25 SCARY But True Space Facts

25 SCARY space facts that may keep you up at night. Some of these interesting facts are amazing yet terrifying at the same time. As the days go one, we learn more about our universe, one outer space discovery at a time!
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0:00 Introduction
0:33 GALACTIC CANNIBALISM
1:09 NO SOUND IN SPACE
1:40 ROGUE PLANETS
2:06 LOOSE SKIN FALLS OFF IN SPACE
2:27 THE BIGGEST PLANET IN THE UNIVERSE
3:34 FLOATING SPACE CORPSES
4:07 WHITE HOLE
4:57 THE BIG CRUNCH
5:20 THE DARK FLOW
5:40 UNEXPECTED METEORS
6:16 VENUS IS DANGEROUS
8:58 SOLAR SUPERSTORMS
10:04 ROGUE BLACK HOLES

[@MatterSpace]

I'm moving to Mars. Who's coming?

[@heyitsgray1762]

not me

[@acombo]

@@heyitsgray1762 o

[@darkpubgmobile6677]

Me

[@thegongoozler8539]

Better than this shit hole

[@piblais2171]

Me

[@philipnorris6542]

When we look up at the stars we still feel the wonder that the first humans felt.

[@fluzzles]

Top comment imo

[@laurenoptified1701]

i dont, when i look up i see the what humans will achive

[@abeerafazal6700]

The first human was in Paradise and He cried when he was brought to this world..

[@Geophizzy1]

The feeling of understanding where we live is crazy cook

[@PBXSukh96]

@@abeerafazal6700 lol😂

[@CrunchScience]

Imagine going to space on a tourism trip in the future and see dead bodies floating around like rocks..

[@777SNYM]

Makes for a better selfie

[@brightax7502]

Amongus

[@Riveted]

I'd be scarred for life...

[@seoocheri_]

@@brightax7502 comment 500 yea---- wait wtf?!!

[@seoocheri_]

Oh troll xD

[@volk2774]

To be honest being stuck in space becomes more terrifying as you think about it more

[@thecat_peekabo_]

@GRAPHENE IS IN THE MASKS, SWABS and PCR TESTS!!! Bruh stop ;>;

[@whobitmyname]

Yeah it was already maximum terrifying for me.

[@mondop5270]

Firstly... do ya rekon do ya? Imagine that... being stuck in space seeming like a bad thing?!? What are the odds? Secondly, wats the deal with the conspiracy theory freak replying to this re: masks etc... wtf is happening to people?

[@ikramhussain1534]

@@mondop5270 I do not understand the slightest thing you're trying to say besides "realistically it wouldn't happen"

[@KallMeKes]

Yeah adding the fact that your blood feels like its boiling since theres no air in space, and no air means no air pressure well unless you have an astronaut suit ur fuxked

[@athenianheretic3395]

Can you imagine that even after we explore our whole universe we will have to deal with the metaverse and do this all over again for trillions of times. Man, that sounds exhausting.

[@shagynaz]

Forget about meta verse we won’t be able to explore whole universe in this lifetime 😂. We can’t even got to our neighbour plants forget about galaxy and universe

[@flashthegoat072]

That’s exactly true just we are not in the meta verse we more like in the afterlife. You would get to explore more universes with Amazing planets. Also you won’t be tired too

[@SirDistic]

We can never explore the entire Universe. It's not possible. There are some portions of it that we can't see because light is travelling away from us faster than we can ever travel or even see with the best telescopes humans will ever invent. They are just too far away to be observed, let alone explore.

[@gneu1527]

We have limited time to explore other galaxies as they're slowly moving out of reach. It might be late though so what we have left is our own galaxy which would be already pretty amazing. We still can send things out into the universe and watch it with telescopes but that is the most we can do. So while we can, we sent Voyager 1 here to snitch on the universe and tell us what the universe done did. While we have barely anything to explore space, we still can send spacecraft with far zooming and connection. In atleast a billion years the universe will be fully too far for us to explore. So, we speedrun that. HOWEVER. There may be new galaxies which will born by around that. And if we ever slightly explore even one galaxy, that will be an amazing thing for us. The universe.. Was never meant to harbor life.. Or was it? Who knows how many aliens out here see our galaxy.

[@pippes_6368]

The silence will make you go mad. Deaf astronauts: Are you sure about that

[@arielwillyard379]

🤣

[@johanngaming2956]

Well they wouldnt have been able to hear him say that

[@aaliyah2369]

@@johanngaming2956 True😎

[@mailesinunez5224]

Darn sis

[@imbatmanfrf]

@@johanngaming2956 youtube captions exist and theres text saying the silence would drive you mad

[@Ajaykumar-ql5cn]

26: your voice edit: if i say your voice is scary then you are great at scary story telling otherwise imagine justin bieber telling these facts( for many he will be more scarier though)

[@lanze6908]

True

[@neru5792]

True (1)

[@chip_honeycutt_1646]

😂

[@imkoreaneminem8104]

Damn sis 😂

[@kxufa4507]

Number 27: the comments

[@vatsalaykhobragade]

we will never understand this universe fully, ever and that's beautiful ❤️

[@Traderwanker]

So beautiful, in the darkness

[@darksoldier1984]

@@Traderwanker cjdjjsjsdehnshoucndsjoicdejoinsuiuioouinaeaeaeaeaeaeaeardatraareaeaedhljblhdajcbdhcblbhubashdbhedjbeRUNgjkdjhddehuuhbdhbadhduhbdhubduhcbdhucbuhdbucdbhdbhubcbahcbdudbdidsubdhdbuhdbdiuhdbdhudcbsdihcbsdihubihudicdsciuFROMbjhbsbcheduihhubiayuyuieyuabyueybuabyiubiuyhubiudbuihfdsbhiusdfcbihudbudfhfuibfdfhuvbfduhfuhdfdhuivbfiruhvbfhuvbdfubdhfuZEUSsdxhsxabohidxbhiaxbiahhusadxbabxihubdiudsbcaxbdsahbiussbdhusdbyouruglyererehfhwehfhudhjbdjhbdrebwdebrweobfeouhfbuhorfbNOWxkdjnndsjnsdjincsioanjdosiccdae

[@adrianpaulo7302]

Isnt it the opposite 😭

[@DoubleM-hf6ih]

The fun thing to me about space is the silence. Finally some peace and quiet. No annoying people talking to me. That’ll be perfect.

[@Factnomenal]

What's the first thing you wanna do up there?

[@DoubleM-hf6ih]

Factnomenal I wouldn’t know.

[@wokalukongluzuoaidiohoxikeowa]

@@Factnomenal i would try to do a backflip since I can't

[@pleedy5000]

RINZLER FF what if when you tried doing backflip then you forgot space has no gravity what would you think

[@onlychild4332]

@@Factnomenal He would like to find someone to talk to. 😁🤣

[@ElliotHellawell2007]

Imagine if one of the corpses floats so far to another planet and aliens discover humans like that

[@Bbknuckles]

I hope you didn’t actually believe that there’s floating corpse in space.. 😐🤦‍♂️

[@Pixelsplasher]

Do you think the corpses are orbiting earth? Maybe some of them floated off into deep space.

[@Nick-hv8gj]

@@Pixelsplasher There are no dead bodies in space... none.

[@somerandomweirdo5927]

@@Nick-hv8gj everything's in space tho :)

[@Prefusify]

@@somerandomweirdo5927 No? when humans die in space, they either decompose or burn to ashes.

[@ChuckJohnson]

The part about the space corpses is completely untrue. There are 18 astronauts and cosmonauts who have passed away, but only 3 actually died in space (the rest were during re-entry or launch) and all three of those bodies came back with their spacecraft.

[@jaykiller4510]

I didnt think anyone died out there. There was a dog though. The russian dog.

[@dumdum3470]

Right??, ridiculous. And don't forget dead animals floating around. Hahah

[@anjou6497]

Yes i think i read that is true, thank goodness.

[@MrsHanaFir]

Also not true is the space is complete silent. If you search for NASA space sounds, our space is not silent at all.

[@jazzyg6059]

@@MrsHanaFir it is. The sound was converted waves

[@onevilagejr]

Now I’m rethinking my lifelong dream of being an astronaut

[@Celeb_Sauce]

Space is so vast yet we’re still only on planet earth. We got a loooot of work to do

[@alexgreen1913]

To be honest if were to move to a different planet; we're gonna have the same problems.

[@learniteasy8146]

We were too busy conquering some minor lands, that universe expanded out of control.

[@snowflakehunter]

The amazing thing is that humankind will never know what all of the universe has out there.

[@lazygamer923]

@@jssomewhere6740 I like the way you think but it's to Sci fi for me 😄😄😄

[@lazygamer923]

@@jssomewhere6740 yeah Mr Elon Musk plan

[@clutchmedits]

Can we thank the cameraman he traveled around the universe for years to get his footage

[@Factnomenal]

He risked his life, kudos to him. 👏

[@cpmacegamer7951]

😂😂😂😂

[@Geophizzy1]

@@Factnomenal Hey so I absolutely love space, but is this stuff scary for you?

[@IllllIlIllllllll]

Recycled comment….

[@lilgoddess_777]

I can only imagine the money he made off of it🚶‍♀️

[@asiffareed123]

Imagine a replica of you listening to this documentary on another Galaxy and wondering if there is any form of life out there.

[@atlanticpublishing4939]

*besides themselves??*

[@mahlohonololebuso741]

Parallel universe 🤔

[@Devil_of_Wrath]

I’d like to see a movie thing where something goes wrong but the crew doesn’t know it as a conflict, and there’s a segment of crew wearing pressurized space suits because they were about to go out for repairs. I would write the crew without the suits to be talking about the mission, vibing, slowly have the audio turn down and having them look like they’re having difficulty breathing until they look like their struggling in total silence. Would make a terrifying movie scene. Or a hanger door opens and the vacuum of space sucks everything out, and the entire process is just DEAD silent.

[@dadjokesenpai]

Didn’t Sandra Bullock have a movie similar to that?

[@GoodMusicManiac999]

2001 Space Odyssey has more or less the same plot

[@DarthFritter1]

1:04 No, the Andromeda and Milky Way collision won’t kill life as we know it. The distances between stars is so vast that any collision of planetary bodies is highly unlikely.

[@commanderappzy1034]

Thats what i was thinking.

[@xerveschex5761]

Star collisions might not kill us but there is still the possibility of interstellar wind and other bodies from Andromeda overwhelming our heliosphere. Our planets and sun may be small but they are influenced by the space around them. Like a ship in water, the ripple travels far.

[@laurenoptified1701]

@@xerveschex5761 alright so let me tell you that the other boddies you are talking about are rouge planets,rouge asteroids and thats it and the andromeda galaxy is not filled with these even in our galaxy only one rouge asteroid have come across and the chances of that hitting us is more than 1 in a quadrillion and if it was on a course to hit us there is a really high chance that it will be slingshotted away thanks to our giant defenders(gas giants mainly jupiter) intersteller wind is no big threat to us but solar winds and we dont know the actual probablity for it but its predicted to be very low

[@Icewind007]

@@xerveschex5761 By that time, our sun is going to be a red giant, so we'd better have our space travel figured out by then.

[@skid9227]

@@xerveschex5761 Nope.

[@walter4708]

“orr caannn theeeeeeyy?” damn sir, 10 seconds in and you already scared me

[@T-y-39]

God damn it, the Teacher joke

[@sxag6105]

That’s what she said (I’m sorry)

[@victoriaolguin9619]

What if a black hole is an exit and a white hole is an entrance to our galaxy?

[@Potatopie_1]

Maybe white holes repel and expels all matter while black hole absorbs all matter like a wormhole, Its like a one way gateway that transports you to the other side; the white hole. Nobody knows what happens to your body in a black hole. If I were to guess its either immediate death or one hell of an experience so weird your own body doesn't know whats happening. It just sucks it seems so hard to figure out what happens because there isnt a way to test without a lot of risk.

[@gneu1527]

Black holes are guaranteed death and white holes are just a boost. I think the entrance to galaxies is like an non-euclidean portal.

[@REDBERRET1916]

Its creepy to think were alone in an uncontrollable yet unknown vacuum universe with no idea what's out there and how to defend against it

[@Ethan-yq2wl]

An infinite universe..and you think we are alone? Foolish.

[@extremeaction8237]

I know I don't even understand whats out in space anything could be in space

[@hunthighlights281]

This is why I truly believe that none of this started from NOTHING. One way or another, someone or something had to have a hand in this.

[@bringitback1123]

We are absolutely not alone in the universe.

[@gneu1527]

Space is not as complicated as it seems, only its size is the problem It just has a big ton of stars, planets and black holes. And galaxies.

[@trishnadulal4877]

I must say, the visuals, the graphics, the pictures. They are magnificent

[@Factnomenal]

Thank you!! What do you love most about space? 👨‍🚀

[@trishnadulal4877]

@@Factnomenal I love that Space is such a mystery and there is still sooo sooo much more to explore ❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥

[@LazyXog]

you are gorgeous @Trishna Dulal ❤️

[@marandeva515]

@@LazyXog ._. The fk

[@roket8895]

And its all cause of the camera man

[@Cheeseballs200]

2:16 Now that’s a proper DEEP CLEANING

[@asl8338]

RIGHT

[@donotreadmyprofile9373]

Now that's alot of damage

[@youlossy]

Its crazy! how we are literally natrually banned from exploring and traveling through space.... Its truly amazing ! No matter how advanced we get, we will never be more advanced than the universe

[@kenzi3233]

the whole life of a universe is the most terrifying thing ever. But we have to except it because we live in one.

[@kiata7230]

I love space.

[@anonymousgamer5863]

Your profile pic is great for the narrator

[@el.7202]

real

[@eniemeuful]

1:02 nope, the collision of galaxies won't destroy all life forms in our galaxy because the stars within the galaxies are so far apart relatively few of the stars will collide.

[@laurenoptified1701]

@GLITCHEE approximately 100 in 100,000 stars might come close and thats it so theres no need to be scared btw nothing is scary in this list apart from the meteor one and the solar storm one as those are the most likelyhood to do any damage to us when we are alive but still have a wayyy less chance of occuring

[@ameer-humzanauman864]

was about to comment that

[@finmccabe3390]

Earth won’t be here in 4 billion years

[@waasiumohamed4331]

Exactly thank you .. was about to say that and also there is sound in space.. its not silent.. to every planet you go near to you can hear diiferent sounds that are quite indescribable .. its because of the planets sizes that you can hear different sounds

[@nelofarazmat4829]

Yeah and scientists say our solar system is gonna survive too

[@thecozyintrovert]

There are no dead bodies and space- and the collision of the galaxies will not destroy our solar system (assuming it’s still there). The space between planets are so great that they won’t even touch. So, now I don’t trust the rest of this list lol

[@reyglc1425]

Even hearing about space being silent was already driving me crazy

[@PsiCorps85]

The early launches would have been mostly suborbital and low earth orbit, both of which would have objects fall back. Even at LEO, you still have atmospheric drag. That's why stations need to boost orbit, or they will re-enter and incinerate.

[@AAAAAA-qs1bv]

@TiredSysAdmin And graphene is also in your body

[@icy9345]

knowing the moon will leave us made me sad :(

[@dogemusic7749]

Weeh pwet mo

[@Coldnessupreme]

It happens slower than you think you will be LONG dead by then trust me

[@jamescraven5001]

If your that sad go with it

[@dxagonix]

3:22 What your parents see when you turn on the light in the car:

[@Menace2f]

Nice😁😂🤣

[@burstingolem8023]

Honest question: if silence drives one mad, how do the deaf stay sane??

[@minnathemartian5513]

"Haha, I wouldn't try it if i were you" Me: My thought exactly bruh

[@TheApana]

I was thinking about it... then I realized it's impossible to get there.

[@shiv99gamer6]

Thinking to bring black hole in my home for cleaning

[@Factnomenal]

If it works well, I'll do the same!

[@mazin-ix4no]

@@Factnomenal lol😂

[@roket8895]

Dude, I did that 9 months, 3 days, and 14 seconds ago. It worked very well 👍

[@_PurpleLittleShit_]

I feel like this is a bad thing to watch at night, I get paranoid easily, but let’s see how I feel after this Edit: I’m only a min and a half in and I already turned my lights on brighter

[@dejah1050]

Watching it today at night 🤠

[@Dopeman702]

Space is scary but so fascinating 😊

[@exxonein7729]

Our "universe" will collide? Think you mean galaxy son 0:53

[@erict.5724]

Yep, he definitely mis-spoke there.

[@FahadRblx]

Mhm space is the most beautiful thing I ever saw but yet it’s also the most scariest thing 😔

[@gunslingermm2399]

I’ve never seen a supernova, but if it’s anything like my old Chevy Nova it’ll light up the nights sky.

[@ferraghini9536]

At 8:37 that night sky with the rocks is absolutely beautiful whoever took this picture needs to be recognized for their talent

[@atreyusmith2009]

2:40 replace the d with p and the p with d

[@venetiazaharias6869]

Not afraid of space. More like very interested.

[@GothamsBatman]

You know 4 inches of our moon breaks and its every 1 year or 356year

[@roket8895]

@@GothamsBatman Interesting...

[@jasonkinzie8835]

Me too. But it would be foolish for astronauts not to respect it. It is obviously a dangerous place. Still the risks are totally worth it!

[@vaasnaad]

6:54 the sun should not completely destroy the solar system. Though it may cause some evaporation of the atmosphere of Jupiter, the maths point to it only growing far enough to envelope Earth. So Mercury, Venus and Earth would probably be just gone, but Mars on out should still remain.

[@vaasnaad]

@GRAPHENE IS IN THE MASKS, SWABS and PCR TESTS!!! BWAHAHAHA! Proved you wrong on all counts for funzies when I was 8 and moved on. Get off the computer before they restrict your banana ration!

[@troydouglas7174]

But wouldnt the suns gravity weaken & the other planets go flying off

[@vaasnaad]

@@troydouglas7174 The gasses and dust thrown off will take away some mass but it will be insignificant enough that it won't affect gravity.

[@smoregaming]

There’s no known dead bodies in space (maybe only animals but probably not)

[@Wolfentodd]

One thing to mention is that no, 0 kelvin is not possible as far as we know, and also that space doesn’t have a temperature, but objects that are left in space that do not produce heat of a significant amount and won’t be affected by heat from another source will hang around 2.2 to 4 kelvin, that being the lowest temperature emoted from the atoms that make up the object. 0 kelvin is not possible because atoms are always moving. The only way to reach 0 is if gravity did not exist and some sort of force wether internal or external had not and never will interact with said atoms, that is, if the atom doesn’t decay.

[@WildWombats]

This poses a question, then. There is the theory protons decay. Does that mean, in time, 0 kelvin would be possible? Or still perhaps no?

[@cvsmiic]

The guy: That sound fun! (5:14) Me: dieing sounds FUN?!?!?!?!?!?!?!

[@Iloverats000]

Yes it is fun😃

[@1Adam20]

@6:38 Actually the pressure on Venus above the clouds is actually very similar to Earth. So, the biggest thing hindering us to colonize Venus would be the fact that the planet simply spins too slow on it's axis to maintain a magnetosphere. However, should it be possible to use a variety of mirrors and other reflective devices including solar panels it may be possible to create an artificial magnetosphere, and at the same time create a renewable power source/grid for habitation on Venus. This will mean we will be living like the Jetsons, but that sounds like fun.

[@Number1MuichiroSimp]

7:24 Okay- now that just looks creepy-

[@worldofhunter1636]

I like how the first corpse we saw was Frank from 2001 a space odyssey. *sarcastically* yeah that was nice to see

[@Factnomenal]

🌌

[@AdakStillStands]

#22. Silence. Mom built circuit boards for use on the first Space Shuttles. The company had a testing room, completely soundproofed and with door closed, dark, to mimic space. I loved being in there! You hear every sound your body makes and only those sounds. Your voice is dead and has no echo. Comfortably weird, but not disorienting or uncomfortable. To this day I wish I had a room like that in my house!

[@pleedy5000]

earth has gravity means you cannot float inside your house no matter what you do

[@sonesium3090]

YOU CAN just jump lol

[@youraveragehizashi3815]

9:15 is scaring me so bad-

[@ldchappell1]

4 centimeters is only an inch and a half. At that rate the moon would move 21 miles further away in the course of 1 million years.

[@TheGuesswho112]

"Better pack that SPF 4 billion!" Actually laughed way too much at that!😂

[@Carpexcarpe]

Same 😅

[@notugly9753]

Dude loosing the moon kinda sounds sad imagine that- I wanna keep the moon thanks

[@TheAndie130]

I don't think we will get a choice about that unfortunately. If we tried to move it closer again it wouldn't take much to make it too close or even off course entirely and smash into earth.

[@user-fj4px9xc4b]

@@TheAndie130 it's been a billion years tho, wouldn't it been away from us already?

[@lajimolala5647]

@@user-fj4px9xc4b actually scientists say that the moon has been orbiting around us quite recently (a few millions of years ago) and it definitely takes a long time for it to finally leave us

[@finnvankoutrik7131]

@@TheAndie130 we cant move the moon with our technology

[@andre_martyy9480]

@@finnvankoutrik7131 we cant yet

[@nowornevernever5860]

Nothing gives you sense of freedom than watching space videos

[@elliaurora825]

Hey I've just came across your channel & I've sub'd to you, I love learning things about space its so fascinating, keep up the good work your doing. X😎🐘

[@scocar4748]

The best thing I love about space is the ASTRO plane so fun

[@Twillis98]

Fact 26: there is everything in space, including snakes.

[@shadowsamboyo1355]

So your saying a PS5 is in space IM GOING

[@belonn6121]

@@shadowsamboyo1355 problem is how are you gonna get there.

[@shadowsamboyo1355]

@@belonn6121 ummmm idk lol maybe yeet myself to space

[@notjules1189]

epik

[@skylar1783]

No that's not true

[@hi-te7wq]

it’s crazy to think we are looking at the same sun that the dinosaurs saw 😦

[@only01summerleeV]

Yep & we're drinking the same water as them too

[@FuckSlowShit]

And we also replace their life's now we gotta work, put food on the table, schooling, etc! Like they did before humans did. That's life

[@el.7202]

@@only01summerleeV does this mean i’m drinking george washingtons water

[@minhyuksssmile]

@@el.7202 yes

[@Ianholymoly]

@@el.7202 you may be drinking his bath water

[@HR-wd6cw]

#2 is technically NOT correct. NASA proved this with their Voyager probes. However this occured outside of the Helisophere and the sound is too soft for the human ear to pick up but specially designed microphones can sense the sound. So space is not totally silent as once thought.

[@Im.bad.at.naming]

I love space it’s so mysterious I love it like that I like the unknown

[@Factnomenal]

So do we!! 🌌

[@BisexualPlagueDoctor]

@@Factnomenal then get your facts from an accurate source.

[@thecat_peekabo_]

@@BisexualPlagueDoctor lol-

[@woodyfireylover9996]

Thumbnail: Dead bodies in space Me: Amogus

[@endoflevelboss]

"It's almost impossible that there are extraterrestrials" what it's mathematically very probable 🤨

[@tTauceti]

I busted out laughing at "Better bring that SPF 4 billion!" hahahaha

[@anuszharmat]

Just imagine, humans will launch messages into the deep universe and after a few years we will get a response: "quiet down or it will hear you! "

Few years as in 2 million or less years later

[@roket8895]

If that happened, they would have to send the camera man... And I don't wanna go on another mission to space

[@itsKNR]

Or imagine the aliens send some cringy tiktoks they received from us to show us how cringe we are

[@thecat_peekabo_]

@@itsKNR LOL-

[@sykadelik459]

As an astrophysicist, the only thing scary about this list is how absurdly inaccurate most of it is ...... 🤦‍♂️

[@darthvader2035]

Lol

[@Coldnessupreme]

Yeah

[@vivachristorey7622]

My understanding is that stars in galaxies are so far apart that when galaxies “collide” that the stars won’t actually touch each other

[@erichaynes4049]

When the galaxies collide the distance between stars means that collision between stars would be highly unlikely.

[@user-rj8dr6ji6o]

My dream is to be an astronaut and thanks telling me these informations

[@randomguyoninternetidk4014]

75% of this is quite false, no one has been left floating dead in space, and white holes are currently mythical as for we can’t say they exist.

[@zyliss6213]

@@randomguyoninternetidk4014 “75% is quite false” yet you only mentioned 2 things.

[@iNINJAgamer]

The scariest but interesting video I’ve ever seen.

[@Trizzer89]

It is only that cold in interstellar space. Between the earth and the moon, it is about 45 degrees but that varies wildly from the side of you facing the sun and the side not. And if you were near mercury's orbit it would be pretty damn hot

[@menschenskind1]

When galaxies collide, the stars inside of them rarely crash into each other. The galaxies will just mix up and become a bigger galaxy.

[@kevinf6859]

If mankind is still alive by then, would it be able to discover about life in Andromeda galaxy then ?

[@menschenskind1]

@@kevinf6859 It could be. I really don't know tho.

[@pilot_mae5997]

Gimme “space” the whole universe Me: i was not expecting this.

[@Factnomenal]

then what was you expecting

[@drewherbi]

The Andromeda "collision" will be pretty uneventful for most planetary bodies of both galaxies due to the VAST distance between such objects. But if memory serves, the Earth will be swallowed as our sun turns into a red giant before we need to worry about it

[@opoxious1592]

We will be living on another earth like planet by then

[@AwkwardAvii]

"i wouldnt go to black hole if i were u" oh thanks for the advice, i was halfway there on self-destructing myself into a black hole 👍

[@smartpersonontheinternet2770]

4:45. Yeah, I’m sorry nope. You will not get spaghettifed it depends on the size of the blackhole and mass.

[@moonstar845]

The intro alone would make me not want to go to space. 😳😅

[@earthrise9064]

dont worry, a large amount of this is absolute bs

[@giovespace]

If an astronaut were to die in space, and their body to be floating around in low Earth orbit (e.g. at the altitude of Hubble or of the ISS or of Tiangong), the small amount of atmospheric drag that exists at that altitude would cause the corpse's orbit to degrade with a timescale of a few years. It would then burn up and disintegrate in the Earth's atmosphere.

[@teddyplayz1094]

I thought it would explode.

[@richardg1426]

To vaporize like a Shooting-Star !

[@ABX_6.]

“Don’t worry because the black hole is moving only 3MILLION MILES AN HOUR” 💀

[@l1ln04h6]

Where did you get that black hole clip at 10:19

[@Factnomenal]

🚀How much money would it take for you to live in space for 10 years?

[@abinav2982]

About 10bn

[@mikeconnors1599]

Free

[@dylconnaway9976]

The real question is, much money would it take for you to make factual videos?

[@bradley772]

What humans didn't make it back to earth?

[@Riveted]

At least $1 Billion

[@AV2_mc]

FN: talks about rouge black holes Me: thinks that it goes a speed of one mph FN: Not to worry the speed of the rouge black hole is going 3 million mph Me:...

[@joanluna1339]

_xFNL.TREMB?

[@Charlie-ct8jk]

Hate to break it to you but it’s 30 million :)

[@kolian8765]

Thats kinda slow im ngl. Our sun is moving around the galaxy at 483,000 miles ph

[@lynseyccx2694]

Thanks very interesting and beautiful, sad not alot people get to see such things in real life but good find it online thanks 👍

[@christiancomire1138]

There are no dead bodies in space, this is just untrue, idk where you get that fact but only 3 people have died in space and that was just before re-entry so they fell back down (3 russian cosmonauts)

[@SobazDontTalk]

things that make me dont want to be an astronaut, 1: float away without gravity

[@kolian8765]

You physically cannot. You will remain under earth's gravity as long as you are in its sphere of influence

[@SobazDontTalk]

@@kolian8765 i know

[@kolian8765]

@@SobazDontTalk so why did you comment this? I didn't want to call you stupid because some people don't know stuff. But commenting this despite knowing it is untrue is just stupid

[@SobazDontTalk]

@@kolian8765 im not saying that i was in earth, im saying if i was in space station or something. Ask first before saying

[@kolian8765]

@@SobazDontTalk you _still_ cannot float away. The earth's sphere of influence reaches for hundreds of thousands of kilometres.

[@-.SkyArt.-]

Omg I was watching this at night when everyone was asleep and the fact that the video showed a realistic dead body made me go like NOPE Edit: OMG HE SHOWED ANOTHER ONE LATER HGVUVGFY

[@Factnomenal]

Thanks for watching!! 😬

[@lynnnakamura289]

The Thumbnail: "18 DEAD bodies in space". Me: Among Sus???

[@van_z584]

Even if some of these “facts” are true or not, it’s still fun to hear them

[@mikefigure]

Is it just me or does anyone else get anxiety watching this?

[@robadams2140]

"Our Universe is on track to COLLIDE with the Andromeda Galaxy. . . " I think that should have been "our *galaxy* is on track to collide with the Andromeda Galaxy." The credibility of the video thus firmly established, we carry on.

[@Tahcia]

Also the fact that it probably would not kill us. We would most likely already be dead or in another solar system wear our sun isn't red giant. AND if we are in another system, we would be hella advanced in space travel so no Galaxy collision would destroy anyone 😎

[@viewwwwer]

Everyone who had died in spacecraft has come down to Earth, although the Columbia astronauts were badly mangled in the process. The Challenger astronauts never actually got into space.

[@whatwillhedo1911]

0:34 Actually, when we collide with Andromeda, its a bit too exagerated to say that all life will die, the only thing that it might happen is that both supermassive blackholes will collide, but nothing more than that

[@GVNZXLEZ]

#26: your farts can actually catch fire due to the gases and electrical currents ☄️🧑🏽‍🚀

[@johnlavezzo5382]

I’m glad these are extremely rare to happen

[@daimpatientguy164]

the fact that our own planet is not fully explored😂

[@pretzeletzel9071]

I’m ten years old and the first one really scared me... What if people build a barrier around earth! Then the galaxies that collide in space won’t destroy earth 🌍

[@reggie8775]

I dont think a barrier is really gonna help stop a planet kiddo or even a asteroid

[@Icewind007]

When Andromeda "collides" with Milky Way, it's very unlikely there will be collisions. They will simply merge due to the incredible amount of space in between stellar objects. However, our sun will be turning into a red giant around that time, so the Earth won't exactly be a good place to be anyways.

[@Arthur-hw1yj]

so the galaxies colliding actually wouldn't "end all life" as the space between stars would still be astronomical and likely wouldn't adversely effect the orbits of planets for the most part

[@enlightenedape3758]

0:52 “our universe is on track to collide with the andromeda galaxy”

[@TheWendable]

8:35 We won’t have black skies forever. The universe is expanding but it doesn’t effect distance between the stars inside our galaxy.

[@WannabeGamer2218]

All the stars will eventually explode though, even after expanding, so it is true