Great gif that shows how small earth is compared to everything else in space

[sickwitit]

Damn!

 

[703flipfiend]

That's nuckin' futs. I was already

at Betelgeuse. Then it justkept on going. That Sun and Majoris blah blah one was craaaaaaaaaazy (I think it was the last portion). I feel so insignificant right now

 

[fraij da 5 11]

It is FOOLISH to think were the only life in the universe

 

[ricekrispies420]

so our universe doesn't even compare to one star?! dang...

 

[guccimanelaflare]

i mean you guys act like theres a wall or something +%%% is big

 

[jfmartimcdandruff]

imagine if earth was as big as the last star shown

My goodness....

 

[mac a roni]

Originally Posted by fraij da 5 11

Yo let me tell yall, Eta Carinae is BALLING!!!!

[color= rgb(102, 0, 153)]so it's supernova'in? or w.e the word is?[/color]

 

[that kid daniel]

Hard to believe but that's crazy.

 

[alljayevryjay]

pssh

 

[crank lucas]

imagine EARTH was the size of that last star, just imagine how many countries their would be in the world and probably people living in the same planet butnever ever able to meet eachother because a flight to the other end would be impossible

anyone get what Im saying

 

[fraij da 5 11]

Originally Posted by Mac A Roni

Originally Posted by fraij da 5 11

Yo let me tell yall, Eta Carinae is BALLING!!!!

[color= rgb(102, 0, 153)]so it's supernova'in? or w.e the word is?[/color]

Basically its burning through its fuel so fast that it forces all its energy out from its center in opposite directions... eventually its going torun out of fuel and collapse on itself and cause a black hole... when this happens it will be visible from earth

Gotta wait about 100 million years to see it though

 

[desoiation1]

no wonder aliens can't find us

 

[ricekrispies420]

random, but it got me wondering...was it the bigger the planet, the less gravity? or the other way around?

 

[freshhh]

Originally Posted by MyJaysGetRocked

Truly incredible.



On a sidenote, Uranus is pretty big.

Well Uranus is huge!

 

[fraij da 5 11]

Originally Posted by l2icel3oi9i6

random, but it got me wondering...was it the bigger the planet, the less gravity? or the other way around?

More Mass = more Gravity

 

[mac a roni]

Originally Posted by fraij da 5 11

Originally Posted by Mac A Roni

Originally Posted by fraij da 5 11

Yo let me tell yall, Eta Carinae is BALLING!!!!

[color= rgb(102, 0, 153)]so it's supernova'in? or w.e the word is?[/color]

Basically its burning through its fuel so fast that it forces all its energy out from its center in opposite directions... eventually its going to run out of fuel and collapse on itself and cause a black hole... when this happens it will be visible from earth

Gotta wait about 100 million years to see it though

[color= rgb(102, 0, 153)]wait black holes aren't visible[/color]

 

[fraij da 5 11]

Right, when the star collapses though, all of its energy (light) is going to all fall in on itself in 1 single point of light. before the black hole part, ofcourse

 

[mac a roni]

Originally Posted by fraij da 5 11

Right, when the star collapses though, all of its energy (light) is going to all fall in on itself in 1 single point of light. before the black hole part, of course

[color= rgb(102, 0, 153)]figured that's what you meant[/color]

 

[fraij da 5 11]

Yea

, its 3am... not the prime time for me to be recalling random Astronomy notes

 

[arrjae]

thts crazy
i believe tht there are more planets n all tht stuff,
its crazy also tht it takes like hundreds of lightyears to travel 2 each planet....

this type of stuff makes u think....

 

[be4chst]

very interesting, now i know the biggest star know to mankind is VY Canis Majoris

 

[vixiv]

That was pretty cool. I'm surprised that file is only 1.2MB.

I like this one:

 

[sunny559]

and my proff just went over how big we are compared to all the other things in the universe & space a few hours ago...

 

[spidermachine916]

wow that vid was amazing!!

...on a side note... didn't astronomers drop pluto as a planet?

 

[earth0ne]

damm carl sagan