Timeline of the Dwarf Planets: From the Solar System's Beginning to its End

[@antgaming3434]

For those, who interested, why Haumea so elongated: it's rotation around the axis is so fast that it stretches.

[@ArwinaThePlanet]

just wanted to add: 1 day on Haumea is just 4 hours!

[@Pixeldumbas]

Smart 🤯🤯

[@planetballuniverse]

P O T A T O

[@multitopicinterest896]

When seeing the dwarf planet's orbits, I can't stop rotating my head.

[@bobinskiplays1779]

set this to speed 2x

[@siokpanglee7572]

@@bobinskiplays1779 me too

[@seaweedandseafood2197]

Xd…

[@nickvazharov]

Hahaha😂😂😂😂

[@Win11guy]

@@bobinskiplays1779 my head will shake lol

[@WinVisten]

I also forgot to mention that the music choice at the end was the best possible song you could have picked, especially the transition to it when Ceres was habitable, like it was saying "If humanity still exists... THIS IS YOUR LAST HOPE, GUYS! COME COLONIZE ME!"

[@cybeleobjectcosmos4776]

0:09 Ceres Pluto Haumea Make Make and Sedna form 0:31 Dwarf planets Migrate 0:36 Sedna is ejected and Ceres is thrown towards the sun 2:07 The sun Enters it’s Red giant branch 2:17 Mercury is destroyed/AGB phase 2:27 Venus is destroyed/Sun becomes white dwarf

[@Octa2024_Memes]

You forgot 2:06

[@SG-CS-AN]

2:16 BlG SUN

[@kkthecrazyone1807]

Erm actually it’s makemake and Eris was also included 🤓

[@yametekudasaii01]

Could've seen triton being acquired by Neptune 4 billion yrs ago. But this is very informative and great presentation.

[@xxleomappinggamingxxfirey4429]

and haumea and makemake switching places

[@cuidadocomomatheus]

love how the music changes when Ceres enters the habitable zone lel

[@ET-hm8do]

You mean when Ceres's temperature is 0°C?

[@braydenclassic9195]

😂

[@MilkyTheFYSCGrinder]

You mean lol?

[@cuidadocomomatheus]

@@MilkyTheFYSCGrinder ya, holy shit this is 2 years old already?

[@Keep4667]

What

[@themonomineestation5815]

Interesting of how "I Walk With Ghosts" plays when the Sun goes into its red giant phase just like from the Earth timeline.

[@MiguelOmar2028]

Indeed

[@yashprajapati8857]

This kind of accurate content is very good for application in research stuff

[@galaxyvibes9524]

Woah! This is so cool! Thank you for uploading a video for us!

[@RyanIngleton]

So much information, So much technology Mate, I thought I was on the Gravatron ( spinning ride at the fairs over here ). The music was very calming and formal and really suited the graphics. I hope your going awesome mate and keep up the great videos you produce 😊😊

[@subashkodituwakku6829]

ausie or britie

[@kingjellyjar7446]

Awesome!! Another awesome vid!

[@bobinskiplays1779]

@MrPlasma i couldn't live with these animations! You are doing a great job!

[@stellarthings3435]

Without?

[@thesmartkid245]

Beautiful creation!

[@thesmartkid245]

Wow that was a quick reply

[@facundozalazar4405]

Good animation, i learn from this, keep up the good work!

[@terraforming-o8e]

2:06 Begins sad to me 2:26 Dark age 2:30 Sedna and fifth giant first leave 2:31 Eris second leave 2:32 Makemake, Huamea, Pluto third leave 2:34 Ceres Earth and Mars, Crashed into the Sun SAD WITH LITTER 6 DRAFT PLANETS I hope you do and do next videos MrPlasma

[@anitarodolfa884]

Also the moon

[@terraforming-o8e]

Anita Rodolfa ok it is true

[@terraforming-o8e]

Anita Rodolfa but 1,500 Million years later I guess, Moon went too far from Earth and Luna fall into the Earth :/

[@WhyBoTerTainMentShorts]

0

[@Korac_Mapping]

Great job

[@Saturian_planetball_Animationz]

Haumea may have formed round,then got slammed/impacted by something that sped up haumea in rotation and formed hi'aka and namaka

[@soniasantizolacocinera774]

Your correct But some speculate when the grand tack model happened it caused haumea to thicken from its fast migration which increased the speed of the dwarf planet's rotation

[@pba4591]

Suggestion:Timeline of The Earth and moon

[@CrtyxScuizxPowerful]

Yes

[@oceanweatherandmapping9414]

Yes

[@faRIDZch]

Yes

[@faRIDZch]

Up

[@pba4591]

@Moonball in a nutshell ik

[@bobinskiplays1779]

Fun fact: Pluto will be too hot to have liquid water!

[@kirbyof590stars]

Eh, it really depends. During the 1st phase it’ll still be too cold, the 2nd phase it could possibly have water.

[@radianhugopradityo64]

@@kirbyof590stars when its 0°C, Pluto might Developed Oceans!

[@kirbyof590stars]

@@radianhugopradityo64 possibly

[@kirbyof590stars]

@Bar Chart Races that was over a year ago and many sources say so and many say otherwise. I honestly don’t care anymore because scientists can’t make up their mind with this. 😑

[@WinVisten]

For being the entire history of the system, this one was short. I guess the lives of TNOs are boring, huh! Nice work on this as always, dude! Might I suggest you do timelines of some extreterrestrial systems with multiple planets, perhaps Kepler 62, TRAPPIST-1, Gliese 581, or Kepler 22? Or maybe you could do one involving a Hot Jupiter like WASP-12b? (WASP-12b would be PARTICULARLY interesting because it orbits SO CLOSE to its sun that its day is less than 24 HOURS LONG and it SUPPOSEDLY has a moon too!) It's thought that in a million years, WASP-12b will be eaten by its sun.

[@SuchDarkness]

unfortunately, while these ideas are cool, there is just not enough information to make accurate videos about these systems, since they are so far away and we are just using the basic knowledge we can get from the tiny tiny shadows they make on their tiny stars, it would be very difficult to say when these planets formed, since while we can calculate what stage a star is in, it would be pretty hard to carbon-date a star system hundreds of light years away to know how old it may be.

[@TheLostProbe]

GJ 581 and Kepler-22 arent even that interesting tbh. GJ 581 is a red dwarf with three planets (a rocky, a gas giant, and a likely venus-like planet) and Kepler-22 is a Sun-like star with a single planet 2.4x the size of the Earth that is most probably a warm Neptune-like planet

[@TrafficPartyHatTest]

No way TNO real

[@SkarloeyRailway4]

TNOS are orcus salacia and quarour

[@thespiescalebjoshuatayao1629]

@@SkarloeyRailway4 and a lot more such as Varuna

[@ShadowDeathBlade93]

Dude these videos are amazing & keep going

[@ratte62]

this is just nostalgic :')

[@ameliawarfield5637]

Beautiful.

[@raydenjoco9079]

gooood 08:00 FAYA START 0:30 orbit expanding 0:35 Charon falls into Pluto's orbit 02:03 Ceres is habitable 2:14 sun eats mercury 2:26 Ejection

[@UranusTheWrapper]

Yay! Nostalgic here it comes!

[@xeno9889]

In 7.7 billion years, the habitable zone will shift towards the Kuiper Belt, and Pluto will have liquid water oceans and will be habitable for only 200 million years. Also, when the red giant Sun engulfs the Earth, Ceres is likely to be moisturized with water and other hydrated minerals like carbonates.

[@mrplasma7094]

1. yes 2. nah ceres will be boiling hot and all water would have evaporated into space

[@xeno9889]

​@@mrplasma7094 I have a feeling Ceres would have collided with the Sun's outer layers due to its weak gravity.

[@mrplasma7094]

@@xeno9889 nah i don't think so, nothing i've ever came across says that and i don't think ceres will get consumed by the sun when it's this far away

[@xeno9889]

@@mrplasma7094 its orbit could get unstabilize and go like a comet while it orbits in the habitable zone for barely 10 million years

[@mrplasma7094]

@@xeno9889 hmm i don't think so because the sun's gravity on neptune is only 1% of that on ceres (compared to the 55% when it becomes a red giant at its peak) yet neptune's orbit is stable so it shouldn't destabilize

[@Somebodystolemytoastt]

Love your vids mrplasma keep it up 🙂

[@lolitamarcaidasicam8955]

when seeing dwarf planets orbit the sun i cant stop rotating my foot

[@ReviCat]

Facts: Ceres was in the kuiper belt but moved to the asteroid belt because of Neptune's ejection to the kuiper belt Haumea was an oval shape due to the collision with makemake

[@soniasantizolacocinera774]

?

[@blackphoenix3220]

Cong for 16K!

[@waterducklover6588]

0:35 Other planets moving out: -> Sedna: -------->

[@spacestuffandotherstuff2375]

Can your next video be timeline of Luna Phobos and Deimos?

[@Datkiope]

Keep going! I like your channel

[@leonardinho7920]

Everybody gangsta, until the kuiper belt enters the habitable zone

[@ToastY14_official]

pluto is my favorite bc it has a heart i can still remember

[@TheKuipermans]

I remember the time when me and my friends were bored.

[@vascomanteigas9433]

One of Charon formation theories portraits a Giant impact like Theia on Younger Earth, that impacts ancient Pluto and then Charon (and minor moons formed by debris) born as result of such impact.

[@UranusTheWrapper]

Next timeline: All dwarf planet and planet timeline

[@Memeened]

2010 OR 10 included

[@Darium147]

for that, you need to merge both videos together, which is pretty hard

[@nehals7673]

Mrplasma I can't create videos like you , I working timelines on flourish but I don't have apple keynote for orbital and image animation.

[@mrplasma7094]

:(

[@KeplerOSC]

0:36 OH GOD THEY'RE SPINNING TOO FAST Haumea's rotation: indeed

[@RedBlaze45]

Great video, but one small tip for cases like this next time: Make the orbits of the main planets visible, although maybe a bit more transparent

[@gamejunk2707]

Everybody gangsta until Pluto’s temperature is above 0

[@radianhugopradityo64]

Its Above 7°C

[@frane9832]

This is amazing!!! 🤯🤯👌

[@minsukim2433]

Great video!

[@PedroHenrique-nm5lp]

Nice video

[@mrplasma7094]

thx

[@nehals7673]

Mrplasma Can you make a video named - Timeline of Orcus,Gonggong and Planet nine.

[@stellarthings3435]

Pop

[@claudiavegariffo7569]

Let’s make a video of the dwarf planet candidates like: Salacia Quaoar Orcus Sedna Gonggong Varuna Ixion Varda

[@nehals7673]

@@claudiavegariffo7569Good Idea

[@Arthur-duD7r]

Timeline of exoplanets

[@keatonhardy3297]

I think the reason Sedna got flung so far out is because it got gravitational pulled by fifth giant before fifth giant escaped the solar system And that is why its orbit extends so far out

[@rosintruder6867]

Wonderful job

[@scerri_03]

I love your videos

[@imsonicnoob2112]

0:36 my nervous system when I hit my elbow on a table

[@ArwinaThePlanet]

Pluto: way habitable Haumea: at habitable zone Makemake: at habitable but the edge Eris: -60 in blue too cold zone

[@Thegreenmapper]

Amazing stuff

[@MHagimain]

keep it up mrplasma!

[@panchus7]

congrats on 4k

[@mrplasma7094]

thx

[@panchus7]

@@mrplasma7094 np

[@smartalex1697]

2:28 Why is it always -273.15 Celsius at the end?

[@mrplasma7094]

bruh it's absolute zero

[@sannyumaw4909]

Because there is no sun.

[@qball7027]

Can you make the timeline of earth and Mars moons? Also I like your content 👍👏👏👏

[@jeaniusedits6094]

Epic 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@IdeiasdoSaulo]

Why is Haumea already an Elipsoid when it was formed, and where is the Great Dark Red Spot on it?

[@mrplasma7094]

i saw nothing that said haumea became an ellipse after it formed, and the best quality image i found of haumea shows the side without the red spot

[@IdeiasdoSaulo]

@@mrplasma7094 drive.google.com/file/d/1vGlL4V65FTDe1JwAzdAPkcFrk5gaxnvC/view?usp=drivesdk here, the only thing this image does not show its the Rings, and Haumea was originally a Normal shaped object, but then a collision with another smaller object maked it spin so fast that it turned into an Triaxal Elipsoid, according to Wikipedia, this collision formed the moons, Rings, fast Rotation and Shape of Haumea

[@mrplasma7094]

@@IdeiasdoSaulo i can't even access the file

[@IdeiasdoSaulo]

@@mrplasma7094 oh, sorry

[@IdeiasdoSaulo]

@@mrplasma7094 try now

[@GERMANIA292]

Everyone gangsta till the Pluto reaches 0.1degrees Celsius

[@Danielrstuffdontdislikeme]

Haumea: “Hey! I wasn’t born like a football!”

[@Abaldho]

I think we don't know the future but dwaf planets orbits were spinning my head

[@ajoan2009]

Everybody gangsta until Pluto in the positives

[@sr.favopossodeixarvaziosim4595]

Wait, the Outer Dwarf Planes and Ceres were born in the same popullation in the early Kuiper Belt, but Ceres was pulled inwards while the others were sent outwards? Ok that's new to me

[@XerneasTV]

Make the oort cloud and the astroid belt (without ceres) but make this unknown planets: 2018 AG 37 = farfarout 2014 uz224 = deedee 2002 MS4 Orcus Quoar (I din't say this :( ) Salacia And 2007 OR10 = gonggong Astroids: Vesta Pallas Hygeia Ida Victoria Near earth astroids: Bennu Itokawa Aphobosis Eros Trojans: Protesus and menosus Centaurus (not a contlleasion): Charicko Chiron Uptade in 5 August

[@facundozalazar4405]

Thats a lot lol

[@IdeiasdoSaulo]

You mean Chariklo and Quaoar

[@XerneasTV]

@@IdeiasdoSaulo thank you

[@XerneasTV]

@@facundozalazar4405 lol

[@XerneasTV]

@Neptune hall ok

[@Darium147]

I think you should redatail this a little bit, with the music of the normal video of a journey to the destruction of the sun. Also, i think ceres is near enough for collide with the dwarf sun

[@mrplasma7094]

nah, i did some calculation based on various sources and ceres has a much greater than 50% chance of being ejected from the sun before falling into it due to gravitational radiation

[@Darium147]

@@mrplasma7094 owww :( I though ceres could be relevant in solar system.

[@chata-anesthesia]

You forgot to add that haumea used to be a circular planet but after colliding with a huge planet it got it's egg shape

[@LoneWolf21672]

Hi new subscriber

[@CUBING-er7js]

Love the vids!!!

[@blackphoenix3220]

Informative👍

[@pba4591]

kewl vid bruh mi kaent sii orbitz

[@mrplasma7094]

birah

[@pba4591]

@Bar Chart Races stop replying to me

[@KOI_the_earth-like_planet]

Wait, why not Endgame MachinimaSound music?

[@mrplasma7094]

a lot of people want the nostalgic music that i used in the solar system vids and i think i used that way too many times already

[@pba4591]

@@mrplasma7094 ya i got bored of machinma sound

[@earth_YTT]

The sun was so hot that Pluto went over 0 degrees

[@WinVisten]

Ceres, Pluto, Haumea, and Makemake disliked this... ouch.

[@arthurviniciusoliveira8242]

Muito bom, quase 4 mil inscritos

[@leonardofur3518]

que tudo um br aqui

[@leonardofur3518]

@@BarChartRaces portuguese

[@SantiGraficasYT]

We reach 4000 subs, yes😁

[@empireOfcHiNa8888]

2:23 Oh noes 😮

[@StatsCrafter]

when next video

[@mrplasma7094]

probably next week

[@mrplasma7094]

@hdasdasd12 never gonna happen smh

[@Koi-5715b]

Next: Timeline of Trappist-1 system!

[@CrtyxScuizxPowerful]

Probably good idea that my favorite system

[@Koi-5715b]

@@CrtyxScuizxPowerful what about timeline of me? What i look like in billions of years ago and the future?

[@CrtyxScuizxPowerful]

@@Koi-5715b 7B to infinity forever they can survive longer than than other stars. (Trappist-1)

[@nehals7673]

Trappist-1 system never heard it before

[@ophadamia2579]

@@nehals7673 TRAPPIST-1

[@TheSillyDucke]

First also we’ve been finally waiting this!!!!,

[@mrplasma7094]

nice

[@amongusgaming47MLMARMY]

Did you know? Triton was once dwarf planet. Then Neptune captured Triton in its orbit and Triton is now the moon of Neptune

[@SantiGraficasYT]

When will mr plasma upload his next video?🤔

[@mrplasma7094]

idk because i'm not sure who's "mr plasma"

[@SantiGraficasYT]

@@mrplasma7094 Ok, but, When will upload his next video?

[@mrplasma7094]

@@SantiGraficasYT hmm later this month or october if school work gets tense

[@CoolMan0901]

How about Timeline of the Earth (past-future)?

[@nehals7673]

In 0:30 The Pluto's picture is incorrect infact Pluto's heart shaped region was formed 10 million years ago.

[@mrplasma7094]

sorry can't find an image of pluto without that region, and every dwarf planet looked slightly different in the distant past so really can't complain

[@VasquezMoraFernando]

​@@mrplasma7094 Not that much either, only 1, not 10,000, don't pay any attention to it.

[@__W2]

Nice.

[@JullianeVelosoAntoniacomi]

Suggestion: please do timeline of neptune and its moons

[@oberonpanopticon]

It’s a shame you didn’t include the giant impact that created the haumea collisional family

[@TheAwesomeoUniverse]

2 things: Ceres is the only dwarf planet to stay until the end, sun's gravity is too strong compared to ceres even after the sun's death. Therefore, Ceres will have the same fate as earth and Mars Second, Charon has a high chance of leaving pluto during the sun's red giant phase and becoming a dwarf planet too. It's believed this happens because the gas giants are using their gravity mass to protect themselves and the other planets from the sun. Because of this, gravity will push Charon out of pluto. After the sun's explosion, Charon will either be put back into Pluto's moon orbit, or follow the Fate of the other dwarf planets.

[@legendarystats720]

You are North Korean?How can you upload videos on KZbin?By using VPN or you are in South Korea currently(North Korean defectors)

[@mrplasma7094]

it's a joke, i'm actually american

[@JP-BALL.]

Finally

[@jimmyplayfnf8948]

Can you make some timelines of minor planets?

[@SkarloeyRailway4]

I can understand why the dwarf one is short because nasa really hasn’t explored them much since Pluto’s demotion in 2006 same for the TNO s wich are salacia orcus and quraour

[@IrishRhapsody]

If this is all I would have to look forward to, I wouldn't spend more than a second on a TNO. I'm a young man, and do not intend on waiting until the heat death of the universe for something to happen. Maybe a Boltzmann Brain will spontaneously spit on me.

[@shebahammy]

Everyone gangsta untill Pluto goes above 0c

[@KhoiNguyenNguyenHoang]

🟥Too hot 🟩Habitable 🟦Too cold ⬛ULTRA SUPER COLD

[@petersmythe6462]

Wait were they really all born at 12-14 AU? I did not know this. Wierd how Pluto and Ceres are sister worlds but ended up so far apart. One in the Kuiper belt and the other in the asteroid belt.

[@Привет111-е6э]

Я так понимаю, что за температуру были взяты минимальные показатели, но зачем? Не лучше было взять средние показатели температуры?

[@hunters7635]

Suggestion:Timeline of the earth the moon and its Second moon

[@pba4591]

Do you know what countryballs are?

[@mrplasma7094]

yea but i dont rly make them

[@pba4591]

@Bar Chart Races cuz hes inactive rn

[@Гиоргий-б8д]

Suggestion-the future of Sedna

[@hanhvu2993]

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