27 Interesting Facts About Space, Universe and Earth
You will learn interesting facts about space, the universe and our world. Good looking
00:08 - If you squeeze the world to the size of a ball, it will collapse into itself and become a black hole.
00:13 - If you look out of a black hole, you'll see the whole universe, including the back of your own head, as a tiny piece of sky.
00:22 - Olympus mountain on Mars is 3 times taller than Mount Everest. It's so long that Mars goes out of the atmosphere. The width is 550 km. It is so wide that you stop at the tip of the mountain, the hill is out of sight.
00:37 - While reading this sentence, 25,000,000 people die, but do not worry because at the same time you have produced 300 billion new cells today.
00:47 - If we had placed a telescope of sufficient magnitude and a mirror of sufficient size in the distance of 22 light years, we would be watching the descent of Apollo on the moon next year.
01:00 - 1 percent of your static electricity in your TV is from the Cosmic Microwave Background radiation that remains from the big bang that happened 13.7 billion years ago.
01:12 - According to what we have formed from atoms, scientists working on atoms are actually a group of atoms working on themselves.
01:19 - The world's speed of rotation is decreasing by 17 milliseconds every hundred years, so it was about 22 hours a day in the time of dinosaurs.
01:29 - Astronomers have found an alcohol cloud that is 463 billion kilometers wide, 10,000 light years away. This cloud contains 200 trillion trillion liters of alcohol.
01:42 - Andromeda could be seen with the naked eye, the light that appeared at night would look 6 times larger.
01:49 - 90 percent of body mass is stellar, because all elements except hydrogen and helium are produced by stars.
01:58 - 540 billion trillion electrons all over the Internet, moving a total of 50 grams of a strawberry weight.
02:07 - The solar system is turning around Milky Way in 225 million years. When the world was at its present moment, dinosaurs were starting to reclaim the world.
02:18 - According to the astronomers estimate, 275 million new stars are born each day.
02:25 - Each eye contains 130 million photo receptors. Each photoreceptor has 100 trillion atoms. However, each of these cells was a star of the stars billions of years ago and now they are describing the energy.
02:40 - While awake, the human brain produces enough electricity to burn a small bulb.
02:45 - This is Helicoprion, a shark species that lived 270 million years ago. It was 7.5 meters long and had saw teeth.
02:55 - Aerogel, also known as frozen smoke, is the lowest mass of the earth's self-mass. It's almost impossible for you to see and feel when you hold it in your hand. But if you dough, it's like a styrofoam. It can lift 4000 times its own weight and resist a two-pound dynamite burst. It is the best insulation material currently known.
03:18 - Some animals can freeze in the winter and be completely healthy.
03:24 - There are 400 billion stars and 50 billion planets in the Milky Way galaxy. Even 1 percent of them are in the Goldilocks region, there are 500 million planets living now.
03:37 - The iron we have now is billions of years ago, trillions of kilometers away.
03:43 - The number of bacteria living in the 1 centimeter fraction of your bowel is greater than the number of people who have ever lived.
03:52 - 33 light years away there is a planet covered with ice that is completely burning.
03:58 - The language of the blue whale, the size and weight of an adult African elephant.
04:03 - The earthquake in Japan in 2011 caused the day length to shorten by 1.8 micro seconds.
04:11 - Right now we're on a space ship of 4.5 billion years. This is an organic, complex space ship that can manage itself. You are turning around a million times the energy source of your ship. There are 200 billion sources of energy like this resource. There are 40 more groups in your ship. Your ship's 150 million light years are turning around the other source at 467 meters in the second. Life is more exciting when you look at the big picture