The Universe in 3D: Planet & Star Size Comparison - Version 3 [1080p]

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Uploaded by on Mar 31, 2011

Comparison of planet and star sizes.

Newest Version: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8gx8lOqVcwQ
 **MORE INFO BELOW**

All planets and stars are scaled correctly.

Contains all of the planets in our solar system (and Pluto), our sun, Vega (a star), and VV Cephi A (an enormous star, estimated to be the 3rd largest).

Order of Planets and Stars:

Pluto, Mercury, Mars, Venus, Earth, Neptune, Uranus, Saturn, Jupiter, The Sun, Vega, VV Cephi A

Also, at the end of the video, Vega is actually visible as a very small blue dot in the center of the screen.

*Note: Planet rings are not to scale, they are simply aesthetic.

Song is "Fury Unleashed" by Immediate Music

This video was created entirely by me with blender V2.49 and V2.56Beta.

Creation/Development Time: 20 Hours
Render Time: 16 Hours

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Uploader Comments (lenny27G)

  • Hey everyone! Thanks for the 115,000 views, nice comments, and your appreciation. But this is no longer the best version of this video. I have made a new version with full texture maps, bump maps, specularity maps, lighting updates, and many other changes. The new video can be viewed here watch?v=8gx8lOqVcwQ And as always, thanks for watching!

  • Ok.. well I just checked another site and it says its between 1000 and 2200 times that of our sun.. so maybe it is accurate after all.

  • @KinqK00pa Current measurements on VV Cephei A are in the range of 1600-1900 Solar Radii. I used 1750 as a middle value. Don't worry, it is as accurate as possible =)

  • wheres canis majoris?

  • @codlegofailvideos Its in the comments... several hundred times... about how its not there.

  • the word is wrong of VV Chepi A.The right word is VV Chepei A

  • @syahrulrs Wow, you are the first person to notice that. I'll update that on the new version I'm making. Thanks ;)

Top Comments

  • Well done! Best one of these I've seen, completely blew my mind!

  • HAND DOWN! The best comparison video I've seen!

    Thanks for the taking the time to make it.

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  • Am I the only one who noticed that the VV Cephi A was quite dramatized on this video. It's not nearly as big as this person made it seem. Look it up on Wikipedia. It says its around 500-600 times the radius of our sun. Now replay the video and you will see that its portrayed way too big.

  • @domino817

    Light travels in one year roughly 5.87 trillion miles.

    VV Cephei A is 2,400 light years away from Earth.

    So 5.87 trillion x 2400 = X miles

  • At the end, "ULTRAAAAA COMBOOOOOO!"

  • wow.

  • @syahrulrs You are also wrong because it ios not Chepei ist is Cepei !! (without h)

  • how far is VV Cephia A from Earth? I know the sun is 93,000,000 miles away.

  • i may sound like a wimp but the last star im afraid 2 see

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