DROPPING AN OCEAN on Mars in Universe Sandbox 2

[@averymorris42069]

3:10 the water is vaporizing at 80c cause without an atmosphere the boiling point is much lower in the low pressure of space

[@joespence5273]

Ya

[@averymorris42069]

@@NeverNotFaded at sea level on earth, water's boiling point is 100c, 212f - so yes, hot, but not as hot as it looks

[@flatmarssociety4614]

big brain time

[@extremesoda]

Yes

[@Skylar_GK85]

YES

[@latentspace]

16:34 “highly elevated area that no one actually lives in” *Sad Italy Noises*

[@kukquakk4716]

*angry Swiss noises*

[@krzysztofmaz6497]

*Annoyed Pope noises*

[@sojourner.]

@@kukquakk4716 Silly, Switzerland cannot be angry. It's Switzerland.

[@Wm7forthewin]

angry german (or austrian) noises.

[@fomalhaut_the_great]

he literally pointed to all of italy

[@AnomalyXero]

Problem: Mars has no ocean. Solution: Throw an ocean at it.

[@heizeexx474]

Throw ocean is not really hard?

[@quackquack1800]

@@heizeexx474 yes, we need is just a trilion dollar

[@aaryashbharadwaj2812]

@@quackquack1800 trillion is an understatement

[@iqinsanity]

Not really, money isn’t the issue it’s just time and desire. We know of objects in the asteroid belt that have significant amounts of water.

[@AnomalyXero]

@@iqinsanity It was a joke from 2 month ago.

[@-jyqub7942]

Water moon causes mars to catch on fire and liquify. Epic physics.

[@Trymanguy]

When mars cools down the water actually appear

[@aldwyn4289]

You let a ball of Iron smash the earth, it was like less than 1% water lol

[@nbsarkar6911]

Lol

[@PROPLAYEN]

LMFAO HA HA HA

[@Alexm0321]

“Europes kind of doomed unless you live in those highly elevated areas no one lives in” Almost all of Italy being above water: 👁👄👁

[@liam-man7265]

3:08 I think the water is boiling because the temperature may be measured in Celsius, not Fahrenheit.

[@kolbyadams9979]

It's not that. 100 Celsius is boiling. It's the lack of pressure in space. If you put water in a cup and expose it to a lower pressure like the vacuum of space it will bein to boil, even if it's well below the boiling point.

[@danielwhyatt3278]

Slinging a huge body of water directly at Mars. That has literally been my ultimate dream for ages now. If we could actually achieve this. Be it from Earth or from asteroids in the outer belt, it would make terraforming mars so much easier.

[@Keepupthecardio]

I wonder if Mercury hitting Mars would generate a magnetic field if they both combined

[@auberginereverie]

Spike: *Uses water to have water in Mars and makes it fully become a water planet* Me: WAIT THAT'S ILLEGAL

[@reichtangle9957]

Anschluss Time

[@cameronsams9183]

What if the earth was the Opposite Day so all oceans are land and all current day land is oceans

[@J.R.MusicProductions]

*and its not opposite day cause everything is opposite.*

[@anonymoususer6251]

@@J.R.MusicProductions thats what i keep sayin! There cant be an oppisite day becuase the oppisite of oppisite it normal!

[@GalaxyXGamers]

Actually reverse day is actually the reverse if a reverse of the reverse so what day would it be

[@nathanpfirman625]

New Justice but if it’s reverse day we don’t sO ya

[@robloxsigner148]

Drouts

[@StormsandSaugeye]

"Alright so we're playing the only game where you can fire an ocean at a planet.... It's universe sandbox 2"

[@shritan0]

graystillplays reference

[@zorpglorp]

GrayStillPlays wants to know your location so he can ruin 7.5 billion lives by becoming the ultimate karen.

[@kekaralaynes6977]

That is what Gray stillplays will say

[@kekaralaynes6977]

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[@kekaralaynes6977]

Btw go wach his videos

[@DreamPE-vy1ok]

Points to Italy but says “people don’t really live there”, ITALY

[@s.t.a.n9079]

William Afton Fnaf 1-6 he also showed the swiss alps where i live 🤣

[@TeemoQuinton]

I mean... Nobody lives their now

[@christmassnow3465]

The water has mostly evaporated in the near-vacuum on Mars and intensive heat of impact.

[@loveorange4658]

3:30 THIS IS SPARTA!!!

[@ryanchan2358]

16:20 Australia is always fine, like GrayStillPlays also said. (Another player!)

[@mote8636]

3:17 Spider viper:Is it getting angry at mars or something I don’t know

[@tirex3673]

16:36 are you saying, nobody lives in italy?

[@HappyfoxBiz]

14:30 mass still has potential energy, it would act slightly differently to heavier elements but the basis is the same, it's not a gently gloop and then surrounding the planet, it's essentially slamming into the planet and suddenly boiling because of the heat it's caused then exploding within the crater it's made

[@chrisduhaime5689]

If you could steal one of Those water moons from Jupiter and do a slow off center collision into Mars to give it a ocean and a second moon to give it a tidal effect

[@AstralShot]

i never knew we would die from a giant blue berry

[@tiagotiagot]

Would be nice to be able to easily set the time step to multiples of one rotation so it would look like it isn't rotating in spite of a lot of time passing (and additionally, setting it to multiples of one rotation, plus a fraction of a rotation would allow for an apparent slow rotation while a lot of time passes)

[@kharekelas4259]

And if the ocean is too deep, yes there will be super dense ice on the bed of the ocean due to mass pressure raising the melt-point of the water, and you'll get 100 degree ice in your water planet.

[@michaelzheng5250]

3:50 Ah...just how Minecraft world generation is supposed to be

[@hazard1nc]

Thanks for sharing, quite a learning experience for me too :)

[@planetina1145]

You set it at 80 degrees CELCIUS which is why it evaporated when you wanted to “warm up the water” so it’s not ice.

[@CesareVesdani]

Can you make an ocean by spawning a water moon inside Mars?

[@darrenwho]

Dude you just figured out how to terraform mars! We have to redirect several large bodies of ice from the asteroid belt and put them in a close orbit with mars.

[@nofvcejuno]

16:34 i actually live in those mountains hahaha

[@nuggetchicken3873]

Dani: No! Mars must drink milk. Milk gang

[@badfutplayer6250]

LOL I GOT SN AD THAT SAID "hey google" AND MY ASSITANT ACTUALLY THOUGHT I SAID IT LOL

[@EldenLordIII]

omg lol

[@nullvid]

Ok

[@hazard1nc]

If you can see, the moon is dragging Mars out of orbit, so practical, not so much, but firing it into Mars would likely have an effect, 250,000 years from now anyway.

[@kharekelas4259]

because the water ball is basically in vaccum, so 80 degree will definately make it vaporize.

[@cedrichunter9759]

Throw an ocean on Mars? Exciting. How deep will it be?

[@HeadsetHatGuy]

Title: dropping an ocean on mars Thumbnail: ocean planet orbiting mars

[@rookiedriver1539]

12:36 spike viper: water doesn’t turn orange that’s just land 🤦‍♂️

[@kennycarter5682]

Can even create melt provinces that are blue hot in the middle....

[@nealramsey4439]

Water would probably stretch out like the shoemaker astroid hitting Jupiter. It'd be vapor before hitting the ground.

[@spetsnatzlegion3366]

Congrats, you made firefox

[@CoreyB777]

I like how Australia is always unaffected...

[@CL0WN]

Yes it shall

[@ಠಿ_ಠ-ಯ1ಭ]

Shrek The lad ok boomer

[@braydensmith8733]

@@ಠಿ_ಠ-ಯ1ಭ ok zoomer

[@ಠಿ_ಠ-ಯ1ಭ]

@@braydensmith8733 no us

[@ericbright1742]

"I'm not sure plop is the right terminology" The right term is "Skrillex Storm," because it's got one hell of a drop.

[@hazard1nc]

And to answer your question at 14:34 it would be like a nuke, when hydrogen atoms start to split, they cause what we call a nuclear disaster, but if an object with the mass of the moon was to hit the earth, solid water, that would be the biggest nuke ever to exist in our recorded history, what maybe left for life else where to find..

[@hazard1nc]

How would they move away from absolute pressure to not cause splitting of atoms? They teach this in schools, at least did when I was in school in the 90's. Yeah, you're right, schools lately 😂

[@ardentlines814]

It was evaporating because it was 80 degrees CELSIUS.

[@jamesgabor9284]

13:13 it has ridges cuz of da iron

[@carygong1132]

3:11 u spike you realize u changed it to 80 Celsius it’s like over 200 or maybe 300 Fahrenheit

[@_dwag_5989]

Cary Gong 100 celsius is 212° fahrenheit. did you go to third grade?

[@farmall706D]

Congrats on hitting 156,000 subs Spike!

[@northrendicecrown631]

Very interesting try to do it again but much smaller amounts

[@neonfruit12]

editing would be a nice touch to this

[@k3yi]

mars why u bully me ocean hold my beer

[@AtheistTrucker]

100 C is boiling for water, that's why you had initial problems with 80C being 'too warm'; and frankly, over time, that surface temperature will literally boil away all the water on Mars, so...

[@JhourladEstrella]

Tiamat colliding with Marduk

[@yourdad1891]

The only thing you actually realise whilst watching these videos is: if one thing is out of place in our universe, we would cease to exist. The it has formed is breathtaking 😳

[@crazycon7054]

Still the water would be radioactve and if we leave that point also still the ocean will disappear due to mars's reducing atmosphere along with its dust storms

[@dragonl0rd109]

I think ice 7 is the hardest ice we know of.

[@hildaputri3731]

Mars used to be habitable but it lost its magnetic field so its atmosphere dissepeared with the water

[@Transit_Biker]

Water has a large density vs silica rocks. Too large & the water blob makes mars start to orbit the water blob, creating a binary system. The orbit change effects an internal heating, which makes the whole thing unstable & messy.

[@weirdkitty07]

drop that water moon onto venus!

[@yangothemango2223]

Spike no this is how Subnautica happened

[@StanTheObserver-lo8rx]

Mars would still have no magnetosphere...so no matter how much water you put on it..it will evaporate. NOW,IF, we can steer icy comets to Mars as needed..I guess "terra firma" of some kind would be created. But mars would be one steamy shower all day every day.

[@2trixxy]

Well mars has water under its ice thing and alien life could be stuck there

[@julianfejzo4829]

16:39 lots of people live on these high elevated areas and did so for millenia

[@seanmills7255]

Ice 7 is harder than stone pretty much and occurs when water is under pressures in which and can no longer remain liquid

[@WailM_YT]

and its not cold...... i think

[@jamesgabor9284]

If you check when he turned the silicon to 0%, it actually just made iron almost 100%. It explains the ridges and also the lack of water on earth 13:13

[@jamesbushman801]

Let's go ahead and make this 80c. Wonders why there is steam.

[@GottaGat]

Throw an atmosphere at mars

[@Greenlightsaber1]

why was 80 degrees to high? cause its was measured in Celsius :P

[@maxxtheender]

What if the sun turned into water in this game?

[@cassiopeiantaurus1338]

Yes

[@4zaann]

MaxxTheEnder Not possible, but possible at the same time

[@killiancraftofcraftyworks975]

The hydrogen in the water would fuse into helium.

[@josepha.greene7723]

I love patchwork exoplanets ? And exomoons ?

[@bleddynwolf8463]

TERRAFORMING GUNS

[@sgtdave9617]

Bigger problem, no magnetic field.,. Drop one of those on Mars.

[@RockmanX82]

I think those were storms on the surface

[@michaelwardjr7441]

I enjoyed that

[@phoenixsemorata9476]

When you create the world of subnautica.

[@germanrojas4945]

Let's bow up planet z 👽

[@byronkelly4374]

WHERE IS UNIVERSE SANDBOX 3 IS THERE GONNA BE ANOTHER ONE?

[@NAG4B5]

try gas planet collides with a rocky planet

[@derrickcooper4856]

Question.... How can I get this game? Can't find it in the playstore. Is it available on phones?

[@somuchatterjee6842]

Me too and I have sanded sanded or comments for or the number for

[@SourceBrother]

you should have made the mass of the moon/ceres "ocean" mass

[@Gala-yp8nx]

So according to Spike Viper no one lives in Italy. xD

[@duliaaustria7731]

Petition to add Universe Sandbox 2 in Consoles!

[@fleshychillface8005]

You should boil the water off of Neptune

[@fairwinds610]

Try "The Martian Way" by Isaac Asimov; the colonists went to Saturn and started sending icebergs from the Rings on an inward spiral towards Mars. Ten thousand icebergs impacting Mars changed the climate over a period of centuries.

[@somuchatterjee6842]

Yeah we are building motions on Mars oceans not motions

[@lancebuergin9318]

love you spike

[@nukenado9500]

WOOOOOOOH

[@therealmaxwell13]

Future MrBeast videos be like:

[@ashishkumar-tm9cp]

why not try in polar caps what will happen then

[@ivanabilic2155]

Should you orbit 100 earth's.

[@thomasengels5847]

Is a a higher temperature planate

[@vincentcleaver1925]

Ceres is supposed to be mostly water

[@gengie9690]

-when nasa sees this video-

[@ko-ny9st]

Oh my God your thumb nail is so good 😍😭

[@ko-ny9st]

I love it so much it looks so realistic universe sandbox 2 took it too far

[@MsJw17]

In real life if there was an ocean on mars one half of the planet would be water so the nirth is ocean and the south is land

[@republikadugave420]

Iron makes water orange...

[@Marcus51090]

The United Kingdom survived lol yay!!!!

[@braydensmith8733]

Wow mars vapes

[@shwibble4256]

It’s because 80°c is 176°f so it’s hot ok

[@cedrichunter9759]

What sbout Venus?

[@ಠಿ_ಠ-ಯ1ಭ]

The music getting intense when things hit... Bruh