Falling Into Jupiter (Simulation)

Realistic simulation of what you would see if you'd fall into the planet Jupiter. This was made using the software Space Engine with a lot of editing and other stuff.
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[@mrosrs7687]

"Yo bro, how deep is that ocean?" "6 months"

[@smegmalasagna]

Not to mention Jupiter's gravity being 2.5 times stronger. If it had the same gravitational pull of Earth i'm guessing that you'dd be sinking for 15 months instead ;)

[@windy4566]

HOW MANY MONTHS?

[@5556ss]

$JUP/USDT

[@flipphone9748]

💀

[@biellion80]

SIX MONTHS???

[@holywatermolotov315]

Knowing that down there is completely dark makes Jupiter even more terrifying.

[@sdwone]

Thank You! At least I'm not the only one!!! 😁

[@jackattack-jared6227]

@@sdwone just imagine it being pitch black and out of nowhere you plunge into a ocean 😳

[@KanyeTheGayFish69]

@@jackattack-jared6227a bottomless super hot liquid hydrogen ocean

[@brendontruong7127]

At least it would be easy to sleep. I hate how much light there is at night now.

[@darrendin2050]

An ocean* ​@@jackattack-jared6227

[@danielsimicic4703]

Now imagine some aliens watching "Falling into Earth (simulation)" lol

[@ThatAutisticBlackMan]

this gave me a chuckle thinking what our soundtrack or description would be

[@lovikenj]

and which country they would land on 😅

[@joeo_o1805]

Pretty sure in India ​@@lovikenj

[@cummenter]

​@@joeo_o1805uhh.... why?

[@RoyalBlood1444]

@@joeo_o1805naw America

[@michaelcapone175]

That was one of the coolest things I've seen on KZbin in a very long time. Thank you.

[@Stargaze_youtube]

❤️

[@typo1345]

​@@Stargaze_youtubequick question, it says it's pitch black inside Jupiter because of course the sun's light can't reach through its dense atmosphere, but it also says the mantle is glowing white hot, so does Jupiter glow from the inside? Like is it completely dark except for its liquid hydrogen ocean glowing from its heat? Or is it just super hot and doesn't actually give off light?

[@TrueBroski79]

The deeper layers of jupiter being pitch black, only accompanied by thunderstorms and lightning make jupiter seem like some type of mythical interpretation of hell

[@madams8632]

Literally my thoughts upon viewing

[@ShwappaJ]

Takes "thunderbolts and lightning, very very frightening" to a new level

[@Lauwieeh]

@@ShwappaJ (Galileo) Galileo, (Galileo) Galileo, Galileo Figaroooooooooooooo

[@stephanos6128]

​@@Lauwieeh Magnifecooooooo (oh oh oh ohh)

[@mindseye4914]

I'm just a big planet, nobody loves me

[@jesus2639]

Doom guy is just casually jumping into planets

[@user-xr7ro4op4j]

Hahah. It's that a continuation of the comment "so i'm the Doomguy, got it"?

[@marten6578]

he's making sure there are no demons left

[@Diablo-D3]

YoU cANt JuSt bLaSt A hOlE iNtO tHe SuRfAcE oF mArS

[@TheGhostofCarlSchmitt]

and why wouldn't he?😂

[@TheNotoriousLARGE]

*Master Chief Pretty sure that's the HUD overlay from Halo 4

[@Fika_Break]

This is how I want to go. When I get too old, launch me into Jupiter.

[@richardstevens8839]

You ‘d be killed by gravity and Radioactivity long before you see anything special

[@k0pe293]

bro no this shit is terrifying it gave me chills

[@MasterZack1000]

You’d die 300k km away from the planet from radiation

[@jimbodestroyer1324]

Fr

[@VincentAmbrosio-ky3si]

If I had stage 4 Lung Cancer with 2 months to live, launch me there too

[@ilFrancotti]

What I learned from these videos about planet discents is that one is much better off staying in space than entering a planet's atmosphere. If I were an astronaut I would send the others in.. but I will remain in orbit, where everything is calm or can be spotted from safe distance.

[@ayushsharma7184]

that's rude man!

[@RandomGuy-eg8zs]

For real, I don't want to imagine entering a planet unknown to everyone and just absolutely getting munched by some enormous alien monster

[@DemonDante1000]

Jupiter being an exception, as, if you are close enough to Jupiter to be in its orbit, the radiation has already unalived you. The only safe solution is calling in sick the day of the launch

[@Sin526]

​@@DemonDante1000 Need shields.

[@vooveks]

Jupiter is ok for the first couple of days, but then you realise there’s nothing to really do in the evenings.

[@CST1992]

Evenings? You mean... the rest of your very short life?

[@zedtheexplorer5206]

@@CST1992 nah not me, I’d survive. I’m built different

[@Alpha_Orionis]

C'mon guys, it seems u have never been to the Great Red spot, it's a very happening place. Evenings are electrifying!

[@CST1992]

@@Alpha_Orionis I know, I was totally SHOCKED when I visited!

[@RobLundgren]

yea mornings are great, but evenings... not so much

[@brynnopenshaw6377]

Okay the liquid hydrogen was lowkey the most terrifying reveal yet, like wtf no thank you

[@dlp6567]

yeah, even your suit is durable enough to survive the temperature and pressure... will it help you to survive something lurking within?

[@wilbercaceres129]

Also have of mine that is darker

[@kelvin1991br]

@@dlp6567 what could be lurking in such a hostile environment?

[@muleradish]

@@kelvin1991br my ex

[@dlp6567]

@@kelvin1991br something more hostile than the environment. There is always a bigger fish, both metaphorically... and literally.

[@shelltor2398]

This just makes me think of how similar Giant's Deep is to Jupiter, a gassy atmosphere that doesn't let you see through, then inside a giant green sea and even deeper a solid dark rock. Outer Wilds keeps impressing time and time again.

[@RandomGuy-eg8zs]

Outer wilds, peak game, my heart almost flew out of my mouth when I went into that one planet with the whistling angler monster, I can't believe I so nonchalantly flew into that planet lmao

[@lizziedanse8335]

Outer Wilds reference out of the blue? This is awesome.

[@zbsfm]

I thought the exact same thing watching this!!

[@raykenhiat]

This video made my hair stand on end when I saw how terrifying it is, magnificent work.

[@Stargaze_youtube]

Thank you!! More to come!

[@ElwindMage]

"Okay I'm safe to enter into Jupiter, but you guys can still get me out of there right?" "..." "Guys..?"

[@crunchyapples596]

And eventually he stopped thinking.

[@trevorkeyper48]

No you’re stuck there for good

[@Ari-pq4db]

Ill attach a string at ur back

[@Stargaze_youtube]

At least you're not in Uranus

[@DefinitelyNotAFerret]

@@Stargaze_youtubenot yet 😏

[@MrBallen]

Absolutely fascinating and terrifying (the darkness, wow)

[@dongleyliam8927]

Didnt expect to see you here lol

[@raysimms427]

8th like what up MrBallen

[@spiyder]

oh hey i watch your vids

[@liminallost...]

Wow! MrBallen, I love your videos

[@Stargaze_youtube]

Thank you!!

[@1merojogador478]

bro I had a coversation last month about I couldnt "see" how it would be when "Entering" a planet just like I know what it's like to "enter" Earth. Because we have photos and we know our planet, it's easier to know and imagine, but I couldn't even imagine the ones on other planets and it was driving me crazy. So thank you friend.

[@extensiontesting-lb4hw]

"Wow, this simulation of falling into Jupiter is incredible! The swirling clouds and immense pressure are both mesmerizing and terrifying. Thanks for sharing this unique experience!"

[@koobzworks]

Props to the camera man for risking his life to show us this

[@marklunny550]

overused, reddit humour

[@koobzworks]

@@marklunny550 no I think this is the first time anyone has ever said that

[@SupezYoutubeStudios]

@@koobzworks i seen this kind of comment in every youtube video.

[@Terrapin-gw6bb]

@@SupezKZbinStudios no you didn't

[@ashurakusanaga5917]

I mean, in the beginning, the suit was mentioned to be indestructible. The cameraman is not risking anything. 🙃

[@Bulldogg6404]

Most people would be satisfied being scared from watching videos explaining plane crashes, but here you are, dropping us onto the surface of the largest planet in the solar system, combining fears of space, heights, vertigo, falling, radiation, darkness, lightning, _burning, drowning, and the endlessness of time_ all in the span of five minutes. So, thanks for that.

[@jaquanpowell4605]

Yea that pitch black lightning made me sleep with a nightlight 😂😂😂

[@vertraeumtemoewe]

Best Planet so far.

[@Burningflame97]

Don't forget megalophobia, the fear of giant colossal things.

[@parakeetbudgie]

What surface?

[@methylphosphatePOET]

You forgot the searing realization that existence is meaningless. The fact that that planet is out there existing for the benefit of no one hits you with incredible existential dread.

[@olliezoop]

Man, these vids make the hairs on my arms stand up in a way that horror movies only very rarely can, the inside of these planets are primally terrifying to me

[@Benalski241]

Dude, this is crazy cool, I did not know Jupiter such a thick atmosphere that light cannot reflect on the surface. Great video! Educational and now I want this VR so I know what's it's like to drown to my death.

[@matthewhibbard9807]

Sinking for months. Really gives you an idea of how massive Jupiter is. Then you realize the sun is this insanely massive white hot ball of energy in the center. Great video.

[@DavidAbyssal]

Our sun is kinda a small size star...

[@AwTickStick]

@@DavidAbyssalActually our sun is rather large. The vast majority of stars in the universe are red dwarf stars. So although there are a lot of stars larger than our sun, our sun is still larger than 70% of all stars.

[@devynyates1929]

@@DavidAbyssal not true. our sun is on the larger side. the only reason it's odd is because most solar systems have 2 suns instead of 1.

[@AltairEgo1]

I think what he's saying is that in the grand scheme of things, in the scope of how large stars can get, ours is small. Compared to the largest stars at least, ours looks like a spec, and our planet an even smaller spec.

[@AwTickStick]

@@AltairEgo1 Well our sun is considered a medium sized star. You wouldn’t call a golden retriever “small” just because Great Danes are massive.

[@KDB349]

As soon as it was stated that Jupiter was completely dark outside of lightning. I got the chills. That's terrifying dude.

[@alphareborn9908]

Not to mention the Great Red Spot is an anticyclonic storm that lasts for decades, and this storm produces winds over 250 MPH and is 4 times the diameter of Earth. I can’t see a day where we can habilitate Jupiter because of these conditions.

[@divineconfetti649]

⁠@@alphareborn9908Ignore my last reply if you saw it I misread your comment. But I agree I don’t think it will ever be possible to terraform or inhabitate a celestial behemoth like Jupiter. However Jupiter’s moons are a different story.

[@alphareborn9908]

@@divineconfetti649 I removed “ever”, maybe it sounds clearer now

[@billbombshiggy9254]

I've experienced this. It's actually quite unnerving. Ever been in a storm where a massive tornado is coming and power to the surrounding county gets knocked out before the tornado hits? Pitch black except for lightning and the distant roar of the approaching tornado. This actually happens a couple of times a year where I am. Most of the time the tornadoes are weak ass and we ain't never scared. We did have that ef4 that destroyed several towns and went across like, four states, a few years back tho. Edit: look up Mayfield tornado. Plenty of videos about it and there's a short where a guy is in his house filming and it sounds like someone is running a chainsaw. Tis not a chainsaw. Tis the pressure change from the approaching tornado.

[@Boozle061083]

@@alphareborn9908 The wind speed of storms on Jupiter is closer to 8-900 MPH which is just insane to think about

[@Kelly-just-kelly]

Brilliant. Fascinating. I didn't want it to end i could watch space stuff forever

[@DemonDante1000]

I have to thank you, sir. Even since I learned about the other planets in our solar system, the thought of what they would look like if we could physically visit them has always been a point of curiosity for me. You have satisfied that curiosity. Thanks a million

[@j.s.5685]

As someone terrified of space, massive storms and open ocean, I have no idea why I clicked on this.

[@1999Subaru]

because your anxiety said to lol.

[@scazab6408]

It's healthy to desensitize yourself

[@Annokh]

Don't play Outer Wilds then. Just kidding. Absolutely do. Go in blind, it's amazing.

[@KvikDeVries]

So whenever you find yourself near open ocean, massive storm or looking up, you can think to yourself "it could be worse, I could be on Jupiter now"

[@CoffeeHead047]

get rid of that fear. yeah!

[@jasbindersingh1757]

Thank God I watched this video. I was planning to move with my whole family to Jupiter next month

[@VetusBarbatus]

Nah, its not a good place for very young kids

[@lezoy6]

I have been there but i came back because they didn’t have KFC

[@liltunturi1251]

@@lezoy6 There IS KFC, but you are the fried chicken instead

[@carancole5974]

Nah it wasn't that bad at jupiter once you get used to neptune

[@mikem4481]

the fact that this lame asz joke got 254 likes...

[@abhinendratiwari8982]

as a survivor of this fall i would definetly say that this is the same i felt while falling

[@eve837]

This was the neatest thing I've seen on here in a long time! What a terrific idea, these simulations! 👊😎

[@Colddirector]

I've always found Jupiter to be lowkey terrifying, thanks for simulating my fear.

[@named_account]

same

[@aluisious]

Being terrified of something you cannot possibly interact with doesn't make much sense.

[@named_account]

@@aluisious thats like saying "why would ypu be scared of spiders, you can stomp them at anytime"

[@Colddirector]

@@aluisious Fears aren’t a rational threat assessment. If they were, nobody would watch horror movies because outside an epileptic seizure from flashing lights, they pose absolutely no real danger.

[@norrecvizharan1177]

Not necessarily, as spiders are easily encounterable and will sometimes bite back. But in this case, I think they mean it more in a "it's impossible to ever have to run into this scenario in current day" type of deal.@@named_account

[@gtrzmbe9390]

These are terrifying. I wouldn't be able to sit at the PC and make these. It makes my skin crawl.

[@minifridge8315]

I agree

[@unknownmaster5078]

It’s so scary imagine your self falling into a big planet with strong gravity all alone. Just the thought of falling into it is scary

[@ohokok]

i wouldnt be scared i would just simply not be scared and fly out at any time i want with my rocket boot and i would be OK

[@bjornironsides6474]

How weak minded are you people? You walk outside on earth and must pee yourselves.

[@fish-champ]

@@ohokok”nah I’d win” type comment. Jupiter has a crazy escape velocity. Good luck doing that

[@IsmailHussein-OG]

This will make for some very weird dreams indeed

[@mohirender]

This is one of the coolest channels I've found recently;!

[@TheInvisibleCactusYT]

Falling into the sun would be an amazing future video

[@WGOI]

White screen whole video

[@iHateYouCuzYourBetterThanMe]

@@ZEROxDEADDEADIsn’t the sun proven to be actually white?

[@beastybacon199]

The sun can be whatever color it wants it’ll never be as big as my ball

[@hipjoeroflmto4764]

Well it ain't my ball​@@beastybacon199

[@Caleb-DH]

That woulda been real toasty😋

[@jclau77]

Props to the cameraman for both surviving and giving us such a first hand experience of falling into the biggest gas giant in the solar system

[@atanu_d_roy]

Cameraman never dies 🥳

[@ShintarufromdA]

I gotta find out where they shop their spacesuits!

[@elkevinski]

Cameraman joke. Never seen it before!

[@trooperftw6706]

Dude these gas giants ain’t shit . Real man power 💪🏽

[@Fred-zt5ky]

Nobody was actually there, this is a computer generated simulation.

[@mickybadia]

Something eerie about the final stop at the core after such a dramatic journey.

[@sanjakovacevic1637]

You are amazing and this is so fun! Thanks for this!

[@GuitarxWolf]

“Phew, that was a long 4 months to the core….I think im done, how do we get back?” Tour guide: “umm get back?”

[@cheekibreekiivdamked8439]

This was a one way ticket, mate.

[@KS-ly2oy]

You have to travel over 10,000 km to escape the core.

[@jowildcat40]

Shoulda read the TOS. 🤷

[@emanueleg.4651]

@@KS-ly2oy It's not the distance, but the immense amount of pressure you have to beat to move even a single cm from the surface. Insane stuff.

[@truegamer2819]

Tour guide: son ..there is no way back you: 😨oh..

[@theoellis.]

The fact you can fit four entire planet earths inside the ‘great red spot’ alone is insane!

[@sre911]

You can fit one earth inside the red spot. Earth's diameter is around 12.000km and the storm has a diameter of around 16.000km

[@theoellis.]

@@sre911My bad. The storm is shrinking. In 1979 it could fit three whole Earths: www.nasa.gov/image-article/jupiters-great-red-spot/#:~:text=The%20Great%20Red%20Spot%20is,Earths%20could%20fit%20inside%20it.

[@alexshazam5482]

​@@sre911So 1 earth and a quarter can fit then?

[@sre911]

@@alexshazam5482 1 and 1/3 approximately

[@oranges7706]

NASA says three earths could fit inside it

[@NeffyCat]

It's nice to meet you, friend! That was amazing!! Thank you very much for all the work you put into this awesome video! I wish you continued success and happiness always! 🌕🌝🌞🪐

[@kumaradarsh5125]

That was awesome!! keep the videos coming dude

[@derekrequiem4359]

I was scared of Jupiter as a kid probably because it's so big and also the Great Red Spot terrified me. Thank you for reawakening my childhood fears! 😂

[@el-topo]

for me, it has always been our sun. during a field trip, i went to a 360 theater in my city that showcases science documentaries or animations. when the sun showed up, it was so large and almost omnipresent. it felt as though we could really fall. i was so scared that i just kept my eyes shut till it was gone lol

[@bharnst69]

Well... You should know that we exist thanks to Jupiter. This planet deflects a lot of asteroids, comets known as planet killers.

[@AndreA-dl5po]

Hoping being willing to relocate to Jupiter is not in the description of any jobs you've applied for.

[@YD-uq5fi]

Watch 2010 : The Year We Make Contact.

[@aeoligarlic4024]

The red spot, jupiter's most popular tourist attraction

[@brianarbenz1329]

*Note to self:* If NASA ever seeks volunteers to go into Jupiter, think twice before signing up.... Seriously, this was very well done. Fine work.

[@Dcmessi007]

The best YT channel rn❤

[@DonLee1980]

The thing is, no one would ever just fall straight down. You are usually coming in with a horizontal speed near orbital velocity if you're being dropped off by a spaceship, or flung over from somewhere, which would me you would hit the atmosphere at a much higher velocity and friction straight away.

[@krudlump2471]

everyone's talking about the darkness part being scary, but it's the seeing that freaks me out. watching each layer approach me as i fall. i'd take darkness any day over looking into the empty depths of an ocean so vast and deep that it takes you months to sink to the bottom. peak nightmare fuel, that is.

[@scootabean]

The fact that it would kill you several hundred thousands of miles away before even getting to it is enough for me. Very powerful planet. I got it tatted for a reason

[@cmrademaximilian241]

This kind of videos would honestly work really well if they were 360 captures, would be really awesome to see these simulations in VR.

[@nickmorris6935]

The next level would be to do this in an indoor sky diving fan with a VR headset on of falling into Jupiter. I did a VR once while indoor sky diving. This would be a crazy addition!

[@DefinitelyNotAFerret]

Easy way to give someone a panic attack

[@davidholaday2817]

BRO that would be amazing.

[@abdulsabri6551]

I would die 😃

[@cadelaser77]

this is from a "game" called SpaceEngine, its free on steam and has full VR support, so you could go jump into a gas giant right now if you wanted to

[@erinlane1769]

I remember a vivid nightmare I had about Jupiter. I looked outside and it was visible in the sky and I knew it was getting closer day by day. I remember getting up, eating breakfast, doing my daily stuff just as normal except everyone knew the world was going to end soon and nobody was talking about it. The dream really terrified me because of how REAL it felt. It didn't feel like there were time skips or anything like in a normal dream, and I stead it felt like I spent literal weeks as Jupiter slowly became bigger and bigger in the sky until finally it WAS the sky. You could feel the tug of the gravity (getting into dream logic) and I eventually started getting sucked off of earth and into it's cloudy depths. I woke up in a cold sweat and immediately looked outside even though I mostly knew it was a dream, it all felt so real I almost couldn't believe it wasn't at first.

[@ekoroshia]

The darkness and lightning is so gorgeous ♡

[@Antifag1977]

In high school I wrote a sci Fi story about a race of aliens that lived in the core of Jupiter that was like a hollow diamond hard sphere. . The higher the social status the closer they lived to the absolute center where they could float around weightlessly. And because no one nor anything had ever returned from exploring deep underground they had no concept of the sun or stars or even other planets. The entire universe to them was that hollow sphere surrounded by hundreds of thousands of miles of hot hydrogen which was source of the energy to power their ecosystem. . I had gotten as far as a freak accident that against all odds allowed a small group to make their way down (which eventually became up) out of the planet. . Seeing this animation made me think back all those decades ago.

[@FloatingOnCloudNein]

Wow, I would genuinely love to read this story in detail!!

[@user-so1hm1bg7m]

damn that's some impressive writing, I too had somewhat same ideas just with Europa's (jupiter's moon) ocean where an alien species would try to get out of the thick ice sheet

[@blujazz10000]

Cool story... you should try to publish it !!

[@mindrover777]

​@@user-so1hm1bg7mlike in the movie europa report?

[@EleMexican]

Ya know? I've seen some messed up stuff in my life but these video's are genuinely terrifying. I've always been fascinated with space, planets but these make my skin crawl.

[@mika.exe.]

So I’m not alone? Over the years i’ve seen 10x horryfing stuff but these videos with planets make me terrified! And also this fear i developed like a year ago all of sudden?

[@KS-ly2oy]

I don't want to fall into this planet , it's a disaster!

[@EleMexican]

@@mika.exe. Ontop of my fear of falling these videos just awaken a deep existential dread.

[@TarantuLandoCalcuLingus]

I find it incredibly fascinating!

[@luozvia4032]

I think it evokes a sense of complete loneliness and helplessness. At least it did for me

[@tbecker97204]

These are just fascinating! How long does it take to create each simulation? You must do lots and lots of invaluable research. *Thank you!*

[@dreadknot2238]

I have to say this stimulation is by far way better then going into Starfield planets. Thank you for the expirence what Bethesda Starfield couldn't offer.

[@syzerchas6810]

The cameraman is always underappreciated in videos like this.

[@shiroite_]

This has terrified and excited me like x1000 times more than mostly anything I've watched in my life

[@kristofnagy1373]

If you liked it you might enjoy Outer Wilds of you haven't played it

[@vertraeumtemoewe]

Now in VR? :D

[@MissTia777]

GORGEOUS @ 3:10! Like a concert!

[@Landoboy01]

Thanks for the go pro footage man

[@wolfmarian]

I had nightmares about falling into this massive planet, now i can visualize it, terrifying. Good job!

[@warlordofbritannia]

Ah, so I’m not the only one with that problem

[@onlypurethoughts]

I recently had a dream where i was somehow flying in the space near saturn and jupiter, and one time i dreamed those massive planets were really close to earth so i was sure that it's the end. They are just so massive and majestic bodies that you can't really do anything else but be humble and pay respects 😂

[@DevilMaster]

I dreamed about that too, except that it wasn't a nightmare, but a lucid dream, and it was an absolutely exhilarating experience, like skydiving upped to... no, not to eleven. To over nine thousand!

[@user-zy8cy6hn6o]

2:24 this sequence between the layers of atmosphere really frightens me

[@windwaker4485]

Jupiter is my favorite planet, so this was awesome to see, thank you!

[@keezymann4655]

Watching this while faded gives a whole different immersion.

[@RandyWasJustHere]

I honestly could see this experience happening in VR. It would look so surreal! Or maybe like those VR coaster rides. I would go there.

[@CC-_-Jerry]

What I love about these videos is when I catch my own eyes on screen like I’m in the suit looking through the mask. Very Metroid Prime like.

[@albertwayne2323]

I was watching this video with my wife and she said "what is that? A Metroid Prime video?" xDD The funny thing is I was thinking the same. Sure it has the Samus vibe.

[@RandomPerson0973]

Props to the man who had to do all this to film it

[@_-nl3xw]

Its terrifying to think about if you get in you cant get out

[@thorguff]

I like that you show views of the horizon and looking up. Other videos of this type only focus on looking down.

[@KS-ly2oy]

Remember a blue atmosphere of brown clouds deep inside

[@daveslow84]

I'm glad you put the (simulation) in the title, I first thought someone had done this for real and brought the footage back (cameraman always survives before someone says that's impossible)

[@613harbinger316]

"Heheh...the bartender _always_ survives!" - Cheech

[@VRTIXE]

Corny ass comment.

[@haymush69]

I love these videos that show the scale of the universe. Fills me with questions and wonder like a school child ( im 29)

[@tinytanks]

I like the late-90's PC-game spaceship-viewport UI around the edges lol

[@Sturm1619]

I haven't experienced this terror in years! Inspiring! Thank you so much!

[@stephanos6128]

"it is now completely black... unless" thunderstorm the timing of the thunder and lightning in this video while in completely darkness gave me goosebumps. so cool. if a bit scary to think about. Jupiter the planet has a very appropriate name

[@fractal_gate]

The Universe, viewed from afar, is beautiful. Experienced up close, is terrifying.

[@epochnoir3215]

My heart was racing that whole time

[@davidholaday2817]

Thank you for not lying to us and telling us what’s in the core. Because we actually don’t know what’s in the core.

[@OuterEastLLC]

I was just about to ask that, then I saw your comment. Thanks.

[@The13thRonin]

It's the infinity stones champ.

[@XF7XQuackers]

True, we don't know. I would say he could mention some theories though. Like metallic hydrogen.

[@shahanshahpolonium]

Orange cat kingdom

[@BloodyArchangelus]

The small sun?

[@ArnavKhode]

Props to the cameraman for surviving this fall

[@SolaireIntensifies]

I literally can't watch this. I can watch the scariest movies, the most horrifying games, watch the creepiest underwater abyss stuff. Nope, can't handle this, when it got dark and the lightning came out I just paused. I don't know what it was that scared me so much to have a specific phobia about falling into planets but Outer Wilds got me hard with Giant's Deep and Universe Sandbox hikes my anxiety to 10,000,000%

[@enderethan144]

Picture this an alien invasion movie where the aliens came to Earth from Jupiter. That would be a terrifying alien race in fiction because they’d not only be able to adapt to the never ending storms but the fact there’s no land on Jupiter for them to walk on.

[@venatrix3483]

I really like the sounds when the lightning kicks in.

[@oTamusima]

"after a long time you finally reach the core" ahh i had nostalgia for the "choose your own ending books" from that. great video.. i fell into a different planet first, though i saw this video first because the great red spot is what i think of as i try to read the old testament about a roaming caravan burning salt in a large circle in the desert while looking for a permanent place. i wonder if that permanent place will then become the smaller circle to help start whatever belt and pulley bernoulli's principle is going on to begin with.. these videos seem great; thank you.

[@mattybrunolucaszeneresalas9072]

1:00 it’s also how much light travels in a second. It would also be more like 186,000 miles.

[@brentm8863]

Cool video, and the music was epic!!

[@baxterthedog2349]

Imagine if hell Is a real place and your soul/self Is actually just taken here 3:43 You could fit all the damned souls of humanity from the beginning of our time in that, surely. Just sinking forever in it...And That it's just hidden from us, yet in 'plain sight', also. scary thought, no?

[@nublar3356]

What an absolutely terrifying and spectacular experience. Thank you so much for sharing it!

[@friedpickle8332]

Awesome video! Reminds me of the Saga of the Seven Suns books which features liquid metal aliens living near the cores of gas giants. Great series.

[@alexdelarge2095]

It's amazing that we live in a time where we can build suits that are not just indestructible, but even allow us to see in complete darkness AND record the footage!

[@nathannorthrenia8810]

This is one of those videos where I watch it while I’m on the toilet and the knowledge is useless for me, but I’m so glad I watched anyways. It’s entertaining and well done!

[@Karthik-kt24]

i love how these videos give you info about it too! it adds "gravity" to the whole experience hehe! love it!

[@abdulsabri6551]

Pun intended

[@JLRRyan]

This is terrifying and exhilarating all at the same time. I would LOVE to be the first human to descend into this madness!!

[@TheBoxingEngineer]

I always get like this split second of realization where my Brian understands the size of these planets and it blows your mind for a second so you stop thinking about it automatically

[@DanielVerberne]

02:30 - by this point I think it's definitely worth mentioning the rapid rise of pressure and temperature.

[@enviousgaming3250]

this is pretty freaking cool but i gotta say "Master chief. Mind telling me what you are doing falling into jupiter?" since this HUD almost looks identical to halo 4 visor

[@hollywood0770]

Awesome & scary video(nice soundtrack too), watching at 5am :)

[@Sarah-vo2qu]

I remember reading a short story about kids living on Jupiter once Earth became uninhabitable and one girl bullied into being locked in a closet the one day the sun came out. Looking at that darkness in the video, that is even more messed up to me now than it was back then.

[@invsngaming8350]

Yeah the name of the short story is ‘’All Summers in a Day’’

[@scottjgray83]

Good video man i love these falling into plant vids. Somthing iv alway tryed to picture as a kid, now thanks to people like you we can see it . Got a couple of super nerd thing to point out. I rember one of there planet scientist dudes saying liquid hydrogen layer would be redish and you missed the metallic liquid hydrogen layer. They recon it would look blue, with lots of electrical activity. Its the part responsible for Jupiter's huge magnetic field and i doubt very much a solid rocky core could even exist in that environment. Great work though keep it up.

[@xongi9248]

I like how he clarified that it's a simulation

[@bscutajar]

There is something special about knowing that there is an astronomical thunderstorm that's been going on for millennia even though no conscious being is there to experience it.

[@claybahl5107]

Very cool! It would have been interesting to know some facts about the core, like what it's made of and its circumference.

[@blackpagan100]

How would anyone know that?

[@claybahl5107]

@@blackpagan100I don't know exactly but then again how do we know about the core of any planets? Pioneer 10 studied Jupiter's interior and Galileo (the spacecraft) observed that Jupiter's moon Ganymede has an iron core. I presume they did this by observing radiation and magnetism.

[@barryschwarz]

Excellent idea for a visualisation, excellently rendered.

[@Sam-nb1rm]

Thanks for the video! ❤ It's stunning

[@Stargaze_youtube]

Thank you :)

[@rotmgfan1]

Thanks for giving me anxiety. This reminds me of Outer Wilds. It's a great game to go in blind and play.

[@tyronewinter6188]

Respect to the camera man for sacrificing his life to answer our questions