What If The Earth Stopped Spinning - Minute By Minute

Earth is constantly spinning at around 1,000 mph, so fast and constant that we don't even notice it, but what if Earth suddenly stopped in its tracks? Check out today's insane new video that reveals what would happen if our planet suddenly stopped spinning! Spoiler alert: It's complete chaos!
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[@haleyrg6412]

Don’t worry guys if this ever happens I’ll fix it. 👍

[@fckmylife4093]

thank you for keeping this world safe edit: i think started something 0-o

[@user-rt6wj1bt2z]

thank you for keeping this world safe

[@awfypp]

thank you for keeping this world safe

[@cftyler5041]

Thank you for keeping the world safe!

[@orumgbeugbekile1918]

thank you for keeping this world safe

[@WrecklessEating]

The idea of being launched at 1000 miles per hour is inconceivable.

[@Lufelac]

I was not expecting to find you here

[@ItsJustCastro]

That’s because the earth is flat

[@jaymxu]

But... that wouldn't happen, gravity is the center of the earth because of it's mass, we wouldn't notice a single thing, for the same reason we ain't feeling any force spinning us, all we feel is gravity pulling on us, but the it has nothing to do with the motion of the earth.

[@XXXTentaclez]

but the earth is flat though

[@souldier2875]

Yes but they're presuming that it would be immediate. In reality it would be very gradual.

[@LlamaDrama142]

It’s actually quite scary to think about how fragile our lives are.

[@rickymassey]

I wonder what Harvey Weinstein is doing right now?

[@mxnclerjax]

fr tho

[@lilydauber3147]

Not if you have Lord Jesus Christ! Where will you spend Eternity?

[@rickymassey]

@@lilydauber3147 prolly dead, like all the other people that have existed, currently exist and will ever exist. You idiot

[@lilydauber3147]

@@rickymassey I will be raptured by Jesus! You and the rest who are not born-again will be facing the…. Judgment Before the Great White Throne 11 Then I saw a great white throne and him who was seated on it. From his presence earth and sky fled away, and no place was found for them. 12 And I saw the dead, great and small, standing before the throne, and books were opened. Then another book was opened, which is the book of life. And the dead were judged by what was written in the books, according to what they had done. 13 And the sea gave up the dead who were in it, Death and Hades gave up the dead who were in them, and they were judged, each one of them, according to what they had done. 14 Then Death and Hades were thrown into the lake of fire. This is the second death, the lake of fire. 15 And if anyone's name was not found written in the book of life, he was thrown into the lake of fire. Revelation 20:11-15

[@richdaley9982]

I was worried until I saw a Tesla Cyber Truck flying past and realized the narrator must be talking about this happening millions of years in the future. 😂

[@Faptainamericock69]

Underrated comment 😂

[@iilaw_enforcer2385]

Uhh- Yeeeah. About that, our core has kinda stopped a little

[@querelleturner7325]

The CORE just stopped - get ready !

[@yerimimyloves9128]

this didnt age well 😭

[@Eugenio_LE]

About a year later… but there’s cyber trucks rolling in some places of the earth already.

[@onorebakasama]

15:58 That's not why leap years happen. Leap years happen because the year is not 365 days long, but 365.24 days. As that .24 is close to .25, multiply .25 x 4 and you get 1, which is the extra day every 4 years. (That extra 0.01 is dealt with every 400 years. Most people don't know that the year 2000 was special--years ending in "00" are actually not leap years unless it is a multiple of 400. As such, the year 2100 will not be a leap year. The next century leap year will be the year 2400.) As for the 23 hours and 56 minutes: That is the sidereal rotation of Earth--the time it takes for Earth to rotate so that a single point on Earth returns to point to the same stars. Basically, the time it takes for the Earth to actually rotate. Our 24-hour day is the solar rotation of Earth--the time it takes to rotate so that a single point on Earth returns to point to the Sun (aka noon). Those extra four minutes for the Sun to reach solar noon again come from the Earth's orbital movement, as the Earth moves about one degree around the Sun every day, making it take longer.

[@rottenrobbie8466]

The Infographics Show makes documentaries on random topics so interesting. Appreciate the hard work. 👍

[@NANA-nig]

Vsauce legit already did this

[@tonyc9906]

@@NANA-nig who

[@tonyc9906]

@@NANA-nig asked

[@leenb7560]

Just a bit lying work. 0:40 without friction..

[@kearneydillon4803]

As a nurse, I havent had a normal circadian rhythm in 30 years. I have worked 12 hour day shifts and nightshifts for that long including my navy military service. I have lived with "jet-lag" every day since day one. According to this video, I am well equipped to survive as not only do I thrive with odd time living, I have lived in the arctic for 25 years. I am TOTALLY used to 6 months of darkness at super-low temps. 😂😂 Combined with my arsenal and survival/medical skills....bring it on

[@Masutora]

You're leading our post apocalypse scenario group. Whether it's climate change, zombies or even a Mad Max scenario. You're our Wise person.

[@kearneydillon4803]

@@Masutora challenge ACCEPTED!!

[@dannyrichards-nb9sh]

Thx 4 sharing. I like hownu go from full details and show it too. Plz keep doing that all the time.

[@smileyeagle1021]

I keep seeing things about "what if the Earth suddenly stopped", what I'd love to see is a show like this showing what it would be like if the Earth were to slowly (but still incredibly rapidly in geologic scales, say over a decade) come to a stop. It would be interesting to think of how we would cope with that, given that we wouldn't be immediately wiped out by catastrophic events from a sudden stop.

[@nowthatsjustducky]

Another channel did exactly that. Can't remember who it was. So unless Info can come up with something fresh in that regard, then no need to reinvent the wheel.

[@FINDROBLOX]

Thanks for the idea

[@coreyrichardson5305]

Yeah, that's the big problem I had with this is the premise that the earth would break hard, as opposed to slowly

[@kimhoulbergnielsen3795]

That would be an amazing show 😊

[@DDlambchop43]

@Repent and believe in Jesus Christ wrong channel. preach elsewhere.

[@TimbavatiLion]

A small oversight is that living in the twilight zone would also be impossible. With a temperature gradient of ~200°C from the sun side to the night side, there'd be massive storms raging over the surface, making living on the surface practically impossible.

[@Saveyourbs]

Does this mean I can’t split my wife’s buns?

[@gabebranham1453]

Yeah the surface but we can go underground you know

[@alisher1984]

​@@gabebranham1453 Can't grow plants underground.

[@Lord_Zuko69]

@@alisher1984 Yes you can, there are grow lamps for it

[@craigboden9455]

@@alisher1984 well.... I know someone who grows tomato plants in his attic....

[@cleverbread]

props to the camera man for travelling to an alternate universe where the earth stopped spinning to get this footage.

[@BubblesMcGhee]

Never gets old. No honorable mention for becoming animated? Rough.

[@SpivWiggins]

It was meant to be his day off...

[@sammuelsammuel123]

@@SpivWiggins 🤣🤣🤣

[@sammuelsammuel123]

😂😂😂💪🏾

[@Cleaning_Hero]

Trivia: To date, the strongest wind ever recorded on earth due to natural processes was 318 +/- mph. It was measured by a mobile doppler radar attached to the back of a truck. The wind speed was identified to be within an F5 tornado in or around Bridge Creek, OK on 05/03/1999. It is one of the most famous weather events on record. The photos of the damage it did in housing additions that were hit dead-on by the center of the tornado is scary. Nothing left. No debris. No homes. No cars. Just pieces of concrete slab foundations. I can’t imagine what 1,000mph wind would do.

[@goldenbeaver157]

This reminded me of a super awsome 30 minute time-lapse of the universes life by melody sheep.I highly recommended to anyone,also great vid infographics 👍

[@jedidiahjoseph7122]

I'll take u up on that recommendation sounds interesting

[@mistercheese2471]

yeah

[@theonewhoshallnotbenamed2038]

I am not gonna lie I watch he's vids when I am high it makes me feel better lol

[@thecatslave7695]

I love the Infographics Show. I watch it all the time.

[@Keeno666]

I love melodysheep! Their videos are amazing

[@Lucas_Antar]

Imagine two civilizations growing in each side of the twilight zone and not really knowing about each other.

[@stayingmadwonthelpyou5402]

@James Henry Smith what?

[@fuckermgee]

There was actually a cool little story wrote about that exact scenario I read on Reddit a few years ago, wish I could find it. And ignore this James Henry Smith guy, he's just trolling and replying with that same comment everywhere

[@adad87821]

@@stayingmadwonthelpyou5402 hes a flat earth nutjob ingore him

[@mattdg1981]

That was actually the case with North America not to long ago.

[@Cat-qz9tu]

Heck we have that now all over the earth

[@chuckdraper7776]

Such upbeat positive videos.

[@Meinstein]

Fun video. You had me with the first jolt. I personally think the inner core would continue spinning and get us up to speed eventually. You covered almost everything but I wondered how stopping the crust of earth would affect the moon? Would it be flung away like a hurler his mace?

[@JamesDuren1]

I think we’d be spinning slower, but that’s true the liquid core would continue to move even if the solid earth layers jolted to a stop

[@bradencluster4739]

But the moon is also getting further away from the Earth every year, so the gravitational pull of the moon slowing down the spin of the Earth will be weaker over millions of years.

[@TJFicarrotta]

In other words,@James Henry Smith, you're a flat earth theorist. 🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️

[@WarFrog935]

@James Henry SmithI Know God exists, I know the Earth is round. I've met God when I had a fever of 105 and almost died. So yeah I believe in Science and God and I have to ask you this no flat earther has answered... IF THIS EARTH IS FLAT THEN WHY ARE THE OTHER PLANETS ROUND!?

[@devog1842]

@@WarFrog935 happy to learn that there are other people who can believe in God and science at the same time.

[@Melvin-er7rv]

@@devog1842 cuz God created science.

[@jerome8601]

@@anonymus0024 the poles are shifting now 40 miles a year before it flips

[@donwan2637]

Sounds like a really good movie

[@VlogsIWC]

Go watch 2012 lol

[@allieandsalma5138]

Great video! 👍

[@RiriKage]

I love your videos keep up the good work

[@saadabbas8976]

“Even if you're only referring the "ordinary" matter (such as stars, gas, and bicycles) and dark matter, the mass of the observable Universe does increase, not because mass is being created, but because the size of the observable universe increases.”

[@nextgenfootball69420]

that's pretty obvious

[@exeter7414]

@James Henry Smith I really hope you're joking.

[@exeter7414]

@James Henry Smith your previous statement about the Earth. Tell me that’s a joke?

[@exeter7414]

@James Henry Smith You must be trolling, I don’t think any rational human could believe that.

[@exeter7414]

@James Henry Smith lol

[@S1su]

Hi I love the ”What if” type of videos. Meke more of them please!👍

[@powntown2424]

Hola

[@vaibhav8147]

@@powntown2424 hola amigo!

[@jamesday9701]

It would be interesting for you to do a video on what if the earth reversed its rotation.

[@lookherelooklisten7850]

No difference than now, just a different direction

[@ericrose2409]

We'd go back in time 😂

[@seansines]

Really didn’t need this in my recommended while I’m having a relaxing Sunday evening.

[@Englishsea24]

"We all take earth's rotation for granted" well yeah of course, what else can we do, we can't control it 🙄

[@lezzman]

I thought the same thing. We take the earth's spin for granted because it IS granted!

[@spectrefzier4626]

Its just another thing in a long list of things to be grateful for.

[@stlchucko]

One thing… While the oceans would reposition because of the lack of centrifugal force, so would the liquid mantle under the continental plates. Theoretically, the land masses at the poles would rise as well, but who knows what they’d look like given the massive amount of movement from the plates

[@jackdaniels5071]

@James Henry Smith you're joking...right?

[@catladyforeverlaurig8042]

@James Henry Smith Amen!!

[@XxStealthySniper16]

@James Henry Smith proof

[@justifan]

An artificially created solar flare is minutes away from hitting Earth. Superman: "Maybe I can move the Earth out of the way. " Batman:: "If we had a week I couldn't list all the reasons THAT won't work."

[@Xesh001]

They didn't mention that the moon is slowly spiralling away from the Earth. As it gets further away the influence it has is reduced. Tides will get less noticeable and the rotation of the Earth will eventually even out. This means that there will be a time when the days won't be getting longer.

[@michaelhuff3915]

Category 5 hurricanes regularly have winds over 150 mph, and the fastest recorded wind speed ever recorded was the Moore tornado in 1999. 318 mph.

[@michelleerben2070]

Next video do : how earth got water

[@stayingmadwonthelpyou5402]

have you never studied that in school

[@alexneil9116]

Everything came from God the creator.

[@KoreanKowboy93]

God created it

[@justbecuz5723]

I’ve actually seen videos on that where they’ve surmised that icy-rocks hit Earth several times and the elements melted giving us the adequate amount of water that he have today (I think) O.o

[@Parisroam]

You must be 12 lol.😊

[@KingCuba]

This is a DEVASTATINGLY interesting subject. Great vid

[@bejakabyle]

We’re believers ! We relay in our creator .

[@BrandsUnderstands]

They say this won’t happen in my lifetime but I’m still paranoid

[@maksimatic]

It has little to do with the vacuum of space not creating enough friction to be able to slow down the spin of the earth.. AS MUCH as it has to do with the sheer momentum that an object the mass of the earth has in its spin to begin with, orbital dynamics considered.

[@andrewwoodard8340]

When a man tells a woman he’s thinking about “nothing” he’s actually working out “I wonder what would happen if the earth just stopped?” Lol

[@orkopayp9338]

youtube like it

[@ewokcardewas3220]

Ok core just stoped now what

[@cole_wolf25]

I remember another video saying that if Earth stopped rotating it would be forever day on one side and forever night on the other. Thinking about it now, that would mean the earth would still be rotating only as fast as its orbit around the sun, similar to the moon's rotation being as fast as its orbit around us hence why we only see one side of it. This video's explanation makes more sense

[@GrahamPointer1972]

Given that the Earth's circumference is 40,075 km at the equator, to keep in the twilight zone you'd need to travel 110 km every day.

[@dixiemaiztergogo5520]

yeah, dont think that would be doable sinse you would have to travel 6,87 km/h if u were awake 16 hr's a day and gather food and water at the same time. concidering ur doing it by foot ofc

[@okay8500]

@@dixiemaiztergogo5520 8 hours isnt required just sayinh

[@bobthegoat7090]

Hopefully, we could travel a bit from the equator, and hope that a mountain bike survived.

[@miky5941]

Ok you nerd

[@nightmarepolice7590]

You mean continuously

[@drdan75]

The “twilight zone” strategy for survival would not be practical, since there would be periods when this area would be covering the ocean.

[@6james6Lebron]

Yeah but you’d have no other choice

[@unfairedits512]

This would actually be a cool show concept

[@joelg598]

Wait, the Moon does rotate. It just takes a month to do 1 revolution.

[@mehallica666]

Yeah, I picked up on that.

[@mehallica666]

@sub R0cky Yes, once every month.

[@Stevie8654]

The strongest wind gust wasn’t 250 mph. It was 318 during the Bridge Creek-Moore tornado in 1999.

[@miky5941]

So?

[@bradjohnson482]

@@miky5941 So, they have given incorrect information, genius.

[@stevefox3763]

@@miky5941 is that all you can say? Shows how unintelligent you are, there are loads of inaccurate statements in this video including that the moon does not spin!

[@miky5941]

@@stevefox3763 if you think you're intelligent, go work for NASA

[@miky5941]

@@bradjohnson482 he is just reading a script given to him.

[@PaulWinters328]

More on planets please 😊

[@UahUahUah]

Actually, the highest recorded wind gust ever measured on Earth came from a Doppler on Wheels (DoW) mobile data truck taking wind measurements from the 1999 Bridge Creek-Moore tornado in Oklahoma. Winds of that tornado were measured for a total of one sustained minute at 302 mph.

[@RenRioku]

Along with many hurricanes regularly exceeding 150mph considering a cat 5 is 155+

[@Discosaturn]

Alternate title: The Day the Earth Stopped.

[@ghyslainabel]

15:12 correction, the Earth did not stop the spin of the Moon. The Moon spins in 29.5 days and its revolves around the Earth in the same 29.5 days. We see the same face of the Moon because both its rotation and revolution have the same length. 15:55 Another correction, the sidereal day is 23h56 while the solar day is 24h. The first one is a 360 degrees rotation, while the second one brings the Sun at the same place in the sky.

[@daveware3936]

It’s magic!

[@magickman2710]

90% of the infographics show videos can be turned into 2012-style blockbusters 😂

[@BobbyCoolBreeze]

When feeling down I just watch these videos

[@C4P0221]

It's terrifying how enthousiastic this dude sounds while talking about stuff like this :D

[@krzysztofczarnecki8238]

This is the situation where the Earthremains oriented to the same direction in the universe all year. What would happen if it kept pointing the same side at the Sun (like it's tidally locked) would be much more drastic, as one side would be permanently extremely hot, and the other extremely cold. And I wonder what would happen to the atmosphere if it happened overnight.

[@dullypuketon2932]

@James Henry Smith so much for the "witty" Atheshit.

[@dragonsyph2557]

The earth is also moving around the sun at 67,100mph, along with our solar system moving at around 490,000mph around the center of our galaxy. On top of that, the galaxies in our area are moving at 621,371mph towards the Great Attractor. We are also moving around 870,000mph relative to cosmic background radiation. JUST INSANE>..

[@chrisraysmedia]

1:09 The random Cybertruck flying😂

[@KennyMcCormic0]

Well, this was depressing lol Good video infographics show!

[@pdonettes]

It wouldn’t necessarily require an impact, just having a large body fly past. Also, the moon would effect the water levels if the earth stopped also

[@roboticfuzzball179]

A large body would also give earth a gravity assist, so it's either freezing to death in the void of space or fall into the sun.

[@MKA_99293]

@James Henry Smith??

[@WarFrog935]

@@MKA_99293 how the availability of 7.92x33mm Kurtz?

[@roddbroward9876]

A body large enough to do that getting anywhere near Earth would cause so many other issues that rotation would be the least of our concerns.

[@Amehdion]

The mass of the earth moving contains so much energy stopping the planet spinning would reliquify the crust. We are talking about an amount of energy so large it's difficult for us to imagine.

[@roddbroward9876]

Yeah, it would be akin to exploding the entire surface of the planet

[@TheStickerfam]

Bro I just saw your cover it remind me of one of my biggest nightmare having a wave that big wiping everything and everyone away

[@TracyNorrell]

If tectonic plates keep moving, what was it that actually stopped spinning? Earth's core?

[@meylewritespoetry]

probably

[@imsorrythatimright6082]

The.....the earth man. Watch

[@topnew9425]

@@imsorrythatimright6082 why would earth stop spinning while tectonic plates are moving?

[@mattcook4341]

@Top New inertia bruh

[@EUPassionStorm]

@@topnew9425 Its a hypothetical... Aka, its fake. Its a what if. For funsies

[@kierans5583]

My toxic trait is thinking I could survive this

[@arthurmartin4616]

While the 250+ mph wind speed is technically correct, the highest windspeed is the tristate tornado with 300+ mph winds.

[@N0t-here]

Looks awesome 😂

[@cadenh03]

One thing that urked me when it was stated in the video that the Sun caused Venus to spin bavkwards, this is impossible. At the very worst, the sun could slow down a planets rotation to the point that its day is the same length as its year (one side always faces the sun). This is called tidal locking, and this is why the same side of the Moon always faces Earth. The only way to make a planet spin backwards is for it to be hit by an object large enough to reverse its rotation.

[@steffent1556]

That's what's believed to have caused Venus' reverse spin. It seems it's been knocked 180 degrees of its axis. You're right, once tidally locked, a body wouldn't suddenly start up again by the same force that induced tidal locking. One has to simply look at the Moon.

[@legitbeans9078]

Yeah I think you're right. I mean it's vaguely possible that repeated interaction with mercury and the earth could start it spinning backwards over long time scales, but I'm no astrophysicist.

[@cadenh03]

@James Henry Smith OK prove it

[@oliverc.griffin1304]

But you cannot prove that the Bible and Quran are true.

[@cadenh03]

@James Henry Smith Source: Trust me bro 😉

[@TarriPup]

If the Earth was tidally locked due to the Moon, a day on Earth would be 1 month, not 1 year, as that would be the time it would take for the Earth-Moon system to revolve around each other

[@TheUndefeatedMeat]

Thanks cause i was about to say the exact same thing. But i also would like to consider this. I think we would actually be able to use the moon as a new time system. We would still have a constant sun for 6 months approximately and then the 6 months without the sun while all still having the moon be the basis of that new cycle of time.

[@gabedxbyul]

Misinformation .. thank you for fixing it

[@ritemolawbks8012]

@James Henry Smith Exactly. Wake them up because they're still asleep!

[@zeebest1004]

WHY would earth and moon revolve around each other? The moon revolves around earth because of earth’s greater g pull. There’s no way a planet would be tidally locked to a moon revolving around it!

[@terranovarain6570]

Just pointed out a mistake I made in my comment Tidally locked means the earth would rotate once a year meaning the same side would always face the sun so infinite night on one side infinite day on the other But you are absolutely correct if it stopped spinning a day would be a year

[@Inno94709]

Thanks!

[@ihaveafootfettish237]

Imagine saying see you tomorrow and forgetting about the appointment 😂

[@twocvbloke]

I remember a documentary that postulated this idea, but they also did a different take with the earth slowing to a stop over a short period of years, where humanity, and life in general, could survive to an extent, just not easily, with that ring continent being a pretty unpleasant place, especially over the equator as the air would be so thin, that it'd be extremely difficult to breathe, as just like the oceans and seas, the atmostphere would gather at the poles, along with being blasted off by solar events cos of the lack of the magnetic field effect...

[@LikeTheBirb]

It's the Kurzgesagt(sp) video

[@twocvbloke]

@@LikeTheBirb Nope, was an actual documentary, with people, not birbs, as actors depicting life as the earth slowed and they tried to survive as things went to the brown stuff... :)

[@adarian]

The nomadic tribe scenario would not work even if people somehow survived the disasters before. To continuously stay in the habitable twilight zone at the equator you would need to travel 68 miles every 24 hours which is how far that twilight area would travel on the surface of the Earth in a 24 hour period at the equator. Even at the latitude of the tropic of Capricorn would be 62 miles a day. Even at the latitude of the arctic circle you would still need to travel 27 miles a day. Just take the circumference of the latitude you are traveling at and divide it by 365 and that is how many miles you would have to travel a day to stay at the same level of shade/light that is survivable. To get to a doable level of travel time in a 24 hour period you would have to be so very close to the poles and would have no dry land.

[@lyndseyevertz9519]

This goes to prove we have a God that takes care of us

[@thediscussionvlogs5913]

Yes Amen, God does. If we all could just see and do the same to each other.

[@rikijett310]

Superman can fix this if it happens. 👍

[@jadedjin24]

So the earth spins fast but we don't feel it. but when it stops suddenly, we will?

[@mle1872]

It's similar to being in an airplane or car. You're moving fast but you don't feel it, but if it stops that's when the momentum hits

[@qubonic]

Well yes, but actually no

[@user-pp5ie4ft8z]

Don't worry It doesn't spin

[@satansarmysundays183]

Neil deGrasse Tyson gave a really good explanation of this a few years ago. Kinda the short version, though. I like this one as it expands on his explanation. In greater detail. Well done.

[@BenBen-yx6ug]

That man is fruad but glad you like him hopefuly you voted biden took every jabbed removed freedom backed the sloughtering of innocent middle easterns and are proud be a tyrant sympathizer

[@robby_itlo_amer2248]

WOW 😳🥺 This is Incredible!!!🌊🌀🔥🌪️❄️🌧️

[@ovechkin0831]

If you've ever worked at Taco Bell, you'll understand, this dudes voice gives me flashbacks

[@balazsadorjani1263]

It if happened, the best place to be would be planes in the sky (apart from the poles). Planes move relative to the air. Since the air wouldn't stop asap, they wouldn't be destroyed by 1000mph winds. Passengers would see the ground below suddenly starting to move like crazy. I don't know however, how they would land. Painfully, I guess.

[@rayoflight62]

There are other imaginary scenarios to analyse. 1) What if the Moon gets away, slowly. 2) What if the Earth is pushed away from its orbit; but not along the ecliptic though, as it could crash into the other planets. Say the Earth is pushed to the north of the solar system, which has itself an angle of 60° with respect to the Galactic plane. 3) What if the Solar System is pushed out at 90° of its orbit, 27K lightyears around the Galactic centre; one orbit of the Galaxy takes 250K years tho. I can't immediately think of the consequences....

[@2Goiz_1CuP]

Don't have time right now guys but . Geez you guys are HILARIOUS 😂😆

[@RockerxxRicardo]

It's kind of crazy how perfect the world is in order to sustain life.

[@ghostc1pher]

Of course it's perfect. Life evolved according to these conditions. An Earth with different specs would yield a different kind of life.

[@italiantraditionalcatholic2390]

Yeah, because God created it

[@TElias5]

@@dimizi4836 nope God created it

[@mehallica666]

@@TElias5 Sure he did! 🤣🤣🤣

[@rayoflight62]

The energy stored in the rotational moment of the planet is equivalent to millions of Chicxulub asteroids. An immediate stop of Earth spin would be much more destructive of what you describe, as it would rip the surface, which would fall into the sea. The sea in turn would suffer of kilometre-high waves. Too destructive for any detailed description of the series of events. A video describing what would happen if the earth stop spinning gradually in one year time -say because of orbital resonance with some rogue planets - would leave the possibility to describe a series of very interesting events. It would be game over anyway tho...

[@Pyrogecko08]

Wait, if the atmosphere, the oceans, and the plates of the earth's crust keep moving, then wouldn't that be essentially the same as if everything were still rotating?

[@adrianlopez5297]

I think what he is referring to is Newtons first law that says an object in motion will stay in motion. If you imagine putting water in a big tub and then dragging it with a car slowly speeding up and then you suddenly stop the tub, the water will want to keep going in the direction you were driving. This is basically what will happen in the short term if the world were to stop spinning instantaneously. The atmosphere and water would move incredibly fast relative to the ground hence high winds and tidal waves.

[@jamesmatthews2966]

Doesn't make sense does it

[@Balizaharee]

@@jamesmatthews2966 it does, it's the reason your body keeps moving when you brake a car. Inertia.

[@maksimatic]

@James Henry Smith this is why it’s important to take your meds before watching KZbin

[@dustbuster]

@James Henry Smith so you think that the earth is flat?

[@GradeASports]

NICE VIDEO ❤

[@590h_YT]

This needs to be a movie

[@alexavellaneda3555]

Imagine watching this all happen in space

[@user-pp5ie4ft8z]

It's heaven, not space

[@thexsoar]

In regard to the nomads traveling around the earth's equatorial continent to stay in the twilight zone... they would need to travel about 68 miles (110 km) every 24 hours. So basically, never stop.

[@codyholt3020]

Just did the math before I saw this comment lol... but 68 miles per day would be at the equator could be reduced by heading further north or south.

[@thexsoar]

@@codyholt3020 Was described only as an equatorial continent, so no idea how far off zero latitude they can travel, just calculated from equator.

[@HavingTheCrack]

Well, this was a lot of fun and put me in a great positive mood.... It means just keeps getting worse and worse 😂

[@TonyAnnechino]

@10:30 Circumference of the earth is 24901 miles (or 40074 km). Divide that by the number of days in a year (since the planet is spinning at the same speed that it's orbiting the sun), and you'd need to travel 68 miles per day (109 km). Assuming you could get 8 hours of sleep per day, you'd need to walk an average speed of 4.25 miles/hr. (6.84 km/h). The average human can only walk 3 mi/h (5km/h). Assuming a relatively clear and level path all the way around the equator, this would still be brutal.

[@moreplease394]

All the survivors have to do is go to space and spin the earth again and it'll all work out

[@piadina168]

Thumbnail: *would you survive?* Me: unfortunately it is scientifically proven that i will not survive

[@piadina168]

@James Henry Smith no, earth is a sphere like every other planet

[@piadina168]

@James Henry Smith pop singers?

[@siren_gaming8565]

This needs to be a movie someday

[@breakhart]

as I remember watching documentary about earth stop spinning which is long time ago, I have kinda have the feel "yea that's about right" 😂😂

[@robshnob123]

An impact wouldn't even need to happen to stop the spin, a similar size object hurdling by in the opposite direction would significantly reduce speed, if not all together, due to gravitational forces.

[@meylewritespoetry]

when would this theoretically happen? Taking into consideration about how slow the earth is dialing down the speed and how fast the earth is currently spinning

[@kayeas716]

actually never, but it would take hundreds of billions of years if it did hypothetically

[@Accelos]

For most of whatever is said in this video, never. Because the slowing of spin in the earth is so miniscule that by the time it happens it would've been slowed towards the point where the only real thing that would've happened is that there would be no 24 hour day/night cycle on earth and would act like mercury. But the intense wind storms, tsunamis and what not wouldn't happen since there is no more momentum to send the wind/ocean flying.

[@Karl_V.]

@@jaymxu Are you insane? What happens when you stop fast in a car. It would be that times 2000

[@gopnikstyle9148]

@@Karl_V. exactly what I thought!!!!! You tell 'em! LOL

[@rickylistman8279]

You don't have to worry about it. Humanity will be wiped out or leave "perhaps again" long before it ever happens. So a few more billion years. But you can track the time if you like? Infographics usually gives 50% of the info you need or complete nonsense all together. The earth gets its spin from the moon. The earth "spin" is slowing, because the moon is getting further away. So when the moon starts looking really small. Get in Elons most recent whip...n bounce

[@Createyourluck23]

What’s weird is I randomly had a dream that it stopped spinning… it felt so real like everyone was holding on to thing’s basically bracing for impact once it stopped it felt so real I had to look it up after , what’s scary is how accurate it was without me even looking up the information as to what happens once it does stop spinning…

[@dantecrailman8861]

I do wonder what will happen to Sumaru City at the end of Persona 2: Innocent Sin. This video really helps!

[@Littlegreen42]

Fascinating

[@ethanmac639]

ya but the earth also bulges at the middle! so that means, the land would lower in the middle and bulge a little at the top which would neutralize the poles water level being raised

[@legitbeans9078]

It wouldn't be the same level of reshaping as the oceans as one is a liquid and one is a solid, more or less.

[@ethanmac639]

@@legitbeans9078 ya i was thinking the same thing, so it wouldn't be as much as he said but none the less it would happen

[@TeddyBear-um5ll]

16:30 I would age really fast. But that can happen, unless we move rhe Earth somewhere, or give the Sun more energy, like hydrogen.

[@tylersimmons454]

Just so everyone knows, winds have been recorded on earth at over 350 mph which was the catastrophic tornado that ripped through tornado valley. There was also a hurricane last year in Florida which recorded over 165 mph sustained winds

[@poindextertunes]

this would make a GREAT movie 💯

[@carminefragione4710]

The Earth has three basic planetary motions. Revolving around the Sun, complicated by the Sun and other Stars circling the Milky Way , etc. , but then the Earth rotates on a axis and then the axial line tilts and rolls around in a third motion . Thus the Sun usually rises in the East , but if the axis of this rotation was to wobble and keel over and tumble , then the Sun may appear to rise in the West, but a conversation of matter and energy would keep the Earth stable , while the three motions continue to vary. It is like a spinning top wobbling around, and like a gyroscope magnetically attached to a rail, spins clockwise on top of the rail but can tumble over to the bottom of the rail , held by the magnetism but yet spinning now counter clockwise with respect to the observer. So the Earth can have an observable time of the Sun standing still, if the Earth is tilting over on it's axis on route to changing it's observed direction of rotation , just like a gyro would do , if you have observed this effect. Rather than stop rotating, the Earth wobbles and tilts over , reversing the appearance of the direction of it's spin, but because the Earth has not really stopped at all, the observer on the Earth may not feel any strange force or sudden calamity of disaster.

[@jaymxu]

It doesn't even matter if we stopped at all or not, we wouldn't feel regardless, just like how we are not feeling the spin right now, gravty is in control around earth, nothing woulf happen apart from a couple climate changes, this episode is cringe.

[@ryugo7713]

@@jaymxu speak for yourself, some of us can feel the earth spinning.

[@marcalvarez4890]

Why are there double spaces in your comment ?

[@joy5320]

@@ryugo7713 How can you feel spinning of earth?

[@carminefragione4710]

@@marcalvarez4890 Musy be all that sticky goo on the space bar.....

[@roninsplinter8098]

How is this not made into a disaster movie yet!? I would pay money to see this! lol

[@russellh8702]

The Core.

[@victorwilks88]

Love the cybertruck lol

[@NateSmith87]

Awesome!