Comparison: How Long Would You Survive In Space

It's obvious that outer space isn't habitable place, so humans don't last long there. However, different places in space have different characteristics which determines the duration a human can last. Here is a comparison of different places and planets in space ranked by human survival duration.
DISCLAIMER: This probability/comparison is based on public data, surveys, public comments & discussions and approximate estimations that might be subjected to some degree of error.
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[@sussyshin]

"You can live 75 years on Earth" My 80 year old grandpa: *breaks the laws of Physics*

[@nicolebiewald18]

My 82 year old grandmother: are you challenging me?

[@Gacha_Nazrinofficial]

My 83 year old grandma: Excuse me...

[@kianyt7987]

My 83.1 year old grandpa: “Ahem…”

[@rajveerkanojiya2985]

he said average and not 75 the average of whole planet is 73

[@zoio4322]

My 97 years old great-grandfather: pathetic

[@yusufahmadzai3306]

I love how it starts from 73 years to 15 minutes so quickly.

[@Alienx172]

Yeah I Know

[@rush2560]

@@tanzinameghna4779 Nobodyasked

[@meixianliswife]

@@rush2560 I did

[@laitdejabot9890]

I’m more impressed how we can live 15 minutes on an inhabitable planet I wonder what would kIII us after 15 seconds

[@laitdejabot9890]

I was expecting 80 years to 2 seconds because come on we don’t know any planet who support life except earth and we have extremely resistant life form like tardigrades, 15 minutes is absolutely impressing for an inhabitable planet, i suspect life forme on those, how many ignorant kids here who have no idea how space is?

[@pinky-chan3332]

This video was really interesting thank you, for telling us this. It actually helps us to learn about different planets as well i never knew those planets and satellites existed

[@AlbertSantisteve-Davies]

did you know mars venus and mucury used to look like earth

[@amandachiotos4459]

i knew all of them

[@AstralsVideosAndShorts]

Keep up the awesome work, Infinite Comparison!

[@OlivialikeCinnamorollsanrio]

Idk how did this not get a heart

[@LIALIALEGEND]

IKR it’s SOOOOO weird …

[@averagewaterenjoyer1460]

Infinite comparison: u can live 75 year's on earth My late 100 year old grandma: *i had no such weaknesses*

[@condicionarado]

*Depends on the country you live*

[@sbddoessomething275]

your granda is older than queen elizibath

[@vlm1252]

you do realize people live to 100, right?

[@spencerthegarfieldfanboy]

@@vlm1252 godsake its a joke

[@TigaMinusOne]

@@vlm1252 r/wooosh

[@nobodyreadshandles]

Scientist: *falls asleep on keyboard* Other scientist: GREAT PLANET NAME!

[@olek0]

Yastiage X2 BΩΘ Alpha BX Mega

[@Cl-2048]

Wrong. These planets are named by cats who run laps on the keyboard.

[@Cl-2048]

@Opposinn Dog Incorrect. Their cat is walking on spiders.

[@ghost2130Main]

@Opposinn Dog wrong their cats in boxes whose are both death and alive fell on them

[@giyutomioka6495]

W you win

[@Robneville123]

Round of applause 👏🏻 to the person who tried this

[@MichellesOfficialChannel]

You can live 71 years in the Philippines 72 old person: *bro breaks the laws of physics*

[@Natalie_Milana7]

Mars: 80 seconds Mark Watney: Am I a joke to you?

[@1Poohpa]

?

[@Natalie_Milana7]

It's the main character from Andy Weir novel Martian and it's movie adaptation

[@sanjidah_]

with no suit

[@IbrahimMa207]

i did it and i got 98 iu i think thats a great planet name or black hole or star

[@EmbeddedWithin]

@@IbrahimMa207 excuse me, what?

[@fridayyy.2102]

It's crazy how the Earth managed to not have anything inhospitable in it and even support life. And it's incredible how lucky we are to have the Earth, the most beautiful planet. So we need to take extreme care and caution with it.

[@chea.ee_]

Earth is in the zone where life can happen so ofc earth was lucky enough to have living creatures-

[@imnotgoodatnameingthings9543]

@@chea.ee_ there are many more perameters than the possition for life to form.

[@TheCoolSuperPea]

"We need to take extreme care and caution with it." Too late for that. XP

[@DefinetlyNotAyden]

there are many planets that can support life but earth is full of animals, drinkable water, healthy food with quality and other things that earth has the most probably

[@kaguya-chan549]

Agreed

[@jadehirst3989]

A planet that’s made of no sunlight can survive 0.65 seconds

[@itz_ian8175]

Props to the guy who tested all of these planets, respect

[@maartenvandermeulen2643]

Write something original

[@waterwayx]

this guy fr tried to get likes

[@BlueFoxDA]

Remember, guys. Always be careful when traveling in space.

[@pmmgaming9401]

you again?

[@EverythingButSorted]

Ah yes, I'll keep that in mind the next time I'm visiting the moon. Thanks! 😄

[@fridayyy.2102]

Why does it say 2 hr ago now

[@infinitevirus4826]

2:58 - TON wouldn't actually kill you very quickly, as the gravity is so spread out that spaghettification would only occur extremely close to the singularity.

[@ankharahallstrom1580]

Very true. In fact, you could with a well-stocked spaceship "circle the drain" for months, even years before being in danger of spaghettification.

[@Flutterzancelight]

Stellar black holes kill faster than SMBH, because of their higher density and gravity.

[@Nicole-gm2lg]

it’s a PULSAR

[@infinitevirus4826]

@@Nicole-gm2lg a pulsar is a neutron star which emits radio waves. not a black hole

[@zeinkosleep4879]

It would kill you when you died of old age

[@2yearsago173]

This dudes a legend he just did this in real life just for us and then revives

[@matiaslo3504]

I did too

[@stickfigureanims6698]

A hypernova (alternatively called a collapsar) is a very energetic supernova thought to result from an extreme core-collapse scenario.

[@princesswibbles7695]

Infinite: You will survive less than a second on the sun! Markiplier: Are you challenging me?!

[@SyphexgameR]

Make this into a meme

[@perryakers4222]

@@SyphexgameR I think are you challenging me is already a meme

[@Your_only_gal]

Whos Markiliper

[@drisrathasan-pmr]

TON 618 is a quasar

[@MeganVillemaire]

@@drisrathasan-pmr TON 618 is the only one that can get you instantly but i think a black hole can do the same

[@marcelohidalgo7713]

Has anyone ever thinked how much could an Alien survive in our Planet? Edit: How is this still popular?

[@vzk1117]

thought*

[@vzk1117]

good point

[@sasaalien1215]

Yeah what if aliens came here and just died

[@sillydacialogan]

@@sasaalien1215 0.000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 and so on... (zeptoseconds)

[@theladiescallmesona]

@@sasaalien1215 that would be funni Hello humans, we've- (Dies)

[@Jovan12q]

Crazy how my grandma survived 90 years on Earth

[@eyeballdoorknob2330]

I love how ton 618 is so powerful it’s the hardest gd lvl

[@J0hnB09]

Being in a larger black hole would let you live longer because the gravity difference would be less extreme, so a smaller black hole would be deadlier.

[@simple.family.life.5452]

Yes, this makes me think the channel could be guessing with a lot of things

[@kenl6975]

Man: WHY Stupid Gravity's black hole are slowing than snail i cant Move But i live much longer because 3Kilometer Black hole

[@J0hnB09]

@@kenl6975 a 3 kilometer blackhole would actually tear you apart.

[@sohan.tan10]

Yeah I just was about to comment that You would see the light slowly turn into a smaller and smaller ball of the outside universe whilst slowly getting spaghettified and then later dieing And also If the black hole is spinning it allows you to live longer can anyone tell me why

[@ultimatedoug2227]

@@simple.family.life.5452 ikr

[@carljohnson9880]

Sad fact:- Other planets kills human 😠 Humans:- kills Earth🌳☣️🌴 Earth :- I will protect you in any cost😇

[@LadyMcGiusti]

In 100 years, however, the earth gets fed up with humans, and turns ALL water to diamonds, and the wind speed becomes 3000 km/h. Within 1*10^-5 seconds, 99% of all life on the earth would die out. Just bacteria survive.

[@demonzenon1876]

Humans are parasites.

[@vernonh194]

There are so many planets I believe that there are some better than the earth but it's really impossible to reach due to the light years and the time dilates.

[@MU-ICHIIRO]

True, and u have to travel light years in order to get to that planet with food supplies, showers, basically any furniture that keeps u alive

[@iiiDragzy]

Damn there goes my plans for the weekend then

[@andynilsennot4329]

oh well, those 0.0001 seconds of me seeing a hyper-nova would be the best last microseconds of my life anyway.

[@mappingshaman5280]

I doubt your brain would even be able to process what you're seeing before it's destroyed

[@andynilsennot4329]

@@mappingshaman5280 true dat

[@Oceanzkithaslumipfp]

seeing a super-hyper-mega-giant-nova would be the best last 0.000000000000000000000000001 seconds of my life

[@sungkarson9526]

1:52 that super Saturn is called J1407b

[@joker6544]

Diamond planet is called 55 cancri b

[@adiludwi4820]

2:24 supernovas kill you in 0.0003 sec, you explodes, burning, and hotter than sun and wr102

[@zfloyd1627]

That last part is wrong. You would probably actually survive a lot longer inside a giant black hole than you would inside a smaller black hole. This is because it would take a lot longer for you to be spaghettified, due to the fact that you have a much larger distance to fall.

[@ankharahallstrom1580]

Actually you would survive for longer inside of TON 618 because it's so huge that you'd cross the event horizon long before spaghettification took place. Without a spacesuit, you'd survive about 30 seconds, just like in outer space. In fact, if you were inside of a properly stocked spaceship, you could "circle the drain" for months, maybe years before being in danger of spaghettification. You'd just watch the universe appear to be a sphere in the sky growing ever smaller and smaller as time zips by, you may even get to see iron stars form before you're too far into the black hole to see anything as time would proceed much faster outside of the black hole than inside of it.

[@chiragpatel849]

Are you a physicist?

[@maartenvandermeulen2643]

Well this is some very understandable stuff

[@vesnabernjak-ord8674]

🤓

[@mzbunny2936]

That top commenter is an planetarium expeditioner because smart so congrats bruh😚

[@qopparune]

Now I want to see what happens inside a black hole

[@kleber_5004]

Hellplanet in thumb: Nobody can survive me >:) Doomguy and Steve with full netherite armour: are yo sure?

[@igorjosue8957]

the "nether" in minecraft literally evaporates water when u put it so it temperature needs to be at least more than 100ºC(212ºF) but yet, steve can go there without any armor and he only burns in something considered to be hot but not hot air

[@Geometrycube55]

2:19 rain in the face!!!☀️🌧️

[@Taco379]

Going to all these places rn to test it out In all my future lives and current life

[@superblue767]

The supernova one,you can die instantly or in a few days depending on how close you are

[@FalsusSolis]

Middle = 💀 Headshot! +100 Kill +50 Headshot [Supernova]

[@pershendetjesijeni]

@@FalsusSolis 😳

[@terigonUSAS12]

@CougnoustucH lmao that spelling

[@terigonUSAS12]

@CougnoustucH bruh you spelt it like oyterstpce how did you mess up that badly

[@satgurs]

@@terigonUSAS12 i saw people spell it like piyrtd[svr

[@neptune9238]

I’m pretty sure Jupiter, the most gravitationally strongest, the planet with the highest pressure would be the most deadly planet in the solar system. It also has the largest radiation belt.

[@EienKiseki]

It's crazy how comfortable I am with the planets. The gaseous planets hold no secrets for me.

[@neptune9238]

I’m a pulsar. Way worse then the gas giants and the sun.

[@holgerolsen5704]

What a radiation belt what is that

[@neptune9238]

@@holgerolsen5704 a belt of radiation surrounding a gas giant.

[@Planetmango48]

Yes

[@KyronEllis]

73 yrs - 15 mins. That escalated quickly 💀

[@wondering1236]

My dad: "you can learn anything from KZbin!" The video: "guess people learn nothing from this"

[@chilled1050]

2:10 if sapphires are raining in this planet, then get an umbrella

[@ADVIKBOI236]

Bruh the gravity will make it like bullet

[@ADVIKBOI236]

And TON 618 isn't the biggest black hole anymore it is now Phoenix A

[@MandelbrotSetStudios69420lol]

​@ADVIKBOI236 bruh this video was made 2 years ago how tf would he know

[@ADVIKBOI236]

@@MandelbrotSetStudios69420lol Ya my bad, just stating the facts

[@olas3154]

Where are these numbers coming from? Everything beyond Pluto seems like a total guess. Also, supermassive black holes like Ton-618 wouldn't actually kill you that fast since their size means the tidal force on you would be very gradual. You'd die faster falling into a small black hole.

[@EmbeddedWithin]

Yes. And everyone’s in the comment sections seem to have an IQ of -93, like “congrats to the person who tried this out” like the fuck?

[@witheeeeeerx]

@@EmbeddedWithin They are joking, dummy. No one tested them that far. They're just assumptions.

[@EmbeddedWithin]

@@witheeeeeerx I mean, it’s a really not funny and overused joke.

[@fctucycy8v8yvy67]

@@EmbeddedWithin they are like 8

[@ahsoseggsydog1642]

Comparison Human Pain: In DOL: Paper Cut 2 DOL Stepping On A Plug 4 DOL Stubbing Toe 4 DOL Cat Scratch 5 DOL Biting Tongue 5 DOL Burning Roof Of Mouth With Hot Pizza 6 DOL Splinter 6 DOL Punch A Wall 7 DOL Drowning 7 DOL Arthritis 8 DOL Menstrual Cycle 8 DOL Standing On Lego 8 DOL Toothache 9 DOL Shot At By Paintball Gun 10 DOL Slam Hand in Door 11 DOL Alcohol On Open Wound 11 DOL Boiling Water On Hand 12 DOL Stung by Bee 13 DOL Falling Down Flight Of Stairs 13 DOL Being Chocked 14 DOL Starvation 14 DOL Whiplash 14 DOL Ripping Finger Nail Off 15 DOL Breaking Glass On Hand 16 DOL Getting A Tattoo 18 DOL Broken Bones 19 DOL 3rd Degree Burn 19 DOL Punch to the Face 20 DOL Dog Bite 21 DOL Stomach Ulcer 22 DOL Migraine 26 DOL Slipped Disk 27 DOL Finger Chopped Off 28 DOL Stung by Stingray 30 DOL Swallow Glass 31 DOL Arm Chopped Off 32 DOL Heart Attack 33 DOL Getting Stabbed 38 DOL Shot in the Chest (Pistol) 43 DOL Car Driving Into You at 30 Mph 48 DOL Passing A Kidney Stone 50 DOL Kicked in the Balls (Full Force) 52 DOL Child Birth 57 DOL Drink Acid 62 DOL Hit By Train At 50 Mph 67 DOL Being Partly Burned 70 DOL Nerve Damage 70 DOL Gallstones 70 DOL Appendicitis 70,5 DOL Bullet Ant Sting 72 DOL Tearing Achillies Tendon 72 DOL Drinking Bleach 72 DOL Overdosing On Paracetamol 73 DOL Lion Fish Sting 74 DOL Falling Into A Meat Grinder 75 DOL Sucked Into A Plane Engine 78 DOL Acid Throw In The Face 80 DOL Drill Through Your Eye 115 DOL Amputation without Aneasthetic 126 DOL Hit by Tsunami 142 DOL Falling from A Plane 148 DOL Jumping In Lava 160 DOL Moving At The Speed Of Light 180 DOL Electric Chair At 600 Volts 195 DOL On Uranus For 10 Seconds 207 DOL In The Sun for 5 Seconds 210 DOL Go Through Black Hole 220 DOL Getting Close To A Neutron Star 876 DOL

[@KhoiNguyenNguyenHoang]

0:56 Rich planet

[@guoba6731]

1:20 Stan Kep1er yall

[@Zombieslayer10668]

With the right Space Suit and the right Space Stations, you can live many Years on Mars! 👍

[@WBLOXX]

Without Spacesuit how many secs

[@greenja4688]

@@WBLOXX 1-3 mins

[@keloonpa58.62]

@@Person16384 you can’t survive a black hole bud

[@keloonpa58.62]

@@Person16384 no not even theoretically it’s physically impossible

[@fanaticofmetal]

Nope, suits don't have Unlimited supplies and they can fall apart, Mars has no resources, once you finish your stuff you're dead meat, it's like a veeeery big desert

[@warp7.852]

On most places out there in space, you're ☠️ before you even know it! Great vid.👍

[@offlinecadet_4a18sk6p]

Earth: you can live 73 years My great grandma at 90 years old: What

[@milenaleguizamon4696]

1:11 why does jupiter have a face

[@ICantThinkOfANameeeee]

Id, but it's cute

[@dopeboing]

Fun fact: This has taught us more than astronomy 🔭 classes :)

[@fctucycy8v8yvy67]

This taught you nothing

[@geraldinesaunders3181]

Fun fact: u only learnt it now

[@Nigel-shorts]

///////////////////////////////// ////// Lol///////////////////// /////////////////////////////////

[@vectorblack325]

Nope. It only says how long you survive and it's not even accurate at all

[@joker6544]

You only learnt names

[@stayslay]

Earth: You can live to 73 years. My 93-year-old grandma: *_am i a joke to you?_*

[@gurur2699]

0:07 we can live more than 73 yrs we can live 91 yrs

[@olivialovestosing14]

73 is just the average.

[@at-lv3vd]

100

[@IcyBune]

Actually the death time will stopped at some point [ like around 0.001 (1 millisecond) ] because, for pretty much all of these, the death is basically the same instantaneous

[@Equilox491]

Actually on ton 618 you would technically live much longer. cause of its sheer size you could be in there weeks. and also seeing how blackholes distort time I wouldn't be shocked if it felt like years.

[@viswajitbala7924]

No, they also include natural resources and shelter and everything else that you need to find in that space. For example food and sleep, you wouldn’t get any of those things in Ton 618

[@IbrahimMa207]

fun fact about me : ton 618 was the first black hole i known and its also my favorite its been my favorite black hole since i was 5

[@viswajitbala7924]

@@IbrahimMa207 that’s awesome bro but did anyone ask

[@microphon1549]

@@viswajitbala7924 and who asked you to ask.

[@simple.family.life.5452]

Actually, it wouldn’t feel like years to you because the distortion is relative. To someone outside the black hole, however, you would appear to freeze in place and slowly fade to red and then invisibility, but if they could watch you, it would be a theoretically infinite amount of time.

[@Bread-costumeyum]

"U can live 75 years in earth" Also a random person: *dies in a car crash*

[@starcookiecrk]

i love that jupiter has a smily face its so cute 😭

[@TheYasminStuff]

I love how the numbers got so small that you had to shrink them Edit: wow I never got likes before 😂

[@Xanzx897]

Hola

[@Oceanzkithaslumipfp]

​@@Xanzx897"hour" nah that should be "hello"💀💀

[@Oceanzkithaslumipfp]

​@@Xanzx897but hola

[@thekidlawyer]

“Has very good conditions for life to exist” *10 minutes*

[@tronprimal80]

Doesn't mean that it would have very good conditions for humans to exists.. (Just like hydro thermal vents and Antarctic)

[@aleroscoychiquita]

@@tronprimal80 lies

[@NaseAYFGA]

Neptune: 1.2 seconds Creative mode:am i a joke to you?

[@kittyme127]

hey because i have a quest do you do this 1:03 what in down are photo and in the up are information from any program?

[@mell_fox2728]

I love how it has Alpha Centauri! This reminds me of Lost in Space

[@Maikai_123]

11/10 points to the person who tested these👏

[@romanmaldonado6032]

I like jellybean :D

[@MaYaNK_69]

soyaporn

[@rendere6571]

@@MaYaNK_69 jelly bean po-

[@whatishandleanyways]

@@rendere6571 yesss

[@ilysara]

@@rendere6571 no

[@momandom773]

0:15 alpha centauri isnt a planet, its a star 💀 💀

[@59799]

Alpha centauri is a star system actually

[@GDUpiy]

@@59799so is tau ceti

[@AstralsVideosAndShorts]

While the video started, I fell off my chair and the chair hit my leg. Ouch, that really hurt, dude

[@minestreem-official]

Let's take a minute to have respect for the people who scraficiced themselves to count their time to live.

[@tumusicacrema9446]

It science

[@dr.harmacist5836]

F for the people that sacrificed themselves by testing how much they'll live there

[@sear8663]

nice original comment!

[@nkls7883]

@@sear8663 Lmao

[@-_-5808]

Also f for the people in Europe at 0:47

[@I11Vanon]

*F* 😞

[@cl9408]

The cameraman must be a supercat, he has more than nine lives

[@MJGTMKME123_Official]

1:40 Also the dark planet is Tres-2b

[@adam.h4824]

and the area in Jupiter called "the great red spot" has a massive hurricane lasted for 500 years and is still going on

[@under8462]

As a space nerd I don’t agree with the last one. Because TON 218 is the largest black hole you would survive in it for way longer than a normal black hole

[@EmbeddedWithin]

Everything beyond the Mars length is guesswork

[@under8462]

@@EmbeddedWithin based off of what we know and what is most likely

[@EmbeddedWithin]

@@under8462 Yes, aka guesswork

[@ankharahallstrom1580]

Yes, very true. In fact, I wouldn't be surprised if, assuming you had a well-stocked spaceship, you could "circle the drain" for a long time, possibly long enough to die of natural causes, before being in danger of spaghettification. It would be both unimaginably terrifying and unimaginably cool, as long as the universe stayed within sight, you could observe many strange things as time on the outside will zip by, maybe even get to see the formation of iron stars.

[@joker6544]

100 percent agreed with you

[@Eggyteevee]

"Uranus is covered by a hot mixture of water, ammonia and metane" I'll come back when I'm mature enough to read this without laugh

[@sammygrant1956]

No uranus is cold

[@YogurtButisHowgGameclips]

omg its egg poland

[@Eggyteevee]

@@YogurtButisHowgGameclips :0

[@I.watch.too.much.youtube]

are you mature yet?

[@Georixi]

“U can life 73 years on earth” My great grandpa and the queen : … what u mean by that

[@MidnightBreezey]

Apparently instantly disintegrating in a supernova is measurably different from instantly disintegrating in a neutron star.

[@cookiesconsoles7626]

actually planet earth is good for me i want to keep living there

[@25_Magma]

Watching this video, you can see how MUCH we are lucky to have the Earth to live on, sadly, humans decided to just pollute it, and tons of others bad things, i just wish the humans all realized how lucky we are to have Earth and would start taking good care of it instead of ruining it completely, the Earth was kind to us to let us live on it, but we decided to be rats and pollute it, do bad things and all that stuff..

[@vectorblack325]

Zont call human a rat... That's disgrace to rats

[@NANI-on3lf]

"This is how long you would live in space" *Earth: 73 years* My 75 year old Grandma: What are you talking about...

[@spike42000]

massive props to the guy that tested this

[@thakur8711]

Massive black holes have event horizons further from their singularity. So when you enter their event horizon you arent affected much because you are very very far from the singularity. While an event of a horizon of a small black hole is WAY closer to the singularity so you don't even need to cross it to die from gravity. Think of a small black hole with a circle around it, the circle represents where you get ripped apart from gravity. If you put that same circle on a way way bigger black hole (in the same position) you would notice the black hole is larger than said "limit" so you wouldn't die upon entry. An Average black hole is *STRONGER* than TON 618. This channel is guessing a lot of things.

[@JeevanSamagar]

🔥🔥🔥 These fires came while listening 🎧

[@thetoyunboxedw5067]

the last one ton 618 is like : oh, a dude, evaporate!

[@SkyLagged]

today is the first day of class 5 for me and i cant go bc i didnt sleep and always get dizzy

[@Uzair1403]

1:30 if you are curious........

[@prototyperegretevator]

I can’t believe you can only survive 8 tenths of a second on uranus 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@blister6503]

i can go 1hour straight in uranus 🥵🥵

[@swin3y]

8 hours easily

[@Cl-2048]

'cause it smells so bad

[@LXMA5962]

It has diamonds on it, so you could say that something hard is in Uranus

[@villager0026]

@@LXMA5962 no Uranus don't have diamond

[@danielmulligan9069]

Shout out to the guy that went to all of the planets to test how long you can live for

[@callify13975]

"you can live 75 years on eath" my 92 yr grandpa: *i dont agree with physics's laws.*

[@jaetojae2466]

I like how Jupiter had a smiley face on it

[@GamingWithHarshit69420]

Queen elizabeth: my powers are beyond your understanding

[@sabrinaorlando1823]

She just has the philosopher s'stone

[@Sage_u-u]

Thank you for making this so i can find a planet that my alien comes from!

[@abujamil3741]

I wanna watch another of these videos

[@nothingtoseehere2763]

On Earth, not every race lives only 73 years. It depends mostly on country or continent, like, some japanese women are 102 years old living a healthy life, in europe, a lot of people like up to 90 years

[@danielray9080]

it was an average I think

[@fridayyy.2102]

Daniel Ray is correct, but you are too

[@nothingtoseehere2763]

@@danielray9080 i think it's the average for the type of people infinite comparison is

[@gatosapimentados2281]

@@nothingtoseehere2763 It's the average of the world

[@doida__]

my grandpa have 78 years :)

[@chea.ee_]

I’m surprised you can even live on Mars without space suits

[@chea.ee_]

Also why is that planet named wasp 17b- Lol Wasps

[@EmbeddedWithin]

@@chea.ee_ Cringe.

[@chea.ee_]

@@EmbeddedWithin true.

[@chea.ee_]

@@EmbeddedWithin I didn’t realize that they were talking with spacesuits I just never think. I’m sorry

[@EmbeddedWithin]

@@chea.ee_ they weren’t talking about spacesuits.

[@leotravel85]

Saying Diamond Planet is worth 27 quintillion is beyond ridiculous. Obviously if we had access to all these diamonds its value would drop dramatically down to the point of being virtually worthless.

[@HeroGamingOficial]

2:44 I going to buy Pulsar bike 😂

[@stuffums]

The HD106906 B one is wrong, it has temperatures estimated at 1,500c which is the opposite of freezing you instantly

[@AviadChandraThakur]

actually the HD 106906 b temprature in farenhit is 2730 degrees

[@Pitti323]

Respect for people who tried this for a video And this man is smarter than a calculator

[@ArkhamKnight106]

Bro he searched on internet or watched it on yt your jokes gets old

[@aisha7112]

POV: When all things in space try to show off

[@tuftoffluff3160]

Suggestion: Please add Fahrenheit beside the Celsius temperatures, because it will help us Americans alot :)

[@BahamutDr7gon777-dz6vf]

Ok Celsius Temperatures Fahrenheit. Done

[@Lucky-fy5jy]

*"Uranus is covered by a hot mixture of water, ammonia, and methane and that would dissolve you!"* I mean, you're not wrong

[@zakaria_idrissi]

Was looking for this🤣🤣

[@ArkhamKnight106]

@@Lucky-fy5jy what does that actually mean I can’t understand

[@Lucky-fy5jy]

@@ArkhamKnight106 it's a uranus joke, like, it has a second meaning if you get what I mean

[@ArkhamKnight106]

why is Uranus dangerous than Neptune

[@Brent2927]

0:28 -30°C isn't so bad if you have the right clothing and a helmet and an oxygen tank.

[@fridayyy.2102]

It's actually a benefit, if you think about it. Mars is only 20-35°C colder than Earth's winters.

[@Brent2927]

Yeah, well Imma Canadian, so I'm kind of used to cold temperatures like that.

[@Brent2927]

On the other side of Mars it can reach -80°C.

[@imnotgoodatnameingthings9543]

It's more aabout gravity then temperature. Also it isn't even a star, and most of the information in this video is fake

[@MrHds46]

In Sakha, Siberia we used to live and still living during -50°C. Even before Russians colonized us and occupied our lands.

[@troll9883]

The super nova one was something like you're last words are ” "

[@euchh]

shoutout to the dude who named a extremely hot planet, hell planet

[@MrIffat1]

"You can live 73 years in earth" person who is above 73:I'm a ghost:)

[@OrbitAndy]

Me who can create my own planets: Well, I’m sure anyone can survive there forever But the planets aren’t actually real: *oh*

[@nolifegut]

Solar smash

[@KyleFran]

I bet you've put a lot of hotties in this planet while you being the only male

[@FangsStand]

Earth: 73 years to live there Queen Elizabeth: I have lived for 90 years....

[@4raj27]

"Hottest Star" UY Scuti (largest and hottest star): I apparently do not exist.