Universe Size Comparison 3D by Harry Evett | First Time Reactions
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Finally got someone who knows atleast well about space then other people who where dead after seeing it great finally
at least enough* than* were* it, great, finally*
At last! Someone who knows what they are reacting to! (I have seen so many confused people react to this).
It's CZcams. What kind of intelligence do you expect?😂😂🐑
@@bobbybingle1662 Late response.
@@Anthomemes Yours is even later.😉
@@bobbybingle1662 you responded to a 6 month old comment. I replied to your 11 day old comment. Stop denying that I commented later than you.
@@Anthomemes I am not denying that you commented later than me. Thanks for agreeing with me kid.🤣🤣🤣
She actually has knowledge about space
I like her
The reason the visualization of the universe kinda looks like a sun is that it shows the microwave background radiation, which is so old that it is near the "edge" of the observable universe.
Now I need the kurzgesat version of this vid for the react
Finally who know enough about the universe to react appropriately
The fact that she’s heard of some basic things in astrophysics is super cool and impressive because she’s an attractive woman. I know a lot about this topic and have even taught myself some fairly specialist math, but I’m a gross man with a beard so it doesn’t count😆😂
Sad that Uranus was totally ignored....
Not many people wants to look at Uranus
Yeah, are we going to pretend that she didn't compliment Uranus?
Maybe not a fan of Uranus
Bootes void has to be the scariest thing if it's a black hole....
It's even scarier than a black hole, it's an extremely empty gargantuan plot of space that should be filled with hundreds of thousands if not millions of galaxies... But there's barely any at all...
Milk Jr damn now I'm more interested in it lol actually after seeing images I doubt it's completely empty, it just has way less galaxies etc. that made it appear empty.
James Webb Telescope is in space now, but we still need to wait some 6 months before we can actually get any photos
I LOVED the reaction 💖👏👏
5:36 I might be wrong, but I think you're referring to Harry Evett's 'Universe Size Comparison 2020.'
That's a much more satisfying 'universe size comparison' vid imho, but then again it's a newer one. Starting all the way back to the Planck Length..
Yes! That's the one! :)
The James Webb Space Telescope get's launched on November 2021, I think.
Until they delay it another couple years due to some bs reason lol
@@TwitchCronos100 haha, ikr
James Webb is supposed to launch on October 31st, 2021.
I mean it was originally supposed to launch in like 2007 so, take that with a grain of salt lol!
It has launched a few days ago. 🙂
The supermassive blackhole at the center of our Milkyway galaxy is Sagitarius A*. It is not included here because, while massive, for a video on how big things in the universe can get, it is rather small in size.
Sagitarius A* has a mass of approximately 4 million Solar masses. However, its appropriate diameter is only 44,000,000 km or just under 31.5 Solar radii. If Sagitarius A* were in this video, it would be inbetween the stars Arctutus and Rigel.
In contrast, Ton 618 earns its place on the list as not merely a supermassive blackhole, but an ultramassive blackhole. Ton 618 has an event horizon 400 billion km in diameter or just over 89 × the diameter of Neptune's orbit due to having a mass of 66 billion solar masses, making it the largest known blackhole ever discovered. This record may be due to that fact that we have not yet observed a theorized class of black hole known as a stupendously large black hole. A stupendously large black holes would have a mass exceeding 100 billion solar masses, possibly topping 1 trillion solar masses.
Sagitarius A is even smaller than earth's orbit around the sun. But it's incredible how it a small black hole like it holds a massive Galaxy.
Totally with you on the JWST launch!
Too bad they just announced another delay. Telescope's ready, but the rocket isn't, it seems.
"Our" galactic black hole is "Sgr A*" which is pronounced "Sagittarius A-Star" or "Sag-A" for short. ;)
I'm glad it launched a few days ago, hopefully everything goes as planned
Imagine if that universe representation was a star
We have photos of exoplanets without the Webb.
Six months later James webb telescope is launched... xP
james webb telescope is supposed to go up in november
1:40 in 10 days hopefully! But knowing thats an infrared telescope and not a telescope like hubble its not likely that we get good viewable images of exoplanets, at least in the terms we see exoplanets
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Thats just the observable universe buts theres one really far away 140 Undecillion light years or 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000
Not sure why they chose UY Scuti as the largest since it's actually only 5th.
That video was made a long time ago when for example Stephenson wasn't discovered yet.
Oh, you want a size-comparison video that starts from the really tiny? How 'bout this?
czcams.com/video/134nAVodmp8/video.html&ab_channel=TimesInfinity
Bam! From the Planck length to THE FREAKING MULTIVERSE, in one video. I realise one of this length would be a pain in the butt to film a reaction to, but I hope you at least enjoy it yourself. :)
actually that's a observable universe but it is much more bigger
Please react to Pink Triangles by James Somerton
so NO one gonna talk about how she knowingly skipped pronouncing *URANUS*
Bootes is pronounced Boe oe teez. Great vid btw!
Why is everyone calling it a black hole, its a Dark Planet!
Um, it's a black hole ..
It is pronounced Ryjel not Reagal. Just educating you.👍😉
Please don't give the language excuse. 😂😂😂