Things You Were Lied to About Space

[@WhatIfScienceShow]

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[@eathh_23]

2:25 doesn't the air inside the space ship burn

[@reallyslayed1694]

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[@garthras5592]

every thing is a lie...include what u saying too.....nasa, and all these youtube rubbish is a lie.... beside we dont need your into to live period

[@bold-erdeneganbold1019]

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[@Saachi..]

Earth is at equilibrium of time

[@raytracer5726]

The rockets are launched closer to the equator not because there is less gravity, but because you need velocity to escape the gravitational pull. You get some extra speed at the equator because the planet spins, while on the poles there is no velocity added.

[@takundadhokotera]

@R J Meeks bubble burst🫤

[@conspiracy1914]

Cant they just go up. i mean they are already flying

[@ramboghinibalboni1526]

genuinely interesting point but i bet the weather might have an influence on choice of location too.

[@seasonedbeefs]

​@@ramboghinibalboni1526 no it's purely on the rotation of the earth being greater at the equator, so they hitch a ride on that.

[@Johnbrownsmarch]

​@@conspiracy1914 yes they can go straight up but that required more money for more fuel and more risk

[@Smilingcrittersall]

If you didn't come from TikTok Raise your hands ✋😊.

[@williamwatford7101]

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[@ifykyk679]

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[@cumarmusse9516]

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[@Robohead-z6z]

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[@PureYang0]

The sound of the black hole at the end sounded creepy a hell. You can really hear the void of nothingness there.

[@Preppyslaygirlysayslay]

Listen to Saturn. Sounds like hell.

[@sindanonegongo1199]

And you guys believe this rubbish

[@Jaymang12]

@@sindanonegongo1199 Its literally waves from space converted to sound, which was done by astronomers -_- if your so ignorant that you can't accept that these things exist, I suggest you crawl out of the hole you've been living in.

[@SoulForge_Astrology]

The audio clip of a black hole is recorded in radio waves and converted into sound frequencies we humans can hear. It may sound very different inside that cloud, if indeed it could be heard at all

[@hannahlarocco4699]

Why

[@Paul.......]

​@@hannahlarocco4699 because

[@stanislafp4877]

There is no sound in vacuum, sheeple

[@Paul.......]

@@stanislafp4877 there is however lots of poop and pee

[@legendsofstars5279]

So we can hear audio clips directly from radio waves?? Is it possible!!!

[@Atibul_Gaming]

If you didn't come from TikTok Raise your hands ✋😊.

[@uwqq2146]

✋ no tiktok means no conspiracies

[@Al1enVib3s]

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[@s4sixotof_YT]

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[@alyabdullah5472]

That sound coming from the black hole at the end of the video was really terrifying.

[@cg1232]

Fr

[@emmanuelgudyanga8715]

Was about to say that

[@dreddcardin...5665]

It's actually toned down a lot.. Imagine if the sound was made here on earth how ridiculously loud it would be

[@srivenkateswaraswamy3403]

Aum...Aum...

[@isaacandrews5330]

And probably fake

[@onesandzeroes]

The sound made by a black hole is exactly what I would have expected 😊

[@kevinabiwardani7550]

I love this kind of debunking videos, especially about the space. Keep it up What If!

[@raven4k998]

wait wait wait your saying the sun is green so it's the hulk?🤣🤣🤣

[@kevinabiwardani7550]

@@raven4k998 HULK SMASH! About the sun being green: in Physic, green light is like the middle between infrared (red) and ultraviolet (purple doesn't exist, instead it's blue to our eyes). Our sun is pretty much on the middle of the spectrum, size, and heat. The problem is, they forgot to say that, the Sun radiate all colors of the rainbow, it's just more green than red and blue light. We percieve all of the sunlight as white (combinations of all color), it's just the green will look white on black body color. This is also why plants on Earth looks green to us. They want to expels as much, abundant, and damaging green light. On a dimmer red stars, the plants may look red or black, either to expel the excessive red light, or to absorb all wavelength to photosynthesis. Hope this explains everything.

[@jpbaley2016]

We need debunking videos of debunking videos. Using what the movies portray as what we’ve been taught is ridiculous. They call it suspension of disbelief for a reason. And our sun is classified as a yellow dwarf and emits white light. It’s not green.

[@kevinabiwardani7550]

@@jpbaley2016 Good point! Physic is a lot more complicated than saying "the Sun is green", probably for more views. From what I know, in RGB light spectrum, the star's color follows a path from: red (longest wavelength), yellowish, white, light blue, then blue (shortest wavelength). Our sun was near the middle (yellowish white). But we also need to understand that our sun also emmit all colors (hence white to our eyes). Though our Sun emmits more green than both red and blue light. There is no green star in this universe.

[@alpine8732]

​@@kevinabiwardani7550so what would have to happen for plants to be naturally yellow, orange, and red in warmer months and cool colors in cold months or green

[@wretchedabyss1394]

It's the lack of pressure that knocks you out in space, same thing happens in airplanes when the cabin depressurizes. But if you're in the solar system you'd want to be behind a planet or moon because any exposed skin would boil on contact to direct sunlight. You should be a bit more worried about that than running out of air.

[@TheWrongBrothers995]

According to NASA, "So, the sun actually emits energy at all wavelengths from radio to gamma ray. But, as can be seen in the image above, it emits most of its energy around 500 nm, which is close to blue-green light. So one might say that the sun is blue-green!" ?!?!?!?

[@delosei7332]

Wow iv learned a whole lot in a single video than a science syllable back in sch

[@andressigalat602]

Don't trust too much in this channel, they are accurate enough to look "sciency", but they don't understand the science very well and thus say a lot of BS. - The Sun is not green, it emmits a a little more green light than other colors, but it's still pretty white. - The Earth's shape really is not perfectly spherical, but is so close to a perfect sphere, that you can barely see the difference from space. Nothing close to that deformed potato they show in the thumbnail. - What you are hearing is not the real sound of the black hole, is radio noise emitted by the hot gas around it and converted to sound electronically. I really want to think they have good intentions, but they are not really good at it. If you are really interested in science there are better channels in youtube.

[@mikeburkhart8336]

2001 A Space Odyssey got the Asteroid Belt right,in one scene two little asteroids go pass the Discovery on it's way to Jupiter. Most of the Asteroid Belt is actually empty.

[@medaeusstygius7872]

The sound that was picked up from the blackhole is not because there is a gas cloud surrounding it. We still wouldn't "hear" it because sound would be lost the moment it left that gas cloud (assuming the gas cloud is actually thick enough for sound to travel). What we're "hearing" has to do with the blackhole's electromagnetic force that it is generating. The planets, even the Sun, do the same thing.

[@altonallen4982]

The problem we have is because Most people always taught that " you only need a good job to become rich". These billionaires are operating on a whole other playbook that many don't even know exists.

[@bobbyedward508]

It is remarkable how much long term advantage people like us have gotten by trying to be consistently not stupid, instead of trying to be very intelligent.

[@mohammedbush9742]

The wisest thing that should be on everyone mind currently should be to invest in different streams of income that doesn't depend on government paycheck, especially with the current economic crisis around the world. This is still a time to invest in Stocks, Forex and Digital currencies.

[@christopherjohnson3457]

I also keep seeing lot's of people testifying about how they make money investing in Stock, Forex and Crypto Trade(Bitcoin) and I wonder why I keep loosing. Can anyone help me out or at least advice me on what to do.

[@thomasali5929]

Even with the right technique and assets some investors would still make more than others. As an investor, you should've known that by now that nothing beats experience and that's final. Personally I had to reach out to a stock expert for guidance which is how I was able to grow my account close to $35k, withdraw my profit right before the correction and now I'm buying again.

[@thomasali5929]

Trading under the guidance of an expert is the best strategy for beginners.

[@ChroniclesOfTheCurious]

Never thought about it like that but the wave length is sure to change in the atmosphere

[@cinemartin3530]

Wow, I'm somewhat stunned by all these facts. It's pretty hard to come to terms with the fact that space turns out to be completely different from what it is presented in films and video games. On the other hand, realism is not always interesting. But I'm glad you told us the truth! 🤗

[@yezus9583]

bro said thanos’ line “Reality is often disappointing.” 😂

[@davidsheckler4450]

I'm somewhat stunned you believe in space

[@robertjohnson2916]

Scientists shouldn't be able know anything about distant planets, stars and galaxies because none of them have gotten close to any of these things to closely obese them.

[@copperhead6011]

This is not truth by any stretch of the imagination.. no one ever experienced what this video is claiming

[@jeninlight]

@@davidsheckler4450 yikes, as opposed to flat earth fantasies?

[@yourchris8332]

9:08 I have never been so scared of a big Black Dot on space until now.

[@keithbrown7685]

Would you be scared enough to give a black hole your lunch money?

[@quawrld_5016]

nope@@keithbrown7685

[@shogenx]

that's what I really liked about the expense its one of the only sci fi to pay attention to how space really works, even if it still got some things wrong

[@shagynaz]

Bro : Sun is green Also Bro: continued using yellow for sun in the video

[@uhh345]

7:57 so it turns out that Earth isn't round, it's more like a crushed snowball

[@TheSyphroJExperience]

They said that the earth is 40-some kilometers wider at the equator than it is from pole to pole. That's literally .1%, very negligible.

[@maspalfiker]

Click bait. And just like that, to me following this channel is a waste of time.

[@za3bloot]

I didnt get the green sun part ...if we get to see yellowish on earth due so the stuff mention then what about all the photos taken from space for the sun ?? Nothing green about them ? Plus spacetelescope already captured green stars distant in space then why can't we see our green sun as is ??

[@danielhuisman7665]

Most of the light from our sun is green, it just blends in with the rest of the colors to create, what we see as white. Other stars may ONLY emit green light, this way it doesn't combine to make white

[@alx_8563]

The sun is actually white

[@ALuimes]

@@alx_8563 All stars are either white, blue, or violet: "Red" stars are still white hot.

[@conspiracy1914]

@@ALuimes this now sounds like a debate about netflix casting

[@ALuimes]

@@conspiracy1914 It's true though. The surface temperature of a red dwarf is much hotter than lava, which glows yellow. A red dwarf would appear white from close up, but a lot dimmer than the sun.

[@kewage]

I learnt a lot from watching this video and even more so by reading the comments. So thanks to all 👍😁

[@jeremyashford2115]

6:40 If you have ever thought you could travel in time take note that as one second passes you will be 220 kilometres from where you started (at least where you started will be that far from you). If you time travel for just one day you will be 19,008,000km from your staring point, and given that space is mostly nothing, you will be floating free in it, so wear a spacesuit, and carry some means of propulsion because you have a long way to go to get any where, not that you’ll ever catch up with your point of departure.

[@keithbrown7685]

You'll need tunes. You didn't mention tunes!

[@pawn6]

2:48 bruh 💀

[@joseph.cotter]

It is not a ball of gas, it's a ball of Plasma.

[@helenchris]

Hope to see about a video about "What if all the world is introverts?"

[@waterywowies1268]

"Space isnt cold, just has no temperature!!" So cold...

[@j5555785]

"you think you are writing with a pencil. You are not. Its really part of a tree with a beam of lead in it. We just call it a pencil.".

[@Querientje]

Lead? Carbon you mean

[@ProKaylyn]

@@Querientjegoodbye

[@chaosawaits]

In the old days of AM radio, you could pick up Jupiter on the radio sometimes on a clear night

[@keithbrown7685]

What sortof tunes were they playing on the big J ??

[@Bolt125s]

1:08 dang I didn't know sun is a comfortable carpet

[@joeblankenship377]

YOU'RE an irregularly shaped ellipsoid!!! [flips over the table and storms off]

[@AcidOperator]

NO YOUUR THE IRREGULARY SHAPED ELLIPSOID!! [does a back flip over the table and turn into a giant cumulonimbus cloud and starts storming off]

[@IICOR1552]

9:15 - creepy!!

[@Stuff_And_Things]

How our sun looks depends of several varying factors. What we see is what it looks like. What an astronomer sees through a filter is what it looks like. What they see through a telescope with a blackout disk is what it looks like. When I look at the sky it looks blue. That's what it looks like. Even if it isn't.

[@vishalswaminathan8419]

3:23 you literally show us the yellow sun even though it's green.

[@SpaceWafflerYT]

He finds random stock footage lol

[@ganymede3141]

Rockets are launched from close to the equator because at the equator, even sitting still on the launch pad, they are already moving along at the same speed as the Earth's spin velocity at the equator, which is about 1000 mph. So a rocket lauched at or near the equator needs less fuel to get to orbital velocity, because getting to the first 1000 mph is free!

[@Gopi_sart_gallary]

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[@the_infinite_symbol]

Who's himu

[@7ru32ur53lf]

Am I the only one who caught it saying that if the sun was actually yellow, that it would be 800°C cooler? Here on Earth, it doesn’t get close to 526°C! That temperature would be 800 Kelvin, so it would take less than 800°C of cooling down to reach absolute zero!

[@JksGuitarCave]

Finally a comment from someone catching this… makes me wonder what other things from this channel should be taken with a grain of salt… it couldn’t possibly be several hundred degrees Celsius below the absolute zero, not even if the sun turned to a huge chunk of ice 😄

[@moej6014]

The comment I was looking for! Absolute zero is -273 degrees C. Even the hottest place on earth is 57 degrees C. Subtracting -273 - 57 = -330. It's impossible to anywhere near that cold.

[@JTDiger]

When he said the solar system moves I was like. WHAT? but then again everything he's explaining sounds true

[@bds4410]

Nr. 3 you're wrong, spaceships would have air in them as people need to breathe and that combusts, there will probably be a big surplus of air stored.

[@julianaylor4351]

In real life Apollo 13 had an internal explosion, which is factually depicted in the film based on the event, where you see the damaged parts fall away from the module, after the internal explosion is seen. If that happened to a larger craft, again you might see the explosive fire inside the craft, through portholes, then the craft would simply drift apart, as it split up.

[@Dark_Phiinix]

If the Sun were to emit a different color of light, such as green, it would not significantly alter the position or size of the habitable zone. The habitable zone is defined based on the amount of energy received from the star, which is determined by its luminosity. A change in color alone would not drastically affect the overall energy output or the location of the habitable zone.

[@andressigalat602]

The color of stars is not random. It's determined by their temperature. A different color would mean a different temperature and thus a closer or further habitable zone. A star can't simply be green, when the temperature is such that it emits mainly green light, it's going to emit enough of all other frequencies to appear white, wich is exactly what happens with our Sun.

[@brianawilk285]

The temp and spectrum of light go hamd and hand its how they can determine the temps of the stars. Its why planets that would have a red dwarf would have a habitable zone much closer to the star. Im not sure but I believe its also why grow bulb light is measured in numbers that look like temps 5000k for instance. So yeah the color of the star directly correlates to the temp and amount of energy it puts out.

[@raze6353]

Incorrect... A change in colour means a change in heat/energy output... You were not paying attention

[@rjampiolo32]

@@raze6353 definitely NOT paying attention thus continues to be in ignorance.

[@SolidSiren]

The amount of energy in light is partially determined by the color, and for stars, as others point out, color is directly and incredibly connected to temperature, and that temperature is directly related to the amount of energy radiated from said star. A stars color tells you it's age, it's approximate mass, it's temperature, and it's chemical composition if you break all the light down using spectroscopy.

[@_stardust62]

Our solar system gets a one star rating

[@TheDennys21]

HAH, good one!

[@whiterose1760]

Ohhhhh it took me a few secs to realize you were talking bout the sun

[@nixboox]

I wish that one about space not turning people into instant ice cubes would proliferate a little faster. Just when I think people have accepted it, we get another movie or TV show where someone is suddenly a corpscicle the minute they leave the air lock. I think Kubrick had this figured out in the 70s, but the myth just won't die. Also, the explosions in space thing is an issue - and I can see you fell for it too - things CAN explode in space because the objects contain oxygen atmospheres to support the life inside them. When they explode, they use up that oxygen in the explosion. But, again, this is mainly a problem for Star Wars which thinks you can "drop bombs" in space where there isn't any gravity by which such a mechanism would work.

[@Daniel-hv1hp]

What if there still lying to us

[@mohitgoenka7649]

We were never in the same location before. The Milky way galaxy which sun rotates around also must be moving around for sure if not rotating around something else bigger

[@ImSno33]

if that’s the case why do we see the same stars every year😂

[@robertmudrow8034]

@@ImSno33 A laugh emoji is not a question mark.

[@mohitgoenka7649]

@@ImSno33 because we are not just the only thing moving na, our whole neighborhood is moving just like us

[@ImSno33]

@@mohitgoenka7649 what?

[@ImSno33]

@@robertmudrow8034 duh

[@yeyo12345]

Cool video, but I’m dumbfounded on the Noise of a Blackhole. More so because what you stated, that sound needs particles to move which is why we think we can’t hear in space, but since that back hole has a bunch of particles around it, we can hear it correct? But how did that sound reach us all the way from where it is when the particles that are around the black hole stay there and going off of what you said, space in general doesn’t have much particles so I’m lost in how they got that sound when it’s nowhere near us 🤔 can someone explain this??

[@andressigalat602]

Yeah, I have this same question, and the video doesn't bother to explain it at all. Probably what we are hearing are not really sound waves, but radio waves emited by the hot gas around the black hole, that we are picking up with radiotelescopes and converting to sound with electronic instruments. So you are not really hearing what you would hear if you'd be there.

[@yeyo12345]

@@andressigalat602 That’s what I was thinking but I’m no science major 😅 thanks for the info!

[@jeffgrundy7258]

My guess is that they took the radio waves emitted by the black hole and converted that to sound.

[@andressigalat602]

@@jeffgrundy7258 Yeah, that's probably it, but saying that is "the sound of the black hole" is like listening to a radio station that didn't bother to put microphones, so what you are picking in your receiver is only the raw carrier wave, and thinking you are hearing the voice of the announcer.

[@TheDisneylover23]

There is oxygen inside the ships, so yes, there can be a brief explosion of fire.

[@quawrld_5016]

it wouldnt tho because fire have to expand when it burst out

[@MusingsFromTheJohn00]

Please note that Earth is a lot more sphere like than this video indicates. Earth's equatorial radius is 6,378.137 km and polar radius is 6,356.752 km, a difference of 21.385 km which gives a flattening values of 1/298.257222101. Let us put this into difference perspective. Imagine Earth were the size of a 1 inch radius marble with the equatorial radius. The polar radius would then be 0.99664714 inches. Mount Everest peak would then be 0.001387396 inches above sea level. I typical sheet of paper is 0.004 inches think, thus on this scale Mount Everest peak would be about 1/3 of a sheet of paper above sea level.

[@mmdaug]

This is one of my most favorite What If episode. I watched the whole thing 3 times already.

[@gmork1090]

Finally. A science channel that isn't 98% clickbait.

[@WonToTwee]

number 12 is straight up wrong tho.

[@andressigalat602]

There are lots of science channels on KZbin that are a lot better than this. Do you know The Science Asylum? It's fun but accurate.

[@seti7181]

Yeah, it's 98% wrong instead.

[@b2bobbylon]

@07:44 Incorrect fact. The Sun-Jupiter barycentre is not 55 000 km away from the centre of the Sun. It would have been so if Jupiter were to be placed in Mercury's orbit - at just 0.387 AU. The actual Sun-Jupiter barycentre is the only one in the Solar System that is out of the volume of the Sun - at 1.07 Solar radii, or about 745 000 km away from the centre of the Sun, which is 13.5 times further away than the distance, cited in the video.

[@arablues4142]

half of this vid consists of lies lol

[@DeathnethAndUsa]

Agreed

[@MilkRL13]

How

[@Gervis-gr7vy1rj8r]

Totally 💯

No doubt. But it’s entertaining and interesting at the same time.

[@davidhall2569]

Wow that black hole, you know in the movies where you hear people or spirits screaming and moaning in hell? that's what that sound coming from the black hole sounds like, creepy and ominous 😱

[@gmork1090]

It's funny that black holes sound like hell and space smells like sulphur and brimstone, burning meat and raspberries. Like demons are dining on the searing souls of the damned with a little dessert on the side.

[@MetalED]

​@@gmork1090 that's a pretty metal response🤘

[@SunDedGon]

@David Hall Duuude...Have you ever seen the film "Event Horizon?" It's a Sci-Fi/Horror from 1997. What you just described just about nails the setup

[@FFMmicah]

bro did not just say the sun is green

[@Armuandist]

*God is really amazing. He designed the earth just the right distance from the sun to be habitable. Praise be to God.*

[@dragnov1628]

@@Armuandistbros a bot

[@TheOneWhoHumbles]

where i live i can only see 5 stars with my naked eye and shout out to the guy who tested out how long it takes to die or freeze in space

[@bitwize]

"I always thought they were balls of gas burning billions of miles away." "Pumbaa, wit' you, everything's gas."

[@oautentico1822]

Great narration! Cool information! I'm a real fan of this channel 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩

[@zolambunga5582]

loved it, but still wondering about the barycenter concept... Someone pls shine more light to this

[@marktwain2053]

Most spaceships carry their own oxygen, so yes, there would be fire, at least until the O² disipated.

[@MrJruta]

Agreed. Lots of incorrect info here.

[@siddharthkumar593]

Isn't the sun actually white, and not even green??

[@Azarath_Metrion_Zinthos]

He did say Sun looks white from our atmosphere at one point but it's just an optical illusion.

[@callback4all]

surreptitious advertising for "the green party" here in Europe :)

[@promen8187]

@@Azarath_Metrion_Zinthos It is green on the spectrum and at earth the atmosphere changes the colour to yellow but in space it is white due to it being multicoloured and our eyes sees it as white

[@BubbyGamingOfficial]

3:53 whats this from

[@kennethadkins8432]

It has a slight green wave length and hue but it's white. We don't have green stars like green, green

[@foxisadog_]

if venus and mars was once alive would earth venus and mars support one life for us all? Yeah I think, if the planets were alive today we could go there and possibly travel.

[@jackmccool9911]

indeed٫ however I think that it would be almost impossible because of the changing habitable zone.

[@quawrld_5016]

well people will have to be born there and they would look diffrent from us on earth@@jackmccool9911

[@Viper082503]

I know there is no oxygen in space but wouldn't you see a spaceship explode with some fireball due to the oxygen that is within the ship itself?

[@kygocrysmaine3583]

Implode

[@ALuimes]

@@kygocrysmaine3583 Implosions can't occur in a vacuum.

[@kygocrysmaine3583]

Inside

[@tylhunt]

@@kygocrysmaine3583 Implode inside what? the ship? I don't think you know what you're talking about.

[@kygocrysmaine3583]

@@tylhunt yes it will reach singularity

[@onlyplaywarlock434]

the narator : "....double your size" me : imma go to space!

[@청솔향-g9u]

Every knowing people will say "Not that much!" If Earth were the size of a basketball, Mount Everest would be less than 0.2 millimeter tall. The convexity of the surface of a basketball is many times higher than that! Can you see the difference?

[@microcore7978]

I'm so glad you went all the way to space and got all these important facts. I guess nasa just hasn't found the talented group of people you have. You might want to give Elon a call and tell him how to fix his rocket since you have mastered space. Your such a pro I want to be like you when I grow up. Your my hero

[@yogi_dmt]

Aw

[@m.scottmcgahan9900]

A spaceship exploding, as long as it was a manned spaceship, would have oxygen contained within it, so there would be some sort of explosion I think. But I don't know that it would look like the explosions in Star Wars. Has anyone ever actually exploded something containing compressed oxygen in space to see what it would actually do?

[@jeffgrundy7258]

There's enough oxygen onboard to burn the fuel for the rocket engine. Depending on how much fuel and oxygen are available, the ship could explode in a fireball.

[@m.scottmcgahan9900]

Depending, of course on the type of propulsion system. Something using a combustion-based propulsion would definitely have a flammable fuel to add to the fireball. But another type of propulsion might not... @@jeffgrundy7258

[@sebastianramirez1516]

9:14 😱

[@himaxi9453]

Childhood : Sun is red Nah it's yellowish No it's orange Teenage : Sun is white Late teenage : Sun IS GREEEEEEEEEN !!!!!

[@kevindarkstar]

What about the oxygen in the ships themselves which could explain the fires or burning

[@GeniFilmss]

What If you like my comment ❤

[@duneeaaasha]

woah. i never thought about space having no temperature, i wonder what that would even feel like? would it feel cold or warm or just right or something completely different that we can’t imagine? would it feel the same way air does around our bodies? this is messing with my mind right now lol.

[@youtakel7708]

Cold. Temperature is just the amount of heat. Even "cold" just feels like there is no heat because we're mere mortals. In reality, even in -50C (-200F), there is still heat. Heat is just molecules bumping to each other. Even in -50C, molecules still move, but very very slowly.

[@QuarkRiti1729]

I just randomly found this channel and it's awesome

[@PalassCat]

That is not gravity that makes equatorial launches more efficient, that is rotation. The rocket needs to accelerate to 8km/s to stay in space and not fall down to Earth, and on the equator it is already moving at 0,5km/s due to Earth's rotation.

[@GodsmackAR69]

So judging by the thumbnail... From space, the Earth looks like someone pooped on a rainbow. 😂

[@dfsgsdtedyrynreyn]

That black hole sound - sooooooo eerie!!!!

[@Runedragonx]

While combustion is indeed the conglomeration fuel, oxygen, and heat, fire itself is a byproduct of the chemical reaction. Fire consists of excess generated heat, water vapor, incandescent particles, CO and CO₂ gas, and plasma generated by the extreme heat ionizing surrounding gasses.

[@wmgthilgen]

The explosion's one would see of a space craft blowing up. Is the result's of the limited amount of O2 aboard the space craft. Though it would be consumed by the void of space so fast. That's unless one was looking directly at it when it exploded, one wouldn't see it.

[@quawrld_5016]

bro what we already tested it look it up

[@Slackware1995]

Out of all the wrong in this video my favorite was at the end. It is correctly stated that sound requires sufficient particles in order for the sound to be transmitted. Then the video play radio frequency "noise" claiming that is noise from a black hole in s different galaxy cluster.

[@andressigalat602]

Yeah, I think this kind of videos may be worse than the anti-science conspirancy ones, because it sounds "sciency enough" for people with real interest in science but low level of knowledge to be fooled by it, and think that they have learned real science when they have been mainly fed BS. I mean, if you have real interest in science, you'll avoid flat Earth style videos, but this one can get you if you're not savvy enough.

[@Kamal_AL-Hinai]

Number 1: Space.

[@camfreeman8325]

the moon is also not a ball. it's somewhat closer to an egg shape but we only see the section that looks most round from Earth. surprised that didn't make it on this list.

[@graham1158]

No it's not egg shaped...

[@andressigalat602]

@@graham1158 Some birds lay pretty round egss, so technically...

[@braintonique]

Can't oxygen from inside the ship catch fire and exploded only for a moment?

[@quawrld_5016]

no i think it would be sucked up immediately

[@oswaldoramosferrusola5235]

The departure of the Earth's shape from a perfect circle (40 km with respect to over 6000 km) is such that visually you could not detect it. Earth would look round as a billiards ball.

[@_madina_nazar_]

Wow. Awesome👍👍

[@samuelmkare3275]

It's really cool watching this while breathing

[@Brubarov]

... and there's more: planets and stars are alive, with like they said, their own voice, and and our solar system balance is way more fragile than we think; it does not need much of a pulse from the center of the galaxy to change its configuration

[@lawrencerosin3100]

We don't know if they're alive. I'm not saying you're wrong; we're just not sure.

[@Brubarov]

@@lawrencerosin3100 On a scientific level you're right; not yet. I assert they are from an intuition or spiritual perspective. My heart knows they are :)

[@alecstronach]

4:55 Space does have a temperature. The atoms and (very few) larger molecules have a temperature of near 0K. Unless the pressure is absolute 0, then the temperature has to be above absolute 0. Space does have a (very low) temperature. So as you said, there are always particles so there is always temperature. As you also said, that temperature isn't the same as we understand it on earth, as 3K (-270C) seems extremely cold but there are too few atoms in this space for your atoms to interact with to transfer the heat, meaning despite the cold it will take ages to become cold - but you will, you really will.

[@zeynedriege9547]

The only what if video without what if

[@mikewhocheeseharry5292]

So there are gases surrounding black holes after it emits sound?

[@Obsidian-Nebula]

2 fun facts: there's so much space between Earth and the Moon that ALL the other planets of Our Solar System could be fit there. It takes 1 million years for photons to travel from the center of the Sun to its surface

[@lordraiden1125]

Wait till Dickus hears about this!

[@Razalghul777]

How do you know the earth would become lifeless if the sun was yellow? Wouldn’t the core create heat from within creating water for microbes to live in?

[@quawrld_5016]

the planet will get to cold rewatch the video

[@trishalenart6185]

The instruments used to find out these molecules are amazing!!! Out of this world in fact!!!

[@M0hmed317]

Thank you for this infomation

[@misspotatohed]

I love your videos ❤

[@_animeditsz]

Thank you for this video .

[@mr.anderson7191]

The thumb nail picture is exaggerated by 10000 scale factor, earth is still pretty smooth and did not like a potato.

[@matt697845]

As he said, space is a vacuum, or close enough. Therefore, what would actually happen if you were to be exposed to the near perfect vacuum of space is the water in your body would begin boiling and freezing at the same time.

[@moonlight-zn9ty]

How?

[@andressigalat602]

@@moonlight-zn9ty Because water can't stay liquid bellow a certain pressure, in a near vaccum it would boil no matter how low the temperature was. Notice "boiling" means "turning into vapor", not "being awfully hot".