This Man Does Not Believe in the Sun

[@augusttheduck]

Roy from The Office got into some weird stuff after the breakup

[@Zen_BR]

I'm the first human made reply today

[@nutriFernandaFilla]

Did he get some drug's or what ?!?!

[@Stratiis]

:0

[@CandyCane2004]

I wonder if he believes in the moon

[@Forgiveiolord]

@@Zen_BR Augusttheduck clone kzbin.info/www/bejne/gojFYnRtl9qmkLM

[@Brizzle12341]

The best part is the fact he actually thinks it takes a million years for the heat from the sun to reach earth. It literally only takes 8 minutes

[@ChrisNahrgang]

He heard somewhere that it takes a million years for a photon to travel from the core to the surface, so I assume he's counting that as part of the travel time to Earth.

[@feraltaco4783]

I had a series of strokes while listening to him.

[@leomudnic1590]

Yes beocose that is traveling at light speed

[@inflatable_friends]

It takes a million years for the heat to reach the outer layer of the Sun from the center. But once it's outside yes you are correct. Heat basically travels at the speed of light.

[@catlovingtrio]

No, the best part is he thinks the sun doesn't exist.

[@tarayean5278]

I'd pay to see this guy debate his 'researched facts' against August's reasoning.

[@splash4806]

they would both just keep saying the same thing.

[@aj05ct]

I believe you, Tara Yean has made a grammatical error, taking August's apart is August is which is obviously incorrect. The correct spelling would be Augusts reasoning, no apostrophe. (No offense

[@Honeybaggsss]

Sadly I think he would try to breath outside because there are so many many looking at the sun and dying so basically yeah

[@gunk3407]

@@aj05ct bro, august has and owns his reasoning

[@aj05ct]

@@gunk3407 It was a correction, I genuinely cannot understand this message.

[@hearmeout1767]

Wow. He can literally just look up at the sky and see the sun. This is unbelievable. Thanks for the ride August.

[@JE2known]

He doesn't need to look up at anything in the morning there is just light...

[@GacktsOversizedTittiesYumYum]

@@Instabruh.User.. shut

[@goobygoober455]

Don't Look Up

[@ericaschaidt8588]

@@goobygoober455 I see what you did there. Not a bad movie.

[@nookscrossing7293]

Yeah August said in the beginning of the video he thinks it's a government illusion thing like the birds aren't real movement

[@clappedsquirrel7315]

“I don’t believe anything on google” Proceeds to tells us how cold space is from google

[@Kubix_cube]

so true

[@Oxygen2311]

so true

[@spalax7954]

I always love how these people do selective "research"... So he trusts what google told him is the temperature of space (since it supports his "argument") yet he doesn't believe google telling him that the sun (which he can SEE) exists?

[@maroontiger1361]

My fingers are crossed hoping this is satire

[@Cheetahgirl_Studios]

It’s something I like to call “selective ignorance”. It’s where an individual straight up blocks certain information from their brain if it goes against their personal beliefs.

[@camo_deer]

I watch his TikTok they don’t use google they watch documentary and other web browser other than google

[@LavaSaver]

@@Cheetahgirl_Studios I'm pretty sure it's a form of cognitive dissonance. According to Wikipedia, cognitive dissonance is when you perceive information that contradicts your beliefs and have to justify the contradiction. One way to do it is to change your beliefs to work with the new information, but the way this guy has chosen is to deny that the information is correct. The temperature thing doesn't contradict what he believes, so it doesn't cause cognitive dissonance, and he doesn't have to justify it.

[@Finder245]

No, I think he is just arguing that the "mainstream" model is inconsistent because it claims both that space is cold and that we get heat from space. To make that argument, you do not have to "trust what google told" you. If the other side accepts something as a fact, you can also accept that as a fact just for the sake of argument. This does not invalidate his argument. Just to be clear, I don't agree with him, but I also don't think he is being selectively ignorant here.

[@CandyCane2004]

This guy almost makes me miss flat earthers...again ALMOST!

[@BabyDigi]

ALMOST🧍🏾‍♀️😭

[@jesussaves_28]

at least like we can’t see the earth from where we’re standing like the sun. not a flat earther btw

[@jxsnn14]

One can dream:(

[@Sharks-on-mars]

Ikr fr like-

[@Single-Till-i-die]

@keep rollin we do not care.

[@TheActualCinnamonGirl]

The fact that a fraction of people actually think like this is just terrifying…

[@MetalsirenIXI]

a LARGE fraction too

[@pattothewhite2764]

90% of them live in the US which makes complete sense

[@fshgjguhergbertyuihg]

Think about how stupid the average person is. Then realize half of them are dumber than that.

[@legendary_catzz930]

@@pattothewhite2764 if your from the uk dont talk shit your country is ass compared to what it used to be, people smoke many cigarettes down there, knife crimes are so fucking common. We might be dumb but at least in most cities we can walk around without being mugged. Your military is even ass the only thing you guys got goin for you is the royal navy. And if you’re not from the uk, I humbly apologize

[@lionkingchinesebootlegNES]

i can’t anymore, I just can’t.

[@maxwellblackwell5045]

Its only cold in the shadows in space. In the light its over 300 degrees. It is kinda crazy we only get infrared heating and thats enough. There is so much heat we arent getting. Its actually really easy to over heat in space because you cant lose heat to conduction or convection.

[@dp-bh5fh]

Facts

[@therealblackflea]

There is a general misunderstanding of heat here, so let me put this clear: Heat itself doesn't travel through space. Heat is the kinetic energy of particles (atoms, molecules), the faster they move, the hotter something is. Since space is relatively empty of matter, heat from the sun can't travel through space. Hence that's why space is cold. Instead, what travels is light. Or you could say, energy in form of light. The light then hitting matter on earth, is moving particles and therefore transformed into heat. This explains too, why black surfaces get hotter than white ones: Black absorbs most of the light and converts the energy from the light into heat whereas white reflects most of it.

[@KrutoiPersonazh]

Infrared radiation, to be precise.

[@therealblackflea]

@@KrutoiPersonazh I'd say any electromagnetic wave coming from the sun (in the visible as well as invisible spectrum) gets converted into heat. Some better than others. But you're right, infrared gets converted better than other waves. A fireplace emits cosy infrared waves and an infrared camera uses this wavelength to measure heat.

[@rodalmighty2003]

Yes and it's funny how he thinks the heat takes millions of years to reach the Earth. Sorry to break it to him but it takes 8 minutes.

[@hellogoodmorninghomosapien6530]

Also Light travels to earth Like 8 minutes

[@erikstolzenberger1517]

Yeah...that's 5th grade stuff...at least in civilised countries.

[@mitiike1092]

I like how confident he is while talking about the sun not being real, I wish I had the self esteem that this guy has to do this kind of stuff publicly

[@tonysamuel4694]

Right!

[@khaorix2667]

Hey, extreme stupidity is one road to confidence

[@linadang2197]

Same here!!!!

[@pamelqtaylor8335]

When you find some send me some

[@pussycatgamez]

Lol same

[@simononeill2949]

I never ever thought that some people didn't think the sun was real ....I'm shocked

[@juniebunnz]

Next up: the moon and stars don't exist either /j

[@Forgiveiolord]

@Flower is eaten by wasp Augusttheduck clone kzbin.info/www/bejne/gojFYnRtl9qmkLM

[@Invictyn]

I’m not shocked. Some people are just incredibly dumb so this was no surprise to me.😂

[@FutureMartian97]

I'm shocked that people think he's not trolling

[@user-vt6jq6pf9c]

I would rather they say god didn’t exist because they might be right cause who really knows if god exist no one we just believe he does so they do have the rights to have opinions that he doesn’t exist but for me I rather believe because if he does exist he will answer all my prayers

[@Mr._Bellic]

He thinks the sun is fake? Alright, send him to Venus. Then he’ll see the sun at 4k resolution.

[@qwer9467]

He won't. His eyes will melt from sun's heat long before

[@Mr._Bellic]

@@qwer9467 🤣True, but he’ll see it on the way there.

[@notgreg123]

You wouldn't even be able to see the sun from the surface lol. It would be like looking up on a super cloudy day. Mercury would be better

[@Malachiteinferno]

@@notgreg123 I've stood on Mercury before. It's easy, if Im too cold i take a step back and if I'm too hot i take a step forward

[@speedy01247]

@@notgreg123 actually he won't be able to see the sun because his eyes would have melted away due to the acidic air. also he would be dead.

[@connorbohl2355]

I really feel bad for this guy I’m 22 and have a physical and phycological disability and I understand how this stuff works this is just sad to me also it’s kind of funny

[@Lanthekpopfan]

I have learning disability yet im not this dumb.

[@densetzu]

What

[@kaylalaskey641]

I have cerebral palsy I'm not that dumb

[@gerardwayseyelash]

I have many issues and I'm not this dumb

[@snupkey1510]

i fail every single test in school and i still know the sun is real

[@Datsyukiandeke]

He accepts the "common knowledge" fact that space is "-400+°f" but doesn't accept common knowledge like....the sun...existing

[@Spiralredd]

The sun: exists This guy: I don't believe you're real

[@Cara.314]

clearly doesnt know the difference between heat traveling through light, and heat traveling through matter

[@kittycomescratch4920]

This is why aliens don't even bother to probe us anymore.

[@Mrgravitycoil]

LOL exactly

[@pilotnamealreadytaken6035]

SPEAK FOR YOURSELF

[@BezoomyKoshka-ip4dz]

I probed a special ed girl, for research purposes

[@kittycomescratch4920]

Were your findings of any use? @@BezoomyKoshka-ip4dz

[@DaneAnderson-j4c]

Your bringing to life my secret fantasies of being abducted and probed by reptilians

[@stevevanscoik398]

Hannibal Lecter would probably call this guy "free range stupid".

[@Whoman-bean]

Lols!😅

[@St4rry]

😂🤣

[@MapleMerlin]

I also have this kind of friend, and I tell you, no matter how you explain things to them it will just go through one ear and out the other. It's a wild ride explaining stuff to these kinds of people.

[@therealspeedwagon1451]

Ok let me clarify some of his claims. Light *does* takes a million years to reach us from the *core* of the sun. By the time it reaches the surface it’s wavelength has been stretched from less than an atom (gamma ray) to a protozoan (visible light we can see). And as August said the earth, sun, and rest of the solar system is 4.6 billion years so we’ve had a constant stream of sunlight for a very long time now. Also after it reaches the surface it takes 8 minutes to reach the Earth. You do not freeze instantly in space. What will happen is you will swell, any liquid on your skin, mouth, or in your eyes will immediately boil, air in your lungs will escape (don’t hold it in or else your lungs will rupture) and after 90 seconds you will die. Because there’s no medium to carry heat away your body will lose heat over hours by radiative heat. But this does not mean the sun does this because it’s so massive and has been around for so long that it can just use gravity and pressure to maintain nuclear fusion. Also if you were close to the sun you wouldn’t exactly freeze but more stay hot and sort of burn to a crisp. But yeah this guy is just an idiot and it boggles my mind just how insanely stupid a human can be. How he even got out of the womb, let alone lives his life, is beyond me.

[@pizzlerot2730]

With his whole, "space is cold," thing, he (possibly intentionally) neglects the effect of direct exposure to the sun in space. In that situation, such as if it were to occur during a spacewalk, the radiative heat from the sun is able to nearly instantly warm surfaces to over 200 °F. It's a *lot* of heat, and not something that a person would want to be exposed to. But yeah, this guy is a typical conspiracy nut. I can guarantee that he's a flerfer (flat earther) as well. These wastes of oxygen don't actually want to debate anyone or learn anything, they just want to feel intellectually superior, because they've been extremely inferior for their entire lives. That's why they cling to their beliefs with tooth and nail, and nothing can pry them from their easily debunked beliefs and the strawman one-liners that they spout to supposedly prove that the other side is wrong. Case in point: flat earthers love love LOVE to talk about how the curvature of the earth is supposedly 8 inches per mile squared, but that result can very easily be debunked by measurements of hidden height taken from a distance. So they wave that around and say, "look! The formula for curvature is wrong, therefore the globe is debunked!" And they will absolutely die on that hill. BUT, anyone with an extremely basic understanding of algebra and geometry will understand that "8 inches per mile squared" is NOT the formula for the curvature of a sphere, it's the formula for a goddamn PARABOLA. Which the globe is NOT. So obviously the result of that formula is going to be very wrong at a distance, and more incorrect at higher distances. Globe-earthers will very patiently explain that incredibly simple fact over and over and over, but flerfers absolutely refuse to change their minds. They know exactly what they're doing - they know that this little bit, this little table scrap of supposed "evidence" is literally the most solid thing that they have to base their entire belief on, so they will WILLINGLY lie until they're blue in the face, all in the name of feeling intellectually superior. It's incredibly fucking sad is what it is 😔...

[@peztopher7297]

Dude, I think you mean proton, not protozoan = a single-celled microscopic animal. (zo means animal) Spell-check checks you, but sometimes you gotta check spell-check.

[@pizzlerot2730]

@@peztopher7297 the commenter meant that the wavelength of light in the visible spectrum (400-700nm) is the size of some [small] protozoa, for example intracellular parasites like Babesia or Anaplasma. Not proton.

[@peztopher7297]

@@pizzlerot2730 I misread it: I thought they were defining it as 'visible light', but then they wouldn't be defining an atom as a gamma ray. Plus *I* made a mistake and typed proton when I meant photon!! Doh! I could tell they did know what they were talking about (more than I), I just thought it was a typo. Thanks for the heads up, and apologies to @The real Speedwagon.

[@pizzlerot2730]

@@peztopher7297 no worries bro, I had the exact same thought that you had at first, and I had to read it several times to make sense of what he was saying. Sorry, didn't mean to come off as snarky in my reply. Have a good one 👊

[@irishpanic]

“Have you seen anyone float into space? You freeze.” I’m pretty sure every astronaut who has done a space walk has never froze

[@jobagsdeubago1577]

This guy: googles the temperature in space and believes it Also this guy: doesn't believe in the giant fireball he sees in the sky🤦‍♂️

[@protagiswatching]

@@Instabruh.User.. literally shut up lmao

[@NotARegularMom24]

I’m curious… if he thinks the heat from the sun isn’t making it to earth…then where does he think that the heat on earth comes from? U would think he’d realize it’s warmer in the day when the sun is up, and cooler after sundown….. it’s easy. lmao.

[@giornogiovanna8543]

Also This Guy: I don’t believe Google

[@epicjay8615]

@@NotARegularMom24 the AC.

[@ibench4203]

@@NotARegularMom24 i can net money that this guys thinks the earth îs warm because of earths inner core

[@DenizenCain]

The poster child of "I don't need to pay attention in school. I'll never need to know any of this".

[@MotionlessKnight]

I actually made friends with a girl on a chat app one time, and our friendship was short-lived due to this exact reason. She started telling me about how the sun isn't real, and it's all a governmental conspiracy and all that. Told me how the sun isn't even a sphere, just a flat circular shape and that it isn't even that far from the earth. She knew this because her grandfather took her up in a plane and showed her when she was a child. Yeah, I could only take so much of that before she got blocked.

[@RedVelvet_EdgeMuffin]

I still have this question- how do motherfuckers just watch the sun, almost go blind, and then say the sun isn’t real

[@donthidefrommeh5374]

Lol you did a nice thing! Lol

[@Gianfranco_69]

Wait till she hears "Birds arent real"...... irs a thing

[@RedVelvet_EdgeMuffin]

@@Gianfranco_69 we just need to find a way to net all those birds in the sky to make sure they’re real- but that’s impossible!

[@coolvase7224]

Yesss

[@670_o_0]

“The initial heat has already arrived!!!!” 😂 poor guy 😂

[@theporgwholived9606]

His statement about 1 million years is correct if its in the right context. That is it takes about 1 million years for the energy produced at the core, where nuclear fusion and the heat happens, to travel to the outer layers of the sun. This is because the sun is so dense the light ends up bouncing all around the inside of the sun before it even reaches space. This allows the energy to dissipate, so instead of being 30 million degrees the outside is *only* 10000 degrees. However if his statement is supposed to mean that the time it takes for light to travel the distance from the outer sun to earth takes 1 million year then he's wrong it actually takes 8 minutes.

[@theidiotsacc]

Yeah I remember hearing if the sun exploded it would take us 8 minutes to see it happen. Not that much time compared to a million years lol

[@iamlegend3007]

You got a point, but it's still radiation causing the "heat" on our planet.

[@GiddyVideo]

Yup. 8 minutes for the heat and light to reach earth. Even i knew that & I'm daft as a brush.

[@kenterbee3191]

@@iamlegend3007 Yes heat is radiation. All heat is radiation not just heat from the sun.

[@ShadowofManda]

@@kenterbee3191 Incorrect. Heat is merely the transfer of energy from one thermodynamic system to another via kinetic energy. This can be through radiation, convection or conduction.

[@jackbarnes5589]

Wow, People like this make us Schizophrenics seem normal.

[@HUYI1]

he should be locked up for complete insanity!

[@floopy4980]

And makes dumbasses like me feel smart thank God I listened to science class.

[@Whoman-bean]

My mother had it. It is normal for them. Not stupid.

[@SPAWNBURTON]

My favorite part was where he said he googled something and then that it was common knowledge. And then went ahead and said he doesn’t believe everything he sees on Google.

[@berchyzgb4423]

Exactly, also, I thought common knowledge is that the sun exist 😂

[@ythegamerita]

I don't believe in Google! Proof? Oh yeah, I googled it

[@NBG9809]

I don't believe in Google when it contradicts or varies from what I believe

[@TheQueenRulesAll]

It is like flat earthers using nasa to prove their point.

[@theflyingdropbear2009]

the moment he says he doesn't believe anything he sees on Google, after he says he googled his nonsense, immediately invalidates his entire claim.

[@jakey6691]

I wonder how the f*ck the government would even be able to pull that off

[@orangeTadpole]

The same government that had to “fake the moon landing” because they “never had the technology to get there”

[@lilfizz1619]

Big projector?

[@geometrydashfan8224]

​@@lilfizz1619 so the projector blinds people?

[@lilfizz1619]

@@geometrydashfan8224 I guess. I mean have u ever stared at a projector?

[@geometrydashfan8224]

@@lilfizz1619 nope but it's not that strong as THE SUN

[@wifuuqq]

I feel so ashamed to be an hour late. This man can literally look up a photo or video of the sun and his theory would be toast.

[@Dragon81205]

@@Instabruh.User.. dude I know that this is a scam

[@creaturenamedalistair]

Hello Autumn nice to see you here

[@shadow_of_thoth]

Duh, everyone knows that pictures of the sun are actually photoshopped oranges, and videos of it are just CGI animations created by the government animators at Disney Studios. They're just trying to cover up the fact that... uh... that they've been intentionally giving people skin cancer with lasers... Y-yeah, that's it... They're intentionally giving people skin cancer, so instead of just being honest about it, they made up a story about "the sun," which isn't even real! God!

[@NicNakBraun]

I woke up today because the darn bright thing in sky woke me up!

[@KingKickass69]

"Instagram user"

[@vincentvangogh3634]

‘Never argue with a stupid person, the’ll drag you down to their level and beat you with experience’ - Mark Twain

[@Temulon]

Because he doesn't understand how stars work doesn't mean he's stupid. He might be an excellent mechanic or carpenter or musician. He might be a great husband and loving father. We all have areas in which we're ignorant. Would you like to be roasted because you don't know the names of 10 famous 15th century Korean poets?

[@supersquirrel7340]

​@@Temulonhe literally doesn't believe in the sun

[@foxbuns]

​@@Temulonhe doesnt believe the sun exists. that does qualify him as stupid. officially.

[@d.i.m.eproductions6925]

@@Temulonyou can join him in the stupid wagon

[@Temulon]

@@d.i.m.eproductions6925 Your mom doesn't mind.

[@bumpthegecko5698]

This guy should just stare at the sun for a long time just to prove to himself that it’s real

[@Monasaurus_Rex]

NoOoO bUt ThE gOvErNmEnT rUiNeD hIs EyEs

[@furgg4311]

he will say its a fucking illusion

[@quit2271]

@@furgg4311 woah calm down dude, not all people have same beliefs

[@hawkcybergear]

That's a pretty good experiment set up

[@Dude_4351]

@@quit2271 well he has a point

[@smorphous8928]

Here’s my quote that resonates with this guy “Arguing with smart people is hard, but arguing with a clueless person is damn near impossible”

[@JaxonHumphrey-lw1gs]

Yes!

[@SonsOfJupiter]

This is the kind of guy who literally refused to pay attention in class when 100% of these things were being explained, and now he's just shocked that things like "how the sun works" don't make any sense to him.

[@JuMiKu]

Hey, he really paid attention, when the Saturday-morning cartoons played. They taught him important and true information, like you can breath in space, the moon is made of cheese and wearing your baseballcap sideways makes you look cool.

[@benoliver5593]

Unfortunately thats where all people like him come from.

[@Temulon]

The man is merely science illiterate. The number of people in his club are legion. But it doesn't follow that because he's ignorant concerning the workings of stars that he's ignorant in all areas of knowledge. He may very well be an excellent mechanic or carpenter or musician and a great husband and father. You shouldn't laugh at him because everyone has an area in which they also are ignorant.

[@sunnebolt7088]

"The sun is not real, it was made by the government" People thousands of years ago farming and making gods of the sun when government didn't exist:

[@johannsanchocuevas7854]

Underated comment

[@sunnebolt7088]

@@johannsanchocuevas7854 forgot i even posted this lol

[@kaylawalker5265]

The government is just another god to this guy.

[@dallymoo7816]

@@johannsanchocuevas7854 Yall. . If the gov has scret tech they could be in all time lines at once lol

[@fenrirgg]

The past is fake, duh. Have you been in the past? No!

[@pauljoseph3081]

Imagine arguing the existence of something that can be seen by looking up there. He argues about the heat of the Sun? He should try staring at it for a day without blinking.

[@bodkie]

He's clearly spent many hours staring directly into the sun. Whether that's a cause or a symptom of his low intelligence is a question for the ages.

[@CatManReal]

That wouldn't work. IF the sun was man-made, to make it realistic it would be very very bright. If you stare into a flashlight your eyes will PROBABLY hurt from looking into a bright light source. Unfortunatly, staring into the sun would not work.

[@Andrep705]

Ok, the Sun doesn't believe you either

[@LilithstJayne]

"The sun does not exist" me: drags him outside, points at the sun, "DAFUQ IS THAT?!?"

[@dallas2697]

Underrated comment take my like

[@volpelunare3613]

This.

[@Forgiveiolord]

@@dallas2697 Augusttheduck clone kzbin.info/www/bejne/gojFYnRtl9qmkLM

[@arakano]

An illusion.

[@CsGalaxyID]

A big orb

[@Phoenixillusion18]

"The sun is an illusion of the government!" Meanwhile we have records of ancient civilizations worshiping the Sun thousand of years before the USA eve existed.

[@eeyorehaferbock7870]

If that guy lived back then, he’d just call himself an atheist.

[@poiz921]

And where did the Aztecs live? South AMERICA. Checkmate.

[@eeyorehaferbock7870]

@@poiz921 actually, they were from what’s now Mexico, which is considered to be in North America, so… yeah.

[@Teera1008]

@@eeyorehaferbock7870 he wouldn't live for long then

[@eeyorehaferbock7870]

@@Teera1008 are you implying they’d just sacrifice him to the Sun God?

[@hamidi1555]

"It is hard to win an arguement with a smart guy, But it is damn near impossible with a stupid person" The end✨

[@Kyonari]

Yeah true

[@ketchupandmustard3846]

Amen

[@linadang2197]

What an awesome analogy

[@SourSkillit]

I hate how true this is.

[@ChrisNahrgang]

"It's impossible to reason someone out of a position that they didn't reason themself into"

[@thedomainofsealteamaqua]

0:18 very common misconception. Space has no temperature. If you are in the shadow of the earth, you freeze. In the glare of the sun, you literally boil.

[@losiglowful]

Arguing science with someone who doesn't understand science is like arguing about what color something is with a blind person.

[@Gotterdamerung]

The Dunning-Kruger effect is strong with this one.

[@e.b.95]

had to google it, and i love this model it works very well for most conspiracy theorists

[@General_Junkie]

@e.b.95 and you know this from googling something you had no idea what it was?? OK then. Absolutely. Well done!!! Great job!! Bravo!!

[@bazileia9222]

​@General_Junkie Dunning Kruger effect is not a complicated concept, but it is a psychological one. So why is it so amazing that someone had to Google it to know what he is talking about?

[@bellagoth432]

I am Scottish and yet I have never doubted that the sun existed despite the fact it plays peekaboo here. What a time to be alive.

[@Peterpumpkineater-ry8on]

😂❤😂❤😂❤

[@RobertFierce]

I can confirm Scotland is the new Bermuda Triangle. Things get lost in Scotland and out of nowhere they briefly reappear. Such as The Sun, or good weather or an honest MP. But much like Bermuda's Triangle there is a constant wind that annoys the fk out of everyone. And rain. Lots of rain -.-

[@No_True_Scotsman]

I am no true scotscman

[@Amoungproductionsyt]

4:57 it takes 8 minutes for the suns heat to reach the earth

[@joshkrause2977]

In all fairness it’s not heat it’s electromagnetic waves that get absorbed and converted into heat by matter.

[@Amoungproductionsyt]

@@joshkrause2977 ah ok thank you

[@Lycos_dae]

Heat does not travel through a vacuum, lol... For those of you who don't know: The heat from the sun comes from the energy (which we see as light) it emits... It literally takes about 8 minutes for the light->energy->heat to reach us... Btw. you obviously wouldn't freeze in space... In fact (depending on your proximity to the sun) you might actually get a sunburn...

[@azeemtravadi6128]

technically, you'd both freeze and boil, due to the extreme temperature differentials between direct sunlight and the "vacuum" of space

[@TuTu-of8lo]

thank you someone who has passed what in the UK is year 7 science

[@TeerTheAwtt]

to add to your statement as well, the extremely low pressures in space (negligible) the freezing point of anything goes down making it harder to freeze it, you physically cannot freeze in space unless that was your goal because as you said heat doesnt travel through a vacuum, do correct me if im wrong but i believed pressure was something important to bring into the equation. And yes, if you are close enough to the sun, you risk sunburn because of the UV radiation, as well as high risks of skin cancer if exposed for that long.

[@ZebraLuv]

@@TuTu-of8lo not gonna lie.... that's about university year 2 or 3 in some parts of USA lol

[@Lycos_dae]

​@@TeerTheAwtt Everything you said was correct. The lower the pressure, the easier it is to boil or evaporate something, thus freezing something in space would be nearly impossible.

[@shaquille_0atmeal69_]

I’ve never seen someone make such little sense but look so confident that everything he’s saying is absolute truth😂

[@coldramen2638]

A limited knowledge of science could leave you confused about how heat from the sun gets here. Heat is really just particles moving. How does heat get through a vacuum? Well, on earth heat goes through a medium but there isn't exactly a medium for it to go through in space. Heat from the sun arrives through radiation, it does not matter that space is a vacuum. A vacuum would be the best insulator possible but it simply doesn't matter with radiation.

[@TheCubeFactor]

The light heats up the earth

[@ohgeebobby511]

@@TheCubeFactor radiation heats the earth through UV rays. Look up UV Radiation. If the light heated the earth I’d be freezing cold on a cloudy summer day..

[@shawnlewis2709]

Its the full light Spectrum from UV to IR.

[@therealslimshady6763]

I was taught this in standard 6 or 7 Did this guy not even graduate from Fucking school?

[@gamephysics3943]

@@shawnlewis2709 much broader spectrum range than just that middle section but yes. The sun emits all forms of EM from gamma to radio

[@JojoJere]

By this guy's logic, a radiator will "freeze" on a cold day 🤣

[@algernonsblackwoods5859]

Doesn't think the sun is real, proceeds to shift his hat to block the sun light.

[@DanielsLatvia]

at what time stamp

[@meusana3681]

He's still wearing a hat so does it even matter? @@DanielsLatvia

[@NubianNemesisArise]

😂😂😂omg☠️

[@DanielsLatvia]

@@meusana3681 I asked a question why can't you just answer it instead of wanting to start an argument

[@meusana3681]

damn, who hurt you lately? I just pointed out that him wearing a hat in the first place makes the argument that he shifted it completely obsolete. If he didn't shift it then he's just bad at wearing hats. But him wearing a hat proves the sun is very much real in the first place. And no, I'm not the one claiming he shifted his hat, I don't owe you an answer to anything bud. @@DanielsLatvia

[@moonpatrol9717]

What was his job at the steel mill, catching all the sparks in a bucket so they can be reused?

[@James-oo1yq]

He was the toilet cleaner, until they sacked him for not believing in turds 💩

[@MrSuccess84]

This is a very robust example of the Dunning Kruger Effect. Plagues many these days.

[@necro_ware]

"Two things are infinite: The universe and human stupidity; and I'm not sure about the universe." - Albert Einstein

[@demigod5627]

I feel an urge to sit this man down,get some tea,and educate him about out great star that gives life to this planet

[@ethannazareth5390]

Are you British

[@demigod5627]

@@ethannazareth5390 Neurrr

[@IceCreamSamples]

BRITISH!?!??!

[@demigod5627]

@@IceCreamSamples nah m8

[@DaanRonckers]

Me too

[@dylanrosfelder6535]

This man always makes my day by roasting idiots

[@quoteonquoteclub9711]

Agreed

[@dylanrosfelder6535]

@keep rollin ? What did you just send me?

[@Forgiveiolord]

@@quoteonquoteclub9711 Augusttheduck clone kzbin.info/www/bejne/gojFYnRtl9qmkLM

[@phantasmal9735]

@@Instabruh.User.. ratio

[@ldawg7117]

@@Instabruh.User.. reported

[@ameanasaur]

Right away you can tell that this guy is waaay better at recommending Blink 182 songs than he is at astrophysics

[@Spiralredd]

😂😂😂😂

[@UhOhDovah]

How dare you. This guy is a phish enjoyer thru and thru

[@yourmom2189]

Hol’ up there. We don’t claim that idiot.

[@thelostronin]

You are both wrong. This guy is Limp Bizkit all the way!

[@russbennett5470]

I would have guessed ICP

[@transfate]

This guy is a great example of the Dunning Kruger effect. A cool psychology thing where the level of somebody's confidence in a topic spikes when they have the least experience in that topic. When ploted on a graph where the x axis is experience and the y axis is confidence, the line forms a "u" shape with the end of the "u" being lower than the beginning, like a fish hook.

[@epicdragon4642]

Imagine not believing in the sun

[@volpelunare3613]

Praise the Sun! \O/

[@Forgiveiolord]

@@volpelunare3613 Augusttheduck clone kzbin.info/www/bejne/gojFYnRtl9qmkLM

[@arakano]

I don't need to believe in it. It seems pretty confident on its own.

[@HUYI1]

excatly! what in the word!

[@iNeon-03]

Well you gotta remember that it’s burning at 10,000° and the heater in my room only covers like a few feet, so I fail to see how the 150m km heat doesn’t dissipate at least a bit XD

[@Retro_ac]

When you realize it takes only 8 minutes for the suns heat to get to us

[@iNeon-03]

Nah man it totally takes a million years

[@Hiihtopipa]

Light takes that amount of time but i guess that's one and the same. 😅

[@anonymousname6238]

@@Hiihtopipa same with gravity. Heat, light, and gravity all travel at the same rate. Without the sun we would have no light, no external heat source, and no celestial body bounding us to our solar system. We would simply go in a straight line from wherever gravity stopped working until another sun or planet grabs us.

[@croaton07]

@Anonymous Name Gravity doesn't "travel". Gravity is an invisible force, that is the displacement of space. Light does travel and the photons transfer energy or heat when they arrive, which doesn't disapate in space as there is no way for it to spread in a vacuum.

[@AlexGNR]

@@croaton07 Gravity is a fundamental force governed by the hypothetical particle we call the graviton (Sz = 2 if I remembered it right due to it being a 4-vector / tensor). But it is not an actual force. It is the result of the curvature of space-time as a result of mass and energy being present. It is in-fact mass that bends the space-time fabric. It is a field. The bending of this 4-D field is what we call gravity. :) to put it into "simple" jargon. Basically mass exists and because mass exists you get a dent in your "fabric" and the size of this dent is gravity and is the "force" we feel. The only real reason why it is not an actual nuclear force as far as we know thus far is because the graviton just hasnt been observed yet if it ever will. 😅

[@alonelychocolatebar1954]

To be fair, one look at the guy tells you that he isn't exactly the pinnacle of human intelligence.

[@Happytravellerkimmy]

Yeah, I saw the hat and I thought, he's either a comedian. Or a clown. I'm still deciding.

[@maggiee639]

For real he looks like my cousins husband who didn’t even graduate high school

[@stephenm3470]

Just because some people have different ideas about what cool is doesn't mean they are stupid. Just wait 30seconds you won't need to guess.

[@dsmtuner2g]

Wait until someone tells him that heat is just energy transfer.

[@jeffjeffries8924]

My favorite part was when he asked a question that I knew the answer to, and then said, "I don't know either!" This has been a rollercoaster of emotion.

[@apokalypthoapokalypsys9573]

To be fair, it is a principled thing to say. If you fill in whatever you don't know with whatever you wish were real, that's an "X of the gaps" fallacy.

[@idontevenknowanymore4118]

skksksksks

[@bigdoubleu117]

The saddest part here is that even ancient cultures and religions believed in the sun, granted they thought it was one of many gods but at least they believed in the sun.

[@AngeloXification]

Yeah but its cos the US Gov went back in time to fool those people as well.

[@sensii7370]

Mate as a physicist this was painful to watch... Hope someone can teach him this stuff or that he just reads through some articles on his own

[@JhonnyBomby]

@@Instabruh.User.. hahah to bad I caught your mom last night

[@sctkarter1111]

I’m not taking any scientific advice from someone that wears a sideways baseball hat

[@rrgret]

Bruh if someone told me they didn't believe in the sun I would send them to the sun so they can see for themselves

[@DatBoi_TheGudBIAS]

Perfect

[@OnyxHydra1]

*Straps rocket and spacesuit to guy's back*

[@rrgret]

@@OnyxHydra1 lmao

[@Forgiveiolord]

@@DatBoi_TheGudBIAS Augusttheduck clone kzbin.info/www/bejne/gojFYnRtl9qmkLM

[@iNeon-03]

Wanna ride in the Parker solar probe? Sure… probably doesn’t even know what it is or what solar means lol

[@TypingWithIsaac]

This is just sad. Imagine not believing in the sun. I mean, come on! Its the SUN. How hard is it to understand that the sun exists? There are literally 1 and 2 year old kids that understand this concept.

[@cipri123wr]

The Earth is a triangle 👁👄👁

[@tickledonions9483]

@@cipri123wr It's a donut

[@cipri123wr]

@@tickledonions9483 no no, its definitely a triangle

[@tickledonions9483]

@@cipri123wr Shut up its a donut the light just refracts so u see it as a triangle

[@cipri123wr]

@@tickledonions9483 well at least we agree is not a circle

[@MatteoComensoli]

3:40 in case someone was interested , heat is essentially a wave , infrared light , and the light move at approximately 300000 km/sec in space . So it takes minutes to reach us , not millions of years. Is the light of stars distand million of light year that take , guess how much , millions of years , because they are trillions of km apart from us , in fact the astonomers use ligth years to mesures the incredibly deep distance in the space outside ouor solar sistem. Also the sun is converting millions of tons into energy and heat . If you guys like astronomy , please , let me know.

[@dr.fjoer_the_crazy_scienti5841]

8 minutes and 14 seconds to be exact that heat from Sun to Earth. (Which Sun Light literally emits heat if it has neutrinos ofc i think, correct me if im wrong) I love Astronomy, still learning though 😊

[@kurimiko]

Big brain

[@shawnio]

sometimes when they go so hardcore and actually believe themselves and put themselves out there, you gotta give it to them, thats brave

[@anselpeneloperainblossom-s3489]

The Dunning-Kruger effect is strong with this one.

[@shuruff904]

I've been on alot of painkillers before. I straight up looked and acted like this guy. (I would argue with you, just to argue, then laugh and say sorry, then itch my nose,then nod out, but wake up as soon as Adult Swim comes on....)

[@aaaaarrrrrggggghhhh]

"I didn't pay attention in science class, so I'm gonna smoke a bunch of weed, wear a sideways snapback and teach you about science" -this guy

[@Spiralredd]

😂😂😂😂😂 omg perfect

[@Skoopyghost]

I known a few pot heads. He's not too far, but my buddies only talked about aliens. They believe in the sun.

[@crono3339]

Most stoners love the sun, and plants and trees and stuff yo.

[@UhOhDovah]

Hey man don't bring weed into this

[@joevaghn457]

@@UhOhDovahweed

[@Danigon876]

problem with people like this is that their immediate logic wheather flawed or not is the only information they are willing to accept.

[@Itistheblue]

It is crazy how people believe tiktok more than someone with a PhD

[@bryku]

5:25 I love how this guy answers his own question, yet ignores it. Why doesn't the heat dissipate? People in space freeze... it is almost like heat doesn't dissipate in space!

[@DenizenCain]

Another thing is that, if interplanetary space somehow weren't empty, the energy from the sun would be much better distributed, and the Earth would be roasted and subject to the noise of constant nuclear explosion.

[@I_am_a_cat_]

​@DenizenCain the universe would be a very loud place if space was somehow not a vacuum

[@bryku]

@@I_am_a_cat_ I already complain about my neighbors...

[@Competitive_Antagonist]

​@@I_am_a_cat_ You'd hear aliens shagging on other planets if space wasn't a vacuum.

[@Cara.314]

in space you would not really feal a temperatures beyond what you're getting from the sun or other light sources. this is why satellites have reflective surfaces. because they dont dissipate heat like they would with air around them to absorb it, and that absorption of heat through contact wit the air is what we feel as cold. in space the only way to lose heat is to radiate it off as infrared light. this is also how satellites are dissipating heat. you have more to worry about with lack of pressure, without a suit your blood would boil and evaporate at body temperatures, that evaporation would feel cold i suppose but it's the least of the problems.

[@shuhratkessikbayev8886]

This guy could've chosen the conspiracy theorists favorite orbital sphere the moon But no, this dude chooses the sun of all things. Saying it's hot in earth but you freeze in space, it's almost as if outer space doesn't have greenhouse gases. A quick Google search would've taught him a million things about the sun. That fact he doesn't go for the safest bet, being the moon, speaks volumes about his intelligence

[@artCharles]

Well, a google search proved to him that space is really cold, which means that the glowing ball in the sky that he can clearly see when he goes outside can't be real.

[@therealslimshady6763]

@@artCharles hey man Google can't be controlled It has the power of Infinite and Purest Wisdom His eyes are an illusion His mum is an illusion But *GOOGLE* the all known can't be wrong

[@un_legendary2848]

0:01 fun fact it takes 8 minutes for us to see the sun's light and it takes 8 minutes for the heat to reach us so if someone says "the weather is fresh huh" its never fresh the light you see from the sun is from 8 minutes ago, and antarctica is throwing wind at brasil (sao paulo) which is where i live so im breathing air and feeling wind from 3 weeks ago, and its so cold

[@3CatsInATrenchoat]

In the grand scheme of it space is still pretty empty.

[@futuristicbus61]

You are very correct about how it’s just plain and simply frustrating to listen to people that don’t believe in anything.

[@benkane5029]

Just to be a nerd. The light from the sun which would include the heat element takes 8 minutes and 20 seconds to reach earth.

[@arakano]

Wow! That's like... 1 million years!

[@jestice7596]

So I looked it up, and it can take 100,000 years for a photon to travel from the sun's core to the surface. Then 8 minutes travel time to earth. So, still SIGNIFICANTLY less than 1 million years. Bruh.

[@happy_blobfish]

@@jestice7596 aand considering how long the solar system exists we still have heat

[@happy_blobfish]

I aleays hate it when these conspiracy theorists underestimate how fast light actually travels

[@Hikoboshii]

I swear, social media is a place where a guy can talk literal nonsense and people still believes it.

[@Spiralredd]

And where us smart people get to call him a dumbass and make fun of him

[@alycefrench5753]

I just realized he reasoned out his own argument by stating that he can he feel the heat from 25ft away and if he just imagines the sun being a million times the same of the blast furnace, his arguments are already defeated

[@lolnoobgaming1509]

my respect for thanos is growing every day

[@qmcrip6762]

Humans don't deserve to live - megatron -

[@bigshrekhorner]

4:15 First of all. The "heat" doesn't take a million years to reach Earth. It takes as much time to reach Earth as light from the sun does, since heat is the result of said light. That time is around 8 minutes, iirc Second. We do not receive all of the sun's energy. We receive only a portion of energy from the surface. In other words, the rays that come off from a tiny portion of the sun's surface is what lights and heat us. Since there's almost nothing in between the afore mentioned surface of the sun and the Earth, then those rays will never dissipate. They will arrive as is.

[@kenzo_1172]

he was probably saying that the heat of the core takes a million years to reach the surface

[@cbaxter6527]

Heat or infra-red light is light. Take your Ir TV remote point it away from the receiver and bounce it off something shinny (mirror, clean phone screen) then a piece of cloth. One works and not the other. Photonic energy emission propagates at the speed of light in the vacuum of space. Plasmic particles will travel to earth sub-light from CMEs of the sun's surface and normal particle release. This is the solar wind and causes aurora borealis lights. We (The earth) are just a speck to the sun at millions of miles away.

[@igorknezevic4601]

Where are the third, fourth and the fifth thing? The guy has at least one fallacy per sentence.. 😅

[@bigshrekhorner]

@@kenzo_1172 This is true, but the sun also exists for billions of years, so it's not really a weird thing to think that despite the heat taking this long to reach the surface, the sun itself is hot

[@gregbrown8881]

If he doesn't believe the sun is real, what's his explanation for that glowing ball in the sky? I'd honestly love to hear all about that.

[@arakano]

It's a government controlled illusion just like the moon.

[@bankrobs2893]

@@arakano Just like those pesky birds.

[@isappycracks]

@@arakano just like those pesky girl scouts

[@MegDoesStuff0]

@@arakano but then how does that explain how ancient Egyptians also had the Sun?? Have we as humanity been in some kind of “government” experiment for THAT long?! WHICH GOVERNMENT?!!

[@noxtinker2936]

Gigantic flashlight 🔦

[@duplicake4054]

August turned into a science teacher

[@marving3149]

Light takes 8 minutes to reach us from the sun So i have no idea where he's getting his million years garbage from

[@volpelunare3613]

The Bin.

[@Forgiveiolord]

@@volpelunare3613 Augusttheduck clone kzbin.info/www/bejne/gojFYnRtl9qmkLM

[@maryann2628]

He meant from the core to the surface of the sun Because the core is so dense That photons will bounce And they are gamma rays from the core but due to the dense layers and losing energy in the process It becomes visible light before leaving the sun And after that it will go to space And take 8 minutes to earth So the million years thing is true When inside the sun

[@justaguy5982]

He's talking about heat not light

[@marving3149]

@@maryann2628 Yea but most of the light we receive is from the outer layer.

[@ArricDev]

He used to work at a steel company. An anvil fell on his head, and he forgot how to be reasonable.

[@NightFire-BS]

Yea

[@helloitsjay38]

These people have JOBS?!

[@RavannaNest]

By the way. The heat from the sun takes about 8 minutes to reach earth. A far cry from the million years this guy was saying.

[@AndrewJGaming]

Light takes somewhere around 100,000 years to travel from the core to the surface of the sun, and then 8 minutes to reach Earth.

[@thecoolestcorgi4991]

Freezing isn’t what kills you first in space. Radiation is an inefficient form of transferring energy. Takes a bit for something to cool down like that

[@MaggieMorrissey1916]

Poor guy. He needs a doctor. And an intervention. Long stay at an in-patient facility. Where they can monitor his drug cocktail.

[@Noitssnotme]

Just searched google and here’s the first thing: Though sci-fi movies would have us believe that space is incredibly cold - even freezing - space itself isn't exactly cold. In fact, it doesn't actually have a temperature at all. Temperature is a measurement of the speed at which particles are moving, and heat is how much energy the particles of an object have.

[@powerfulpictures3194]

So are people freezing in space or no?

[@JuMiKu]

@@powerfulpictures3194 No, you absolutely wouldn't freeze instantly. At worst it would take hours, at best you would never freeze at all. Or maybe the worst/best-case scenarios should be switched 🤔. Anyway, the reasons are complicated though. You cannot imagine space like air or water or whatever. Put very simply with my rough understanding, there's just nothing to give that temperature to. Usually temperature is spread around by atoms bumping into each other like a really, really overcrowded dancefloor, until everyone has basically the same temperature/acceleration. However, in space atoms don't really have anything to bump into and accelerate/give heat to. The only way that heat leaves you is through the radiation your body produces and that is so ineffective that it may never actually kill you, especially if you are in sunlight and thereby offsetting your own radiation. Sorry, if the explanation is bad. The short answer is: this works differently than on earth... At least on an intuitive level. You lose heat at different speeds depending on whether you are surrounded by air, water etc. It doesn't just depend on the outer temperature.

[@powerfulpictures3194]

@@JuMiKu thanks for that, lol I was being sarcastic when I asked

[@JuMiKu]

@@powerfulpictures3194 Oops. Sorry. It's sometimes hard to tell.

[@supatater5830]

@mcbuttmaster42 that’s cold you know

[@gasman1155]

He never believed in the sun until it dawned on him…

[@NycLogics]

When a goofball wears his hat that way you can’t trust anything he says.

[@project_nihilist]

When he said he worked at a place that “made metal”, I’m not surprised he didn’t try and learn anything about it all.

[@RedVelvet_EdgeMuffin]

Metal just takes a furnace, coal, and ore. But iron bars take six iron ingots. That’s a lot of metal.

[@mllrd]

“Have you seen what happens when someone floats into space?” I would be thoroughly shocked if someone had witnessed that in real life

[@apokalypthoapokalypsys9573]

Well, astronauts have witnessed it on space walks.

[@computer_toucher]

Not without suits @@apokalypthoapokalypsys9573

[@clodolcmidnights837]

never before has the phrase “GO OUTSIDE AND TOUCH SOME GRASS” been more accurate This guy needs to Go outside, look up at the sky, make sure it’s day time, make sure it isn’t cloudy, and while you’re at it, GO TOUCH GRASS I mean, when a DUCK is smarter then you, you know it’s time to leave

[@deanevangelista6359]

The sun is shining, but it’s raining in my heart.

[@TheMitchBarron]

I find it more shocking that he is soo sure he is right that he ACTUALLY decided to post a video.

[@electro8332]

First off: space is cold because there is nearly nothing to absorb the light and heat (like you said) Second: when you go into open space you do freeze, but because there is no atmosphere to defuse the sun's light you also get a incredibly bad sunburn and your blood boils third: it only takes 8 minutes and 20 seconds (this varies depending how far the earth is from the sun) for the suns light to actually get to earth, there's lightyears for a reason forth: the sun is so big that even if the surface isn't very hot compared to other things, its still big enough to give off enough energy to heat up entire solar system and I knew all of this off the top of my head, except I had to relook up the exact time it takes for the suns light to actually reach the earth. Isn't this stuff just common knowledge lol

[@stak_5786]

What if space is fake and the sun is real??? im jokin lol

[@JaySidewinder]

No man your confused. Space is not cold, that a property of matter and particles. And you do not freeze in space, you would start boiling and probably explode due to your own body temperature and intetnal pressure. Here on earth we are compressed by the atmosphere, wich keeps our particles together (along with molecular foreces of course).

[@micahjones1451]

You know I never really thought of all that. It's pretty cool when you sit and think about it.

[@Nephilim27]

@@JaySidewinder That's false also. You can easily look up what's happens to the human body in space.

[@electro8332]

@@JaySidewinder your totally right, I forgot about pressure, but I’m not completely sure you would explode because air would probably find the easiest route through the mouth and other holes in your body… Although a total vacuum would not have a temperature, there are some particles such as micro rocks and minuscule amounts of gases which would give space a temperature, but of course I’m not saying space has an atmosphere or anything I’m just saying space is not totally devoid of matter. But once you go to places in between galaxies that’s where you will find the closest to truly empty space, because there are not exploding planets or stars going super nova or practically anything spewing out matter (of course there are definitely expectations to this such as stray plants and black holes but generally that area of space is generally most empty) and since there are atoms in space we can deduce that space in fact has a temperature, although very low because those atoms are moving very very very slow

[@mridotprobably]

i think he’ll change his mind when they send him for “scientific purposes” into the sun to “examine” it

[@sarahm6403]

I have a master in physics so I can confidently say that heat DOESN'T travel space, that's why the space is cold but when you reach the Sun, you burn. It's because heat needs matter to transport, which photons that are emitted by the sun are not. Photons are particules with a wavelengh that resonates at a certain frequency. If the wavelengh is in a right dimension, it can go through our atmosphere and its interaction with our Earth will create the heat. But the heat never came from the Sun. This is why a hole in our atmosphere can be very harmful because it means that more wavelengh from the Sun can reach our planet and, more than just kill us, heat the Earth even more and destroy it enterely.