Thursday, September 20, 2007

Planets and Stars to Scale

Duration: 02:35 minutes
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http://www.FreeScienceLectures.com The video shows how each planet scales in size relative to each other. The exploration begins at the smallest planet Mercury which has diameter of just 4880 km, then comes Mars (6794 km), Venus, Earth (12756 km), Neptune, Saturn, Jupiter (142984 km), Sun, Sirius, Pollux, Arcturus (4177500 km), Rigel, Beteigeuze, Antares (1108430000 km), My Cephei, VV Cephei (288194 times bigger than Earth). Pretty impressive! --- It's Never too Late to Study: http://www.FreeScienceLectures.com --- Notice: This video is copyright by its respectful owners. The website address on the video does not mean anything. ---

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bassboombottom ::: Favorites
oh shi-
07-09-16 13:54:14
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TeenageAznBoy ::: Favorites
I never seen anything bigger than the sun. O_O
07-09-14 12:31:58
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addinan ::: Favorites
Glory be to God
07-09-11 02:39:54
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revilo178 ::: Favorites
Like when u release hot gas or vapor from a bottle into a larger room, it gets colder.
07-09-10 12:38:40
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revilo178 ::: Favorites
I think you're right. That big stars have a colder surface does make sense: when the stars blows up the gas gets rarefied and therefore colder, the warmth being dispersed on a larger volume.
07-09-09 21:11:06
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Mcmur ::: Favorites
ok so, dont more massive stars actually have a lower surface temperature then smaller ones but hotter cores (which doesnt seem to make sense to me, perhaps i misread something) and doesnt that mean that more massive stars are at later stages of their life because since their cores are hotter they have finished converting hydrogen into helium and perhaps even reached a hot enough temperature to start converting helium into carbon.
07-09-09 19:19:28
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kylem2904 ::: Favorites
i feel so small :'(
07-09-09 13:38:25
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bannehzita ::: Favorites
lol could be...but mine sounds more interesting hehehheheh gaints from space lol;)
07-09-09 11:44:52
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revilo178 ::: Favorites
Big stars are said to have a short life compared to the sun and to be too unstable, thus changing their dimensions an their brightness too quickly. Not very good for the evolution of life as we know it.
07-09-09 09:01:51
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revilo178 ::: Favorites
I don't think so. Maybe they have normal planets like earth around them at a damn big distance so that they are not burnt to slices.
07-09-09 08:59:03
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