Universe Size Comparison 3D

Size comparison of the entire universe 2017 in 3D. From the fabric of space-time itself, we journey outwards to subatomic elementary particles, to atoms, molecules, viruses, bacteria, cells, animals, planes, ships, buildings, mountains, countries, moons, planets, stars, solar systems, black holes, nebulas, galaxies, superclusters, supercluster-complex and finally the universe, but it goes beyond that…

Thanks for everyone’s support that we’ve managed to hit 100K subscribers (actually 125K now). Please like and share this video if you find it interesting and we’ll continue making videos like this. This is the first of it’s kind video which is incredibly hard to create due to the overload of resources. It took our team over 1000 hours across 6 months to do and we could not have done it without the support of every one of our subscribers and supporters. As of 12/3/2017 there are no other complete 3D size comparison available, hopefully this video could encourage others to do the same, for what we’re all passionate with, the perspective view of our Universe.

Click to view these size comparisons:
Particles Size Comparison: 1:02
Atoms Size Comparison: 1:48
Macromolecules Size Comparison: 1:57
Viruses Size Comparison: 2:08
Bacteria Size Comparison: 2:18
Cell Size Comparison: 2:27
Micro Organisms Size Comparison: 2:38
Animals Size Comparison: 3:25
Sea Monsters Size Comparison: 3:32
Dinosaurs Size Comparison: 3:44
Aircraft Size Comparison: 4:02
Ships Size Comparison: 4:14
Building Height Comparison: 4:23
Longest Bridge Comparison: 4:38
Tallest Mountain Size Comparison: 4:41
Asteroids/Moons Size Comparison: 4:50
Planets Size Comparison: 5:01
Star Size Comparison: 5:31
Solar System Size Comparison: 6:13
Black Hole Size Comparison: 6:26
Nebula Size Comparison: 6:35
Galaxy Size Comparison: 7:24
Superclusters Size Comparison: 7:48
Beyond Universes Size Comparison: 8:23

Music:
Opus One by Jason Shaw (http://audionautix.com)
Licensed by CC 3.0
Atlantis by Jason Shaw (http://audionautix.com)
Licensed by CC 3.0

Intro by MIQ designs (https://www.youtube.com/user/ToadProducti0n/about)

Animation:
Blender, Sketchup, Premier Pro, After Effects, Illustrator
3D models from 3D Warehouse, tf3dm.com, archive3d.net
Textures from NASA, Sketchup, or other Public Domain images.

Sources/References/Credits:

http://htwins.net/scale2/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orders_of_magnitude_(length)

https://www.forbes.com/sites/startswithabang/2016/09/17/ask-ethan-how-small-is-an-elementary-particle/#563dd1d55ca3

https://global.britannica.com/science/macromolecule

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Largest_organisms

http://socialcompare.com/en/tools/compare-sizes

https://www.buzzfeed.com/donnad/comprehensive-size-comparison-of-almost-everything?utm_term=.of241AA0N#.ti05YwwEa

https://futurism.com/size-comparisons-of-the-largest-objects-in-the-known-universe/