18°C is perfectly habitable. Places like middle east sore to 40+°C in summer. And its still survivable. I live near the equator. And the mean temperature is about 22-28°C at night. And morning reaches up to 33°C. So im sure 18°C is perfect for everyone.
The obvious answer is no.Aside from the much more intense radiation,stars like R136a1 generate furious solar winds that would strip a small world like Earth of it's atmosphere before it could form.Also,they shed immense volumes of gas off of their surfaces,material which would also tend to strip the atmosphere off of a small planet like Earth.All things being equal,even with Earth in the habitable zone somewhere out by Neptune or Pluto's orbit.By the time life could have evolved on an Earth orbiting Ri36a1,about 1 billion years after it formed.R136a1 will have gone through the lifespan of every hypermassive star,blown up in a super or possibly hypernova and collapsed into a black hole.And since Earth didn't evolve the organisms that generated the oxygen in our atmosphere until about 4 billion years after it formed,the answer is still really no.Nothing more complex than simple bacterial life in an atmosphere lethal to most other organisms would have had the chance to evolve before the Earth was obliterated when the star eventually blew up.
Hey just discovered your channel and this game looks awesome. Just wondering though, do you need a gaming computer to run this game or do you think a new MacBook could run it?
Would the Earth's ozone layer be stripped away by the solar winds of this parent star? What kind of star is this anyways? Would the polar caps completely melt away,causing a rise in global sea levels?
R136A1 sounds like the name of a British special issue marksman rifle.
I think you got me with that one lol
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See what happens if you cancel Jupiters momentum and end its orbit, obviously it will collide with the sun but what will it do to the other planets?
18°C is perfectly habitable. Places like middle east sore to 40+°C in summer. And its still survivable. I live near the equator. And the mean temperature is about 22-28°C at night. And morning reaches up to 33°C. So im sure 18°C is perfect for everyone.
What balance simulation momentum does is for example if all the objects in a simulation are moving in the same direction it will stop them
When playing i noticed that habitable zones get weird when stars are around 12000 Celsius
Bef Ogan yeah I play universe sandbox2 too
The obvious answer is no.Aside from the much more intense radiation,stars like R136a1 generate furious solar winds that would strip a small world like Earth of it's atmosphere before it could form.Also,they shed immense volumes of gas off of their surfaces,material which would also tend to strip the atmosphere off of a small planet like Earth.All things being equal,even with Earth in the habitable zone somewhere out by Neptune or Pluto's orbit.By the time life could have evolved on an Earth orbiting Ri36a1,about 1 billion years after it formed.R136a1 will have gone through the lifespan of every hypermassive star,blown up in a super or possibly hypernova and collapsed into a black hole.And since Earth didn't evolve the organisms that generated the oxygen in our atmosphere until about 4 billion years after it formed,the answer is still really no.Nothing more complex than simple bacterial life in an atmosphere lethal to most other organisms would have had the chance to evolve before the Earth was obliterated when the star eventually blew up.
I’m sorry guys.
but I have the pirated version of universe sandbox 2
IM JUST POOR OK?
I DONT HAVE ENOUGH CASH TO BUT THE DAMN GAME
You wouldn't steal a car, but would you download A UNIVERSE?!? apparently so
Is this particular star Rigel by any chance?
All of the planets would need to be further out side our current courses and orbits
What's the name of the background music?
HI i am a fan of ur GNARLY videos :)
Ah, I love having my flesh combust as I hurtle toward a 315 solar mass object at 500 miles an hour
500 mph???? That's cosmically sluggish
Hey just discovered your channel and this game looks awesome. Just wondering though, do you need a gaming computer to run this game or do you think a new MacBook could run it?
Boice my MacBook Air runs it with little difficulty.
Would both the stellar winds and radiation from this star deplete the ozone layer?
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Would the Earth's ozone layer be stripped away by the solar winds of this parent star? What kind of star is this anyways? Would the polar caps completely melt away,causing a rise in global sea levels?
What’s 70-80 degrees Celsius in Fahrenheit? I don’t know how to read Celsius temps because I live in the United States.
70-80 C = 158-176 F
FYI you can just type in to google search "70 c to f and it will convert automatically.
dont just blow up star to make supernova make a natural explosion
Increase the gravity to 10 and decrease to 0,1 in your J1407b simulation
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What if earth was a black hole
R136a1 habitable zone is just far away
Its mass is actually 318 suns
Second and 6th view, 2nd like.
Nobody cares and you are lying
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