The Biggest Star in the Universe!🤯(w/Brian Cox)

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[zaztro]

Brian Cox is one of the greatest of modern times. Such a relatable voice. Seeing his enthusiasm for it is motivating.

[vickymireles]

He’s so transparent I love that about him 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[draketinjum]

I love it when people are super knowledgeable but don't hesitate to say when they don't know something

[MiMiYuChanYu]

One of the most brilliant minds we have.

[qtquick]

Some great people are blessed to be able to teach the impossible to imagine.

[peted]

"Size of Solar System"
seems an apt measurement

[davidcrespo]

every time i see brian it's interesting and very informative

[Rayq]

We don't realize just how little we are.

[crowdr]

I think there's some star called Stephenson something something. Really helpful I know, but he is a big boy! Stephenson 2-18B comes to mind.

[otto]

I remember it was VY Canis Majoris, but its been replaced recently, i think.

[larrishravi]

UY Scuti. It is 1700 times bigger than our sun

[RebeccaLarson-vn]

⭐️s the size of a solar system! Wouldn’t that be something to see!

[jackgoodkin]

So how has this channel posted nearly 60 shorts IN 2 DAYS???

[BearzyWhopper]

Mad thing is, our sun will end up that big and we'll have been toast long before.

[MWTT]

Until it was superceded by UY Scuti Canus Marjoris was the biggest known sun, and it would take an airliner 1200 years to circumnavigate if it could fly non stop - that's my only big star fact

[Heath-qu]

There are pulsars and quasars that are much smaller, but much, much more powerful.
Red dwarfs that are the oldest stars.

[Peter-zgem]

how can you not love this brother? talk about a guy that loves his job. he's like well there's this big one that you can see with the naked eye and it would stretch from here to jupiter end to end... but wait there's more let me look it up. we probably find new stuff every year or two. we've only looked at a small part of hte universe and we'll never be able to see some of it simply because of the nature of the speed of light. it will always be a mystery in some way unless we turn into gods and tear through space and time.

[AAAMANDA]

A star the size of a freaking *solar system?!* 🤯

[justme-wmol]

UY-Scuti is the biggest star basically seen in the universe...it's size is almost unimaginable compared to our sun. Our sun in comparison is like a DOT literally

[bartekgorniak]

The bigger the star is, the lower density it has