The dark ones is black holes yes, except Bootes void wich is a gigantic nearly empty part of space with very few galaxies compared to the rest of the observable universe, why it is so is not yet completely understood. 1 light year is about 9.4 trillion kilometers. Great reaction btw.
I love videos like this. They remind us how small our problems are in the grand scheme of things. Hell, if you put just our observable universe on a 4K television, our giant local group of galaxies isn't even a whole pixel.
There’s another similar video but it starts even smaller. It’s starts from the smallest known object in existence and goes all the way to the known size of the universe. Talk about mind blowing. Love the video gents! 🤙🏻
"Look again at that dot. That's here. That's home. That's us. On it everyone you love, everyone you know, everyone you ever heard of, every human being who ever was, lived out their lives. The aggregate of our joy and suffering, thousands of confident religions, ideologies, and economic doctrines, every hunter and forager, every hero and coward, every creator and destroyer of civilization, every king and peasant, every young couple in love, every mother and father, hopeful child, inventor and explorer, every teacher of morals, every corrupt politician, every "superstar," every "supreme leader," every saint and sinner in the history of our species lived there-on a mote of dust suspended in a sunbeam." Carl Sagan
Crazy fact - Our nearest Galaxy is the Andromeda Galaxy, and it's on a collision path with the Milky Way. Between the two Galaxies, there's an estimated like 500 billion stars and all the planets around each one. But the distances between everything is so vast, that computer simulations show that there will be virtually no collisions. Just a really long dance of gravity until it becomes 1 singular huge galaxy. Don't worry, this won't happen for a billion years.
at the beginning you asked "whats the point of all the other planets?" and by the end you were saying "whats the point of anything." You're a poet and don't even know it.
Several years ago I saw a video that "zoomed" out showing the size of items until it got to the entire universe, then zoomed in to the smallest thing (Quantum foam IIRC) and interestingly the zoom in factor was almost exactly the same as the zoom out factor. So in other words, the smallest "things" are as small as the entire Universe is large... Mind blowing.
You guys should watch Corridor Digital's size comparison videos. They use 3D models compared to everyday objects to help put these sizes into better perspective.
In a vacuum, light travels at 670,616,629 mph (1,079,252,849 km/h). To find the distance of a light-year, you multiply this speed by the number of hours in a year (8,766). The result: One light-year equals 5,878,625,370,000 miles (9.5 trillion km)... good ol'google
"Beefy McStarBastard" - 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Good one! Hey...you ought to actually pay the small fee to name a star that, lol. I know you used to be able to officially assign a name to a star...but not sure if you still can.
The last one "The Universe", is technically "The Observable Universe", as much as our instruments have measured as far as possible, since the actual Universe is practically infinite in all directions.
@@May-gr8bp ... Yep, and the question is, is it expanding & forcing out something else? Even "nothing" is something. But yet, what is "nothing"? Or is the "void" of space always been there & it's just matter & energy inside this cosmic void/vacuum that is being blasted out radially from one point. Human thinking sometimes cannot comprehend the concept of infinity, so we always want to try to contain something in finite terms.
That's not so, the Wilkenson Probe mapped out the whole universe with Microwave Radar about 15 years ago. We now can see the whole picture, there is a massive Dark Age of 400 million years with no suns being formed after the initial inflation of 400,000 years. Which oddly, or maybe not oddly, makes Gen. 1:2 correct, there was Darkness on the face of the Deep. Pretty cool stuff, look at the 3rd picture on the page on the LINK BELOW: www.nasa.gov/feature/making-sense-of-the-big-bang-wilkinson-microwave-anisotropy-probe
You should do more of these, they have everything from countries sizes to buildings, aircraft, animals, and vehicles from movies, books, TV, and video games.
So, 1 light-year is about 9.5 trillion km (9,500,000,000,000 km)...so that one that was 7,000 km across is 6.60 quadrillion km (6,650,000,000,000,000,000 km) ...help my.....EXPLOSION!
@@lotusinn3 I checked and they haven't reacted to it. It's a short video (around 3 and a half minutes) of Carl Sagan speaking about our place in the Universe.
@@synystera Nah, I just watched that to check. They paraphrased part of Sagan's speech, but he did a whole video on it that is way better. Watch it here: ruclips.net/video/wupToqz1e2g/видео.html
I wish they'd use objects that we can relate to to put this into scale. Like...if the Earth was a size of a marble, X would be the size of a football, Y would be the size of a beach ball, etc.
The speed of light is 299792 kilometers per second. It's mind-boggling something that fast, a speed that theoretically can't be surpassed by anything in the known universe, seems insignificant compared to the scale of the observable universe.
That is very true. I think I remember a watching How the Universe Works and the only thing that can travel a little faster than the speed of light is Neutrinos that are made from a Supernova or from a Hypernova. They are a very weird particle.
@@brettpenning the fabric of space is expanding faster than the speed of light, which is a crazy concept to me. Dark Matter and dark energy seems to be the culprit yet we have no real idea of what dark matter or dark energy is.
"The light-year is a unit of length used to express astronomical distances and is equivalent to about 9.46 trillion kilometres (9.46×1012 km) or 5.88 trillion miles (5.88×1012 mi). As defined by the International Astronomical Union (IAU), a light-year is the distance that light travels in vacuum in one Julian year (365.25 days). Because it includes the word "year", the term light-year is sometimes misinterpreted as a unit of time." - Wikipedia. So 7,000 light years is 9.46 trillion kilometres multiplied by 7,000. As for Elon Musk, his plan was that you could quickly warm up Mars by nuking the frozen CO2 polar caps and releasing all those greenhouse gases to warm it back up again. The slower way of doing it would be to just pump out as much CO2 as possible by burning fossil fuels.
Fun fact Betelgeuse is going to die out and supernova beginning in 2022, if this is the case it will be visible with the naked eye. You guys should react to the video of it that was just posted in the past week!
Beefy muk star bastard, I love that dave 😂 mike is going crazy on the facts too😅 daz I love you mate. Love you guys, you've maken my day all the time❤👍
You keep saying how insignificant we are because the universe is so big. But in retrospect, those are just objects, and since life is seemingly so rare in comparison that we are actually the most significant out of everything in the universe.
These videos always blow my mind. Gives me a headache when I think about space... Does it end? How can it end? What else is out there? Why do we even exist? Don't even get my started LOL
Not sure if even scientists know the reason why the Universe is the way it is atm. I mean scientists probably understand a lot of the mechanisms that help form the star systems, black holes and the nebulaes but I think we might still be tad lost of the reason why this all happens and does it happen also in multiple universes or just in one universe. To me Universe feels like a living organism with the way it expands and how the suns and the planets are in constant process of change. I dont think that Universe is a sentient being but it does resemble in some ways the ways that living organism work (suns as heart, meteors , asteroids and other planets as building material aka cells for planets and so on).
Not sure what the other planets are for but Jupiter helps keep us alive. It's swallowed meteors big enough to cause an extinction event on earth and it's been doing it for awhile now. Ton 618 it's supposedly the biggest black hole we know of to date, although I'm remembering that they recently found a bigger one. I love space it's so freak'n weird and big. We do have a Mars Rover collecting rock and dirt samples and I recall one even making water, not enough to terra form but still pretty cool.
We are merely a grain of sand on a large beach, what's outside our own solar system is incomprehensible. We still haven't even looked into multiple dimensions or multiverses yet, that's too much for my brain.
If I remember correctly (and if I'm wrong, I don't mind the correction), a light year is a unit of measurement, whereas how far a particle of light could reach if given one earth year. Light travels at 186,000mp/s, so with that in mind: In one minute = 11,160,00 miles In one hour = 669,600,000 miles In one day = 16,070,400,000 miles In 365 days (one year) = 5,865,696,000,000 So, just shy of 6 trillion miles, that's what a light year equates to. At least, that's the what I believe I was taught in science class lol. Again if I am wrong and anyone can tell it better, I don't mind at all being corrected. But if I'm right, then I can be thankful that not all of my brain cells have been done in by my "fun years" in the past lol.
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I think they would like to see some people’s videos about their DMT trips. Mind blowingly bizarre and different from any descriptions of psychedelic drugs or other mind altering substances that you’ve ever heard.
Light Year is distance and is how far light travels in a year. So, light travels at about 300,000 kilometers in one second... times 3600 seconds in an hour, times 24 hours in a day, times 364.25 days... So... How many kilometers in a year at the speed of light? A lot. The fastest man made spacecraft travelled at about 70 kilometers per second. To get to the nearest star to our own takes a little over 4.5 years at the speed of light... Imagine travelling at 7/30,000ths of that! A friend of mine once said when asked how far is that in miles? His reply... "In miles?!!! Hell! That's heaps n whacks n bushels of em!" :)LOL(:
"What's the point of the other planets?" Actually it's been theorized that the massive gravitational pull of Jupiter and Saturn helps redirect dangerous asteroids away from Earth. Watch "To Scale: The Solar System" for a really mind blowing scale representation of our celestial neighbors.
There is another one of these that is just like the "Ocean is way deeper than you think" that you guys already did. It's "The Universe is way bigger than you think" and its done by the same person who did the ocean one. Its so much better than this one because there are real examples. Check that out.
Lol nerds didn't name the early stars, language did. Pretty sure Ptolemy named it, and Proxima Centauri literally translates to star closest of Centaurus, meaning the closest star of that constellation. Logic names celestial bodies, not coolness lol..
Understanding one's own inherent universal insignificance, when put into the proper context, ideally this can allow one to more easily integrate the virtues of humility & empathy into their own makeup of personality traits & character as a human being. Personally, I have found that viewing things through the philosophical lens of optimistic nihilism can lead to measurable benefits... such as less stress, worrying, depression, conflict, or being burdened with the debilitating apathetic indifference of true cynicism... The key is having a "silver lining" approach, thus where the "optimism" aspect is vital as an integral aspect to this type of nihilistic belief system. Nihilism is simply a belief that there is no inherently universal "purpose" to our individual existence; ie. everyone can & must determine what is most significant to them, and what it is that they currently wish their life's purpose to be & thus what they need to most focuse on. The lack of holding any intrinsically oppressive worldviews such as belief in a predetermined destiny, or an absolute black & white morality derived from any given religion's doctrinal teachings, allows a person the freedom to determine what THEY feel to be the right course for their lives to take... and this is as liberating and empowering a sentiment as anyone could hope to hold as part of their personal guiding principles... At least, they are in my own not so humble opinion... LoL.
A light year is distance and time. One light year is equal to approx. 6 trillion miles. So...7 thousand light years is 7 thousand years and.....a lot of miles.
Light speed 300,000 km/sec ... If you going the speed of light and if u need to reach 1 light years to get to the place it will take a earth year and going light speed to reach there .... yeah it’s really big 😂
Mike's comment about "I looked up the distance of light, it's a long way" might be the funniest, most understated thing he's ever said.
That is Pilkington-esque.
@@gordieparenteau6555 I pressed "view reply" and thought of Karl Pilkington during the millisecond it was loading your comment :D
Mike is absolutely fucking hilarious! 😂😂❤️❤️
They were all good this one, but Mike really shinned. Especially since he speaks the least, when he does, it hits a little harder
@@kevinb314 Couldn’t agree more! 😂👍
“I looked it up before. It’s a long way.”😂🤣
That line cracked me up too lol
Mike is what you call an unintentional comedian. Dude's one-liners always crack me up lol
After it’s already been established that it’s quite far he says that matter of factly 😂
Hahahahahah
😂😂😂
"Don't go into the sea, don't go into space. There's giant squids everywhere!" has to be the best statement I heard on Utube. 😆
"Beefy McStarBastard" left me weak af LOL
Or Betelgeuse being Beetle Juice 😂
I fucking died! 😂😂
When Daz said “7000 light years….that’s almost as old as you mate.” towards Mike, that didn’t get nearly enough laughter as it deserved. 😂
The dark ones is black holes yes, except Bootes void wich is a gigantic nearly empty part of space with very few galaxies compared to the rest of the observable universe, why it is so is not yet completely understood. 1 light year is about 9.4 trillion kilometers. Great reaction btw.
I chuckled when he asked
"Is a light year a measure of distance or time?"
I just nodded and said "yes".
I love videos like this. They remind us how small our problems are in the grand scheme of things. Hell, if you put just our observable universe on a 4K television, our giant local group of galaxies isn't even a whole pixel.
7,000 light years is a a long way. 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
Man did some extensive research. Case closed.
There’s another similar video but it starts even smaller. It’s starts from the smallest known object in existence and goes all the way to the known size of the universe. Talk about mind blowing. Love the video gents! 🤙🏻
fun fact we are closure to the size of the known universe than the smallest measurement (Planck length) by magnitudes.
"They're just there" 😂
"Look again at that dot. That's here. That's home. That's us. On it everyone you love, everyone you know, everyone you ever heard of, every human being who ever was, lived out their lives. The aggregate of our joy and suffering, thousands of confident religions, ideologies, and economic doctrines, every hunter and forager, every hero and coward, every creator and destroyer of civilization, every king and peasant, every young couple in love, every mother and father, hopeful child, inventor and explorer, every teacher of morals, every corrupt politician, every "superstar," every "supreme leader," every saint and sinner in the history of our species lived there-on a mote of dust suspended in a sunbeam." Carl Sagan
Best quote ever
Omg the Ginger joke at 6:05 from Dave is so good. Im gonna have to steal that Dave 🤣🤣
You can fit 63 Earths inside Uranus. 64 if you relax. 😃
Mike was hilarious in this one.
He’s ALWAYS hilarious!! 😂❤️
Another good Key and Peele vid is “This hype man is too much.” One of their best.
Crazy fact - Our nearest Galaxy is the Andromeda Galaxy, and it's on a collision path with the Milky Way. Between the two Galaxies, there's an estimated like 500 billion stars and all the planets around each one. But the distances between everything is so vast, that computer simulations show that there will be virtually no collisions. Just a really long dance of gravity until it becomes 1 singular huge galaxy.
Don't worry, this won't happen for a billion years.
It is the fate of our supercluster, they are all moving closer together
Phew! For a minute there I thought you said a million years! 😉
Knew what I was getting into, still managed to get angry at the existentialism. Good job me!
If our planet exist that time or if humans are not fossils that day we will see a beautiful fireworks .
at the beginning you asked "whats the point of all the other planets?" and by the end you were saying "whats the point of anything." You're a poet and don't even know it.
Did you know that there are fossils on earth that are older than the rings of Saturn? That blew my mind.
Several years ago I saw a video that "zoomed" out showing the size of items until it got to the entire universe, then zoomed in to the smallest thing (Quantum foam IIRC) and interestingly the zoom in factor was almost exactly the same as the zoom out factor. So in other words, the smallest "things" are as small as the entire Universe is large... Mind blowing.
You guys are too funny....I think you all have been drinking the moonshine. Lol
Watch out for the giant space squids.
You guys should watch Corridor Digital's size comparison videos. They use 3D models compared to everyday objects to help put these sizes into better perspective.
Another good channel is Metal Balls Studio. They do just about anything in size comparison and he adds little things in the background that are cool.
I have asked for this for so long!!!!!! Thank you!
Oh wait I asked for the "Timelapse of the Entire Universe" here: ruclips.net/video/TBikbn5XJhg/видео.html - but this is awesome too!!
That last one should say the known universe, not just the universe.
@@heathcliff8624 I didn't see the word visible. I may have to re-watch.
@@heathcliff8624 not at all.... Did you delete your original comment? It's not showing up now.
He said he’s gonna live in the universe😂 well sir you’re doing it
In a vacuum, light travels at 670,616,629 mph (1,079,252,849 km/h). To find the distance of a light-year, you multiply this speed by the number of hours in a year (8,766). The result: One light-year equals 5,878,625,370,000 miles (9.5 trillion km)... good ol'google
So the universe is150,000,000,000 X 9.5 trillion = 1.42500000E+24 right lol
Mike killed me this video 😂
He’s amazing! 😂
"Beefy McStarBastard" - 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Good one! Hey...you ought to actually pay the small fee to name a star that, lol. I know you used to be able to officially assign a name to a star...but not sure if you still can.
A lightyear is the distance that light travels in a year in a vacuum.
hence, the minimum amount of time to travel a light year is 1 year of time
The last one "The Universe", is technically "The Observable Universe", as much as our instruments have measured as far as possible, since the actual Universe is practically infinite in all directions.
measuring the universe is considerably difficult, considering it is always expanding
@@May-gr8bp ... Yep, and the question is, is it expanding & forcing out something else? Even "nothing" is something. But yet, what is "nothing"? Or is the "void" of space always been there & it's just matter & energy inside this cosmic void/vacuum that is being blasted out radially from one point. Human thinking sometimes cannot comprehend the concept of infinity, so we always want to try to contain something in finite terms.
That's not so, the Wilkenson Probe mapped out the whole universe with Microwave Radar about 15 years ago. We now can see the whole picture, there is a massive Dark Age of 400 million years with no suns being formed after the initial inflation of 400,000 years. Which oddly, or maybe not oddly, makes Gen. 1:2 correct, there was Darkness on the face of the Deep. Pretty cool stuff, look at the 3rd picture on the page on the LINK BELOW: www.nasa.gov/feature/making-sense-of-the-big-bang-wilkinson-microwave-anisotropy-probe
You should do more of these, they have everything from countries sizes to buildings, aircraft, animals, and vehicles from movies, books, TV, and video games.
So, 1 light-year is about 9.5 trillion km (9,500,000,000,000 km)...so that one that was 7,000 km across is 6.60 quadrillion km (6,650,000,000,000,000,000 km) ...help my.....EXPLOSION!
Light year = Distance that light travels in a year..... a looonnngggg way :')
The last one is more like the "observable universe" than the actual universe.
The perfect follow up video would be Carl Sagan's "Pale Blue Dot".
Please.
Didn’t they react to that quote in another video a while back?
@@lotusinn3 I checked and they haven't reacted to it. It's a short video (around 3 and a half minutes) of Carl Sagan speaking about our place in the Universe.
@@MrVvulf they did react to it here - ruclips.net/video/6oWOZbskxVw/видео.html
@@synystera Nah, I just watched that to check. They paraphrased part of Sagan's speech, but he did a whole video on it that is way better. Watch it here: ruclips.net/video/wupToqz1e2g/видео.html
@@MrVvulf apart from different music and video background it's literally the same speech.
Edit: and different narration
It's a long way?😂... No shit sherlock 😂 I love you Mike, you're the best👆
I wish they'd use objects that we can relate to to put this into scale. Like...if the Earth was a size of a marble, X would be the size of a football, Y would be the size of a beach ball, etc.
A light year is how far light can travel in one year.
Found my new drinking game! A shot for how many times “mind blowing” was said. Lol. Cheers from Texas!!
Mike, you are right, it is a long way... 😂
The speed of light is 299792 kilometers per second. It's mind-boggling something that fast, a speed that theoretically can't be surpassed by anything in the known universe, seems insignificant compared to the scale of the observable universe.
That is very true. I think I remember a watching How the Universe Works and the only thing that can travel a little faster than the speed of light is Neutrinos that are made from a Supernova or from a Hypernova. They are a very weird particle.
@@brettpenning the fabric of space is expanding faster than the speed of light, which is a crazy concept to me. Dark Matter and dark energy seems to be the culprit yet we have no real idea of what dark matter or dark energy is.
Who knew Mike was an amateur astronomer?
There is a small and big Magellanic Cloud. They are dwarf galaxies that orbit our Milky Way
Mike for Teacher of The Year!
"The light-year is a unit of length used to express astronomical distances and is equivalent to about 9.46 trillion kilometres (9.46×1012 km) or 5.88 trillion miles (5.88×1012 mi). As defined by the International Astronomical Union (IAU), a light-year is the distance that light travels in vacuum in one Julian year (365.25 days). Because it includes the word "year", the term light-year is sometimes misinterpreted as a unit of time." - Wikipedia.
So 7,000 light years is 9.46 trillion kilometres multiplied by 7,000.
As for Elon Musk, his plan was that you could quickly warm up Mars by nuking the frozen CO2 polar caps and releasing all those greenhouse gases to warm it back up again. The slower way of doing it would be to just pump out as much CO2 as possible by burning fossil fuels.
Fun fact Betelgeuse is going to die out and supernova beginning in 2022, if this is the case it will be visible with the naked eye. You guys should react to the video of it that was just posted in the past week!
A light-year is the distance light travels in one Earth year. One light-year is about 6 trillion miles.
Do Dave Chappelle stand-up!
This helps you understand the size of neil degrass tysons ego
A light year is 5,869,552,896,000 miles. So multiply those light years by these miles.
Fun Fact Betelgeuse is about to, or already has gone supernova, we just cant see it yet because of how long the light takes to get to earth.
I think you would have to travel at the speed of light for 1 year and that would be a light year
Beefy muk star bastard, I love that dave 😂 mike is going crazy on
the facts too😅 daz I love you mate. Love you guys, you've maken my day all the time❤👍
1 light year = ~6 trillion miles.
the biggest problem everyont always talks about with colonize mars is THATS IT SO SMALL xD thast why in the end colonizing venus may be even better
You keep saying how insignificant we are because the universe is so big. But in retrospect, those are just objects, and since life is seemingly so rare in comparison that we are actually the most significant out of everything in the universe.
These videos always blow my mind. Gives me a headache when I think about space... Does it end? How can it end? What else is out there? Why do we even exist? Don't even get my started LOL
Not sure if even scientists know the reason why the Universe is the way it is atm. I mean scientists probably understand a lot of the mechanisms that help form the star systems, black holes and the nebulaes but I think we might still be tad lost of the reason why this all happens and does it happen also in multiple universes or just in one universe. To me Universe feels like a living organism with the way it expands and how the suns and the planets are in constant process of change. I dont think that Universe is a sentient being but it does resemble in some ways the ways that living organism work (suns as heart, meteors , asteroids and other planets as building material aka cells for planets and so on).
The crazy part is how small we are and are able to photograph and have the knowledge of these things
Remind you gentlemen that's the visible universe is tons we can see
A light year is a distance, it’s how far light travels in a year. Easy to say the answer to that is at least a bit
Not sure what the other planets are for but Jupiter helps keep us alive. It's swallowed meteors big enough to cause an extinction event on earth and it's been doing it for awhile now. Ton 618 it's supposedly the biggest black hole we know of to date, although I'm remembering that they recently found a bigger one. I love space it's so freak'n weird and big. We do have a Mars Rover collecting rock and dirt samples and I recall one even making water, not enough to terra form but still pretty cool.
We are merely a grain of sand on a large beach, what's outside our own solar system is incomprehensible. We still haven't even looked into multiple dimensions or multiverses yet, that's too much for my brain.
If I remember correctly (and if I'm wrong, I don't mind the correction), a light year is a unit of measurement, whereas how far a particle of light could reach if given one earth year. Light travels at 186,000mp/s, so with that in mind:
In one minute = 11,160,00 miles
In one hour = 669,600,000 miles
In one day = 16,070,400,000 miles
In 365 days (one year) = 5,865,696,000,000
So, just shy of 6 trillion miles, that's what a light year equates to. At least, that's the what I believe I was taught in science class lol. Again if I am wrong and anyone can tell it better, I don't mind at all being corrected. But if I'm right, then I can be thankful that not all of my brain cells have been done in by my "fun years" in the past lol.
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NGC 1277 is a lenticular galaxy in the constellation of Perseus.
About the satellite going to Venus it actually left here in 2019 and I think it reaches it this year
8:38 lol
Existential Crisis: Office Blokes Edition
Beefy Mc'star bastard! 😂😂 that's too good.
I think they would like to see some people’s videos about their DMT trips. Mind blowingly bizarre and different from any descriptions of psychedelic drugs or other mind altering substances that you’ve ever heard.
U Should Watch : They Universe is way bigger then you think thas a really good video aswell. Greetings from Germany :)
great video. mind boggling
Light Year is distance and is how far light travels in a year. So, light travels at about 300,000 kilometers in one second... times 3600 seconds in an hour, times 24 hours in a day, times 364.25 days... So... How many kilometers in a year at the speed of light? A lot. The fastest man made spacecraft travelled at about 70 kilometers per second. To get to the nearest star to our own takes a little over 4.5 years at the speed of light... Imagine travelling at 7/30,000ths of that! A friend of mine once said when asked how far is that in miles? His reply... "In miles?!!! Hell! That's heaps n whacks n bushels of em!" :)LOL(:
I looked it up...its a long way......... DEAD
One light year is equal to the distance that light travels in one Earth year (it is about ten trillion kilometers, or six trillion miles)
They were talking about funny names and that one star betelgeuse is literally pronounced BEATLE JUICE, went right by without a comment.
"What's the point of the other planets?" Actually it's been theorized that the massive gravitational pull of Jupiter and Saturn helps redirect dangerous asteroids away from Earth. Watch "To Scale: The Solar System" for a really mind blowing scale representation of our celestial neighbors.
Tierzoo!
Yes a light year is a measure of distance. It's about 9.5 trillion kilometers
Or if you want to be a nerd about it, 9 460 730 472 580 800 meters lol
A light-year is the distance light travels in one Earth year. One light-year is about 6 trillion miles (9 trillion km).
There is another one of these that is just like the "Ocean is way deeper than you think" that you guys already did. It's "The Universe is way bigger than you think" and its done by the same person who did the ocean one. Its so much better than this one because there are real examples. Check that out.
And that's just our universe..
light travels at 669 million miles per hour. Light travels approximately 6 trillion miles in a light year so just imagine some of those distances.
Beefy McStarBastard is going to be my new tattoo
Thats gonna be my next pets name 🤣
This all still makes me nervous. When I learned the concept of infinity and the Universe as a child, I was truly troubled. Still am.
Lol nerds didn't name the early stars, language did. Pretty sure Ptolemy named it, and Proxima Centauri literally translates to star closest of Centaurus, meaning the closest star of that constellation.
Logic names celestial bodies, not coolness lol..
9:17 That's the observable universe not the entire universe so imagine what lies beyond it🤔
5.879x10^12 miles is 1 light year. Lol he probably did look it up. I wouldn't remember that number either.
Understanding one's own inherent universal insignificance, when put into the proper context, ideally this can allow one to more easily integrate the virtues of humility & empathy into their own makeup of personality traits & character as a human being.
Personally, I have found that viewing things through the philosophical lens of optimistic nihilism can lead to measurable benefits... such as less stress, worrying, depression, conflict, or being burdened with the debilitating apathetic indifference of true cynicism... The key is having a "silver lining" approach, thus where the "optimism" aspect is vital as an integral aspect to this type of nihilistic belief system.
Nihilism is simply a belief that there is no inherently universal "purpose" to our individual existence; ie. everyone can & must determine what is most significant to them, and what it is that they currently wish their life's purpose to be & thus what they need to most focuse on.
The lack of holding any intrinsically oppressive worldviews such as belief in a predetermined destiny, or an absolute black & white morality derived from any given religion's doctrinal teachings, allows a person the freedom to determine what THEY feel to be the right course for their lives to take... and this is as liberating and empowering a sentiment as anyone could hope to hold as part of their personal guiding principles... At least, they are in my own not so humble opinion... LoL.
Weird how they show the sun yellow, it should be white just like Sirius and Vega next to it.
True true! It’s white in space ☺️
You guys should do 5 impossible things that can happen on other planets lol
You should do some Jim Jeffries stand up. He’s funny and very risky. I recommend starting on his Bill Cosby one 🤣🤣
Btw rotation doesn't cause gravity :P
What happened to reacting to Uranus size?
The distance light travels in 1 earth year.
First thing i did after this was google light year in miles
1 light year = over 5,000,000,000,000 miles
A light year is distance and time. One light year is equal to approx. 6 trillion miles. So...7 thousand light years is 7 thousand years and.....a lot of miles.
Light speed 300,000 km/sec ... If you going the speed of light and if u need to reach 1 light years to get to the place it will take a earth year and going light speed to reach there .... yeah it’s really big 😂
There’s more planets in our universe than there are grains of sand on earth. Think about that.