cd
One thing I know there must be a god
👍🏽Thank you for using miles and kilometers. It’s was very considerate of you.
do you know what for us german is really confusing? the term billion.
in germany and in continental europe we use the term billion for one thousand million (the number that americans calls trillion. trillion in usa, uk = billion in germany and europe.)
i dont have problems of understanding, when you use billion with miles.
but when you say 4,5 billion km, i have to guess, whether you are using the us, uk term or the continental europe term.
really confusing :-))
In the US,
- 1,000,000 million
- 1,000,000,000 billion
- 1,000,000,000,000 trillion
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In Europe (without UK :-)),
- 1,000,000 million
- 1,000,000,000 milliarde
- 1,000,000,000,000 billion
- 1,000,000,000,000,000 billiarde
- 1,000,000,000,000,000,000 trillion
we use the so called long scale. us and uk are using the short scale.
It's was?
@@FENERORDU luckely not in cm or mm
The distance is insane and scary to think how small our planet is, and yet we worry about every small thing in our day-to-day life
Instead of worrying about what our life does to the planet and its inhabitants. Even the smallest things.
that's due to terrible governments and media
Makes sense to worry about the things that impact our daily lifes. See nothing odd with that.
@@Andreas1986xyz people worry about the affect but not the cause
It is more amazing and frightening to know there are at least 100 billion of such Galaxies.
Unimaginably vast but even the galaxy is nothing compared with the Universe itself.
You think!!!
@adamhughes4442 still won't change the fact penaldog has 0 wc ko ga
But a speck
How
This only exists in your imagination. Im sorry, but this isnt real
The human brain cannot comprehend the vastness of space.
Right!
Imaging, you just started with a mistake calling us Humans. See, we don't even know what we are talking, how we are talking, and like that we don't even think what we are going to say.
-- How in your poor brain can understand that we are not even Human yet?
-- A Human is a being full of kindness, open mind, easy to talk and understand others. A Human being will never and ever kill their own kind. a Human will never steal to other, never adultery, never Envy other people, never hurt anyone, etc, etc, etc.....
-- I just talked about a Human. Do you know what is a MAN or a WOMAN?
And it was always existent.
Or God
@@Texas_Made91 God is a man made fantasy so it's easy to comprehend.
It’s interesting to think that if Betelgeuse was to go super nova today, it would have actually happened in the mid 1300’s.
Still won't change the fact that penaldog had 0 wc ko ga
What does that even mean? 🤔🤔
@@ianalexander1866Betelgeuse is around 700 light years away, so it takes light from Betelgeuse 700 years to reach us on Earth.
@@jordanastro4694 , sorry I was talking about @holyspace305
@@Holyspace305 what does that even mean m
A pleasant bass-baritone voice, easy on the ear. Sensible commentary, not too highbrow to put viewers off. Well done.
Reminds me of the commentary on the movie gods must be crazy
Too many videos on this subject have annoyingly fake AI generated narration. This one seems to be the real deal i.e. an actual person narrating.
Mind officially blown! This video brilliantly illustrates the mind-boggling distances within our galaxy and beyond. The analogy of compressing the Milky Way to the size of Earth really puts things into perspective. Such a humbling reminder of our place in the universe!
Only 16 views so far and counting! Love these videos!
644 now
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7238 now,, we are getting closer to mars in scale i guess,,
@@srikkanthankstill won't change the fact that penaldog has 0 wc ko ga
436,000 now
Beautifully spoken. Thank you.
4:25 If we were to take an airplane flight to Neptune in 1544, with passengers like Michelangelo Buonarroti on board (born in 1475, an Italian Renaissance polymath renowned for works such as the Statue of David and the Sistine Chapel ceiling), we would still require approximately 10 years from today to reach our destination.
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I LOVE THIS SH*T...However, these videos make my head spin...the vastness of space is incredible, to say the least.
Two possibilities exist: either we are alone in the Universe or we are not. Both are equally terrifying" -Arthur C. Clarke
Why are we even here.
I'm just making a dump my friend
I often ask myself the same question
Oil
To have sex
Why not?
Absolutely wonderful video, just Perfectly done and well enjoyed.
Thank you very much!
Makes you feel small. Also makes you wonder what exactly is going on and what is the point when things are so vast. It has to be simpler or WAY more complex than we could ever imagine. Also I think black holes are formations of light particles in other universes.
I think BlackHoles are BigBangs of other universes. No, there's no universe inside them. Seek information. The more I go down that rabbit hole, I see them as a gate. Matter can't be denser than neutron stars. Yet there they are.
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These average distances between stars in our galaxy are mind blowing. Andromeda is 2.5 million lightyears away and sitting there as our galaxy neighbour. There is life out there somewhere in our galaxy, but we can only detect the more advanced ones, the guys in their hunters and gatherers era cannot be detected. Not until someone is gonna land on live television, we are so alone in this galaxy.
And when you consider the vast timescale and distances of the universe, even if an advanced civilization had existed say 2 million years ago and sent a message in our direction, it might just be getting to us now, while their civilization would have crumbled to dust millennia ago. When you look at the galaxy of Andromeda, you're probably staring in the general direction of thousands of sapient civilizations, none of which we will ever meet because of the distances involved.
Whenever life gets you down, Mrs. Brown
And things seem hard or tough
And people are stupid
Obnoxious or daft
And you feel that you've had
Quite enough...
Just remember that you're standing
On a planet that's evolving
And revolving at nine hundred miles an hour
That's orbiting at nineteen miles a second
So it's reckoned
The sun that is the source of all our power
The sun and you and me and all the stars that we can see
Are moving at a million miles a day
In an outer spiral arm, at four hundred thousand miles an hour
In the galaxy we call the Milky Way
Our galaxy itself contains a hundred billion stars
It's a hundred thousand light years side to side
It bulges in the middle, sixteen thousand light years thick
But out by us, it's just three thousand light years wide
We're thirty thousand light years from galactic central point
We go 'round every two hundred million years
And our galaxy is only one of millions of billions
In this amazing and expanding universe
The universe itself keeps on expanding and expanding
In all of the directions it can whizz
As fast as it can go, thats the speed of light, you know
Twelve million miles a minute and that's the fastest speed there is
So remember, when you're feeling very small and insecure
How amazingly unlikely is your birth
And pray that there's intelligent life somewhere out in space
'Cause there's bugger all down here on Earth.
The Galaxy Song.
Monty Python.
There's a Creator of all these things. He is called JEHOVAH GOD. so these galaxies can not just come into existence without a Creator
Please give credit to GOD.
@@NdibalekeraMaureen
God isn't real. Please keep your religious beliefs out of this thread.
Great explanations of distance helping our minds try and grasp and appreciate the scale of things, and there's me wishing my house was bigger! Perspectives are calming to me
I love science because science is never rude. Science never insults us. Science is only the study of what is. It does not push an agenda. The intent of science is not to descredit you or hurt your feelings. The fact that so many people have no idea of what science has learned tells me more about us than you can imagine.
Everything about space is astonishing
"How Big Is Our Galaxy?" If you're goin' across it you might want to pack a couple sandwiches.
It's weird because when you see other galaxies in images all the stars seem like they are so cluttered when they are actually light years apart.
The effect of 2D mapping 3D objects. And actually 4D; everything in motion and with these distances, time is significant.
Yeah, that's an understatement, that's like looking at the distance between our planet and saying they are miles apart...
The average size of a galaxy is in the ballpark of 50-200 thousand light years, while larger galaxies range between 200k and 1 million+ light years, and the largest galaxy, while less defined in terms of measurement is said to be 16 million light years, and IC1101 in second at 7.6 million light years.
To put those last two sizes into perspective, IC1101 and Alcyoneus would still be clearly visible placed next to the laniakea super cluster which spans 500 million ly and houses 100,000 other much smaller galaxies.
There is estimated to be around 100 billion or more mid to upper sized galaxies around the universe, the other trillion aren't really on par with the milky way or anything like that.
i dont know why but whenever i think of universe i get depressed and feel lonely for few days
Not me. I feel gifted and blessed. Just think! We are the only living things that we know of in this universe. Our earth 🌎.
We are special and should never feel depressed for being alive and getting to experience everything life offers.
me too. We are given a mere 100 years (if we are real lucky) to exist. Every object in the just the solar system is given billions of years.
The Milky Way is larger than 100,000 light years in diameter. New research over the last years have increased our galaxy to a size of between 170,000 and 200,000 light years across, slightly smaller than Andromeda's 220,000 light years (but likely 1,5 the mass of Andromeda, since Andromeda is much less dense than the Milky Way).
Unbelievable to fathom these lengths and what an awesome video!
If you shrank the Milky Way down to the size of North America then our entire solar system would fit on your fingertip.
The Sun would have the size of a white blood cell and the Earth would have the diameter of an HIV.
The Milky Way is only a tiny grain of matter in the Universe!😅
@@drjack5957 You got that right.
The milky way can be places 920,000 times around the circ. of the entire observable universe... Which funnily enough isn't as large as most people think, the milky way is more significant to the universe than our solar system is to the milky way.
Fantastic presentation. I learned a lot. The most discouraging new information to me is that I'm presumed to be taking 7,500 steps daily as an average human. I am a genuine sloth.
If you don't want your brain to explode, just accept "space is big".
True
Incredible. I sometimes try to imagine moving at the speed of light, traveling 100,000 years from one point on the outer edge of the Mily way to a point on the opposite side. I give up trying to imagine this in a matter of minutes.
I read if you drove a car from one end to the other at 60 miles a hour ,it would take you about a trillion years to cross the milky way a medium sized galaxy?
Galaxies are mesmerizing-each one a boundless realm of stars and secrets. It’s incredible to imagine the mysteries they hold, far beyond our reach yet endlessly captivating.
The craziest thing about the univers is that the man , the atom in compare of universe can explore and grasp some part of it.❤
It is hard to believe the size of our Galaxy,when we look at the stars
in the night sky.
Terrific video - gives an idea of the enormous distances involved!
“The heavens declare the glory of God; And the firmament shows His handiwork.”-Psalm 19:1
How Mighty our God is.
Can't imagine what the 1st primates must of been able to see looking up at the night sky. Awesome...
Can any tell how many galaxy and how many planets are there in the universe?
The observable universe is estimated to contain 2 trillion galaxies, with an average of billions to trillions of stars each, many hosting multiple planets.
@ScienceTime24 How the hell did space get so massive? It just shows how special life truly is. We here in earth are so lucky.
They say beyond the observable universe, it's 250 times bigger . And that's if it's finite.
Absolute insanity to think we’re in this thing. What the heck is going on lol. In the end can only accept it for what it is and go about my daily life but man…
And then try and consider something as small as a Planck length!! Totally insanity!!
From what I've read, there are numerous "Estimates" as to the "Size" of our Galaxy.
From seem to think the diameter is from 90,000 up to about 160,000 light years!
As to the number of Stars?
I've found Estimates from 100 Billion, all the way up to over 1,000 Billion! (Or just over ONE TRILLION Stars!)
Guess we'll never really know.
Are distances between celestial objects measured center to center, or surface to surface?
0:54 Is the trajectory (direction of rotation) of the moon correct?
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The vastness of our galaxy is absolutely incredible. In terms of humanity and our consciousness, it should fill everyone with a deep sense of humility. How small and insignificant is our ego and how little we know!!
@@morpheusspirit6609 Small yes, Insignificant no. We are very significant, the problem beingt we as human beings
We as human beings have no clue to what the significant really is.
7:00 where do they get a life expectancy of 24 yrs??...last time i checked it at least 3* that depending on where u live...
Good explanation and factual video. It always annoys me when a TV show or movie refers to something "from another galaxy", as though galaxies are next door like stars are. That's like saying if someone isn't from the next town, then they must be from Australia.
Question, at 4.3 billion km neptune the farthest planet is rotating the Sun.. It takes 4 hours for even the sun light to reach Neptune.. So how neptune is still held in the orbit? What prevents it from moving away? Is it the sun that makes it rotate around or is it the Neptune on its own rotating in this orbit without any hold from sun? If Sun is holding Neptune in its orbit, what force from the sun, keeps Neptune around?
Neptune remains in orbit due to the gravitational force exerted by the Sun, which is strong enough to influence Neptune despite the vast distance. This gravitational pull is what keeps Neptune rotating around the Sun, preventing it from drifting away.
0:50 Earth to Moon = 384k KM
2:30 Earth to Sun = 1 AU = ~150m KM
3:50 Neptune: The most distant planet from the Sun
5:00 Proxima Centauri: The star closest to the Sun
6:00 *Betelgeuse: 700x the size of the Sun*
8:00 Milky Way: 100k light years across
9:30 2T galaxies, each galaxy with its own stars!
Milky way, 100,000 ligthyears equal's 946 quadrillion kilometers close to 1quintillion km. impressive distance amazing...
Why your most videos less than 11 minutes. Please make it longer in the future.
and their might be 2 trillion of these galactic monsters!! Infinity forever!!
One Light Year is approximately 6,000,000,000,000 miles!
Tad over 670,000,000 miles per hour
@@senorpepper3405 Yikes. My understanding is that some E. T. travel via "thought"?!
Thanks for the note senor. Mac
Nothing like showing the scale of the universe by showing all of the distances not to scale
Can suggest me where to find these amazing voice for videos❤❤ literally nailed it in this video🎉🎉
We are here because we are the people other planets don't want !
Hope we can travel one day so far
Great narration 👍
If only more people would understand how miniscule we are in the scale of things in this massive universe, Im sure there would be a lot less hatred against each other and more working together to improve things. Unfortunately we have these religious a-holes ruining it all for the rest of us.
Dude, do whatever you want but never ridicule God..
Who ridiculed God?!? Religion is source of all evil; the very first being separation from God. Give the priest your money and he will speak to God for you.
@@MichaelWinter-ss6lx Tell me you have no idea what it means to be religious without telling me you have no idea what it means to be religious.
There are over 2 trillion galaxies in the Universe so that would make the Milky Way Galaxy just a speck in the vastness of the Universe.
This is why when we die, our souls keep going. Theres just way too much to explore, and learn from this one lifetime
So then, why do we go to war over nothing more than specs of dust? This proves that the existence of humanity is pointless and that we are no more relevant than a blob of slime. Therefore, it's up to us to find our own personal reasons for our existence and to pursue the things that we enjoy doing.
when i watch videos like this i am reminded how many uncountable planets humans will never get to explore, these planets will be born, travel their orbits for eons and pass as their star dies...so much left undiscovered.
what a fantastic thought exercise that was. fantastic video!! cant wait to watch them all!
We started radio broadcasts about 110 years ago, and they have travelled out at the speed of light, so far they have travelled just over 0.1% of the diameter of the galaxy. Or to put it another way , if the galaxy was one meter across the radio waves would have travelled just one millimetre in this time
I live for videos like these. Space is just…………..FUN.
Loved the video, the narration, the comparisons. Absolutely mind boggling. Subhanallah.
There’s belief that our universe is just one of many universes.
The universe is very vast and our mind cannot comprehend its immensity. No human being will be able to reach the star closest to the Sun and be able to discover it up close..We can only observe from a distance with telescopes..
There is just absolutely no way we are alone in this universe. Not referring to aliens, necessarily, but there has to be other earth-like planets...other humans. There just has to be.
I prefer Billy Bob Thornton's take on it: "Begging your pardon sir but it's a big-ass sky." Succinct and elegant. Kinda says it all.
We are infinitely small.
its immense if u think about pixels on a 4k screen but its a little larger than smallest galaxies
Everyone is talking about how huge is the universe but no one is talking about how all the things in the universe are made up of electron, protons, neutrons, quarks. Dont you think guys as universe is infinite, there might be infinite things inside a electron, we are just not capable to reach there... It's just my overthinking, what are your thoughts about it?
Great video. The only thing that’s slightly misleading is that Mars is usually about 12-20 light minutes away rather than 3 minutes.
It varies from 3 minutes/13 seconds to 22 minutes/16 seconds.
The video highlights Mars at its closest approach to Earth, roughly 3 light minutes, not the average distance of 12 light minutes.
Made out of Stardust and return as such too. Hopefully the journey only has begun. 🥳
I can relate to the scale of your distances perfectly. It's the same as when I get that I'm outa milk for my coffee on Sunday mornings and have to walk to the shop
Makes me sad to know we will never ever know or be able to see even a fraction of the universe!! 😞😕👈🏽
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This is why I stay home.
There is no place like it.
Makes my head want to explode trying to comprehend all this.
The force that created the universe is outside time, space and matter.
All the energy that takes to run the universe and can’t take care of one microscopic dust particle called earth.
Wonderful video ! I too , I want to know about the habitable's planets existing in the galaxy . How many years that , our sun can tourn around the galaxy ?
When you calculated those plane flying distances, did you take into account the fact that the plane has to fly in either an arc to reach Neptune where it will be when the plane finally arrives or some crazy straight line that meets Neptune at the shortest distance?
These orbital curves are used because we don't have the propellant to realy fly a spaceship. We push them (uphill) for 10min and then they roll for several years.
An airplane only works under constant propulsion. I therefor assume he used straight lines, from one place to another. Also, the constant speed was mentioned. A space probe constantly looses speed.
The exception to this are ION drives. But they are still very weak.
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"Science Time" is NOT "PBS Space Time". Don't confuse them.
From distant planets to mysterious black holes, the universe is a story we are still writing."
New borns are beautiful, sunsets are beautiful BUT THI IS F... ESPECTACULAR.
Amazing. Thank you
So if we vanish, would anybody know?
I really don't think so. Puts the stresses we put ourselves under into perspective doesn't it!
One day we will disappear and there will be no memories.
Of course not
Can it start for once with A RULER (device) not a meditating person ....?
And what’s even more baffling is how small the universe is in comparison to what lays outside of the universe.
Aargh! There is it again. It drives me crazy. 2:59
This error happens a lot in space videos showing Earth's orbit around the Sun. The error is having the Earth's orientation against the night sky change from one side of the orbit to the other side. The Earth should always have its North Pole pointing toward Polaris. Earth only changes its orientation over periods of thousands of years.
tch I didn't even notice the first time, but yeah that's a huge DERP get a gyroscope guys
So how long would it take to swim that far? I prefer swimming over walking.
Interesting point of view. I like it 😊
GOOD EXPLANATION BUT NOTICE AT 3:42 THEY HAVE THE EARTH'S ROTATION STRAIGHT VERTICAL IN THIS VIDEO AND ALSO PERPENDICULAR TO THE SUN . THE ROTATION IS ON THE 23.4 DEGREE TILT AND NOT HOW THEY ARE SHOWING IT HERE.
great video and great editing bro
I thought the consideration of how many stars and thence possible planets that may contain life being a high number of such perhaps suggesting life might be arising in many parts of The Milky Way to say nothing of any other Galaxy, was an apt consideration: We may not be able to apprehend the distances with our minds but the possibility of life flourishing and growing due to the sheer size is an alternative of interest we should consider a lot more closely: It might suggest we pull our socks up on Planet Earth, and consider the value of life on Earth a lot more seriously...
It would have been nice to point out a few more features of the Milky Way eg 3D, Arms and other features with sizes.
Isn’t it amazing that water and people does not fling off as the earth spins ?
Nice Video. THX👍🌌