Falling 90 million blocks in minecraft! 

Isn't it weird to imagine that someone with a fully maxed 5 year old hardcore world probably never even explored more than a pixel of the entirety of their minecraft world.

Weird to think that the seemingly endless oceans we cross, are in reality just huge lakes.

This is the first time I see a full minecraft world on one screen and it's hard to imagine how big it actually is

Crazy how all those little blue dots are those massive oceans that i remember taking ages to cross

Imagine if every single mc world coexisted like this but we’re all places too far away for each other to meet

The fact that the world below is the size of Neptune is mind blowing

If someone dosen't SOMEHOW know this already... This is the entire minecarft world being rendered AT ONCE, all 60 million blocks. Its rendered by a mod called FarPlaneTwo witch uses LoD. I you would do this in vanilla minecarft, it would have to render EVERY visible block at maximum detail and the world would take up 60 PETABYTES.

Love the little backstory with the creeper. Can you imagine making a block tower all the way back up there? 😂

To think there are people who have walked the entire length of the world is absolutely mind-boggling.

When you realize that your home is 90.000 km above you…

After playing Minecraft for so many years, so many memories I've made. This is so strange. With the addition of that strange but calm music in the background, this is so surreal. Until right about the very end, every time I look I can't tell what I'm seeing. Is it lakes? Oceans? Are those forests, or entire chunks of biome? It's strange. I absolutely love it. A whole new perspective to the Minecraft world. Really makes you feel small.

At 20:00 it really is interesting to see the oceans look so small... only seem to be a bit bigger than some of the land biomes, when they feel almost endless when youre playing minecraft regularly.

Poor man just fell a 1/4 the distance of the moon just to avoid a creeper attack but ended up meeting the same fate down below. 💀

"no, don't touch that computer!" "Why, what are you doing?" "Falling in Minecraft" "....wasn't it doing that last week?"

19:41 is about the most a casual mincraft player will ever explore in a single world. Just watching this in reverse will give a nervous and fascinated feeling of being so incredibly small and irrelevant to this world. The possibilities are truly endless. Our entire childhood of mincraft worlds only take up a single pixel of this vast unknown place that's all a part of a simple block game. I'm amazed...

5:40 World accomodates for full FOV 8:49 Can see semblance of 3D 10:57 Moire effects significantly diminish/disappear 12:37 Can fully see 3D depth of world 13:50 Player looks around for the first time in days 14:16 Can start to see finer details in the world than just the rough layout of land and water 15:01 More detailed boundaries between land and water revealed, around 50000 blocks of height 15:22 Switch to realtime falling 18:10 ~20000 blocks up, can see boundaries between different-level layers of blocks, can see rivers 20:35 Switch to true falling speed, can start to differentiate between high and low ground 21:19 Can see individual blocks 21:25 Single-block details show 21:27 Can see individual block pixels 21:27 Lands in a desert after 13 days, 16 hours, 19 minutes, 21 seconds of falling 21:32 Creeper? 21:33 Aw, man

Seeing videos like this makes me wish Minecraft generated larger continents

1:25 - start 5:40 - screen is entirely full 10:30 - beginnings of discernible topography 14:15 - darker biomes become visible 16:45 - block edges are visible 20:30 - individual chunks become visible 20:45 - some trees visible 21:25 - landing! and cacti :)

Every survival adventure you've ever played, every let's play, livestream, tutorial, Etho's LP, stampy's LP, survive and thrive, etc could all happen separately without ANY of them ever realizing the other was there. All in that tiny square you see as he starts falling. Fuck.

Is it just me or it's so strange and creepy to imagine how big the world actually is

I love how even at that height with the whole world lying before you, there's only one mushroom fields biome

I’ve always wanted to know what the entire world would look like from a birds eye view, like what colour would it look like with hundreds of thousands of tiny biomes mixed together. I guess this answers it: blueish

POV: You are checking the comments while it's falling to pass the time

All those nights as a kid wishing I could actually go to space in my worlds. This video is those dreams.

Imagine building a flying machine that high up and look down at the overworld. A satelite or space station out of iron blocks or quartz.

This is actually how every Minecraft world starts; the real goal of the game is to get enough blocks to climb back up to your house in the sky

It really makes you think just how small you are compared to the minecraft world, or even the universe.

Just in awe of the scale. You can see all the biomes down there. Forests, deserts, entire oceans, which to the player appear so large. Are nothing more than colored pixels. Simple threads in a grand tapestry beyond comprehension. No one will ever explore this world. No one will ever know all the secrets that it holds. The best you can hope for is to occupy a fraction, of a fraction of a percentage point of this indomitable wasteland. Never to know what is beyond, never to touch the horizon.

Remember when we could just fly up for about a minute or two in creative and see the entire minecraft world and skybox around it? This brings back that feeling again. Feels surreal, almost ethereal.

I wish Minecraft had bigger continents, more organized biome placement, bigger oceans, less random giant deep vast holes, and over all more realistic terrain.

This is the most normal and most peaceful minecraft video I've seen on the internet in nearly more than half a decade

This was the most unexpected psychedelic experience from a video game. Anyones else eyes started creating weird geometric shapes or something while staring at this? The entire land was all pulsating blue and back to green and then it started to form weird geometric beautiful sweeping patterns.

Each tiny blue dot is an ocean Each tiny green dot, an entire continent All you'll able to explore, enjoy, mine, is in a tiny square of a few million blocks surrounding you. *How do you feel?*

wow, I showed this to my friend. He was so amazed he just kept staring at the screen while I hacked his computer in the backround

This is beautiful. It really puts into perspective how massive a Minecraft world is.

It is soooooo crazy to think that the yellow pixels are the massive deserts I went searching through for villages and strongholds...

And now imagine that one blue dot is the endless 10000 blocks wide ocean which you would swim on trying to find land...

Imagine he was in survival and landed in water and had to build back up 💀

no way the map actually swirled like that at 4:57 that's crazy dude

A cool thing i noticed about 5 minutes into the video is that the middle of the screen is blurrier than the edges and reminds of the loading screen when a new world is generated

- How much do you want to set the render distance? - YES.

Both videos are insanely cool, thank you :) You should make high render distance but with extra large biomes etc.

This is like watching the first manned mission to land on some Earth-like exoplanet.

It is much more interesting to imagine the scale of the world differently. Start at the very end, remember where it fell and gradually rewind to see how huge the world is.

I was half-expecting that when he hit the ground he'd fail to do a water-bucket save and die instantly from taking the equivalent of 45 million hearts of fall damage.

It’s kinda neat to see the mod working that well, you can see the region of lines where the block quality gets lowered in the chunk rendering of the whole world, kinda cool to just see things work as they should

Fun fact: In Hesiod's Theogeny, it's been said that it takes ten days for you to fall from the mortal realm to Tartarus, the lowest part in Hades.

The terminal velocity for a falling player is reached at a height of 3,501 blocks. Below this height, a player will accelerate due to gravity at a rate of 32 meters per second squared (approximately 1.04 blocks per tick per tick). If you were to fall from a height of 90 million blocks in Minecraft, once you reach the terminal velocity, your fall speed would be approximately 3,501 blocks per second

Just keeping in mind that each of those tiny continent dots take a good 25 minutes of running to get through..

Funnily enough, at 90,000km of altitude, if he was initially moving stationary relative the the ground he'd be going well past escape velocity at his position, meaning he'd fly off into interplanetary space rather than downward. Of course that assumes that the world of Minecraft has similar parameters to Earth, which it probably doesn't.

This is actually what you would feel while approaching giants as Neptune. Minecraft world is about its size and doubles Earth's gravity

Same feeling as those "falling into [insert planet name]" videos

The distance really shows the limits of what can be achieved with perlin noise in terms of shapes, distribution etc.

I like how he starts it with a realistic scenario

from here it seems that you can see world generation gets more complex towards the center, with larger land and ocean masses the more you go out

Fun fact: if the minecraft map, from one world border to the other, was wrapped into a globe, its diameter would be 50% larger than the earth's, at 19,000km. And unlike the earth, most of that is land. Imagine just how much you could build on that. Fun fact 2: you would need 24 human brains to store all 60 petabytes of a fully generated minecraft world. That's roughly 57,600,000,000,000,000 (57 quadrillion) blocks per brain. Edit: since a reply brought this back to my attention, something else came to my mind. Fun fact 3: if the 1 block in the nether is 8 blocks in the overworld, we can assume that the nether is deep beneath the overworld. But how deep? By dividing the diameter of the world by 8, we get 2387km. That's far from the *planet's centre* the nether would be, meaning it's about 16,600km below the overworld. The nether should be in the minecraft world's core, where temperatures reach 3000C, yet everything stays solid from sheer pressure. There should be no caves, no rocks, no lava, no plants, no creatures, no anything really in the nether but superheated and superpressured metal. This shows us that minecraft is, contrary to popular belief, a fantasy game where real world physics isn't relevant or considered. Alternatively, if the nether was a seperate planet, it would *STILL* be larger than pluto, which has a diameter of 2376km vs the nether's 2387km. Puts into perspective how tiny pluto is. No wonder it isn't a planet.

Deserts aside, while falling from above the world of Minecraft looks a lot like the general landscape of Finland. Lakes and lakes and lakes again mixed with forests

call me a nerd, but this made me tear up. After playing the game for over a decade, seeing it all... It's just so overwhelming.

This man could've done a water bucket mlg world record!

it's peaceful for a while until the fear of heights hits you and you notice how fast the player is falling

POV: You are Felix Baumgartner

it's fascinating to know that earth's size is a portion of a whole minecraft world, this shows the scales

Crazy that this maybe the first time many people have seen the edges of the true Minecraft world and how tiny we truly are.

imagine building a water elevator up

Being able to observe the entirety of a minecraft world in a single shot, like in the beginning of the video is truly fascinating

imagine falling from space, but it takes so long that you die from thirst before you hit the ground

Even thought its just a game, I feel a strong connection to it, I grew up with it, got familiar with the land as a child. Seeing a minecraft world like this gives me similar feelings of how I feel when I look at distant photos of earth and other historic photos of the universe we live in. It's crazy to think how miniscule earth is, the place we call our home. The only place we call our home.

Creeper was like: "Congratulations for falling over 13 hours, here's your prize." 💥

This was incredibly relaxing. Also the music is great.

Imagine playing on a challenge sky block world 90,000,000 blocks up and falling and just being like “Welp. I guess I wait now.”

Wow... This might actually be the coolest thing I have ever seen done in MC. I've wanted to see this exact video for 8 years, and here it is. Makes me wonder just how far we can really push this...

can't believe those white dots on a map its whole deserts 💀

"I've been falling... for 30 MINUTES!!" Lol the neatest part for me was the absolute homogeneouness of the world at that height at first, but then the realization that the blue specks weren't lakes but actually _oceans._ I've been playing 1.7.10 with a heavily modified DIY version of the FTB Infinity Evolved modpack, extremely deadly, and this really got me thinking about trying skyblock with it. In mine, mob kills frequently produce loot bags, which I have modified to randomly contain most of the world's items, so I think skyblock could be easily done on nothing more than a sapling, a dirt, a lava bucket and water bucket, a few stone and maybe a wheat seed or something. It would be even more ridiculous than usual but I'm getting too good at beating the world again as is. I just need to learn how to create the tiny island in the sky and force me to spawn there.

Maybe it has to do with render distances and view frames and the like, but the fact there are concentric squares emerging as they get closer to the ground, reminds me of the self similar fractal like properties that we see from the large to the small scales as you zoom in closer to earth, like trees and golden ratios and the like. Instead of golden ratios and tree fractals, we see concentric cubes, since that's at heart of the very nature of the minecraft universe...things are blocky, at every scale from the very large to the very small.

Its crazy to think how far this game has come. I remember playing Minecraft before the hunger bar was added, those were the good days.

This actually showcases a big gripe I have with minecraft's world gen, oceans don't actually truly separate the land all too much. It' actually really rare to see a truly isolated continent and I just don't like it all too much

I’ve always knew about how massive a Minecraft world is, but even comparing it to literal planets, it still doesn’t put in the perspective of how big it really is. This video does just that and it’s amazing

Longest skydive ever heard of

This is literally so beautiful. Can you send the mod pack for it?

This is how the people running our simulation see the universe

This is just pure underrated content It's really entertaining and he puts soo much effort and time into making this. The soundtracks and the simple edit with those awesome ideas is just phenomenal. I hope you'll blow up soon my man!

The scale of things is so amazing when we can see it all, wish we could do something similar to that in our reality with our universe

" *Sing with me, sing for the year* *Sing for the laughter, sing for the tear* *Sing with me if it's just for today* *Maybe tomorrow the good Lord will take you away* "

the amount of space at 21:11 is probably the furthest ive ever thoroughly explored

Imagine the damage the endermen have done over the time of the fall

it’s very similar to the loading icon whenever you make a new world, i like to think whenever you’re waiting to spawn you’re falling just like in the video as the icon loads

The player: arrived on the land Creeper: *hello*

3:35 here we can see where is water or where is land... This is so relaxing, and to think this world has over 10 million blocks 19:06 funny, here we can see the rivers and something else, from above the seas it doesn't seem so big.. Let's try to get through it! It's difficult

just imagine what "island worlds" (when you spawn on an island surrounding by what looks like a never ending ocean) would look like from 90 million blocks in the sky

let's take a moment to appreciate the cameraman for sacrificing himself for this video

The Minecraft universe appears to be very homogeneous with its landmasses and bodies of water.

This dude actually fell from the space, didn't set afire, survived enormous falling height, and after all that he got exploded by a creeper

At the beginning, I tried to estimate how big a 5k by 5k block world would be on that map. I went with a fairly small space, thinking I was right. Boy, was I wrong. That space ended up being enormous. So big that if anyone were to cover it it would be a major achievement to be remembered.

It is interesting to see that all of my history that I have done on Minecraft can be put in one of those little chunks of land . This video really puts the game in perspective.

“ when is bro coming back down from that huge knockback? “ in about two weeks”

Idk why but this seems so peaceful, so relaxing yet terrifying knowing you could die on any day falling 90 millon blocks, yet you probably have accepted your death half way down knowing their is no way out, you take in your entire world seeing stuff you have yet to discover and explore and admiring how small you really are in this world. Quote -Me

To give you an idea how high up he was falling from, it would be like falling 1/4 the distance between the earth and the moon. Or almost 3x the distance of where Weather satellites are orbiting from.

I've always wanted to see what the minecraft world looked like. This is not at all what I expected, yet it still makes sense to me.

Thanks for the amazing work of the cameraman! He fell 90 million blocks for us!

One day, personal computers will become powerful enough to render entire minecraft worlds without LOD