142 Nonillion Degrees; What Would Happen Next?

[@saadsalam4068]

Both the hottest and coldest temperatures ever observed in the universe were created in labs on earth. That's wild.

[@mirzaahmed6589]

We don't know for certain that it hasn't been done elsewhere.

[@deasnutz4ever]

No. The universe is not proven to be infinite in matter, and we can’t just make up possible conditions.

[@deasnutz4ever]

Not reaching the end is different than it actually being infinite, it just confirms our limitations. It also is different than presuming sci-fi fantasy.

[@mykhalhughes4676]

@@davidrosner6267 🤔...maybe the solution to the fermi paradox is that all species play with absolute hot and destroy themselves... 😂😂😂.

[@adamwengelin834]

@@davidrosner6267 Stop being such an idiot. He wasn't being human-centric he was saying what the hottest degree ever OBSERVED was on Earth. There is nothing hotter in the universe that we have observed yet.

[@Deadbass_]

Coldest temperature: The meat in my burrito I just microwaved Hottest temperature: The mf cheese sauce in the burrito

[@underfellsans3425]

Noice 👌

[@katblack914]

:) (91xmxa)

[@lintonfr]

So true lmao😂

[@mr.boomguy]

I see it's stolen, but way better then the original 👌

[@ReeceyBoy_4]

😂 so true mate

[@TheCometdefender]

We all know if the temperature ever became absolute zero here on earth, there’s still going to be that one guy that decides to wear shorts.

[@theglitchedcat8072]

That would be

[@Cookiebrawlstars729]

@@theglitchedcat8072 ME

[@user-rc8bb7yb1e]

yeah

[@theglitchedcat8072]

That is also be mean seriously a one point it was like in the 30s in here and I still have my windows open outside so the cold air could come and my mom was not too pleased

[@por22ito]

And if the temperature ever became absolute hot, there would still be that one guy who wears pants and a hoodie

[@drsquishybelly806]

“Florida man creates black hole in backyard, set to destroy the universe”

[@TrashyLemonsade]

@MURU GAMING work for it bro u can expect it to work by putting it on other people KZbin videos ask for shoutouts, make interesting non clickbait videos, put posters out In ur city, do collab with other you tubers, be active ,but please don’t free spam, god bless,and good luck

[@manjumanoj3769]

Young sheldon.....😌

[@donovan942]

Hahahaa

[@MohamedNascar]

we would all probobly instantly die if the black hole stays alive for like 3 seconds. maybe less im not sure

[@lavaboatcubesupportsukrain7539]

You should watch GrayStillPlays

[@phie6648]

Coldest thing in the universe: my soup i just put into the microwave Hottest thing in the universe: THE GODAMN BOWL

[@themeddite]

dolphin534 I know the feeling I microwave ramen for 6 minutes in two minutes it was pretty much like warm but the bowl was blistering hot

[@themeddite]

Donald Un he never has

[@founderoftheempire8589]

I swear this is true

[@AndrewAce.]

Ikr??? Like what the actual fuck, microwaves are supposed to heat up the god-damned water.

[@AndrewAce.]

@@themeddite Putting ramen in the microwave was your first mistake... And last >:(

[@raebu1719]

Can we get a 142 nonillion degree knife challenge?

[@contessa4490]

You need to generate a freaking a lot of energy and a very hard material.

[@DeutscheDemokratischeRepublik]

@@contessa4490 *cough* nonillions of bars pressure *cough*

[@firefish111]

I'm no scientist, but I'm sure that'd produce a black hole.

[@VenomousSoup14]

if you lit even a single spark of 142 nonillion degrees, it would burn both the Earth and the Moon

[@josefstalin8928]

You’d destroy the earth before you got a chance to do anything.

[@tiphotisted]

The most amazing thing I learned from this was that candles can burn hotter than lava.

[@spacex5128]

I know wtf

[@VoltFall]

No they can get hotter than a volcano

[@vandusmingo]

@@VoltFall you mean cant?

[@VoltFall]

@@vandusmingo no I mean can (Somehow) I'm not saying I agree with them lol

[@carso1500]

Its perfectly understandable, lava is just molten rock and as such it has a limit ok how hot it can get, any more hotter than 1200 degres C and the rock just vaporizes

[@TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

Mom: “Try it, the food isn’t that hot anymore” The food:

[@jackdan1811]

im suprised this haven't gotten attention

[@rodney7340]

@@jackdan1811 ikr

[@バラタァンズ]

@@jackdan1811 me too

[@Totally_Bonkers]

the food tops the list

[@avacado3546]

Hello, Non-Mustache dude.

[@prasantamukherjee6418]

Aaaaaah, that's hot That's hot - Will Smith

[@foxgamer6890]

Anonymous lol

[@samyang6928]

such powerful words

[@thetechnocrat6388]

Lol

[@d.3578]

it's rewind time

[@kilz1z1771]

It’s ok to be white. I watch jony test

[@mabros26]

funfact: if an entire tip on a pencil was 142N degrees. that would be enough heat energy to wipe out our entire solar system.

[@localshitdealer]

Claudia Solomon Yes way

[@GhalidiusTrident]

Luckily the energy required to produce the tempurature would be so high it would basically be impossible to reach the tempurature.

[@halamadruuid2380]

Alphanator Proton ah yes, tempurature

[@halamadruuid2380]

Alphanator Proton so you like eating tempuras?

[@walterhartwellwhite5655]

@@halamadruuid2380 i do

[@ElouiseP]

_142 nonillion degrees:_ *exists* _Australia: Just a typical Monday_

[@dum-dum297]

As an Australian I can confirm this

[@Fauziaazim8986]

@Venky Wank it's freezing cold right now

[@Barbatos_Lupus_Rex_2705]

I’m slightly offended, but this is hilarious lmao

[@midievalcat7770]

Just a typical July in Arizona

[@ericcarvalhoferreira512]

As a brazillian I can confirm. And yes I'm a brazillian i'm an american chanel.

[@hello-kc9ug]

“The hottest planet in the solar system”. Venus: *blushes* “oh thank you, is it just me or is it getting warm in here?”

[@FullKnight51]

No

[@Chuked]

Venus is pretty hot ngl

[@GazelleFangs]

@VG乛 RizërX GÄMÏNG just disliked all your videos and spam reported you , :)

[@verticalflyingb737]

@@GazelleFangs what a chad

[@plantbasic645]

Venuwus

[@thelastcube.]

142 Nonillion Degrees 1 42 1 life 2x(1/2 life) half life 2 there you go, nothing happens after half life 2, no half life 3

[@notnotmonmon9419]

and portal 3 never forget

[@Ethorbit]

and jeff life 3

[@eoinh]

Wow that joke feels ancient

[@pablo69.420bl]

Chaitanya Singh Im sad no hl3 ;-;

[@eimongaming6572]

RIP

[@future5844]

“5.5 Trillion Degrees Celsius Is The Hottest Ever Recorded” My 10 Watt IPad Charger: *hold my beer*

[@jessemcdaniel1914]

r/oddlyspecific

[@kilz1z1771]

Ikr

[@jessemcdaniel1914]

@Mistjor I can't tell if your serious or not. If so, you could've just ignored me, if not, ha.

[@darrenvoong9013]

r/pleaseshutthefuckupyouarecommentingonayearoldpost

[@-Name-here-]

@Darren Voong when did you get involved? I did when you opened this everybody

[@KyleLi]

Still colder than my ex.

[@KyleLi]

If I had one. *cries in the corner*

[@selcukdilek4656]

lol

[@jesussaldana6006]

Retweet

[@cherryslat5702]

Saw u on a BF1 vid

[@Oscar4u69]

that makes no sense

[@YourLocal_Mkara]

*"142 nonillion degrees is where our understanding of physics start to break down"* Well, then fine I'll use 141 nonillion degrees with the zeros changed with nines

[@Africanhorror]

finally, a number my brain can handle

[@Little-pluto-behind-neptune]

@@Africanhorror bruh my brain can handle 80 nonillion numbers all together

[@Lugemaster1202]

@@Little-pluto-behind-neptune TREE(3)

[@Oblivatrixon]

@HappypigsAG Don’t get me started

[@Lugemaster1202]

@@Oblivatrixon Rayo’s number

[@ZRisyad]

Universe: the hottest temperature ever known is 142 nonillion Celsius Motorcycle seat on summer: hold my beer

[@AlvinSeville1]

Being with a hot woman definitely competes! 😄

[@electricmapping1983]

*Celsius

[@discontinuedchannel4227]

@@MP-ut6eb!

[@_mart_7183]

Seat belt buckle: hold my beer

[@dylanmcadam8509]

It's actually 142 nonillion Kelvin

[@YTSunnys]

Thank you for using Celsius.

[@daniel4726]

Legendary Grim Reaper 0000 only 3 use it one of them is usa

[@mkwiicore2nd]

ikr

[@mkwiicore2nd]

Celcius, im from the uk

[@mkwiicore2nd]

i dont know

[@SamB-gn7fw]

I'm American, and even I agree. Metric system best system!

[@TheSunMoon]

Still not hot enough to melt steel beams.

[@merrittanimation7721]

TheSunMoon No you need 142 nonillion plus 1

[@exaltedintellect3526]

Not if you use explosives ;)

[@lukethegamer007]

...and jet fuel.

[@EvanRustMakes]

*_T H E R M I T E_*

[@baron_von_brunk]

Harambe was an inside job.

[@Holocaustica]

Absolute zero is, and shall forever remain, an entirely impossible benchmark. Scientists will only achieve a smaller smaller fraction of ‘1°’ infinitely.

[@reinatr4848]

That's the f-ing point See: the third law of thermodynamics

[@Holocaustica]

@@reinatr4848 wow so very sorry. When I wrote my comment I'd no idea how truly insensitive it apparently was. I accept full responsibility for this unconscionable example of inhumanity. Your feelings are clearly hurt and that's ALL my fault. Now I must go on and live the rest of my days carrying the guilt of what I've done to you. I was so very abusive and careless with my wording. And I can only hope, that as the years pass and the pain of this day, is at last no more, that a part of you will always know that I will be as sorry on that day, as I am right now. Godspeed.

[@berrystarcreations]

Because you need to not be on earth to do it there’s energy on earth

[@shadowlord0162]

@@Holocaustica thats the most wholesome sarcastic thing ive read ever and i dont know what to think about that

[@stevenfallinge7149]

Absolute zero means zero energy to increase or decrease entropy, which is of course nonsensical.

[@WesleyAPEX]

The coldest planet in the universe is warm enough to have life...

[@hiralykowalski6825]

Water bear can survive for some time in temperature that low in hibernation state But it's hard to say "It can maintain life"

[@plant5875]

WesleyAPEX hmm

[@gigilaco]

Kash Nate Exactly. Hell, we don't even know what constitutes life. What if there's electromagnetic beings in the universe like in Twilight?

[@matthewmatthewmatthew]

ok, I don't really understand this conversation. at planck temperature there is absolutely no way anything could survive. nothing could adapt because the environment is too extreme to allow for life to: 1. evolve and 2. even more simply, exist.

[@jmmjeprule]

topzVEVO life similar to earth life. It’s a close minded viewpoint to think that just because life here needs carbon oxygen and other elements to exist, that there isn’t other life that thrives off other things. The universe is so large that we may never know in our lifetime.

[@rohanjeetdas5707]

My phone when I play PUBG.

[@kirti7659]

lmao

[@guricane]

That my phone when I play fortnite

[@Comboowo]

dang it minecraft

[@livid7594]

Hybrid Theory metro pcs 8s a service and not a had one it does not make phones it sell them. I could get a iphone x there as well as a samsung gs9.

[@davinkim7930]

Hybrid Theory woooosh

[@literallyabowlofcereal2559]

Me: *takes a bite of hot food* Me: *_142 Nonillion Degrees: What Will Happen Next?_*

[@callmewilpls9099]

Death

[@firefish111]

BANNNGGG!!

[@natevesey8269]

The big bang happens again

[@dark_dirttv7474]

Was it McDonald’s apple pie?

[@brodyh7864]

literally a bowl of cereal in

[@Qreator06]

massive thanks to the cameraman recording at such cold and hot temperatures

[@Totally_Bonkers]

well i mean they were recording it from a distance

[@avacado3546]

Ik right! Thanks to all the cameramen and women!

[@MichaelClark-uw7ex]

The only thing that can stop a cameraman is Alec Baldwin.

[@armstrong9497]

@@avacado3546 why the women

[@liligwaa]

@@armstrong9497 ikr like girls arent even real

[@mr.commentator6055]

Mom: Now now son, eat your food, the food is not that hot. The food:

[@smhwolvi]

I didn't know food be givin out lessons on heat, damn

[@FLsurferHurricanePLZ]

Degrees

[@kinoko87_b]

[Kugelblitz Lasagna]

[@mariachiu3897]

I can confirm this lol

[@mfb1474]

420 likes nice can we get 69? Replies and no more likes?

[@lucksku]

"What would happen if we reached 142 Nonillon degrees? Here is a first a random list of the temperature of diferent things in the universe. And now, about the title of the video... what would happen if we reached 142 nonillon degrees? We don't know lol, but maybe Brillant will tell you bye" 👌

[@hanifh07]

this video in nutshell

[@emmanuelbaah3253]

Lol so true

[@thesavage_roleplayergamez7504]

holy crep

[@AsmodeusMictian]

kinda makes me wish I'd read the comments first... :\

[@jtp5167]

Glad I skipped to the end of the video, until I saw an ad for some kind of learning site.

[@josipforjan7859]

Candle is roughly a quarter as hot as the surface of the Sun... Wow

[@wheatthins2967]

@@paigerenee4173 watch the video

[@wheatthins2967]

@@paigerenee4173 apperently not

[@Wrangzilla]

The surface of the sun is 5,788K while a candle is about 1,800K. So it is about 1/4 the temperature. Now the core and the outter atmosphere are way hotter....

[@wheatthins2967]

@@paigerenee4173 ok lol

[@rades920]

Brian Jones are you stupid ? The suns surface in the video is 1,800,040 F , while the candle is not even more then 100,000 F. So how does that make sense

[@alchin9]

4:01: “Which is 6666x the temperature found inside the sun’s core.” 😈Now that’s what I call hell.😈

[@golbox4]

46432245678875432134578909764200000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000

[@alchin9]

???

[@golbox4]

2^6⁷

[@yvonnejenkins3205]

666 is satans phone number

[@aident7819]

No it’s 66? Sorry I don’t like the scary number

[@rosstheboss6212]

142000000000000000000000000000000 Looks like a guitar tab for slayer

[@orepetrovic397]

0 3 5

[@lemmy9362]

RIP FUCKING SLAYER

[@kjl3080]

Make 4 a pinch harmonic and your set

[@jshooa4840]

@@kjl3080 why do I have a feeling everyone who has seen your comment is wondering what that is

[@chiarosuburekeni9325]

Hilarious

[@GreenWolfyVillager123]

How to heat up something to 142 nonillion degrees:UsE BrIlLiAnT

[@everettbrinkley4327]

exactly

[@Prince-dt6wq]

What

[@zaidal-bachachy3216]

No 9999 nonillion degrees

[@ibrothedragon]

Or rub your hands for 142.99999999 nonillion years

[@torinsardie]

How can a candle get hotter than lava??

[@SundanceMLD]

*breathing heavily* CANDLE WAX

[@rathven4917]

@@SundanceMLD That's a fetish...

[@rathven4917]

@Ahmed Mansour You sure didn't leave your fingers for long enough on the flame. I also doubt it is as close as hot as molten rock but it can severely damage tissues.

[@Lavendeer201]

@@rathven4917 lol true

[@exi0n594]

I bet a standard candle will be way hotter than lava

[@cruzboyle7233]

scientists: Thats the hottest temperature ever observed! Big Shaq: Mans never hot, never hot

[@woomyzooms3781]

@MURU GAMING shut upp

[@pyrl8772]

@j0ker JÂNI GAMING your annoying that's why

[@syedarahelaakter9729]

@j0ker JÂNI GAMING did successful KZbinrs ever beg for their channel? No, they worked hard.

[@syedarahelaakter9729]

Roadmen can survive like 20 nonillion degrees.

[@syedarahelaakter9729]

@j0ker JÂNI GAMING can you comprehend my reply? I mean they worked hard for their channel to grow, they didn’t beg.

[@balls3198]

.

[@dylangamer8024]

*black hole forms around everything*

[@ginoschlegel6370]

@It's JDfilms wy not

[@ivankochurkin1720]

Just 142 nonillion + 1

[@majid6771]

Ha ha Very funny?

[@flamedclan1877]

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[@redcharget5894]

“142 nonillion degrees” *shows an unionised rock planet*

[@lynngatrell7965]

So, no Right To Work, then?

[@Polai010]

Lol only 2 replies

[@aaliyasmith6213]

false. ^ |

[@nathanw9770]

There is something colder than -273°c... Big shaq

[@Gojorange]

My ex's heart.

[@Luciatyourhouse]

Mans not hot

[@CenturyCurtains]

Why did I laugh at this ?🤦🏽‍♀️😭

[@philosophicalinquirer312]

Give your Ex a Kugelblitz as a gift and her heart will warm up.

[@jacobdavis5518]

+philosophical inquirer 10

[@TheElvisnator]

Florida man: *_Hmm, it's just getting a little bit chilly_*

[@goutamboppana961]

when your area is so hot that when temperature increases u feel chillier thats when you know we killed physics

[@Wardo2121]

Iranians be like: 🅱️ro the temperature is too 🅱️ow 🤢🤢😍🥶💪💀💀💀(71 degrres highest)

[@abramdreimediarito2225]

Yeah cuz they use kelvin and i do to

[@berghi805]

Coldest it can get: -273 Hottest it can get: +142.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000

[@keroppi135]

-273,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,01

[@nicholassieczkowski9727]

because temperature is just how fast something is moving. So at -273.15, everything stops moving at an atomic level, and since you can't have negative movement, you can't have lower than that. But since we can move pretty fucking fast, you can always add more and more energy. How much energy we can possibly add is too complicated for me, and the same goes for like every scientist in the world. But that's the very basic of why that is how it is.

[@berghi805]

Complicated would be all you said up here. Respect xd

[@artistacielo6492]

these are all decimals... bad dum tss

[@berghi805]

lol

[@jacksonville667]

I disagree The overdone hot-pocket is the hottest matter the human race has ever observed.

[@ElPastalero]

no that's like saying a hot pocket is hotter than 142 nonillion degrees AKA a kugelblitz most likely

[@jacksonville667]

You ever bite into a hot-pocket before it cools down? The insides are practically plasma.

[@ElPastalero]

no, that plasma cant stay there for long in room temperature, so nope.

[@jacksonville667]

saqqaq _ woooooooooosh

[@ElPastalero]

Jackson Pesa idc lol

[@LMAccount1]

Almost as hot as my laptop. I really need a new one

[@toilet9221]

your laptop would have transformed into a blackhole

[@toilet9221]

ik

[@scottrose7737]

Wierdest Gamer Woosh

[@selcukdilek4656]

Maybe you were way too long on your laptop, you should give it a break lol 😂

[@myceliuswes]

ICUPINE i10

[@wasitacaroracatisaw.nowrea826]

I’m surprised he didn’t mention pulsars which can be even hotter than regular neutron stars. Pulsars are a type of neutron star that rotate extremely quickly and emit huge amounts of radiation out of their poles.

[@IloveRumania]

The backward text reads, "Was it a car or a cat I saw?".

[@ashwinsanthosh9154]

A Nokia phone will melt.

[@coaster1070]

No it wouldn't.

[@SundanceMLD]

AshPlayz- Gaming and more! The heat would melt, not the Nokia... God I hope I don’t get schooled

[@TimDaOne]

If you drop the Nokia on the planet the planet would explode

[@anetturner]

LOLOLOLOLOLOLOOOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOOLOOLOLOOLLOL

[@TrueBluw]

@@SundanceMLD well you seem safe from being schooled however I was not

[@26muca07]

Planck temperature is so beyond comprehension it would basically melt both time, matter and all conventional comprehension of science or even existence as a whole.

[@damienjones1487]

You cant melt time btw. and it would just add or even change science not "melt" it.

[@smhwolvi]

fish head its a joke

[@ReeceyBoy_4]

😂

[@Rami-me2ix]

@@damienjones1487 r/woooosh

[@Rami-me2ix]

I feel like it would rip the universe into shreds

[@TheJadeFist]

At least your Nokia phone would still be alright.

[@PurelySatire]

TheJadeFist lol

[@justinyftwdemolitioncrewft2833]

No, It won't

[@maddscraft5459]

Justin Y. r/woooosh

[@knubbe1320]

yeah, its designed for being used in the sauna

[@doomdoofus]

Bruh lol just stop lol

[@chroniclesoflaura]

I love that you use degrees Celsius when narrating. Makes sense that freezing point be at 0! Anything under that is below freezing.

[@JohnGardnerAlhadis]

That, and Fahrenheit makes 0 fucking sense whatsoever. Unless you're in the US, where it makes 32°F sense instead. 🤷

[@killersparky4044]

@@JohnGardnerAlhadis F is better for every day use

[@JohnGardnerAlhadis]

@@killersparky4044 How? No, seriously, how?

[@mlgtakeo4065]

@@JohnGardnerAlhadis idk. It just does. If u grow up with it u get it

[@JohnGardnerAlhadis]

@@mlgtakeo4065 Yeah, that's conditioned by upbringing; kind of how learning Chinese as your first language lends you a proclivity for thinking mathematically (which apparently has something to do with the way students group ideograms by their stroke counts or something). I'm still at a loss as to how Fahrenheit could be considered _objectively_ better than Celsius. I mean... Fahrenheit isn't even a linear scale...

[@josipforjan7859]

I like how he pronounced Uranus so it doesn't sound awkward at 1:05

[@aaaaaaaakkkkkkkkkk]

Josip Forjan thats how your supposed to pronounce it..

[@fadjan9998]

That's how it's pronounced, but 8 year olds called it "Your Anus AHAHAHAHAHAH LOLPLPLPLLOMGMIAMGONNADIEOFLAUGHTERAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHA!"

[@MichaelGoatJordan]

haha he said the word urine

[@mugendono23]

We need to change Uranus's name and put an end to this joke. I propose Urrectum. 😁

[@kindlerashod]

@@MichaelGoatJordan No, he said "you're in us." It's similar to bending over and spelling the word RUN.

[@toddles9]

Uranus can't win, It's either pronounced UrANUS or URINEus

[@TheJadeFist]

Why don't we just rename it to Kronos then?

[@redarX]

toddles9 lol lmao

[@jerrysmooth24]

yoo rain us

[@yaknowdude68]

But neptune is forgotten?

[@cavejohnsonstanaccount4635]

Oo-rah-noes

[@qy1276]

Nah don’t worry we will be fine my Girlfriend showers at that temperature

[@Opozian]

Same

[@DamianKenny8]

+CarbønCøffee I think superheated vapour would need a new term at that point hahaha

[@roadhouse6999]

Don't take my word as gospel, but I don't think the water would even be water anymore. It would separate into hydrogen and oxygen, which would both probably then ionize, or go from being a gas to being plasma. Again, I'm not entirely sure if this is true.

[@larwack6623]

@CarbønCøffee well we arent dumb

[@grace-xq3tc]

roadhouse699 are you my science teacher?

[@CDPW]

So candles are hotter than lava? My world is shattered.

[@aaliyasmith6213]

YES LIKE HOW

[@holl7w]

@@aaliyasmith6213 Because lava is molten rock, fire is a chemical reaction.

[@azelzikh]

A candle's wick is much hotter than freshly erupted lava?! Now I'm scared of candles.

[@1234tyrex]

CadabraWan Gaming Wanna lighten up the mood?😉

[@azelzikh]

Well executed pun.

[@1234tyrex]

CadabraWan Gaming Thanks, I try.

[@Rinkawaiii]

CadabraWan Gaming I am too

[@applecrapple6768]

1234tyrex that pun was lit

[@JustinY.]

I have a slight feeling that we would all die

[@newYoshtown]

Justin Y. You had failed in commenting

[@ellyjoe1503]

YOU WHO ARE YOU YOURE EVERYWHERE

[@solfir4137]

STOP

[@newYoshtown]

Nvm

[@gabo9175]

Justin Y. how the hell are you in every single video!

[@BChan1991]

It took you almost 8 minutes to say "we don't know what would happen"

[@ogpimpmasta]

B. Chan he took politics in school

[@MrAskmannen]

A D _ R E V E N U E

[@hybby]

B. Chan Thank you for saving 8 minutes of my time and attention.

[@seanspacey4452]

it's still a pretty interesting video IMO, his explanation makes a lot of sense

[@beredetump1635]

Thanks man, you just saved me 8 minutes

[@billyk8397]

Answer: 142 nonillion and 1

[@chezkelhui1010]

142 nonillion and 3

[@solfir4137]

142 nonillion and 4

[@musmusss]

142 nonnilion and 5

[@PSPMHaestros]

My mixtape

[@nj8245]

Edu *Our Mixtape

[@unrealgalaxy9669]

It becomes way hotter than 142 Nonillion degrees when i roast somebody.

[@nbgdrifter2438]

Do it!

[@muscovymapping8896]

YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

[@forbiddentictactoe1734]

roast me cmn

[@noahsdad9021]

Random temps: 142 nonillion:One of the most hottest temps ever 500 nonillion: Category 16 fire hurricane peak temp 7 decillion: Hyperfire hurricane peak temp 108 decillion: When Unrealgalaxy roasts someone 320 decillion: When Unrealgalaxy roasts a countryball 20 vigintillion: Hottest temperature of a living book 828 centillion and over: Infinity temparation peak temp

[@digitalcyclone7218]

"your mom"

[@ReconPro]

Wouldn't we die? 🤔

[@deviladvocate21]

ReconPro dunno think we wouldnt

[@igamaslowska1827]

ReconPro hell yeah

[@maddieeller2363]

don’t know but I know for sure all the nokia phones will survive

[@ReconPro]

Maddie Eller 👊😉

[@DeadlyPlays]

No

[@it3ly800]

142 Nonillion Kelvin’s: I’m here Florida Australia and Arizona: Wow a nice cold day.

[@Daniel-br4nc]

The background theme is actually genuinely really catchy. Yes I realize I used 3 ly words in a row.

[@Barry63]

no one cares.

[@morecannons3824]

It is actually genuinely really profoundly unbelievably promptly generously practically certainly perfectly catchy.

[@brunor.1127]

4 ly words

[@jaxabyte5113]

The background song: DaRude Sandstorm

[@9628-y8r]

Soviete Onion catchy isn't an ly word

[@HepiChestCow]

Even at 142 nonillion degrees, big shaq still won't take his jacket off.

[@teppopierune5520]

Yeah because he's already dead.

[@nemesi8800]

Teppo Pierune .. People like you just hate jokes don't ya? You must absolutely despise them... it's your MISSION to go out there and pwooove how smart u are.

[@varikvalefor]

@@nemesi8800: I doubt that he was attempting to ruin it.

[@EmmyRainbows]

I mean, he wouldn't have a chance to take his jacket off because both he and his jacket would instantly disintegrate

[@realest175]

mans not hot, man cannot be hot

[@skrt.]

quack

[@maltheIDM]

Skrtt Skrtt this was actually quite clever

[@DJJablonsky]

MANS NEVER HOT

[@sycration]

YA DUN NO SKKRAAAA

[@bork6506]

No he wouldn't. MANS NEVER HOT

[@dafke5124]

Fucking normies

[@tikigun1382]

Teacher: test isn't hard the test: Hottest temperature recorded in earth is 71 Celcius Candles can burn to 1400 Celcius

[@skylarginsburg2791]

i learn more in this 7 minute video than i do in 7 hours of school

[@hypocriticalyt4094]

EXACTLY

[@kikxo2810]

Clark Allen ikr

[@jamesbizs]

Bs

[@kylepoe4321]

Maybe you should pay more attention in class

[@kikxo2810]

Kyle Poe I have straight A's

[@feynstein1004]

I feel like I've been clickbaited.

[@abdulhamidozturk]

Welcome to new RLL

[@ManuelRodriguez-lc7ll]

Feynstein same

[@iunnor]

Damn, that might be hot enough to cook a hotpocket and the centers not frozen.

[@Lanceolson4586]

You must have a garbage microwave or oven

[@baconking6526]

iunnor I tried that... didn't work.

[@iii5169]

iunnor you will evaporate and your atoms will be disintegrated into quarks and quarks broken down even further

[@mzrw2096]

When the solar system is having a beauty contest: Earth: I am hot! Venus: I am way hotter than you! Sun: How cute.

[@AerodynamixSky]

Switzwerland: amateurs

[@pr1z_]

Ana Rodriguez what

[@golbox4]

I mean,they right

[@samiamohamed5547]

My gf:lol

[@iamfromindia4971]

A gamma ray : lol

[@ZaxorVonSkyler]

But what's the max heat of a Toyota Corolla??? 🚗

[@BChan1991]

Zaxor Von Skyler ITS OVER 9000!!!!!

[@kohwoong]

Zaxor Von Skyler 999999

[@HuongPham-nh3sd]

XD

[@TheElvisnator]

143 nonillion°C.

[@aname5102]

2

[@massineben7198]

My old PC reaches higher teampartures than 142 nonillion C°.

[@iii5169]

Fliyo MB nah, just some 70°C

[@aliadnan42]

@@iii5169 r/woooosh

[@Sup3r87]

Black holes, the blue screen of deaths of our universe

[@raptorzeraora2632]

sup3r87 [GD] technally its black

[@ikagura]

Haha

[@temporalosm]

Universe.exe has stopped working

[@Tech_Traveler]

sup3r87 [GD] I would call a black hold more like defrag.

[@cykablyat801]

YES GD, I BEAT BB AND SONIC WAVE, lol xd

[@n1nj4l1nk]

"We need to rebrand Uranus, too many people mock it's name. Any ideas?" "We could pronounce it Urine us"

[@psychotheunsane4542]

On Futurama, they renamed it "Urectum" XD

[@lucaspanto9650]

Maybe 😳among US instead of uranUS

[@n1nj4l1nk]

@@lucaspanto9650 that's sus 🤔

[@lucaspanto9650]

@@n1nj4l1nk ding ding ding ding ding ding ding, ding ding ding

[@xleshens1385]

I could go to college with those degree's

[@transcendenthd1671]

X Leshens haha

[@Happyface-bf8tf]

X Leshens i hate this pun so much

[@thereapingpumkinpie1506]

Lol, you go to college to GET degrees

[@mysstal7216]

The Reaping Pumkin Pie oh yea lol

[@sethamine]

I love you

[@Spyro_334]

The coldest and hottest thing ever recorded is the AC and heater in RealLifeLore’s *Toyota Corolla*

[@schlossinger]

Amazing that hot pockets are capable of having the hottest and coldest temperatures in the universe at once.

[@anthonygamer]

When he got to the Suns core, he just started pulling numbers out of his ass.

[@fduranthesee]

😂😂😂

[@wat5709]

That’s how hot my hot pocket is when I first take it out the mircrowave

[@varikvalefor]

That's it?

[@TanoTap12432]

Then you bite into it and it’s cold ):

[@JMPGX]

Wat every time I see that picture I can’t stop laughing

[@flainYT]

@@TanoTap12432 ikr

[@hafidindra8175]

Dude, Big Shaq would not be even sweating in that heat

[@medexamtoolscom]

Indeed, he would not, as he would have no body water to sweat with, as the water molecules in the sweat would have not only dissociated into hydrogen and oxygen, but the oxygen and hydrogen nuclei would be blasted into individual quarks.

[@awakeninggod8806]

medexamtoolsdotcom impressive

[@krazykitty1245]

Da man's not hawt

[@akashmuthu8630]

HZ Gaming dead meme

[@FyberOptiX_]

Mans not hot

[@eetuthereindeer6671]

Respect to all the people who went there and recorded these temperatures

[@SpiffoGaming]

Haha so funny

[@Intelligenkeit]

wait what.. a candle is hotter than lava!?

[@_N3P7UN3_]

No duh

[@Ok-ik4ww]

THE SUN IS A DEADLY LAZER!

[@InfernoPhoenixFX]

Lax God *Not anymore there's a blanket*

[@shayaandar9195]

*Let's make this a religion*

[@merrittanimation7721]

-F A T E-Z E R O- C-ops & More *no don't*

[@nicholask7566]

*The Sultan of Oman lives in Zanzibar now* That's just where he lives

[@mr.zimbel3164]

Nick Kunst *And then he died in a tornado*

[@alassadgaming6111]

At 142 nonillion °C Finns leave the sauna.

[@arai7424]

Turpo Urpilainen perkele

[@nopolybdk9702]

Mans not hot

[@breighnerkoen]

lolman3013 Kinik man can never be hot

[@Bassotronics]

If temperature is the movement of molecules, then imagine a molecule moving around at 5 feet back and forth; even at 1000 degrees, the amount of energy to move a molecule that much still requires a *huge* amount of energy.

[@ViceAdmiralHoratioNeIson]

This video: 92% talking about temperatures less than a nonillion 6% ads 2% actually talking about what happens at that temperature

[@jilektx5]

Vice Admiral Horatio Nelson 100% copy of vsauces video made 6 years ago

[@prodigalsun1678]

2% not really talking about what would kinda just saying uhh maybe?

[@ffejkk37]

Cheez its rule.

[@mason7031]

That 2% literally is just 'we don't know' in cursive

[@someoneweird6915]

142 Nonillion Degrees: Food put in the microwave for a year long.

[@ReeceyBoy_4]

@@jeff_d6941 no u, shut up mate

[@ReeceyBoy_4]

@@jeff_d6941 lol

[@mobinmirshekari4884]

Hahahahahahaha !

[@kilz1z1771]

Not possible idiot

[@vegetableman3911]

I understand the joke but hear me out By the time the microwave is able to reach that temperature (which it can’t) the bowl would’ve melted. Humanity itself would’ve been wiped out millennia ago. All traces of life on earth would’ve been eradicated. The earth itself may be a bowl of hot lava, still around 100 septicillion times less hot than that. The microwave wouldn’t be here. That explains why I am still waiting on my fucking bowl of soup

[@Vylphix]

... A metal slide in Arizona is still hotter.

[@no-lj3cm]

*black metal slide

[@subliminalcontent9732]

anything in arizona is still hotter

[@harrist4981]

I live in Arizona

[@babobabo_babo]

I’m stuck there

[@4mien27]

i love your pfp. it’s from “I Love Yoo” isn’t it?

[@qTemiii]

Hottest temperature: a slipper that has been in the sun for 3 hours.

[@radecri]

But how hot would it have to be to melt a Toyota Corolla?

[@aminaganovic7582]

AdmiralSupreme boi that shit is invincible.

[@corktail7900]

about 2000 degrees celsius

[@gamma_dablam]

Corktail Joke dead 🙄

[@corktail7900]

i dont feel bad because that joke wasnt good in the first place

[@TxRxAxP]

+Corktail, As of now it has 39 more likes than yours so a few people disagree.

[@derhanswurst23]

My tea is quite hot... but whats the hottest thing in the universe?

[@SundanceMLD]

Coldest thing in the universe: The noodles I put in the bowl before I put it in the Microwave Hottest thing in the universe: THE GODDAM BOWL

[@MrMRSHARPSHOOTER]

Tyson Fury got robbed 😲😲😲

[@cardosutoro9]

Only knowers can get the reference

[@NorwayTracking]

W h e r e a r e y o u r f i n g e r s ?

[@sowhazupguy]

@@NorwayTracking why does everyone have this avatar now

[@toddles9]

I always feel a little bit cheated with the ads at the end of these clips.

[@zacharycox4349]

toddles9 and start

[@ChronoSquare]

I'm just a bit sad RealLifeLore didn't include at the end any explanation for why 142 Nonillion is the number limit for our understanding of heat. The video shows all benchmarks for temperatures up until then, but there's uh... quite a few things skipped between trillion and nonillion.

[@Rodfaj90]

he did explain it tho, since it reached planck length

[@seanspacey4452]

+ChronoSquare He explained it tho? Heat which is emitted as EM radiation has shorter and shorter wavelengths as energy levels increase. When the energy level increases to a sufficient point (142 nonillion degrees), the wavelength is equal to the planck length, which is the smallest theoretical distance in the universe meaningful to be discussed. Anything hotter would remain unexplained by our current understand of modern physics. He explains is perfectly in my opinion

[@mel-np8ke]

it's crazy how 1 billion celsius is still child's play for a nonillion

[@visual3407]

"Once we get a little warmer to -216 degree Celsius, we arrive at the coldest thing in the solar system" " *UR ANUS* " 1:05

[@NoName-ze4qn]

*pooping ice*

[@gamercoolcraft4208]

Yeah. I saw a vid about someone touching pee (kidding) and he died

[@caribbeanheat9299]

Lol

[@lxnlyduck8213]

*sees someone peeing nitrogen*

[@puppet3971]

I was so shocked by all these low numbers then I realized halfway I was reading the Celsius measure and not Fahrenheit, god I hate being American

[@EvilSearchEngine]

Fun fact: You'd be just as dumb if you weren't American. lol

[@TheHylianJuggalo]

Then leave :)

[@twowolveshighfiving]

Ya I know right living Brazil sucks,I hate being American 🤔

[@BendyDoesStuff]

I like your profile pic lol

[@graftonhale6392]

I second the motion. All in favor of WhenYouSeeALostKid leave the USA so signify by commenting 'Aye"!

[@soulvzx]

Still wouldn't be enough to melt a Toyota Corolla

[@iuliiam9214]

Lowest temperature The meat in my buritto That I just microwaved Hottest temperature : the hot sauce in the buritto

[@itheman6s766]

You forgot to mention the average temperature inside a dishwasher.

[@sailorglock]

iTheman 6s has to

[@sailorglock]

and

[@camerongoltz5578]

iTheman 6s 184,090,736,637,737,926,836,725,173,284,284,293,826,294,203,038,837 degrees Celsius

[@jesus9719]

iTheman 6s i got it the average temperature of a women is 99 degrees wait no women are always mad so make it 100

[@cameronlingo2969]

I just want to know how they measured the core temperature of the sun.

[@gijane02]

Me too.

[@AaronJ180]

Just some 5 head’s speculation.

[@thedankestpeppapiggy426]

A very large meat thermometer

[@jaxjuarros2643]

They just went to the sun and measured it...

[@650Massive]

Heat proof glass

[@angelamoore8590]

Imagine how bright something that's 100^(100×100000^10×2350000000) degrees? It would blind you even if your eyes were closed!

[@applejelly8867]

Oven: hold my beer

[@jacobpotter3872]

Kaif Din clever

[@Alex-zz4ez]

Meanwhile microwave beats all of them

[@weebmaster42]

(2:48) Me: lights a candle A volcano: am I a joke to you?

[@norjahansulaiman2015]

Yes, you are.

[@juanfiallo691]

Damn my mixtape is really that unheard of 😔😔

[@karasu_3406]

Juan Fiallo that’s a good way to make that joke

[@sergefiedyt]

Isn't that suppose to be absolute zero?

[@chunkydurango7841]

filter feeder cmon mannnnn why you gotta do em like that .

[@7073-j1t]

If it were 142 nonillion degrees, long story short, we would not be sitting in this world watching KZbin.

[@hanpham3120]

And I complain about it being 90 degrees

[@360channelnotactive5]

Random Person111 nearly hot enough for cooking.

[@spoompls42069]

Humidity is the real demon here.

[@Biden_is_demented]

It got to 40C this afternoon here. Yeah, my balls are swimming...

[@naveediqbal8787]

100°(farenheight) everyday in houston summer

[@nivasraj5599]

And ur comment has 90 likes

[@thelastcube.]

Answer: Plasma soup Sidequestion: is 142 Nonillion degrees hotter than predicted instances just after Big Bang?

[@itsmemario6673]

i think is as much cause as he said our understanding of physics stops there

[@seansmith8252]

142 nonillion degrees is how hot the universe was just after the Big Bang, when it was just one plank length in diameter I believe.

[@darkcheaker]

I just take a wild guess and say that it was much higher, because of pressure no physics law can even attempt to explain. Again, big band is just a theory, so fuck knows.

[@yaakovgrunsfeld]

Yes It is hotter

[@lolmandos]

It's not plasma. Plasma is when electrons roam completely free from atomic nuclei because they have too much energy to be bound to them. In that ridiculous temperature, neither electrons nor atomic nuclei can even exist. We are not even sure if subatomic and wavelike particles could. We can't even affirm the universe was that hot during the big bang, because the physics as we know it might actually not apply that early.