Size Comparison - From a Molecule to a Galaxy In One Single Shot (Annotations On)
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Uploaded by Fazedordevideos on Nov 20, 2009
This is my second animation. It consists of a size comparison between several familiar (and not so familiar) objects, starting from a single water molecule and ending in the largest known galaxy. Please, have annotations turned on. Objects featured, from smallest to largest: water molecule, antibody, HIV virus, mitochondrion, red blood cell, human egg cell, grain of rice, A4 paper, human being, Statue of Liberty, Burj Khalifa (world's tallest building), Manhattan, Sao Paulo, Japan at night, Earth, Jupiter, Sun, Gamma Andromedae, VY Canis Majoris, radius of the solar system (heliopause), Eskimo Nebula, Eagle Nebula, Orion Nebula, NGC 604, Large Magellanic Cloud, NGC 2207/ IC 2163, IC 1101.
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RENAME: Why aliens exist!
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BEAUTIFUL
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Music please?
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I've seen a similar video, I really enjoy the music used here. ^_^
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this is stupid.
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Stounage 3 months ago 13
Slight correction. The "Eagle nebula photo is actually only a very small part of the nebula, a "small" section (left pillar is 4 light years long, about 4 solar system widths) near the center called the Pillars of Creation.
Fun Fact: The Pillars were destroyed 6000 years ago by a shockwave from a supernova, We'll notice it about 1000 years.
rounder421 2 months ago 2