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Countries Get Reimagined As Planets In A Video Showing Their Contrast In Size

By Thanussha Priyah, 30 Oct 2020

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For decades, people have been studying the skies and the solar system. In school, students are taught about the varying sizes of the planets, and it might be quite existential to understand just how small Earth is in comparison with many other planets.

Now, the YouTube channel MetaBallStudios has decided to take a step further by designing countries in the form of 3D planets. Though, MBS did not include all the countries in the world, the creation still managed to show the difference in size with the largest ones on this planet.

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The video starts with the little Vatican City, and then expands to Monaco and beyond. Russia, for instance, is the largest country with the orb spanning 6.6 million square miles. Watch the full video below.





[via Nerdist, cover image via Shutterstock]
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