Kerbal: "It's so dark down here. The only thing we could ever hope to see is-" On-board computer: "Detecting multiple leviathan class lifeforms in the region. Are you sure whatever you are doing is worth it?"
Imagine playing subnautica, you hear the roar of an engine and see a landing craft descend. Excited about the potential rescue you swim over too were it's landing. It splashed down and out pops a fucking kerbal.
Professor Hubert Farnsworth : Dear Lord! That's over 150 atmospheres of pressure! Fry : How many atmospheres can the ship withstand? Professor Hubert Farnsworth : Well, it's a space ship, so I'd say anywhere between zero and one.
That kerbal is traumatised for life The deep ocean is scary enough through a screen, but being alone in a crushing alien void slowly drifting up from the bottom of the ocean for hours would make that that kerbal fear the ocean for the rest of his days. And considering youve trapped him on a mostly ocean planet you deserve worse than a law suit.
Here's a small trick my friend taught me, when you want to TimeWarp to a maneuver, you can just click the two triangles on the left of the Delta-V readout, sand it will warp you to 1 minute before the maneuver, haven't missed a maneuver since!
Your videos got me into KSP:) The only thing I could ask for if for you to upload seperate videos of your builds in real-time to go along with your regular videos. Just so that we can see all the details fully 😊
Theory for the atmosphere and liquid water: it's actually in the destiny universe, and the traveller made it this way before going to the human solar system... Also explains the absence of humans....
I tried to land on laythe yesterday but I got the velocity a bit wrong and came in at 7500m/s Jeb lasted less than a second It’s more like No Life On Laythe for me
My unprofessional reasoning for the liquid water on lathe would be that there are massive tidal forces acting on lathe due to the other moons. And maybe lathe is EXTREMELY geologically active? That way it could be still really cold in the atmosphere but the sea (with probably a very high salt content) would be kept liquid by those forces?
Matt needs to put Mining rigs on planets that he has vessels on. That way with a convert-o-tron he can have an infinite fuel source for any of his needs.
To answer how water would exist: Tidal heating caused by tidal friction/flexing. The same forces scientists believe may keep Europa's subsurface oceans warm. Given the closer proximity of Laythe to Jool, it could be assumed this process is amplified to the point of having surface water. Additionally, the heat from the water would be radiating into the atmosphere, warming up the planet.
I started playing ksp about a week ago and getting into space was really easy for me. The maneuver mode was hard for me though. After watching your videos and a ton of practice I made my first full and consistent orbit around kerbin! I am nowhere near good but the practice and watching your videos is helping me a ton. Im understanding the maneuver mode more every day.
Regarding the mystery of how Laythe is warmer than it should be: it’s clear to me that Lowne Aerospace has terraformed the planet inadvertently by dumping a bunch of nuclear stages into the atmosphere. The resultant decay heat from all that nuclear material keeps the ocean liquid
I just started a career playthrough with roverdude's usi life support and mks plus and some other stuff Still debating my endgame colony, eve or laythe but its gonna be hard.
Lowne Aerospace: Dudney Kerman was afraid to go underwater... Lawyers from Lowne and Dudney talk back and forth. Lowne Aerospace: Here at Lowne Aerospace, safety is our top priority, and we had a successful test of our amazingly safe Abort system. It was safe. Everyone survived.
I believe Laythe is habitatble because it's in the orbit of a gas giant (Jool) and the gas giant is heating Laythe's core and helps Laythe keep a strong magnetic field; If you've seen the movie avatar it would be like that. Pandora an Earth sized moon orbits a gas giant named polyphemus
Ok, I'm going to explain how laythe has liquid water. First it's position in the Jool system and in-between tylo and Jool. Tylo has large a gravity well and Jool (being a gas giant) also has a huge gravitational pull. The large gravity of these body's will kind of pull on laythe. Think of it like a kneed of dough. As you pull on the dough, it expands and retracts causing friction and would theoretically allow for laythe to hold liquid water. Second, Jool is a likely a "brown giant". That means (even though it's green) it's a failed star. That means that Jool does create heat and would theoretically be able to heat laythe to a point of liquid water. Last, laythe might have a core that creates much more heat than something like kirbin. So in conclusion, it is very possible and not that hard to explain. (Also I may make a video that explains this in detail) P.S. Ur my fav KSP YT channel. Keep up the good work!
Why is Laythe so habitable? 2 theses 1. severe greenhouse gases in the atmosphere keep the "warmth" on the planet 2. strong geological activity, heating the planet from the inside
When a large mass has a high gravity it can generate tidal forces causing friction on the surrounding celestial body’s making them hotter even when it is far from a star. An example of this would be Jupiter heating up its moons
Idea for the next mission to laythe, make a station that refuels your craft for trips to laythe and back, for SSTOs, your can mine the ore, process it into fuel, (I think that's how it works, never played ksp before) and then it gives liquid fuel for trips back to earth
I thought the ingame explanation for laythe being how it be is it’s active volcanism and gravitational heating. I’m pretty sure it’s still fucking cold tho. Just the oceans are able to store enough heat to not freeze.
Matt, Laythe is not so impossible a world! Tidal forces combined with Jool's strong magnetic field would keep Laythe's core active and warm. The moon wouldn't get much heat from the sun, but from geology instead.
Hey I love space and I love your videos they’re funny and amazing I tried to get the game but I don’t have the same computer or at least one that runs on it I’m hoping to get Something that works for that game KSP but these are really fun to watch and I have watched all your videos I’ve been watching your videos from the start I’ve never commented on your videos though sorry this is so long
The reason for the habitable atmosphere and temperature might have something to do with the core, the planet may have formed rather recently. The core might be hot enough to sustain life.
Another explanation might be a thicker atmosphere with gasses in the same ratio as Kerbin, but that won’t explain why Kermans can remove their helmets as atmospheric pressure would be to high to not wear a pressure suit
Technically there is life on lathe cuz in order for having a breathable atmosphere but oxygen in it there needs to be like things I can produce oxygen like Plankton or the small bois so there's already life on lathe
Well there's a theory that if the planet has a dense enough atmosphere or magnetic field it could potentially be able to have a warm surface. Example of what I'm trying to say would be Venus. Venus has a hotter surface that Mercury. Theoretically with the right contents in the atmosphere you could have a warm planet despite it's distance from it's star
Please lower the thrust on your sepratrons. I think it looks nicer and cleaner when the onion tanks gradually move away, as opposed to explosively repelling.
You should really, properly, check that atmosphere. With a quad-copter piloted aircraft, with luxurious cabin for few researchers to take swigs of their expensive Laythe-springwaters. Or tilt-wing very least. It could even serve as plane between seabase and landbase.
I discovered the service bay trick through a video by HoDeok호덕
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@@queb3coise SHUT UP
Kerbal: "It's so dark down here. The only thing we could ever hope to see is-"
On-board computer: "Detecting multiple leviathan class lifeforms in the region. Are you sure whatever you are doing is worth it?"
yes
*profusely sweating* something shakes the craft
*subnautica theme intensifies*
Imagine playing subnautica, you hear the roar of an engine and see a landing craft descend.
Excited about the potential rescue you swim over too were it's landing. It splashed down and out pops a fucking kerbal.
the subnautica player: ah shit here we go again
Professor Hubert Farnsworth : Dear Lord! That's over 150 atmospheres of pressure!
Fry : How many atmospheres can the ship withstand?
Professor Hubert Farnsworth : Well, it's a space ship, so I'd say anywhere between zero and one.
The hull: *ominous creaking*
what about a kerbal?
So does it means, that submarine would be ideal space station?
@@MartinMizner Maybe if low Earth orbit suffers a Kessler Syndrome catastrophe. The extra armor could be pretty handy.
@@MartinMizner No, pressure below 1 is as dangerous for submarines as pressure above 1 is for spaceships
Matt, put an asteroid in a moon orbit, aka, give a moon a moon
IQ of that:690
i dont know if you know this but moons can have moons in real life, and they're called moonmoon's
@@SadMarinersFan Yup that's true. How about we put a moon, around a moon, with a moon orbiting the moon moon. 🤔
Moon Moon!
Moonmoonmoon 😂
31:01 “we must mount a rescue mission!”
Missed opportunity to plug a blunderbird intro
Tru
Blunderbirds are go!
True
Easiest Blunderbird mission yet. :)
That kerbal is traumatised for life
The deep ocean is scary enough through a screen, but being alone in a crushing alien void slowly drifting up from the bottom of the ocean for hours would make that that kerbal fear the ocean for the rest of his days. And considering youve trapped him on a mostly ocean planet you deserve worse than a law suit.
It looks like he just suffered a concussion and some whiplash, I don't think he was conscious for the acent
Riley's had worse.
Subnautica moment
*Multiple leviathan class lifeforms detected in the area*
I like the fact that matts channel does not have any clickbait content. He gives his 100% in all the videos and shows what his viewers like to watch.
Here's a small trick my friend taught me, when you want to TimeWarp to a maneuver, you can just click the two triangles on the left of the Delta-V readout, sand it will warp you to 1 minute before the maneuver, haven't missed a maneuver since!
You can also right-click on any part of the orbit and there'll be a button that says "warp to this point".
You can also left-click any part of the orbit after the maneuver but before the craft and click "Warp to next maneuver"
maybe laythe is so close to jool, that the orbital friction from jool heats up laythe
Already said
Or maybe it's insides are very hot.
And an insane amount of salt keeps the water from freezing
Ammonia could reduce the freezing point enough
Like on Pluto
This makes sense
at this rate we’re gonna get a hovering base next
i belive the beardy penguin made a floating base on a gas giant using mods
A_Dreamer matt don’t use mods tho
A_Dreamer
Yeah I meant a hovering base on laythe with the breaking ground parts
On Eve
This would be funny to try to do with ions
1:03 well, laythe has a dense, salty atmosphere,
and it is super close to jool, giving it heat,
and the atmosphere to retain the heat.
Your videos got me into KSP:)
The only thing I could ask for if for you to upload seperate videos of your builds in real-time to go along with your regular videos. Just so that we can see all the details fully 😊
Theory for the atmosphere and liquid water: it's actually in the destiny universe, and the traveller made it this way before going to the human solar system... Also explains the absence of humans....
I tried to land on laythe yesterday but I got the velocity a bit wrong and came in at 7500m/s
Jeb lasted less than a second
It’s more like No Life On Laythe for me
I have trouble getting into kerbin orbit so you are thousands of times better than I am
Frost-ed Flake Most of my craft just fold in half after launch
I just got a probe into the hook system using a typo assist and ion engines,so I got to see a good veiw
Charles Aguinaga gravity assists usually end in me crashing into Tylo
Rip Jeb 2020-2020
My unprofessional reasoning for the liquid water on lathe would be that there are massive tidal forces acting on lathe due to the other moons. And maybe lathe is EXTREMELY geologically active? That way it could be still really cold in the atmosphere but the sea (with probably a very high salt content) would be kept liquid by those forces?
Maaaat i love your videos and your hard work, how your helping to eradicate 'rona and still making great content like this. Keep on being dope man
Matt needs to put Mining rigs on planets that he has vessels on. That way with a convert-o-tron he can have an infinite fuel source for any of his needs.
Wow, he's got the bends!
To answer how water would exist: Tidal heating caused by tidal friction/flexing. The same forces scientists believe may keep Europa's subsurface oceans warm. Given the closer proximity of Laythe to Jool, it could be assumed this process is amplified to the point of having surface water. Additionally, the heat from the water would be radiating into the atmosphere, warming up the planet.
I started playing ksp about a week ago and getting into space was really easy for me. The maneuver mode was hard for me though. After watching your videos and a ton of practice I made my first full and consistent orbit around kerbin! I am nowhere near good but the practice and watching your videos is helping me a ton. Im understanding the maneuver mode more every day.
Regarding the mystery of how Laythe is warmer than it should be: it’s clear to me that Lowne Aerospace has terraformed the planet inadvertently by dumping a bunch of nuclear stages into the atmosphere. The resultant decay heat from all that nuclear material keeps the ocean liquid
lol
I just started a career playthrough with roverdude's usi life support and mks plus and some other stuff
Still debating my endgame colony, eve or laythe but its gonna be hard.
Lowne Aerospace: Dudney Kerman was afraid to go underwater...
Lawyers from Lowne and Dudney talk back and forth.
Lowne Aerospace: Here at Lowne Aerospace, safety is our top priority, and we had a successful test of our amazingly safe Abort system. It was safe. Everyone survived.
Life on Laythe!
I believe Laythe is habitatble because it's in the orbit of a gas giant (Jool) and the gas giant is heating Laythe's core and helps Laythe keep a strong magnetic field; If you've seen the movie avatar it would be like that. Pandora an Earth sized moon orbits a gas giant named polyphemus
My fear of the dark abyss below makes me sick watching this, but my curiosity made me watching this video anyway.
And i liked it somehow.
Can you make a tutorial on tips for KSP cause I would like some.
Ok, I'm going to explain how laythe has liquid water. First it's position in the Jool system and in-between tylo and Jool. Tylo has large a gravity well and Jool (being a gas giant) also has a huge gravitational pull. The large gravity of these body's will kind of pull on laythe. Think of it like a kneed of dough. As you pull on the dough, it expands and retracts causing friction and would theoretically allow for laythe to hold liquid water. Second, Jool is a likely a "brown giant". That means (even though it's green) it's a failed star. That means that Jool does create heat and would theoretically be able to heat laythe to a point of liquid water. Last, laythe might have a core that creates much more heat than something like kirbin. So in conclusion, it is very possible and not that hard to explain. (Also I may make a video that explains this in detail) P.S. Ur my fav KSP YT channel. Keep up the good work!
Why is Laythe so habitable? 2 theses
1. severe greenhouse gases in the atmosphere keep the "warmth" on the planet
2. strong geological activity, heating the planet from the inside
Correct me if I’m wrong, but if the atmosphere was insanely thick wouldn’t it be inhabitable?
Send a yacht to Laythe! Those Kerbals need to go on a cruise!
I say LAYTHE has an extreme greenhausefect
But the atmosphere is habitable
Good video! been watching you for about a year now, you are one of my favourite TH-camrs!
Idea: helicopter to laythe. Is it even possible?
When a large mass has a high gravity it can generate tidal forces causing friction on the surrounding celestial body’s making them hotter even when it is far from a star. An example of this would be Jupiter heating up its moons
Never thought I would have to use this information
Also I typed this before I watched the full video so if there is a better explanation later on... idk sorry I guess
Let's just take a minute to realize that Matt already played this, and that he's just commentating.
He knew if Dudney was alive or not.
He knew.
33:16
16:02
Life before death
Strength before weakness
Journey before destination!
Idea for the next mission to laythe, make a station that refuels your craft for trips to laythe and back, for SSTOs, your can mine the ore, process it into fuel, (I think that's how it works, never played ksp before) and then it gives liquid fuel for trips back to earth
31:57 loooool looks at his face 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
That deep ocean descent was giving me Subnautica flashbacks.
Needs a few leviathans to spice things up.
*Abadon ship plays*
Here comes the ghost leviathan from the dead zone
“Multiple leviathan class life forms have been detected. Are you sure what you’re doing is worth it?”
entering ecological death zone
Idea for life on laythe: amphibious rover
Wait, you need a way to get the kerbals who have escaped back up to the space station!
14:00 so many lines 😮
I thought the ingame explanation for laythe being how it be is it’s active volcanism and gravitational heating. I’m pretty sure it’s still fucking cold tho. Just the oceans are able to store enough heat to not freeze.
hey Matt, you forgot to add this to your life on laythe playlist
I will drink rocket fuel if he manages to get the titanic onto laythe
Don't forget: Io has liquid lava on its surface. That's tidal heating for you. If Europa and Io were to swap places, Europa's surface ice would thaw.
Your builds are amazingly complicated, they would be a nightmare for me. Well done.
If you're running out of cool destinations for your videos, you could always make your own by building cool space infrastructure.
My space program would need AAAH! level lawyers XD
Matt, Laythe is not so impossible a world! Tidal forces combined with Jool's strong magnetic field would keep Laythe's core active and warm. The moon wouldn't get much heat from the sun, but from geology instead.
You are the best KSP and Planet Coaster youtuber ever!! (You are awesome!)
I know you probably aren't going to see this, but what a nice community you have here!
KEEP LIFE ON LAYTHE GOING
Hey Matt! I realy enjoy your videos, they are great! Can I ask you to do a multiple launch space station again? Like in the good old days?
You're the best, matthew
Hey I love space and I love your videos they’re funny and amazing I tried to get the game but I don’t have the same computer or at least one that runs on it I’m hoping to get Something that works for that game KSP but these are really fun to watch and I have watched all your videos I’ve been watching your videos from the start I’ve never commented on your videos though sorry this is so long
Not saying you're boring or anything but when you are talking I almost fell asleep. I don't know why but your voice is soothing for me.
Careful don't get eaten by a reaper leviathan 💀
I love watching your videos and playing ksp on the PS4
I didn’t even know they had modelled anything below the waters surface. This game gets better and better
NASA engineer: We sent man on moon!
KSP engineer: we send not on Mars but out of the solar system everyday!
I beleive Laythe's atmosphere is much bigger than it looks... What about an airbase next episode?
They don't think Laythe be like it be but it do.
Dudney's face at the end got me
it could have (reletively) HUGE concentrations of super green house gasses like hydrofluorocarbons that keep the heat in
Laythe has liquid water possibly because of Jool's atmosphere and Jool reflects the heat. It also could be heated by Jool.
26:24 Humans, we haven't been on the planet for an hour and we've already polluted the water
who's exited for ksp 2
I was like a year and a half ago when it was announced to release a year ago 😕
@@frosty7897 hmmm
I still don't no how you build this ROCKIETS
30:48 It was at this moment that he knew... he fucked up
That guy definitely has the bends after that.
that intro music is just so nostalgic
The reason for the habitable atmosphere and temperature might have something to do with the core, the planet may have formed rather recently. The core might be hot enough to sustain life.
Another explanation might be a thicker atmosphere with gasses in the same ratio as Kerbin, but that won’t explain why Kermans can remove their helmets as atmospheric pressure would be to high to not wear a pressure suit
The crust of Laythe might be thinner than that of Kerbin, geothermal heat from the core would escape, maintaining a steady temperature
Technically there is life on lathe cuz in order for having a breathable atmosphere but oxygen in it there needs to be like things I can produce oxygen like Plankton or the small bois so there's already life on lathe
How about making the SKELD from among us? Maybe a mini model or something (the interior doesn’t have to exist)
You should have added drills to lock the base on the bed of the sea floor
Oh I know why Laythe be like that! Basically its 𓀀𓀁𓀂𓀃𓀄𓀅 which 𓀆𓀇𓀈𓀉 Laythe, this also causes 𓀊𓀋𓀌𓀍𓀎𓀏.
Cool. It's amazing. Great job!!!
Aww, I was really hoping to see the lab perform a free willy
That was some good subnautica vibes.
Well there's a theory that if the planet has a dense enough atmosphere or magnetic field it could potentially be able to have a warm surface. Example of what I'm trying to say would be Venus. Venus has a hotter surface that Mercury. Theoretically with the right contents in the atmosphere you could have a warm planet despite it's distance from it's star
Electric VTOL capable of sealanding
matt accidentally creates falcon heavy with ginormous payload
Please lower the thrust on your sepratrons. I think it looks nicer and cleaner when the onion tanks gradually move away, as opposed to explosively repelling.
Fill those ore tanks on the next LoL mission. It was planned that way all along.
fun fact: *laythe was habitable because of its geothermal activity melting the ice and warming the atmosphere*
You should really, properly, check that atmosphere. With a quad-copter piloted aircraft, with luxurious cabin for few researchers to take swigs of their expensive Laythe-springwaters. Or tilt-wing very least. It could even serve as plane between seabase and landbase.
Well actually layth is like titan and titan like layth isn a barren frozen land becouse of the atmosperhe and saturn and titan core whic produce heat
At 32:05, Dudney looks traumatized.
i think a Jool planetary hopper is in order. gotta check out those other moons.
this gave me alot of iron lung vibes
“It’s not the journey it’s the destination” he’s a new Yorker
10:45 It just works !
Matt: it so far from the sun it should be colder than it is Green house gases: am i an joke to you?
Idea for the next video:
A little submarine for transfering kerbals to the surface and then, a plane will Rescue them
I am a genius
If this game had life on other planets i would have loved so much more
Matt you heavily inspired me to make a bunch of rockets and try to make ssto's
nice matt can you do a space station around gilly?
laythe might have a really hot core and thus alowing it to do this
25:53 I FOUND A VERBO TYPO YOU MENT TO SAY VECTERS