Replacing the Moon With Planets and Moons (PART 2)

[@Lucy-zv4xc]

bro really dropped "on this planet it rains glass sideways" and refused to elaborate

[@BrianTalbot27]

That planet also has wind speeds of 5400 mph (seven times the speed of sound!)

[@0Blueaura]

And then you get kepler and there is nothing to say about it😢

[@1dvs_bstd]

@@BrianTalbot27 You'll be shish kebabed

[@MrFragalax]

And I just have to wonder, how did they figure that out????

[@Arch_FM]

Fr

[@Yahsdaughter2003]

2MASS was like a beautifully terrifying jumpscare

[@lauraalba3564]

TrES-4b and J1407b. Need no more.

[@ermesdistefano5322]

It would be absolutely wild and slightly terrifying looking up in the night sky and seeing J1407b.

[@zephyr9949]

J1407b’s rings from Earth looks like those night sky timelapses

[@marikafukuroi86]

It doesn't exist

[@OctagonCookies]

@@marikafukuroi86You’re absolutely right.

[@Voidbox-msm]

​@@marikafukuroi86 it could exist but if it did exist it would be a brown dwarf which is a failed star

[@TDA_Organisation]

@@zephyr9949 Well, this is simulation & it isn't real anyways because if the Moon gets replaced by J1407b it'll collapse.

[@crokette8908]

I'm going to shit myself if we find life on Europa.

[@mayonnaiseeee]

I'm counting on Europa and Titan. I'll be shitting and sharting with you.

[@ladrenadavis4358]

😂 Get the TP ready

[@ladrenadavis4358]

@@mayonnaiseeee😊👍

[@realmothbuterfli]

I'll join you in this shitty adventure

[@JordanBeagle]

Hey, maybe if it's intelligent life the first thing they'll hear is that crokette8908 shit himself 😂

[@zephyr9949]

Man I get so existential knowing that there are virtually an infinite number of worlds out there, and that I’m gonna die without ever knowing what it’s like even on one of them

[@Aedrion-]

We don't know that. Th nature of our existence here is as much unexplored as the infinity of space and the universe does love to fuck with you.

[@cplrz7763]

1:41 J1407b jumpscare

[@TheNoiseySpectator]

Yes, I think at that point the Earth would be a moon orbiting _them._

[@dallas9397]

@@TheNoiseySpectatorit would.

[@RightBoyKA-POW]

1:43 Imagine you're drunk, and you see that in the sky... actually, I'm getting drunk just by looking at it!

[@gravity8866]

Imagine with LSD

[@charlielucas3386]

😂😂🤣

[@Sunmoon46805]

The harmony, beauty and perfection in the solar system and galaxies show the infinite power of the creator.

[@miamihonduran9954]

Sadly this planet does ‘not exist’

[@سباك-ش7ق]

@@miamihonduran9954 you said that in quotation so i guess you still think its a planet

[@MarianaHidden]

I'd faint if I see a gigantic celestial object covering half or all the sky. The phobia is unmeasurable

[@Fixiz]

Love our Moon but seeing a ringed planet every night would be wild

[@thomassteele9649]

I absolutely love it when someone posts a Part 2 without linking to Part 1 anywhere.

[@nightmelody777hiatus2]

Such beautiful music you used here. Thank you

[@KiyokaMakibi]

0:51 Might just be my favourite.

[@allentoyokawa9068]

favorite *

[@albireo2990]

@@allentoyokawa9068Not everyone is from the United States.

[@jojoestar_agus]

1:12 Kepler-22b is soo beautiful Green/cyan nights! ♡

[@jamesodonnell4771]

To know that all the planets in our solar system can fit in between the distance of the Earth and the Moon _with thousands of kilometers to spare_ blows me away every time I look up at it..

[@philosotree5876]

That ain't true.

[@liyannah]

Wtf 😂😂😂

[@FatCatGarfield]

@@philosotree5876 Yes it is. Add up all the diameters of the planets, then compare that to the distance between the Earth and the Moon.

[@philosotree5876]

@@FatCatGarfield There's no damn way. Have you seen the size of Jupiter alone compared to Earth, and you're telling me that all that distance plus so much more Earth can still exert enough gravitational will on the Moon. I'll do the calculation myself.

[@FatCatGarfield]

@@philosotree5876 It's not that deep dude. It's literally just saying that there's enough space between the Earth and Moon to fit all the planets there, not whether anything would survive if that happened.

[@HunterFilmsYTOfficialYouTube]

HE RETURNED WHEN THE WORLD MOST NEEDED HIM 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@SussyFrans]

YEEEE!!

[@ivaerz4977]

Jesus Christ?

[@Take19797]

I love the moon even more now

[@asmrchivist]

ur my favorite channel rn

[@IamAnti_Reznik]

Kepler-186f is Terrifying, Imagine being Colonize this and made it Second Home:⁠0

[@Flesh_Wizard]

Knowing how planets work, it's likely inhospitable. So many things have to go right to get something Earth like

[@IamAnti_Reznik]

@@Flesh_Wizard Yes, Kepler 186 is A Sadly Red Dwarf, so The Planet Maybe have Water But No life

[@TheNoiseySpectator]

@@IamAnti_Reznik I am not convinced that at this distance we can detect that much with any reliable accuracy.

[@Aedrion-]

@@Flesh_Wizard Life is always adapted to where it evolves. No planet out there will be as kind to us as Earth, our home. But that doesn't mean we might not at some point adapt ourselves to other places, if we make it that far. :)

[@سباك-ش7ق]

@@IamAnti_Reznik also its extremely cold

[@dinitroacetylen]

0:41 -- quite a magnificent view to admire while getting burnt to cinders.

[@juliannej5826]

As always amazing work Stargaze 🙌🙌🙌

[@JustinTK416]

So if Europa was Earth’s mood, it would almost certainly have fish of some sort, given its basically a massive ocean. So who else here would love to live in a world where you could order Moon Fish fillets from Long John Silvers? I can’t be the only one.

[@swswangel]

I love how triton is angry for no reason and would erupt sometimes out of spite

[@kypickle8252]

good video, been watching your content for a while and the visuals are always good one thing i noticed though is you used the wrong name for one of the planets 55 cancri e is officially named Janssen. This name has been made official by the IAU (the same one that made pluto a dwarf planet lol, they also give official names to space objects) this name has been in use since 2015, and “55 cancri e” is very outdated for some reason the IAU was terrible at publicizing the names, so most people don’t know that Janssen is that planet’s official name. So in the future it would be good to check if any planets you include in your videos have official names there’s about 150 exoplanets with real names in total, there’s a wikipedia article that has a full list of them

[@philosotree5876]

Where do you get this spacey planetarium music and others like it? I want a hyper realistic hard sci fi show with stuff like this as the soundtrack.

[@dronepro7316]

This is Tokyo at nighttime. Kenzo Tange designed tower with the three pyramids in the left, home of the famous Park Hyatt Tokyo.

[@MacTheConqueror6339]

Underrated

[@ГлебВарламов-ц3к]

Can't wait to fall into all of them! :D

[@albireo2990]

1:43 This planet does not exist, instead it was a protostar passing J1407.

[@Voidbox-msm]

I was told it was a drown dwarf with a protoplanetary disc if it exists it could exist but it also has a chance to not exist

[@albireo2990]

@ There was no rings to speak of.

[@saptorshibiswas2802]

J1407b actually a JBL woofer.📢

[@johnmielvital8974]

V1400 Centauri b

[@Arch_FM]

Born to late to explore the earth, but born too early to explore the stars. What is my purpose?

[@MichaelVereno]

J1407b has very, very likely turned out not to be a planet bound to V1400 Centauri at all, rather a substellar object with a dust disk, maybe just passing by in the right moment. PS: I love your work!

[@SergieRBLX]

In this videos representation of Kepler-22b in the sky, it looks so freaking beautiful. I'd be looking forward to the night time if that were real. Of course, if it'd create a binary orbit on earth or something.

[@tabasco07]

i love this series

[@SOLAR_63711]

1:22 Venus 2.0

[@Voidbox-msm]

True

[@Joey7Z7Horror]

Kepler-22b looks beautiful

[@ShavkatRakh]

make a falling video with that one planet with sideways flying glass

[@BluBerry3]

Isn't j1407b fake? Like it was disproven existance right?

[@TheSuperCanucks]

I've been informed that it's more likely a rogue brown dwarf with protoplanetary disc

[@Voidbox-msm]

​@@TheSuperCanucks same

[@9serlalove]

in the same distance as our moon? pretty scary...

[@FreerunnerDave]

I absolutely love your videos

[@Stargaze_youtube]

Thank you!

[@BurnDemons-]

Can you do falling into mercury if you haven’t already?

[@yurynovalis785]

Magnificent !! The Music is touching also...

[@AmariThomas-jy5ym]

i want to show the 2Mass picture to a medieval peasant

[@Stormtrooper6049]

I like the j1407b one it's so beautiful

[@SpeedCam8]

Replacing the moon with planets can sometimes bring dangers but can also benefit us.

[@lamhkak47]

Love there's an orange-ish tint when Pluto-Charon got replaced by Titan

[@kimo9728]

I love you stargaze

[@AbsoluteTruth-vm1zb]

I was wondering what would you do after going throught all the planets of the solar system. Your creativity always brings new contents, I don't regret subbing to you.

[@Galaxius2117]

Unfortunately, J1407b is confirmed to be some sort of rogue planet passing in front of the star it supposedly orbited. It probably had these rings but because we never saw the planet again, we have no idea if it actually exists or not.

[@philstilcke3855]

J1407b looks like a giant record.

[@miamihonduran9954]

Wouldn’t it be daylight on 2MASS?

[@g.s.4318]

How the heck does a star also become a moon?! That's insane!!!

[@FoxtrotMouse]

J1407b looks like a giant speaker.

[@Gamer_54-ex1kx]

I love your videos stargaze :)

[@Stargaze_youtube]

Thank you!

[@mistingwolf]

Fascinating to think that Kepler-186f could have life on it! It looks so cool! And "Super Saturn" was mesmerizing.

[@lonely_ghost9857]

The more I watch the size grow, the more I imagine how it feels to watch Secunda at night(in Skyrim)

[@sporepics]

Simulate the sun explosion!

[@DrewBoivie]

I was hoping the last one would be the sun, and it would just be the screen being solid white.

[@ninajmisfit13]

0:01 Moon (Luna) 0:10 Pluto Dwarf planet 0:20 Titan 0:30 55 cancri e 0:40 2MASS j0523 0:50 HD189773B 1:01 Kepler 10C 1:10 Kepler 22B 1:21 Corot 7b 1:32 Tres 4B 1:42 J1407b (super Saturn) 1:54 Kepler 186f 2:04 Ganymede 2:13 Io 2:24 Europa 2:33 Triton 2:45 Outro

[@aleksahristov8942]

+Stargaze When will you do "Falling into Mars?"

[@MarcosSantos-sc4wk]

How about describing the effects of said celestial bodies around Earth like tides, pressures, etc.

[@rohankhubchandani3694]

kepler 22b is actually so beautiful

[@TRMrStone]

0:54 what do you mean by it rains glass sideways??? :[]

[@M3sierr]

the planet is so hot that the dust in it's clouds melt and condense into glass, and the wind is so fast it rains glass sideways

[@TRMrStone]

​@@M3sierr Wow, that's crazy!!!

[@TheNoiseySpectator]

@@TRMrStone It makes me wonder if such a planet is not more like a gas giant Planet.... Or maybe even some other objects besides a true planet?

[@TRMrStone]

@@TheNoiseySpectator It could be a wanna-be star, like Jupiter. He has high winds and maybe on such a "planet" dust, that can be made to glass can exists. But I forgot the size, maybe it's too small for one.

[@TheNoiseySpectator]

@@TRMrStone "Wanna - be"?! 🤣 I don't think Jupiter has any regrets about failures to become _anything!_ 🦁👑 Update: I see after just eight minutes, this comment has been given a 👍. Thank you very much. , 😊

[@jalontf2]

Disclaimer: if any of these giant masses actually replaced the moon, Everyone Dies™

[@konstantsinG]

If it's not a secret, I'm very interested in what engine\technology do you use to create these beautiful simulations?

[@Stargaze_youtube]

For this video I did a lot of image editing and a bit of maths for the size

[@shannonmcglynn55]

I like the falling into planets videos the best.

[@zRendeRz]

What if there's life under the ice shell of Europa and that's their "observable universe" and they realize there's more? o_O

[@생쥐-g3t]

ive always enjoyed content like this but havent seen much of it on youtube, so thank you so much for this series!

[@jeriesasfour2568]

is this space engine or another game?

[@MasterExploder61]

A planet that rains glass sideways? Sounds like my last bowel movement.

[@Saturn_Mapping]

Can you try Kepler-452 b?

[@liam-man7265]

Where is Callisto’s comparison, since you showed all other three Galilean moons of Jupiter? That moon is missing.

[@immagical7036]

Can’t believe you *STILL* haven’t done Haumea >:[

[@epicCoolgiytryhsrfsea]

The kepler ones are weird. Imagine seeing a identical copy of your home planet during the night.

[@Fallennord645]

Can planets be so close that you can jump from one's gravity to the other's??

[@oriongear2499]

NGL I'd kill to have the moon be replaced by HD189773b.

[@SvanTowerMan]

Can you do a video on what the view from each TRAPPIST-1 planet might be? They're all extremely close to each other, and apparently tidally locked to their star, which is also very close. I think it'd be interesting to see what the sky would look like on each world.

[@centauria9122]

If they were to be placed next to Earth, it would become a binary system, and I guess it may be tidally locked to Earth, but at least both sides get daylight instead of one side. Just my guess. Unless it can rotate since it is not super close to a star like red dwarfs.

[@georgehiscott700]

When 2MASS J0523 appeared Zelda:The blood rises once again

[@joshuasmith4643]

While i know it would completely fucking destroy our planet, it would be cool if our sky had another planet close by to see it in detail

[@swingbass05]

I wonder how Keplar-22 would work. Would the Earth revolve around it? And how would each affect the other's oceans? Should be some great surfing at any rate.

[@republikasrpska1812]

I would imagine it be a Pluto-like system

[@GunsAndAmmo3]

YO PUT IT BACK!!!

[@TheNoiseySpectator]

Why? Nobody else is using it.

[@jayysnaxx4506]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@mariamk.4775]

I'd appreciate an explanation of how it rains GLASS SIDEWAYS, hooooow?

[@Stargaze_youtube]

Silicate particles condense into glass and the extreme wind speeds make them go sideways

[@poiuyt975]

Considering that the distance from Earth to Moon is 384 400 km, our planet would be well within the rings of the Super-Saturn.

[@cl_oud_chaser]

New here. Can you make a video of falling into blackhole? Im kinda interested in that topic

[@cl_oud_chaser]

Nvm i found it lmao.

[@starmnsixty1209]

Quite interesting. Of course, given the size of some of these, I would say Earth would be in orbit around them instead of vice versa. Wete they that close to us, of course.

[@jameseckl6243]

Great videos / thanks

[@Ray-Willey]

This is beautiful!

[@danieldores1469]

this was the least scary video you've made and yet it was scary

[@neontatt]

So beautifuuul.

[@crowreligion]

1:45 Earth-moon distance is only 300000km This would mean that we will already be inside its rings

[@ВячеславСоколов-б2й]

Thank for good video 🎉

[@Stargaze_youtube]

Thank you!

[@victore6242]

What would those masses do to our ocean?

[@siddharthsharma2730]

How about replacing the sun with a black hole? Of course at a safe distance..... Imagine the unpredictable change in space-time in such a scenario.

[@brutalstuff1653]

That would be cool having corot 7b by us, which kind of looks like Mustafar from star wars. Or an ocean like planet like Kepler by us

[@AbsoluteTruth-vm1zb]

0:40 it should be the day if a star is visible

[@justaboringvegetarian449]

If Europa has an ocean and it was close to the Earth, would the Earth's gravity affect the flow of water under the ice?

[@radiumrugu]

petition to replace the moon with 2mass

[@Strix2031]

Altho its likely J1407B doesnt exist its still cool to see it

[@Nathan-vt1jz]

Wouldn’t the tidal forces be ridiculously powerful for many of these?

[@TroyTalks.]

Super saturn is amazing

[@Burningwhisky96]

I always loved kepler 186f, its an earth like planet with oceans and land, i wonder what living creatures are living there, sadly we will never know