I really, really appreciate you using the character's speed on slowness as the standard to the speed of light, and using that to create the scale. That's really genius and super caring. Love it.
If he walked at the speed of light and didn't cut between walks to the different planets it would have been better. But it also would have been like 10 hours long lol
Fun fact: The darkest planet ever discovered in the universe is the planet TrES-2b, it is blacker than a coal, and even trough it is close to its star, it reflects only 1% of its light.
I love that this isn’t just a Minecraft specific video, it’s actually a really interesting concept that everyone would enjoy. Great work, you’ve done an incredible job so keep it up!
By the way, if you didn't really pay attention at the end, Alexa did really say that it would be impossible to represent the distance between Earth and Proxima Centauri in a Minecraft world. We all know how the worldborder is so far out and that a Minecraft world is 8 times bigger than Earth, but even in a scale where the Earth is just a couple centimeters in size, that huge amount of space is not enough to accurately depict the interstellar distance.
Fun Fact: The furthest known stellar object is a quasar whose light was sent 560 million years into the universe's existence. In the time it would take to travel to it at light speed, we could travel to Alpha Centauri... 8,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 times.
@@TheCutePyro thank you for taking my comment at face value. For a full explaination: i was making a comment based on what i was taught. that pluto is not a recognized planet in our solar system anymore because of it being too small to classify hence as you so wonderfully highlighted it is a dwarf planet. My comment was not meant to upset or offend you or anyone else. It was simply a jest. A joke if you will. I respect people regardless of height and see them as they are. As I said, pluto is and always will be a planet in my heart just as people with dwarfism are people. So please, understand I was merely making a joke and it was not meant to be politically correct.
About the speed you showed for the speed of light, if the Sun was somehow extinguished, we would not feel it's effects for 8 minutes if we are still on Earth.
It's actually a little too fast in this model. With Slowness 2 + Crouching it would reach earth in 6.7 minutes (he used slowness 2) Slowness 3 + Crouching would reach the earth in 8.5 minutes (Real life is on average 8.3 minutes) The Earth was 368 meters away in this model, and with Slowness 2 + Crouching the player moves at a speed of 0.906m/s. Slowness 3 + Crouching is 0.715m/s
I love this. But I one day wanna see it where they actually are in rotation. Ppl often have the planets in a nice little line, which is good for knowing how far planets are from the sun, but not from each other. When they on opposite sides of the sun, its a massive distance.
if not in straight line, some trigonometric calculations are needed. at least if distance from sun is known, take Law of Cosine for both planets to know their distance.
@@tiramizu8519 absolutely correct according to these calculation at every time around the year mercury is the closest planet to any other planet in our solar system
A class would love this. Kids joining a server to learn about space. It would look good in the space-like environment of the End dimension. Also Ceres, Makemake, Haumea, Eris are other dwarf planets in our system.
I don't normally comment, but I loved this video so much. I love astronomy and I adore things that scale the distances in the solar system correctly. So great job :)
Fun fact: Contrary to what many people think, Mercury is not the hottest planet in the Solar System, as much as it is closer to the Sun, the hottest planet is Venus. While Mercury's temperature is 427 degrees in a side and -182 in the other, on Venus, the temperature reaches 471 degrees.
Yup, Mercury may have a much higher surface temperature on the side facing the Sun, but the side facing away from the Sun can get nearly as cold as the moon at night, and the craters on the poles even perpetually contain water ice. Venus, on the other hand, is almost entirely the same temp with little variation. Atmosphere makes all the difference.
You ever think about how the hell astronomers even found Pluto in the first place even though it's a complete speck of rock that's almost 40 times further away from us than the sun?
Really, really cool video, I'm happy that you also added voyager one and proxima centuri, if I could rate this out of 10, it would be a solid 9.5/10 only because you could've added the asteroid belt too
so that the lava doesn't fall, in addition to using a barrier, you can use this void block structure that can only hold water or lava and cannot be touched.
Huh. I've seen lots of scale perspective videos before, but this one makes it really accessible. Since I'm already familiar with Minecraft, setting everything in Minecraft terms gives me a solid reference base.
Mercury:147 blocks from ☀️, 221 blocks from🌍 Venus:245 blocks from ☀️, 123 blocks from 🌍, 98 blocks from Mercury Earth:368 blocks from ☀️, Mars:559 blocks from ☀️, 191 blocks from 🌍 Jupiter:1913 blocks from ☀️,1545 blocks from 🌍, 1354 blocks from Mars Saturn:3483 blocks from ☀️, 3115 blocks from 🌍, 1570 blocks from Jupiter Uranus:7039 blocks from ☀️, 6671 blocks from🌍, 3556 blocks from Saturn Neptune:11036 blocks from ☀️ 10668 blocks from 🌍, 3997 blocks from Uranus Pluto:14471 blocks from ☀️ 14103 blocks from 🌍, 3453 blocks from Neptune Voyager 1:57201 blocks from ☀️, 56833 blocks from 🌍, 42730 blocks from Pluto
Why is this so informative? Lol For real though these videos are awesome! And somehow one of the most relatable ways to scale our solar sytem! Great work!
Es solo de demostración, no hace falta enojarte como para escribir todo en mayúsculas. Si de verdad hubieras querido decirle eso, hubieras escrito este comentario en inglés (Ya sé que Plutón no es un planeta)
Cool little thing you'll love about this: go back in this world and go back to the earth, and then look at the Sun again. Depending on how accurate your scale is, the sun in MC should look approximately the same size as the one in our real life sky!
Weird space fact: Space is a lot closer than most people think. If you live in Portland, Oregon, or Sacramento, California, space is closer than the ocean. Most of getting to space is more speed, not lift. The International Space Station travels about 8 km per second. If you fired most powerful rifle on the planet on a football field/pitch (either kind), the ISS would clear the stadium before the bullet went ten yards.
This is really informative to poeple to havent concieved just the true scale of our cosmic backyard. And with the inclusion of proxima centauri and VOyager, well done.
I really, really appreciate you using the character's speed on slowness as the standard to the speed of light, and using that to create the scale. That's really genius and super caring. Love it.
Genius*
@@victorn7210 thanks. changed it.
@@tttITA10 np
Yeah, but actual speed of light is almost half as slow in that scale.
@@Admiral45-10 very probably
Okay, that telescope view was pretty sick.
I wish they did it for every planet! Is there a way to download this world?
@@199NickYT i need this map and texture
True
1000th Like By me ✌️
@@bennyyt7726 gg
This really puts in perspective in a really good and easy way to understand the distance of planets from the sun.
If he walked at the speed of light and didn't cut between walks to the different planets it would have been better. But it also would have been like 10 hours long lol
@@masterofthecontinuum 4.16 hour's
I'd like to watch that 🤣🤣🤣
Look in Google uy scuti vs our sun and your mind Will blow up
@@juanma8709 Stephenson 2-18
Fun fact: Earth and Moon Distance is wide enough to put every planet in solar system between them
Yep
Ik ik
Actually it lacks the rocky planets for just a bit
now THAT I didn't knew before
No its not
Fun fact: The darkest planet ever discovered in the universe is the planet TrES-2b, it is blacker than a coal, and even trough it is close to its star, it reflects only 1% of its light.
okay thats intersting
My eyes in a nutshell
Oh that's just Jim the space demon. Don't bother him and he won't bother you, he's a pretty cool guy.
mosou black moment
The planet’s average temperature must be off the charts!
I love that this isn’t just a Minecraft specific video, it’s actually a really interesting concept that everyone would enjoy. Great work, you’ve done an incredible job so keep it up!
First reply
@@foxjonesofficial i forgot asking
@@The_funny_person don’t worry I remembered for you
@@doge8825 thank you doge
You can visit this model in real life to, proxima centauri included. Look it the st kilda solar system trail
By the way, if you didn't really pay attention at the end, Alexa did really say that it would be impossible to represent the distance between Earth and Proxima Centauri in a Minecraft world. We all know how the worldborder is so far out and that a Minecraft world is 8 times bigger than Earth, but even in a scale where the Earth is just a couple centimeters in size, that huge amount of space is not enough to accurately depict the interstellar distance.
Yeah
You gotta teleport so far that the world breaks apart like the farlands
Yes
Fun Fact: The furthest known stellar object is a quasar whose light was sent 560 million years into the universe's existence.
In the time it would take to travel to it at light speed, we could travel to Alpha Centauri... 8,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 times.
@@ryanchase9332 which im guessing that was probably a quasi star that collapsed and became a quasar
@@ryanchase9332 wrong. Gn-z11 is not a quasar
00:10 casually breaks *speed of light*
doesn't elaborate
As someone who loves earth/space science and minecraft, this absolutely lit up my day! xD
@Liwoju
Why.
@Liwoju ?XD why?
Same here
Samee
That's called astronomy
Thank you for including Pluto. Always a planet in my heart.
Of course Pluto is still a planet, Pluto is a dwarf planet; dwarf people are still people so dwarf planets are still planets.
@@TheCutePyro thats a good way od thinking it
@@TheCutePyro good point
More drawf planets
@@TheCutePyro thank you for taking my comment at face value. For a full explaination: i was making a comment based on what i was taught. that pluto is not a recognized planet in our solar system anymore because of it being too small to classify hence as you so wonderfully highlighted it is a dwarf planet. My comment was not meant to upset or offend you or anyone else. It was simply a jest. A joke if you will. I respect people regardless of height and see them as they are. As I said, pluto is and always will be a planet in my heart just as people with dwarfism are people. So please, understand I was merely making a joke and it was not meant to be politically correct.
1:07 Now I know why my butt keeps getting lost. Its hiding 7039 Blocks away from my home.
Insert joke here
So ur home is sun?
About the speed you showed for the speed of light, if the Sun was somehow extinguished, we would not feel it's effects for 8 minutes if we are still on Earth.
No shit 🤦♂️
True
ye
@DON'T bruh your resolution is trash I can't make out what's on ur pfp
Best solar system explaination....better than my teacher.
Best one would be if you Googled "if the moon were a pixel"
Ye
BRUH
@@777Skeptic Moon Pixel.
The new SunSung Product.
There is no explanation
Alexa traveled a distance from the sun to the earth in just 27 seconds , How far is Mars from earth ?
A menos de 10 segundos si mal no estoy 🤔
Less than 10 seconds if I'm not bad 🤔
@@s_C_s_ is time an unit of length?
@@krisp9403 It's true haha
About 41 seconds
I love how the speed of light is actually so slow
Depends on the scale
Takes 8 mins to go from the Sun to Earth
It’s not that light is slow it’s just that space to so absurdly huge that 99% of it is just empty space
It's actually a little too fast in this model.
With Slowness 2 + Crouching it would reach earth in 6.7 minutes (he used slowness 2)
Slowness 3 + Crouching would reach the earth in 8.5 minutes (Real life is on average 8.3 minutes)
The Earth was 368 meters away in this model, and with Slowness 2 + Crouching the player moves at a speed of 0.906m/s. Slowness 3 + Crouching is 0.715m/s
@@obocah nice math
I like how Proxima Centauri is just nearly 2 minecraft worlds far.
For context, that's 60 million blocks for 1 world.
Its around 1.5 worlds away.
I love this. But I one day wanna see it where they actually are in rotation. Ppl often have the planets in a nice little line, which is good for knowing how far planets are from the sun, but not from each other. When they on opposite sides of the sun, its a massive distance.
Just add the two planets maximum distances from the sun
if not in straight line, some trigonometric calculations are needed. at least if distance from sun is known, take Law of Cosine for both planets to know their distance.
@@tiramizu8519 absolutely correct according to these calculation at every time around the year mercury is the closest planet to any other planet in our solar system
@@yashgupta6941 Pluto overtakes Neptune
@@Electronem1 what?
A class would love this. Kids joining a server to learn about space. It would look good in the space-like environment of the End dimension.
Also Ceres, Makemake, Haumea, Eris are other dwarf planets in our system.
teacher forgets to turn off block breaking and random kids grief
imagine having a exam on solar system tomorrow
Minecraft education edition
@DON'T ?
Bro, you are a god damn GENIUS!!! That’s the perfect strategy to stop other people from stealing your ideas
I don't normally comment, but I loved this video so much. I love astronomy and I adore things that scale the distances in the solar system correctly. So great job :)
* 3 comments on this channel alone *
@@justnot5401 that's because I responded to another comment in this same video two times
@@wobbuchu9019 oh I see that makes more sense, my mistake
Yeah
And who are you?
0:50 DEMNNNN BRUH THAT LOOKS SICK!
Fun fact: Contrary to what many people think, Mercury is not the hottest planet in the Solar System, as much as it is closer to the Sun, the hottest planet is Venus. While Mercury's temperature is 427 degrees in a side and -182 in the other, on Venus, the temperature reaches 471 degrees.
Yup, Mercury may have a much higher surface temperature on the side facing the Sun, but the side facing away from the Sun can get nearly as cold as the moon at night, and the craters on the poles even perpetually contain water ice. Venus, on the other hand, is almost entirely the same temp with little variation. Atmosphere makes all the difference.
@@solarianstorm yes
Mercury is hot enough to melt lead as well.
@@jamx02
Mercury temperature: 427 in the Sun side and -182 in the other side
Venus temperature: 471
@@omundodovini3774 temperature to melt lead is 327 C
What it feels like to be in love: I'd travel 7039 blocks just to see Uranuuuuuus. 🎶🎷♥️
Parents:
"games are not educational"
Alexa:
I’m sharing this to my science teacher 😂
It pains me all the time to see inaccurate and badly made Scale of the Universe videos, but this one was ACTUALLY ACCURATE, good job :)
This just made me realize why it took so long for us to even find Pluto. Imagine trying to find a tiny dot in Minecraft that’s 11,000 blocks away
Moon be like: Thank you for making me an official planet!
I really wanted him to look at all the planets in line w the sun w the spyglass
He wouldn’t be able to see it, even with optifine zoom, the distance is just too far, also his PC wouldn’t render it
Alexa is not a girls name? Sorry, this is not my first language and I'm still a little confused.
"Pinned by Alexa Real" 🖍️
no
@@netq9362 ei
0:22 Mercury
0:31 Venus
0:38 Earth & Moon
0:45 Mars
0:57 Jupiter
1:02 Saturn
1:09 Uranus
1:14 Neptune
1:18 Pluto
1:23 Voyager 1/ Proxima Centauri
@DON'T shut up
Este es el video mas educativo y entretenido a la vez, que haya visto en mi vida!! :D
Oh man, this is so good! I'd love a world download so I can check it out myself~
Thank you for including Pluto, he’s been facing a lot of threats from cancel culture lately.
When Teacher teaches us Science - No
When Alexa teaches us Science - YES
I don’t think people actually realize how big the solar system was until now
that's a pretty interesting way to illustrate the size of the solar system actually, well done.
As someone who loves space I can say that this is true
So glad we could get a good look of Uranus up close in Minecraft.
I'm loving this so much, great job with the tiny models too!
Fun fact: uranus is one of the deepess tighthiest and darkess planet
Who else randomly started watching Alexa and now can’t stop watching 😂
Me
Why
That’s how I discovered this channel
Me too
Me
You ever think about how the hell astronomers even found Pluto in the first place even though it's a complete speck of rock that's almost 40 times further away from us than the sun?
Pluto was called Planet X before Clyde Tombaugh discovered it .
Can you do an 8 minute video of you slow-walking to earth to show how fast light is relative to the scale of the solar system?
alexa's facts is so real, they even put real in the name
Good one
I love the way you used creative mode minecraft to explain. I feel like this could be a niche thing that people would want to see more of
Very well done very informative and a great way to put into perspective just how massive our Solar System is
Really, really cool video, I'm happy that you also added voyager one and proxima centuri, if I could rate this out of 10, it would be a solid 9.5/10 only because you could've added the asteroid belt too
The asteroid belt has too many tiny objects
@@hellofriends1259 True
lets just appreciate this man studying just for a 1 minute video
I mean this is common info
you mean googling?
Studying?
I believe Alexa is a girls name.
1:18 that’s where uzi came from🛸
This was my favorite one!
I e seen plenty of these solar system scale videos but this is the first one that’s shown the speed of light, awesome video man!
The way you made the rings is genius
G L A S S P A N E
Love your videos keep approving man 🥳🥳🥳
This is actually a very cool video, enjoyed watching it!
Would of had more impact if you did a live steam of you running all these blocks. I do appreciate your work though. Thanks!!
so that the lava doesn't fall, in addition to using a barrier, you can use this void block structure that can only hold water or lava and cannot be touched.
Not void block structure, Structure Void
@@nikkiofthevalley i forgot :')
I love to Watch his Videos ♥️
1:08
Fun fact: 63 Earths can fit in Uranus
64 if you relax
Huh. I've seen lots of scale perspective videos before, but this one makes it really accessible. Since I'm already familiar with Minecraft, setting everything in Minecraft terms gives me a solid reference base.
The solar system is bigger than my yt channeI
how are you always everywhere 😂
0:56 1913..
oh no....
What?
The end of the second balkan war
this is something I sure as hell was not expecting but I’m glad I got it
“Jupiter, 1913 blocks awa-“
Me: sounds funny
Mercury:147 blocks from ☀️, 221 blocks from🌍
Venus:245 blocks from ☀️, 123 blocks from 🌍, 98 blocks from Mercury
Earth:368 blocks from ☀️,
Mars:559 blocks from ☀️, 191 blocks from 🌍
Jupiter:1913 blocks from ☀️,1545 blocks from 🌍, 1354 blocks from Mars
Saturn:3483 blocks from ☀️, 3115 blocks from 🌍, 1570 blocks from Jupiter
Uranus:7039 blocks from ☀️, 6671 blocks from🌍, 3556 blocks from Saturn
Neptune:11036 blocks from ☀️ 10668 blocks from 🌍, 3997 blocks from Uranus
Pluto:14471 blocks from ☀️ 14103 blocks from 🌍, 3453 blocks from Neptune
Voyager 1:57201 blocks from ☀️, 56833 blocks from 🌍, 42730 blocks from Pluto
This solely depends on the planets positions in orbit, almost all of the time, the distances from earth are inaccurate.
1:07 :)
Why is this so informative? Lol
For real though these videos are awesome! And somehow one of the most relatable ways to scale our solar sytem! Great work!
Honestly dude this made my day. Already did more than the entire education system
Fun fact: they all are in same line but nothing happened to the game 😂
what
Why did nobody notice he had earth on earth…
0:37
thanks for the dose of existential crisis, man. Really helps with anxiety and everythin
I subscribed cause i love both Minecraft and astronomics, gj and thanks
1:02 Aaaaaaaaaayyyyyyy
PLUTÓN NO ES UN PLANETA
Es solo de demostración, no hace falta enojarte como para escribir todo en mayúsculas. Si de verdad hubieras querido decirle eso, hubieras escrito este comentario en inglés
(Ya sé que Plutón no es un planeta)
Im glad this is actually very acurate and to scale
Its Educational and funny, what school could never be.
Cool little thing you'll love about this: go back in this world and go back to the earth, and then look at the Sun again. Depending on how accurate your scale is, the sun in MC should look approximately the same size as the one in our real life sky!
gotta be honest this is more attractive than geography classes
geography? this is astronomy
@@ItsHonski lmao i wasn't even pay attention to know what is subjects name
Didn’t expect this kind of video but it’s great
If I was a teacher and this was a presentation for science class, it would be a indisputable A+.
No
That's a stupid idea, You are teaching them Minecraft rather than science.
@@NaraSherko Exactly. Because I would be a Minecraft teacher.
"Pinned by RUclips" 🖍️
Superhero name:
Alexa
Superpowers:
Educate & entertain the masses through Minecraft
Parent: you cant learn anything from game
The Game:
I remember seeing something similar made using the crysis map editor. Amazing how the graphics have improved since then.
Thanks for adding Pluto
Weird space fact: Space is a lot closer than most people think. If you live in Portland, Oregon, or Sacramento, California, space is closer than the ocean.
Most of getting to space is more speed, not lift. The International Space Station travels about 8 km per second. If you fired most powerful rifle on the planet on a football field/pitch (either kind), the ISS would clear the stadium before the bullet went ten yards.
Best educational video I’ve watched
Could you do some more educational shorts? This is really cool!
this is literally my favorite video right now
This is something I never knew I needed to see
Alexa : "Saturn"
Me : "Borgar"
Lol. I might present this in my science class.
I see now this is a very good size conparison
Germany doesn't like how far away Jupiter is
Love how u included Pluto! :D
Thank you for including Pluto
Tysm i needed this
This is really informative to poeple to havent concieved just the true scale of our cosmic backyard. And with the inclusion of proxima centauri and VOyager, well done.
i showed this to both my parents and they both liked the education of it and laughed at the editing :)
I learned more in this video than in a normal school day