ASMR | Space book: Mercury, Venus, Earth

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Description: I didn't make it to Mars, but I think Elon has that covered already anyways. Meanwhile, I'm just relaxing, flipping through my astronomy and space book, learning about the solar system. Did you know that Mercury has two sunrises and sunsets every day?!
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[@Madiedunn901]

This is one of my favourite topics. That and ancient societies.

[@ASMRctica]

lol thanks for that unexpected shoutout! :D

[@kylesterling1728]

Both of you guys are my top two ASMR channels. Love the love!

[@CyrusSC2]

KZbin may have idiots like the Paul brothers, but people like you help keep the balance in check. The vids you make are great, and even though you don't currently have a massive subscriber base, I'm sure I speak for all of us when I say we appreciate the effort you (and a lot of others like you) go to. Long after guys like ASMRctica and yourself stop making vids, they'll still be helping people, and that's awesome I think.

[@valen9835]

The content is strong with this one

[@jesusreyes5552]

I also appreciate asmrtists work

[@StaticBlaster]

Yep. He's my favorite unintentional ASMRtist. He no longer focuses on the whispering, but I still consider it unintentional ASMR kind of like Bob Ross's Joy of Painting videos.

[@grace-yb6gj]

some very late timestamps!! 0:30 - pluto is still a planet in my heart 1:07 - mercury 10:27 - venus 18:15 - earth 43:12 - moon (if some of these are slightly off or if i missed anything im sorry i wrote this right before i took a nap)

[@felipeotavio3971]

Page 69. Nice

[@Rixoli]

Nice

[@ASMRctica]

yet another perfect Book video of yours. Really nice topic, and book, and talking. Bet Ill rewatch this many times from now on. will try my best to keep my eyes open, the pictures are really beautiful :)

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[@CausingChaos.]

Kaden Kershaw r/ihadastroke

[@zanedopheide3681]

0:40 is it me or did anyone else see a white mist fly by on the book????

[@LetsFindOut1]

just you. and me

[@XlonejX]

Page 69!! Let’s fucken go!

[@AKlover]

Use Mercury for scrap/building material, cool off Venus, and use Mars as a fuel station and Low-G manufacturing hub and for scrap.

[@bazalbaz]

In case you're wondering, the hurrican over the Gulf of Mexico rotated counter-clockwise due to two things: pressure, and what's called the Coriolis Effect. Storms form when there's a spot of low pressure, and surrounding high pressure rushes towards the middle to relieve itself. However, it just misses center because of a force caused by the earths rotation effect free moving bodies. Instead, in the northern hemisphere, it dips to the right and spins around. You'll also notice that storms will head east in the north, which is also an effect of the Coriolis Effect.

[@LetsFindOut1]

thats so interesting. thanks dp. ill have to do an episode on weather in the future

[@tashs-j7388]

amazing space video you really are an amazing youtuber and personally i love to watch or listen to these awesome video your a great youtuber

[@axis_axel]

Thanks for the sleep and the facts for my test

[@cidlopez]

My dad had this book when I was a kid. I would read it constantly.

[@stopspammingmesrsly]

Missed the alcoholosphere. Ethanolocentrically speaking.

[@sannyshootsshit3700]

This put me to sleep

[@pennypoacher6121]

awesome haha I remember proposing the question " If Humans are physically the same for 200,000 why wait 190,000 years to start stacking stones?" please do do the video I'll like and share it!

[@dahvheed]

I would really love to learn lots about rocket science and astrodynamics, however I have no idea what prerequisites I should have or where to start. Any ideas? (Great vid btw)

[@dahvheed]

Let's Find Out ASMR thanks!

[@Scorpionwincheater88]

Scott manley, also kerbal space program

[@GetGoosedOn]

So it'll take 59.04 years for Mercury to do orbit around the sun as much as the earth does in a year. That's a long time.

[@justsam100]

Nope. A year on mercury is much much shorter than on earth. In fact the tighter the orbit the faster the object orbing is going to be moving. That’s because the closer you are to the sun (or whatever really) the stronger its pull becomes, which in turn means that you need a higher “perpendicular” speed to balance it out. All the objects in the universe are in constant free fall (they’re constantly falling towards each other) but they’re also “speeding through space, which means they either get into an orbit or they fall onto something eventually. Imagine a rocket leaving earth: all you’re doing is building up speed until it reaches escape velocity and pulls away from the earth’s grasp. Also Newton’s famous example with the apple is exactly that; he threw the apple giving it an “horizontal speed” (relative to the earth’s surface) so that it didn’t fall down until the air slows it down enough.

[@rebelfleettrooper9881]

Will you do the outer planets next?

[@KING-FMJ]

I simp for jesus

[@pennypoacher6121]

you have the coolest books! and love the content

[@marccram2664]

The text of the book gave away its 80s glory...fat bold letters ahh

[@LetsFindOut1]

lol

[@ASMRWhisperingSpirit]

Ahh!!:)

[@stopspammingmesrsly]

"the water never gets warm up here" Trump: "hold my golf club"..

[@lotuspetal959]

Would like to hear and learn about prehistoric history of human species

[@imsotalented]

Yes!! 🙌

[@skrublord6000]

YESSSSSS!!!!

[@IgotQuestions.]

inner planets ?

[@ladyjay3410]

Voice funny😅 don,t judge me I chould be a little bit strange but it’s funny to me