God can you imagine watching this in an IMAX theater with 3d glasses?! No crappy dialogue, no quips, no comedic drivel. Just a cinema-grade presentation with amazing non-invasive audio.
Music 10/10 Visuals 10/10 Informative 10/10 I came across this because I was considering doing a similar project in Unity. Well forget considering! This has inspired me! Thank you, sir. When I complete it I will acknowledge this channel.
This video is exceptional! It’s by far the best visualization of our Solar System. The music was so calming and not too distracting. The explanations of time and space, and how everything needs to be put into scale just to actually get an idea of just how massive space is was amazing. I loved this video. Thank you for taking your time and effort to make such a well crafted video with quality.
There's another great video by ogniank, "Riding Light", with real-time speed of light traverse through the solar system. If it was shown in this video, you'd only reach the earth. It's 45 minutes long, and only reaches Jupiter. If it carried out to Neptune, you'd have to watch a 4.5 hour video, with almost nothing in it. To Voyager, would be a 22-hour video, which has reached the boundary of solar radiation; the true end of the system.
This is by FAR the BEST solar system video that I have EVER seen, including the one that I have seen at the planetarium when I was a kid! I am totally astounded by the quality and accuracy of this video. I wonder if you are going to do more about the galaxy and then possibly the universe, I think that those would be mind-blowing, but I am sure it will take quite some time to actually produce them!
Really? It's full of mistakes. First off: Venus is shown rotating far faster than its solar orbit , when they are actually almost the same with Venus having a day longer than it's year. The stuff about mercury orbiting so much faster than Neptune doesn't correlate to the image shown. Why does mercury speed up and Neptune slow down?
@@listerofsmeg884 The first point makes a bit of sense but it wasn't intended to be perfect. The second point literally explains itself. Mercury orbits so much faster than Neptune, so consequently, Mercury would speed up and Neptune would slow down when comparing the traditional model with a model depicting time correctly. "Full of mistakes" is not what I would call it. Your comment has more mistakes than the video, so stop acting like you know what you're talking about.
Thank you very much for doing this. I was ever curious to have it visualized and you brought it to the world and you made my day, in fact the best day of this year. Thank you!
I have been searching for this type of informed video, by far this is one of the best YT video to understand the scaling of our solar system, than many videos that I have watched in YT. Thank you so much for this video. Greatly appreciate your talent.
You can clearly see that from the inner four planets, the sun looks quite large with a certain extention, but from the outer planets (Jupiter and beyond), the sun looks just like a distant star at the night sky. By the way, the music strongly resembles the orchestra style of famous film composer John Barry, especially at 5:50 and later. It could e.g. be from the thriller "Body Heat" (1981) starring Kathleen Turner and William Hurt. Or, more known, from the 007 movie "Moonraker" (1979).
I found myself feeling oddly relaxed by most of this. I think the music helped, but also this puts the daily worries of earth-bound life into perspective.
This outstanding video in every respect should be nominated and then win the award for numerous categories. If there is such a thing as RUclips awards. As many people have said, I've never seen such an amazing, interesting and educational video like this. Space and everything in it makes sense to me now, thank you 👏💯🌟
Such distances! A humbling presentation. And how many solar systems are there in just our galaxy, one of billions? A consciousness expander to be sure.
The most incredible thing about the universe is we have billions of celestial bodies floating on vacuum (or air). What is holding everything up? Creation is beautiful. Thank you God.🙏🙏
Fantastic made video. The size and scale of the planets, the sun, and distances is by far the most convincing I've ever seen. Reminds me of how small we are ....
Wow! This is awesome! Thanks so much to all of you for taking the time to create this. Seeing this and how huge and how far things always humble me. I'm awed by the Creator of space, time, and existence.
Can't stop watching this video. Never knew our solar system stretches 3 trillion Km. Thank you for the education; as everyone below has commented this is by far the best presentation I've ever seen. We are unquestionably so very insignificant.
This is so beautifully done! I found it while searching for a pre-made AE project file for a project I'm starting and you have shamed me into doing the work myself. Great job, Julien!
Such a beautiful work!!! Thank you so much. One thing, though. I've been quite fascinated for a while with how slow the speed of light is considering the astronomical scale. In that sense, the "flight" between planets is actually way faster than the speed of light. For instance, the distance from Earth to Jupiter is 39 light minutes and 32 light seconds. I guess that strolling the solar system at warp speed is a bonus.
Yep and to further impress the reach of the Solar system consider that from the Sun to Neptune is over 3 hours at light speed. It's staggering how far out the outer planets are.
I've seen a lot of videos comparing sizes of planets, but I don't think anything can capture the reality of just how small we are like distance can. The sheer distance from the Sun to Eris is nuts, and the fact that our little blue world is a tiny speck somewhere within that distance is rather humbling. In the grand scale of the universe, we really are quite insignificant.
we reached saturn's biggest moon with all the resources we got, we're not insignificant, we're just limited edit: i made this comment to boost your ego
Cheers !!! That was brilliant ! Good way to teach kids - and a whole bunch of grown ups as well. It reminded me first time I thought 'Why is this Mercator's projection map of Earth taught to kids? Are they being raised to navigate old vessels? Same goes for our Solar System and you did a brilliant job indeed I must repeat. Thank you !
Phantastic visualization. Then on the other hand the distances in the universe are totally mind-boggling. Even hardcore astronomers have a hard time imagining the vastness of the universe.
The "100d = 1s" bit lasted about "4 years", during which Neptune should have moved about 4/165, or roughly 9 degrees of arc. Maybe I'm just really bad at visualizing 9/360, but it didn't even move with the width of the cursor in that time, and far more than 10 of those cursors would be needed to fill in a quarter-segment of it's orbit on my screen. Seriously though, awesome video, it's crazy how hard it is truly conceptualize the mind-boggling sizes of the objects and yet the even more mind-boggling distances that make the large sizes seem meaningless.
Well done with all the planets, mercury, Venus, earth and moon, Mars, asteroid belt, ceres, Jupiter, saturn, Uranus, Neptune, kuiper belt, Pluto, humea, makemake, eris.
1 AU = 215 R🔆 Distances from the Sun: Mercury: 0.4 AU Venus: 0.7 AU Earth: 1.0 AU Mars: 1.5 AU Asteroid Belt: 2.3-3.3 AU Jupiter: 5.2 AU Saturn: 9.6 AU Uranus: 19.2 AU Neptune: 30 AU Kuiper Belt and Oort Cloud: 30+ AU
My opinion is that what we call the universe, never ends. It is just that our present knowledge cannot reach out any further, but it gradually will. Remember, once we thought that the earth was the centre and flat. Well, some groups still think so.
Since they are both tidally locked to each other and their barycentre is outside of Pluto, you could indeed describe them as a double dwarf planet. But I don't think the IAU is going to appoint that classification on the basis of just one example.
This is totally awesome. I would love to see a tutorial on how to make this video in after effects. I know this would be a lot of work. break it up into a series of shorter tutorials. Thank you!
I’m doing a school project about Scaling the Solar System. This is the best piece of help I needed to figure out my script for the presentation. Especially the part about how it’s extremely hard to show both the distances and the sizes together. My presentation is Tuesday so I’m really hoping this goes well!
Excellent video! Thanks Leo!😄 But I have to point out that the speedometer or timescale are a not right here 3:02 It takes over 8 minutes at 1,000,000,000km/h (lightspeed) to reach earth.
By far the best visualization from our solar system. Everything seems accurate except the speed of getting away from the sun when it comes close to the planets. 500-2000 km/h looks a bit intensified.
wow dude, for 3k subs i was not expecting that level of quality mister. you are many ten thousand billion trillion talent and it just great to saw you talent blossom butterfly and took off many amazing great
It's utterly rewarding to watch these well-made renditions. You have heard about an outer gas giant needing hundreds of Earth years to go around Sol, but you seldom - if ever - are realistically presented how such long periods compare to the shorter years of the rocky planets (0:40ff). Greatly eye-opening is how Jupiter and Saturn suddenly become hugely big, when their diameters of over 140,000 and over 120,000 km are taken into account. I've never felt so clearly, before, how appropriate it is to call such a body a giant (1:20ff). I wonder if there is an inaccuracy concerning Venus, in the video. Venus - although, after all, shown with her inverted rotation - looks like she was rotating much too quickly, in the rendition for the real temporal relations (0:55ff). She needs longer (243 Earth days) to rotate around her axis than around Sol (225 Earth days). Perhaps there are meant storms rather than the planet's rotation, but winds in Venus' upper cloud layers are noted in the scientific literature as blowing westward. Venus' north pole pointing away from the North Star, this means that if such winds were meant, in the rendition, they'd seem to be shown as blowing in the wrong direction. Could it really be that "east" and "west" are exchanged, in the literature, when it comes to how they relate with the north and south of such a planet of a north pole pointing elsewhere than most other ones in a star system? _Eris_ (7:34ff) is defined at least by NASA as _inside of_ the Kuiper Belt. NASA defines one _scattered disk_ as a part of this belt. It also might be of some interest that you in English mostly use the singular of "hundred", "thousand", "million", "billion", "trillion", etc., if such a number occurs after another one which counts it.
you left my favorite: size to scale and distance to scale but those scales not the same, because both size to scale and distance to scale are some what easy to visualize, but they are very different, so both at the same time is imposible with the same scale, the wikipedia page has it and I think it is very usefull, but in general it was great
Only 557k views? This needs 7 Billion views!!! Beyond amazing...Thank you for showing how far and vast the universe surrounding us is thus how small we are ....We are merely a speck of dust! I'm humbled by this. Thank you again.
Very cool. You could have also shown thier "up & down" trajectories as well and their orbital pattern, as those are better represented with 3d effects. I always thought that was cool.
This is what I call a worthwhile trip! Stars bend the fabric of space so deeply that they capture a vast amount of objects. I can only imagine what the star Betelgeuse has captured that hasn't burned up in its near-death expansion.
Wonderful graphics. However, I saw in another astronomy vid that Jupiter had over 70 moons. Third, the 48 negative ratings must be flat earthers, whom I call Flatties. Last, at my first viewing Mr. Schickel only has 601 subscribers. I predict he'll have 601,000 by the end of April. Here's hoping sooner.
God can you imagine watching this in an IMAX theater with 3d glasses?! No crappy dialogue, no quips, no comedic drivel. Just a cinema-grade presentation with amazing non-invasive audio.
I would love that.
And he isn't finish😅
He Forgot Sedna
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And remember that if the solar system was scaled down to the size of a quarter (US currency), the Milky Way would be the size of the United States
Woahhhh
A quarter of what?
@@xicex9851Rose Nylund, is that you?
@@Buzz69Lightyear When does a quarter of a planet become a star? Prove it!
@@xicex9851😜 … a 25 cent coin in USA or Canada is referred to as a “quarter” 🤪
Music 10/10
Visuals 10/10
Informative 10/10
I came across this because I was considering doing a similar project in Unity. Well forget considering! This has inspired me! Thank you, sir. When I complete it I will acknowledge this channel.
I will be delighted, don't forget to acknowledge me when it'll be done!
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@@aftereffectstipstreats-byj3276 Depends on if there's anything to credit you with.
@@aftereffectstipstreats-byj3276 a question
This video is exceptional! It’s by far the best visualization of our Solar System. The music was so calming and not too distracting. The explanations of time and space, and how everything needs to be put into scale just to actually get an idea of just how massive space is was amazing. I loved this video. Thank you for taking your time and effort to make such a well crafted video with quality.
There's another great video by ogniank, "Riding Light", with real-time speed of light traverse through the solar system. If it was shown in this video, you'd only reach the earth. It's 45 minutes long, and only reaches Jupiter. If it carried out to Neptune, you'd have to watch a 4.5 hour video, with almost nothing in it. To Voyager, would be a 22-hour video, which has reached the boundary of solar radiation; the true end of the system.
@@michaelscott-joynt3215 The comments were very funny under the "Riding Light" vid but I thought this video is much more enjoyable.
This is not a real thing bro
This is by FAR the BEST solar system video that I have EVER seen, including the one that I have seen at the planetarium when I was a kid! I am totally astounded by the quality and accuracy of this video. I wonder if you are going to do more about the galaxy and then possibly the universe, I think that those would be mind-blowing, but I am sure it will take quite some time to actually produce them!
This is where I want to be within a year.
universe is to big
Really? It's full of mistakes.
First off: Venus is shown rotating far faster than its solar orbit , when they are actually almost the same with Venus having a day longer than it's year.
The stuff about mercury orbiting so much faster than Neptune doesn't correlate to the image shown. Why does mercury speed up and Neptune slow down?
@@listerofsmeg884 The first point makes a bit of sense but it wasn't intended to be perfect. The second point literally explains itself. Mercury orbits so much faster than Neptune, so consequently, Mercury would speed up and Neptune would slow down when comparing the traditional model with a model depicting time correctly.
"Full of mistakes" is not what I would call it. Your comment has more mistakes than the video, so stop acting like you know what you're talking about.
@@listerofsmeg884 Ok, if it's so wrong, why don't you make one?
Watched this video just to pass a few minutes. Learned more about the solar system in ten minutes than in all 12 years of school. Fantastic!
Thanks for creating such a perfect visualisation! It's very useful for kids and adults alike. Can't wait to see more like this
You really need to hire a voice actor. It would suit a production such as this.
😊thanks for making this video. hope I get more like this
My son and I, fall to sleep to this video a few times a week.
Thank you
this comment is so realistic because i do too
This was truly a great video. The fact that you visualised the size of the sun at each planet's distance is just marvelous!
Everything about this was not only educational but very enjoyable. Well done.
This is a different level of professionalism
Thank you very much for doing this. I was ever curious to have it visualized and you brought it to the world and you made my day, in fact the best day of this year. Thank you!
Thank you!
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I have been searching for this type of informed video, by far this is one of the best YT video to understand the scaling of our solar system, than many videos that I have watched in YT. Thank you so much for this video. Greatly appreciate your talent.
After 33 years I get it now. I finally understand the solor systems. Education is very important in life. I still love biology and Science 🔭
Education is very important, so you need more of it! What is a solor system???
WAP gets 326+ Million views.. this one gets 807 likes. Amazing. Well done, and Standard Candles was a great song to accompany this.
wap still gold tho
This is the most beautiful and impressive animation depicting our solar system I have seen! I'm speechless!
You can clearly see that from the inner four planets, the sun looks quite large with a certain extention, but from the outer planets (Jupiter and beyond), the sun looks just like a distant star at the night sky. By the way, the music strongly resembles the orchestra style of famous film composer John Barry, especially at 5:50 and later. It could e.g. be from the thriller "Body Heat" (1981) starring Kathleen Turner and William Hurt. Or, more known, from the 007 movie "Moonraker" (1979).
*amazing beyond words. Just captivated me. The video is distinctive in every way*
Never seen such a well explained video about space, fantastic job
Your son is very lucky to have such a devoted parent. Being a father myself I am "blown away" by the quality.
The best solar sys scaling video I've ever watched!!
Thanks a lot!
I’m in love with this video, the audio and visual effects. Almost feels magical in a way befitting of space. 😢😢❤❤❤
I found myself feeling oddly relaxed by most of this. I think the music helped, but also this puts the daily worries of earth-bound life into perspective.
I didn't want it to end. That was awesome ,thanks a ton.
This outstanding video in every respect should be nominated and then win the award for numerous categories. If there is such a thing as RUclips awards. As many people have said, I've never seen such an amazing, interesting and educational video like this. Space and everything in it makes sense to me now, thank you 👏💯🌟
I just want to say that I regularly return to this video as I love it so much.
You’ve gained a new subscriber. I can’t wait to see what other videos you make and have in store for your audience. :).
An Extra ordinary presentation for better understanding of the solar system. Mind blowing in a word. Thank You very much.
This video deserves way more likes. Thank you for not dumbing down like many RUclipsrs have done.
100%!!!
Such distances! A humbling presentation. And how many solar systems are there in just our galaxy, one of billions? A consciousness expander to be sure.
The most incredible thing about the universe is we have billions of celestial bodies floating on vacuum (or air). What is holding everything up? Creation is beautiful. Thank you God.🙏🙏
woah, this is honestly the best video ive seen about how to visualise our solar system. its insane how huge it is
By far one of the best simulation of the solar system I've ever watched, good work buddy :-)
Sheer brilliance. One of the most instructive and beautiful representations I've seen so far.
This was haunting and beautiful!
Yes it is
Fantastic made video. The size and scale of the planets, the sun, and distances is by far the most convincing I've ever seen. Reminds me of how small we are ....
Wow! This is awesome! Thanks so much to all of you for taking the time to create this. Seeing this and how huge and how far things always humble me. I'm awed by the Creator of space, time, and existence.
So am I.
Can't stop watching this video. Never knew our solar system stretches 3 trillion Km. Thank you for the education; as everyone below has commented this is by far the best presentation I've ever seen. We are unquestionably so very insignificant.
This is so beautifully done! I found it while searching for a pre-made AE project file for a project I'm starting and you have shamed me into doing the work myself. Great job, Julien!
This is definitely the best video regarding our solar system scale. It deserves more views...👏👏👏❤️❤️❤️
Such a beautiful work!!! Thank you so much.
One thing, though. I've been quite fascinated for a while with how slow the speed of light is considering the astronomical scale. In that sense, the "flight" between planets is actually way faster than the speed of light. For instance, the distance from Earth to Jupiter is 39 light minutes and 32 light seconds. I guess that strolling the solar system at warp speed is a bonus.
Yep and to further impress the reach of the Solar system consider that from the Sun to Neptune is over 3 hours at light speed. It's staggering how far out the outer planets are.
I was incredibly moved by this. Choked up, even. What a Creator!
I've seen a lot of videos comparing sizes of planets, but I don't think anything can capture the reality of just how small we are like distance can. The sheer distance from the Sun to Eris is nuts, and the fact that our little blue world is a tiny speck somewhere within that distance is rather humbling. In the grand scale of the universe, we really are quite insignificant.
we reached saturn's biggest moon with all the resources we got, we're not insignificant, we're just limited
edit: i made this comment to boost your ego
The best explanation to talk with kid about real timing and size and space. Thank you!
I've been looking for a video like this for a while. Thank you for such great work!
Liked and commented because this is one of the best videos of information about our solar system I've ever seen. Very well done.
Cheers !!! That was brilliant ! Good way to teach kids - and a whole bunch of grown ups as well. It reminded me first time I thought 'Why is this Mercator's projection map of Earth taught to kids? Are they being raised to navigate old vessels? Same goes for our Solar System and you did a brilliant job indeed I must repeat. Thank you !
Phantastic visualization.
Then on the other hand the distances in the universe are totally mind-boggling. Even hardcore astronomers have a hard time imagining the vastness of the universe.
This video is a masterpiece
I wish this should get millions of views and likes
Best of luck ❤️
Ok this is easily the best representation of this I’ve ever seen. Well done.
Very well done! It should be used in schools.
That’s how i got here lol
Dumb
That satisfied a very old curiosity for me. Thank you for taking the time to produce it so well.
And now to imagine that our whole system is like nothing compared to the universe...
Great video!
In Otford, Kent, UK is a model of the solar system you can walk around. It covers the entire village. Well worth Googling.
Thanks for such an awesome video. I can't wait to show it to my niece! You guys rock
The "100d = 1s" bit lasted about "4 years", during which Neptune should have moved about 4/165, or roughly 9 degrees of arc. Maybe I'm just really bad at visualizing 9/360, but it didn't even move with the width of the cursor in that time, and far more than 10 of those cursors would be needed to fill in a quarter-segment of it's orbit on my screen.
Seriously though, awesome video, it's crazy how hard it is truly conceptualize the mind-boggling sizes of the objects and yet the even more mind-boggling distances that make the large sizes seem meaningless.
Wow you’re amazing! So impressed by the quality of these animations and great explanations along with it all :)
This is one of the best astronomy videos I've seen. I'm shocked it has only 2 million views so far.
This video is incredible! Great work!
great job. True scale and size properly depicted. The greatest shock is the moon/earth real size/distance
Well done with all the planets, mercury, Venus, earth and moon, Mars, asteroid belt, ceres, Jupiter, saturn, Uranus, Neptune, kuiper belt, Pluto, humea, makemake, eris.
Yh
Solar System
Uh??????????? Ok.🤨
Yes
Mercurio Tierra Marte Júpiter Saturno Urano Neptuno Plano
Leo, thank you soo much to motivate your father to do this! My doughter is now 7 years old. And she likes this explanation too.
I've had a wonderful trip through the Solar System to scale. Beautiful and accurate, and very interesting. Love the details, too.🌈🦄⭐👑🦊
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If you still don't quite know the distances, bear in mind that the distance between the Sun and Earth (1 AU) is 215 times the radius of the Sun.
@@marcusscience23 Thank you for your information.
1 AU = 215 R🔆
Distances from the Sun:
Mercury: 0.4 AU
Venus: 0.7 AU
Earth: 1.0 AU
Mars: 1.5 AU
Asteroid Belt: 2.3-3.3 AU
Jupiter: 5.2 AU
Saturn: 9.6 AU
Uranus: 19.2 AU
Neptune: 30 AU
Kuiper Belt and Oort Cloud: 30+ AU
@@marcusscience23 Thank you so much for your information!
My opinion is that what we call the universe, never ends. It is just that our present knowledge cannot reach out any further, but it gradually will. Remember, once we thought that the earth was the centre and flat. Well, some groups still think so.
you should have more subscriber this is amazing!
I love that Pluto and Charon are shown as a binary system, revolving around an off-center axis somewhere between the two. So cool.
Since they are both tidally locked to each other and their barycentre is outside of Pluto, you could indeed describe them as a double dwarf planet. But I don't think the IAU is going to appoint that classification on the basis of just one example.
This is totally awesome. I would love to see a tutorial on how to make this video in after effects. I know this would be a lot of work. break it up into a series of shorter tutorials. Thank you!
I’m doing a school project about Scaling the Solar System. This is the best piece of help I needed to figure out my script for the presentation. Especially the part about how it’s extremely hard to show both the distances and the sizes together. My presentation is Tuesday so I’m really hoping this goes well!
did it go well
@@carnotaurusboi1279 Yup! Really well!
@@Z0MB13_44 Amazing
I wish the speeds were just set to the same scale as the video motion - you’re actually flying through the solar system at something like Warp 4 here.
Science teachers everywhere should use this video as an interesting and fun way to teach our solar system to their students!
Excellent video! Thanks Leo!😄
But I have to point out that the speedometer or timescale are a not right here 3:02 It takes over 8 minutes at 1,000,000,000km/h (lightspeed) to reach earth.
Yep. I said the same thing. Should be km/s. But the video is great :)
By far the best visualization from our solar system. Everything seems accurate except the speed of getting away from the sun when it comes close to the planets. 500-2000 km/h looks a bit intensified.
The best i've seen so far. thank you.
Wow… This is such a great video! Really put the planets’ size and distance in perspective for me. Well done!
This is the video of scaling our Solar System I always looking for :D thanks a lot for the video.
wow dude, for 3k subs i was not expecting that level of quality mister. you are many ten thousand billion trillion talent and it just great to saw you talent blossom butterfly and took off many amazing great
And thank Leo for us all as well !!!
One of the best solar systems to scale ever seen! Congratulations!!!
It's utterly rewarding to watch these well-made renditions. You have heard about an outer gas giant needing hundreds of Earth years to go around Sol, but you seldom - if ever - are realistically presented how such long periods compare to the shorter years of the rocky planets (0:40ff). Greatly eye-opening is how Jupiter and Saturn suddenly become hugely big, when their diameters of over 140,000 and over 120,000 km are taken into account. I've never felt so clearly, before, how appropriate it is to call such a body a giant (1:20ff).
I wonder if there is an inaccuracy concerning Venus, in the video. Venus - although, after all, shown with her inverted rotation - looks like she was rotating much too quickly, in the rendition for the real temporal relations (0:55ff). She needs longer (243 Earth days) to rotate around her axis than around Sol (225 Earth days). Perhaps there are meant storms rather than the planet's rotation, but winds in Venus' upper cloud layers are noted in the scientific literature as blowing westward. Venus' north pole pointing away from the North Star, this means that if such winds were meant, in the rendition, they'd seem to be shown as blowing in the wrong direction. Could it really be that "east" and "west" are exchanged, in the literature, when it comes to how they relate with the north and south of such a planet of a north pole pointing elsewhere than most other ones in a star system?
_Eris_ (7:34ff) is defined at least by NASA as _inside of_ the Kuiper Belt. NASA defines one _scattered disk_ as a part of this belt.
It also might be of some interest that you in English mostly use the singular of "hundred", "thousand", "million", "billion", "trillion", etc., if such a number occurs after another one which counts it.
Like specks of dust revolving around a bigger speck of dust! Great video thank you for sharing.
that's incredible. Amazing. Maybe you should do a tutorial about that.
I plan to, but it is quite long and complex. Was thinking of breaking it off into several tutorials, just ot keep it nice and clean... !
@@aftereffectstipstreats-byj3276 Yes yes, please do a series of tutorials! Thank you. Set up a patreon. I'll donate.
To say "wow" is an understatement.
Thank you🌹
It's so intriguing how distant planets orbit around the same sun as we do.
"intriguing" is a great English word! Thank you!
you left my favorite: size to scale and distance to scale but those scales not the same, because both size to scale and distance to scale are some what easy to visualize, but they are very different, so both at the same time is imposible with the same scale, the wikipedia page has it and I think it is very usefull, but in general it was great
Extremely well done , i had a stellar trip !
Only 557k views? This needs 7 Billion views!!! Beyond amazing...Thank you for showing how far and vast the universe surrounding us is thus how small we are ....We are merely a speck of dust! I'm humbled by this. Thank you again.
Very cool. You could have also shown thier "up & down" trajectories as well and their orbital pattern, as those are better represented with 3d effects. I always thought that was cool.
from me and my budding astronomer grandson, thank you for this phenomenal journey through our solar system!
loved it!!! great choice of music as well ... very well done
I keep coming back to this one, each time I have a reaction of a kid on the swings.
Amazing video ! Can you create one for the universe also? Thanks for creating this one !
Not asking much are you?
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Awesome, incredible, extraordinary! Thanks for the video and all your efforts! Best wishes ❤❤❤❤
Thank you , what a journey .👍
This is what I call a worthwhile trip! Stars bend the fabric of space so deeply that they capture a vast amount of objects. I can only imagine what the star Betelgeuse has captured that hasn't burned up in its near-death expansion.
Wonderful graphics. However, I saw in another astronomy vid that Jupiter had over 70 moons. Third, the 48 negative ratings must be flat earthers, whom I call Flatties. Last, at my first viewing Mr. Schickel only has 601 subscribers. I predict he'll have 601,000 by the end of April. Here's hoping sooner.
I loved this video but god damn the shivers I've got from it were something else
wow this very well made. I thought you just took it from a clip like Natgeo or something. my apologies. Thank you for the video!
"I hope you had a pleasant trip"
... Wait... You're bringing us back to earth, right? You won't just leave us in the Ort cloud?!? 😱
Great video. Learned many
extremely good visuals. explains better than a text book.