How Many Countries Can You Fit In ?? 🔥#shorts #pacific #countries #geography #maps #facts #education

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Did you know that the Pacific Ocean is so massive it spans 19,800 kilometers, from the Indonesian islands to the coast of Colombia? That's enough to fit the diameters of five moons! But here's a new way to think about its size: within the Pacific Ocean, you could fit some of the world's largest countries — Russia, the U.S., China, and India — and still have room for Brazil, Australia, and many more! Curious about how many nations could fit in the Pacific? Watch the full video for a mind-blowing perspective on the vastness of our oceans.
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I'm sure you already know that the Pacific Ocean is massive. It spans from the Indonesian islands all the way to the coast of Colombia, covering a distance of 19,800 kilometers — enough to fit the diameters of five moons. But I want to give you another perspective.

In the Pacific Ocean, you can fit Russia, the largest country on Earth, then add its friend, the United States, and their cousin, China. You can continue with India, Brazil, Australia, Indonesia, Algeria, Kazakhstan, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Mexico, Argentina, Iran, Mongolia, Saudi Arabia, Canada, Greenland, France, and even throw in a couple of Ukraines. And now...
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Music Info: Detective - AShamaluevMusic.

[AlarmClock]

"You could add Russia and it's friend, the United States"

[YourLocalBrit-yc]

"It's friend, the United states"

[Jussgamer]

"You can fit Russia the largest country on earth then add its friend the USA and their cousin China" bro explained the entire diplomatic relations between them as bros🗿

[AverageCommenterOnYT]

"Russia and its friend, the United States" 💀

[polishcosmonaut]

, ,And even couple of Ukraines"
sounds like cooking receipte at this point

[Earthstic]

🇷🇺💕🇺🇸🤝🇨🇳. 🏴‍☠️
Friends & Cousin. 💀

[ObjectTv-jzid]

My bro saying: in not that fat!
His size:

[JustDeerLol]

Fun fact: The pacific ocean alone is larger than every landmass combined, so you can put every country inside it and still have some space

[Johnsalcedo]

And Throw in some couple of "Ukraine's!" 😆✨

[SatishKumar-cfie]

"It's friend United States and its cousin China"so true😂😂

[grave_keeper]

calling USA "russia's friend" is wild.

[michaelveit]

The pacific ocean is around 15 million square kilometers larger than every continent combined. Therefore, every country combined would fit into the pacific ocean.

[김용일-tp]

Fun fact
Pacific ocean is more larger than all 6 continents combined

[Godzilla]

Fun fact:

Many people think that DR congo means democratic republic OF THE config

But there's no O and T

So that means

Dr congo=Doctor congo

[Hueanaballofficial]

"And then billions of Qatars and Vatican Citys."
"W-well not really."

[planetarystargazer]

What If a continent/continental landmass the size of Antarctica 🇦🇶 Australia 🇦🇺 or Zealandia existed in the Arctic Ocean region at the North Pole

[Riduyan]

Why make it so complicated? The Pacific ocean can fit all the continents of world. It is bigger than all of the landmass of Earth combined. It gives a greater perspective of how big it is.

[任建-xp]

Russian's friend USA and there cousin china😂😂😂😂

[pastaboiii]

Couple of ukraines sound so funny for no reason

[hightower]

The Pacific is slowly shrinking though, while the Atlantic is expanding.