Exoplanet Size Comparison (2020) 3D 4K 60FPS

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This is the 2020 update of the Exoplanet Size Comparison!

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Made with Blender 2.80.75(Eevee), edited in Adobe After Effects

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Great video! Awesome visuals and i really like how you got a view of all the exoplanets at the end for comparison.
I do have a few suggestions that could make future video's even better! First of all i think it would be interesting to have a bit more information included on each of these exoplanets. It doesn't need to be anything complex.

But a few idea's could be that you include:
The distance of each exoplanet from Earth. In lightyears of course :D.
Other useful information could include mentioning each planet's estimated mass, year of discovery, orbital period, host galaxy
and possibly it's type (There are various types based on various factors such as mass, orbit, chemical composition, etc.

You could also mention the occasionally exceptional information, for example the exoplanet TrES-2b is the darkest known exoplanet. Another suggestion, this time a visual one, that maybe you could add more detail to the rocky, atmosphere-less planets. They almost certainly will have many craters, so maybe you could add that :).

In any case, these are just suggestions. Feel free to decide yourself whether you want to add them or not. You're doing great nonetheless!
Cheers :D

ProfessorPotatoPhD

Exhilarating! Now say to me, which one of these magnificent exoplanets is suitable for life to exist!

snigdha

this is the most underrated channel ever, I love your vids m8! :D

thenortheasteuropean

Imagine how pure will the water tastes and looks in this exoplanets

ryzen

Kepler 70b is looking like a star. LOL😆😆😆!!!

shankarmalick

Everybody gangsta until we see the TRES-2 B (idk if that's the name), the black hole like planet

SevenButTwice

how many interesting exoplanets are in the universe!

jackdaniels

What about exoplanets on my exoplanet sise comparison Like SWEEPS 10’ HD 100546b’ Regors planets’and kepler 10b’ Regor is a blue giant star
34 and a half suns wide or 3 Polluxes wide

Tucked_Substance