What If Two Replicas of the Solar system Collided? Universe Sandbox

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[@upseguest]

Here is an idea: What happens if you delete jupiter? It might be boring at first but jupiter effects things quite a lot, so I think eventually something interesting will happen.

[@nothingistguy]

Nothing will happen this isn’t god tier simulation

[@aquariumfish-i4h]

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[@SaturnMylord]

@@aquariumfish-i4h nah nothing will happen

[@nothingistguy]

@@aquariumfish-i4h I have played that game more hours than you’ve played

[@aquariumfish-i4h]

@@nothingistguy I’ve played it for 1,000 hours or more. You probably played less.

[@AlanMorris-t3g]

Nice idea of a Binary System. Next time you could do a Septenary Star System like the Alpha Centauri System.

[@blue-sr7gc]

THANK YOU The video I was going to ask you for that video

[@BobGames122]

I'm glad I have universe sandbox 2 so I can do this for myself, and love the vid.

[@ProximaCentauri55]

im dead because i dont have us2 and i cant do it for myself

[@BobGames122]

@@ProximaCentauri55 oh I'm super sorry for you.

[@IcyPossum]

Is planet nine real?

[@BobGames122]

@@IcyPossum Most likely not. But we don't 100 percent know.

[@natashaparis2968]

@@BobGames122 bob great universe 0:44

[@jesslorett3490]

You make some of the best videos ever😃😃😃😃😃😁😁!!!!

[@huyxiun2085]

"Let's keep Pluto", but you didn't care about Charon Me: riiiight :p Sorry. It just always amuse me to see people act like they "care" about Pluto... while many other things show they really really don't. But I'm being nasty here. It WAS a great idea & video, appreciated.

[@АнастасияГорбачева-у9в]

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[@Theo0Playz]

Yes

[@LocalMinecrafter]

You deserve 200m subs!

[@KGTiberius]

Recreate the 10 most recent stellar passings. 1. Proxima Centauri 2. Barnard's Star 3. Wolf 359 4. Sirius 5. Lalande 21185 6. Ross 154 7. Ross 248 8. Epsilon Eridani 9. Procyon 10. 61 Cygni

[@SinnerD2010]

"within light radius" 🤔 Define this term.... I dare you.

[@draysoncrook4898]

Try having a planet orbit a star orbit a star orbit a star

[@กิตติธนจิต]

when you delete all planet that have moon but not earth, we will get?

[@Manami-x9l]

make suns crash into eachother

[@ZachZzPlazyStumble]

Can u do three

[@AyyyyimfromAustralia]

C H A O S

[@saultube44]

Nope👎

[@KlarenceMS]

Yahweh is the biggest villain than satan itself so 𝗙𝘂𝗰ccccccccc𝗸 𝘆𝗼𝘂 𝗬𝗮𝗵𝘄𝗲𝗵, 𝗔𝗹𝗹𝗮𝗵

[@lucaspakele3038]

You should give both solar systems an initial starting trajectory (like they're orbiting the center of the galaxy near each other and slowly approaching each other)

[@Про-ж2м9и]

Сделай с землёй чтобы она вышла из солнечной системы

[@spaceguy20_12]

@@Про-ж2м9и i used google translate to translate this scentence, it means Do this to the earth so that it leaves the solar system

[@pacevy3798]

@@spaceguy20_12 thx i dont understand the putin language, your a life saver

[@Kevinkapon]

What if you had the solar system pass by the solar system?

[@brittneyNoah6240]

Hi

[@Md.Mars69]

0:04

[@Md.Mars69]

0:04

[@abruemmer77]

What if you replace our Sun with a binary Star system with about the same mass as the sun?

[@Concreteowl]

I know it's essentially silly fun but not including everything adds to the pointlessness of the exercise. Put it all in. The moons, the asteroids the Oort cloud objects.

[@sirmonkey1985]

unless you have a super computer handy, and a couple years to spare not using it.. not going to happen.

[@bobbackward6461]

What Q does when he's not busy pestering Picard

[@ethanfranzen8684]

I love the idea, but your execution sucks. Try flybys. Put the stars on an ecliptic orbit. I don't want them getting so close together that they fling each other and none of the planets follow them. Try getting them to get as close as 5 AU, as close as 16 AU and as close as 40 AU and as close as 89 AU (about). You should also start the stars at least 200 AU away from each other. Alternatively, you could leave the two stars in orbit and just keep it running to patiently see how long it takes for each planet to get ejected. How much will the gas giants wreck the inner planets before they lose those wildly eccentric and obviously unstable orbits? It pains me that you say you care about Pluto, but delete even bigger moons. I say leave at least one moon per planet. I would like to see the perturbations of moons within the gas giant systems. There aren't very many objects larger than Pluto in there. I don't know if it will lag too much if you just delete objects lighter than Pluto.

[@Milkey77]

Great video idea :) the chances of it actually happening are remote but you know, *frick science lol*

[@alasanof]

It's nice to see that the scale of everything still gives us a couple decades before the orbits go entirely chaotic. Everything would probably be burnt to death from a second Sun though.

[@Nova-mk6xe]

It'll look like two Solar Systems merged together just like Milky way and Andromeda 4 Billion years later. But all planets will unfortunately go rogue if this happens... 🙁

[@blue-sr7gc]

Can u do a collision of pulsars

[@josephphillips5372]

What if the sun was big enough to become a black hole but not big enough to go supernova. Meaning a failed supernova but with the planet Jupiter as a red dwarf or a orbiting the black hole with its own habitable planets. Please do a birth to death with the red dwarf turning into a bright hot Blue dwarf then to a white dwarf then to a black dwarf yes it will be a long and boring video but to someone might be interested in it. Like have a slightly larger sun like star with a red dwarf orbiting way out in the frost zone something like that would be cool I would do it myself but i don't have a computer strong enough to get universe sandbox 2 someday I will. By the way does anybody know what kind of laptop or computer would be able to handle universe sandbox 2 ? 👍👍.

[@Kmmlc]

You'd be talking direct collapse which would only happen in the most massive of stars. If we were to come up with a technology that allowed the manipulation of gravity so that you could cause a direct collapse that would work since once an object becomes a black hole it pretty much stays one as long as it's fed. But the smaller it is, the hotter (Hawking Radiation) and it will radiate it's energy away faster.

[@SmokeyTheCPMGuy_YT]

Replace Jupiter with Alpha Centauri and see what happens

[@Kevinkapon]

I did something similar one time, with a less massive star, and it still fried everything. This was a few updates ago tho.

[@SmokeyTheCPMGuy_YT]

Lol

[@SmokeyTheCPMGuy_YT]

What star was it

[@Kevinkapon]

@@SmokeyTheCPMGuy_YT custom made version of W1906+40 (since it's not in the game).

[@SmokeyTheCPMGuy_YT]

👍

[@JordanBeagle]

9:20 Trying to calculate the orbits here would be so confusing!

[@brianclroblox4604]

I like how on the trails it looks like each object is doing a 1v1 but the 2 suns end it lol

[@leightonspence8614]

fr

[@natashaparis2968]

Universe sandbox universe sandbox 0:13

[@thobz_tai]

you should give the moon a magnetic Field and water and Air and a little moon and see what happens:-)

[@JackVermicelli]

0:40 "The whole solar system, plus Pluto as well"? Why did he distinguish Pluto as something other than part of the system?

[@bertcarroll1243]

I’m happy that this will never happen. All of us will be dead.😅😇🙏💥 8:22

[@sschmidt1775]

"Deleting the moons" And I think: but than it is no longer realistic .... ;-)

[@parmesanzero7678]

Impossible to follow with all the pausing and perspective changing.

[@williamkeitaro8910]

make 10 solar systems orbit each other and see what happens

[@kieransee2857]

You should make two bianary black holes and see what will happen.

[@theoncomingstorm7903]

smh kept Pluto around but deleted the other Dwarf planets which are better

[@Tresahedron]

3rd

[@noobieplayzandanimates]

Mercury took uranus’ WALLET

[@jari2018]

How about a close call with the Alpha Centaruri system + planet 9 simulation

[@felixwankel3989]

You saying you don't need moons is like a politician saying they don't need votes.

[@psychicrenegade]

I want to see a Universe Sandbox based on the electric universe model...instead of one based on gravity!

[@Caterpillarfan]

I know space chip made a challenge to make a new system

[@nocontent879]

Leaving the moons in would be cool. Ganymede is pretty big, larger than mercury. I am curious if some would find stable orbits and become their own mini planets.

[@bengunderson712]

We dont need the moon? The ocean would disagree.

[@haideralisamtio5145]

What if two solar systems existed? like double the sun, asteroids, planets and their moons, etc. The destruction would be insane...

[@dianarosemendoza2600]

How obout replace the sun with jupiter

[@christinavinson9658]

its to quiet

[@colasigma]

too*

[@abcemail3949]

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[@Neptunian-Guy]

Hello! Sorry but they must be at least 13 years old to access the discord server

[@jvcyt298]

If your model was correct, the solar system would be moving through the galaxy. I've seen simulations where the solar system moved through the radioactive cloud of a nebula that may have caused an extinction event. The new models have made it possible to come up with varying hypotheses that try to explain how we got here.

[@Empireofgerman]

Here is an idea:if you do space chip galaxy and your galaxy to make a new galaxy (i hope space chip will watching the vid)

[@lynnevans8838]

What if stands in the corner stiff!

[@katrinabarnes7544]

Make 2 Stevensons collide

[@TKthomaskennedy]

Collide all the planets and the sun

[@ReygieRivera]

wait did you challenge chip for a christmas system

[@TheNameOfJesus]

"For a star to explode as a Type II supernova, it must be several times more massive than the sun (estimates run from eight to 15 solar masses)." That's from a web search. So then why do these two Suns go supernova?

[@Kmmlc]

They didn't go Type II. Most likely one stole enough mass from the other to go Type I and it obliterates them both since they would be so close.

[@katrinabarnes7544]

Make 2 Stevensons collide

[@user-cb5rq2dz9w]

Can someone talk to me pls.

[@fastradioburst253]

I mean, sure, I guess... but if my aunt had a mustache, she'd be my uncle.

[@Minkatron_8098-vk8tr]

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[@KevinVang1000]

Zombie planets?

[@JordanBeagle]

6:00 RIP Neptune, taken too soon

[@asiamies9153]

wasn't so blue anyways

[@gangfire5932]

"Let's throw some crud on it!" -- Nelson, _The Simpsons_

[@mikesbarn1858]

There would not be an immediate nova. The 2 cores need to merge before things get wicked. Also try a rogue star flyby at .99 C.

[@The_TinesJathian]

i think that'd be cool in theory but unless we get really lucky it'd just yeet all the planets out of the solar system and there wouldn't really be much to look at until everything just kinda froze

[@AcheForWake]

Solar system vs solar system, with two suns colliding = nova / nothing

[@JordanBeagle]

You went ahead and turned both solar systems to dead nebula!

[@JoseffAbogado]

Epic video

[@dwyanenathanderder8228]

Yo i watch in the Philippines in 7:11 am and see the Philippines in the game is night

[@3Ccc675]

space chip

[@fredzone1388]

Nagasaki: 14:07

[@Obreyze]

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[@kellingrey123]

Good you video

[@raggedclawstarcraft6562]

18:34 - I bet jupiter in that case will become a sun, after absorbing a lot of the solar mass that got ejected from the supernova.

[@Kmmlc]

Just to get it to red dwarf territory it would need to pick up 80x it's mass, and all that mass is going to be travelling very fast. It's unlikely either Jupiter would have enough time to pick up that much mass.

[@raggedclawstarcraft6562]

@@Kmmlc ty. And for the brown dwarf?

[@Kmmlc]

@@raggedclawstarcraft6562 13 tines more mass for brown dwarf. The issue would be the violence of the explosion of the stars is very likely to rip mass off of either Jupiter instead of giving mass.

[@lei-andrewyu6775]

Would sun be a red giant

[@SmokeyTheCPMGuy_YT]

I have a video to ask for

[@AdamFedorczuk]

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[@AdamFedorczuk]

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[@Wondwind]

How can you say that you don’t need the moons?

[@sirmonkey1985]

the simulation chokes on the orbital calculations for moons which limits how fast you can accelerate the simulation.

[@SmokeyTheCPMGuy_YT]

A first then B

[@brittneyNoah6240]

I love your videos

[@minecraftheaventgsgaming7960]

Good one

[@raymapping1640]

14h

[@crcurran]

When Andromeda passes through the Milky Way people out there think that everything will miss each other since there is so much space between celestial objects. Unbelievable.

[@Taijitu527]

14:22 the plamets + pluto: *Doing 1v1 The suns: *im about to end the systems's whole career*

[@พัชสว่าง-ฃ7ภ]

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[@lawrencesmith7969]

the dude just cant seem to stop ducking with everything. stop deleting the other moons and such.

[@Blabbermouth-w5w]

Our star's name is "Sol". Therefore there is only ONE "Solar" system.

[@stormysyndrome7043]

Except we know that to not be the case. Back when the Spaniards started calling it Sol, they also thought the planet was flat and the center of the universe. Technology has ways of proving old theories dead wrong.

[@lilkittygirl]

The problem with this simulator is it doesn’t use the theory of relativity. It just uses Newtonian physics