Size of the Universe III: "The Deeper Field"
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There were 74 objects in this video, they are listed by size, which is not necessarily the order they appear in the video. Mars was not included in the video as it was forgotten.
Objects in the video: 0
| Object | Size | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 4179 Toutatis | 4.6 km | |
| 433 Eros | 32.6 km | |
| 2060 Chiron | 288 km | The video says that it's 1,399,185,000 miles from Earth. |
| Charon | 1,186 km | |
| 50000 Quaoar | 1,250 km | |
| Pluto | 2,302 km | |
| Moon | 3,475 km | |
| North America | 4,184 km | |
| Mercury | 4,880 km | |
| Asia | 7,646.4 km | Misspelled as Aisa. |
| Sirius B | 9,520 km | |
| Venus | 12,104 km | |
| Earth | 12,756.2 km | |
| Neptune | 49,532 km | |
| Uranus | 51,118 km | |
| Saturn | 120,536 km | |
| Jupiter | 142,984 km | |
| Gliese 229 B | 161,600 km | |
| TrES-4 | 252,000 km | Was the largest known planet when this video was made. |
| Luyten's Star | 364,000 km | |
| A-Cen B | 1,202,000 km | Alpha Centauri B, shortened to A-Cen B in the video. |
| Sun | 1,392,000 km | |
| A-Cen A | 1,704,000 km | Alpha Centauri A, shortened to A-Cen A in the video. |
| Sirius A | 2,680,000 km | |
| TrES-4 Star | 2,740,000 km | |
| Vega | 3,760,000 km | |
| Regulus | 5,000,000 km | |
| Spica | 9,960,000 km | |
| Pollux | 11,540,000 km | |
| Alnasl | 15,020,000 km | Mistakenly put as Alnasi instead of Alnasl. |
| Arcturus | 33,200,000 km | |
| Aldebaran | 61,000,000 km | |
| Alnilam | 62,600,000 km | |
| Rigel | 101,000,000 km | |
| Gacrux | 124,400,000 km | |
| Deneb | 155,800,000 km | |
| HIP 110703 | 172,800,000 km | |
| Pistol Star | 422,000,000 km | |
| Betelgeuse | 830,000,000 km | |
| Antares | 1,010,000,000 km | |
| Eta Carinae | 1,140,000,000 km | |
| KY Cygni | 1,931,000,000 km | |
| Mu Cephei | 2,178,000,000 km | |
| VV Cephei A | 2,653,000,000 km | |
| WOH G64 | 2,932,000,000 km | |
| VY Canis Majoris | 3,012,600,000 km | Was the largest known star when this video was made. |
| Eta Carinae Nebula | 29,407,530,000 km | |
| Eight Burst Nebula | 1.64 ly | |
| Ring Nebula | 1.86 ly | |
| Boomerang Nebula | 2.2 ly | |
| Helix Nebula | 3 ly | |
| PK 164 Nebula | 8 ly | |
| NGC 2023 | 8.2 ly | Was first seen on the slide with the Horsehead Nebula. |
| Crab Nebula | 13 ly | |
| Orion Nebula | 20 ly | |
| Trifid Nebula | 38 ly | |
| Horsehead Nebula | 80.6 ly | |
| Eagle Nebula | 92 ly | |
| RCW 79 | 130 ly | |
| Omega Centauri | 276.6 ly | |
| M 54 Globular | 305.2 ly | |
| Sagittarius Dwarf | 3,000 ly | |
| Sagittarius dSph | 8,500 ly | |
| Small Magellanic Cloud | 17,200 ly | |
| Large Magellanic Cloud | 31,800 ly | |
| Black Eye Galaxy | 69,800 ly | Was forgotten on the slide it was meant to be shown, so it was first seen in the video one slide later than intended. |
| Sombrero Galaxy | 88,600 ly | |
| Our Milky Way | 100,000 ly | |
| Andromeda Galaxy | 142,000 ly | |
| Pinwheel Galaxy | 206,000 ly | |
| NGC 7184 | 218,588 ly | |
| NGC 2832 | 292,000 ly | |
| NGC 5820 | 580,000 ly | |
| IC 1101 | 5,000,000 ly | Was the largest known galaxy when this video was made. |