What if Earth Dropped to Absolute Zero for 5 Seconds?

[@chewechindima5482]

As always I keep learning more than I did in high school on this KZbin channel...but WHAT IF Humanity evolved to this stage we are at, say a thousand years ago, what level of technology or type of civilization would we be? 🤔

[@chasethescientistsaturre5009]

It only depends on them using thier brain.

[@bornFLY11]

That’s a story for another WHAT IF….

[@chasethescientistsaturre5009]

@@archimedes586 I said it only depends on the size of thier brain or how much iq they have.

[@returneefromthemoon]

I think there's already another What If for that one uhh wait, I think I get your idea wrong, you meant as mankind we're at type 0. civilization and then we put ourselves at certain timeline, for example yours is at a thousand years ago, and then what would've become at today

[@andrewphillips8754]

Bet we would be a level 1 on the kadavsh scale

[@hihunter7]

It was weird finding out that there was a coldest temperature possible. Learning there is no cold and that it's just less heat, which is the vibration of atoms was wild but it made sense, cause no vibrating atoms meant no heat, which was the least possible temperature that could be manifested. Can't be more still than completely immobile

[@FarhanHafizh]

Yes! For real this fact amused me when learning it in middle school

[@macky4074]

Exactly, cold is just what's left when you remove all heat. Refrigerators don't cool things down they just remove heat energy from 1 place to another.

[@Anytyme06]

That's not how refrigerators work. Do you ever feel hot air coming out of your fridge? It literally blows cold air in there, it's not removing hot air.​@@macky4074

[@albertforletta1498]

At absolute zero, all molecular motion STOPS. So ask yourself this; when all molecular motion stops does the object still exist?? Would it ever be possible (no) for something to reach absolute zero? Food for thought.

[@happydays334]

What if the atoms just got closer due to huge forces , will that be colder than absolute zero? If that happens , then stars are very cold or very hot ? 🤔🤔

[@superaleksibros2]

Finnish people: "Huh, it's cold today."

[@d3nny_s3mpai]

Funny how I got Finlandia vodka ad after this video 😅

[@Justlibing010]

Lol 😂😂😂

[@Archon_of_Freedom_]

Russians too lol 😆

[@Iamstupid425]

Guys why does snow in Finnish speak finnish

[@smoknb3ar]

Vostok, Antartica is the coldest place on earth with a record of -90°C or something like that. It gets to -40 to -45 sometimes where i am, and even that sucks lol Edit: i cant even imagine how that would feel on your bare skin..

[@brockb4452]

I’m starting to realize that any video on KZbin that adds dramatic background music, hyperbolic visuals, and over-punctuated narrators makes the content instantly believable no matter how wrong it is

[@NurseSnow2U]

This is hauntingly accurate. And our desire to absorb what we feel to be accurate information at an expedited rate almost guarantees NO ONE is fact checking this shit....but, they're "hypothetical" scenarios so is there an absolute answer to be found anyway?! Idk, I've been a science whore since I was a kid but I say let the people be....it's better than discussing Beyonce 🤷🏽😂

[@safeysmith6720]

Personally I’m not down right disputing what’s being said in this video, but I’m also not taking it as pure fact. I’m essentially taking it all with a grain of salt. I can only assume that if I’M doing that, other people must doing that as well.

[@XSemperIdem5]

These are all diaster movie plots. I'm not going to believe all the info from a random short KZbin video. I'm also not going to fact check all these because I'm not interested enough in the hypothetical scenarios to put in all that time. 🤷

[@davidesteban191]

I watched this basically because I'm writing a character with power over water and ice, and basically, the idea is to make him OP at some point, so I thought, huh, absolute zero as the ultimate attack would be cool, the idea is that he would instant freeze anything in a 50 meter range in every direction, so I wanted to know what would happen irl for an accurate description.

[@irwinshung809]

I automatically DISbelieved the video because of the dramatization. Different strokes and all that. (Further consider that you would need math or actual simulations to talk with ANY kind of authority about what WOULD happen in a particular extreme condition.)

[@angeltheautobot5797]

Most everything would likely die. The shock from that kind of extreme flash freeze would more than likely be fatal

[@bobby1970]

Yes, it would be, instantly

[@grammarlyworshipper1819]

Shocking

[@alexwang982]

But nothing would move at absolute zero. So an instant drop won’t affect anything.

[@iHaVeApLaNaRTHUR911]

Well we would revive cause when your freeze and then unfreeze you revive

[@spaceflight1019]

@@alexwang982 The problem is the water that comprises much of life. If five seconds is enough time to turn enough of your body's water into ice (remember, heat transfer takes time and is dependent on mass) you're a goner.

[@KOKOBC]

Technically a new state of matter would appear at absolute 0, as at absolute 0 the atoms in the solid completely stops, which means it is no longer a solid. Though this state of matter doesn’t actually exist as absolute 0 is not possible, or at least not possible based off of how we currently understand it

[@andynilsennot4329]

i think thats a bose Einstein condensate, aka something hotter or colder than required, which means a solid that is at 0K might actually be one, which is pretty awesome.

[@Castornator]

It's like the speed of light, you can never get to absolute 0 because it will take infinite energy

[@Eastern_Edits]

Remember when the earth superheated to 1000c+ for 5 seconds? Now it's doing the opposite. Imagine if the earth experienced extreme temperatures for 10 seconds: 5 seconds of 1000 degrees Celsius, and 5 seconds of absolute zero. Does that balance things out? Guess not.

[@not.ur_zaru]

ahh....pretty interesting to think of . i feel like the what ifs make our thinking capability more vast

[@paul-btd6669]

When did it to that

[@f4road]

@@paul-btd6669 yes

[@paul-btd6669]

@@f4road I asked for a real answer idiot

[@SusDoctor]

If it was the same time probably

[@CVFTurbo]

“You guys ever study quantum physics?” “Only for conversation yea, why?”

[@chincemagnet]

Anybody outside would be screwed, but there are places that would isolate you long enough to survive . The question is, how long would it take for the temperature to normalize again so you could get outside?

[@youtubestopmakingmechangem8035]

The entire earth at absolute zero. As in no atoms on earth moving for 5 seconds. Everything would die

[@Fighter4Street]

What is hard to understand about this video is what exactly is turned to absolute 0 for 5 seconds. Like, if the air was only turned to absolute zero for 5 seconds, then the oceans would be safe for a long time. However, if the video means that the whole earth and our bodies turned to absolute 0 that is a different story. Either way, they never explained this in the video so I believe it is everything on earth turning to absolute 0.

[@chincemagnet]

I assumed it was a flash freeze that mainly effected anything exposed to air

[@thedarkknight3107]

If earts atmosphere also cool down to absolute zero all the air instantly becomes liquid or even solid Imagine the atmosphere suddenly turns to solid

[@khalilahd.]

Wow this would be such a terrible way to go 😭😭

[@gamerinfinix8170]

You are in every vedio

[@omirg23]

Personally, I would rather freeze to death than burn to death 😳

[@averagenone]

@@gamerinfinix8170 ikr

[@gamerinfinix8170]

@@averagenone f ok

[@Life_with_AngieB]

😂😂

[@handsomeblackmuscle9845]

One time I accidentally walked into a freezer that was at absolute zero. Don't worry, it was OK

[@not.ur_zaru]

hmm hard to believe

[@boejiden7093]

Hahahaha I see what you did there

[@handsomeblackmuscle9845]

@@boejiden7093 😄

[@cosmo9916]

*That’s not possible.*

[@probablyparker4044]

Took me a second to get the joke

[@glennthompson1971]

If the air temperature dropped close to absolute zero for 5s, you aren’t going to lose a lot of heat because you have a lot of thermal mass. skin might flash freeze but hold your breath and you probably survive.

[@timothybayliss6680]

Its similar to sci-fi movies when people are in space and spend time outside the vehicle without a suit. I dont think you could hold your breath, there would be no atmospheric pressure on the outside of your thoracic cavity, see Gay-Lussac law, and the air in your lungs would really try to escape. If you really tried as hard as you could to evacuate your lungs because its going to happen and kept your eyes and mouth shut, you would probably survive.

[@MDE_never_dies]

Air at absolute zero becomes solid blocks of nitrogen and oxygen though

[@mariaa.2240]

As a PhD student working with sub-Kelvin cryostats, it's funny to watch what could happen at Earth scale when applying the same conditions that we are applying on our devices (MKIDs). 😅😮

[@LuigiCotocea]

My brain cells would freeze if Earth dropped to absolute zero for 5 seconds 😂

[@MOMKUNG999]

yeah

[@Perririri]

Normie

[@sylkelster]

More?

[@LuigiCotocea]

@@sylkelster Oh you want more? Glad you asked cause, i am aready dead... no brain cells remaining 💀

[@sajmirgjini478]

Even the air would be solid which some of us cant even imagine

[@mike15.]

yeah but it will take months to happen..so for 5 seconds nothing will happen…if you put food in the freezer it also takes time to get cold, now imagine this on a bigger scale..will take much longer

[@sajmirgjini478]

@@mike15. sure, but the edges of the atmosphere would start freezing 😛😅

[@mike15.]

@@sajmirgjini478 yeah, you may feel that it drops a few degrees but just heat drops after a rain.. nothing drastically .. but its also impossible to be absolute zero so.. Space is not very far from absolute zero and yet Earth is gettin warmth from the sun..

[@periodvicky]

@@mike15. wait i think you might be onto something here….i didn’t even THINK of how space is so cold yet we get heat/warmth on earth

[@locomotivetrainstation6053]

@@periodvicky yeah isn't space 3k

[@tijltrienen]

So water cant freeze when room temperature instantly gets to 0 kelvin? Since thats requires molecules to move to eachother

[@jkpvcz7253]

If the temperature ever gets to 0 the whole universe would be dead because the atoms wouldnt move any more.

[@SubGenius1101]

if the water is in the room and the room goes to 0 kelvin, the water would be 0 kelvin. Water would be frozen. Although all this is impossible and not worth thinking about.

[@spaceflight1019]

Think of it like this: if the change in temperature was nearly instantaneous (which isn't practically possible because of the mass of the atmosphere) the water in your body would freeze but the water in the Great Lakes and oceans wouldn't.

[@ethanbatumbakal]

These kind of channels are so interesting, I dont know why

[@janes_dick5843]

@@uwqq2146 what if all actors wore jackets with ur mom's face crossed out. lel

[@tsnmproductions]

2021: global warming *This video exists* 2022: *g l o b a l f r e e z e*

[@filledwithvariousknowledge2747]

Imagine being at the beach in a warm country when this happens

[@nathanb6037]

Imagine being able to research and think for yourself

[@abskhairoun]

Watch geostorm

[@bobby1970]

@@nathanb6037 There's always an a-hole in the crowd, and you're it.

[@janes_dick5843]

@@nathanb6037 imagine if u saw wat ur mom and, i did last night. also shes my long lost sister. dont worry i used a comdomm so she wont have any alabama babies. LOLOL

[@minshew2039]

@@nathanb6037 the type of nigga to clap when someone fucks your wife

[@FinGeek4now]

It would be awesome to know the name of the shows that the B-roll belong to rather than just the studio behind them.

[@despicableminion3259]

Suggestion: what if two stars collide with eachother

[@garryhowgate1233]

They explode

[@vaibhavshet4427]

Stars go brrrr

[@_abroad_information]

Ok

[@canipleasehaveyourname]

Then one of them says '' o-oni San.... Sumimasen.... 😩''

[@your.local.theaterkid]

This channel is one of my favorites; my friend and I always spend time debunking basically all these videos together since most of them aren’t true or fact-checked! Personally, I enjoy doing it and hope this channel continues; it gives me and my friend something to do when we’re bored. :)

[@nurudaddy]

Just the comment I'm looking for. Stumbled on this channel and many things seem to be exaggerated.

[@bk-terminator3617]

Most things are actually just completely wrong.

[@your.local.theaterkid]

@@bk-terminator3617 Yeah, a lot of the videos I have seen on this channel are completely off with hardly even one fact correct.

[@FluffScripts]

And uhm, how did you "debunk" this? xd

[@your.local.theaterkid]

@@FluffScripts Wdym?

[@bootwalahussain9754]

THIS CHANNEL TELLS US JUST NEW WAYS THAT WE DID NOT KNEW THAT CAN END HUMANITY

[@matthewzeller5026]

THAT'S BECAUSE THIS CHANNEL DOESN'T ACTUALLY KNOW WHAT THEY'RE TALKING ABOUT. They take a basic understanding of something and then start making up a fanfic.

[@avnishkalyankar5247]

@@matthewzeller5026haha so true man

[@hihunter7]

2:03 crazy that in the boomerang nebula particles are vibrating so incredibly slowly. It's like a place where time is completely frozen and nothing moves. Wild concept, I wonder if that could be linked to time dilation, like if that happened in a certain space at a certain speed and high gravity, creating some pocket vortex that moves completely independently to what's around it and possibly makes time slower, like 1 second in there a minute outside. Idk what actually causes time dilation but I know scientists either know or have an idea, but for the fun of fantasizing we'll use my theory. If we could cover our skins in those pocket vortexes we could have super speed as we move around and experience time much slower than what's around us, so from the outside looking in we'd be moving at super speed. Rad lmao. Could use it to travel to the future if you get it going enough. Spending a minute in there could take you 100 years in the future. Might be hard to get back though unless the universe around you moved super fast you somehow warped backwards.

[@lewisheasman]

No. That's not how things work

[@bryancline8893]

Time is a property of gravity and not temperature.

[@geraldnix-k2k]

You have nothing better to think of do you?

[@joshuaroberts1287]

You'd cease to be long before you got that cold. All water in your cells would freeze, and when water freezes its volume increases resulting in vast majority of your cells bursting.....that would kill you long before cell metabolism or any chemical reactions stopped or slowed to point that there is no meaningful distinction

[@NatureGuyy]

Did you hear about the man who got cooled to absolute zero? He’s ok now.🥶

[@lexiconprime7211]

I don't get it. :(

[@nick22091]

@@lexiconprime7211Its the symbol of absolute zero on the thermodynamic scale. Ie absolute zero would be 0 K which means 0 Kelvin.

[@RJ12347]

More like KO

[@applekross4335]

@@nick22091 dude what the sh*t he told, Freezing temperatures are -273.15 in Kelvin and 0 in celcius, He just told the opposite of it 😑

[@samr9457]

@@applekross4335 what

[@bobby1970]

That's pretty damn cool, literally. Now I feel like turning off my air conditioner for a little while. I'm cold.

[@billmea5593]

It would be real nice if you would include Fahrenheit, you know just for us 350 million people that live in the US

[@Left07]

Nice work as always 😎 I love these videos !!

[@WhatIfScienceShow]

Thank you, we appreciate your support!

[@hawkeye02292]

Can you kindly add the name of the movies from where you pick up the scenes?

[@DranksandGrub]

I know 2 of them: Day After Tomorrow Geostorm

[@WimpyA]

Cockroaches would prob survive

[@verifiedyoutuberyay]

true😊

[@quickhallsshow576]

Nahh

[@omgvindacator999]

what about what if the earth heated up to 1,000,000 F for 5 seconds? Edit: F stands for Fahrenheit

[@MOMKUNG999]

WTF stands for What's The Farenheit

[@omgvindacator999]

@@MOMKUNG999 lol

[@canipleasehaveyourname]

Man, I'm having a field day reading these god damn comments

[@Maky-vo7qs]

We all die.

[@miraclesofnearlyeverything4490]

Even tungsten will melt at temperatures.

[@GridnetGaming]

0:00 Netflix when your internet goes down 1 bar

[@Camila-lq2ci]

OMG PLEASE make more of these vids i been a fan for two years now.

[@WhatIfScienceShow]

We are lucky to have you. 🙂

[@bananaanimation6732]

that flashing could maybe cause photosensitive epilepsy issues 3:49

[@AnshSharma-er7xy]

What if multiverse is real and we can go there

[@katarzynagrabka5820]

the editing what if does is AMAZING

[@PlayerGGs]

Me: is this superfreeze icestorm? People RUN FOR YOUR LIFE!

[@antoniomontana5778]

Imagine the police chasing you and then order you to "freeze", and the temperature plummeted to absolute zero in an instant.

[@YTRabbi919]

What If I build a time machine and go past for meet dinosaurs.

[@That.Lady.withtheYarn]

"A sound of thunder" shows why that's a bad idea. A great time travel/ butterfly effect movie

[@canipleasehaveyourname]

Then you'd give them a biggggg biggggg hug..... In the stomach

[@TheAlaskanChanneI]

My smartass in Alaska: huh? The temperature dropped. Weird.

[@savitar7436]

Interesting Content as Always. Keep it up.

[@WhatIfScienceShow]

Thank you, stay tuned for more!

[@lordlouckster2315]

5:45 with an even mass number

[@stevezelaznik5872]

Isn’t it like the end of Goldeneye where Boris shouts “I am invincible!” before the liquid nitrogen freezes him forever?

[@Veed.l0]

What if all of space filled with water for 5 seconds?

[@gamers-xh3uc]

The sun absorbs some sends a super explosion gets super hot we die basically also earth orbit slows down we die many ways

[@not.ur_zaru]

@@gamers-xh3uc hmmm, feels like you have experienced tons of ways of dyeing, guess "YOLO" doesnt apply on you

[@Enzo012]

It would be enough mass to turn the universe into one massive blackhole which would collapse in on itself.

[@hardtfelt]

What if everything was something else for 5 seconds.

[@dale2283]

What if I did your mom for 5 seconds (hours)

[@TheCoolStyle]

The ice man: “Are you challenging me?”

[@Prabhgunsobti7777]

Great video as always! ❤

[@Quotestoliveby-98]

Basically we froze to death

[@nothingspecial9370]

0:05 you must say lowest impossible temperature as it can't be reached

[@daanvreugdenhil]

That “But, I have good news (and then Evan Baxter appeared)” made me laugh like crazy…. 😂😂😂😂

[@AlexDoesStufff]

I'd just jump in a volcano/light myself on fire the exact time it freezes so the temperature just becomes balanced

[@digital_gaming8568]

For all these 5 second videos it doesn’t matter if it was for .1 seconds or 5 seconds

[@poletooke4691]

A lot of this seems incorrect in the context of all at once, for 5 seconds. And, no, the title says absolute 0, so you can't say "well, that's impossible, so near 0 it is, here's the effects of that." No. It's everything instantly frozen to absolute 0. That's what you laid out. So, no fluidity, etc. Not even the being unable to breathe, as the organ on the other side is also not moving at all, and thus consuming nothing at all, making it fine. The biggest worry is cracking and stuff.

[@EnriqueGonzalez18362]

Anyone knows the name of the movies at 2:55 and 4:03? They look interesting to watch.

[@imagineakhirah]

The first one is "ZATHURA - A SPACE ADVENTURE". ... I don't know the second movie

[@swapna3447]

THANKYOU SIR FOR SHARING YOU PRECIOUS KNOLEDGE

[@WhatIfScienceShow]

Thank you for watching, stay tuned for more!

[@ofskittlez]

A boson is an atom with an even number of electrons? No ... a boson is a force carrying particle. It's not an atom at all.

[@alpha-particle6585]

Thank You for Thermodynamics class♥️🤗

[@lycian123]

Did anyone looking at this go to school? Heat is energy, cold is absence of it. You can not change a state with that much energy into one without it that quickly. Just read what comforts you and occasionally ask questions that seem good for you. Leave the grown up world to others.

[@backintheussr18]

What were the movie clips that were shown on this episode? I recognized the day after tomorrow but what was the one where everyone was on the beach and freezing?

[@petesdragon8392]

I think the movie Geostorm

[@backintheussr18]

@@petesdragon8392 thanks

[@seitaneddy]

I came here to ask the same thing! 😅

[@toonboy2k]

What is the movie/tv show of the people on the beach?

[@johngreek2039]

Geostorm

[@Ghost-soul-pirate]

what happened if earth temperature suddenly become absolute hot for 10 second

[@Perririri]

There's no known limit as to how hot it can get. It is even possible that the inside of a black hole is colder than absolute zero!

[@Ghost-soul-pirate]

​@@Perririri thanks for comment

[@YourLocalCapybara69]

​@@Perririribut it was assumed to be at 142 nonillion kelvin, though its only a theory, a science theory

[@em_the_bee]

What if in 1994 a fake overly enthusiastic voice got kidnapped right in the middle of recording commercials for 8-year olds

[@princebiswas805]

Watching absolute zero video from new delhi with 46°c temp with heat waves spreading all over north India

[@jeccamolina5990]

I love it thank you

[@AstralLuckIsReal]

Don't worry, the girl who defrosted too early will save us

[@MuhammadIqbal-kv2xi]

Quite fun to watch this video in this scorching heat

[@God_of_pain_2.0]

🥰🥰

[@jerkbeefy1]

So, absolutely zero would be like freezing time it's self

[@asifakram2293]

If a particle is frozen to absolute zero? Does that mean that the particle is moving at the fastest possible speed in time?

[@simeonsardanov1056]

No. It just stops moving.

[@geraldnix-k2k]

You tell me.

[@LordNihar_]

This video gave me CHILLS !! 🥶😱🤯

[@davyonnam755]

I know this is off topic but can you guys do a video on what would happen if you showered with nothing but ocean water ?

[@58twright]

I would do it

[@Unifor69]

WHAT IF the temperature on earth was 23 degrees Celcius everywhere all the time?

[@shamimjavedchowdhury3619]

What a channel!❤

[@WhatIfScienceShow]

Thank you for your support! 🙂

[@shamimjavedchowdhury3619]

@@WhatIfScienceShow feeling blessed to support you❤

[@chloesmith6714]

I've always thought about when it's hot in the summer.

[@cookiegaming1911]

Imagine it was winter when this happened lmao Other countries: Huh feels a little more cold today may aswell turn up the heater It would have barely any effects

[@Mr.Knowledgeablerantz]

3:55 mark. Can someone tell me the name of the movie?

[@chaedi8457]

Geostorm

[@Mr.Knowledgeablerantz]

@@chaedi8457 thank you

[@Pommedapi4]

​@@chaedi8457thanks mate

[@fahimredwan]

Love what if videos

[@willowfilms1437]

Video idea: how long would it take a fast moving bullet to reach pluto? (A bullet that can go through gravity)

[@God_of_pain_2.0]

🤦‍♂️

[@olly24474]

Loving your videos on various scenarios ❤️

[@WhatIfScienceShow]

We love you too

[@Worker225]

4:08 blalabalblablaa

[@christianheichel]

Wouldn't our planet become massless? As temperature goes down so does weight...?..

[@rokotrstenjak1895]

no. there's still matter. its just frozen in time

[@Longest-Word-In-English]

Absolute Zero is -459.67 degrees Fahrenheit (-273.15 degrees Celsius).

[@horsepowermultimedia]

If Earth's temperature dropped to absolute zero, the planet's orbit would get permanently halted due to the Earth literally using kinetic energy to orbit around the sun. After those 5 seconds, the Earth could start falling into the sun, slowly turning the cold wasteland into a hellish inferno in the process.

[@SusDoctor]

He be trying to be smart The earth orbits cause of gravity

[@cosmo9916]

The earth used kinetic energy to orbit the sun? I don’t think so, it’s gravity.

[@affjdjdndachdndndm5371]

it’s gravity

[@H1ddenT1ger]

Sooo if the earth dropped to absolute 0, the tires would burst and slide out of orbit. 😂.

[@horsepowermultimedia]

@@SusDoctor The earth is orbiting because of both gravity and kinetic energy(which is the kind of energy objects have while in motion). At an atomic scale, the hotter an object is, the faster the speed in which its atoms move. This is just a hypothesis that could happen if the kinetic energy of the Earth is linked to the motion of atoms that causes temperature.

[@probloxpurple]

3:05 did somebody just die? if they did rip them

[@cesarvictorino4301]

What if Wild Animals had human intelligence and had humanoid bodies?

[@That.Lady.withtheYarn]

Anime and rule 34 have already covered that Lol

[@D4rkslider]

Uncanny vally

[@canipleasehaveyourname]

Then we'd make fun of them for suffering together with us

[@Perririri]

Introducing the Russian _Medved Spetsnaz_ ⚡🐻⚡ 🤣🇷🇺

[@marcusparent4773]

I learned more from this video than an entire year of high school 😂

[@_Ambition124]

What if what if didn't exist ?

[@tsnmproductions]

"why if" would appear

[@canipleasehaveyourname]

@@tsnmproductions dammit... These bots got to the best comments first...

[@tylerarnold943]

I live in Winnipeg. Minus 52 Celsius is the coldest I have felt. My body loves it... ..

[@LoganStargazer]

You are a silly person. lol

[@tylerarnold943]

@@LoganStargazer so my wife tells me

[@sammyspan649]

What if was inside with heat blasting during those five seconds of absolute zero?

[@bk-terminator3617]

This video is so out of context it’s completely factually inaccurate

[@Chuck_N0rris]

I had to take a few push ups to stay warm but it wasnt all too bad.

[@cptmalcolmreynolds3623]

5 seconds? Not much would happen. Temperature takes time to transfer into something else.....also, if it's absolute zero, there can be no light particles, as light has moving particles, otherwise it can't emit light to our eyes, so absolute zero would be invisible

[@BCSTAR954]

I live in Florida this would be paradise for be the best 5 seconds ever 😂😂

[@God_of_pain_2.0]

😂😂😂

[@eternalz9847]

When is what if we lived in the stone age?

[@jakel8627]

Every animal ever: HELP I'M DYING Many bacteria: ME TOO Tardigrade: pfft, ameteurs

[@Redh4x_real]

What if all the stars in the universe went off together

[@winchestersons6258]

Not much. Humanity can live for a long time without the sun given enough time

[@lakhi_kant]

2:59 is not this scene from movie "Zathura"?

[@TheOrigamiGenius]

Absolute zero: I'm the coldest you can get The toilet seat at 2 am: False

[@starwindamada5313]

Boss at Wendy's "So you'll be in like what, five minutes late? We're short staffed today"

[@helitheslug7160]

what if the space had air?

[@levitheguymyguy6955]

Space does have air just in less volume of it per square meter than in our atmosphere. but I do get it like if all of outer space was turned into like our atmosphere

[@58twright]

Or what if space had gravity??

[@helitheslug7160]

@@58twright interesting, though what possibly could be doing such immense gravity to cover the entire universe....

[@Shrani_Blind]

how it feels when you take your blanket off in the middle of the night: