If the Planets Replaced Our Moon

Here's what it might look like if some of the solar system's planets were the same distance from us as the Moon.
Note that if any of this were to happen in real life, it would probably be apocalyptic.
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[@angako]

If the moon replaced our moon

[@falcongamer5867]

JustWolf_TV I think the more important question is: what if -planet Earth replaced our moon?-

[@dianaheredia2096]

That makes no sents

[@atomicmatter8870]

JustWolf_TV *_Moon in Moon..._* *_MOONCEPTION._*

[@angako]

Atomic Matter a genius

[@alfredlabeja9335]

😂😂😂😂

[@Zynx69]

0:29 People on Earth: oh look! Earth's out tonight! People on Earth: I wonder what the people on Earth are thinking of Earth People on Earth: damn Earth looks pretty People on Earth: I can't wait to see Earth when the Earthal eclipse happens! People on Earth: man it's going to be so dark here when we get into the shadow of Earth. That's how mafia works

[@blayeg8716]

lol thats so damn confusing

[@nooby7881]

Blayeg your profile pic is so damn confusing

[@sanghivigunputh9806]

in fact I was getting confused because we are already in the earth and therefore it will be easy for people to be confused and bewildered XD

[@aurapixelz]

Yes

[@EceAvc..]

I read this comment with my last 1 braincell

[@equlex4354]

0:27 finally someone that put earth

[@wiwinwidyawati9325]

0:29 Earth as seen from Earth

[@amirulkhan1069]

..???

[@DaveLight395]

XD

[@werachaitamfom9365]

What is this

[@melissaa.7705]

Mmm?

[@sednique009]

Melissa Lunita MMMMMMMMMM?

[@riisikakku337]

If Earth replaced Earth's moon *Wait, that's illegal*

[@gd_hunterx2528]

Earth being Earth's moon More Earth like planets plz

[@ProfShikari]

Imagine waking up to Jupiter or Saturn in the morning, that would be awesome

[@lupinsvinyl]

That would be *terrifying*

[@analien5251]

@@lupinsvinyl awesome

[@goodnight2931]

I think seeing an Earth would also be awesome

[@_gillbates]

I know right? 👁👄👁

[@Moon_.CureHappy]

I think earth is our beautiful home!

[@azeofficial3254]

0:54 looks like a StarWars movie

[@obsidianspade]

XD

[@standupyak]

Hello there

[@justarandomfurbywithakitch903]

@@standupyak *General Kenobi....you are a bold one....*

[@IncarnationOfNeutrality]

That's my hometown lol

[@nikofrey4107]

Thats really jupiter

[@atomicmatter8870]

*_If other stars replaced out Sun ?_*

[@restoretheempire3866]

Atomic Matter that would have been awesome

[@kingkop38]

Atomic Matter it cant be its a ⭐️ star

[@kingkop38]

Plus life wooden to live due to its on the too hot zone and we can see the sun 🌞 and pretend it’s a moon and 💧 water would boil

[@_level100cloroxbleach_7]

Atomic Matter What If The UY Scuti Star Replaced The Sun?

[@atomicmatter8870]

Clorox Bleach *_It will reach Jupiter._*

[@AlexEvett55]

Due to popular demand, I've decided to start a discord server. Link here! discord.gg/BEESyWs

[@philipps1158]

Interesting point of view. great Video :)

[@aayushkarn6198]

An absolutely amazing timing! You have changed lives now!

[@MikeeCZ]

Only just discovered this channel and in love with it already, please keep it up forever

[@bryanrodriguez2577]

Dude I love your channel!

[@UpcycleElectronics]

Again with all planets please 1.) Mercury 2.) Venus 3.) Earth 4.) Mars 5.) Ceres 6.) Jupiter 7.) Saturn 8.) Neptune 9.) Uranus 10.) Pluto 11.) Eris 12.) Makemake 13.) Haumea 14.) Sedna 15.) 2002 MS4 16.) 2007 OR10 17.) Quaoar 18.) Salacia 19.) Orcus

[@MochYee]

Ooooh including the dwarf planets and dwarf planet candidates! Although, to be honest, I think they might be a bit unimpressive (except maybe Pluto because of its unique appearance) because they're all smaller than the Moon.

[@UpcycleElectronics]

Yee Tee I think they are extremely interesting, and will reveal lots of information about how little we know about space, our solar system, and astronomy in general. We infer and assume the majority of what we know about astronomy through distant observation and simulations where we input our limited understanding and theories as the absolute factors of calculation. We do the best we can with the tools we have. In the end to assume is to make an Ass-U-Me. I don't think it's wise to pretend to have a complete understanding of an object until we've thoroughly explored it. We don't have the resources to explore all of our recently discovered planets at this point in our civilization, but I think it is foolish to discard things we don't know as meaningless instead of remaining open and optimistic. I also reject the idea of defining planetary bodies by subjective external factors. I doubt you would reject calling a little person, none human because you think they are a dwarf. I don't call a car a bicycle because it is in a bike lane. Planets orbit a star or star system, are kinda round, and are large enough to create differentiation through gravitational separation. Differentiation means the planet also had or still has active geology. The threshold for fairly uniform differentiation appears to be objects around 900km in diameter. Defining object relative to other objects is foolish as well. My gram of gold is no less valuable because it is next to a Kilogram of lead. The marginalization of so many remarkable planetary discoveries in modern times is an absolute disgrace of the scientific community in this golden age of astronomy. Instead of the discoveries drawing in the interests of the public at large, these great discoveries go largely unrecognized. It may take a few hundred years for that perspective to readjust, but eventually the realization will set in that these things only happen once in all of history. These objects will then be explored in depth, and everyone related to this planetary definition blunder will be remembered as fools because of their bias and lack of foresight. -Jake

[@MochYee]

Upcycle Electronics Oh, sorry, I made it sound like I consider those objects as non-planets, didn't I? I actually believe that they're planets too, just maybe in a third category (keyword *maybe*), since people like to categorize everything. -_- I didn't mean to stir up any disagreement, sorry! > When I said that they might look unimpressive, I didn't mean that the objects were unimpressive themselves. Quite the opposite, actually.

[@failandia]

this video would have been way less impressive with dwarf smaler than the moon we already have.

[@UpcycleElectronics]

Nomriel Would you say there's no difference between black and white versus color media? What about two binary moons orbiting an external barycenter, or a moon spinning so fast it has turned into something reminiscent of an American football... yeah your right a few rings and some strippes on two gas giants is all they hype I can handle.

[@dasroteeichhornchen411]

Very, very impressive! Good idea.

[@stormaurora5536]

Incredible simulation! I so wish that Jupiter and or Saturn were actually that close. So beautiful 😃 Thanks so much.

[@Kazz1187]

I thought it would be a discussion about the probably implications of each planet being as close as the moon, but this is cool too!

[@marsiamtryard5773]

This is awesome !!

[@marsmartis2697]

I'm terrified but I can't stop watching

[@IncarnationOfNeutrality]

I just appreciate the fact that for Mars, Jupiter and Saturn they used the view of the top of Mount Royal in Montreal, that's my home town

[@cxssxn129]

I like ur Vids, subbed!

[@berblxcol4305]

Earth to Similar Earth... Weird!

[@xsync3d]

Amazing.

[@antoniszulc1593]

you are making amazing videos

[@kapilcasm500]

Which music you use in this video

[@tbhidk9521]

Great video !!!

[@musicbymrdj6795]

This is cool!!!ilove your video's

[@silentvoices3133]

I thought this was a video explaining the side affects of it, such as bigger waves ect.

[@us3rinact1ve]

We are on Earth, and hey, I see Earth in the sky!

[@josephclegg3562]

Earth is reflecting itself.

[@fredericpare1481]

Nice views of Montreal for Mars, Jupiter and Saturn!

could be awesome watch saturn or jupiter here cool video :3

[@dantaylor7344]

Nighttime views would have been stunning!

[@richal4596]

That freaked me out.

[@crossingn6451]

this would be amazing. when season 6 of the 100 came out they had gone to a new planet and the moons looked closed af to the planet. ive been daydreaming of a place like that since.

[@King_Jockey]

It would actually be a pretty view despite whatever destruction it gives in the process

[@gramgram1349]

*mind explodes*

[@williammellquist8830]

I can’t imagine!

[@BigSunday512]

i love the gas giants! makes it seem like we're on a colony orbiting them.

[@loweloking88]

Domingo Rodriguez or we are their moon

[@cryptid-artha]

I love the music in this video, what song is it?

[@joostnusselder2577]

You forgot Pluto :)

[@hutch2811]

Joost Nusselder not a planet

[@UpcycleElectronics]

Dwarfs aren't people either Don't buy into the BS. Planets are defined by differentiation through gravitational separation. Your car is no less a car because it is next to a bicycle. A star is no less a star because of how many planets it has. Only imbeciles define objects by subjective external factors. The IAU can jump off that bridge. Anyone with intellect thinks for themselves. Words are always defined democratically through common use. The only thing accomplished by the biggest scientific blunder of the early 21st century is causing the public to ignore the golden age of astronomy we currently live in. More planets have been discovered in the last few decades than people are told exist. That's pathetic. There are around 19 planets. Take your shoes off if counting gets too hard. *Welcome to the future:* 1.) Mercury 2.) Venus 3.) Earth 4.) Mars 5.) Ceres 6.) Jupiter 7.) Saturn 8.) Neptune 9.) Uranus 10.) Pluto 11.) Eris 12.) Makemake 13.) Haumea 14.) Sedna 15.) 2002 MS4 16.) 2007 OR10 17.) Quaoar 18.) Salacia 19.) Orcus

[@banyu3833]

its still a planet even if its a dwarf one

[@rykermoorcroft4474]

It is known as a dwarf planet as it has not cleared it's orbit. This means that there are multiple other bodies in its neighbourhood. That is why it is labelled a dwarf planet not because of its size. (The edit was because of a grammatical error.)

[@UpcycleElectronics]

Ryker Moorcroft Little people everywhere are coming to get you because, through inference you implied they are not people. I suppose you call your car a bicycle if one is parked nearby as well? Have we determined the number of planets needed in order to call those nuclear fusion things stars? "Cleared orbit" is a joke. No one defines any objects anywhere by subjective external factors. This will go down in history as one of the biggest mistakes of the modern era. It is absolutely inevitable. This "cleared orbit" is related to small thinking. "Planet" must encompass all planets by the time we begin to travel outside of our solar system at the latest. In reality it will happen sooner because of the exponential growth of planetary studies that is about to happen after the next generation of telescopes reveal tens of thousands of new planetary discoveries. The current definition will appear infantile and wholely inadequate soon. The entire basis of reasoning on the subject is isolated to observable phenomenon within our solar system. Our entire solar system is completely insignificant in the scale of objects encompassed by the word "planet." Saying any object large enough to experience active geology through mass redistribution due it's mass and gravity "isn't a planet" is foolish. You have no ability to exclude something scientifically from any observation until you have a complete understanding of all potential variables with a large repeatable dataset. If I understand this right, you want to assume you have a large enough dataset on planetary bodies with a single observed location that has several unanswered data points? You believe your data is so complete you can effectively start excluding information? That doesn't sound like science to me. It sounds like stupid people that like to display unreasonable bias. The only reason I see for the entire "definition" debacle was political grandstanding and pop culture recognition for a few people that were involved. This is especially the case because it happened just before a large scale media campaign to support awareness for the very object the debacle went out of it's way to exclude. Anyone that saw the images of Pluto and thought "not a planet" is an imbecil. If your standing on the surface of an object that orbits the sun, has a flat apparent horizon, and an eruption is occuring on an enormous mountainous volcano right beside you, but you say "nope..not a planet" because of some subjective reasons that are hundreds of thousands of miles away, I'm going to laugh at you. I see absolutely no scientific methodology or intuitive intellectual reasons for such an effort. In fact, it appears quite the opposite. I've heard plenty of emotional excuses like school kids can't remember how many fingers they have and other unscientific nonsense like this. I have yet to hear anyone that can articulate a scientific reason for the exclusion of these planetary discoveries. How do you believe this can expand, or improve the studying of planetary science? Does this cause more people to take an interest in further scientific research and discoveries in new and unexplored areas of scientific research? Does this help us better expand our current understanding? As I see it, this is a pointless emotional distraction that is completely lacking scientific evidence or qualification. I believe those involved will go down in history with this mistake being the only thing of note on the record of their scientific existence...sad really

[@SC0RPlO]

This is what I hear sometimes while watching GrayStillPlays videos

[@Atte789]

Atleast that would look cool

[@astradiayt]

Harry Evett What Program do you use to make These Kinds Of Videos and Comparison Videos? (i'm interested)

[@yuintoYT]

please could you make a tutorial on how you make these

[@legob1230]

Wow good editing or... maybe sightings of those planets? / ○ \

[@MysteryCarlos]

I heard this music before but i don't remember the name. By the way nice video!

[@cosmosman7156]

Oh WOW this is scary and amazing in the same time ! Saturn still my FAVOURITE(1:14)and seen from the Mont-Royal in Montreal where I live is my dream coming true :)))

[@SalaB-Rock]

Muy, pero muy bueno.

[@tbhidk9521]

Earth can’t be our moon bc we are living on earth the Holocene still hasn’t ended which is good I don’t wanna die

[@Sposep]

These videos are so incredibly stunning, you probably are the best youtubechannel at this topic

[@radthebox]

here's a question: would people be calm when seeing such of a sight?

[@Notanahaha]

Idk why but if Jupiter or Saturn replaced our moon I would be freaking out it’s too big 🥲

[@Tuffbugg]

good video, but I wish someone would do the same thing but at night!

[@vtron9832]

What if the Nearest star was replaced by other stars like Betlegeuse, or eta Carina's, or UY Scuti, or even nebulas. Do a video on that

[@marsmartis2697]

1:31 *remembers the show must go on by 2 chellos videoclip*

[@Javelinfanatic]

Hi my friend! Can I post this on my IG with credit ?

[@tch7416]

Nobody: Jupiter and Saturn: got games on your phone?

[@kingjellyjar7446]

0:54 that moon on the far right could be an amusement park

[@smashingkeyboarddjdjndisnn1013]

0:40 i was focusing at the dying city than the mars

[@IncarnationOfNeutrality]

That's Montreal, normally a pretty nice looking city but they caught it from a terrible angle and lighting there

[@bffs6940]

If are moon was replaced with Jupiter we would die of the radiation on Jupiter

[@nikofrey4107]

if thicc planets replaced our moon 1. jupiter 2. saturn

[@thomie9615]

Mercury: hi Venus: hi Uranus: hi Jupiter: *WASSUP BOIIIII*

[@alexclarke207]

can you do this with exoplanets?

[@dragon_2cu]

I never got a notification for this video... I only heard about it from your Instagram

[@AlexEvett55]

I've started a discord too so more people can be notified when I upload. The link for it is in the description

[@jamesthomson129]

Fantastishe

[@atzefatze]

I like Uranus version most. :)

[@westydoodle]

are those videos from Montreal?

[@perrytheparrot5986]

Earth: *replaces our moon* Humans: wait, what planet are we in if earth is there?

[@chwissy4429]

0:55 i want to see that so we don't get hit by astrioieds!

[@ijoinedthedarkside333]

if jupiter would be the moon, we would all die

[@ihibernatetoo]

Saturn looks epic

[@sayanorasonic]

Would we be able to see stars at night time if say jupiter replaced our moon? Probably not because jupiter would be bright but i could be wrong

[@oner3310]

0:32 eart has a earth XD

[@veot.2869]

Those last four were bombs!!! They were wonderful!!! I wished I could have seen them (the last four at least) through a glass mall setting with people walking around and enjoying the view!!!! Now, how about galaxies or nebulas like this!!!

[@arifinbali3757]

If stars replace our sun. That would be awesome

[@Brian_DePalma]

Music?

[@OrangegameYT]

Once i was dreaming that all planets are extremely close to the earth and they were able to be seen with bare eye.

[@ViaraMcKenley]

Two Earths...? *Illuminatti confirmed*

[@Soyiyaki]

WOW!?

[@darkgaming1149]

Earth seen from earth? Impossible!!

[@jdoteasy]

earth is legit beautiful af

[@ctk1577]

what's the music, btw how did you overlay the planets like that?

[@AlexEvett55]

I used the blender compositor to put the planets on the videos, and blurred ellipse masks to look as though the atmosphere was affecting them

[@ctk1577]

Harry Evett oh thanks 🙏 btw what was the song?

[@Tacsmoker]

kan izi Burak Şentürk

[@rossiered7335]

plus that's just clouds showing the form OF the planet. Technically, if the planet is really far away, then u won't naturally see it. If the planet's close, then you will see the vision of the cloud of the planet.

[@jxckalito]

If I looked outside and saw Jupiter just staring at me I'd be fucking terrified

[@rifuki9940]

please make a video "what if blackhole replace our sun"

[@Nickyedwards1]

we can see each other! earth and earth

[@benny6487]

If Earth was Earth’s moon, we’d all be confused

[@squirtlydude1101]

Why are these videos so creepy and scary at the same time ?

[@strategicthinker8899]

The Saturn one was scary.

[@OTAKU-743_]

I remember all planets name by looking this videos 5 - 6 times.😁😁

[@thatonelonelykid34]

Why is it on morning?

[@pengopecks5878]

Wait a minute would the cold planets which is a gas planet melt?!?!?!?!

[@gaminglizard2931]

if earth replaced our moon Australia will be right side up

[@alvinnavarra00]

Saturn are beautiful looks!🙂

[@alvinnavarra00]

*Saturn are looks beautiful

[@classicbruhify2140]

Him:Earth me: wait, if earth is there, what are we on?

[@tranlewlinign9592]

If the sun replaced our moon Technically we will be IN the sun.

[@YanniRajo]

My mind will blow if I see earth was our moon

[@jacksonfoster9116]

magnetic field comparison

[@katsukoii]

What about the planet Pluto?

[@manshaangrewal1460]

Imagine if earth 2 also had life and we had a long distance relation ship