This Star is Over 100 Times Bigger Than Our Sun | Wonders of the Universe | BBC Earth Science

Stars like the sun, aren’t the only source of light in our galaxy. As we move further away from Earth, our sun becomes just a small point of light. But what could possibly be bigger and hotter than the sun?

Wonders of the Universe (2011)
The universe is almost impossible to comprehend - 13.7 billion years old, 93 billion light years across and filled with over 100 billion galaxies, each containing hundreds of billions of stars. This series explains the vast phenomena of deep space by re-examining the familiar on Earth.

[AndyFromBeaverton]

UY Scuti is a variable hypergiant with a radius around 1, 700 times larger than the radius of the sun. You could fit 5 billion of our suns inside of it. Its photosphere would engulf Jupiter's orbit.

[SG]

This star shines so bright I had to lower the screen brightness

[timwjohn]

I wish you’d upload higher resolution videos

[guff]

"our" sun?. Who gave the BBC property rights over it?

[lenra]

I enjoy watching this video but how they know about that?💁💁💁

[grantwells]

Can anyone else see the shadow of the baby in the womb touching the light 1:04

[Calc]

The Sun is 100 times or 1.3 million times larger than our planet Earth?? What is the correct scientific info??
Plz help..

KS.

[ilaphroaig]

What a slow and nothing telling video. Expected more with this title. Waste of your time, don't watch.

[cexaronfire]

Great CGI!! which movie is this from?? -- AKA all fake