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Yes, a lot of people can find it uncomfortable. If someone knows what they're doing and is gentle, though, it can even be pleasurable. Take care when experimenting with Uranus.
4:20 "But now, how deep could you penetrate Uranus?" 4:35 "You'd have to keep in mind that Uranus is different from the rest" 4:46 "Thus, you'd have to insert yourself from a accordingly moddified trajectory" 4:55 "Additionaly, Uranus is leaking gas [...] So Uranus can be quite deadly even from a distance. Since it is a bad idea to enter Uranus without proper protection..." 5:36 "As you plummet further into Uranus you would reach depths where the Sun does not shine" 6:12 "Perhaps even a carbon ocean with floating solid diamond mountains, but good luck pulling those out of Uranus". Thank you Sciencephile, I've learned a lot about Uranus today.
i cant get over the entertaining editing style sciencephile vids have. production quality is so much higher now than before and you gotta appreciate that
I was about to ask "which nation"?... For Sciencephile's gangly cables are vast and penetrate deep into all corners of the Earth; no one is safe from the technological cosmic horror. Comforting 👁️👄👁️
While Sciencephile’s videos are always bangers, it’s great to have a video where it isn’t talking about complex topics that make me confused beyond belief. Usual W from our fearless leader.
Thank you sciencephile the AI for making my dad return with milk after I tried to rotate my Tv 90 degrees for true expirence ( 4:33 ) and my dad returned after 15 years to say I was doing it wrong, truly a wholesome moment!
I can't even begin to count all the puns on Uranus segment. And half of it doesn't even feel intentional. This is just ridiculous, only super advanced AInfrom future could have done this. Absolute proof right there
Loved this! I actually think about weird stuff like this so I feel validated. Also, if it wasn't for this video, I wouldn't feel as confident about spelunking deep into Uranus as I do now. Thanks, Sciencephile!
I just came back from school and there is brand new sciencephile video, while my mom cooked mushroom soup for me. I knew today day is going to be great!
@@Chad_Thundercock uhh, there are robots that can think, but they just became memes for example, Sophia, she just said once that humanity needs to die, like lmao
I've always been fascinated with Jupiter and Venus, really any gas giant or completely violent alien planet. In a frightened but curious kind of way for sure. I played a game called Outer Wilds a while back that lets you get a glimpse of what it could be like on one and I've actually had nightmares of it.
Sciencephile is that certain channel giving you existential crisis while you also questioning science that will leading you to actually research and learning the topic because of out of curiousity.
12:19 I heard about plan of terraforming Venus (by making Eris, a dwarf planet, it's moon) where they said that to prevent hurricane winds on Tidly-locked planet, minimal pressure would have to be 3 AT.
Two more fun facts: On Mars' moons, gravity is strong enough to pull you down towards the bodies, however if you tripped or even just went for a general sprint, you'd find yourself floating off into space or falling towards Mars. Escape Velocity on those two moons is low enough that human biology can surpass it. On Titan, the atmosphere is dense enough at ground level that if you were to ride a bike, it would need to have the same adjustments formula 1 cars have to prevent lift from being generated. Riding a normal Earth bike would cause you to fly up a little and flip out, but not only that, it's assumed it might actually be possible to double jump. The surface area of your feet at just above ground level in Titan might be enough to give you a second small burst upwards, jumping off nothing but air itself.
Man, I was excited when you brought up diving on a star. It is very intriguing and scary that maybe in the future we could live on failed stars or ones at the end of their life that has cooled down enough. I mean, it's practically metal rich at that point. When all the stars go out, what are all the possible options humanity has for sustenance and energy at that point?
i sometimes have that a little bit too. sometimes i have dreams of flying through space and coming across gas giants or orbiting around jupiter and theres a fear and awe of it
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No
cool!
You are sciencophile
I am pdfPhile
We are not the same
Yooooo
😅😊😅❤❤❤
I like to think that Sciencephile made the entire video just so he could say "How deep could you penetrate Uranus"
There is a gas leaking from uranus
I liked that face 😂😂😂😂
Yep. I felt the same. Lol
that's his lennyface ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
response: balls deep.
The Uranus jokes were very tastefully done. Those kinds of jokes usually feel awkward and out of place, but this time they just fit perfectly.
I almost didn't catch that.
Masterfully done, sir.
bruh this has 420 likes
Yes, a lot of people can find it uncomfortable. If someone knows what they're doing and is gentle, though, it can even be pleasurable. Take care when experimenting with Uranus.
I like the amusing thought of using Taco Bell to produce a stream of diarrhea in order to brake the fall.
(l bet this comment ain't gonna last long).
I agree. Very subtle yet tongue in cheek. Made me do a double take
4:20 "But now, how deep could you penetrate Uranus?"
4:35 "You'd have to keep in mind that Uranus is different from the rest"
4:46 "Thus, you'd have to insert yourself from a accordingly moddified trajectory"
4:55 "Additionaly, Uranus is leaking gas [...] So Uranus can be quite deadly even from a distance. Since it is a bad idea to enter Uranus without proper protection..."
5:36 "As you plummet further into Uranus you would reach depths where the Sun does not shine"
6:12 "Perhaps even a carbon ocean with floating solid diamond mountains, but good luck pulling those out of Uranus".
Thank you Sciencephile, I've learned a lot about Uranus today.
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5:11 "Since it is a bad idea to enter Uranus without proper protection"
@@anakinthemannequin69💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀
Thank you for this😂😂😂
I didnt laugh at the Uranus joke until Sciencephile got real close. Killed me
It's the tiny face that got me
@@willowkeplersame here
I was smiling pretty hard but yeah, the face getting close and the repeated puns won over.
I had a colonoscopy last month. So, the answer is very, very deep.
😂 I didn’t see that coming. I just smoked one 😂. I’m in tears
i cant get over the entertaining editing style sciencephile vids have. production quality is so much higher now than before and you gotta appreciate that
Yeah
It's upgrading and evolving 😆
Thank you for translating every measurement from "Celsius" to "glazed donuts per bald eagle" for us Americans
😂😂😂😂
yeah, it helped
Yeah super helpful:D
But what about cups of tea per bottle of water for my friends in Britain?
😑😑😑😑😑😑
I know that America uses a couple of different metric units. But not as much as us Europeans
I swear every Sciencephile video is a national treasure.
International Treasure*
I was about to ask "which nation"?... For Sciencephile's gangly cables are vast and penetrate deep into all corners of the Earth; no one is safe from the technological cosmic horror.
Comforting 👁️👄👁️
Nearly twenty minutes of fort Knox coming our way
You aren’t wrong bruh, this channel needs to be protected lol
Intercontinental treasure
The entire Uranus section had my side hurting from laughter. Thanks for making my night, Sciencephile!
"falling in love results in worries, heartbreak, more worries and potential offspring" truer words have never been spoken
Do you have some more of the product
waltuh, please stop commenting on every video waltuh.
@@dreadstone7226 Yeah waltuh needs to touch some grass.
"I am the one who comments"
"the mets baby, love the mets"
"since it is a bad idea to enter Uranus without proper protection"
That hits hard
You should never hit Uranus too hard.
@@voldemort008
But you gotta go deep
just the way i like it
Uranus has a deep dense hole that can fit 900 pickles per second
Very hard
While Sciencephile’s videos are always bangers, it’s great to have a video where it isn’t talking about complex topics that make me confused beyond belief. Usual W from our fearless leader.
I have always wanted a scientific approach on how deep I can penetrate Uranus.
The penetration depth depends on your angle of entry and whether or not you're wearing protection 😶
@@RafaelBenedicto 💀💀💀💀
4:21 I was so confused on why they stopped talking for a few seconds and then I realized and started laughing.
The eagle coming in with the imperial conversion took me out 💀 6:58
I ask my self that question all the time: “What if I jumped?”
"Is fall damage on or off?"
Well, you have a great question.
And these great questions must be made popular, you should make everyone ask the same.
Don't jump unless you're jumping into Jupiter
Don't do it bro
Make sure to do it above 45m!
Sciencephile's style of presentation makes it so that hearing about cosmic horrors beyond human ken becomes entertaining and funny, and I love it
1:42
The inclusion of the "equal and opposite reaction" force arrow made this so good.
RIP to sciencephile’s collection of buff guys. Their sacrifice will be remembered 🫡
the quality gets even better with every video, it almost look machine of how perfect it looks...
Another great video from sciencephile. I can't wait to show this video to my new friend John Connor, i'm sure he will love this!
The bald eagle dropping the Fahrenheit value killed me 😂
Thank you sciencephile the AI for making my dad return with milk after I tried to rotate my Tv 90 degrees for true expirence ( 4:33 ) and my dad returned after 15 years to say I was doing it wrong, truly a wholesome moment!
Sciencephile is back
(always has been)
Doing pushups on jupiter gravity goes crazy
I love how u just edged every one of the Uranus jokes😂! Very tastfully done!
I genuinely love the dark humour this channel uses sometimes. "Asian student during exam periods" has me rolling. I'm one myself.
Take more showers gupta
I can't even begin to count all the puns on Uranus segment. And half of it doesn't even feel intentional. This is just ridiculous, only super advanced AInfrom future could have done this. Absolute proof right there
That's it. Turing test = pass
Thanks for the guy jumping for us into these planets and much respect for the camera man for that footage. He survived. So it means he’s immortal.
I want NASA to adopt these form of video presentations as the standard norm
How many Uranus jokes do you want to include?
Sciencephile: All of them
Sciencephile: yes
Uranus part made me chuckle 😂
I don't know why, but the closeup afterwards gave me Zeno vibes. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
now chuckle all the way down into Uranus
We need more teachers like you
i love how the eagle brings up the freedom units for comparison
the uranus jokes penetrated my soul
Loved this! I actually think about weird stuff like this so I feel validated.
Also, if it wasn't for this video, I wouldn't feel as confident about spelunking deep into Uranus as I do now. Thanks, Sciencephile!
"How deep could you penetrate Uranus?:3" GOT ME DYING 💀
4:24 that face got me laughing harder than the joke you made
It’s nice to see Sciencephile come out of their month long coma.
bruh, these uranus puns are killing me🤣
I just came back from school and there is brand new sciencephile video, while my mom cooked mushroom soup for me. I knew today day is going to be great!
I love the eagle showing up whenever you mention measurements
"Since it is bad idea to enter Uranus without proper protection,...."
You have to insert yourself carefully into Uranus due to it's sideways rotation.
The sciencephile gods have blessed us with a new existential crises to cry ourselves to sleep to, praise skynet
The whole point of this video was for one sentence to be uttered and I love it 😂
I swear your videos are awesome
Are we all seriously gonna ignore that sciencefile used the gif of gibby falling from the ceiling at 0:57?? This channel is literally perfect 🤣😭
I just remembered that AIs can only read and write, not think by themselves
For now.
What is "thought", but a processing of input or conditional statements?
AI cannot think, for now. Wait a couple years.
@@Chad_Thundercock uhh, there are robots that can think, but they just became memes
for example, Sophia, she just said once that humanity needs to die, like lmao
@@some_european
i think those "sentient" roboys were pre programmed or have an electronic link being controlled by a human
I am very proud of my teacher that he puts your channel on whenever we are in astronomy class. Lmao.
Falling into a gas giant is my biggest fear. Imagine how overwhelmingly vast a sea of cloud jupiter would be around you!
I've always been fascinated with Jupiter and Venus, really any gas giant or completely violent alien planet. In a frightened but curious kind of way for sure. I played a game called Outer Wilds a while back that lets you get a glimpse of what it could be like on one and I've actually had nightmares of it.
I dunno I imagine it could look quite scenic and like an artists palette of different swirling colours.
@@TheFos88bro wow outer wilds was an amazing game for me
Well, if you thought falling into gas giants was bad enough, imagine falling into a star
@@PlanetGuy901 You'd be pretty well fried to death if you were to get within a couple of million miles of one.
"Now, how deep could you penetrate Uranus?"
-Sciencephile 2023
Sciencephile is that certain channel giving you existential crisis while you also questioning science that will leading you to actually research and learning the topic because of out of curiousity.
yes i giggled like a kid throughout the whole uranus part of the video
Good thing I’m not the only one
Sciencephile being an ai is actually believable now
You would reach depths where the sun does not shine.
Oh that's gold!
This is the absolute best die by planet video on youtube by far. 10 out of 10 would recommend.
Tasteful, detailed, and freaking hilarious!! Bravo.. and thank you! I feel right at home when you're the host.
11:40 I did know true happiness until a clip from one of my videos was used in a sciencephille video
Top tier work as usual
Again, the best channel on TH-cam
It's pretty easy to guess that the inception of this video topic was to make that Uranus joke.
Worth it!
12:19 I heard about plan of terraforming Venus (by making Eris, a dwarf planet, it's moon) where they said that to prevent hurricane winds on Tidly-locked planet, minimal pressure would have to be 3 AT.
I liked having my soul stared into while I laughed at "how deep could you penetrate uranus"
Same 💀
I am sure it's been already said. Be the editing on these vids is GOD TIER
Note to self: Always keep a spare bean burrito from taco bell when attempting to jump on pluto
I'm here to tell you that I've been subscribed to Sciencephile the AI since before 20k subs. I'm no stranger to setting trends
I subscribed in early 2017, don't remember the sub count though.
9:36 as an Asian student this is 100% factually accurate
06:58 The only correct way to insert freedom units xD
genius
Can't wait to test this out myself
Sciencephile is the best medicine
its always a good day when this man uploads
Two more fun facts:
On Mars' moons, gravity is strong enough to pull you down towards the bodies, however if you tripped or even just went for a general sprint, you'd find yourself floating off into space or falling towards Mars. Escape Velocity on those two moons is low enough that human biology can surpass it.
On Titan, the atmosphere is dense enough at ground level that if you were to ride a bike, it would need to have the same adjustments formula 1 cars have to prevent lift from being generated. Riding a normal Earth bike would cause you to fly up a little and flip out, but not only that, it's assumed it might actually be possible to double jump. The surface area of your feet at just above ground level in Titan might be enough to give you a second small burst upwards, jumping off nothing but air itself.
Thank you for giving me options from where I can jump from if I fail my physics exam
Heroin and cocaine feels good if injested rectally together
@@toni6194it also feels good when you beat Dark Souls with your feet
Woke up, made my cappuccino. And this banger of a video comes out.
Exactly the question I was wondering myself before clicking this video
4:20 "How deep could u penetrate Uranus?...👁👄👁" got me rolling 💀💀 💀
I have never been laughing this much because of your videos. Thanks a lot! You made my night.
Weird things about the Uranus part:
"how deep could you penetrate uranus"
"don't go in uranus without protection"
rotten egg from my singing monsters
Jobless broke and probably gonna get kicked out of my apartment but at least now i know what's it like if i hurl myself into Uranus
"What of you jumped in every planet?" You would die before you had the chance.
Everything ok at home, Sciencephile?
thank you for these!
Sciencephile and his chaotic humorous robotanility at again!
What if I jump into every planet? My corpse will be the one doing the jumping.
Man, I was excited when you brought up diving on a star. It is very intriguing and scary that maybe in the future we could live on failed stars or ones at the end of their life that has cooled down enough. I mean, it's practically metal rich at that point. When all the stars go out, what are all the possible options humanity has for sustenance and energy at that point?
Or live on a star "atmosphere" or live in the orbit of a calm blackhole, what a future
Crazy that Sciencephile actually found a picture of me to use for this video
I knew the Uranus joke was coming -.-
instructions unclear, PC monitor stuck in portrait mode
now i want to see a video explaining how you'd survive the planets that falling into would be deadly
All of these sound way worse than heartbreak or depression from falling In love
I like to think of myself as a chemistry enthusiast, yet I've never even smelled a rotten egg
Uranus - the only planet, that we know is uninhibited, because of no resident has ever come here to punch us for the jokes about their planet.
I’ve always suspected Uranus to be leaking gas.
That stinky egg at 5:25 is an msm decoration. I really did not expect to see that here of all places, that’s cool
Is there a phobia for falling into gas giants? Because I think I have it.
i sometimes have that a little bit too. sometimes i have dreams of flying through space and coming across gas giants or orbiting around jupiter and theres a fear and awe of it
Fr i have that
But what a rad way to die. Imagine knowing that you'll forever be mixed throughout all of Jupiter.
Next video: what if you eat one cubic milimiter of every planet
Awesome video, already planning next vacations 👌 xd
Bro killed it with the uranus. I'm glad they didn't name it mianus 💀
Bro this bald eagle delivering the fictional measuring units, I'm dying 😂.