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Top Comments of this video!! :3
āBut the sky would look nice and brightly blue at least so thatās niceā
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Humans: Ah the sun is so nice,it gives us light and heat
Sun: THERE IS ANOTHER
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Every mythology ever had their own "Sun God" or "Sun Deity", and it comes to show how much humans love and worship the Sun.
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I like how the video is 8:11 minutes. Itās almost the time that the planets would be orbiting an empty spot , so he was finding a replacement for the sun just in time
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"You'll probably die. But the sky would be light blue so that's nice."
Why am I laughing
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"Hello mortals. Our sun is such a lovely star providing us with light, heat, and skin cancer sometimes."
Bruh it hasn't even been a minute and things are already taking a turn
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I like how everytime I watch these types of videos it makes me realize we are on a floating rock with water in a big black space with no end in sight in the middle of nowhere... Makes you really think
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0:03 āour sun is such a lovely starā got me going to the moon
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The way "Vitamin C" changed into "Vitamin Certified Death" made me laugh so fucking hard, that was a good one
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Looks at title
Well someone has played universe sandbox
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Astronomer: Omg we have just discovered the biggest star in the universe yet........ what should we call it?
Stoner astronomer: Stephenson
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Iāve been seeing these since 2012. Never really got to grasp the thought of it until I played No Mans Sky. Iād fly to a moon of a planet so the planet itself would be the āmoonā in the sky. It is JAW DROPPING to see something so huge in the sky like that. It kinda gives that eerie feeling of Megalophobia.
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"The black hole wannabes that just didn't have what it takes"
Felt that one, ā¢ļø
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2:11 "Since you're watching this, i'm sure you enjoy learning about the Universe"
No, i like scaring the shit out of me
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I love how the video is 8:11 long, like he was really looking for a replacement during the time of light that we had left
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I donāt know if anybody did fact checking for this video. Flying through the sun at light speed would take about four seconds, not ten. Proxima Centauri produces a lot less light than the sun, and the energy is more in the infrared. Replacing the sun with Proxima would radically reduce the energy hitting the earth, so water is liquid only with a much closer orbit. With the current orbital distance, there would be no sunburns, except maybe when there are flares. And all the planets would fly away before there would probably be flares. Replacing the sun with a heavier neutron star would disrupt orbits, but the planets would not just fall to the neutron star. Photons can hit your eyes inside the event horizon, and there would be photons entering the event horizon from the outside. And so forth.
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I like how he explains the brutal death youād go through if we changed star in such a calming voice
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I love how this guy makes the sun dissapear from the sky and say it'd take 8 minutes and 20 seconds for us to notice it, then he takes 8 minutes and 10 seconds to check a list of possible replacements until he concludes that we should stick with the sun and put it back again in the sky
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4:26 "Aye dawg let me get some neutron star?" "Only a spoonful"
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