The Sun is Dying as People Build Giant Thrusters to Move Earth to Another Star System

A group of astronauts and rescue workers must guide the Earth away from an expanding Sun while attempting to prevent a collision with Jupiter.
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[@nofatchxplzthx]

The most realistic thing about this movie is the computer freezing at 99%

[@moonwalkhi]

OMG YEAH

[@1minuterecap673]

ikr!

[@nutzhazel]

😂😂😂

[@bororobo3805]

It was running a future version of Microsoft Windows

[@istrash6713]

it's the future and humanity still suffers from the loading screen

[@MadogMurpy]

Imagine being a civilization with the technology to move planets, and getting totally blindsided by JUPITER

[@lincolngray4362]

We are not perfect calculations do go wrong

[@maxgamerflame9651]

Also if they can make a massive space station and thrusters why do they not make a space station ark carrying EVERYONE.

[@TheCaptainSplatter]

@@maxgamerflame9651 cause people will become homesick. And this is way more dope.

[@DZ477]

@@lincolngray4362 But this is like hitting one pontoon in the whole damn ocean.

[@maxgamerflame9651]

@@DZ477 yeaahhh if they had enough time to perfect FUSION POWER and PLANETARY THRUSTERS then surely they know how to do basic physics.

[@aravindvarma9719]

Who needs physics when you got everyone as your family - Dom

[@Ruslan-cw7gy]

*FRANKLY SPEAKING I MAKE GOOD VIDEOS BUT PEOPLE DON'T WATCH THEM 😔😭😭*

[@LucianDevine]

@Jordan Green Family and Chinese power and intelligence!

[@josephhaywardjr8502]

@@Ruslan-cw7gy you again

[@mar-.-9555]

@@josephhaywardjr8502 lol 😆

[@StoryRecaps]

lmao

[@NIlleyla]

As an astrophysist with focus on planetary dynamics, I find one completely accurate element in this movie: jupiter exists!

[@kazzaract8481]

You got me with that one

[@hampsterdance1226]

But does Earth exist?

[@omnipotentpumpkin9755]

Oh yeah and I'm a neural surgeon who has 182 confirmed kills and a multi billion dollar company with Gal Gadot as my wife! You have to believe me because I said it on the internet!

[@markpink9363]

@@omnipotentpumpkin9755 Wait, Gal is your Wife too??

[@mpjstuff]

It completely surprised them, though. It's like it jumped out of nowhere. And, how does one Fusion drive restart all the others? I forgot what handwaving tech they used to explain that.

[@StadiaTime]

The most unrealistic part about this movie is him asking the government to think about the children and them agreeing

[@jonkallas7326]

Omg. Hahahahahaha

[@mpjstuff]

No -- it's having a few scientists who could comprehend that the sun was going to prematurely expand convincing enough people on Earth to take action before it was too late. "We are going to devote all our resources to what now? 600 years you say? Look, I have to win the next election and this isn't going to go over well with the planning committee that is balking at upgrading school buses."

[@tearex8688]

I hate that your right. God damn it.

[@Hi-du1wv]

Nuh it’s the fact that they ran into Jupiter but managed to bypass mars and the Astro belt without a problem

[@blackwolf4766]

@@mpjstuff someone saw don’t look up

[@11kele]

I wonder why they didn't bring the Moon with them too, all they had to do is to create a giant pet leash.

[@martimking1craft]

technically the moon should have gone with them because of the gravity pull

[@linshuang64]

They used moon as fusion fuel for the engines, but left a small core orbiting earth as a tombstone

[@ceooforcasupremacy8012]

@@linshuang64 Rest In Peace moon ….or pieces

[@intechio9013]

@@linshuang64 lol doesnt that mean earths tides are stuffed up

[@TokyoXtreme]

@@intechio9013 according to the film, the entire surface of the Earth is frozen solid

[@Kagama121]

If Jupiter blindsided them, maybe someone forgot a decimal point and the sun still had a thousand years left

[@1minuterecap673]

Hahaha bro I literally made this video 🤣🤣🤣

[@Chris-pi3ze]

In the story the film was based off of, because the Earth has to leave before the sun blows up, people begin to question the validity of leaving the solar system since they didn't see the sun blow up yet (and think it was a calculating error), which causes a global revolt against the Unified Earth Government.

[@finn54123]

More like a few billion

[@mdahsenmirza2536]

@@Chris-pi3ze yup, I aggree, they have to bee far enough but you know, this is Just a movie, nothing really makes sense, our sun will not explode, it will die out like an old man but that's the end of sun, before that, it will expand and turn into a red giant. But that's also too far in the futur. We would die out before all this happens. Unless we make interplanetary/galactic travel feasible

[@FatLittleButterfly]

someone decided to use imperial system than metrics

[@kingslilum7249]

I have literally never watched a movie since this recap trend started. Thanks Movie recaps. Road to 1 million.

[@etiennesickleton447]

These recaps can't really capture the same feel as watching the movie though. If the movie has a good soundtrack you miss out on it, and I've noticed these channels miss themes and important plot points when explaining the movie, so it's still important to watch a movie if you want the true feeling.

[@mrcontroversy222]

@@etiennesickleton447 nah that’s true but I’d never be able to watch so many movies so this is great. I have watched full movie after watching these before.

[@danny_51]

Fr

[@TheHorreK2]

@@mrcontroversy222 yeah same, we currently have so many movies coming out every month that it simply becomes impossible to keep up, this way you can stay up to date with the latest trends

[@GauravSharma-om2ky]

😂😂😂😂

[@fuzzyhenry2048]

Many people are misled by this recap. Some obvious questions: -Sun won't die for millions of years. -That's the plot setting. -Why did they push Earth to Jupiter and got themself in trouble? -They need Jupiter's gravity assist to accelerate the Earth. And the gravity of Jupiter mysteriously increased when passing by. -Where are the moon, and asteroid belts? - Moon's been shattered in case of ripping Earth apart. Asteroid belts are not mentioned in the movie but according to the original novel, they had trouble there too. -How does Earth stop rotating? - Thrusters did that before the pushing. It's called the Braking Era. -How is everybody united? - Not really. There are rebellions of course and they are mostly arrested before the pushing. And the sequel (The wondering Earth 2) of this movie described more details about what happened before pushing. And in fact, rebellions got a more important role in the novel during the Gliding Era(Earth is traveling). You better find that out in the book by yourself. A real issue: -Moving Earth by thrusters is impossible because Earth is not a solid steady rock. The Earth's crust can't handle the distributed forces and will break apart. Building spaceships is more reasonable. This question is addressed by the novel author himself. But this is one of his early fictions (He wrote Three-Body Problems years later) and the idea sounds so cool so everybody just let it be.

[@yourstrulytk12]

thanks for this comment!

[@李宗旺-g3k]

perfect explain

[@lagrangewei]

[ And the gravity of Jupiter mysteriously increased when passing by ] post credit implies it isn't mysteriously... the AI knew and plan all this... don't trust the AI...

[@ThatsYekaa]

The moon was actually destroyed, i remember it somehow shown in the Wandering Earth 2

[@老子就是中国人]

@@ThatsYekaa被全球所有核武器炸了

[@calebjohnson9406]

I've always liked the concept of moving a planet with thrusters, not terribly realistic but cool nonetheless

[@debbys-abqnm4537]

Wasn't it "Space: 1999" British TV show that had a nuclear dump on the moon explode and thrust the moon away from Earth for the characters to have adventures? 🤔

[@jasond.3757]

I always imagined that too. There would be a time where we gain technology to manufacture thrusters on earth to make the planet mobile through space

[@iamabird6739]

@@jasond.3757 Death star

[@euroanez998]

Look for Shadow Riders, old chi series, but really nice one

[@youngeshmoney]

It's technically plausible, give it take a couple billion newtons of thrust

[@nich6299]

“Why don’t we take Earth and push it somewhere else!”- A wise starfish in 2042

[@Eremenatar]

I was looking for a comment like this 😂😂

[@rambo4war]

Current state of affairs…

[@exterrrgamingpubg3602]

This is what the foolish old man in the famous chinese parable where he is trying to remove a mountain would have done. God respects his resilience and ambitious mindset so much that he himself decides to move the earth away from the solar system in one second as a small favor for poor old man who is bullied by everyone.

[@Sour_roses]

It does work though kurzgesagt told me

[@user-uf9ux6ib3k]

Patrick you saved the world

[@utuut2935]

Imagine Physics professors being tortured by being forced to watch this movie over and over

[@Slayer-33]

Lmfao

[@catatemat]

Yeah even haveing a small knowledge on basic astrophysics makes this move excruciating

[@beaclaster]

the crumble though

[@VitchAndVorty]

Not, if he's Professor Patrick Star.

[@mikewillis9537]

While the engineers in the back applaud and cheer and shotgun beers lol

[@danielsass1826]

The habitable Zone would be gradually moving out as the sun's expansion takes place over literally billions of years. If we did have these Earth engines we can buy ourselves millions of years at a time by just moving the little bits away but I guess that doesn't make as exciting of a movie

[@slanigrad]

It still could be exciting movie. All we need is some american veteran sacrificing himself while flying a jet in heart of the Sun while whole Chinese KP watch and applaud.

[@theradiantdadmaster5463]

Yeah, science!

[@Guest-666.]

In the deleted scenes the sun suddenly expanded to the orbit of jupiter as earth made it to pluto

[@TeaJay83]

The issue with that is as you increase earth orbit distance you get closer and closer to mars' orbit and increases the chances of collision with Mars

[@tonto7303]

@@TeaJay83 but space is three dimensional and absolutely massive, the chances of hitting Mars is still minuscule, besides you would be able to predict if such a thing would occur. I dunno about things such as the asteroid belt though, I think that might be a bigger problem

[@utrrogue7030]

I love how it never address how much atmosphere was lost from the disaster and the giant air trail as the earth flies

[@NIlleyla]

I would have to do the math, but I think that far out, a significant part of our atmosphere is frozen due to low temperatures, but I am not completely sure

[@saddrew6433]

Humans: Sun is turning into a Red Giant! What should we do? Patrick: We should take the Earth and push it somewhere else!

[@sonicblue7real357]

Theory: Due to the closer proximity of the Sun, increased solar radiation that has been unable to be deflected by our magnetosphere and has stripped away most of the Earth's atmosphere. So if you release all those atmospheric heat trapping gasses into space, heat gets now lost into space, thus extreme global cooling instead of warming.

[@LineOfThy]

@@saddrew6433 hey, it works

[@crunchyoats1862]

everyone has to wear a pressurized suit to go outside and they live in underground cities... they've established that earth has no atmosphere

[@scottt5400]

Obviously high production value. Exquisite special effects and CGI. Despite the lack of scientific viability, one can't ignore just how visually stunning this film is.

[@doctorjay8673]

it would make a fantastic open world game

[@angsern8455]

Apparently some of the people worked for free, including Wu Jing, a famous actor who actually invested money in the movie instead and some of the people had to work part time cause they didn't have money but I can definitely say the second film had a lot of money and effort put into it, including help from scientists and some famous actors doing it for free.

[@petergreen1994]

50 million is not a huge amount of money for a Science Fiction movie, considering Dune had a 165 million budget and John Carter had a budget of 250 million

[@bradyb2884]

@@petergreen1994 the prequel wandering earth 2 has a higher budget

[@petergreen1994]

@@bradyb2884 Because they made a lot of money from the first movie

[@floridahighwaypatrol7713]

Sunshine: “let’s build a huge nuclear bomb” This movie: “let’s build giant thrusters”

[@HaodukeN]

Main character: lets become a shooting star

[@1minuterecap673]

Hahaa bro wait till u see mine

[@HaodukeN]

Jupiter: lets suck a planet like a black hole

[@HaodukeN]

@@1minuterecap673 beat dat

[@Mord12gp]

Hey...worked for Gunbuster with the moon.

[@thatonecasual1002]

This is just a complicated version of Patrick's plan in the Worm episode of SpongeBob.

[@greenstripedkid9817]

lmao true

[@indonesiareborn4068]

PUSH!

[@a_personperson9785]

Holy shit

[@grantnatalie8439]

“We should take planet Earth and push it somewhere else!” “That idea may just be stupid enough… TO GET US ALL KILLED”

[@kameron7189]

Underrated comment

[@omnid.slayer7244]

"Look at the sky where you'll see his father as a star" These words made liu's sacrifice even more heartbreaking and impactful.. A true hero..

[@arniecalang4583]

Oh my god that made me tear up

[@CommanderCodey]

Also the other crew mates sacrifice that they didn’t choose to make.

[@Ruslan-cw7gy]

*FRANKLY SPEAKING I MAKE GOOD VIDEOS BUT PEOPLE DON'T WATCH THEM 😔😭😭*

[@imtiajjisun5047]

@@CommanderCodey what? Ddint they all die when he did that with Jupiter ?

[@acljun]

@Corey Sturgeon he ejected them all before the space ship exploded

[@liu3gz]

Reading the comments, I realized the author of the book even predicted the Americans reaction. In the book, the USA never BELIEVED the giant engines solution, instead they decided to build large amount of space ships enough to carry all ...... rich people ...... to escape. Just look at this comment section, wow, what a take. By the way, anyone noticed all engines are built on European, African and Asian continent but not the American continent?

[@user-lehsun-le-garib]

A advanced civilization capable of moving a planet, would not calculate the scenario of this jupiter scenario huh lol And not to say it cannot happen in 2060,we have billiona of years for that Whatever we are thinking now would nothing for humans(If alive) just after 1000 if years!

[@liu3gz]

@@user-lehsun-le-garib to your first point, I remembered the movie tried to explain the abnormally of the sun caused unpredictable effect on the Jupiter, whether it's scientifically accurate I don't know but that comes to your second point. So to your second point, this movie is a science FICTION, not a documentary, please tell me how accurate it is in the Star War when space battle is basically people shooting with biu biu biu weapons? Yeah it's just a Chinese movie so we must nitpicking right?

[@Nahnono]

Everyone's a critic when they're watching a 15 minute summary instead of the actual film. They knew about Jupiter.

[@zeldazackman]

Damn, how many sci-fi movies are we up to now wherein the UN winds up putting the entirety of humanity at peril due to their hairbrained crackpot schemes?

[@skelepunner745sans5]

More than I'm comfortable with

[@VincentGonzalezVeg]

Well I mean, china controls them so they're already doing that It's some weird alt group

[@aj9969]

Covid is UN's fault as well, now that we think about it.

[@orionemperor5319]

UN is useless. I mean it is pretty much controlled by 5 countries. These 5 countries call the shot in UNSC.

[@Ruslan-cw7gy]

*FRANKLY SPEAKING I MAKE GOOD VIDEOS BUT PEOPLE DON'T WATCH THEM 😔😭😭*

[@supahmariostyle]

"We have a way of saving lives" Governing officials: I hear ya, but nah.

[@Buu.yaanaa]

Saving uncertainty by sacrificing certainty such a gamer move

[@Ruslan-cw7gy]

*FRANKLY SPEAKING I MAKE GOOD VIDEOS BUT PEOPLE DON'T WATCH THEM 😔😭😭*

[@supahmariostyle]

@@Buu.yaanaa It's all uncertain, though. So, why not take the miniscule chance to change the tide?

[@supahmariostyle]

@@Ruslan-cw7gy So, don't watch your videos?

[@Genesongx]

@@Ruslan-cw7gy That's sad, because neither will i

[@nickperry2196]

I remember watching this movie in theatres with a friend. It was opening weekend, there were maybe only 10 other people in the theater. Everything in the trailer I watched before hand happened in the opening montage. We had no clue what we were in for. What a ride.

[@1minuterecap673]

wait till u see my videos

[@ABJ4684]

What movie is this

[@nickperry2196]

@@ABJ4684 The Wandering Earth

[@mpjstuff]

I would have loved to see this one in theaters too. I have to make fun of it -- but the epic scale of the entire thing is pretty cool.

[@amandarose4469]

This is one fun stupid movie and I love it. Loved the token Aussie.

[@thefancydoge8668]

Humans: "yay we got past Jupiter!" Saturn, Uranus, Neptune: "Hello there"

[@jimliu2560]

The planets are rarely all aligned…..so any path out of the solar system will not come in contact with them… Earth was deliberately steered into Jupiter in order to get a gravity boost…

[@mpjstuff]

It's a super cool visual to use the planet as a rocket ship. But, the tech to move a planet is far beyond the tech to do almost any other conceivable thing. Anti-gravity bending space time would be much easier than rockets.

[@perra5910]

Well reaching the tech is one thing but using it on a grand scale to transport billions of even tens of billions of people is another thing. Using the planet as a space ship would be much easier for several reasons, first is we have everything we need on this planet rather than transporting everything we need to a different planet. So we would be transporting our resources, our history and heritage not only taking the basic stuff. Time wouldn’t be the most important factor cause we already have everything and fusion engines could be used as habitable hotspots along the way for heat, light and energy. If we move at 1 million miles per hour or the speed of the solar system around the galaxy center we would reach alpha centuri in under 3,000 years which is not much in the grand scheme of things and maybe life expectancy would be longer than this by then. And it would be probably be a shorter time than this cause we would be constantly accelerating. And the final reason is that once we get there we won’t have to worry about availability of resources, atmospheric composition, volcanic activity or gravitational changes or in case we we found a planet with life we won’t worry about viral, microbial or predatorial life.

[@mpjstuff]

@@perra5910 There is NO scenario where moving a planet full of people isn't more difficult and resource intensive than building enough ships to move those same people. You are carrying around several orders of magnitude more mass for each person moved. If you could create a large wormhole or teleport a planet as a class 3 civilization -- that would then make sense. Recreating earth on a barren planet in another solar system -- so much more doable than moving the Earth there.

[@LineOfThy]

@@mpjstuff But then you reach the issue of how do we know theoretical physics aren't just... theoretical?

[@mpjstuff]

@@LineOfThy When something becomes a "Theory" tends to have a lot of real world support or at least others reproducing the math and results. But -- you get to the crux of what I'm trying to say; it only SEEMS like there are physical laws. But nothing fundamentally is FORCING things to act a certain way. Rather; things that EXIST act a certain way -- and there are only two rules; relativity and equal and opposite. Everything has to zero out. That's not because there is a force - that's because things don't really exist except when they add to zero -- which is a longer conversation and it's only me stating my own theory -- nothing I've heard elsewhere. Some of the things I used to believe are now the accepted theories -- a few decades after I was the only one I knew thinking of them. But, it's possible some of these we swimming around in a few concepts for many decades before there was a proof. I'm only saying; I came to these conclusions without the benefit of reading about them. It's great that a lot of these theories are now being explained in ways more people can understand. My ideas seem less crazy every week.

[@superaleksibros2]

Humans: Sun is turning into a Red Giant! What should we do? Patrick: We should take the Earth and push it somewhere else!

[@masonkanterbury3007]

Uhhhh.....OKAY! Yah yah, big rockets....powerful enough that we could build space arks...but OKAY, keep going....

[@youngbloodtx5073]

This is one of the first KZbin comments that actually made me laugh, thank you.

[@CaptainPilipinas]

the alpha centauri Systems.... (meanwhile they meet the UCN/Vektan government there, for some reason. hopefully that 'wandering earth' doesn't get in touch with any Helghan ships around in alpha centauri). but why not the sirius star System instead?

[@hellosurvivor97]

You live on the ground you rob from native Americans and your culture doesn't have the root on your land that your are living on So you guys will never understand the importance of homeland

[@The_mrbob]

I love how the sun some how becomes a red giant in 600 years when it would take over a billion for it to reach such a size and danger level.

[@mnnptl]

haha yes. star death either happens too fast (supernova) or too slow (like our sun)

[@kualajdm]

​@@mnnptl Supernovae aren't some spontaneous event like an Earthquake. It's the product of a ten/hundred million year process, even more, depending on the Star's density. A Star is in equilibrium when sufficient fuel is available, the heat and pressure from the core push outwards and the force of gravity confines it to a uniform sphere. The event of a supernova, as opposed to thermal expansion, is time and fuel. If the Star runs out of fuel before the core contracts and heats up for the next stage of the Star's lifecycle, it will go Supernova. The external walls of the Star contract due to the core cooling, until it collides with the core (from the start of contraction to supernova, is approximately 0.10 to 100 seconds). In the context of our Star, the Sun (very creative name). Astrophysicists have determined that the Sun has adequate fuel to carry out its lifecycle. Which if you're interested, it would go down something like this. In approximately 7.5 to 7.8 billion years, the Sun will heat up exponentially to the point where it expands beyond the orbit of Earth and the Sun will be promoted to the "Red Giant" designation, after around a billion years max, the core will begin to cool again and the walls will contract. Once the new Helium shell collides with the core, it will begin to eject its internal layers outward into space and turn into dense clouds of gas and byproduct elements called Planetary Nebulae. It will continue to shed its mass until reaching the somewhat final stage of a Star (theoretical stages after denoting the classification of Star). A White Dwarf. Which will continue to exist until the proton nuclei decay (if protons actually decay). That would turn the White Dwarf into a lump of carbon until it coalesced into a larger mass. If the White Dwarf was absorbed by another star, it would be stripped down to a planetary-mass object and potentially converted into a Diamond planet. Obviously, the exact masses and environmental variables will shift some outcomes, like certain Stars over a specific mass will go Supernova regardless, and White Dwarfs can go supernova if it happens to reignite and perform thermal runaway (laymen: The WD luckily absorbs matter through collisions or gravitational siphoning until the core is dense enough to spark the fusion of carbon). Once it hits that sweet spot, it goes. Type 1a Supernova. Thank you for attending my Ted Talk. I am not an Astrophysicist, just a guy that has a passion for something. I could never form a completely comprehensive explanation but the things I've told you are true, although there are multiple outcomes that the Star's could follow, obviously Black Holes and Neutron Stars there's a plethora of other objects a Star could turn into, more theoretical and abstract than the last. Space envelops all. Space is unfathomably complex and the idea that some dumb monkeys on a random ass planet in a random ass galaxy could advance themselves into a basic understanding of the cosmic ballet is extremely impressive. We shrug space off because it's nerdy and confusing. We wouldn't have any wars, or even borders if every single human understood the scale of the universe, how small we are and how small our problems are.

[@kualajdm]

@@mnnptl Press "Read More" at your own risk.

[@mnnptl]

@@kualajdm Since you took your precious time to type so much, I definitely had to go through it :) Although much of the info was known to me, I got to know a few more things. In my first comment I just wanted to point out how fast can the star die in a supernova event (Literally takes a blink of eye for the core to collapse) but in other cases where stars turn into red giants, it takes thousands or billions of years of shrinking. Yes, several factors lead to supernova but it's considered dead after the explosion when it turns into a neutron star or a black hole. Something like an instant death in case of supernova and slow death when red giant fizzles out. Coming to your last paragraph I totally agree with your point how us humans have ended up in the universe and have to tendency to question it's existence. I wonder about it all the time and love to think that there's a possibility of intelligent life somewhere out there but it's too far away for us to reach out. We have evolved in such a way that all of us don't think in the same manner. Internal competition has proved very helpful and equally harmful for us but our only abode Earth has to face the consequences. I hope our race survives enough time to become at least a multi-planetary civilization. Thanks for reading my long ass essay full of grammatical errors xD

[@ColinTherac117]

@@kualajdm War is eternal. There will always be war. The scale of the universe has no bearing on the existence of war. Even if our problems are infinitesimal compared to the size of the universe, it does nothing to change the fact that paper cuts suck. Borders exist because we are not all the same and do not wish to all follow the same rules dictated to us by imperialist overlords we have never met living hundreds if not thousands of miles away. If the only thing we have in common is our shared species, then that really isn't very much. If anything, there are plenty of people who value the lives of their cats more than they value you. God is dead.

[@TheHomicidalTendency]

The earth is massive. I'm not sure there is enough hydrogen on the planet to speed it up and slow it down enough to reach the nearest star system in a reasonable amount of time. Those engines would also destroy the atmosphere there would be no surface in which ppl live on. I'd say use it to sustain underground life for a very long time, but the sun will swalllow the earth. So use the next couple of decades to make space ships to evacuate as many as possible.

[@dylanburns8759]

yea definitely a dumb concept. why dont they just build a ship at that point

[@Peeser87]

@@dylanburns8759 The Earth was their ship...

[@burndead]

shhh, you broke the si-fis

[@jessebianchi2631]

@@dylanburns8759 moving the earth is definitely a stupid idea. much more efficient to build generational ships in fleets with different destinations chosen for likelihood of habitable planets. All your eggs in one basket is never a good idea, particularly when it's our species we're talking about.

[@Guest-666.]

In the movie they had heavy element fusion so they are just using rocks to power the thrusters, but ships are still better odea

[@catsilly819]

评论区这酸的啊，诺兰在星穿里还搁那复读亲情呢😅跑这找优越感了，就你知道地球推不动啊，不愧是星际穿越以后只会拍超英的地方，一代low过一代

[@christophernewton8443]

This movie tell's me how important education can be.

[@八雲藍-y2j]

@@oracle8785 this movie makes no sense. Yes it is just a movie but that's not an excuse.

[@jasonlee148]

@@八雲藍-y2j did interstellar make any sense by the same standard you are judging this movie with?

[@zhouyifan5481]

@@jasonlee148 you cant persuade a dumb

[@Th4rgor]

He was using the telescope with his son at the start and the lens cap was still on it smh.

[@tytedofficial]

lol

[@1minuterecap673]

@@tytedofficial lol

[@tyroneandrewadjarani7587]

@@1minuterecap673 lol

[@1minuterecap673]

@@tyroneandrewadjarani7587 lol

[@vidsforfun5155]

@@1minuterecap673 lol

[@sheevpalpatine6400]

Imagine how many movies he has to watch and how much work it is to drop these vids. Respect for that effort. Keep on that great work👍

[@chuehankuo5935]

well if watching movie is my job I would love it

[@ShabaaUkelele]

@@chuehankuo5935 I don't really think you'd watch shit movies like this with delight...

[@TJJJJJJJJJJJ]

You do realise the narration is usually just verbatim from the movies Wikipedia page.... dude has probably never even watched the actual movie

[@VSBayu]

@@TJJJJJJJJJJJ exactly, there's no real person even narrating it.

[@Dr.Leymen]

@dees nuts could you send me a link to the video? I am interested in how this guy looks like

[@Restrictted]

Earth: Has tech to move earth Jupiter: Am I a joke to you? Me: How did no one calculate this epic failure? Dom: Family

[@amerikal1345]

Hotel: trivago

[@GrumpyCat-mw5xl]

I always wondered what humans would do once the sun starts turning into a red giant. Now I know. I can rest now.

[@stevelucky7579]

Imagine if they all just died right then and there because the father wanted to be a hero rather than taking the sane path.

[@MeinGoobbyXI]

This is One of the Movies where the UN actually does something and The World are like "Hey guys Let's forget about this war and some shit Forget about our differences we're humans after all let's work together" "Hell Yeah Let's do that"

[@GearWukong]

I can’t believe it’s come to this… Come to what? Moving the whole Earth five miles down the road it’s crazy!!

[@paradox7358]

Yeah it's something alright.

[@Ruslan-cw7gy]

*FRANKLY SPEAKING I MAKE GOOD VIDEOS BUT PEOPLE DON'T WATCH THEM 😔😭😭*

[@omitnl]

@@Ruslan-cw7gy no we don't if you cry and breg about it, stop doing that, it's pathetic. Look for other ways

[@mike7652]

"The world is gonna end, what do we do?! I know, even more government bureaucracy!" Should be fine.

[@Ruslan-cw7gy]

*FRANKLY SPEAKING I MAKE GOOD VIDEOS BUT PEOPLE DON'T WATCH THEM 😔😭😭*

[@1minuterecap673]

hahah this comment made me laugh lol

[@KissatenYoba]

"In case of crisis, everyone should fend for themselves!" - libertarians

[@VitchAndVorty]

To be fair, in a world-ending scenario, the masses need to be controlled. Everything should be in order for the sake of humanity as a whole. I mean, not Orwellian-controlled, but just so they all listen and not falling into chaos.

[@KissatenYoba]

@@VitchAndVorty "28 days later" movie is about that, somewhat. You need democratic centralism - democratically made decision, but strict punishment for not upholding that democratic decision, and for trying to create alternative "democracies" aka factionalism.

[@xdave2662]

After watching this video, I realised that the quote, "The future requires sacrifice." is true.

[@13XDyt]

I remember when this first came out, we went to see it in the theaters and it actually had some scenes that this recap didn't show that were actually pretty sad

[@LifeWithPaw]

People watching this like: - in bed - not in a full screen - reading comments

[@kkhillboy2696]

They took Patrick's idea of moving bikini bottom to a whole new level

[@Greanone9]

"We should take Bikini Bottom and push it somewhere else" - Pat

[@mayoayo001]

😐

[@Lemontarts01]

This movie literally took one of my thought experiments as a child and ran with it as the core of the movie. Wild - and now i know we truly all have the same childhoods. At least everyone thought of a ghetto basic ass way to move the planet. And this movie is everyones number one way

[@petedavis7970]

Plot holes: 1> The sun won't become a red giant for billions of years 2> It will be a slow process. Slow enough that if we could build engines to move the Earth, we'd simply need to slowly migrate further away from the sun, but we could stay within a habitable zone for most of that, though at some point, the red giant won't be terribly stable and that will be a problem 3> Alpha Centauri doesn't make sense as: Alpha Centauri A is slightly larger and older than the sun, meaning it will become a red giant before our sun does and Alpha Centauri B, being a little smaller but older, will probably become a red giant around the same time our sun does... 4> Relocating planets.. ha ha ha ha.

[@beegyosheee160]

It's a sci Fi fiction movie...

[@snotellekS]

you must be fun at parties

[@Rushev]

@@snotellekS yeah... REAL fun at parties hahaha

[@browhat9349]

It’s a movie🤦‍♂️ Bro y’all people tryna question fictional movies is just pathetic. Why don’t you question Harry Potter huh?

[@7gromojar]

Picking up on plotholes in movies is normal thing. It's nothing like trying to explain magic. Chill

[@garciaalexanderdean8728]

Imagine going hybernation mode only to see yourself in heaven

[@randomasian8715]

No I think the hibernation rings were detached

[@1minuterecap673]

fallout theme sound plays

[@rjn1749]

It was detached and has auto-home back to earth.

[@christopherrobyn1748]

Oh fuck yeh what about the other couple 😂

[@salaciousBastard]

This movie was like The Core... totally scientifically inaccurate, but lots of fun. Spaceship Earth!

[@bigmaxporter]

This looks to be based off a short story by Cixin Liu under the same title (The Wandering Earth), though beyond the initial thruster idea and title they don't seem to be very similar. It's included in an anthology by the same name of other stories by Liu, and I wholeheartedly recommend it and his other works!

[@jonkallas7326]

This movie makes "The Core" look like a scientifically sound film.

[@TheJNastayy]

What an absolutely insane idea for a movie. Like, there's no shot any of that would have worked.

[@Yoctopory]

Film studios: Putting hundreds of millions into making a movie. People: "Let's watch a summary in 15 minutes."

[@walkercoleman6544]

hell yeah bro🤣😂😂

[@connorh2215]

Didn’t anyone think to take Jupiter’s orbit into account? Like when calibrating the engines they should’ve made sure to dodge the outer planets

[@justonejlking]

Then there wouldn’t be a movie lol

[@nathanmartinez4718]

They were using the gravity as a slingshot

[@belaprela2485]

They wanted to use Jupit gravity as a bonus and tirulu lalala and that happend

[@VitchAndVorty]

Nobody give a poo, 'til Uranus shows up.

[@connorh2215]

@@nathanmartinez4718 fair but they obviously should have prepared more to stay the appropriate distance away from Jupiter.

[@shreeshabhat9281]

Everyone's taking abt how the Jupiter was ignored while I'm wondering how tf did they stop earth from rotating around itself

[@aliahpersonous2893]

Maybe they built the equatorial engines to stop the spin?

[@niu64]

I like how everyone says this is unrealistic but literally this isnt based off real things its completely fictional

[@fairplayer916]

honestly, the idea of using the planet as a ship is cool as hell.

[@DzinkyDzink]

Watch Isaac Arthur's Planet Ships for more awesomeness.

[@BLOATEDNGOATED]

Elon musk real quiet after this dropped

[@achoo3290]

Imagine the sun light fading away and u still see the day light

[@MGZetta]

Why is sunlight fading away? It still gonna shine even after its explosion as a white dwarf. Nothing gonna survive in the solar system after the explosion so its clearly before that. so...

[@peaceleague6514]

Of course it's impossible for humans to travel through a black hole, but Interstellar is still a great movie. Can't imagine anyone nit-picking a sci-fi movie, especially one who only watched a ten-minute recap.

[@lief3414]

Black holes are a lot more mysterious than stars, especially Sun, and Interstellar was reasonably scientific, or at least logical, aside from it's finale plot. The obvious problem is that you can't even imagine something as basic as people thinking differently than you. Of course you gotta trust the movie since you rely on it to think for you.

[@dekwii9704]

Rather than building spaceships they build a thrusters to move the planet. Must be an idea from someone named patrick

[@Whorifice]

I loved how in this move they have a light humorous moment when the "genius" is destroying shit in giant heavy vehicle he cannot drive properly, its exactly like Sunnybank marketplace carpark!

[@FirestormDDash]

Fun fact. It would take the wandering earth 70000 years to get to alpha centauri. If the engines are clearly beyond our technology there is no way it would be faster then 40000. Mainly cause even if you could go so fast, you have to to take the time to slow down again anyway.

[@shentytown]

Why not just increase the Earth’s orbit instead of moving it out of the solar system? Same tech, less energy, and the earth doesn’t freeze

[@bleghb6342]

big thruster move earth good

[@SoWAHHHT]

well they need few billions of years of evolution to get the science and timing correct...

[@linshuang64]

In the book, the sun is dying, with a giant helium flash burning everything into oblivion all the way to Saturn, then fizzle into a white dwarf. So there will be not enough time to move into safe zone.

[@salaciousBastard]

Well, if your star suddenly turns into a red giant for no damned reason, I wouldn't stick around to find out what else it's going to do either.

[@aswinastro]

@@salaciousBastard Well, a Sun does not change into Red Giant overnight. The process would be gradual and may even expand across millenia.

[@wyattsouthard3812]

12:03 "Soon the problems begin" A statement everyone can relate to.

[@leonardodavi2695]

So this is the actual plot summary of Fast and Furious 10.

[@exterrrgamingpubg3602]

People in the comments are saying how the movie plot is weird and all and making funny jokes. But in all seriousness, you can only fully understand what the movie is about by actually watching the entire movie like I have. I think the movie just emphasizes a Chinese perspective about home(remember the movie is a chinse movie) compared to a western perspective which is portrayed in the "interstellar". Earth is basically "home" to them and everything and they are fully adamant about keeping it with them no matter what. Sure they could have just made a spaceship and move to a new planet, but of course they will do things the hard way to keep the earth because who doesn't like their home. In a famous parable called 愚公移山 , a Chinese old man cares about his house so much, even though there is a mountain blocking their house from the town, he tells his sons to literally move the mountain bit by bit with just a shovel, and after that they will have to move the extra dirt all the way from east china where they live to the ocean to dump it their all by foot which would take them years to move one bit of dirt taken. While the "Interstellar" directed by a western film maker, "home" is basically like a spiritual thing rather than a physical house so they are willing to leave it behind and move on with their families and relatives. In a similar aspect, Asian don't do something halfway and quit after doing something average, they would preserver and do it until they are fully satisfied even if it involve risks. This is also portrayed in the movie, while the robot "moss" thinks practically, as it is trying to maximize human survival for about a week and fabricate a plan to move to a new planet without doing anything stupid. The humans took a huge risk that would most likely kill humanity faster and most certainly cost their own life but a slim chance of saving all humanity and earth. Overall, the movie was a bit strange to me at first but its nice reflecting on it. Regardless, I don't care how much you hate the main plot, it is really well filmed and very engaging. Out of hundreds of movies I've seen or read, Wandering Earth is undoubtfully one of the best movies I've ever seen.

[@ghostttriddder]

"What if we just push Bikini Bottom somewhere else?" -some starfish

[@AtlanticPicture]

To quote Producer Guy: "They do What?!" 😂

[@medexamtoolscom]

I like that you said "another star system" in the title. It annoys me when others refer to other star systems as "solar systems", since THIS is THE solar system, as "the sun" has a proper name and that name is "Sol". So this is the only solar system.

[@saddrew6433]

Humans: Sun is turning into a Red Giant! What should we do? Patrick: We should take the Earth and push it somewhere else!

[@AykayENG]

Putting my pedantry hat on I think the video title is still wrong. The Solar system isn't a star system, it's our planetary system and the star Sol. A star system is a collection of stars. Our closest stellar neighbour Alpha Centauri happens to be a trinary star system, but as the Solar system isn't a star system they aren't moving Earth to "another" star system. Sorry for the pedantic post, couldn't stop myself.

[@jasonlee148]

The helium flash of the sun is a metaphor for any global crisis, mankind uniting as one to build earth thrusters is a metaphor for overcoming the global crisis by international collaborations. This book reflects the philosophy of China as a country, unite and we shall conquer.

[@KazooieX1]

From a scientific standpoint this movie is one giant plot hole lol

[@bmouch1018]

From a scientific stand point this movie is a collection of migraines and facepalms

[@aravindvarma9719]

Advanced civilizations eventually understand that physics is lower dimensional simplification of the fundamental science of our universe: Family - Dominic Toretto, 21st century

[@fuffoon]

I'm glad to see other countries saving the planet. Its always the USA unless you watch a foreign film or two. I imagine if Burkina Faso had a film industry, they too would save the world. Of course, Grandpa would be about 34 years old and Mom about 13.

[@justrelax658]

Just watched The wondering earth II in cinema, its amazing😊 the space elevator is satisfying, really take my breath away in IMAX 🤣

[@DarthDragon007]

Scientists: The Sun will be a Red Giant in several billion years. Movie: Naw fam, we'll make the Sun turn Red Giant in only a few hundred years instead. Me: How did humans manage to F-up the sun?!

[@ashishranjan426]

Someone help me, I am addicted to these recaps

[@Meowwowowow]

You should do a movie recap for the movie “The Endless” 2017, and it’s prequel “Resolution” 2012. I haven’t seen any other movie recaps do those ones

[@MeinGoobbyXI]

Imagine by the time they Arrived at Alpha Centauri A The Sun there has already Become a big Giant

[@dkapow]

I am pretty sure the lack of moon would wipe the planet of all meaningful life long before the core froze.

[@martimking1craft]

@@dkapow the moon should have gone with them because of the gravity pull

[@doskgod]

@@martimking1craft they nuclear bombed the moon before the journey lmfao it’s in their pre-quel came out last weekend

[@TRK8881]

This movie has two major issues. One,Earth would freeze completely and likely tear itself apart or become a exoplanet. Two,If Earth survived the trip to Alpha Centaury It would either have to throw a planet off orbit or more likely would destabilize the whole system eventually destroying everything.

[@randyranderson690]

These are the kinds of epic stories we need but didn't know we wanted.

[@Fugazity]

wow, the idea of moving the earth out of the solar system is terrifying yet amazing.

[@jonkallas7326]

And impossible at the time this movie is supposed to take place.

[@omnipotentpumpkin9755]

@@jonkallas7326 Art has never been scientifically accurate so I'm not sure why you're even complaining about it, other than to seek attention? Movies, video games, books are all SUPPOSE to be unrealistic, that's the whole point of them, you're either very new to this part of the world, or you're simply not as smart as the people this art was made for. People who take the real world seriously don't have the energy to waste nit-picking art, it's made for them because they deserve a platform that promotes imaginative relaxation to help maintain the balance of pressure in their important lives. People like you who have the energy to nitpick movies, video games and books are the same demographic of people who don't take the real world serious enough and have too much spare energy which you waste on things that don't matter. Movies aren't made for people like you who do nothing but search for hypocrisy and contradiction and you need to accept that instead of trying to collectively hijack the experience of others.

[@jonkallas7326]

@@omnipotentpumpkin9755 The fact you spent your time writing this to criticize a critical observation says enough. Peace to you.

[@mayberry2734]

@@jonkallas7326 hes like flat earther that try to convince earth was flat.

[@jjmichael5059]

@@omnipotentpumpkin9755 cope

[@1cookieplease88]

Did they know nearest star alpha Centauri is 4.37 light years from sun😂

[@barckrifle4533]

Yeah but in real life it would be just smarter to keep the Helios how it is for the chance that their plan doesn’t work. Because there Helios would be the last thing that has humans and now it can’t lead it’s mission

[@diegocn123]

Obviously the scifi setting is not realistic, but I think there was an emphasis on the idea of "home" throughout the film, and how human emotions is always leaning toward saving their home planet as contrast to the AI that tends to make cold logical decisions.

[@Inmate16]

@@diegocn123 in the book they didn’t have one of those

[@Inmate16]

Also since stars take hundreds of millions of years to orbit the galaxy, they would have to change their trajectory slightly.

[@masonkanterbury3007]

Things like this make me realize that we should never hinder or let emotions of archaic beliefs sidetrack or affect in any way the path of science. Progress may be the only element that ensures a future for the human race. Personally I prefer the concept of moving the people in starships to another world if this one is threatened.

[@erichall090909]

That is the only option. There is no possibility in physics for us to move the damn planet.

[@lostphoenix1911]

Watched this movie. Pretty good it you can suspend your disbelief(which let’s be honest, most movie viewers can’t)

[@Viking102938]

For once, the whole "asteroid coming towards the Sun" thing was accurately addressed. You can't "blow up" a meteor, you can only divide it...it would be infinitely more likely that we'd attempt to move the planet before any alien debris...

[@willo1345]

Is this sarcasm? Moving the planet based on current technology would destroy the atmosphere. It would be more plausible to alter an objects trajectory.

[@MasterIceyy]

blowing up the asteroid is stupid. Accurately hitting the asteroid with a precise payload to alter it's path through the solar system would be a better option. If you want to blow it up you would need to pulverise it to the point the debris burns up in the atmosphere

[@Thisisaweirdthing2makeusdo]

Anyone got the math on the power of those engines?

[@wolfbane7497]

Yeah simply 50 million Saturn one engines

[@giovanniquargentan6198]

Let's assume we want to accelerate Earth by 0.01 m/s2 (almost 1 thousandth of 1 g). That requires 0.01 x 5.972e24 = 5.972 e22 Newton. A jet engine used in the boeing 777 like the GE90 pushes at max around 500000 Newton (while consuming ~8 kg of fuel every second), so the generate that thrust we would need about ~ 119000000000000000 engines, burning ~ 950000000000000 tonnes of fuel every second. It's definitely not possible lol

[@indisummers4385]

@@giovanniquargentan6198 For those of you who are curious - We would need 119 trillion engines burning 950 trillion tons of fuel per second for 190 million seconds. So, that's: 180 quintillion, 500 quadrillion tons of fuel. This movie hurts my brain.

[@aidanthornton173]

Without an orbit around the sun, wouldn't the earths core eventually freeze before the planet made it anywhere near its destination?

[@xx_redwood_xx9737]

No No it wouldn't

[@Jessie108-v8r]

@@xx_redwood_xx9737 yes it would realistically it would freeze because there is no other source of heat in space nearby so it would take years and years to freeze but some people probably would make it to another source of heat (if they had immortality)😉

[@OliverFlinn]

@@Jessie108-v8r the core freezing would take millions of years, so no

[@jty9631]

It probably would not go well anyway.

[@xx_redwood_xx9737]

@@Jessie108-v8r None of the sun's heat gets to the core anyways

[@YF365]

Hey! Wasn't this a Futurama plot, with the robots being exhaust thrusters to push the earth farther away from the sun?

[@robobrain10000]

Ye, but they weren't relocating to a different star system in Futurama. It was just to push the earth away slightly to make it cooler.

[@zx9260]

写这部小说的人，是三体的原作作者。

[@cyb3r_81]

刘慈欣yyds

[@mizukiuke7447]

I love how he trys to bribe him with a vive VR headset lol

[@kilkilbaba]

The video's you make have caused me to stop watching full movies all together, and honestly i'm not even mad about it. pls keep going with the great work

[@TheOnni1]

hey I've been having the same issue but I can't tell if its because movies generally suck now or have I changed and my attention span is really low or if its just my own personal thing and I just like it better this way.

[@edd2184]

Even though absolutely tragic, I'm happy that the father got to complete his promise to his son.

[@LeDaddyJamesThe3rd]

For some reason this gave me hope for humanity

[@DiegoGonzalez-vn3qx]

It literally had the opposite effect on me lmaooo

[@纵使三度迎来落日]

Human solidarity is the most sci-fi moment in the movie🤣

[@mikewillis9537]

I actually like this movie. You need a lot of suspension of disbelief but imagine you trained people to be engineers and they were really smart but you never taught them the science behind the engineering, then ask how they would save the earth and this is what they come up with lol

[@johnP0908]

So training a team of Patrick Stars' then? then it's like begging to be doomed. LMAO

[@bakajanai.]

"Trust me I'm an engineer"

[@Elcoin]

Just move the enture frickin planet

[@MegaPlayerXxX]

Honestly, turning planet into spaceship is a valid thing to do. Even today we have quite a few scenarios on how it could be done, but our technology is not advanced enough. But if we had some sort of infinite thrusters like in this movie, it might be done. There are few things to take into account though. First, Easth is not solid Thrust needed to get it out of orbit and fly it among stars is HUGE. Unless spread out like in the movie, across entire hemisphere, Earth's surface will crack. Earth is like a baloon actually. Thousands of kilometers of liquid inside with only a tiny solid crust. Push one side too much and the rest will start cracking. That's the last thing we want. This is also why the plot of this movie could not happen actually. Sending a station out scout the path ahead is really smart. However, gravitational slingshot manuever, while great way to propell smaller spaceships, would not be a good idea with a planet. In fact it's a terrible idea. Jupiter is extremely massive. So much so that just approaching it would start deforming Earth. Forces of doing such slingshot, especially at these speeds and masses, would destroy Earth by itself. Second, Moon would come with us. Moon and Earth are entwined in common gravity well. Earth is way more massive than Moon, thus is the main sorce of this gravity well. So if Earth moves out, Moon will follow it. Given the acceleration must me pretty small, relatively speaking, as not to damage Earth, Moon would just follow us, still orbiting around Earth. Third, Earth would not be losing atmosphere. Again, the acceleration would be slow. Earth would not have a tail of gasses behind it like we see in this movie. Of course some will imagine a comet with its tail, but that tail is not caused by comet's movement. Comet's tail are particles released from comet itself by solar winds, hypercharged particles our sun releases. These tiny particles are then illuminated by sun and make that beautiful tail we all know and love. With Earth though, these solar winds cannot reach us. Even ripped out of its orbit, the core would still be rotating, creating electromagnetic shield around Earth, like it always does. It might be weakened, given Earth's rotating might be slowed down by thrusters, but then again, thrusters at the norhern hemisphere and would not have to slow it down. In fact, they might even speed it up a bit if angled right. Not sure what implicationg it would have on surface of planet, but it would actually make the EM field stronger, protecting us even better from all the radiation from space.

[@indisummers4385]

What you’ve just said is one of the most insanely idiotic things I have ever heard. At no point in your rambling, incoherent response were you even close to anything that could be considered a rational thought. Everyone in this room is now dumber for having listened to it. I award you no points, and may God have mercy on your soul.

[@MegaPlayerXxX]

@@indisummers4385 I've never said I got everything perfect, but mind telling me what is so wrong, oh great one? EDIT: So with no response I am going to assume you are just a troll and ignore ya.

[@emily_loves_httyd]

​@@MegaPlayerXxX I think you have a huge burden of proof here when you try to claim that this is a "valid thing to do". Everything you mentioned here supports the opposite. I mean, it sounds cool but could you explain what theories you're refencing when you say that "even today we have quite a few scenarios on how it could be done"?

[@johnP0908]

@@MegaPlayerXxX sure, no reply automatically means that person is a troll, LMAO.

[@johnP0908]

@@emily_loves_httyd it seems that @Red Wyvern Emperor would no longer respond so we can "assume" that person is a troll. LMAO

[@rotmggu1245]

I watched this movie when I was in China over a break, did not expect to like it, but ended up loving it. Some of the scenes were really touching, not to mention the great effects. Hollywood is falling behind as these great Asian films come out, with this and Train To Busan.

[@user-lehsun-le-garib]

I watched and honestly such shit movie except visuals

[@lief3414]

Haha, no.

[@roxiplayer401k-4]

Earth: iight, bye neighbors, sun about to go boom. Jupiter: *i would like to tell you about your car's extended warranty*

[@jongriffin2125]

This was a great movie.

[@paradox7358]

Lmao, such a stupid concept. It would be much more cost effective and plausible to build purpose built colony ships than to move the entire planet! But then again, you wouldn't have a movie.

[@DarkAtHearts]

China doesn't have the best idea for plots

[@RavenPendragon14]

There are not enough resources to move billions of people and sustain them for the amount of time it would take to get to a habitable planet. There isn't another one in our solar system at all, so it will take decades. It actually makes sense to move underground, where its warmer from the Earth's core. They can probably harness enough energy to continue to grow crops and there is access to underground waterways.

[@AIArtworks45]

@@DarkAtHearts The problem is that they have shitty ideas outside movies too. Like invading Taiwan. What could go wrong.

[@browhat9349]

@@DarkAtHearts God bro you “depressed” 12 yr olds are annoying.

[@WallNutBreaker524]

@@AIArtworks45 LOLOLOL