Kerbal Space Program but gravity increases...

[@Electric_Bagpipes]

oh yea... I wonder if Lagrange points are still a thing? oh god... I've put some thought into this. well, Ill start with the Lagrange thing. yes they would still exist, but in a really messed up manner. SOIs would be... ridiculous. in fact, the closer to an object you get, the less said object's SOI would be apparent. and since distance increases gravity, the most massive and distant bodies from an observer would exert the most force. to help you wrap your mind around this, imagine the entire universe and quite literally everything in it (even light, as it produces gravity too [look up a kugelblitz]) connected by unbreakable elastic rubber bands. the farther you are the more force things exert, and the closer you are the less. so to put it simply, if you thought the big "Rip" or big "Crunch" was bad, this would basically be a perfect combination of the two. everything would attract to the other sides of the universe with truly insane amounts of gravitational force; which assuming the universe is finite (oh dear I don't even want to imagine if it were infinite), and also a sphere, the direction would be towards the center of the universe more or less for everything (since the farthest point in a circle is the opposite side, which happens to be straight through the center). unfortunately, the gravity would be so strong it would quite literally shred space time everywhere. so as a person in this universe and the laws of physics get switched over, you wouldn't even get atomized. there wouldn't even be radiation left, much less quarks. the only thing that may survive is something that does not exert gravity in any manner. And anything like that hasn't been found yet, so not much luck there. *_It would literally delete a universe in a fraction of a second._*

[@zebulonforchion1725]

WOW

[@Electric_Bagpipes]

@@zebulonforchion1725 My thoughts exactly!

[@circli]

Since gravity propagates at the speed of light, we would have at least a short period of calm before the storm... And then things would get interesting.

[@Electric_Bagpipes]

Alto well, I wrote this assuming it was basically like flipping a switch, and gravitational pull over distance still kinda remained. Normal gravity is infinite in range as well. But yeah assuming things had to propagate you would have about 8 min before the sun suddenly rips earth to pieces; and thats only the beginning.

[@Wombattlr]

Nice.

[@reallogex1607]

From an Orbital Mechanics view of things this is actually extremely interesting.

[@andrasfogarasi5014]

It actually would. Stable orbits might be possible, but I doubt it.

[@sebastianloessl7982]

@@andrasfogarasi5014 why would they? Circular orbits don't change their height

[@adamkerman475]

@@sebastianloessl7982 problem with that is circular orbits can’t be infinitely precise.

[@digitalcat303]

"Replace the engine with something a bit more Manley" Brilliant!!

[@Taraquin]

oh god, that's terrifying

[@Juno101]

I want a visulal Mod like this, that looks like beautiful nightmare fuel.

[@lanikilchrist2399]

Why does no one have content.

[@Dimitri88888888]

@@Juno101 That's a real mod btw. forum.kerbalspaceprogram.com/index.php?/topic/116374-104-scott-manley-head-pack/

[@mchsprod]

Lani Kilchrist I do

[@cupofspiders5830]

I love how the water just nopes you out of anything close to trying to go -0.00001 below sea level

[@Kadekuru]

This is incredibly cursed.

[@kajetus0688]

in ksp it is not cursed... It is krakenizied

[@finkyfamboni4333]

i don't know why youtube recommended this to me but im happy it did.

[@Gameslinx]

Thank you! Welcome!

[@Graknorke]

I remember one of my lectures proving that you don't have general stable orbits if gravity isn't inverse square. So like there's still special cases (circular as an obvious one) but you can't just bang out any old ellipse.

[@izen9999]

4:15 the longer is icon of sin is on earth the stronger it will become

[@Aceb_k]

And yet Bergan Kerman was going 6.59 times! slower than the speed of light

[@TheSilliestGoober69]

I appreciate detroit become human music

[@anti-john8786]

0:48 when the battle of Hastings happens

[@linecraftman3907]

Ok what about messing around with kopernicus to make absolutely ridiculous planets?

[@delayed_control]

Maybe you were overheating because you were moving at 15% of the speed of light?

[@xXxNECROMONGERxXx]

It's 300,000km/s, not 4,500m/s. The speed of light is 66,666 times faster than this.

[@NoSubsWithContent]

@@xXxNECROMONGERxXx that's the exact speed at which it is possible to enter the nether, any faster and you miss it

[@kebeiwjwgseywgw5590]

@DECLAN DOUGAN no speed of light is 300000 km/s

[@kebeiwjwgseywgw5590]

@DECLAN DOUGAN np man i guess youre american and i would be very confused at using american units too :P

[@hperm6230]

@@NoSubsWithContent don’t have that pfp.

[@enclave2k1]

I suppose negative altitude would translate to negative gravity, which would be repulsive. Though by the speed it seems as like it's experienced some kind of overflow. if (altitude

[@santiagovidal4497]

Oooh Detroit: Become Human music!

[@peterwhite9546]

1:56 :Concern.

[@charlie1730]

Casually goes 20x the speed of light at 7:30

[@damongaming275]

0:55 "social distancing 100" lol

[@caps_lock]

0:55 kwispy jeb

[@denomentt8076]

4:00 Connor escapes atmosphere

[@Deadonstick]

Just a heads-up, with the way you coded it gravity does not actually increase with distance. Normally, gravitational force decreases with the square of the distance. What you've done is added a linear function that effectively increases the gravitational constant of the universe. As a result gravity decreases quadratically with distance, yet increases linearly with distance. This nets to a linear decrease with distance. The gravitational force is still getting weaker as you get further out (eventually). This won't be the case at first, as you're increasing gravity based on the distance to the planet's surface whereas normal gravity is decreasing gravity based on the distance to the planet's center of mass. But at sufficiently large distances (where the difference between distance from COM and distance from surface becomes negligable) you should notice a linearly decreasing gravitational force on your craft. If you truly want not just the gravitational constant, but rather the actual gravitational acceleration on your craft to increase with distance, you'll have to use a more than quadratically scaling formula. And if you want to be truly evil, you can have gravity scale not with altitude, but with the speed of the craft.

[@adamkerman475]

This is shockingly interesting.

[@minetech4898]

I have 2 questions. First, was the gravity of the body increasing or the effective gravity on you? Because it seemed that the gravity was increasing linearly, but gravity decreases exponentially. Seconly, does this mean you could thrust away from a planet, then get more energy on the way down?

[@Zorro9129]

Cursed video but you ended it with blessed music

[@xanosdarkpaw1]

This... and reversed atmosphere!

[@5Andysalive]

Scott Manley doesn't really do KSP videos anymore for years. And yet he is still the goto ksp meme.

[@Peteboi64932]

POV: you learnt physics but you forgor that the gravity constant G decreases with height, instead of increasing (w=G*(m*M/r))

[@rjvb0922]

hehe *social distancing 100*

[@syriuszb8611]

Please make another one with probe on eccentric orbit to check if orbits there are stable or not :-)

[@Hyraethian]

Get out and push! but sir, space. PUSH!

[@eekee6034]

The next time you do this (lol), forget the 1 ton cockpit. put the kerbal in an external command seat inside a service bay, it's ridiculously-much lighter and gives the final stage so much more TWR & delta-V.

[@cf453]

Now do this with Principia installed.

[@soup-flavored-soup6613]

Wat exactly is principally?

[@soup-flavored-soup6613]

Fuk, autocorrect

[@hairohukosu433]

@@soup-flavored-soup6613 a mod that makes ksp orbits ludicrously realistic

[@soup-flavored-soup6613]

Thank you

[@strigonshitposting793]

I see that Detroit become human OST in the background and I raise you a glass, my good gamer

[@YuriYoshiosan]

A bit more... (Scott) Manley.

[@SamanthaLaurier]

0:49 "My God... it's full of stars..."

[@humbletrack5448]

Nice vid mate!

[@petersmythe6462]

Gravity changing also changes orbital mechanics. To the extent that for example you can never truly reach escape velocity. Unless you completely rebuilt the patched conics and on-rails warp system to handle dynamically adjusting gravity correctly, going into on-rails warp will mess things up.

[@milkhbox]

Kwahletee kahntehnt. It is surprising you only have 2300ish subs right now.

[@notaboutit3565]

For some reason I see “2 years ago” and I think 2017-2018 ish. Then I see the “social distancing 100” meme and I realize oh yeah….we’re balls deep in this shit decade already.

[@Gameslinx]

2 Years of our lives gone

[@notaboutit3565]

@@Gameslinx legit feels like a time warp, like 2 years spent in a coma.

[@blueboi4972]

Ur one of my favorite channels now.

[@djsmallcook]

Best youtube channel that i found

[@conker690]

Who knew you could go through the 2001 Space Odyssey psychedelic trip by just splashing around in the ocean.

[@LoxyTheFoxxo]

150 parts? Ameture, I fly mine with 300+ and my computer wants to die!

[@CRS1578]

Social Distancing *100*

[@RegorForgot]

This is like RSS levels of delta v but with way more gravity

[@RK-yf8sf]

Great video, as always

[@LacyLemur]

The Dream of ksp

[@Froga.]

eve assenders be like

[@Capital_snack69]

XD

[@agentkerbal9840]

I've discovered your channel, I think it's pretty funny, might sub :)

[@insertcoolnamehere937]

You make such creative videos and original content but KZbin just doesn't recommend your videos to anyone... Makes me sad. ;-;

[@Gameslinx]

I know it doesn't :( All my watch time comes from subs which is awesome my subscribers like it, but the videos don't get shown to anyone else :( Especially the other games I play!!

[@mrcreebert7829]

Will X this video got recommended to me today

[@rayngow572]

@@mrcreebert7829 to me too german mate

[@stellarx20]

i actually came from a ksp community post on steam XD

[@insertcoolnamehere937]

@@stellarx20 huh... cool.

[@victorunbea8451]

Umm, you do know that orbital information has been added to the game, right? That purple button in the bottom left near the staging shows you that in real time.

[@imthesleepyskeleton5462]

Your intro literally sounds like if dream played ksp :D

[@anatoleh1]

I really love your videos!

[@blisteringstars]

yo this would be great if you made a modded planet with fucky wucky gravity like this

[@Techischannel]

Vector Engines are the best Engines in the game, you could just make one Chunky Boi with its bottom coverd in Vector Engines and go to orbit in no time.

[@rextuller3498]

1:56 is where all the action is

[@40watt53]

wouldnt an orbit have to be perfectly circular for it to work

[@Gameslinx]

Yes!

[@Haron-Void]

0:43 Gravity = Fuel On Jettpack

[@Zipstone]

Great vid!

[@plutoidrepublic2765]

orbit decay the radical way

[@bobbiac]

I would say this but flip the script. "Distance from high orbit boundary" but make the script 10% of the original modifier. Do a mission to Minmus and then Eve.

[@zntei2374]

acceleration *yes*

[@pablogamerhoje507]

0:43 POV: bloons td6 chimps but you lost in round 98

[@soup-flavored-soup6613]

Kerbals can easily get into orbit

[@NaraCG210]

How to go interstellar: 1. Enter a different sphere of influence

[@williamschemenauer4182]

The water basically becomes a giant cannon

[@gargofoil]

he now has a mod called *orbital decay*

[@nerdcuddles7731]

From the Depths physics

[@gamering2354]

0:43 funni number

[@amitririck8922]

He went in to a warp

[@DJgamer-oo1il]

POV: you flick a bug. The bug: 0:43

[@GludiusMaximus]

"Feel the gravity!"

[@tim.1576]

I just like the thumbnails

[@alessio8455]

Does somebody know the name of the visual mod He is using?

[@NotaTechGuy177]

This is why you don't break physics kids

[@fluffberrieh2335]

0:40 backwards long jump

[@champy5095]

You should probably use the Sender

[@moka8049]

Make flat kerbin

[@queijonoob1160]

0:42 "Who lives in a pineapple under the AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA"

[@ferestrod3242]

So True Lol

[@charliekempf]

how did you get those super reflective parts?

[@J4MICE]

What visual mods do you use?

[@Gameslinx]

Here I was using regular AVP

[@jeffvader811]

If the gravity at 70km is 7g, the orbital velocity at 70km is √(9.81*7*670,000) ≈ 7km/s, about as high as it is on Earth. Puts into perspective how hard space is to do in the fictional human space programme :/

[@nathanchilders7331]

He should try an N1 with this

[@KSPUnitedYT]

How do you make the tanks metallic?

[@Gameslinx]

Textures Unlimited with MagpieMod's config

[@KSPUnitedYT]

Linx thanks

[@pawsteps6053]

1:57

[@HeadsetHatGuy]

4:00 no, big fucking rocket

[@realdragon]

That what would happen if Eintein would put minus somewhere

[@krispj5245]

Time to use mainsail engine.

[@The_Goose2]

Kerbal space program but its normal

[@sqidicarus652]

KSP but you flipped gravity inside out

[@ThylineTheGay]

dream but for ksp!

[@ThylineTheGay]

Massive compliment btw do this in ksp2 w multiplayer!

[@theart-theist6049]

you were traveling at about 1 tenth the speed of light btw, just under

[@techsbyglebbagrov7470]

How about a plugin of Lagrange points

[@airborne2876]

How about the higher you go the higher the atmosphere gets.

[@harrypeng9028]

Mod list? The textures look amazing! (Great video btw)

[@Gameslinx]

It's stock

[@harrypeng9028]

Gameslinx Oh, I meant the parts all look really shiny and metallic!

[@willblack7353]

The date is cursed

[@teckor5950]

imagine going to the mun...

[@diamantgott6594]

which Shader mods die you install

[@Inderastein]

How about the gravity decreases as you get close to a planet

[@deathpacito_8273]

now do it from eeloo :D

[@Gameslinx]

I did, but nothing more exciting happened

[@bugman75]

can you escape the solar system in ksp?