i like to listen to the music he plays in his videos when i go to sleep. theyre very calm and relaxing and i like to think about what i did today in KSP
@@CK2012 Not necessarily. With the aid of AI we are on the verge of having it discover things for us, like longevity, new materials and forms of propulsion. So we just might. If we don't screw up.
@mikecharlie1596The term AI is well applied and what I meant was advanced versions off chatgpt or other breakthroughs on that line with deep reasoning, vast memory and math skills. We are not far. And indeed intelligence is not magic, but it looks like it, just like ours.
The view of Pluto from Charon's surface would be different, as the Sputnik Planitia (the heart shaped spot) lies on the opposite side of Pluto and both objects are tidally locked to each other.
been watching for a while now and have to say I've always been compelled to watch the whole videos love your enthusiasm you really bring it to life. keep up the good work
Charon was probably discovered so late because it and Pluto sort of blurred together in telescopes, so astronomers didn't know they were two different objects. This also means that prior to 1978, it was believed that Pluto is much larger than it actually is. The discovery of Charon was in some ways the first step towards Pluto's eventual "demotion", the others being the discovery of other Kuiper belt objects and finally the discovery of Eris.
One other thing worth mentioning is that, because Charon is so close to Pluto, you might feel lighter when standing on the side of Charon that faces Pluto, and heavier when standing on the opposite side.
More importantly, what would happen if people stopped asking absurd, hypothetical questions about imaginary situations and instead stuck to asking questions about reality?
Am I right in pointing out Sputnik Planitia, ie: the heart shape faces away from Charon. This remains so due to their tidal lock. Your graphic may be incorrect.
So with volcanoes erupting water, could this mean like other moons like Titan and Europa, Charon could have liquid water oceans under it's surface? If so, this could be a good spot for alien life!
if you could live here im sure your space suit would have some kind of futuristic nightvision integrated into your hud that the end user wouldnt be able to tell the difference between day on earth or there minus the actual sun.
Yup. When you convert thermal energy to light energy, the wavelength of light is 0.0029/[temperature in kelvin]*K*m. The average temperature on Charon is 53.15 kelvin, or -220°C. Using the calculator, the little heat radiation it has to give in infrared has an average wavelength of 54.563 μm. With the little atmosphere Charon has, you might warm up from the little heat radiation and feel it, but you would then feel a lack of CO2. Might need a space suit and build a CO2 tent.
Charon is tidally lock to Pluto . So from your view on Charon, you will always see the same side of Pluto never the night side and Pluto will always be in the same position fixed in Charon's sky. The Earth's moon is an good example
The gravity on Charon would feel like 1/34 the gravity on earth. So if you could just 2 ft on earth, you could jump 68 feet on Charon! Which would be crazy!
I listen to your videos when I go to sleep. It just helps me sleep so well picturing me in these places.
Curran Dickinson - Suffocating? Jk
Curran Dickinson likewise maan
same! i wish they were longer!
i like to listen to the music he plays in his videos when i go to sleep. theyre very calm and relaxing and i like to think about what i did today in KSP
Did you dream about being on Charon
I love how you create an atmosphere when you talk.
Yay! Finally another 'Standing on xxx' video :D
kyle west Actually this is real porn! 8-) LOL
Stop it crap head
Man, you really deserve a LOT more views and likes, keep up the awesome work you are doing.
Your vids are awesome keep up the good work
Very informative and interesting. Great work.
Bro, I am not as exited as you are about astronomy, but the fact that you are, makes me exited. Keep up the good work.
In that case, I'm excited that you're excited that he's excited.
Hopefully we will be able to experience this sometime in the future
probably around like 2110
we will but not in our lifetime we will be long dead when that day comes,
@@CK2012 Not necessarily. With the aid of AI we are on the verge of having it discover things for us, like longevity, new materials and forms of propulsion. So we just might.
If we don't screw up.
@@DamianReloaded Not IA but machine learning, and it's not magical
@mikecharlie1596The term AI is well applied and what I meant was advanced versions off chatgpt or other breakthroughs on that line with deep reasoning, vast memory and math skills. We are not far. And indeed intelligence is not magic, but it looks like it, just like ours.
The view of Pluto from Charon's surface would be different, as the Sputnik Planitia (the heart shaped spot) lies on the opposite side of Pluto and both objects are tidally locked to each other.
Its also pretty fascinating that Pluto and Charon during an afternoon would be as bright as dusk on Earth.
Yep
Shows how powerful the sun truly is
I've been wathcing your channel since you've only had posted 2-3 videos. Keep up the great work man!!!
I like your videos so much! Thanks for the amazing content!
You've blessed us again with another amazing upload thank you dude
Well done mate, keep it up buddy!
Great content keep it up👍
Just love ur channel
So glad I discovered this channel.
Most of the recommended videos on the side bar are old Disney Pluto cartoons and that is almost as glorious as how breathtaking the solar system is.
The best what would it feel to stand on... Video till now in my opinion
Do more videos about Pluto's moons, and do keep up the good work!
been watching for a while now and have to say I've always been compelled to watch the whole videos love your enthusiasm you really bring it to life. keep up the good work
Pluto and Charon are some interesting big ol’ rocks! At first I didn’t think much of them but they are really cool.
Love space stuff awesome videos!!!
LOVE THIS TH-cam VIDEO
What program did you use to see such details on the ground?
Charon was probably discovered so late because it and Pluto sort of blurred together in telescopes, so astronomers didn't know they were two different objects. This also means that prior to 1978, it was believed that Pluto is much larger than it actually is. The discovery of Charon was in some ways the first step towards Pluto's eventual "demotion", the others being the discovery of other Kuiper belt objects and finally the discovery of Eris.
really love your work bro , it's really awesome and love that background music 👍
Love your videos!
can you do a video on what standing on aegaeon "the tiny moon" would feel like?
What did you call the reddy region in the north of charon I couldn't understand?
Good video👌🏼😊
The 'ice volcano' is actually an image of a mountain on Ceres.
great video!
Where do you find those photos and animations of surface ? I’m so curious !
Ano Nym Maybe it’s Space Engine, an awesome space simulator
EDIT: it is space engine, it’s written in the description 😅
This is just immensely beautiful
God damn I love these vids
Yay another video!
"and you would see that dust spewed a few kilometers high in the AIR." ^^
wow fascinating!
I just Love your videos...sooo interesting
Great video. Instant like...
My only regret with this video is that it isn’t longer! I could watch this for 30 mins
What if Mercury was a moon of Earth?
We would have a larger moon, & our Moon would be the 1st planet
Fernando Velásquez it would be our moon.
Answer: we wouldn't be living in this universe..........
Exactly if another moon was orbiting earth
One other thing worth mentioning is that, because Charon is so close to Pluto, you might feel lighter when standing on the side of Charon that faces Pluto, and heavier when standing on the opposite side.
Can you do a video about what it would be like to stand on a world being ripped apart by tidal forces?
Mars is red Neptune is blue this video is great and your channel too!
What would happen if earth and mars switched places
Earth would be cold & Mars will be habitable
we would freeze our ass off
More importantly, what would happen if people stopped asking absurd, hypothetical questions about imaginary situations and instead stuck to asking questions about reality?
we would all die
Nice videos
very educating a lot of schools use your videos and it feels really educating and fun. Keep It Up! :)
Makes you wonder why we even need schools if the internet has it all anyway.
finally another awesome space video
standing on the biggest planet ever discovered
Winter Møøn
Jupiter
I think if you stood on Jupiter you probably wouldn't be able to walk. It would feel like you are a magnet and Jupiter is a giant fridge.
sim H You can't stand on Jupiter. It a a gas giant, which has no land except the core.
Rick Sanchez no... the biggest planet ever discovered is not jupiter. There are exoplanets also, the biggest planet ever discovered is TRES4
The largest planet is HD 100546 B, not Tres-4 nor Jupiter
From Charon, wouldn't Pluto remain in the same place in the sky?
Indeed. Pluto and Charon always show their same sides to each other. View and position never change.
To bad we cant visit all these moon's today.
Moving around wouldn't exactly be easy, you'd be bouncing around with every step. Walking as we normally do would be impossible.
The boss is back
Great video brother.
I'm sorry, I couldn't tell what was said from :32-:35 could you please tell me? Thanks in advance
I like the video!
Soo good love this video 😍😍
thank you sir 😘
Awesome!
Am I right in pointing out Sputnik Planitia, ie: the heart shape faces away from Charon.
This remains so due to their tidal lock.
Your graphic may be incorrect.
I wished that Ceres was a planet
Do you make these animations on your own?
A Good Video as always
Can you do some more moon switching videos? They’re my favourites on this channel
So with volcanoes erupting water, could this mean like other moons like Titan and Europa, Charon could have liquid water oceans under it's surface? If so, this could be a good spot for alien life!
if you could live here im sure your space suit would have some kind of futuristic nightvision integrated into your hud that the end user wouldnt be able to tell the difference between day on earth or there minus the actual sun.
Very exciting experience by watching the video.ありがとございます
Is pluto has an atmosphere
Alex D'or Albiet, an extremely thin one
Because the gravity is almost 16 times weaker than on Earth
My book pluto's moon is already in the market in all shells in argentina, uruguay and Paraguay. Please readit, i know that you will love it
Bro sick vid
The name is pronounced "kair-on". The "ch" is hard like the "ch" in chemistry.
What would falling into Jupiter or Saturn feel like?
Exeref death. That's what it would feel like.
The further you go down the more you get crushed as the pressure increases
Dunno, I've never met anyone who's fallen into Saturn or Jupiter.
Would my heart rate be fast due to less constraints?
Pluto has FIVE MOONS!?
yes and there could be more btw
Nice video what has Pluto more moons? Do a video about them.
If I was on Charon, I would be afraid to fall into a canyon ahhh
Good job on this one... I have an image of cheron on my desktop.. interesting..
What would like to stand in gliese 518c ?
No way it only takes a couple of years to get there from earth!!?!
He thought 9 years was a couple
yes a moon that is facinating finally someone does a vid about charon the secret dwarf planet
Charon pronounced Care-ron is a moon not a dwarf planet.
Are there any moons with moons themselves? I don't know if there are any moons that have their own satellites. I think Saturn has one, am I correct?
NO.
"What would standing on Saturn's major icy moons Dione and Tethys feel like?", if you please!
Hello I found this phone and use my gas to type
What if somebody is left behind at Charon all alone?
second petition: please do a video about the Kalaby-Yau manifold
Always interesting.
I think you couldn't stand there because of week gravitation, maybe only flouting above the surface
Umm so your telling me those volcanos spew WATER? So there could possibly be life lower in this moons core?
Charon is the 12th largest moon in the Solar System
Great video
Yup. When you convert thermal energy to light energy, the wavelength of light is 0.0029/[temperature in kelvin]*K*m. The average temperature on Charon is 53.15 kelvin, or -220°C. Using the calculator, the little heat radiation it has to give in infrared has an average wavelength of 54.563 μm. With the little atmosphere Charon has, you might warm up from the little heat radiation and feel it, but you would then feel a lack of CO2. Might need a space suit and build a CO2 tent.
Great video, thank you. Remains to say that Charon is 135 times larger than Northrhine-Westphalia.
Maybe u should do a video where you talk about earth like planets that can possibility contain life besides earth
The big hart on Pluto is not visible from Charon, I've heard. It's always facing the other way. So the picture at 4.22 would not be possible.
Charon is tidally lock to Pluto . So from your view on Charon, you will always see the same side of Pluto never the night side and Pluto will always be in the same position fixed in Charon's sky. The Earth's moon is an good example
sounds like a nightmare i had once
The ferryman doesn't like being stood on!
You'll want to take a jacket!
Whats the gravity on there?
The gravity on Charon would feel like 1/34 the gravity on earth. So if you could just 2 ft on earth, you could jump 68 feet on Charon!
Which would be crazy!