🟪 ALL International System PREFIXES at SCALE 🟪 (...μm - cm - m - km...)

μm, mm, cm , m , km, Mm... and many more prefixes that are used in the international system of measurements, be it for length, mass, time, etc. In this video we put them all into perspective, represented in cubes.

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[MetaBallStudios]

Recently new prefixes have been added to the list and I thought it was a good time to make a video representing all of them. Many of them are not known to the general public and it is often difficult to get an idea of the huge differences. In this case we have used the metro, which is undoubtedly the most representative and easy to understand.
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Recientemente se han añadido nuevos prefijos a la lista y he pensado que era un buen momento para hacer un vídeo que los represente a todos. Muchos de ellos no son conocidos por el gran público y a menudo es difícil hacerse una idea de las enormes diferencias. En este caso hemos utilizado el metro, que es sin duda el más representativo y fácil de entender.
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[tregoboing]

Its easy to add three zeros to a number but to see the difference represented visually is just mind blowing.

[plinkitee]

Fascinating and a bit frightening. And I love that you put the year they became official measurements. Well done! ❤

[DaniloSalvego]

Amazing video. Mesmerizing and profound. Keep the good work!

[gevinblue]

This guy never fails to make really interesting and entertaining videos for us.
edit: YO???

[Craxin]

I love how we have at least two scales here that are impossible to measure. One going to below subatomic and the other bigger than the universe.

[TheEpicGalaxy]

As someone who can rarely understand the true scale of things, especially in measurements. This video was really interesting. Especially with just how exponentially big/ small the measurements get. I'm also imagining how oddly terrified humans would be if they just found a single blank metallic cube at each scale somewhere in the Universe. Like, there's just a giant metallic cube floating in space precisely 1 Yottameter or something...

[NevG]

There's a little known prefix even larger than a Quettameter. It's called the Yomammameter

[carpemkarzi]

I love these so much. My daughter recently used the Moles comparison with her classmates to get a handle on the true size of things. I know she will love this one

[hugoortiz]

I'm a simple man, I see Big Cubes, I press like button

[magicmulder]

And while 1 ronnametre is slightly bigger than the observable universe, 1 quectometre is still about 60, 000 times the size of the Planck length.
The small world is really amazing.

[qazplmm]

Amazing job with the music! It actually made the video really climatic with the music getting more and more distorted for small scales and more and more epic for larger scales

[MrFlumpityflumpfluff]

I love how when you zoom in enough, the happy music changes to somewhat eerie music as we zoom into the more smaller, more unknown world

[Jim]

There’s no hiding from the terrifying cubes!!

[tygerbyrn]

“No examples at this scale.”

That’s when you know it’s really big or really small.

Holy 🐄

[akari]

Imagine the mass of a solid cube with this volume larger than universe

[HwangInhoBooNam]

Gigaparsec: no one is bigger than me
Quettameter: 😂

[kimchiman]

Interesting for me in that in addition to physical scale, it also puts digital information storage and processing speed into a clearer perspective for me. Such a vast scale.

[JustAPersonWhoComments]

Watching this video is like taking a trip from the microscopic world to the outer edges of the universe. I'm glad the cameraman recorded all of this for our entertainment

[jessetorres]

With all of the zoom ins & outs of the cubes it almost felt like I was watching a Droste Effect video.