The Past And The Future Of The Moon

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I still miss him saying Ert.

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I love him saying instert Every planet except mercury and Venus here {---} moon 😂

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[@danielalon2316]

There is something you forgot: 4.25-3.5 billion years ago, the Moon also had a Magnetic Field, 2x stronger than the current one of the Earth!! 🌑

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[@mspionage1743]

The Moon doesn't get enough credit for as much of a bro as it is.

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i love the future and past videos

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[@messier2978]

What about the past and future of the milky way? Great vid btw

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You are my favorite subscription that I have.Always look forward to seeing your videos

[@ekszentrik]

It's utterly unbelievable that you could once stand on the Moon and experience not just a black sky. Also with giant Earth in the hazy white-orange sky. I find it interesting you said "billions" of years till the future Moon would once again appear cratered, so as to not scare casual viewers, when its probably more like trillions of years if the Andromeda merger doesn't happen to make the Solar system a bit chaotic once again.

[@GoldendoodleBaxter]

It would be wild to see the early moon as a large ball of liquid rock orbiting above, if you were in the timeframe after ~4.5 billion years ago.

[@cowboyluigi5275]

probably would have acted like a second Sun.

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[@Zeder95]

I remember hearing that with the earth rotation slowing down and the moon moving further away, they will eventually both get double tidally-locked to each other, meaning earth will always show the same side to the moon, like Pluto and Charon are already doing today.

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Wonderful video.

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Bruh only 10k views. You deserve way more

[@Barba72Simon]

Did you that the Moon used to have active volcanoes? And, we think that the Moon's volcanism might have stopped as recently as a billion years ago.

[@Vibez-ul8yy]

You know it had an atmosphere and magnetic field, so 4.25 billion years ago moon had a powerful magnetic field. But it lost its magnetic because asteroids or comets hit the moon and it lost its atmosphere to because the asteroids left a lot of craters on moons surface

[@Vibez-ul8yy]

Actually the moons magnetic field formed about 2 million years ago

[@Vibez-ul8yy]

How the sun will expand the suns hydrogen in its core will run out and the core will shrink but fusion will fight back causing the suns outer layers to get so huge that it might reach earth

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[@Nemanja_P.]

Very uplifting ending!

[@geemanbmw]

The moon has pulled away 6.75 feet since I've been alive 🤔🤷‍♂️

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Another awesome video. Thank you.

[@SigmaBoi2012]

that the bris 💀💀💀

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Happy thanksgiving dreksler astral

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[@oberonpanopticon]

It’d be cool to see a moon that’s young enough to have minimal cratering but old enough to have a completely solidified crust. I wonder if it would’ve been more or less reflective than the modern one.

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Great content!

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Hey can you make a video of *If Earth Were Twice its Size?*

[@CA_Khrystian]

Great video

[@awsumguy-bh9pz]

I think its funny how dreksler pronounces "debris" wrong.

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Nice, he now has a check mark :D

[@rubyxvyy9930]

can u do a video where u discuss Jupiter ice moons (Callisto, Europa, Ganymede) and come out with one that u have the most belief that might have life??

[@Mike14Gr]

9:49 even Dreksler got tired of saying that again for the new viewers xdd

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Hope to see more videous from you .

[@ttorrr]

What would happen if the moon was: 1 mile closer 100 miles closer 10000 miles closer? 100,000 miles closer?

[@anonUK]

1 mile closer- nothing. 100 miles closer- 1cm higher tides 10000 miles closer- 1m higher tides 240000 miles closer- Armageddon.

[@ttorrr]

That'd make a....wait for it..... A killer selfie 🤳

[@sadfriedgamer6648]

@@anonUK100 miles would also do nothing, the moons natural orbit varies much greater than that of 100 miles

[@anonUK]

@sadfriedgamer6648 The tides also vary by much more than 1cm.

[@ajs1584]

It's also possible that the Moon would be engulfed by the red giant sun while the Earth would survive.

[@gregconto2669]

The “S” is silent in debris. So it sounds like this debree.

[@j1ttered]

we're lucky to even have a moon like ours because all the other rocky planets in our solar system have none or little asteroids as moons, ours is lucky enough to be as large as some gas giant moons and without the moon the sky would be empty

[@MarloSoBalJr]

Well, not only that, the tidal forces balances out our oceans

[@K0msur]

Earth's moon is definitely an oddity for sure.

[@odot1572]

I like how he says debris

[@thealextrifier]

Wonder what the future of Proxima B is like

[@Bs_bg]

I wanted to see that

[@richardsanjose3692]

Great video, thanx. Now practice saying DEBREE instead of DEBRISS. Regardless, great vid.

[@JohnDaigleJrJohnny]

The moon reminds me of my late Maternal-Grandmother.

[@LunaObjectCosmos]

Luna is the moon's name

[@Mizai]

will the core of the earth ever cool down

[@richardsanjose3692]

This line of thought suggests that there are billions of planets and moons free floating in interstellar space that space vessels of the future,we wish we had coming, will have to watch out for these, black holes if u will ,left over from many generations of previous star formation and death and thus the cold dark empty universe presented to us by the media is likely more dangerous than we thought considering none of these dark hulk's are likely to have current insurance as they race thru the galaxy.

[@mickobrien3156]

Debris... HAHAHAHA

[@flax72l.a13]

ehh I did not create that because the Hindus believe in their beliefs that the sun and moon are immortal due to the solar and lunar gods chandra and suria we don't know if the sun could die in the future but i don't think that will happend in the future

[@Vibez-ul8yy]

Guys did you know moon might have been habitable 3.5 billion years ago

[@Vibez-ul8yy]

Now you may say that I’m wrong but it might be true

[@Vibez-ul8yy]

Can you do the past and future of Venus

[@Vibez-ul8yy]

Now I know you may have heard this before but moons orbit is a 5 degree. Though the moon normally passes either above or below each month at new moon

[@bencarter7839]

Debris is pronounced de bree, not de briss

[@eh6194]

Thanks Ben Carter very cool

[@Sly88Frye]

@Ben Carter Do you really think you're the only person who has noticed that? Yeah he chose to pronounce the s so what? It's like what that one character said in the AVGN movie about the word debris when the nerd asked why is there an s at the end if you don't pronounce it. It's an even greater mystery than what they were trying to solve in the movie. It's incredibly stupid that the s is silent. Why not just not have it there? Kind of like how desert and dessert are spelled the opposite of how they should be. We were taught in school that one consonant would give you the long vowel sound and two consonants would give you the short vowel sound but with desert and dessert it's the opposite. The English language is just plain stupid sometimes and inconsistent

[@ofs5554]

it's spelled that way because the word has french origins and not english ones

[@MrKerr808]

Also with everything you said you forgot to mention prior is all theory and even subjective.

[@xavierlauzac5922]

We do know the past.

[@MrKerr808]

@@xavierlauzac5922 no you don't And no we don't, and much of our past is scrubbed, our understanding of physics is close to understood but is again scrubbed away from our preying eyes.

[@MrKerr808]

@@xavierlauzac5922 and to be technically correct.. it is theory in context to this video

[@xavierlauzac5922]

Some things are certain.

[@bubpub6133]

Do spending a day on earth 600 700 800 million years ago

[@ak.5620]

Hi

[@Electrostarboi207]

moon

[@Shaden0040]

DEbris is pronounced debree/ Thank the french.

[@phoule76]

I eat da brie, eet eez good, no?

[@metalpsyche82]

Always a sad end 😞😞😞

[@dribble66]

Debris

[@thefernofrommarsgaming4204]

i am the 854th viewer

[@matejsteinhauser3974]

But we do not know how exactly and when sun dies, it can die much sooner or much later, there is no star fully same as the sun, so we can only theorize. But it is very interesting video

[@JuliusCaesar888]

Dibris

[@Colzenous]

Depreciation?

[@manoahvanderwolf3259]

de BRIS? wtf

[@williamkirby3552]

It's pronounced de-BREE.

[@xandrkenski9943]

SHolar SHySHtem

[@chromebook1141]

We need find a way to move the earth away from the sun.

[@watertommyz]

There is a way. A gravitational mass big enough passing through to throw earth off its orbit. The issue then is a trajectory that will lead will only make the earth cooler and cooler until no life can be sustained. Humans are at the mercy of the cosmos. We'll be long extinct before we can even harness the power of a sun, galaxy or black hole. Which would be the endgame of an intelligent colony. And even then, black holes aren't infinite either. We'll have to eventually hop into another universe to survive the death of this one. But all of that is beyond us and probably beyond any generation 4 billion years in the future.

[@meonlybro]

God created all. Don’t let the devil deceive.

[@Astral_Blitz]

G-d was the massive energy surge that created the Big Bang. :)

[@watertommyz]

@@Astral_Blitz quantum fluctuations, not god did that.

[@Astral_Blitz]

@@watertommyz Who's to say that G-d isn't quantum-based? The mere nature of quantum mechanics is unpredictable.

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@@Astral_Blitz I agree with you God created all and he could have done that for sure he is all powerful and all knowing

[@Colzenous]

the big bang