No its like spraying a drop of water on hot pan Cause sun is 1 milliion times bigger than earth So your example isnt really appropriate case a drop of water is not 1 million times smaller than pan Its probabily just few thousand times smaller
we could just transfer the water into mars planet when we colonize that planet instead of wasting it, putting water in sun is not enough through all of the water that earth has, sun is 100× bigger than earth so all earth's waters are just a sweat drop for sun
@• Levî • he never loved this kinda content before so he says that, what do you want him to say? "I LOVE THIS CONTENT" and he just knew about the content? Think! THINK A BIT.
on what planet lol? even if all of Mars frozen gasses and all of its frozen water all of a sudden went into a gas state it would only make the atmospheric pressure 10% of earths which as of now only has about 1% of earths atmospheric pressure. What you should learn from other videos is we will never be able to terraform a planet. the only "planet" or body we would be able to terraform is titan but it would be the opposite of terraforming it, we would have to figure out how to thin its atmosphere...by a lot cause when its atmosphere starts to thin them its lakes of nitrogen start turning into a gas...its impossible. or Venus, if we could thin its atmosphere it could be livable in the next billion years but then it depends on if the core is producing the right kind of water cause 99.9% of earths water was made in the core and came out as plumes of water vapor during the formation of earth when it was very hot in its core.Theres not a single comet that carries the same water thats found on earth.Its all heavy water with contains an extra neutron, theres hard water on earth but they came from comets which is .1% of earths water
This is a strong oversimplification of how the proton-proton chain works. The sun doesn’t combine four protons together in one go; it takes two protons and smashes them together, releasing a positron and a neutrino to create an unstable form of hydrogen, called a deuteron or heavy hydrogen (a proton with a neutron). It then has to fuse with another free floating proton, which then releases a gamma ray and creates an unstable form of helium (3He) with two protons and a neutron. The 3He then collides with another 3He, creating a stable form of Helium with two protons and two neutrons and kicking out two protons. So, essentially, the sun has to create stable forms of these elements in order to efficiently fuse them together
Should not worry about any thing. Just focus on what's matter to speed up process. Instead delay it. The more time the worse will get. Never will get better trust me
Well you know sun is driven by hydrogen fusion into helium. So if we know: -how much hydrogen it is composed of -how much energy is produced by fusing 1mol hydrogen into helium(any laboratory trying to produce energy using fusion can answer you) We can: -calculate how much energy it releases Then: -calculate how much time to finish the hydrogen Then: once hydrogen ends its left with helium, that starts getting fused as well and we repeat the procedure for helium and then for any element that comes later, adding the time needed to fuse everything we def know how much the star lasts. If you wish to inquire for detils how we can discern how much energy the sun produces i can help you on that as well I can also hint you how to calculate its mass. Its all stuff nasa can do pretty precisely thanks to the many billions expended in launching probes It basically comes down to calculate how much the lighter stays lit based on how much fuel and how strong it burns
This is too irrational to contemplate. This has several levels: 1) Sol (the Sun's name) is so much larger than Earth that our entire planet would be negligible. What would be the purpose of this? 2) Such a venture would cost untold trillions in fuel, materials to manufacture the space vessels etc. 3) We would exhaust our limited natural resources.
Finally some sense! The sun is 99% of all the mass in the solar system, you could throw all the planets combined into it and barely raise a burp. Throwing all the earths water at the sun would be like spitting at a bushfire!
Bro don’t take it too seriously. it’s just a “what if?” So don’t include points like ‘’what’s the reason for this?’’. Bright side also included the point of it not making any dent in our sun.
@@asillygooseth1432 , all my life have I encountered pests of various sorts. Being the eldest but the smallest in a family of veritable giants, I have made silliness my super power. 😄 😜🤗🤣
There's one inaccuracy so far.. It takes only two hydrogen isotopes to form helium, definitely not four (if you could fuse 4 you'd get a super unstable version of Beryllium)
answer #1: Nothing at all if its just earth’s amount of water answer #2: If you increase the amount exponentially then it would increase the mass of the sun because the sun uses hydrogen and nuclear fusion to produce heat (water has hydrogen). Add more water and the sun would collapse in on itself and create a black hole
technically we were born at the perfect stage of the sun , because it was in the state where us humans could of had a small gap and to pass through to life and then evolve in to what we are today
What happens when you pour water on the sun First of all, there are flaws, Like water in space is gonna completely freeze, I've seen water vapour gasses in space so to be sure Water in space can only take a solid or gassy state in space But even if that was the case, the water would just evaporate before it even gets close to the sun, like when it passes Mercury's orbit
The topic of this video was what would happen if we pour water on sun Not how we would take it to the sun Water would no evaporate quickly Also it's common sense that taking water fromm space is impossible
I’m kind of confused. If there’s the great big blue stars and the sun produces a lot more orangish/yellowish/reddish to our eyes mostly then how is there even a such thing as blue fire and red fire?
@@nbmil If you don't believe me, then watch the sunset. When the sun is setting in the sky, you will see that the sun is yellow. If someone is telling you that the sun is white, then it's just a myth.
Today Jan 28, 2023 , a date which will live in infamy, Al Gore declared that the sun will run out of hydrogen fuel in just under 10 years or maybe not.
"if we smash 4 hydrogen atoms together, we get a helium atom" pretty sure that's not addition works we have 4 protons (and 4 electrons would stay close) colliding with each other; helium only has 2 protons (and 2 electrons) so its either 2 atoms of helium or one atom of beryllium (which isn't typical in most gaseous stars, so it's probably the helium)
I'll save you 8 minutes: Nothing will happen.
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nope, we will die without water
@Dariyan true
Thank you very much
If the sun dies everybody will soon die
Pouring all Earth's water into the Sun is like putting a drop of water onto a hot frying pan.
Great analogy!!
nice
No its like spraying a drop of water on hot pan
Cause sun is 1 milliion times bigger than earth
So your example isnt really appropriate case a drop of water is not 1 million times smaller than pan
Its probabily just few thousand times smaller
@@akshitgoyal9721 They were making an example bro chill.
@@leia4866 i am too giving an example
And also poiting out the inappropriate ones
The water would evaporate before even getting there lol.
Me: About to go to sleep
My mind: “There’s no reason to worry, but let’s find one!”
“Once you carry your own water, you will learn the value of every drop.”
Well said 👌
I don’t carry water
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@@Rosie_Armygirly "almost" never exsisted to you?
@@daisysoriano6563 its just an opinion
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I skipped 99% of it. “Almost” like 50% of his viewers prob skip.
That can solve the problem with rising sea levels
Programming! I believe what they tell me without evidence. Oh you meant the tides sorry.
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we could just transfer the water into mars planet when we colonize that planet instead of wasting it, putting water in sun is not enough through all of the water that earth has, sun is 100× bigger than earth so all earth's waters are just a sweat drop for sun
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In tomorrow's video: "what if you tried to put out a forest fire with your saliva?"
Man not that’s some truth
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You got one!
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@@rajibchand5736 wdym you said you want to love the content, then do it theres nothing stopping you
@• Levî • he never loved this kinda content before so he says that, what do you want him to say? "I LOVE THIS CONTENT" and he just knew about the content? Think! THINK A BIT.
@@cutecell2798 you can still say it even if you never knew it
Somebody take this guys phone 📲 he’s in his room making things up again.
What I learned from this video: We really need to get this terraforming thing going.
on what planet lol? even if all of Mars frozen gasses and all of its frozen water all of a sudden went into a gas state it would only make the atmospheric pressure 10% of earths which as of now only has about 1% of earths atmospheric pressure. What you should learn from other videos is we will never be able to terraform a planet. the only "planet" or body we would be able to terraform is titan but it would be the opposite of terraforming it, we would have to figure out how to thin its atmosphere...by a lot cause when its atmosphere starts to thin them its lakes of nitrogen start turning into a gas...its impossible. or Venus, if we could thin its atmosphere it could be livable in the next billion years but then it depends on if the core is producing the right kind of water cause 99.9% of earths water was made in the core and came out as plumes of water vapor during the formation of earth when it was very hot in its core.Theres not a single comet that carries the same water thats found on earth.Its all heavy water with contains an extra neutron, theres hard water on earth but they came from comets which is .1% of earths water
@@kyles8524 stop trying to sound smart and sciencey and let us dream
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What I learned from this video: there isn't much water on earth 🌎
WHAT!!?!?!?!
the sun is just too massive for it to pour out all the water
@@AleenAlshashtari123 nana. New Zealand’s underground has Been a continent and it’s over bigger than 1.3 argentinas
We are running out of water
Yep
"There's no reason to worry, so lets find one"💀
Wow thanks I didn't know we can put all of Earth's water in a container nice thumbnail let me try
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Nah theres more land under the water
@OVERDRIVE LIVE TV we are talking about the land over the earth not deep, but you still have a point.
Would it not just make the sun last longer because your just adding more hydrogen for it to use?
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This is a strong oversimplification of how the proton-proton chain works. The sun doesn’t combine four protons together in one go; it takes two protons and smashes them together, releasing a positron and a neutrino to create an unstable form of hydrogen, called a deuteron or heavy hydrogen (a proton with a neutron). It then has to fuse with another free floating proton, which then releases a gamma ray and creates an unstable form of helium (3He) with two protons and a neutron. The 3He then collides with another 3He, creating a stable form of Helium with two protons and two neutrons and kicking out two protons. So, essentially, the sun has to create stable forms of these elements in order to efficiently fuse them together
Realistically the sun would evaporate all the water before we even go close enough to start pouring
I remember thinking that if I pour water into the sun the sun will be destroyed
this is where elon musk comes in
informative and amusing. excellent video.
Has this ever happened to you. when you start to watch something and you watch it everyday
Adding mass to the sun doesn't make it bigger it just becomes heavier and denser.
There are points where it will actually make the sun smaller.due to increased gravity.
I cant believe that the sun heat travels 91million miles just to melt my chocolate bar
Pouring earth water to the sun is like carrying a bucket of water to extinguished the wildfire
Imagine how much hidden treasures found in those massive dry oceans
Let's start a bright side revolution!
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The sun is very hot and it would exaporate any water you tried to pour on it long before it reached the surface.
Should not worry about any thing. Just focus on what's matter to speed up process. Instead delay it. The more time the worse will get. Never will get better trust me
Have they ever timed a stars life span? Yet they are so confident about how long it will be.
Its math.
@@Tsepete yes it's mathematics but the numbers i think are not exactly right.
Well you know sun is driven by hydrogen fusion into helium.
So if we know:
-how much hydrogen it is composed of
-how much energy is produced by fusing 1mol hydrogen into helium(any laboratory trying to produce energy using fusion can answer you)
We can:
-calculate how much energy it releases
Then:
-calculate how much time to finish the hydrogen
Then: once hydrogen ends its left with helium, that starts getting fused as well and we repeat the procedure for helium and then for any element that comes later, adding the time needed to fuse everything we def know how much the star lasts.
If you wish to inquire for detils how we can discern how much energy the sun produces i can help you on that as well
I can also hint you how to calculate its mass. Its all stuff nasa can do pretty precisely thanks to the many billions expended in launching probes
It basically comes down to calculate how much the lighter stays lit based on how much fuel and how strong it burns
Sun: earth give me water I'm about to collapse pls give me fuel
Earth: here
I wonder if we would be able to extinguish the sun using carbondioxide
Bright side: What Happens If We Pour ALL Earth's Water on the Sun?
Me: It forms obsidian.
This is so silly we will die if we had no sun ❤️❤️❤️
I love your videos
I've really learnt what would I be without staying at the bright side of life
Nothing will happen. Earth is so miniscule in comparison. No STEM PhD needed to know that.
Need more like the one about the sun.
literally nothing earth is massively smaller than the sun so it would do absolutely nothing apart making a lot of vapor
This is too irrational to contemplate. This has several levels: 1) Sol (the Sun's name) is so much larger than Earth that our entire planet would be negligible. What would be the purpose of this? 2) Such a venture would cost untold trillions in fuel, materials to manufacture the space vessels etc. 3) We would exhaust our limited natural resources.
Finally some sense! The sun is 99% of all the mass in the solar system, you could throw all the planets combined into it and barely raise a burp. Throwing all the earths water at the sun would be like spitting at a bushfire!
Bro don’t take it too seriously. it’s just a “what if?” So don’t include points like ‘’what’s the reason for this?’’.
Bright side also included the point of it not making any dent in our sun.
nice imagination
@@asillygooseth1432 , all my life have I encountered pests of various sorts. Being the eldest but the smallest in a family of veritable giants, I have made silliness my super power. 😄 😜🤗🤣
@@multigerbs550 ding ding ding!
There's one inaccuracy so far.. It takes only two hydrogen isotopes to form helium, definitely not four (if you could fuse 4 you'd get a super unstable version of Beryllium)
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Even all the water out in the Oort Cloud dumped onto the sun wouldn't bother it all that much.
More like this please
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answer #1: Nothing at all if its just earth’s amount of water
answer #2: If you increase the amount exponentially then it would increase the mass of the sun because the sun uses hydrogen and nuclear fusion to produce heat (water has hydrogen). Add more water and the sun would collapse in on itself and create a black hole
technically we were born at the perfect stage of the sun , because it was in the state where us humans could of had a small gap and to pass through to life and then evolve in to what we are today
"If the moon were made of ribs would you eat it? It's not rocket science, just say yes and we'll move on."
What happens when you pour water on the sun
First of all, there are flaws,
Like water in space is gonna completely freeze, I've seen water vapour gasses in space so to be sure
Water in space can only take a solid or gassy state in space
But even if that was the case, the water would just evaporate before it even gets close to the sun, like when it passes Mercury's orbit
The topic of this video was what would happen if we pour water on sun
Not how we would take it to the sun
Water would no evaporate quickly
Also it's common sense that taking water fromm space is impossible
I swear sometimes Bright Sides videos are so hit and miss
“What if we put all of earths ocean onto the sun?”
We would die
Sound bout right
Correct
ANSWER: Nothing. It would be like a tablespoon of water on a bonfire!!!
Now that's a question I was asking myself last night I'm telling you...
Not really actually but i really like these kind of videos!
Me too
pov the cold water bottles in the fridge before it happen:hai yall
who want a drinkkkk
Me: There is no reason to worry.
The bright side: Let's find one!
Just look at the size difference lol. It's like tryng to put out a furnace with a drop of water.
Why would we waste water when we don't have enough drinking water 😂😂
Maybe use the ocean water, we won't drink if anyway
Ha
0iq haahahhaa
@@johnrichmondcastro4384 haa
@@janpaulschliemann9430 we make water from ocean
The size difference is insane.. I don't even need to watch this to know that the sun could engulf many earths and it'd be fine
Wow Alloh is Akbar
I’m kind of confused. If there’s the great big blue stars and the sun produces a lot more orangish/yellowish/reddish to our eyes mostly then how is there even a such thing as blue fire and red fire?
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All of Earth's water will just be a tiny drop for the sun. So the matter ends there.
What if we pour half the water on the moon
Yeah what would happen
The *Mare* would literally be seas!
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Best episode ever!
0:57 that’s what she said
fun fact: the real color of the sun is white
I know 😊
The sun is not white, the sun is yellow color. Didn't you watch this video? In this video, we can see that the sun is yellow.
@@ishanaswonderland6301 bruh u can even search it on google "what is the real color of the sun"
bc the earth's atmosphere scatters blue light more efficiently than red light
@@nbmil If you don't believe me, then watch the sunset. When the sun is setting in the sky, you will see that the sun is yellow.
If someone is telling you that the sun is white, then it's just a myth.
Probably turned to salts the moment it closes by 10 km, and the salts will be perished to thin air
Maybe you should have taken at least the same amount of mass in water as the suns size and see what happens
That's how he got the black hole
Is there any firefighter here? Please comment.
I have learned more in this video than 5 years in school
The sun wont turn into a black hole by splashing a little water on it. You need to add 20 times the mass of the sun for it to collapse in on itself.
How 💀
Today Jan 28, 2023 , a date which will live in infamy, Al Gore declared that the sun will run out of hydrogen fuel in just under 10 years or maybe not.
wouldn't the water just evaporate instantly?
Your right! It should of made a cloud
yes. Earth is so tiny when you compared to the Sun. Now think about the water level on our Earth😐
@@codmahii exactly, you could fit 1.3 million earths in the sun
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Pls make a vid about wat happens if w pour all the earth water or te rigt amount needed to pour on the lack hole
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The water would just evaporate instantly 😂😂
Rick rolled you and I think there's no evaporation might happen since there is no atmosphere.
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Earth is 1 MILLION times smaller than the sun. So... ABSOLUTELY NOTHING
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Impossible: if sun is out , South Pole temperature will look hot 🥵, entire ocean will be vaporized
In about 5B years the sun will come to an end
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Putting out the sun by all earth’s water is like try to put out lava by a drop of water
What if you pour piranha solution on the sun
I thought the sun will turn into giant obsidian ball☠️
Earth's water in comparison to the sun is like a drop of water in a bucket.
Not even a drop. Unless u mean in a bucket that’s the size of a pool & that droplet is the size of a single mist droplet lol
"if we smash 4 hydrogen atoms together, we get a helium atom"
pretty sure that's not addition works
we have 4 protons (and 4 electrons would stay close) colliding with each other; helium only has 2 protons (and 2 electrons) so its either 2 atoms of helium or one atom of beryllium (which isn't typical in most gaseous stars, so it's probably the helium)
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