Replacing Sun with Other Stars

Yeah I made this.
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[@Agamingperson]

2:15 also, if anybody wants to know RGSC2-18 is Stephenson 2-18, its just stephs official name.

[@ThanatiaWasHere]

THANK YOU. So many people say that i didnt include Stephenson 2-18 when it is literally in the video, just with its other name

[@PlanetXhypotheses]

RGSC2-18 is a mispelling, not a real star.

[@ThanatiaWasHere]

@@PlanetXhypotheses it really isn't, stephenson 2-18 has a different name, being RGSC2-18

[@PlanetXhypotheses]

@@ThanatiaWasHere No. RGSC2-18 is a mispelling of Stephenson 2-18's REAL other name.

[@h1048ven]

Stephenson 2-18 Is The GOAT (GREATEST OF ALL TIME)

[@jamescuthbert6339]

This just shows how lucky we are that the Sun is the solar systems star.

[@ncard00]

You should've replaced the sun with the Sagitarius A*, TON 618, and Phoenix A black holes.

[@Mr_Mohammed_ASTH]

Imagine if one of these stars launch a solar flare

[@Thekitluover]

​@@ncard00 we would die bc phoenix A is the biggest black hole ever Edit:DAM

[@Theoriginal_Divly]

I feel like Jupiter and Saturn would be best friends if they were alive

[@Cameron2_92]

Earth & Mars too

[@Ur_cat_queen]

Jupiter Saturn best duo, earth and Mars best duo, Venus mercury best duo, Neptune Uranus best duo. There all best friends I mean best planets! ❤🎉

[@DUCKYANIMATEZ]

Solarballs:

[@dragonmac2692]

pluto: survives everything* other planets: X_X

[@Space13.8]

No like Neptune, Pluto had to deal with Solar wind from WR R136A1.

[@ThanatiaWasHere]

Pluto wouldnt really be affected due to the lack of atmosphere. Yes Pluto does have an atmosphere but it only remains when pluto is closer to the sun. Strong Solar Winds only really affect planets with atmospheres and life.

[@zaimonEzekiel7]

The dwarf, exo, and minor planets: I'm I a joke to you?

[@stickfigureanims6698]

@@zaimonEzekiel7Solar Wind: Yes

[@You302]

4:39 Uranus: NEPTUNE I GOT TO SAVE YOU!

[@You302]

4:48 Saturn: URANUS I GOT TO SAVE YOU!

[@RichLin-bo6og]

NOOOOOO RIP

[@Holafishyguy5]

@@RichLin-bo6og nah

[@user-jv1zr7zl9e]

4:48 jupiter:SATURN I GOT TO SAVE YOU

[@robinchesterfield42]

Ooh, I like the way you draw the planets. They're very pretty. :) Now, random notes: --I love Venus's snarkiness. "You just HAD to say something!" --Whoah, I've never seen one of these that included a QUASI star before! Dang. So huge it almost outright eats _Neptune_. Dear god. --Oooh, Eta Carinae's special effects. Purty. --Wait, a teensy little BLUE star? I gotta look this up. (does so) Yeah apparently it's a regular star, not a teeny-but-hot white dwarf or anything. Huh! --"Please don't tell me this is still happening." "Okay I won't." "It is though, isn't it." "Yep." --Yo Trappist! Nice to see you here...but we'll all have to get WAAAAAAYYY closer to match your actual 7 planets in temperature. --I at first wondered why the outer planets were peacing out, then I got it: The GRAVITY is too weak! Especially when you get to STARS smaller than our biggest PLANETS. --Luhman! We're including brown dwarfs! :D --Ooh, the lighting/color changes during the different brown dwarf types part! I LOVE it! That's a really nice touch. --"Average Q-type star" Q?! Okay, I'mma have to go look something up mid-video again. A...GREY...HOLE...? That's a thing? Actually sounds like something that gets mentioned in the book "Dragon's Egg", where they talk about the cheela being able to settle other stars including "white dwarfs almost as dense as a neutron star" and "neutron stars so dense their core is a small black hole". So...apparently an idea similar to that has existed since at least 1985, when that book was written. (And yes, I did say they would be settling the STAR, not the planets AROUND the star. That is not a mistake. The cheela are degenerate-matter beings who evolved _on_ a neutron star.) (I could figure out what the "WD" and "X" type stars were by the picture/knowing what a White Dwarf is. :P) _C_ type?! GodDAMMIT, I just barely closed that tab! Oh yeah, CARBON star, that makes sense. I didn't know they had a proper classification name. S type--aha, you didn't catch me this time, I still had the "look up wtf this even is" tab open after the C-type one! Last but not least, I love everybody's BUG EYES reaction to the Sun saying "Can we do this again?" XD

[@matthewzuniga452]

Longest common ever in the world

[@ObjectCosmosJuno]

I think it’s a blue giant or supergiant or pulsar or whatever is is idk what it is

[@AFanOfFans]

@@ObjectCosmosJuno it is a luminous blue variable star (LBV)

[@matthewzuniga452]

Best animated video I ever seen in months! :)

[@hninwutyi279]

0:24 Sun 0:26 Sirius 0:34 Pollux 0:44 Arcturus 0:56 Polaris 1:05 Rigel 1:13 Deneb 1:19 Pistol Star 1:30 Antares 1:44 Betelgeuse 1:56 VY Canis Majoris 2:06 UY Scuti 2:13 RGSC2-18 2:20 Westerlund 1-26 (Upper Estimate for size) 2:23 Quasi Star 2:30 Eta Carinae A 2:42 WR R136A1

[@user-db4te1rg1g]

55 Cancri 2:57 Tau Ceti 3:06 Epsilon Eridani 3:15 Kepler 70 3:34 Kaptyen's Star 3:42 Barnard's Star 3:50 Proxima Centauri 3:58 Trappist-1 4:24 EBLM J0555-57ab 4:40 Luhman 16 4:49

[@user-db4te1rg1g]

M type 5:09 K type 5:11 G type 5:12 F type 5:15 A type 5:22 B type 5:27 O type 5:30 W type 5:31 L type 5:36 T type 5:39 Y type 5:40 WD type 5:43 Q type 5:46 X type 5:47 Red giant 5:51 Red supergiant 5:53 Red hypergiant 5:57 C type 5:58 S type 6:01 Upper limit for stars 6:03

[@hninwutyi279]

4:59 Sun 5:08 Average M-Type Star 5:10 Average K-Type Star 5:12 Average G-Type Star 5:15 Average F-Type Star 5:23 Average A-Type Star 5:27 Average B-Type Star 5:30 Average O-Type Star 5:32 Average W-Type Star 5:35 Average L-Type Star 5:39 Average T-Type Star 5:41 Average Y-Type Star 5:43 Average WD-Type Star 5:45 Average Q-Type Star 5:47 Average X-Type Star 5:51 Average Red Giant Star 5:53 Average Red Supergiant Star 5:55 Average Red Hypergiant Star 5:58 Average C-Type Star 6:00 Average S-Type Star 6:03 (Hypothetical) Upper Limit for Stars

[@anesalvador2200]

type quasi Type WR type bd And...

[@anesalvador2200]

Types BD CWD WD Q X Y T L V M K G F A A+ B O W W+ U P H C S RG HG SG XPOTHE????? QS

[@user-lh3sf9xd1d]

THE GIANT STAR IS BIGGER THAN THE QUASI STAR IN THE OTHER UNIVERSE OR PARALLEL UNIVERSE

[@Rebecca-xt2wi]

Whatt

[@ALEXPB.]

Cool video its amazing and enchanted!

[@jackthegreenq6]

Ayy nice work!

[@nezuko_playz2581]

Amazing ^^

[@marie-pieredwards5421]

I’ve never heard of RGSC-2-18 but maybe that’s a nickname for Stephenson-2-18

[@AstroWorld518]

It is

[@marie-pieredwards5421]

@@AstroWorld518 ok

[@oanthanhvu4486]

Yes You re right

[@Alsocallmenedly]

...

[@SnowCaresAbouttheWorld]

Yep. It's the name scientists use

[@Pillars_Creation73456]

Hey! Your vid inspired me to make my own video about stars in the system! Thank you for making this.

[@Pillars_Creation73456]

If this is year 2024 than I am new!

[@Quintupletians]

Wow nice video!!

[@amandastrout4111]

Woah Good Job!

[@GoatedWoodOnRoblox]

Nice vid u got there🎉🎉

[@WhyIsJupiterInTheFridge]

Yay new video!!!

[@keatonhardy3297]

X type stars: Type X stars are the most massive stars on the main-sequence table, which means they are also the hottest, brightest, and most short-lived out if any of the regular stars. They burn at a temperature of 60,000 to 100,000 degrees Kelvin, and can be between 70,000 to 1,500,000 times as luminous as the sun. (They also glow in a pink hue)

[@DonatoPanico-km2jq]

Respect to the camera man who recorded all the planets in the middle of space and traveling light years to grabs stars to replace them with sol

[@zaza_inhaIer]

light milleniums..

[@robinchesterfield42]

That's more than just a camera man, if they're physically janking stars around! XD

[@iamCWA1]

He doesn’t.

[@ThomasThePKXDGamer]

R/woooosh

[@Agamingperson]

lol

[@law-J1407b]

I CANT STOP REWATCHING THIS xD

[@xiangliuthefox3071]

Dwarf planets are laughing ceres and vesta are gone and Pluto is hot and Eris is safe and sedna is VERY Safe and habitable.

[@zaimonEzekiel7]

It has my favorite song 😍❤⭐

[@ThanatiaWasHere]

Now this has officially become my most viewed video. Ty so much everyone!

[@Upgraded_titan_cameraman_cam19]

Earth is tilted by 23 degrees angle I think

[@drisrathasan-pmr]

I have small views

[@jbrockey1991]

Sirius had 100786k temp

[@drisrathasan-pmr]

Where is Mud 84

[@WATERMELONCATISCOL]

​@@drisrathasan-pmr what is mud 84

[@mikaylasxfty5165]

Cool Realistic!

[@Mage_AcceleratorYT]

I liked and subscribed

[@EarthStickmen]

6:13 NOY!!!!!!!!!! 4:10 Wake It Run Away

[@Unaitheidiot]

Nice to see panetballs back on the channel; this video is very nice!

[@ThanatiaWasHere]

Yeah! It has been almost a month since my last actual planetball upload.

[@geograficos12789]

@@ThanatiaWasHereI think you forgot ceres

[@alesiggy2711]

Planetballs 2023

[@drisrathasan-pmr]

​@@ThanatiaWasHere ?

[@boxxertroxxer]

@@geograficos12789 Ceres isnt even a planet.

[@jeana5204]

i love the music

[@weedormentee8280]

Oh wow that's awesome

[@MARCIKA5058]

These musics together is litary almost making me dance🎉❤❤

[@ciscomendez-jg4vz]

I can't tell if Uranus is smiling or frowning.

[@anggorohariwardono1814]

0:25 Sirius A 0:34 Pollux 0:44 Arcturus 0:55 Polaris 1:04 Rigel 1:12 Deneb 1:19 Pistol Star 1:30 Antares 1:41 Betelgeuse 1:55 VY Canis Majoris 2:06 UY Scuti 2:11 RGSC2-18 2:20 Westerlurd 1-26 2:22 Quasi Star 2:29 Eta Carinae A 2:42 WR R136A1 Start The Small Stars 2:56 55 Cancri 3:06 Tau Ceti 3:15 Epsilon Eridani 3:33 Kepler 70 3:42 Kapteyn's Star 3:50 Barnard's Star 3:57 Proxima Centauri 4:24 Trappist 1 4:40 EBLM J0555-57ab 4:48 Luhman 16 Start Average Type Stars 5:06 Average M-Type Star 5:09 Average K-Type Star 5:12 Average G-Type Star 5:14 Average F-Type Star 5:21 Average A-Type Star 5:26 Average B-Type Star 5:30 Average O-Type Star 5:31 Average W-Type Star 5:35 Average L-Type Star 5:39 Average T-Type Star 5:40 Average Y-Type Star 5:42 Average WD-Type Star 5:45 Average Q-Type Star 5:47 Average X-Type Star 5:50 Average Red Giant Star 5:52 Average Supergiant Star 5:54 Average Hypergiant Star 5:57 Average C-Type Star 6:01 Average S-Type Star 6:03 (Hypothetical) Upper

[@Azra-Devleti]

I ❤ uranus

[@miss.icetea7527]

Saturn is good

[@OlivialikeCinnamorollsanrio]

@@miss.icetea7527Why? Btw I like saturn’s rings

[@AFanOfFans]

C type = carbon fusing type

[@minipompom232]

cool video!

[@HalfDumbArlan]

Pov:changing lights Bugs:OH NO RED GIANT AHHHHHH

[@emileefry2500]

Cool changes

[@user-uf9go1zf4h]

Earth really said: Is tis seriously my north star?

[@davecrupel2817]

You had me crying for Mercury.

[@Solarese1]

noice and Planetball was return :D

[@doungpornjongjeerang7147]

nice!

[@drisrathasan-pmr]

This is like a game.

[@Valpiria-Alethia]

Nice

[@milesleslie9492]

Nice music

[@spacegamer3904]

nice

[@raidenfortaleza9979]

Cool

[@hungaryidk1]

3:10 Solar smash game lol

[@YesCoolRo]

?

[@tonygamerrblx0]

Wow!

[@n00bi3plays]

Black hole star when!1!

[@THEROOKIDEE]

* polaris appears * saturns rings: *get fried off*

[@cherthao9161]

I like the video

[@bastienbouhelier8434]

The biggest star we ever discovered is Stephenson 2-18 with a radius of 1,5 billion km (the distance sun-saturn)😄

[@ellenwang4070]

it’s true bro

[@TheNightmaresOfUrDreams]

LOVE IT, PLANETBALLS

[@Geoappleman7867]

2:18 got me😆

[@checo8383]

the fact we would die if the sun gets smaller or bigger

[@shanmukreddy915]

Biggest nightmare for the planets

[@MinnieOliver-tq1ot]

That Is Burning Hot

[@robism13]

Wow even caring about gravity!

[@VoidGravitational]

2:46 Ambulance

[@k-sophialaurenvallejo722]

To bigger stars more than Rigel,earth might have swallowed

[@TheLg60]

Good

[@ordinaryhary3114]

Quasi star exists when the universe was formed and now they dont exist

[@masonrosado7391]

Bro, without the moon earth would not have life!

[@ObjectCosmosJuno]

0:05 Sun 0:26 Sirius 0:34 Pollux 0:44 Arcturus 0:54 Polaris 1:04 Rigel 1:12 Deneb 1:18 Pistol Star 1:30 Antares 1:35 Betelgeuse 1:55 VY Canis Majoris 2:07 UY Scuti 2:12 RGSC2-18/Stephenson-18 2:20 Westerlund 1-26 (Upper Estimate For Size) 2:22 Quasi Star 2:29 Eta Carniae A 2:42 WR R136A1 2:53 Sun Again 2:57 55 Cancri 3:07 Tau Ceti 3:16 Epsilon Erandi 3:33 Kepler 70 3:42 Kapteyn’s Star (Also Music Changes At This Point) 3:51 Barnards Star 3:58 Proxima Centauri 4:24 Trappist 1 4:39 EBLM JO555-57ab 4:49 4:50 Luhman 16 5:00 Again The Sun 5:07 Average M-Type Star 5:10 Average K-Type Star 5:12 Average G-Type Star 5:16 Average F-Type Star 5:22 Average A-Type Star 5:26 Average B-Type Star Average O-Type Star 5:34 Average W-Type Star 5:35 Average L-Type Star 5:39 Average T-Type Star 5:40 Average Y-Type Star 5:44 Average WD-Type Star 5:45 Average Q Type Star 5:48 Average X-Type Star 5:51 Average Red Giant Star 5:52 Average Red Supergiant 5:59 Average C-Type 6:01 S-Type Star 6:03 Hypothectical (Upper Limit For Stars) 6:07 Sun / The End

[@jadajeddou-fz9hd]

Fun fact:the sun has a moon called florence

[@Aidenyay]

Wha? But the sun isn’t a planet

[@thep0tatok1ttens]

@@Aidenyaymaybe an asteroid that the moon is

[@AFanOfFans]

@@thep0tatok1ttensit’s most likely made up

[@Azurlyte112]

𝕋𝕙𝕖 𝕤𝕦𝕟 𝕙𝕒𝕕 𝕒 child👏👏

[@AFanOfFans]

@@thep0tatok1ttens it’s probably fictional

[@ArshiaZabeen]

Good 😊

[@lisachapman7905]

BRO FLEW OUT THE SOLAR SYSTEM (some say he is stil floating?

[@user-rp1pn4cv6u]

3:15 - If a glowing dot is visible on the frozen Earth, it's the Russians

[@greenapplepie804]

like it

[@enkhjargalmijiddorj5592]

Star is The Sun(Diameter:1,391,000KM) Earth:Ok it is actually very boring Venus:Well... What do you suggest? Venus:rEpLaCiNg sTaRs Mercury:*sigh* Well, this isnt gonna end well for me Earth:Wait where is the st-*star changes* Star is Sirius A(Diameter:1,190,300KM) Venus:YOU JUST HAD TO SAY SOMETHING! Jupiter:Feels a bit warmer then usual... Earth:Sorry... Saturn:Yes. Because the sun is bigger. Uranus:That's not the sun Star is Pollux(Diameter:6,122,200KM) Mercury and Venus:*burning* Mercury:Too hot Venus:I know your pain. I just let my mesosphere. Jupiter:Wow! I've never been in the habitable zone before! Now my moons can have water! Star is Arcturus(Diameter:17,671,000KM) Mercury:I think the next star will result to my death Saturn:Nice. Titan is habitable! Jupiter:Dont jinx it. The next star might remove that water from Titan Star is Polaris(Diameter:69,500,000KM) Mercury:JUST KILL ME ALREADY Earth:Is this seriously my north star? Saturn:Rings... Star is Rigel(Diameter:54,890,000KM) Venus:NO! Mercury! Earth:A sad loss indeed Uranus:Its too hot for life, even for me Star is Deneb(Diameter:141,230,000KM) Mars:Why... Star is Pistol Star(Diameter:212,880,000KM) Jupiter:I've got nothing Star is Antares(Diameter:473,080,000KM) Jupiter:Do they always have to be this big? Saturn:Why are we stilll doing this!? Uranus:1,200 Kelvin Star is Betelgeuse(Diameter:617,100,000KM) Jupiter:So what now? Saturn:Dont know. Uranus:Too hot Star is VY Canis Majoris(Diameter:987,890,000KM) Saturn:How big are these stars gonna get!? Neptune:I DONT KNOW(IDK) Star is UY Scuti(1,188,300,000KM Saturn:Hopefully this is the last star... Star is RGSC2-18 or Stephenson 2-18(Diameter:1,495,800,000KM) Uranus:Neptune? Do you think he should have just kept his mouth shut? Even though he didn't have a mouth. Neptune:Yes i do Star is Westerlund 1-26(Diameter:2,085,000,000KM) Star is Quasi Star(Diameter:3,614,000,000KM) Neptune:HAI CAN'T REACH ME Star is Eta Carinae A(Diameter:167,000,000KM)(My fav one) Neptune:AH! OK! Neptune:I GIVE UP TO THOSE SOLAR WIND! Neptune:ARGH! Star is WR R136A1(29,700,000KM) Neptune:SOMEONE CALL AN AMBULANCE! *restarts to the sun and everyone revies* Star is The Sun(Diameter:1,391,000KM) Mercury:We're acutally back to normal! Star is 55 Cancri(656,000KM) Earth:Aw no not his again Star is Tau Ceti(Diameter:551,690KM) Venus:You ok? Earth: I was -58 degrees in the last snowball event. So I think I will be fine. Star is Epsilon Eridani(Diameter:511,340KM) Earth:Well would you look at that Earth:My last bit of surface water is frozen Venus:At least we arent dying Star is Kepler-70(Diameter:282,454KM) Earth:At least im not frozen anymore. Star is Kapteyn's Star(Diameter:202,400KM) Earth:Never mind Jupiter:What is wrong with the Sun? Saturn:I dont think that's the sun Star is Barnard's Star(Diameter:136,360KM) Venus:450 Kelvin Star is Proxima Centauri(Diameter:107,280KM) Uranus:Please do not tell me this is continuing Neptune:Ok. I wont Uranus:It is though. Isn't it. Neptune:Yep. Star is Trappist-1(Diameter:84,180KM) Uranus:Neptune! Uranus:Oh no... Star is EBLM J0555-57ab(Diameter:60,268KM) Star is Luhman 16(Diameter:118,900KM) Jupiter:Where's the star? Too small and dim to see. *restarts and everyone revies*

[@enkhjargalmijiddorj5592]

Eta Carinae A has a chanell youtube.com/@etacarinaea/featured

[@enkhjargalmijiddorj5592]

i liked my own comment lol

[@SamCaleb_5251]

2:44 “SOMEONE CALL AND AMBULANCE” theres no ambulances at space neptune so you’re doomed.

[@ThanatiaWasHere]

It is an AstroCat reference.

[@Msjplum]

Ok.

[@Msjplum]

​@@ThanatiaWasHere your logo is a country ball

[@mohebnaom6018]

taht is verey bad 0:54

[@mohebnaom6018]

yup you’re correct ✅ and you are correct about that one 2:44

[@mummy2013]

Where do you get the planets?

[@TheBahrainAnimations]

Me when people ask for a face reval: 6:13

[@keatonhardy3297]

Hypothetical X type stars: I couldn't find any information about this type of star

[@ivhievirgo3730]

Boom

[@Agamingperson]

if you replaced a quasi star with the sun, it would reach past neptunes orbit

[@hail3y_xx]

Ur art style looks liked planetballs

[@patelfena]

If the sun was replaced by RGSC2 2-18,Saturn will get swallowed by RGSC2 2-18.

[@TheWaytofly]

if the sun was replaced by trappist 1, neptune would be loose.

[@JosephDWmPelobello]

Also, black holes are not Q-type stars, but otherwise great job :)

[@sup3rlu1gi]

you mean x type

[@alltimeandivy8461]

The Earth is Frozen when we replaced Proxima Centauri

[@user-rc7tf8vu9z]

I’m pretty sure a quasi star would swallow the whole solar system

[@MARCIKA5058]

This is my best music of ever of my life🎉😊

[@ObjectCosmosJuno]

I’ve heard of the quasi stars and eta carinae and pulsars

[@ervindoessometing7877]

I think the gas giant's gas will die out instead of the whole planet dying

[@GoatedWoodOnRoblox]

Ayyyyy the bigger stars are more cooler

[@mohebnaom6018]

POLARIS ??????mecury venus Buning RIP 0:56

[@KamilaAD]

Silly Neptune, there are no ambulances in space!

[@MDE_never_dies]

I’m gonna need a source on that

[@diamondwolf5280]

Betelgeuse was a yellow giant and now Betelgeuse now ran out of its fuel now it is now become a red supergiant

[@iannl-jm1tx]

3:45 What was that Cool Song

[@Gigabacon536]

Jupiter: Idc im Just gas

[@EarthStickmen]

1:04 Mercury is Dead 5:29 1:11 Venus & Earth are Dead 5:31 1:17 Mars Is Dead 5:52 1:54 Jupiter Is Dead 2:11 Saturn Is Dead 2:22 Uranus Is Dead 2:25 Neptune Is Still Alive 2:50 Planets Are Alive 4:56 6:07 4:23 Neptune is Flying away 4:39 Uranus is Flying Away 4:48 Saturn is Flying Away 5:35 3 Planets Are Flying Away 5:47 Jupiter Is Flying Away

[@mohebnaom6018]

mercury is the saddest loss 1:06

[@Interconnected781]

The sun becoming a red giant then a white dwarf lol

[@miss.icetea7527]

I maybe herd of UY scuti maybe right on the center of our galay

[@ThanatiaWasHere]

I used video editor to make the effects.

[@yusufyook6379]

2:30:feels like there are 2 neptunes

[@yusufyook6379]

Nvm

[@sauravbanerjee3552]

I forget that the distance among planets post mars is huge

[@thaileywilson5670]

The sun literally wants it again💀

[@reinakusunoki1352]

What about Stevenson 2-18?

[@TC-1101]

Luckily, we have the Sun. Otherwise, we would go extinct by the largest stars.

[@fandj1]

And frozen with small stars

[@Heitorlavareda9523]

Mercury: sleep Venus: bored Earth: happy Mars: sad Jupiter: sub-sad Saturn: bored Uranus: hoje-happy Neptune: Confused Pluto: angry

[@gengbai691]

RSGC2-18 is a nickname for Stephenson 2-18

[@pacmanio44]

i love this part 5:34