speaking of, imagine all the comets jupiter would launch to the inner solar system if he replaced neptune and stayed there :O, . it would cause so much destruction all over the solar system X(
@@DaffydKartoikromomaybe the term solar politics can be used to define politics that take place inside the solar system and the term celestial politics for politics that happens outside the solar system
1:50 It's not possible for the Sun to eventually "go supernova", because it's not heavy enough. Only stars that are around 8 times the mass of the Sun or heavier are heavy enough for a supernova to occur. For a supernova to occur, the star needs to be heavy enough to fuse carbon nuclei with each other, which the Sun is nowhere close to.
@@Walker__91 no learnt about tardigrades at uni about 15 years ago now and just found it hilarious that they had nicknames like water bear and moss piglet 😂
The thing in the pot was tartigrade which is an animal in Earth that can hibernate for a long time even in space and come back to life when it comes in contact with wate, so maybe it mutated there and its a problem .... LiIKE IT FOR DREW TO SEE THIS !!!!
Yes They are some of the most resilient lifeforms to evolve on this planet. They are one of the only lifeforms that has survived IN THE VACUUM OF SPACE with no protection.
I just- love that everyone has a different eyes and mouth size as well as a different gap between each eye and the gap between the eyes and the mouth and- I feel confident I could recognize a character if they give me only their face
Coming back to the fifth planet, according to the scientific community’s newer findings planets ejecting from solar systems might be a lot more common thing. They hypotesy there could be more such rouge planets out there, drifting in space than ones in orbits.
0:14 astro-politics, astro- means stars but can also mean celestial bodies in general, it can be found in words like asteroid, astronomer, astronomy astronaut and astrodude himself
3:11 the moons distance from earth actually varies by 19,000 miles from apogee(farthest point in orbit) to perigee (closest point in orbit), this is why full moons appear 12% larger than crescent moons
Fan fact: the fifth giant was actually launched out of are solar system the desert eat or colloided with it. If they collided with it there are just gone the fifth giant well ofc it's a giant but if they collided well the fifth giant is the third most biggest planeta little bigger than Uranus and Neptune it will disrupt the orbit of Saturn but this is why it was only launched out: if the fifth giant was and launched out this was this would happen in the future or the present day: we launch out Uranus and Neptune, can collide with Jupiter or Saturn, and will affect Jupiter Saturn Neptune and Uranus's orbit.
4:05 I think yes because now it’s pretty chill on mars -63 degrees Celsius and the reason why Venus is so hot is greenhouse effect but the reason why mars (almost) doesn’t have a atmosphere is because the core is kinda cold in comparison to earth so it might even grow an atmosphere and become sustainable for life but that could be totally wrong and the same could happen for mars as happens to Venus. Buuuttttttt because of the greenhouse effect on Venus it might stay just cool down enough to have liquid water and be sustainable for life but that chance is probably lower because there is not much sunlight coming through its atmosphere so no photosynthesis and both of these theories could be as far away as possible
3:09 No. Moving our moon several hundred or even 10 000 miles closer or further wouldnt make much of a difference. The moon actually has an eliptical orbit and the nearest point to earth is a few tens of thousands of kilometres closer than the furthest point from earth on its orbit
The moon being "hundreds of meters" closer wouldn't mean anything, you fell into the scale mistake. At it's closest approach each month the moon is 363300 km way, and at it's farthest each month it's 405500 km, It changes 42,200,000 meters EVERY orbit
I look forward to Drew Durnil's Astropolitics videos in the coming decades (or centuries?) about dwarf planets fighting for recognition of "main" terrestrial planets of the Inner Solar System.
The stuff behind Jupiter is the Oort cloud... and putting anything as massive nearby likely will result in a lot of those orbiting around and falling into Jupiter, while some will slingshot towards the inner solar system.
If we are involving Pluto you have to bring in Ceres also. Think of it like this, Mercury is the smallest planet but twice the size of Pluto. And Pluto is twice the size of Ceres. If size is the only thing keeping Pluto out I’d argue Ceres has as much right to be considered.
Sunshine Fascism is just that. Father's power is too great, so please camouflage yourself when you perform. I want him to be Apollo of the Waterside🙂🐟 ⛅This or this🌦️ Neptune's? glasses laughed🤣
there was some new reseaarch about the jupiter saving us from asteroids and meteors... im sorry to tell you it actually flings more stuff our way than it deflects,
I recommend a video about The Battle of Aljubarrota by the channel HistoryMarche. The Portuguese won a battle outnumbered 6 to 1. The Spanish had 30 000 and the Portuguese had 7 500.
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You can’t just completely skip over Earth’s redemption and the Moon Revolution
Lmaooo
Pengiunanimatorguy1707@ yeah
He’s watching the show completely wrong
@@pengiunanimatorguy maybe he ain’t ready for the 2 hour film yet of that arc
Yeah
0:15 probably be celestial politics “celestial bodies” is the blanket term for all planets, asteroids, moons, stars, etc.
I thought it would be solar politics. But celestial politics sounds cooler
speaking of, imagine all the comets jupiter would launch to the inner solar system if he replaced neptune and stayed there :O, . it would cause so much destruction all over the solar system X(
@@DaffydKartoikromomaybe the term solar politics can be used to define politics that take place inside the solar system and the term celestial politics for politics that happens outside the solar system
Astropolitics.
It could be interstellar or solar
1:50
It's not possible for the Sun to eventually "go supernova", because it's not heavy enough. Only stars that are around 8 times the mass of the Sun or heavier are heavy enough for a supernova to occur. For a supernova to occur, the star needs to be heavy enough to fuse carbon nuclei with each other, which the Sun is nowhere close to.
I didn’t realize this video came out an hour ago I thought this was made a couple months ago and I was watching an old video💀
Same💀
@@Phil_ballytwell glad to see I’m not alone
@@arandompersononthelnternet me too
You two aren't the only ones
YES, SOLAR BALLS, LETS GO!
6:06 BRO NEPTUNE IS SPEAKING "IN YE OLDEN DAYS" 😭😭😭😭😭
Astropolitics is the word you’re thinking
@ChanZNTP2025about you
Well I think Solar Politics would be better.
@@sandormatyasovszki7433Solar means Sun, so that wouldn’t really make sense
@ChanZNTP2025 typed it 3 times and not correctly once
I think Cosmopolitics has a nice ring to it
19:09 Drew, that "alien cell" is a tardigrade, water bear, if you know them by that name
Edit: Never mind, he accidentally predicted the actual joke
I like their nickname moss piglet 😂
@@Gingerchalkykurzgesagt?
@@Walker__91 no learnt about tardigrades at uni about 15 years ago now and just found it hilarious that they had nicknames like water bear and moss piglet 😂
So the Sun is just an old school teacher. Never would have made that connection.
with severe mood swings.
and psychopathic tendencies.
and they’re also a criminal.
yea, I watch too much solarballs
The thing in the pot was tartigrade which is an animal in Earth that can hibernate for a long time even in space and come back to life when it comes in contact with wate, so maybe it mutated there and its a problem .... LiIKE IT FOR DREW TO SEE THIS !!!!
Yes They are some of the most resilient lifeforms to evolve on this planet. They are one of the only lifeforms that has survived IN THE VACUUM OF SPACE with no protection.
At least the only known multicellular lifeform, some single cell extremophiles can survive.
@@tarrantwolf yes
pretty sure single celled organisms can live nearly anywhere (correct me if im wrong)
not an animal bruh it's an multi cellular organism.
there aint no way your just gonna skip over the whole moon revolution and earth arc
I just- love that everyone has a different eyes and mouth size as well as a different gap between each eye and the gap between the eyes and the mouth and- I feel confident I could recognize a character if they give me only their face
12:48 I’m glad you noticed that about the Earth map
Do NOT skip the earth is heading to the sun like THAT!!!!
Like yeah (really sad actually)
18:55 i think drew forgot astro dude has a wife
Coming back to the fifth planet, according to the scientific community’s newer findings planets ejecting from solar systems might be a lot more common thing. They hypotesy there could be more such rouge planets out there, drifting in space than ones in orbits.
Petition to put the Ottoman flag in Drew's background (Day 14)
Byzantine*
@@KindlyKalen You just triggered the Turks
@@LightningLabShort I know.
@@KindlyKalen 👀👀
@@LightningLabShort😂😂
0:14 astro-politics, astro- means stars but can also mean celestial bodies in general, it can be found in words like asteroid, astronomer, astronomy astronaut and astrodude himself
Venice already had life that had little cellss and stuff moving around then they died
Whales actually have small throats so they can’t swallow you 26:42
15:30 voyager 1 was launched in 1977 and is OUTSIDE the solar system
Yup. The moon is humming the end of the song "time" by pink floyd at 34:08
"Keplerbelt" 😭😭😭
How do you mess that up 😂😂
That's like pronouncing MakeMake as "Mayke Mayke" instead of "Mah-kee Mah-kee" 😂
How do you confuse that with my name
@@Aliix458I pronounce it like that
3:11 the moons distance from earth actually varies by 19,000 miles from apogee(farthest point in orbit) to perigee (closest point in orbit), this is why full moons appear 12% larger than crescent moons
He was talking about that Australia's upside down and Uranus is on its side
You know it’s a good day when drew uploads a 30 minute video
Fan fact: the fifth giant was actually launched out of are solar system the desert eat or colloided with it. If they collided with it there are just gone the fifth giant well ofc it's a giant but if they collided well the fifth giant is the third most biggest planeta little bigger than Uranus and Neptune it will disrupt the orbit of Saturn but this is why it was only launched out: if the fifth giant was and launched out this was this would happen in the future or the present day: we launch out Uranus and Neptune, can collide with Jupiter or Saturn, and will affect Jupiter Saturn Neptune and Uranus's orbit.
FINALLY ANOTHER SOLARBALLS REACTION
“Uranus reminds me of the land down under”
- Drew Durnil, 2024
The sun is definitely Caseoh I'm calling it
OMFG I WOULDNT OF EVER EXPECTED THAT
Then what is UY Scuti
nah, you did sun dirty
@@iiDTC your mom
4:05 I think yes because now it’s pretty chill on mars -63 degrees Celsius and the reason why Venus is so hot is greenhouse effect but the reason why mars (almost) doesn’t have a atmosphere is because the core is kinda cold in comparison to earth so it might even grow an atmosphere and become sustainable for life but that could be totally wrong and the same could happen for mars as happens to Venus. Buuuttttttt because of the greenhouse effect on Venus it might stay just cool down enough to have liquid water and be sustainable for life but that chance is probably lower because there is not much sunlight coming through its atmosphere so no photosynthesis and both of these theories could be as far away as possible
Watch The Journey To Neptune
( Very Funny )
3:09 No. Moving our moon several hundred or even 10 000 miles closer or further wouldnt make much of a difference. The moon actually has an eliptical orbit and the nearest point to earth is a few tens of thousands of kilometres closer than the furthest point from earth on its orbit
My friend your watching the show wrong you missed earth redemption and the moon revolution 😭
Skipping through the entire revolution, huh
murcury: so so just shut up drew and let the vid play
1:58 no its actually 5 billion years lol
Dude he’s going to be so confused by the lore 😭
He needs to react to Solarballs more often
Maybe like 1 vid per 1 month?
Plus
He dosent know what happened with the Moon Revolution
Nah, didn't this how ice age start (I'm just kidding)
YOU CAN'T JUST SKIP EVERY LORE EPISODE 😭😭😭😭😭
Petition for a Zimbabwe ball day, 136
Why do you want to freeze the bible?
@@Capitala-București speech to text glitch
I SCREAMED when i saw A solarballs reaction
"But I like my orbit" - Uranus 2024 (idk i just like the pure silence after he said it)
The Earth would be warmer than Mars due to the Earth’s Atmosphere!
I love your space video pls continue them
OMG YES DREW FINALLY MADE A SB VIDEO AAHAJQJ
YOUR WATCHING THE SHOW WRONG
WATCH THE MOON REVOLUTION
I honestly would not be surprised if Astrodude finds Nozis on the dark side of the moon. Anybody agree with me.
Iron sky reference.
The moon being "hundreds of meters" closer wouldn't mean anything, you fell into the scale mistake. At it's closest approach each month the moon is 363300 km way, and at it's farthest each month it's 405500 km, It changes 42,200,000 meters EVERY orbit
The moon is moving slowly away from Earth over time, in the scale of hundreds of millions of years to billions of years though.
Neptune being neptune again
Yep (^ . ^)
YES,MORE SOLARBALLS YAY!!!!!
Have a wonderful day
You have a wonderful day as well! :))
Thanks, you too!
You too :D
@ChanZNTP2025 you misspelled three times buddy.
@@honty1029 its probably one of those UTTP wannabes judging by the pfp (just report em)
Neptune is trying to be jupiter
Russians in the ice caps :🗿
NO BC THE WAY JUPITER AND SATURN WERE BACKING UP EACH OTHER 💔💔
I look forward to Drew Durnil's Astropolitics videos in the coming decades (or centuries?) about dwarf planets fighting for recognition of "main" terrestrial planets of the Inner Solar System.
@ChanZNTP2025you, seeing how much you respond here
lol
@@WhatHadHappened_ bro ignore and report these fools they are only doing this for attention using bots
The stuff behind Jupiter is the Oort cloud... and putting anything as massive nearby likely will result in a lot of those orbiting around and falling into Jupiter, while some will slingshot towards the inner solar system.
0:18 astropolitics
A REACTION TO SOLARBALLS? this is one of a kind!! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
When did Neptune get a computer😂
If we are involving Pluto you have to bring in Ceres also. Think of it like this, Mercury is the smallest planet but twice the size of Pluto. And Pluto is twice the size of Ceres. If size is the only thing keeping Pluto out I’d argue Ceres has as much right to be considered.
finally drew is back to solar balls
Am i the only one who has a crush on Neptune.....
I have a crush on Luna/Earth's moon
@@AisyahMarsha-lt6pk so your crush is in the sky mine too
@@AisyahMarsha-lt6pk Wait, so your first boyfriend turned into the moon?...?
That's rough Buddy
25:33 That is a tardigrade, it can survive in the vacuum of space.
AGUUHHHHH SOLARBLLLS REACTION?!? YES PLS
Proxima b:why am i not popular im the closest neighbour to earth
11:32 ok now don’t rip into me like that!
Sunshine Fascism is just that.
Father's power is too great, so please camouflage yourself when you perform.
I want him to be Apollo of the Waterside🙂🐟
⛅This or this🌦️
Neptune's? glasses laughed🤣
3:53 In my world Pluto is still a planet sue me
there was some new reseaarch about the jupiter saving us from asteroids and meteors... im sorry to tell you it actually flings more stuff our way than it deflects,
Instead of calling computer Jarvis call her Friday.
I’ve been waiting… FOR 74 YEARS… FOR HIM TO MAKE ANOTHER SOLARBALLS VIDEO 😁
Wouldn't Mars gain oceans of water?
I love these types of videos.
@ChanZNTP2025 Im not a nerd but i will say it ITS FREAKING SPELLED "Who cares" and did i asked you?
@@kamildziubol9371 bro, ignore and report these fools don't give them the attention they want. They only do this for attention using bots
Please bring back the old plushies like i first saw this channel 3 weeks ago or just give us remakes of some
He can’t
Litterly why like explain me why
Zebo looks oddly similar to a water bear
13:08 Was that the sun or is that mars?
Me knowing its venus instantly
Poor earth 😢
The sun gives me King Julien vibes 17:15
in the first clip atleast we won't have global warming
Jupiter mentioned!!!!
@ChanZNTP2025 the same amount your parents love you
@ChanZNTP2025 can’t even spell cares right
Guys, ignore and report these kind of bots. They only doing this for attention.
Day 143 of supporting Capital-Bucharest's petition for Drew to visit Romania
Signed
Bro, watch the video first
@@BMWISFROMITALY if i watch the video and then comment then noone will like cuz there are a lot more comments
FINALLY HE'S BACK IN SOLARBALLS
1:54 triplets of the end of the universe (neutron star is the hated one).
30 MINUTE DREW DURNIL VIDEO!!
YOUR FINALLY MAKING MORE VIDEOS OF SOLARBALLS
Petition for Drew to make Hungary countryballs plushie (day 162)
I love seeing how much lore Drew missed.
nah i think that is just sweden getting out from europe and sit next to iberia lol
its been 80 year's since d-day
It seems kind of crazy to think about
Please watch theoon revelation arc its very good 💯😊🎉🎉
I recommend a video about The Battle of Aljubarrota by the channel HistoryMarche. The Portuguese won a battle outnumbered 6 to 1. The Spanish had 30 000 and the Portuguese had 7 500.
Ain’t no way bro skipped the entire moon revolution
ahh yes, i sure love the keplar belt
Petition for drew to revive his old age of history 2 videos day 370
You can't just skip a whole arc 😭 (I'm talking about the moon revolution+earth alone)
HE FINALLY DOING IT AGAIN OMG
1: yes I’m an asexual nonbinary.
2:sushi.
Your costume looks amazing!!!
Hmmm… 24:08 those aren’t aliens… those are deep sea fish