🦠🦠 Don't miss this version if the Microorganisms were on a Human scale: 👉 kzread.info/dash/bejne/nWSgk82FpJyXZ6Q.html Can you imagine a red blood cell the size of a city? --------------------------------------------------------------- No te pierdas esta versión si los microorganismos fueran a escala humana: 👉 kzread.info/dash/bejne/nWSgk82FpJyXZ6Q.html ¿Te imaginas un glóbulo rojo del tamaño de una ciudad?

@Saturn_Mapping

Жыл бұрын

Less gooooo

@DreadEnder

Жыл бұрын

@Don't Read My Profile Picture no

@stevetayler9518

Жыл бұрын

More interesting and entertaining content about the Macroverse in 3minutes than Quantumania managed in 2 hours 😂

@stevetayler9518

Жыл бұрын

Hi 👋🏼 Really love all your videos. I’d love to see one where the lifespans of organisms (from the very shortest to the oldest) are displayed in some clever way. Maybe depicting them as distance with the organisms on a race track? Would be animals, plants and microbes as that gives a much wider variation in lifespans 😊

@antunitos.1771

Жыл бұрын

The man in the video is not the same as the one in the comparison of the largest heavy machines?

Can we just take a moment to thank that man for letting all those viruses and bacterias on his skin at the same time, for our knowledge enhancement

@barba5209

Жыл бұрын

You do realize this a 3d simulation?

@DaffierPig6843

Жыл бұрын

No I won’t take a moment of my time

@Solarwhale32

Жыл бұрын

yes

@mrbizzaros

Жыл бұрын

@@barba5209 Whoa really??? Unbelievable! I thought until now that this was real! Thank god I had you to clear that up for me! It's almost like it was just a joke!!!

@TheDTVOfficial

Жыл бұрын

@@barba5209 did you watch the whole video? it's a real human!

It’s pretty amazing that we make transistors that are smaller than viruses. Have you done a year-by-year animation of say, a teraflop of processing power from 1945 to 2023?

@tdawg719

Жыл бұрын

Yeah when you look at microchip lithography it’s so insane it might as well be magic.

@tygerbyrn

Жыл бұрын

@@tdawg719 “…indistinguishable from magic…”

@AgentSmith911

Жыл бұрын

Yup, todays newest production technology is at 3 nm, but some people claim that's mostly a marketing term and does not reflect the actual size of a node/transistor, which might actually still be around 40 to 20 nm large (gate length?) and is probably not going to get much smaller than 10 nm because of quantum tunneling. So we'll have to come up with something new or just keep stacking with a smarter design. But it will be very hard to keep up with Moore's Law.

@CreepyMemes

Жыл бұрын

No but Branch Education did it, just serch on youtube "Technology Size Comparison 🤯🤯 3D Animation"

@maydog06

Жыл бұрын

Wow an original interested in some of the same stuff I'm interested in. Pretty cool.

I always thought the T4 bacteriophage was the coolest, it just looks so alien compared to everything else.

@annegallagher4005

Жыл бұрын

So funny you say that... I commented on how it reminds me of something I saw in a futuristic/science-ish docu about alien life! Great minds think alike lol

@adamb89

Жыл бұрын

It looks constructed. I mean the virus has been around longer than the technology capable of creating a virus so it can't be, but it certainly LOOKS like an artificial creation. Like a nanomachine constructed out of organic compounds.

@CertifiedFooclandExplainer

9 ай бұрын

It kinda is

@JW-lp2eo

7 ай бұрын

It's clearly an ancient nanobot that went native lol

@arunmoses2197

2 ай бұрын

Yeah and it infects bacteria instead of us 😎

This actually gave me a really good idea about the scale of the diatoms they show under a microscope in the Journey to the Microcosmos series by Hank Green's team, it's like the two types of videos complement each other perfectly Also holy cow neurons are huge in context, and the stuff that mainly attacks neuros is tiny

I love videos that portray the world from other perspectives, like this one

Great attention to detail with the shedding skin cells around the arm. 👍

@OxyToxyNT000

Жыл бұрын

where

@KimberlyGreen

Жыл бұрын

@@OxyToxyNT000 0:16 to about 0:33 . Probably not visible on a phone, but on my PC monitor they show up clearly.

@cs77smith67

Жыл бұрын

​@@KimberlyGreen I had to shrunk myself to show y'all this

amazing comparison; just a note as a microbiologist; E. coli or Lactobacillus probably cannot make those bending movements; they don't that structures to do; I have checked online microscopic videos; they don't; they just jiggle via cilia and move

@jrseitz21

Жыл бұрын

He knows. It's just added effects fo eye candy to let simple people know that they are alive and not just clumps of nothing. Certain people can't understand things. He portrays things in a way that most people can understand

@Blox117

8 ай бұрын

@@jrseitz21 so youre saying certain people have the mind of a bacteria

@jrseitz21

8 ай бұрын

@Blox117 lol yeah

Magical video.

Microbiology ( playlist ). ■. Protein molecules comparisons. ■. DNA size comparison in terms of its length ( for ex:- in a diploid human cell, the total length of dna of a single diploid cell in a human being is about 2.2 metres long. Hence, in a single diploid human cell be it any somatic/living cell or stem cell, the length of entire genome would be 2.2 metres long. While a single haploid cell of a human being { any gamete i.e., male sperm or female ootid } would be 1.1 meters long. )

@Bleihagel

Жыл бұрын

2,2 metres. Per cell! The lenght of all DNA in all cells of one human are about 150.000.000.000 km.

@satyasankalpapanigrahi9416

Жыл бұрын

@@Bleihagel yeah thanx for correcting me, I'm editing it.

@satyasankalpapanigrahi9416

Жыл бұрын

@@Bleihagel yep, enough to cover the average distance of AU. ( AU stands for astronomical union, it's an unit of distance. 1 AU = average distance between The Sun and The Earth. 1 AU = 15.6 million kms )

@Bleihagel

Жыл бұрын

@@satyasankalpapanigrahi9416 No, sorry again. Its 1.000 times more than 1 AU. I was talking about 150.000.000.000, not 150.000.000 km. 😉

@satyasankalpapanigrahi9416

Жыл бұрын

​@@Bleihagel 🤧😇 yep 1. Haploid content of a single human DNA ( gamete ) = 3.3 × 10^9 base pairs, which is equivalent to 1.1 metres. 2. Diploid content of a single somatic human DNA ( ex:- epithelial cell ) = 6.6 × 10^9 bp, which is equivalent to 2.2 metres.

It's a shame you could go any smaller to see the brain size of the average politician.

I feel like we almost went to the quantum realm .

this is such a very high quality content, I'm loving every single bit. great job

I was half expecting the worker to swat the fly on his arm.

Rather short but very well done video. Keep going, guys. The quality is overall getting better and better and better. Can't stop watching, kudos, awesome job!

I thought tardigrades were smaller ! Those things are huge, relatively speaking.

@MetaBallStudios

Жыл бұрын

There are different sizes of tardigrades, I have added a medium size, but there are much smaller ones.

@Saturn_Mapping

Жыл бұрын

@@MetaBallStudios you must do Cells At works size comparison IF YOU WANT

@Okus477

Жыл бұрын

Yeah like that one was practically the same size as a common ant, and the fly didn’t even dwarf it by that much in a way.

@arunmoses2197

2 ай бұрын

That's because they are multicellular, so it kind of makes sense.

This channel is highly underrated. It has the best visual information videos.

Suggestion: how big would objects and living beings be from the point of view of these much smaller things

@jrseitz21

Жыл бұрын

They couldn't see from that perspective even if they had sight. It would be kinda like you looking up at the sky. You can't see the universe....just blue skies. If that helps. The microbiology world really is a different world.

My toxic trait is thinking that I’d be able to see some of these with the naked eye if they were placed on my arm

Man, this animation is a work of art. I'm in awe!

Your videos are truly fascinating. Amazing work!

Spectacular animation and very informative video. Good Job, MBS. You should have added Viroids and Prions in it because these are biological pathogens which are smaller than viruses. This would give the video a sense of completion. But still, you did a fantastic job. [DiowE]

Dude’s got a lot of rad stuff sitting on his arm…

This video really gives you the feeling of falling into this small world!

This gives us another perspective around the world of bacterias and cells, thanks for that

Finally! You know I been waiting for this one, MBS!

Incredible video👀 thanks👍😀

No hay vídeo malo en tu canal, no falla ni uno!

@datablux

Жыл бұрын

Imagino las horas de procesamiento de ese render.

Your textures and shading are looking pretty dang sweet nowadays

Stunning 3d work as always! The sticky note is genius

I didn’t know neurons are that big. One can see them if looks closely.

@jrseitz21

Жыл бұрын

No

Epic!!! Always a good video!

For the first time, I saw how small was really all these micro-stuff Amazing !

Siempre es un buen viaje ver éstas creaciones, Gracias

This was sooooo interesting, THANK YOU! I was specially puzzled by the sight of the T4 bacteriophage 2:19 , reminds me of something I saw in a futuristic/science-ish docu about alien life!

So skin cells and pollen particles are about the width of a fly's proboscis? That's an interesting scaleup indeed I love it!

@iambicpentakill971

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, skin cells are way bigger than I thought.

Best channel on KZread by far

I missed this yesterday. it's incredible

The plug at the end of the video is almost as artistic as the rest of the video (post it sub to MBS). Your work had always captivated me and I look forward to new videos. Keep up the awesome work!

amazing

These cells make our skin patterns look like entire island

Damn dude, I can feel your PC's red hot cooling fan from here man.

That is truly nuts. Thank you.

Increíble como siempre ✌🏽

This is my favourite channel.

RIP to the construction worker, he's about to be infected with 6 deadly viruses.

@jrseitz21

Жыл бұрын

🤣

@Solarwhale32

Жыл бұрын

Bacteriophages don't kill humans, so 5 viruses

That really puts things into perspective!

Here's an idea for a future video; fictional hill/mountain size comparison. It would probably be very difficult to get accurate measurements, but that shouldn't discourage you from what I believe would be a very interesting topic! I wonder how many fictional mountains you can find that would be bigger than Everest? Mauna Lao? Or even Olympus Mons?

Appreciation to the cameraman shrinking down to microscopic sizes to show us these.

el detalle de la profundidad de campo mientras se hacian mas pequeños como en la macrofotografia me encanto!!

You guys are so awesome!

*And all this stuff in man’s arm*

Very good video! 😀👍

It’s a new metaball studios KZread video whooooooooooo

this is like a remake of the microorganisms size comparison you did a while ago

I really liked the reversing zoom out

tus videos son impresionantes!!! me vuelan la cabeza!

Would've been good to include the world's smallest sculpture. They're amazing.

What software(s) do you use to create these magnificent masterpieces?!

The zoom out gets me every time.

Big small world. Thx for this video

Amigo te dejo algunas ideas por si te sirven: - Tamaños de las propiedades privadas (incluyendo algunas históricamente) - Tamaños de áreas metropolitanas de las ciudades - Cantidad extraída/consumida de recursos, minerales y/o materiales en toda la historia al día de hoy (quizá es casi imposible de hacer, pero me entenderás la idea) - Tamaño de árboles reales/mitológicos/ficción (Vi la idea en un comentario de otro video tuyo) - Poder de atracción desde el imán mas débil hasta lo que sea que esté en la cima - Migraciones más grandes en toda la historia (tanto animales como de humanos en su historia) - Emisiones de CO2 de forma independiente en un año (algunas especies de animales, algunas empresas conocidas, un auto, etc)

Hold on while i look for an amoeba.

It's amazing how these small organisms make all the differences.

That Escherichia coli looks really terrifying 😰

Amazing videos, thanks

These videos are so cool

These is going to be best video for me Wanted like this video more

really great video.

Огромное спасибо за труд !!!

To be honest i didn't think Tardigrades were that big. I thought you wouldn't be able to see them unless you had a microscope.

I would still love to see a fictional kingdomes comparison like someone suggested on an earlier video

Did you really have to animate the e coli's tentacle-things moving around? Eww! Ha ha ha. But seriously, another excellent offering from MetaBallStudios.

Even tho I feel disgusted right now I liked the video. Haha :) Amazing as always!

Pretty crazy to imagine that all of that is living on and inside me.

@jrseitz21

Жыл бұрын

Oh there's alot smaller things in the billions inside all of us all the time

@warrax111

Жыл бұрын

if you see your own parasites, it would probably shock you and disgust you at the same time. Sometimes, its better to stay ignorant.

@Better_call_Floppa

Жыл бұрын

Well not everything

That T4 bacteria looks menacing, that boy has legs an all!! 😂😂😂😂

@jaimeardila9747

15 күн бұрын

Its a virus

Fantastic animation!

that guy mustve been 11' 3 and had huge balls to let that on his skin

*Can you make a DNA size comparison? What animals or plants has the longest strand of DNA?*

I really like the note where's written:- *Subscribe to MBS*

Very cool!

another nice video

Hi MBS

That red blood cell looks like some forbidden candy

Great video

He, esta bien currado. 😌

Awesome!

Awesome 🦠🐳

My arm started itching and turning red as I watched this. I'm sure I'll sleep just fine tonight.

Thank you camera man!

Well done. I like how this was staged on a human arm.

Props to cells and viruses for standing in a line so we can study them

imagine if we are an size of bacteriopharge how wideeee our Gigantic Earth will be it will be size of a universe 😮

I think the scaling if off with the first group after the hair, it is not possible to actually see them but your scaling suggests we should see something

Expected the guy to shoo the fly away, but i guess he's a patient hunter.

Everything look so candy

The dude is so brave to have all those germs on his arm 😂

I have a request. Would you please make comparison of how long the living/nonliving thing can shoot a projectile. Make in two groups. One with gun powder (bullets, tanks, missiles etc) and another without (boulders, pins, arrows etc). Name it projectile comparison.

haz un video de insectos bichos en pespectiva humana🐌🦋🐛🐜🐝🪲🐞🦗🪳🕷🕸🦂🦟🪰🪱

Man that guy got a bunch of nasty stuff on his arm!

@Solarwhale32

Жыл бұрын

yep, tardigrades can be spared, same with the blood cell and other cells, or anything that isnt a virus (bacteripphage is the exeption sinc eit doesnt infect humans)