Future of the Solar System (Universe Sandbox 2)

[@gigabytemon]

7:18 "The last black hole has decayed from Hawking Radiation." > selects the black hole > deletes the black hole

[@SymbiontUVPlays]

adios

[@OfficialNightic]

Ah yes Pu r e L o g i c

[@Pleasereportmyaccountihateit]

Yep

[@varunmanjunath9123]

Same with the iron star... oddly funny but nice video. :P

[@yo97112]

bruh

[@insertcoolnamehere937]

7:18 the last black hole has decayed from Hawking radiation. Black hole proceeds to just instantly disappear.

[@taconguan3813]

Well, it's black and the background is also black so you cant see it, but wait... I'm not talking about the black hole in the vid...

[@insertcoolnamehere937]

@@taconguan3813 oof

[@АртёмЗайчик-д3в]

...but the galaxy in the background is still there :)))))

[@smooblox69420]

Lol

[@subermanification]

AND DONT LOOK AT THE BACKGROUND :)

[@alanmaclaren4118]

“The Milky Way and andromeda will collide” Background wallpaper: *perfectly normal standard style milky way*

[@cycrothelargeplanet]

_L O G I C_

[@IdeiasdoSaulo]

XDDD

[@NaySantos-y2o]

𝘓𝘰𝘨𝘪𝘤𝙡𝙤𝙜𝙞𝙘

[@cycrothelargeplanet]

_L O G I C_

[@OlukoMapping]

Ļ Ō Ğ Ī Ć

[@lozder671]

5:08 water, green forests and polar ice on the earth xD

[@Lincoln_X]

XD

[@emir1105]

xD

[@justsomeguywithablackhat138]

XD ?

[@barely_smart]

U play GD

[@MarkosKapox]

Logicn't

[@CStone-xn4oy]

This was an interesting visualization but I can't justify showing it to my astronomy students because there are too many assumptions and a few inaccuracies in terms of time scales.

[@bradandgensar6658]

Search up (history of the universe) clean version or something like that for something good for your students

[@bradandgensar6658]

I’m not really sure though

[@le0ismyp00kie]

Me realizing mars will only be habitable for a short time: •~•

[@yourlocalpineapple]

Me realising the sun is hot

[@mikecronis]

It cannot. It has no magnetosphere because its core is not liquid so it cannot support an atmosphere because the Sun whisks it off from solar pressure. A 10% brighter Sun would make it even worse. Mars has a 0.06% atmosphere compared to Earth. If the Sun becomes 10% brighter, it would have a 0.008% atmosphere as Earth.

[@yourlocalpineapple]

Mike Cronis did you even watch the video 🙃

[@yourlocalpineapple]

Rafiquil Alam yes

[@yourlocalpineapple]

Rafiquil Alam yes it’s likely Mars was habitable

[@whydoiexisthelp]

"Earth cools down to 540°C (1000°F)" Earth: has water "Earth heats up to roughly 700°C (1300°F)" Earth: has even more water

[@bokkas.is.everything.to.me.]

Universe Sandbox Logic

[@IHaveBeenDoingTaxFraud]

I think theyll fix that soon

[@tommat72]

I think it is gonna be fixed

[@smartalex1697]

That is also my problem because it says the water is plasma but it still appears liquid

[@CompactStar]

Everyone, the sun has too little mass to go to a SUPERnova, nova in this context means a planetary nebula and not a pulse, my bad Anton’s video didn’t clarify it.

[@zanderroullo9297]

Hey moon should be away from earth in 6.3 billion years

[@NoProductionsGD]

@Supernova , BLACK HOLE LOOK BEHIND YOU!!

[@helpmereach50subs240]

Your bad Anton`s video didn't clarify it?

[@flatmarssociety4614]

Correction: Pluto orbit is a bit tilted compared to Neptune orbit, making it impossible for the two objects to collide. Also due to resonance (2/3) each object slows down or speeds up after getting into a certain point of its orbit. So, Pluto and Neptune can't get more than 2.6 billion kilometers closer than each other.

[@Guest-nb4en]

all start could go supernova, except for sun, it can go supernova but sun only nova

[@jahjasiswandi]

In 5:11 You should remove the water. It just looks like you shooting laser at it.

[@laiyemoboys9255]

Yeah

[@mayasummer3329]

Yea u right

[@laiyemoboys9255]

@@deadchannelh ?

[@somerandomguyonyt6475]

@@deadchannelh r/woosh

[@adrianroyal9216]

@@deadchannelh TON

[@daspaceguy4241]

5:35 no, the moon has a prograde orbit so it will escape Earth's Sphere of Influence

[@vesynvyrares]

@@Pleasereportmyaccountihateit no it won't

[@JMVRemixer]

i recommend you to hide the labels and trails to make it look more cinematic. It also might distract the audience's view. to prevent the low frame rate i recommend you to use low time rate simulations and record it and make the video faster on a video editing software.

[@CesareVesdani]

The future of Earth is so interesting. I wish I could fast-forward time to see how the Earth would look in the far future.

[@cybersamurai6549]

Use universe sandbox 2

[@francisros9115]

Only do it in universe sandbox 2

[@cybersamurai6549]

@@francisros9115 fuck you Roa

[@TamoshiteArchie]

Broken rocks volcanos erupting flames no h20

[@IHaveBeenDoingTaxFraud]

And also be able to go back in time You dont want to get stuck in that timeline Humans will look different and speak different

[@jahjasiswandi]

6:50 Make the Mars exactly collide with it.

[@JMVRemixer]

that happens when there's a low frame rate in the game. or the time rate is really fast

[@Igneous.lazuki]

@Mars the Red Planet poor mars lol

[@jahjasiswandi]

4:26 If you want it to makes look like the sun Yellow-Red, just change the temperature to 1250-3400 C.

[@braidenno1010]

10^10^10^10^10^10^10^100 years from now The universe might stop big banging

[@pangeaplay8938]

So even God take a Break...

[@whydoiexisthelp]

♾^♾^♾ years from now nothingness is not here

[@whydoiexisthelp]

and the god will not exist anymore

[@whydoiexisthelp]

♾^♾^♾^♾^♾ years from now everything does not exist only the god and other universes exist

[@DerpyNub]

Ok mr god stopped banging ms god

[@100T_EAS]

fun fact: there might have been many previous universes from trillions of years ago and we never knew about because of the previous universes decaying so basically everything in the universe and its previous universes is basically a cycle that happens every 10>10>10>56-10>10>10>90 years and thee current universe will be one of the previous universes because there is 5 universes known to exist which includes our current universe and the other 4 are named megaverse, multiverse, tropoverse and limiverse

[@SBSWYWYTB]

Explain and tell me more about these universes and try to prove

[@100T_EAS]

@@SBSWYWYTB well in these universes, the laws of physics might work differently then in this universe. but it unknown whether they have life or not because we have not exited the universe before. and it would be impossible to do so because the universe expands faster than the speed of light. so yeah thats all the info i know.

[@Vicioussnakeboy]

Me realising the ice age isn't in my life time: DAMN IT

[@sfsspacecenter5892]

Yes

[@coco_sloth]

*We are in an Ice Age period now, but it has not happened due to:* - The Gulf stream is blocked by Central America which forces tropical water to the Alantic Ocean and Europe. - Increase of the Human Population from growing agriculture and the use of fossil fuels. It also depends on the Earth's orbit as it changes distance from the sun to be an Ellipse (which is the current orbit on Earth now going around the Sun) or a Circular orbit. Also, the Earth's tilt can change too with the orbit. This can Span from 10,000 to 100,000 years. From Scientific samples from the Ice in Antartica, We know this happens as their is trapped gasses of air in the Ice way before Humans ever existed possibly when the Dinosours were around as it has been matched to other fossils in the fossil record and data. It's very interesting and their is a video somewhere on KZbin that goes into a bit more depth in this topic.

[@Vicioussnakeboy]

@@coco_sloth Now that I think about it, if we never used fossil fuels and the population grew slower, we would probably have been in an ice age already That's scary

[@coco_sloth]

@@Vicioussnakeboy It would be a bit more colder but not to cold to completely cover the whole Northern Hemisphere. We still get that tropical water in the Atlantic Ocean

[@catguy31]

3:53 earth looks depressed D:

[@deadchannelh]

God yeah

[@topcraft2844]

Actually it's kinda lit

[@justsomeguywithablackhat138]

F for earth

[@budiharsono516]

7897 MYFN: Mercury is destroyed by sun 7,9 BYFN: Sun is only 11 times bigger than now 7999 MYFN: Sun is second red giant 7999,7 MYFN: Venus is destroyed by Sun 8 BYFN: Sun is end red giant and come into white dwarf

[@budiharsono516]

MYFN= Milion years from now BYFN= Bilion years from now

[@budiharsono516]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/eYuvqadphs2dh7s

[@budiharsono516]

This video from MrPlasma

[@Arranus]

is it alright if I use some of this infomation for one of my videos?

[@galaxyplayz2328]

7:55 new universe formed with big bang and a new solar system

[@ameliawarfield5637]

That was a very informative video about the Solar System.

[@YayerSlayer2012]

5:06 so if earth is hot it gets habitable.

[@Mars-sn1yt]

Hello Thanks For You Inviding Me On Video

[@Nikioko]

0:20: This will never happen since the orbits DON'T intersect. They are skew lines. And even if they did, the planets are synced in a 3:2 ratio.

[@lucasb8520]

Pluto's orbit goes inside of Neptune's orbit every 20 years.

[@normamcmillian2120]

@@lucasb8520 if Pluto’s orbital period was 20 years then it would be in between Jupiter and Saturn and not (mostly) beyond Neptune, Pluto orbits every 248 years and 228 of those are beyond Neptune, 20 years of its orbit are inside Neptune’s orbit, so it is not every 20 years but every 228-248 years

[@lucasb8520]

@@normamcmillian2120 thats what I meant

[@joelsantiago3509]

Neptune said screw this I'm out of here

[@DCvsDJ]

Fuck this shit im out

[@emperorpierogi9772]

It definetly takes much, much, much longer for the last black hole to evaporate away.

[@raumaanking]

Pluto and Neptune will never collide

[@shortsguy1]

and once its a white dwarf i cant go back to being a red giant

[@theonewithdifferentfeature6712]

5:10 the earth cools down to 1000 degrees Farenhite. Me: last time i checked water boiled about 850 degrees less Mercury: Am I a joke to you

[@endangeredpuff-shroom6191]

Venus is hotter

[@CompactStar]

It is the US2 freeze glitch

[@souls_44]

yo u forgot something: When the humans become the most powerful civilization and go to another universe when the solar system collapses

[@nullozmko9397]

I need you to make a part 2.

[@CompactStar]

I can't, if you're talking about beyond the universe rebirth... We don't know what happens then

[@CompactStar]

Even if it a speculation

[@nullozmko9397]

@@CompactStar just keep going further

[@elisei4ik]

7:25 Nirvana: Only Elementary particles remaining The background: Our galaxy

[@CompactStar]

EliSei4ik Its US2 default background

[@elisei4ik]

I know & you can't change it. It's just funny.

[@OlukoMapping]

*Ļ Ō Ğ Ī Ć*

[@moima5232]

Why are we watching this, we are not gonna be alive at that time

[@josephlatourette8329]

Why did Earth's moon collide with it when the moon is getting further away from the Earth

[@galaxyplayz2328]

idk

[@archanakumar2407]

2:28 mars you are truly my favourite

[@JMVRemixer]

may 2020 be like: edit: unfunny comment

[@quick_light]

but the virus canceled the collision of the galaxies because of social distancing

[@rioritariorita]

@@quick_light not true its something impossible

[@JupiterVortex]

@@rioritariorita Wooooosh

[@Vicioussnakeboy]

@@rioritariorita r/woooosh

[@justsomeguywithablackhat138]

rioritariorita im sorry i have to do it r/wooooosh

[@XLexpressGamer]

7:22 Milky Way: am i joke to you?

[@OlukoMapping]

*Ļ Ō Ğ Ī Ć*

[@ItzEJ13]

Selects iron star* Deletes iron star* ADIOS

[@LithuanianMaps62]

the nearest neutron star is over 20-50 ly away and neptune and pluto have no chances as colliding unless jupiters gravity does things again

[@SC0RPlO]

Humans when Mars is destroyed: Aw sh*t here we go again

[@monke1001]

Lol

[@galaxyplayz2328]

they ded

[@subermanification]

*ignores the background*: me: yeah try

[@autumntheperuvianfansaveuk7136]

1:34 You Almost Forgot Pangea Proxima.

[@ajones1486]

The moon will never collide with Earth. It's getting farhter and farther away.

[@bruhman2414]

The sun won't live for 50 billion years you are stupid

[@NiLL681]

Roblox gamer ur right

[@bruhman2414]

Sun only has 5 billion years left before it collapse in it self and then is a white dwaf

[@ehkpnwvthuvibaoibx]

@@onorebakasama what kind of crazy stuff?

[@whydoiexisthelp]

CrazyVater12 // Jawad Mapping YAY! WE WILL REBIRTH

[@ВладимирИванов-ь5ч5о]

5:38 5:51 earth and the solar system 10 billion years later

[@VectorJW9260]

0:25 Pluto will not collide with Neptune due to the orbital resonance. 0:39 If there was a neutron star this close to us, we would know about it. 2:11 Earth's climate collapse happens in stages, and a lot of climate models use a faulty model of the habitable zone as being 0.95 AU outwards, when it is more correctly 0.7 AU outwards. (Note that Venus entered a runaway greenhouse state in the last 600 million years.) 2:18 47C isn't scorching. Not for a planet, anyways. That implies a high temeprature of about 70C, which still supports life. 2:46 That isn't how close encounters with stars work. 2:54 Or at least, you say it's too hot. But if we look at the planet here, there's still plenty of liquid water all across its surface, which means it still should support life (if the lack of magnetic field is accounted for). 3:39 That happens at 7.5 billion years, not 5 billion. 4:15 Common misconception! Titan would only be habitable in the short stable intermediary red giant phase, not the red giant phase being described. This phase would put Orcus in the habitable zone. 5:03 No, Earth is destroyed by the second red giant phase. 5:21 "Nova" refers to white dwarf gravitational interactions with close companions, the correct term is planetary nebula. 5:39 Not what the moon does. Nope! The moon continues to drift outwards, eventually tidally locking the Earth to itself. 5:52 This doesn't happen immediately after the Sun becomes a white dwarf, it takes many billions or trillions of years to occur. 6:08 No it isn't, the Sun is a white dwarf.

[@suryagowda2426]

Thanks for the vid bro

[@haydengray835]

Great video

[@jaylansy]

5:04 what is this water came back to earth i thought it all evaporated xD

[@nordicpawsproductions465]

It's just the way this game works. I'm not sure if the dev's factored in the changing of planetary geography.

[@Nottsboy24]

Hello 🙌 thought you might like to see this ☺ here are some of my captures using the Celestron Nexstar Evolution 9.25" planet Mercury kzbin.info/www/bejne/nF7Vg6SlmbJ2sJI planet Venus kzbin.info/www/bejne/eoSTfJeEq7uiZ6c planet Jupiter kzbin.info/www/bejne/q162paigf8-IbdU enjoy 👓🎓🔭🔬

[@windowsforworkgroups9595]

Um graystillplays does It

[@astroevada]

Basically the new update fucked the way temperature works

[@thatgamer6851]

You can get rid of water just turn it down to 0. He just forgot to.

[@Christian-xg9vk]

Why is there so many little kids in the comment section

[@galaxyvibes9524]

*Saturn’s rings get pulled into Saturn.* Game: *An asteroid is destroying Saturn’s rings.* Also, I’m not sending hate, it’s maybe just logic :)

[@GeneralMerc]

0:25 Pluto: "No fucking way. I'm gonna dieee. Hope the guys and other minor planets will remember me :_0" 0:26 Neptune: "Oh, woah. What the hell was that? Must be those damn meteorites. I better spray some Raid Max Anti-meteorite. Come to think about it, I haven't seen Pluto for a while. He must be doing small planet stuff"

[@anotheryoutuber2819]

1:22 looks like the day after tomorrow

[@cesarpro2363]

Yeah

[@OlukoMapping]

lol

[@sythem]

sun: let's play with the planets' temperature shall we?

[@cupidknives]

Sun first be burning them and eating them just for sun growing up to die after 10 billion years leaving them cold after

[@joselissan1008]

which version of universe sandbox 2 is this?

[@BlakeTDT]

Just wanna say the Suns mass isn’t enough to make a nova it just turns into a dwarf at least I think is correct

[@sam7bam]

It will shed the outer layers as a planetary nebula. Perhaps you are thinking super nova, which you are correct as our sun does not have the mass needed for that event to occur.

[@AquaranSocialistRepublic]

Some of the info isn't right. Here's a list of corrections for you to look at 1.5 billion years from now: Mars gets warm enough for water at its equator 2.3 billion years from now: Earth's magnetic field shuts down due to the solidification of its core. 3.3 billion years from now: Earth becomes a second Venus as a runaway greenhouse effect starts. 6 billion years from now: The Sun becomes a subgiant star. 7.2 billion years from now: Venus is stripped of its atmosphere as the solar winds become extremely strong. 7.3 billion years from now: Earth's greenhouse atmosphere is blasted away by the extremely fierce solar winds. 7.8 billion years from now: The Sun begins to expand. However, it loses mass in the process, causing the planets' orbits to expand. 7.86 billion years from now: Mercury is engulfed by the red giant Sun. 7.9 billion years from now: The Sun undergoes a helium flash. There's a 20% chance Venus would have been dragged into the Sun by this point. 7.93 billion years from now: The Sun becomes an AGB, and begins to expand again. 8 billion years from now: The Sun becomes a white dwarf. There's a 90% chance Venus would have been dragged into the Sun by this point. 10 trillion years from now: An encounter with a stellar remnant would have ejected Planet Nine from the Solar System. 50 trillion years from now: Another encounter with a stellar remnant would have ejected Neptune and any remaining TNOs from the Solar System. 100 trillion years from now: Another stellar remnant encounter ejects Uranus from the Solar System. 10 quadrillion years from now: Saturn either is ejected by a stellar remnant encounter or decomposes due to proton decay. 50 quadrillion years from now: Jupiter either is ejected by a stellar remnant encounter or decomposes due to proton decay. 100 quadrillion years from now: Earth and Mars fall into the black dwarf Sun due to gravitational radiation making the planets' orbits decay. 10 tredecillion (10^43) years from now: The Sun is either shredded by a black hole or decays. The ejected planets suffer the same fate

[@neosovereign1]

Earth has been heated to 1100 C (2000F)

[@mirandamusprime]

1:31 Saturn: Noo, my rings! 5:51 Neptune: Bye.

[@reeceshugrue6167]

Uhm what? The moon is not going to collide with Earth, it's going to leave it's influence.

[@ultralaggerREV1]

5:38 a correction. Earth’s Moon will never collide on Earth but it was proven that the Moon will be ejected from Earth’s orbit

[@afcsporks]

That is wrong

[@cashcalleeuw8066]

Yea it's wrong

[@saturnball_cz]

@@cashcalleeuw8066 bruh that is a real fact

[@Funnynick]

Not ejected just a bigger orbit

[@imdead7489]

@@afcsporks its not wrong, if Moon is leaving 4cm per year, why should it ever collide? It will leave earth's orbit around 50b years.

[@Fatih_editz-u7t]

7:50 A BIG BANG!!!!!

[@missyymango]

I didn't know my phone can go to the future

[@faranarfi2003]

video: *Serious topic about the future of our solar system* *people in the comments section* *Haha solar system go brrrrr*

[@vaisoni4315]

We gonna be dead are kids are gonna be dead their kids are gonna be dead before that happens so what do we have to worry about

[@creeper_1906]

*haha solar system go brrrrr*

[@ASTR000OXXX]

Sun: *gets brighter* Mars: im liveable! Sun:you really thought

[@EndreaiYT]

Context: the Mediterranean Sea closes due to Africa colliding with Europe, connecting Eurasia and Africa under 1 continent, also in 600 million years plate tectonics will have completely stopped.

[@DOMICH59]

Neptune and Pluto are on different orbital planes. They are not colliding.

[@hafsalahsenelbakkouri5274]

Well done !

[@raigab23playz60]

“Pluto collides with neptune” Pluto supporters: we have lost the war 50.000 debri spew into the solar system.. put up your white flags we lost.

[@GamerRobYT]

6:24 all Galaxies in our galaxy will collide? Edit: Oh never mind I didnt read the whole thing

[@bbc5044]

all galaxies in our solar system will collide with supernova explode earth

[@GamerRobYT]

@@bbc5044 all Galaxies in our planet will collide

[@DanAtuch_Archives]

So did I

[@alanmaclaren4118]

All galaxies in my city will collide

[@bbc5044]

@@GamerRobYT the man will collide with the lego city rivaer

[@playerno.1575]

I played that game it was fun

[@bbc5044]

what if when we die we go into spectator mode? then we can see every new event but not die from it :D

[@whydoiexisthelp]

we would be in heaven

[@akjuxyz]

6:41 best music

[@hyperjanny1510]

6:06 lack of luminosity: let me introduce myself

[@Yes-i-card]

Me when the average temperature is 117°F: this is nice weather

[@Yes-i-card]

You might think I live in Florida but even hotter: *ARIZONA*

[@shortsguy1]

the sun cant go into a nova, its too small

[@cadeor6454]

it cant go SUPERnova (pulse) but it can go nova (planetary nebula)

[@DorkEntertainment867]

Not a second big bang, more like a fifth big bang

[@Yes-i-card]

The first errors I could find are that 1. The earth’s average temperature is currently below 43° F due to the large area above and below the equator and 2. Neptune will not collide with Pluto because of a dramatic tilt whenever Pluto is inside Neptune’s orbit.

[@davidn4956]

No way, Pluto's only got 70,000 years left? That's basically nothing.

[@CasualCatOfficial]

6 year old me thinking Mars or Jupiter would still be a good home after the sun enlarges

[@adreq3.05]

The bigger universe will swallow our smaller universe.

[@OfficialNightic]

Neutron star has left the game.

[@RockinLoud360]

Fact check: Pluto will NOT collide with Neptune

[@shortsguy1]

if earth is going to die, this is where we are going. Mars, Titan, Mars again

[@peter-w]

Or maybe leave the solar system

[@facundozalazar4405]

Pluto wont crash to neptune, they are in orbital resonance and their orbits are stable, a neutron star wont crash

[@flaming7220]

This is wrong, as the Sun is a Red Giant it engulfs Earth and Mars gets hotter but Mars stays.

[@furioslolzlegendz966]

6:23 All Galaxies In Our Galaxy? That's Like Asking What's The Largest Planet On Earth

[@greentoad-g8k]

All galaxies in our galaxy cluster

[@anotheryoutuber2819]

Galaxy cluster actually

[@connorr_7545]

Then Earth is a Solar System

[@TheSpaceEngineer]

hello fellow imovie user also if you ever remake this turn the ‘trails’ function off (T key on keyboard)

[@LZ4_Gaming]

We would terraform mars by 2060s or 2500s

[@CompactStar]

2060 there might be outposts, but terraforming will be in centuries

[@InsanityMaker]

Nice

[@thepaperempire7954]

I realised that "Mars" can be a common way to be sentenced to death in the future.

[@GabeTStarman]

0:20 Pluto and Neptune will never collide because they are in a gravitational orbital resonance.

[@franceball4584]

yeah

[@shadowrealmgamestcg9976]

THAT IS ONE SAVAGE NEUTRON STAR

[@OfficialNightic]

Not tryna hate but will the if the world is a simulation wouldn't we be laggin 30 fps? Because of the planets stars black holes etc but you are simulating this so? Edit:this is better then my school is

[@ITT59Gamer]

nice video but u forgot to make the sun a black dwarf

[@JoetadXD]

earth is now 700°c hot still has water

[@D_Socha]

6:07 really? Mars habitable with a temperature probably close to absolute zero?

[@danielogipl7051]

lol

[@xenithmusic3029]

He forgot to add an atmosphere. By then mars would have gains a moderate amount of greenhouse gasses, allowing the temperature to rise to about a few celsius

[@D_Socha]

@@xenithmusic3029 How do you drastically increase the temperature of a planet after 90 billion years without sunlight? There wouldn't be any atmosphere at 2-5 Kelvin. All the planets will be frozen rock solid a few hundred years after the Sun turns into a white dwarf, don't see how Mars could be an exception.

[@Nottsboy24]

Dolar....just to remind you that life on Earth exist in all temperatures! Artic people in Canada, Greenland, Iceland, Siberia in Russia and Scandinavia live at temperatures, -27 to -75. Places like Chile, people live at high altitudes where oxygen is very thin, these types of people breath more nitrogen. I teach Astronomy so understanding science is essential 🔭

[@D_Socha]

@@Nottsboy24 These temperatures are nowhere near absolute zero (-273°C) though, which is the temperature all of the planets will be approaching billions of years after their stars "die" . And obviously there'll be a complete lack of an atmosphere. Not at all comparable to present-day Earth.

[@gamer-dj9zz]

Good example ofof the universe is never ending♾

[@413TECH]

Loved it

[@yenluu2523]

Shouldn’t Mercury and Venus be gone?

[@h1048ven]

and Earth to