And this is a depiction.

This last word, rendering, means depiction.

Here is my depiction of a robot.

Anyway, this is a depiction of a helium atom.

This is a depiction of the peasant women marching on

Dickens' thoughts come across along with the vivid depiction of old London.

But that's no longer an accurate depiction of plastic pollution in the marine environment.

I mean, this is perhaps a representative example of the visual depiction of the female form in the 15th century here is a representative example of the depiction of the female form in the 20th century.

So it turns out this is a picture, not a picture really, this is also a depiction.

This is a depiction of the Battle of the Nile, which essentially strands Napoleon's 20,000 person army.

And this painting right here is a depiction of the revolutionaries, mainly Jacobins, who are actually storming the Tuileries.

So when we looked at that depiction (this, I think, was 2 or 3 videos ago) of the observable universe,

What if this, rather than being an impossible entity, is an actual depiction of a human partially dressed up like an animal?

This is where, I guess, in the depiction, the remote object was, but the light from that remote object is just now getting to us.

Now, take a look at this cartoon that accompanied Gladwell's article, and tell me if you see something disturbing about this depiction of innovative thinkers.

It's an alarming depiction but I related to when I was growing up and my room, if my mother ever saw my room look like this

I believe that this so called first surrealist sculpture may provide an incredible key to virtually every artistic depiction of four in the morning to follow it.

And you can see in his 3 dimensional depiction, the robot is parked in the garage, it sees the back wall, and it can see all kinds of other things around it.

So this whole depiction of kind of our neighborhood of stars this thing over here is about, give or take, and we're doing rough estimates right here its about 30 light years.

This is a depiction of all of the water on Earth in relation to the volume of the Earth all the ice, all the fresh water, all the sea water and all the atmosphere that we can breathe, in relation to the volume of the Earth.

So if we start where we left off in the last video, we started right over here, looking at the distance to the nearest star and, just a reminder in this drawing right here this depiction right here this circle right here this solar system circle, its not the size of the sun, its not the size of the orbits of the Earth or Pluto or the Kuiper belt this is close to the size of the Oort cloud.