THE CLOSEST POINT TO SPACE ON EARTH

[@thejesuschrist]

Thanks for enlightening us!

[@BeautifulScience]

Holy Christ, thanks Jesus!

[@patrickmcclelland7499]

Didn’t expect to see you here

[@NiakX]

This is literally the most underrated channel I have ever seen. You make such mind-blowing videos and yet you get no recognition. Don't worry you will get *very* popular soon.

[@BeautifulScience]

Appreciate your kind words and support Niakx! Hopefully the channel will grow soon, so any help sharing is much appreciated! :).

[@NiakX]

Beautiful Science Keep up the good work!

[@joseluis5000l]

Awesome! A big 👍🏻’s from Ecuador 🇪🇨 ❤️

[@BeautifulScience]

Thanks! Actually in Ecuador right now, small world haha!

[@mr.deanmartin6836]

The highest mountain above sea level: Everest The highest mountain from base to peak is: Mauna Kea The mountain closest to space is: Chimborazo The tallest mountain in the solar system is: Olympus Mons.

[@mattbrook3219]

New Thing on my bucket list. Great video, I like the animation style, your sure to gain traction if you keep making content! Good luck!

[@BeautifulScience]

Thanks Matt! going to be uploading a bit more regularly soon so keep an eye out. I also have the chance to go to Ecuador this year so I am really hoping to get the chance to do this.

[@purpleearth6770]

Due to equator height , chimranzo is closer.

[@CloudContainer]

Interesting video!

[@BeautifulScience]

Thanks appreciate the comment!

[@JOHNDOE-gl2ic]

By definition the Earth itself is IN space. Thus every atom in the earth is in space and next to space at all times. Rather it could be asked, "What part of earth has the least atmosphere above it". Even then, that question is still loaded with all sorts of observational 'gotcha's'. Another way to consider the topic is to ask, "At any instantaneous moment in time, what point on earth has a direct line of sight to the most stars in the universe?(assuming a large number of stars forming an equidistant grid from one another from earths perspective). The answer would be Chimborazo. What is the only point on equator that has snow on it year round? What is the highest volcano on the equator? What is the highest point on the equator? What point on Earth travels at the highest velocity? What point on earth is farthest from the earths rotational axis? They are all the same place; Vulcan Cayambe

[@neth77]

Just ask what's the furtherest point from the center of the planet. Easy.

[@craigbrown2952]

♥️👍🙂

[@Slate56]

"Ahaaa!"

[@BeautifulScience]

😂😂

[@plyr2]

Nice little vid :)

[@BeautifulScience]

Thanks again! Working on the cosmic dawn script now, pretty intense content!

[@albertnash888]

What’s the musical piece in the video called? Who composed it?

[@cherylborden2611]

Amazing I would love to c what the moon looks like close up

[@neth77]

6km closer than the usual 380,000. It won't look any different 😂

[@qajaqbob]

Space isn't defined by the distance from the center of the Earth. Chimborazo seems like the point on Earth where you can get closest to the Moon, but not necessarily other bodies. Usually space is defined as 100km above sea level, not a distance from the center of the Earth, so Everest is indeed the closest point to space.

[@sv4647]

U are correct

[@psbbbbbbb]

Me

[@JudaismIslamUnited]

So when a plane is flying north to South they must keep increasing thier flying height so they don't hit the bulge ? 14 mile high bulge ? Makes it a dangerous flying south?

[@trustmeidontlie1906]

1:10 _I am a intelligent individual so I can say without needing any evidence that the earth IS FLAT, it just is_ 🤔

[@trustmeidontlie1906]

Also good vid, subscribed

[@BeautifulScience]

Haha good logic 😉. Thanks appreciate the sub 😁

[@trustmeidontlie1906]

@@BeautifulScience 😃

[@rodx202]

So the highest mountain is in America continent

[@BeautifulScience]

The closest point to space on Earth is in fact in South America yes. Pretty amazing right?