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Michael Stevens
PO Box 33168
L.A. CA 90033

***CREDITS***

Hosted by
Michael Stevens

Edited by
Hannah Canetti

VFX by
Jack Merline

Music from AudioNetwork

***VSAUCE LINKS***

[Jimmy.]

"Uranus has a diameter of more than 50, 000km, that's more than a mile"
is my quote of the day

[ascen]

“Uranus has a diameter of 50, 000 Kilometers. That’s more than a MILE”

Brilliant. 👏

[herminator]

"Uranus has a diameter of 50 000km, thats more than a mile!"

Top 10 scientists Einstein was to afraid to battle

[lunganigumede]

This is the most insane thumbnail he could’ve chosen

[thdremily]

The image of Michael holding a sphincter while “Michael’s toys” is displayed in neon should be in a museum

[GermaphobeMusic]

you'd be lucky to be sponsoring this man and his perfectly family friendly content

[actingempty]

The Michael we knew never left that isolation chamber.

[Kynga]

Also, the chocolate starfish transition was beautifully placed

[PeepsMichael]

This is the most hilarious episode of Michael’s Toys ever.

[Hraesvelgr]

I don’t think that he ever recovered from those 3 days in isolation

[Matt_]

"50, 000 kilometers! Thats more than a mile!
Damn Michael, out here dropping truth bombs.

[MaxPalaro]

In 40 seconds he said what everyone was thinking. Uranus LOL

[GvinahGui]

"This looks like... Uranus."
"Be Whole. Be Complete. Be a 100%."

Damn, you really did it! LOL

[philipfahy]

I legitimately can no longer tell if Michael makes educational or comedic content.

[chugent]

Alternate title: "The struggle of staying monetized in 2019"

[АндрейДымчатов]

I love this moment in Austin Powers, but in a variation of a science joke - it's the best one I've ever heard in my life.

[artzanolli]

"FIFTY THOUSAND kilometers! That's more than a mile."
Truly.

[greglarson]

The thumbnail made it look like quite an interesting toy.

[tony]

Adsence: hey Michael how much family friendly is your content
Michael: Yes

[remmingtonotieno]

My 'Geometry for Engineers' teacher tried to explain conic sections to me for an entire semester. This funny chap did it in a just a few minutes as part of a hilarious, informative video. thanks Michael