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Actually, this is called a simulation.

this could happen if something were to hit the moon hard enough, or if an exoplanet or other similarly large object passed through our solar system this close to us, but in either instance we'd probably be dead before the moon got this close

it would eventually become a ring

It’s hypothetical!

Your beautiful 😊

I love how fire shoots up first before the water does.

never say never because it's space and it's possible if something would happen

​@@OnkelHumanyes it is space, but this is clearly impossible to happen with the earth and the moon, in fact there is nothing to disturb the moon's orbit and change it to a collision course For Earth, our solar system is well "stabilized" for something like this to happen

bro he did 15 million particles

@@randomhi848 if he did so many particles why make it have no velocity and impact at 0 degrees tho

I can confirm that as the moon is drifting away from earth instead of getting closer 🤓🤓🤓

it’s a simulation for a reason…

But it has them here

dude just stop i've seen a literal type of this comment A 9245935843843984 TIMES LIKE JUST STOP SAYING FIRST LIKE THE COMMENT SECTION IS NOT FOR "first" ITS NOT FOR "stopping kids from saying first" ITS NOT FOR LIKE BEGGING ITS FOR TALKING ABOUT THE VIDEO DUDE

@@Issenok50742 agree

not edited, is a game

Spacesim

spacesim

bro i dont get it?

This is a great criticism of a starting channel based on in-game collisions, but I have more suggestions.

@@tanbui7163 Sure, I'll listen to some more suggestions for this budding creator.

@@loandang9897 First, the creator should add controlled variables of this simulation to interest the viewer with high numbers and for another demographic(science as a hobby) to look into the simulation and create it themselves, therefore increasing viewer retention and bringing in new viewers more effectively. For example, the creator should include the velocity of the colliding object, how far they are (In AU) from each other, and the mass of the two bodies(if they aren't familiar objects such as planets). Second, the creator should venture to other games with a) a more realistic and detailed game simulation(could be professional) to appeal to their scientific audience or b) a game with a more cartoony and exaggerated effects to hook in new viewers just watching casually. I would recommend a mix of 2 videos type a) and then 1 video of type b). Third, the creator should spend a longer time working and polishing their video before release. I see that the creator's videos aren't well made and seem rushed, partially due to them uploading so frequently. I would upload a video every week or two and edit it to a greater standard. Fourth, the video's main premise follows the same patterns which bore the viewers. The collision are all of the same type resulting in each video being a copycat of each other and this is detrimental to the channel. You would expect for a channel of 100 subscribers for each video to garner around 1k-2.5k views but each video gets only around 80-100 views on average. I recommend that the creator research various interstellar bodies and put them into effect. The creator can also make a chain reaction of some sorts where the debris from one collision starts another collision and so on. I would like to see the creator use a variety of these techniques(provided that they care) to grow their channel.

I can try to do some of these things

@@loandang9897 EXCUSE me, 'sound effects(best if realistic' THERE IS NO SOUND IN SPACE(Realistically). and plus you would have to tell the creator of the game not a youtuber who uses pavel sevecek's free software edit: wait wtf is that profile

why do you say this on EVERY video about space ever

SIR SPACESIM IS FOR MAKING SIMULATIONS AND IN SPACESIM THERE ISNT 10000 PLANETS BRUH

and i literally see u everywhere

It would work but these rings are way to big to support themselves.

stuff in space that are shaped irregular from a sphere collapse into a sphere (because gravity tugs all of the mass into the center, thus creating the sphere shape)

@@meattoreprod NOTE: this only happens if the body in question is very large

if the body in question has a diameter of 600km, it compresses into a sphere

@@meattoreprod Exactly it can vary a little bit depending on the density (Softer materials compress into a sphere if the diameter is smaller and harder materials compress into a sphere if the diameter is bigger)

i see u everywhere

no its just a simulation