16:59I proved 1.3 million Earths DON'T fit inside the Sun!
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You've probably heard that 1.3 million Earths fit inside the Sun, and the title says that's wrong. The sphere packed with tiny blue beads hints why, since balls leave gaps when you pack them. How many really fit stays hidden.
'I proved' turns a trivia fact into a challenge Nick has taken on, and DON'T in capitals flags the exact word that flips what you learned.
The question mark after the huge number casts doubt on it, and a real ball of beads turns a fact you can't picture into something you could hold.
When a fact everyone in your niche repeats is slightly wrong, build a physical model of it and put the famous number over it with a question mark. Let the title say the fact is wrong.
Doubt the famous fact, and build it so they can see it.
Apply this pattern to your next video.
Bring the reference into a packaging brief, then decide what your title and thumbnail should each communicate.