What Would Happen if the Earth Became Jupiter-SIZED?!

[@drzooland8902]

If earth was the size of jupiter we would probably be adapted to the environment so we would have denser muscles and stronger lungs. Life would probably adapt to its situation

[@ratoimariurs5323]

Nope cause the gravity and atmospheric pressure would be ridiculously high, the gravity would be in hundreds if not thousands of times that of earth.

[@yato12344]

i think you literally need to become superman to adapt the gravity and air pressure itself

[@drzooland8902]

@@ratoimariurs5323 we would adatp to the gravity of the planet just like we have adapted to the gravity of the Earth now. We probably would have denser bones and stronger muscles. And not only humans but every form of life would. And with that logic that means we would be super humans on smaller planets with lesser gravity. Wow this really reminds me of dragon ball z when there where training in a stronger gravity room that was 50x the normal gravity

[@ratoimariurs5323]

@@drzooland8902 to train like a Saiyan we would need to adapt to Extremely low and extremely high atmospheric pressure on top of increased gravity to get a glimpse of where they train, try to breathe without any equipment in the Stratrosphere. and given the absurd gravity of this rocky jupiter it may be thousands or tens of thousands of times with an atmospheric pressure that makes that found in Jupiter's core look like a joke.

[@Aryan-g7u]

@@drzooland8902 I’m pretty sure we’d all die immediately with the gravity increase.

[@cs77smith67]

Just imagine going to Grand canyon and it's a 40,000 mile deep drop 😱

[@HorseCrab420]

You'll pass out from shock and pressure before you hit the bottom so no worries 😏👍🏾

[@dezpotizmOFheaven]

That would just be even more impressive than it already is now.

[@forthdimension686]

I'm bringing my parachute to anything over 2 stories 😂🪂

[@AnnoyingNewsletters]

@@forthdimension686 we'd need multiple 'chutes like a tank, and even then, they wouldn't open in time at such low altitudes. Better off with a flying squirrel suit

[@charity9660]

Imagine i had the money to go anywhere

[@robskovira5626]

Actually it wouldn't be harder for us to breath. Due to the higher gravity air pressure would also be greater. Air pressure is what helps us breath. The pressure from the air helps force the air into our lungs, and on exhale the pressure on our chest and back helps push the air out.

[@lonniemcclure4538]

There's a lot in this video that had me going, "Wait, that doesn't sound right". There was even contradictory stuff, such as noting the increased effort of just walking, but then talking about everyone being able to summit Everest because it wouldn't be as high.

[@sbud9867]

@@lonniemcclure4538 As well as “there would be 4 suns and we’d be able to see our previous sun” which surely would mean we should be able to see the other 3 from earth

[@andronmillerjr.9158]

Yes Krakatoa was the loudest volcanic event in history, but the most powerful volcanic event belongs to Mt. Tambora. It also was so bad that volcanic ash was seen in other Indonesian islands such as Borneo, Sulawesi, and Java. Its volcanic ash cooled down global temperatures by about 10°F and the year after it erupted,(1816) was known as the year without summer.

[@phillipjones2924]

There clearly is no life on Venus according to our understanding of the conditions required for life, but it is possible that there once was life before Venus got so hot

[@jswereld]

You might be surprised, check altitude clouds of Venus and learn

[@Naruto93Senpai]

The thing is life defies logic and “what we know about life” all the time. There’s creatures that thrive near sulfuric volcano vents on the ocean floor and these areas are scorching hot at over 1000 degrees F

[@Ammar69420]

mars not venus

[@phillipjones2924]

@@Ammar69420 both could have supported life at one point

[@clowner9070]

@@jswereld maybe there is life that can withstand the heat but we can’t get close enough

[@_Zackerman_]

Mountains would be the same, they form because of continental shifting and the plates clashing into one another. And that doesn't happen because of gravity it happens because of friction

[@R0bertCc]

Yep I already not going to sub and find more vids from this channel it’s all speculation and most of miss information. Just a hot take..

[@mariogibbs9836]

You don’t think an increase of gravity would halt this.

[@AbijithNair_]

@@mariogibbs9836 not to such an extent as shown in this video

[@elricmagar9307]

If earth became that big, and sustain atmosphere, evolution will be there as well for each and every organism...

[@DrSkull1939]

I was thinking the same exact thing as long as we weren't constantly getting bombarded with space rocks

[@jimdash3455]

I like to say if earth was like that, it still would have been trees and mountains, because life would have been for that planet to survive, and plants and animals.

[@bharv2309]

How would you conquer Everest if we would get winded after one step?

[@EriiikaGuerra]

Right

[@kalenlarsen]

You wouldn’t get winded you would have 5x as much air. You would only need to inhale once every 20 seconds

[@dreadblock7592]

If earth was the size of Jupitar with the same elements and compounds being increase proportionally, that's a potential star.

[@AnnoyingNewsletters]

Not only would we have to become successively stronger over the generations, like Vulcans, but our planet would become a desert wasteland like Vulcan, Tatooine, or Arrakis.

[@superfinevids]

Why is that?

[@Hevenlee]

You know, I wanted to consider scientific facts like these when I make a fictional world or planet but it becomes so much more complicated as a result that I can see why it's better to embrace parts of fiction such as not needing to fit scientific accuracy 100% lol. Even if we would simply evolve differently if we started on an earth like this.

[@The_midladder_menace]

If the earth became bigger we would also become bigger because we are a part of earth

[@jusjohn]

Knowing the basis of life, it is egotistical to say we are the only life in the universe. Over the course of millions of years, there’s been many many earth like plants that can and more than likely, has sustained life.

[@patclark3024]

I wish y'all would do more videos about things that are even remotely possible. These 'what if' videos are ok, but the earth is never going to be the size of jupiter. The planets could exchange orbits, they can spiral into the sun, a black hole might cross our path, ect. Anyway, I prefer scenarios that at least could happen. I do enjoy your videos though

[@cindydavidson5854]

❤❤

[@andronmillerjr.9158]

Bro its just a "what if" its not serious. People just trying to have fun and show people what different things would like.

[@ZeeJBC]

1:46 Yeah I don’t think we would be able to do that either considering we would actually have to lift the dumbells.😓

[@milehighgambler]

Water is a terrifyin, yet necessary wonder. It can be so beautiful and calm, or destructive and menacing.

[@Mixxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]

Bro broke it down 😮

[@jaykayelem7386]

Imagine creatures or beings that can withstand the gravity of Jupiter invading earth.

[@ContourGT500]

Saiyans

[@noctislucis9939]

They wouldn't be able to breath in our atmosphere. It would be too light for them.

[@fistarena4735]

they will die

[@ratoimariurs5323]

​@@noctislucis9939 the Saiyan's would be capable of living in places with far less oxygen and atmospheric pressure than Earth's own.

[@noctislucis9939]

@@ratoimariurs5323 that's scientifically inaccurate. The fiction takes liberties with convenience. If a creatures is used to breathing inanimate dense atmosphere, they wouldn't be able to breathe in a lighter atmosphere. You can see it for yourself. If you live in low altitude area. Try going to a place with a high altitude. You'll understand how density effects your breath. And it's not all that different.

[@theamericanshepherd5378]

For starters, we'd have lots of trouble moving around since gravity would be lots stronger.

[@LesEnfants1972]

If Earth is the size of the Jupiter, the people and any living things there would just evolve to adjust to the differences. Maybe they would or wouldn’t retain the “human shape” as you know right now. But they will survive, in their own way.

[@jessre8695]

Imagine every planets have some living things that are made to withstand the conditions.

[@blendezfamily8727]

I’ve always said that same thing.

[@R0bertCc]

Evolution! It’s an amazing thing! We will all see the truth soon.

[@byronthomas153]

Carl Sagan made a video on that.

[@Mousa2070]

​@@byronthomas153what is it called ?

[@gayealisir5661]

You mean Super Saiyan's!?!?

[@Ynnos.]

Fun fact: the one piece planet is relative to Jupiter size

[@bullocksbailey732]

With all that room humans would still be bickering and arguing over land, politics and governments complaining there's not enough people available for work.

[@Splice305]

There would be no reason to fight for land literally 1000 earth can fit inside Jupiter

[@BigRedDog-mz3or]

Little hard to believe Earth having seasons over 1000 days long.

[@planetarystargazer]

What If Jupiter was replaced by a rocky planet of the same size and also had the same composition and density as Earth What If Earth was the size of Neptune What If Neptune was replaced by a rocky planet of the same size and also had the same composition and density as Earth

[@HermaeusM]

Either would be an extremely massive planet with intense gravity we probably couldn’t land on

[@dezpotizmOFheaven]

If Jupiter was made of rock our solar system sure would not be what it is today. Jupiter already has a massive influence especially on the 'inner' planets of its orbit.

[@LoveHandle4890]

At first it would be a dream come true, until all the consequences come around that is, unfortunately.

[@TEKCH24]

i don't want that to happen Based

[@Edizi_bridgette]

respect to jupiter and cameraman

[@alvintownson1384]

😂😂😂😂

[@thegrapevine10]

4:06 that's ridiculous land value will never fall as long as the greedy are around 😂

[@juanwhitfield7626]

One of the few times where "less is more" is truly fitting for a situation..

[@skullss4883]

Earth's gravity depends on the distance between the centre of the earth and the object on the surface of the earth. As the altitude increases, the distance from the centre of the earth increases. Therefore, the gravity decreases as it the inversely proportional to the distance. So basically being a bigger planet means we have more distance from the center, in conclusion gravity should be about the same as before, right?

[@tuckmeshillings7350]

1:06- 11x gravity: Kryptonians and Saiyans have entered the planet.

[@Solo999v2]

There are so many conditions for life to spawn on earth water oxygen the moon the magnetic field the correct distance from the sun and so many other conditions I mean coincidences are rare but this is a feat that’s just insane always be grateful for ur life

[@voided_imposter]

Alternate title: what if earth has the size of jupiter

[@SUNNYGARG]

you forgot about burning ice in the oceans at low depths, bye bye to ocean sports and procuring gas n fossil fuels.

[@TEKCH24]

make a video that neptune and earth swapped?

[@HorseCrab420]

Once again camera man/or women for the win...thanks for the footage 😁😉

[@jambon2730]

But how would earth's magnetic field disappear while Jupiter's magnetic field is by far the strongest among planets Sure the pressure woule solidify the core but the absurd pressure would makes it much hotter

[@sunnytripathi3950]

The main problem with these videos are that they consider these situation if it would happen all of a sudden . But the fact is that if our Earth would be like Jupiter then either we would not be born in the first place or our body would adapt to its surroundings.

[@anastasianevara5277]

Can you make a video about if it is possible to recreate the birth of the earth, in a smaller scale by creating a suitable environment?

[@fumi7643]

I feel like I'm built different today and I can take being on the planet for about half a half an hour

[@HermaeusM]

One does not simply just “fly through” Jupiter 😂😂

[@hotplasma]

Exactly. 😂 I stopped watching the video after that statement. Comment section is fun reading though.

[@Eazy-ERyder]

C'mon man lighten UP

[@shiro40404]

what if getting bigger in size everything gets adjusted as well? Like how we program games, a little change can mess everything so we program other things to match up with it. What would need to change for earth to be stable with that size?

[@dineshk9962]

Still won't be enough for Indian Politicians to acquire and assets

[@lax_laz]

Plot twist, earth isn’t Jupiter sized, Jupiter is earth sized.

[@marcuscook3929]

not much of this video was based on actual Science. It gets much wrong. For instance, the year of Jupiter is much longer since it's a lot further from the sun, not because of its mass or size. Also, if the earth pulled so much more gas to the earth so much that it made breathing harder, then it would change the buoyancy so that it would make it easier to keep planes up because of the thickness of the air. Flying would take less fuel. We wouldn't be saying bye to flying unless creating the fuel became too hard.

[@GROMOVNIK05]

If we can send something to proxima B, landing included of course not just orbiting, something like a terrain vehicle, than we could literaly just attach some microscops to it since even if there is life there it is probably just microbs, but if we can see them than se could confirm there is life there, the only problem with this is connection, we probably wont be able to send commands to it neither will it be able to send the pictures back from that far away

[@sft__8379]

I think if Earth was the size of Jupiter, life would find a way to cope, just like it did on Earth over billions of years

[@tob187sr]

This is so off it’s crazy because the species would have evolved with the conditions of the planet and don’t use the word hypothetically and all the extra

[@Filthy_Larry]

True. We’d be giants. Same as if humans existed during dinosaurs. We’d be bigger too so spiders wouldn’t be eating us and a raptor would pretty much be like a cold blooded lion.

[@astralclub5964]

Mars will never be inhabited, with the exception of small science stations. Why? Because the worst day in Antartica is 100x more survivable than the best day on Mars. And forget “planetary terraforming”. If we could do that, it would be simpler and infinitely cheaper to do that to the Earth!

[@JohnSmith-zw8vp]

Sure would've made Columbus' and Marco Polo's journeys a LOT harder!

[@yantlegabela3673]

I truly am on the bright side ❤️

[@Zeldaguy._.]

im on da dark side

[@lycheeB3AR]

wait so if our planet was Jupiter sized would we all have asthma

[@pal.luvsjesus]

I swear i just watched a video from Bright side 7 minutes ago- I guess I'm the third-?🤫 🤔

[@pal.luvsjesus]

28 views in 4 mins? StAwPPpp

[@Paniekzaaiertje]

If Earth was the size of Jupiter, it would become a gas giant as well

[@mikeburkhart8336]

The Earth would collapse under it's own gravity if it was Jupiter sized.

[@zaysolaris]

Love how everyone in the comment section is countering bright life's explanation with actual science. But I think natural selection and evolution would happen if the earth slowly grew to the size of Jupiter but if it instantly grew then I think all organisms would be cut into half (natural selection/survival of the fittest)

[@DrSkull1939]

I envisioned that on these Super Earth's that the people if like us would be Giants like they were in Land of the Giants TV show. They would not be effected by gravity like we would. We would be like ants to them

[@ebolachan8198]

People on super earths would probably be way smaller than we are

[@ToreOnYouTube]

Our ankles and back would be destroyed. Lol

[@edanchung-kj6xw]

2190 be like : Only our great great great great great great great grandparents remember living on earth we’re now living on mars

[@blackguytman]

Bro really just described being really overweight 1:30

[@T.N.S.A.F.]

at 1:49 why did he list stir fry that consisted of Bell Peppers,Cauliflower and other veggies as JUNK FOOD?

[@Morristown337]

If Jupiter so insane much more massive then Earth even per Earth size chunk; how is it not a solid due to the density of molecules? How can gas be that dense?

[@DocGiraffe]

There's a lot of things scientifically incorrect in this video. One thing I pointed out first was the Magnetic Field. The increase in gravity causing the core to solidify would increase the size of the MF, not get rid of it. Let's look at the planet that we're moving earth's size to; Jupiter. It has a solid iron core due to the immense gravity, yet it's magnetic field is the largest in the solar system. Using the exact same logic, if Earth was increased to the size of Jupiter, Earths MF would then become the largest in the solar system. Of course disregarding the sun. There are many more incorrect things in the video which makes me question their knowledge on astrophysics and physics in general, but I figured I may as well point out probably one of the more "obvious" ones that people may easily overlook.

[@zurabzaridze334]

Am 4th wow

[@ugsita]

the speed of earth rotating around the sun has nothing to do with it's mass. Earth orbit would remain THE SAME if it's momentum was preserved. The time a planet takes to take a lap around the sun depends on its orbit, and its orbit depends on its distance from the sun.That distance bu the way depends on the planet's momentum. not on the planet's size.

[@kryzak123]

I was going to point that out too. Weird of no one else noticed it.

[@hoodieleek4272]

1:47 so Gokus concept is real? 😂

[@ToCarlosWebos]

If Jupiter is the father, the mother would be Uranus

[@GalaxyMaxTech]

So that as many people will be born as many as possible! Me: Mon I'M SMART

[@zhongchengni9233]

Why do I feel like there’s already a video about this, I’m pretty sure the channel name was called What If😊

[@robertgarcia5924]

So do they just put two different videos in one?

[@ramybendouda2410]

Man i really love space i want to go to Space when i grow up

[@X0luminary]

12:26 who are "those"???😳😳

[@MainEvent19]

Are u saying if it was to happen now? Cause if so we would’ve adapted to the change’s through over millions of years.

[@redfoxdiamond8990]

travel would be difficult from point to point and boy Mindy the weather would be

[@sosoalnaemey4245]

Our planet is sweet msby thats a candy😂😂😂😂

[@Johnadams20760]

over time, our cells would adapt and then if we came back t earth we would be like superman

[@keithsvenson568]

would there be life on earth? uhhh... tardigrades. they survive everything.

[@sounds0fmeows]

no similarities? aren't both round and spherical?

[@SarcasticTaurus]

Forget all the science… imagine wanting to visit another country… how much that flight and how long???? 🤣😭

[@hea4nothin]

I would like it BUT the traveling would be overwhelming. We need space shuttle speed jets to travel.

[@Ac3Kn1ghtz]

Hyperbolic time chamber needed 😅

[@Johnadams20760]

the 12 years of jupiter has a lot more to do with the distance it has to travel more so than its speed due to mass

[@gayealisir5661]

This would be the Saiyan home world.

[@stcofficeoffice]

if Earth Was 1.00 Mjupiter It Will Be A Gas Giant

[@davonbenson4361]

What if life evolved on Jupiter.

[@marshallmathers-em7uc]

Jupiters actual size is 1 Jupiter big -Jupiter for scale

[@alexiachimciuc3199]

A ball of metal the size of Jupiter?? Probably more gravity then those 11 times and very hot probably covered in lakes of lava.

[@Goggl35gtagvr]

why is earth flat at 3:07?

[@Schracid]

But what about Jupiter became like Earth?

[@ajac009]

This seems to assume we wouldnt evolve though to deal with the extra gravity it seems..

[@kingpz9739]

Saiyans

[@sosoalnaemey4245]

❤

[@RealG23__]

So every July 1st Proxima Centauri A completes its orbit around its star

[@Davanthall]

Why is this guy talking like this is a Nick jr show?

[@thatguy2521]

I mean we wouldn’t have to worry about running out of fossil fuels

[@volbound1700]

There is a shot to settle on Mars but no other Planet is habitable. Soon of the Moons maybe a possibility. Even then, all planets, outside of Earth, would require Biospheres or enclosed environments.

[@astralclub5964]

Mars will never be inhabited, with the exception of small science stations. Why? Because the worst day in Antartica is 100x more survivable than the best day on Mars. And forget “planetary terraforming”. If we could do that, it would be simpler and infinitely cheaper to do that to the Earth!

[@volbound1700]

@@astralclub5964 Moon is about on par if not worse than Mars and it will likely be colonized. Granted, I doubt people would go out on the surface (they need astronaut suits to just walk the surface). However, several Moons and Mars are the only bodies capable of being colonized. Mercury, Venus, and the Gas Giants are a no go. I guess Asteroids could be colonized as well. There really isn't anything on par with Earth in our Solar System however.

[@robertnagel3972]

We can only set foot on Mars with spacesuits on of course. We could never settle there. The air is so thin it's like our atmosphere at 120000 ft. No ozone layer to protect us from ultraviolet radiation. Yes we could land foot on there, it's about the only place we could. Could never go to Venus, the crushing atmosphere and 800F temperature would bake us in a second.

[@volbound1700]

@@robertnagel3972 actually it is already a part of NASA strategy to eventually settle Mars. People wouldn't be going outside and frankly it would be used as a fueling station and mining operation. Terraforming could be a possibility but I don't think the tech is there yet. Think of Mars more like a Star Base than a second Earth.

[@hiltondrivef8458]

According to the Sumerians their story about tiamat This planet was as big as earth

[@Naruto93Senpai]

This video is contradictory to itself….

[@wargodsix]

What if Jupiter is the size of earth what makes it so big is the gas since we don’t know how deep the clouds go that we could fly right through it it could be the size of earth

[@inarahenry5628]

I love you

[@Mastsabuy]

GOODBYE SWEET EARTH

[@gabrielmajack9837]

Wow, whomever wrote this has never engaged in any kind of physical activity.

[@nyavoradjei8919]

Elaborate