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I was surprised to learn that Bop is significantly larger than Pol. I usually visit both moons with the same craft due to their low delta V requirements. And Laythe is larger than Duna?!
@@Titanic-wo6bq I'll go even nerdier, Earth has an equatorial radius of 6,378,136.6 metres, and a polar radius of 6,356,752 metres. With an elevation span of 19882.86 metres, the lowest point of 11,034 metres below mean sea level, and the highest elevation of 8,848.86 metres above mean sea level. Earth, having a mass of 5,972,168,000,000,000,000,000,000 kilogramme, and Jool, having a mass of 4,233,212,700,000,000,000,000,000 kilogramme, means that jool is only 70.88234456900743582564991473783054997783049639594867391540224588457658...% the mass of Earth. 🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓
@@mrquaversDiameter. The description of the video says that the measurements are in diameter, looking up the diameter of Earth you can see they are very close in size.
damn gilly has really big gravity compared to pol apparently gilly's gravity is half that of pol and its 4 times smaller than pol so gilly is very dense
The entire Kerbol system is incredibly small, so it makes sense that the biggest planet would be smaller than Earth, however, it is neat that they are nearly the same size
So I was thinking id just send a probe flying into jool and aee if it survives! What do you guys think? I haven't explored Jool yet, so i was wondering if it acta like a real has planet!
what. the planets ingame are at a 0.1 scale to real planets and as far as im aware nothing points to jool actually being that big. and there is no kerbol system analog in real life found so whatever
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Duna
I never new that Laythe was bigger than Duna
@@tedm123 Almost the size of Kerbin and Tylo.
@@Jool4832 jool is the size of earth
Duna and Minmus
Laythe is a lot bigger than I thought! I didn't think It was bigger than duna!
Big boi
I was surprised to learn that Bop is significantly larger than Pol. I usually visit both moons with the same craft due to their low delta V requirements. And Laythe is larger than Duna?!
Interesting thing, Jool is actually 1:1 scale of the Earth.
Well no, it's not. Earth has a radius of 6371 kilometers, while Jool has a radius of only 6000. And Jool only has about 70.88% of Earth's mass.
@@Titanic-wo6bq 🤓
@@Titanic-wo6bq 🤓
@@Titanic-wo6bq I'll go even nerdier,
Earth has an equatorial radius of 6,378,136.6 metres, and a polar radius of 6,356,752 metres. With an elevation span of 19882.86 metres, the lowest point of 11,034 metres below mean sea level, and the highest elevation of 8,848.86 metres above mean sea level. Earth, having a mass of 5,972,168,000,000,000,000,000,000 kilogramme, and Jool, having a mass of
4,233,212,700,000,000,000,000,000 kilogramme, means that jool is only 70.88234456900743582564991473783054997783049639594867391540224588457658...% the mass of Earth.
🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓
@@Titanic-wo6bq 🤓
I did not know Duna was that small compared to laythe
Its interesting to realize that Jool is pretty much the same size as earth
Fun fact: Jool is almost the same size as earth, only 756.2 km short according to this video.
in what area or radius?
@@mrquaversDiameter. The description of the video says that the measurements are in diameter, looking up the diameter of Earth you can see they are very close in size.
damn gilly has really big gravity compared to pol
apparently gilly's gravity is half that of pol and its 4 times smaller than pol so gilly is very dense
The gravity on Pol is actually about 7,6 times that of Gilly.
pol has a small soi so the other moons fit together, I think
@@Hubble_Planetballs i was talking about the gravitational force not the soi
@@abandoned_old_channel oh
Gilly isn't moon, is a big potato
Absolutely epic did you use blender to make this?
Yes
I’m fascinated by how round Bop isn’t, considering it’s larger than Minmus and Pol, both of which are yet more round
Bop likely corresponds to Proteus around Neptune, then.
where kerbol?
Ooo a longer video? I’m interested
Did you like it?
@@EnchantedStew yeah man! Sick that you’re learning how to use blender
@@StateoftheWorld Already knew how to, I just didn't really use it on this channel.
I always though that bop is same size like gilly
Fun fact: Earth is (radius wise) %5 bigger than Jool
They should hire you for KSP2
Would violate labour laws probably.
@@EnchantedStew ?
@@tedm123 In the united states, I am only allowed to work some 10 hours a week when school is in season.
@@EnchantedStew Ok
It would be cool to do the outer planets mod scale
i wonder how big kerbol is compared to jool?
i never expected that our earth is bigger than jool
The entire Kerbol system is incredibly small, so it makes sense that the biggest planet would be smaller than Earth, however, it is neat that they are nearly the same size
This is great! It would be cool if there was another one but with OPM.
thank you for doing it in diameter and not stupid radius
So I was thinking id just send a probe flying into jool and aee if it survives! What do you guys think?
I haven't explored Jool yet, so i was wondering if it acta like a real has planet!
jool is size of earth lol
Are you gonna make a version with the new ksp2 planets when it comes out?
I love this video you better not delete this video
Wtf
we all needed this
what would happen if put earth and jool near each other
I didn't even think Tylo was as big as Kerbin! lol
Also is this in radius or diameter?
Diameter
Amazing!
I was surprised that the mun is bigger then Dres, and that moho was bigger than eloo
I hope in ksp2 we get real solar system as dlc
No
Please don't make that happen
its a mod so no
No
Never
My favorite music
are all the planets orbiting jool, or what?
Bro jool has many moons but other planets orbit kerbol
...and then you realize that Earth is bigger than Jool...
So no sun?!
1:30 F******!!!! WHAT A GIANT PLANET!
the gas giant is jool
@@kimmokaipainen4977 i know, but WTF
And Jool is only the size of Earth, everything in Kerbal Space Program is about 10x smaller than it’s real life counterpart
@@EaThePorg yep.
I wish kerbal space program is popular
It is
Kerbins have atleast, Half of Size of a Human, thats waht i think
792L
112C
Yo myster stuw, but dis is JNSQ tekstures
Irl jool is just a mini neptune
Jool is about the size of Earth
@@thatoneguy611 yeah and that's small for gas giant standards
if jool existed in real life it would be a gas dwarf/mini neptune.the planets in ksp must be pretty dense if jool is the size of earth -700 km.
Jool is sopossed to be 120,000km in real life
what.
the planets ingame are at a 0.1 scale to real planets and as far as im aware nothing points to jool actually being that big.
and there is no kerbol system analog in real life found so whatever
I want minmus to orbit our moon
Lol Jool ist kleiner als die erde
literally all of these are wrong
These are in diameter, not radius. So 2X the in game value
Fun fact: Kerbol, the sun of the kerbol system, Is smaller than our sun.
The whole system is smaller in general
no sheet bro it's not like every other object in this solar system is 8x smaller
@@nzredwolf4048 yes