101 Facts About The Solar System

[@righty-o3585]

Fun Fact. The next planet in line after jupiter, is saturn. The distance between Jupiter and Saturn, is almost the exact distance between Jupiter and the Sun. That's a long ways

[@calebsawyer0719]

I always loved learning about the solar system involving stars, the milky way galaxy, comets, asteroids, and the planets when I was very little.

[@wilcofaber9863]

Correct. And the time of a single orbit round the sun for saturn is twice that of jupiter.

[@righty-o3585]

@@wilcofaber9863 and a day on jupiter is shorter than an earth day. A jupiter day is about 10 hours long, which means jupiter is frigging SCREAMING around on its axis. Just haulin ass, considering how gigantic it is.

[@wilcofaber9863]

@@righty-o3585 and count the days in a jupiter year. Would be mind blowing

[@righty-o3585]

@@wilcofaber9863 right?? A venus day is longer than a venus year.

[@WilmaWonka100]

Pluto will always be a planet in my heart! Ohauna means family, and family means no one gets left behind!

[@anomaakmeemana2215]

Even the asteroids orbit around the sun is part of a family

[@WilmaWonka100]

@@anomaakmeemana2215 😭 That's so beautiful and so true!

[@anomaakmeemana2215]

@@WilmaWonka100 thanks. Those words make me cry happy tears

[@Persyan1]

Pluto literally has a heart shape in it 😭

[@lu9167]

I think so too

[@TheKiyokoTek]

My favourite part was when he talked about the solar system

[@chickentakeover2076]

Same

[@WondR_]

Same

[@twitch54304]

Mine too. I wish he would have had more facts about the sun, planets, moons and asteroid belts though

[@djb9734]

Well that was pretty much the entire video

[@djb9734]

@@fritzasong I like your sarcasm

[@klwm6432]

Thanks for including information about Pluto!😃

[@katsarelas1947]

I still remember, 20 years later, In first grade, I marked Venus as the hottest planet in the solar system. The teacher marked it wrong trying to say “lol of course it’s Mercury, it’s the closest silly!” And I was like “yes but the greenhouse effect and-“ “Oh sure sure haha, hey you got every other question right!”

[@Bobbb-f3i]

It's always nice to correct an instructor, isn't it?

[@EvieOConnorxoxo]

Well there's a reason they can only teach tiny kids lmao

[@vall7178]

I call bs on this. I fail to believe that a science teacher didn't know Venus is the hottest planet in our solar system. Ohh wait I just reread your comment, you said "in first grade" I'm from Britain, so I'm not sure what sort of teachers you have across the pond in first grade. But good on you if it's true 👏

[@duncangreen2483]

Same happened to me but in a quiz. The quizmaster claimed I was incorrect for stating the the coldest planet of our solar system is in fact Uranus and not Neptune as he claimed 🙄

[@alyx_1-g4j]

i remember saying the same thing, the teacher had to google it

[@netric9084]

You mispronounced two of Jupiter's moons. One of them was Io, which you pronounced as Lo. The other was Callisto, which you pronounced as Castillo

[@TheBengalDragon]

Hi Sam. I really don’t think that the solar system is over 100 ly across. Wikipedia says that it is much much smaller than that. It is even smaller than one light year

[@valwei2]

I think it depends on how you measure the distance. It maight be smaller from the sun to the outer most planet but the impact of the gravitational pull from the sun is greater.

[@TheBengalDragon]

@@valwei2 that’s why I think it’s actually the heliosphere and outside the heliosphere is considered inter-stellar space. Because if you really think about it, every object in the universe have a gravitational affect on everything else no matter how minuscule that might be.

[@TheRealTroubleShooter]

The solar system, which arguably ends after the Oort Cloud, is only about a light year in diameter... hell our closest neighboring star system Alpha Centauri is only 4 light years away from us, so how the hell can our solar system be 100 light years across? Lol and lastly.. our galaxy is definitely NOT 3500 light years across... it's an estimated 100,000 light years.

[@TheBengalDragon]

@@TheRealTroubleShooter that is acceptable but 100 ly is definitely not acceptable at all as the diameter of our solar system

[@jaybee9269]

Perhaps he confused it with another distance?

[@kirbymarchbarcena]

Pluto may be a dwarf planet but a planet, nonetheless.

[@abxdabciz]

Homeless

[@swishpronoob]

Didn't know Venus's day was longer than it's year, neat!

[@littledudefromacrossthestr5755]

U late bruh

[@crazyfriend50]

@@littledudefromacrossthestr5755 u late bruh

[@anomaakmeemana2215]

Mercury is too.

[@abaca29]

@@anomaakmeemana2215 No it's orbit is 88 earth days and a day on Mercury is 55 days

[@cbhorxo]

My top 5 favorite planets except Earth - 1.Mars 2.Saturn 3.Uranus 4.Neptune 5,Jupiter

[@djb9734]

Mine are 1. Earth, 2. Jupiter, 3. Saturn, 4. Neptune, 5. Venus

[@sachitradw]

Lo and Castello as Jupiter's two moons 😄

[@gillhammer333]

1:20 - 1:30.. There’s no way our solar system is 1500 light years across? Who did this math?!

[@jakeweberzwier8655]

Not the only mistake in this video

[@AlejandroLZuvic]

I watched 90 seconds and already caught two errors.

[@rami_ungar_writer]

I had so many Sailor Moon references going through my head this entire video.

[@melvinprado2736]

You're not the only one.

[@powerviolentnightmare5026]

impossible not to

[@golden2662]

"Make up!"

[@XwX1001]

I can already tell kids in the future are gonna joke about the sun's corona about as much as Uranus' name.

[@WaltSnider]

I always thought it wasn't pronounced "your anus" but instead "ur uh nus".

[@jonathanisyeah]

Uranus is a gas giant😎

[@urotaion9879]

@@jonathanisyeah Uranus is an ice giant >:}

[@ejosjek52.87]

Bruuuuhh

[@XwX1001]

@@ejosjek52.87 Sorry to break it to you, man.

[@DPJDoesThings]

when your wind is faster than your rotation Venus crying in the corner: Ok I know I'm weird but you don't have to make fun of me

[@PPLLTTT08]

Many people have been asking me Space questions (Cause I'm the 'space nerd' of my friends and family) that I couldn't figure out an answer for. These were the questions: Why is Uranus sideways? Where did the Fifth Giant (Which is a commonly theorized planet) go? Why is Neptune so much farther away? Why can't we find the 9th planet yet? So I suddenly had the idea to answer all of those questions with one theory, which I will now call: *The 9th Migration theory.* It all begins with the Solar System, when it had 9 planets: Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, 5th Giant, Uranus, Neptune. Everything was fine, until suddenly, 5th Giant collided with Uranus, causing Uranus to flip on it's side, and 5th Giant to fly towards Jupiter. The intense gravity on Jupiter caused 5th Giant to fly away from the Solar System, collide with Neptune, and both of those planets to migrate far away from the Sun. Neptune is still visible, and the 5th Giant is missing. The 9th planet is theorized to be between the sizes of Saturn and Neptune, and very far away, so I think that the 5th Giant IS THE 9TH PLANET, AND WE ALWAYS HAD 9 PLANETS!!! And that, my friends, is *The 9th Migration theory.*

[@danimal263]

As someone who is stupid to all things science, I like this. I don't know how realistic something like this could be though.

[@VodkaDoge]

definitely pretty interesting.

[@Duolingo_Lesson]

I also know A LOT about planets.

[@jacobdunbar3129]

14:12 Io (i-o, capital i) not “Lo”

[@SuperTonyony]

Pluto's largest moon is called "Charon" (pronounced "Sharon"), not "Karen".

[@BarbarisII]

It's really more like "chair-on"

[@michaeldover]

Either way, Charon and Karen are both annoying pains in the a**.

[@jermsmason2082]

I promised I wouldnt laugh at a Uranus joke, but 22:12 got me.

[@Naixx2]

4:06 This one is kinda interesting because the sun is hot... It's interesting because it gets as hot as 27 million degrees Fahrenheit in the sun's core. The energy travels outward through a large area called the convective zone. Then it travels onward to the photosphere, where it emits heat, charged particles, and light. Very interesting fact indeed. 🍷🗿

[@Belov3ed_Angel]

Facts about my home are always cool :)

[@djb9734]

Hi Uranus

[@Sanas_Shy_Language]

aw why is that kinda wholesome-

[@Belov3ed_Angel]

@@djb9734 hello there

[@kendrashaaaa]

Imagine being a pilot and thinking youre finna crash into another plane and its a f-ing planet 😭😭😭😭

[@vall7178]

Finna? Wtf is that word?

[@tntrose7285]

@@vall7178 gonna

[@justinzinn1716]

Sam.... how have you not done 101 facts on : hitchhikers guide to the galaxy or Monty Python and the quest for the holy grail.... seriously, i love your style and would love to see what you can come up with on those 2

[@jackbridge5780]

this music makes me really wanna play mass effect

[@16a128]

My fav. Planet is Uranus it will always make my day

[@luisneblina2639]

One day, I’m gonna be mature enough to not laugh or smile after hearing “Uranus”

[@moversrus4048]

You won’t, and that’s perfectly ok.

[@420feend]

That day will never come.

[@Dragonmaster0118]

Don'ty lie to yourself.

[@combet4637]

I can't stop loughing while he was talking about my oh! uranus

[@iain8837]

Are you 10 years old?

[@combet4637]

@@iain8837 are u 60 just for fun

[@scottieman2]

I really was interested in space as a kid.

[@noeesquivel8327]

Mr tooo

[@Ioannisjulestz]

Never thought i would be so interested in space…

[@alyx_1-g4j]

finally a video where there are some facts i dont know!

[@peterjames8112]

Bravo sir bravo 👏🏻 😂 informative,funny please never stop uploading

[@myer8084]

Fun fact: there’s actually 103 facts in this video

[@djb9734]

I don't know if you did this already but here's a suggestion, 101 facts about the universe

[@mathieuleader8601]

the planet Uranus originally had a different name before 1850 it was known as he called it "the Georgium Sidus" (the Georgian Planet) in honor of King George III of England.

[@AR_86]

All the space fact videos please! *immediately adds to favs*

[@zombiefried32]

Neptune and Pluto. She is still a planet in my eyes and always will be.

[@PBK1977]

Shouldn't Pluto technically be called "he"?

[@charlesgardner7258]

Pluto is just called a dwarf planet but it's still a planet

[@zombiefried32]

@Lake Skimmer if that's what you want to call it. Growing up in the 90's I always thought it was a she even more now how beautiful it is

[@zombiefried32]

@Charles Gardner I know but think its silly because she didn't clear her path. She still a planet. But need more research on Neptune and Pluto. Even more on Neptune since the last prode was when I was born

[@GoodVideos4]

There is also a theory that there was a planet between Mars and Jupiter, which blew up, thus forming the asteroid belt.

[@mathieuleader8601]

Mars has the longest valley as well as the biggest known volcano

[@haroldinho9930]

Olympus Mons. 21km I think

[@TazGaming141]

"Don't " 💀💀💀💀🤣🤣

[@themoonsevilsister1561]

nobody in my class laughed at "uranus is made of methane" but they laughed at venus damn teenagers

[@tntrose7285]

To be fair, Uranus jokes are good overused.

[@themoonsevilsister1561]

@@tntrose7285 yeah but I felt like it was because they didn't know what methane was

[@bbrown333]

Lol @ "Lo". It's "EYE-OH"

[@Mark_o_Helm]

1:23 are you sure our solar system spands 1500 ly? I doubt it.

[@Coins.com.]

Lots of guesses lol

[@BombasticWoomy]

i dont think he meant that. the oort cloud, the farthest reaches of our system, could extend up to 2 ly from the sun, but not 1500.

[@Mark_o_Helm]

@@BombasticWoomy what did he mean then?

[@BombasticWoomy]

@@Mark_o_Helm likely meant to say 1.5 ly but got slipped up

[@Mark_o_Helm]

@@BombasticWoomy that would make sense.😊

[@MoBahar687]

Why as a brit are you using Fahrenheit? The demon of measurements.

[@crazyfriend50]

Cry

[@moversrus4048]

Most of his viewers are probably American….

[@Gingerchalky]

I will now forever call it the demon of measurements 😂

[@Dragonmaster0118]

Venus that world got flipped turned upside down.

[@MovieJustin]

Captain America who lives on the moon. If that doesnt sum up America.

[@devinbarnes7756]

I was starting to think this was going to be a Venus video lol.

[@rougeakane]

25:25 Karen wants to speak to your moonager

[@leahmastandrea511]

I enjoy your videos,Sam.😊

[@womballoo4559]

Fun fact. The pictures used for models of the galaxy isn’t actually our galaxy but instead one similar to it and simulations from star, nebulae and others to have w rough idea. The pictures used for the galaxy isn’t the galaxy

[@BarbarisII]

Kinda hard to take a picture of something from the outside when you're stuck inside!

[@womballoo4559]

@@BarbarisII I am aware. Just pointing it out

[@nkirukalazz-onyenobi36]

When I first heard this a while ago, it kinda blew mind! Because it's SO obvious, but it was also one of those things that I had never thought about before. And am sure I'm not the only one. Lol.... So it's a cool fact. 😊

[@cheryltlorenz817]

101 Facts about Nicaragua please!!

[@bipolarbestseller3449]

Our solar system is 1,500 light-years across?? I'm very confused.

[@swimchick701]

"the sun is hot"

[@PBK1977]

The Cooper Belt? I thought it was the Kuyper Belt...

[@GoodVideos4]

According to legend, there is a planet closer to the sun than Mercury, namely planet Vulcan. (Not Spock's planet, that is The Vulcan.) It would have a lot of volcanic activity, like Jupiter's moon Io. An Astronomer was said to have discovered it, with a special solar telescope. But, then could not find it again. Maybe it did once exist, but got destroyed due to the sun's gravity.

[@lannyfullerjr6956]

To be honest scientist doesn't know how long the universe is. It's only an educated guess. So they use what they have available to them . I love science .

[@kandiikill577]

Number 22woo oo.. little gags everywhere in this vid. 👌 loved it

[@erregete]

“Low” lol that moon of Jupiter (Io) is pronounced “eye-oh”

[@TheRealArtimusKnight]

Weren’t there more moons found with Jupiter since the video was uploaded?

[@MitchyBoix]

4:07 i dont know why i replayed this like 8 times

[@mikeyfn-a6684]

Certain people once actually believed that I really believed that an airplane was actually a "shooting star" 🌠

[@plushinsanity]

101 facts (says meteoroids) : shows a video of meatballs

[@madsmartdude]

Shut up about the sun SHUT UP ABOUT THE SUN!! In my Gabe voice

[@1234willali]

My favorite is Uranus... happy?

[@munyamubaiwa4313]

My fave is Uranus. I hear Klingons are found there

[@teamist6315]

101 facts about heavy metal

[@the_better2796]

What? Our solar system takes 1500 light years? Did i mishear it thrice?

[@joegonzalez6241]

i felt us falling since i was a kid. 40 years later. scientist prove we are falling

[@mission24_]

Just one question Why is it depicted in TV and films that a person would freeze to death in the unknowns of space when theoretically they would be closer to the sun and should be warmer?

[@jamesparker5861]

Made it to 12 before I couldn’t take the dad jokes anymore…

[@nowtheworld138]

Emanuel Cant I said Cant 😂😂

[@kirsty298]

This is what I can learn from

[@justin_w7160]

This deserves more views

[@charlesgardner7258]

I watched a video that says NASA just announced Pluto is finally a planet again KZbin channel name future unity

[@danielsanchezgracia6571]

I love you videos but please. Don't use imperial mesures!! Great Job!!!

[@Jordy_G_]

Literally have to turn the playback speed to 0.75x at normal speed you could give Eminem a run for his money. Awesome video though man 👍

[@madhurjyadas2525]

Thank you ☺️

[@FilthyCasual268]

Imagine being British and not knowing the difference between a lowercase L and an uppercase I, and simultaneously proving you likely know very little about the subject matter you comment on...

[@MrJCM112]

Fact 13.) 5538 C, 99982 C. There, put in the Celsius for you since you seemed to forget that everyone else in the world uses it. This isn't a dis or anything to you, just wanted to add this to help those like myself that don't want to be forced to do the conversions when everyone but the U.S.A uses the much easier to understand Celsius.

[@layeredpython914]

Kelvin and Celsius have the same increments and a difference of 273.15.

[@AmericanGovernment274]

dis guy is funni!!!!!

[@AmericanGovernment274]

u r correct!!!!

[@AmericanGovernment274]

i like ur comment!!!!

[@AmericanGovernment274]

i subbed!!!!!!!!

[@lannyfullerjr6956]

Pluto is still a planet. I don't care what the new scientist say. Oh planet X is somewhere. Anyway back to this video.

[@kgopolomphuthi]

“RIP king”🕺🏾

[@duncangreen2483]

Jupiter's volcanic moon Io is pronounced Eye-oh, not low 🙄 But interesting video nonetheless

[@ryanscheffer2302]

Speaking of Saturn's moons, one of them (Mimas) has a resemblance to the Death Star from Star Wars.

[@elementus2857]

In the infrared spectrum that moon looks like pacman

[@ben_r.1910]

Sam fr just said Lo not io for Jupiter's ring 🤣🤣

[@sandiegoca123]

Great video! One of Jupiter’s moons was pronounced Lo, it’s io, the more you know.:)

[@sandiegoca123]

Oh and Jupiter takes 12 years to rotate around the sun not because of mass but because of distance away from the sun. 🌞

[@Gingerchalky]

He also called Halley’s comet Hayley… 😐😐😐😐

[@tiger3249]

@@Gingerchalky its pronounced hayley

[@Gingerchalky]

@@tiger3249 there’s 2 pronunciations of how to say Halley. The most common is Halley, Hayley came from apparently a musician called Bill Haley. Apparently there’s a 3rd but it doesn’t list it. Although what’s confusing is it says Halley is pronounced Hæli which in google translate says Hayley but on Wikipedia they say rhymes with Valley? 😵‍💫 so I’m gonna stick with Halley since that’s what Neil DeGrasse Tyson calls it and he is an astrophysicist and this stuff is he’s job 😅

[@tiger3249]

@@Gingerchalky yeah but lets face it neil's is a bellend who thinks he's wiser than everyone on earth. Also..im English, and brian cox pronounces it hayley. When we learnt in school about it at the time it was taught as hayley. So im sticking with that.

[@aliciamcdowell4711]

Will you be making any videos on the other plants.

[@Resilience16]

I like how there’s always a stranger things reference but there’s never been a 101 facts in it.

[@ghostofnamalsk6188]

who downvotes this?? I enjoyed it so much I hit the like button twice

[@jakeweberzwier8655]

Tbh these are mostly well known facts

[@AlejandroLZuvic]

I've only watched 90 seconds and already caught two errors, one non important, but another really freaking huge (the diameter of the solar System). Maybe that's why.

[@TimeForTeletubbiesFAN]

Fact number 35. You could of made a Wallace and gromit joke then

[@GoodVideos4]

Regarding being too mature for butt jokes about planet Uranus - Good one. I only heard about that other meaning for the first time when I was 18, in 1982, when watching the movie ‘E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial’. I thought that it was being immature. Someone at a later time when watching said that it is fear. I would pronounce it as ‘U-ranus’.

[@xayah8554]

Justice for Pluto!

[@charlesgardner7258]

I agree BTW it's just called a dwarf planet but it's still a planet

[@noeesquivel8327]

Hold up did jit say the core 180,000 F nah its like 27 millio

[@jabarieldridge6437]

New scientists & missions are very much needed..l mean younger scientist.

[@dannypope1860]

Did you just say that our solar system takes up 1,500 light years of space in the Milky Way? LOL We’re only at number 3 and that’s WILDLY INCORRECT… I’m done watching this.

[@NinjaWhovian]

Um did you means Ceres is the only plant not past Neptune's orbit?

[@ellyceuu]

Sam, can we pretend that airplanes in the night sky like shooting stars. I could really use a wish right now!

[@sandeshpandit1119]

you missed saturns hexagonal pole. :P

[@koreytrott9253]

Anyone else catch the BoB Airplanes reference?

[@maliceofdemise4955]

I did

[@chickeneaster]

Do 101 Facts about Nicaragua!!

[@jakeweberzwier8655]

Bo-o-ooorinnnggggg

[@chickeneaster]

@@jakeweberzwier8655 there's a lot of history and culture there, and a spectacular rum called Flor de Caña

[@AR_86]

Disappointed the fact that Uranus was originally to be called George wasn't on this list