What If a Grain Of Sand Hits The Earth At 99% The Speed Of Light
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- Опубликовано: 29 авг 2024
- A grain of sand is absolutely tiny and can do no harm. They are made of small crystals of the mineral quarts and are really tough. But what if a grain of sand managed to travel at the speed of light and hit our planet Earth? Would it harm our planet or cause severe damage? Or would it be destroyed before even reaching our planet's surface?
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Must be a pretty durable grain of sand, to survive entering the atmosphere.
Must be made of Sanchezium.
you mean carbon like it molecular so the hardest thing possible even harder than a nokia
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Nokia made the grain of sand
Say logically speaking, if a grain of sand travels at 99% of speed of light, wouldn't it just vaporize due to the extreme heat it will generate after getting into the atmosphere.
Not when the interior mass is as dense as the narrator of this video was saying it was
Exactly
@@karlsmith2570 The mass of an object won’t increase. The top end speed of an object is dictated by its mass and a grain of sand not from a neutron star or something could never achieve that speed.
any one of you a physicist? Cause we need one
@@karlsmith2570 that only applies to an object of no mass. Anything of mass creates friction, therefore no matter the speed, that small grain sized mass would not take any effect on earth. Bright side have got their facts wrong and dramatised it to engage an audience.
I think the writer forgot to think that a grain can achieve 99% of speed ONLY while traveling into space but NOT into the earth's atmosphere.
Yes.
Exactly
There's no such thing as "infinite mass" - unless you're talking about the mass of the Universe. A black hole has infinite DENSITY, but a finite, measurable mass.
The void has infinite mass, so how
Ok so what’s the mass? What you’re saying is oxymoronic and literally wrong 😂 We can’t measure the mass of literally infinite nothingness
@@Keralasha444 A black hole is not "infinite nothingness" or it would have no gravity an. It's finite somethingness collapsed into (probably) zero volume. And its by measuring it's gravity we determine it's mass.
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And anyways it wont gain mass as the speed increases. forget blackhole formation. His explanation is wrong. Or maybe he is deliberately making it up to make it dramatic for the storytelling.
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And another too go on with.
Yeah cause its just that a story.
You mean a Tony?
Nonsense.
1kg of mass moving at 99.9999% of the speed of light carries about 150MT of destructive energy with it. Your calculation is completely wrong, although I did like the video otherwise
150mt e=m cxc that is a lot
that is like the energy the sun produces in 30 seconds
Where'd you get 150MT from? At 99.9999% c, the Lorentz factor is 707, so the energy of the object is ~7.6GT (or 7,600MT) of TNT.
Their math does not add up. The destructive force from that amount of mass would not do anywhere that explosion. It is just too small.
Agreed, but they are not using the proper equation. They are forgetting to plug in surface area of the said object. It takes surface area to disperse energy.
And if a grain of sand flies towards the earth at the speed of light, it would be disintegrated in less than a second by the atmosphere because of air friction.
The small grains will probably disappear before hitting the earths surface.
Surely if the asteroid was unexpectedly deflected by its interaction with Saturn's rings, it would no longer be on course for Earth?
If it were to be near Saturn it would probably become part of its ring lol and if it actually broke Saturn's ring a little it would be mega slowed down
Or maybe it falls into Jupiter
That would be the case and it probably would happen but it was only the tiny piece that made it out and that traveled 99%the speed of light and let’s say it did slow down but it could have gained its speed
*Expectation:* IT"S THE END OF THE WORLD!
*Reality:* Out with the old, in with the new.
I am learning here more than my school 😂
Same-
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Hopefully the information of the speed of a grain of sand from the outer space can get through thick skulls of CO2 accusers and make them realize uncertainty of living things on earth. So they can live happily with what present technologies and resources that this fragile earth can offer to them. By the way, let others also happily living with what they can get from this present. 🌹
LOL, also too little CO2 makes our planet pretty cold, but the opposite (too much) and it's way too hot.
I always wondered if it was possible to explode a rock in space.... There's no air.. so how would that even work? 🤨 The gamma rays would melt it? No wind no boom
Gravity
Naaah, they'll have to attach a motor to deviate it's path.. the sooner the great the effect of deviating it's path. Pretty much what they do with 🛰️ satellites
Didn't Russia just explode a satellite when testing their asteroid defense missile, splitting their satellite into tiny pieces causing the ISS crew to panic because of flying debris?
No brain no thought.
@@amyhartman6786 they're no oxygen in space but our space stations and possibly satellites might have oxygen enough to create fire inside outer space
Would something traveling 99% the speed of light take 20 seconds to pass through the atmosphere? 🤔 I think not.
would it even past through the atmosphere
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0.00000000000000000000000020 seconds at 99%the speed of light
@@thronebhai1484 correction:0 because you are a bot
Well if the distance between Earth and Sun is 149.08 km and it takes light from the sun to reach Earth 8 mins and the atmosphere is 10,000 km tall so if we calculate then in 1 minute light can travel 1,79,60,279.04km now we calculate how far light can travel in 20 secs but since it’s only 99% the speed of light it will be different so it will take only 0 minutes congratulations your thoughts were right and here is how something travelling that close to the speed of light it would gradually disappear
The grain of sand: time to make destruction
The atmosphere: you sure about that
For this to happen one would have to activate the Infinite Improbability Drive.
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Why does it feel like i saw this video idea somewhere else😂
Got my heart beating as fast as that particle 😯 😮 😮 😮 😮
But if anyone survived the black hole, they would get to know what the inside looks like- and THAT would be cool!! (It would also be the perfect time to play “survivor”)
It is physically impossible to survive a blackhole, and even if you could break reality and did, you would see literally nothing because it wouldn't really feel like you were in it, because if you've watched videos on black holes, you would know that they are invisible, at least in the background of space.
And if a grain of sand flies towards the earth at the speed of light, it would be disintegrated in less than a second by the atmosphere because of air friction.
Its impossible bruh the grain of sand will disappear at atmosphere
Is the channel or scientists even taking into account when an object enters our atmosphere, it burns up? So if a grain enters our atmosphere, why would it even reach the surface of the Earth??? Wouldn't it be completely burnt away in vaporized????????
Correct
if a grain of sand flies towards the earth at the speed of light, it would be disintegrated in less than a second by the atmosphere because of air friction.
So, the sand is vaporised into QUARKS. They’re tiny! So who cares if a googol (10*(10*2)) tiny particles hit the earth at *BREAKNECK* speed? *THE EARTH WILL BE GONE, THAT’S WHAT!* In other words, let’s care for our other mother!
@@nathansos8480 How though?? I just don't get how that would happen, and also quarks arent that much bigger or smaller than photons, and photons already hit earth at lightspeed
The thing is that the grain of sand would probably dissolve in the atmosphere and if not it would be gone before it would have touched the see floor
So you're telling me all this time we've been worried about a meteor or just a small rock but you're saying a grain of sand could destroy the 🌍 wow do we got so much to be grateful for
Yeah, also, I’m am SURE some drunkard would start a riot as soon as this happened.
If a grain of sand flies towards the earth at the speed of light, it would be disintegrated in less than a second by the atmosphere because of air friction.
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That was an an incredibly powerful rocket...
If a grain of sand flies towards the earth at the speed of light, it would be disintegrated in less than a second by the atmosphere because of air friction.
And your point? The energy is still there and has to go somewhere. If the grain is disintegrated as you suggest whatever it decomposed into would still have that energy. Even if it was converted into some sort of plasma, or if all the energy was converted into radiation there would still be a tremendous effect on the planet.
imaging a plenet getting mangled by a grain of sand
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Or
Is Minecraft enchantment possible?
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If it hits Antarctica that would
be the "Second Impact."
He finally changed his profile pic
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It's his Christmas profile pic 🤣
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It is more likely to be burned up in the mesosphere
every asteroid gansta untill NASA lauches the dart mission
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Thanks for the new knowledge Bright Side. 😁
New knowledge of what? Impossible Events? Yeah that'll help in the long run.
Btw if a grain of sand flies towards the earth at the speed of light, it would be disintegrated in less than a second by the atmosphere because of air friction.
Knowledge? Its impossible, the grain of sand will disintegrated at the earths atmosphere.
Actually, the logic escaped from fiction maker's mind, with speed of light.
The melting of ICEBERGS would not raise the ocean levels. In fact, floating ice turning into water would LOWER the water level since water is more compact than ice.
Now, CONTINENTAL ICE, on the other hand...
That was the biggest plot twist ever
yes
The will be burned when it reaches the ozone layer. So the grain will not touch the surface.
Not the ozone layer, the atmosphere, it will be destroyed after it hits the ozone layer.
Yeah
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I whould never touch grains anymore
Try coming out of that bunker with all the water pressure on top of it
What happened to the yellow bulb and old narrator of bright side?
The grain of sand be like - never underestimate the destruction a grain of sand can cause
But yes you should because A grain of sand couldn't do anything in this scenario because it's physically impossible.
If a grain of sand flies towards the earth at the speed of light, it would be disintegrated in less than a second by the atmosphere because of air friction.
It can't do anything big like destroying a planet.
Bright Side can you make it the yellow light bulb again, the new one looks weird
At first I thought this was real I looked through my window to check. 😂🤦
If there was a black hole formed near the earth(and the black hole eats it) then atleast we could know what's inside a black hole
lol, I find it amusing how people thing you can survive blackholes, and the first guy is right, there is nothing special in there, apart from a very distorted outside.
WOW this guy surly knows a lot about space, and science
99% of light speed is so fast that it will just hit the earth in one second after passing the moon
Not exactly
Definately
If a grain of sand were to travel at 99 percent of the speed of light, it would have been in ashes before it could touch the atmosphere.
The fact that you imagined all of this…
Agreed.
I have been watching graystillplays play universe sandbox and so far, a grain of sand moving at 75% lightspeed is doom for us all
Yes but that's because in Universe Sandbox it doesn't simulate what would happen when it hits the atmosphere.
@@tree_addict280 ok
If a grain of sand flies towards the earth at the speed of light, it would be disintegrated in less than a second by the atmosphere because of air friction.
@@Legend_BIade ok
Ok
Wow. New theme if video is ready while bright side theme is changing
That asteroid Is looking like a drumstick haha
New logo is very nice
You have change the profile picture finally
Wow. This one has a happy ending. Progress!
Pa...leazze! If the icebergs melt, the oceans won't rise. It's like an ice cube that melts in a glass of water. The glass won't overflow. It's still the same amount of water
The grain of sand would do nothing as it would either vaporize or lose to much speed or mass to do anything to the earth.
A black hole that big would not be formed, it would be much MUCH smaller than that.
It's actually still a Total Disaster for everything but it is so overpowered!!!
but if the grain of sand passes through planets gravitational forces shouldn’t that change the trajectory of the grain of sand?
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Who remembers when they had a channel called darkside
man that looks like an entire movie
If it went past Uranus it'd be blown off course by a methane ejection
Finally a narrator that can say Uranus correctly
When i saw the notification I thought which channel is it
Tiny sand: IM COMING BOI
Right before the world is over: about to end
Tiny sand: Oops I forgot my wallet lemme be back
Earth: safe and sound
What?
If this happened I would scream "I love earth I don't want this happening"
At first I thought the front title said Grian. He's one of my favorite channels.
Lol XD Imagine seeing a pro Minecraft builder just fall into earth at speed of light
If you listen very carefully, the bubbling of a water pipe can be heard during the monologue.
It would just vaporise (your logo changed and I like it)
That escalated quickly
Wouldn’t the grain disintegrate in space or no since there is no friction or could it disintegrate when it gets to earth since it is going so fast
This video really creeped me out since I love ❤️ earth 🌍 and life on this planet 🌏
Then stop commenting and destroying it.
@@tree_addict280 touché
This video isn't anyway realistic because if a grain of sand flies towards the earth at the speed of light, it would be disintegrated in less than a second by the atmosphere because of air friction.
This video is not realistic at all
I love videos like these because it's science
I watch bright side this is the reason why I'm a 's student in science
Nothing will happen. Because a grain of sand rushing towards earth even at the speed of light can not pierce through a 4,000 mile planet.
And if a grain of sand flies towards the earth at the speed of light, it would be disintegrated in less than a second by the atmosphere because of air friction.
@@Legend_BIade Yeah thats right.
Finally someone who understands
Loving the new blue profile theme💙
After long time, fantastical video with positive ending…
3:14, "it has the mass of an entire continent!" yah but which one, there's seven of them.
Why do we call it Sand? Because it's between sea and land🤪
What if this scenario actually happened and caused the extinction of the dinosaurs?
it didn't
I don’t think this is true, the atmosphere should’ve burned up the grain of sand
Because it did.
Agree because
If a grain of sand flies towards the earth at the speed of light, it would be disintegrated in less than a second by the atmosphere because of air friction.
Because it will
Imagine all of that with just a little grain
If a grain of sand on fire falls in an ocean, it'd extinguish and mix with all the other trillions of grains of sand
I Didn’t Know That If A Grain Of Sand Collides With The Earth At 99% Of The Speed Of Light And Reaches The Earth’s Core The Hole Planet Can Explode
Plot twist (and supposed to be):the grain burned up and we’re safe
That’s actually going to happen in 2024 and all the electricity will be gone but fortunately the meteorite will only be the size of a state capital
If a grain of sand could survive the atmosphere, it has to be made of like tungsten or even Graphite
mmh, its disturbing to think a grain of sand could end the world even though theres so much on beaches...
I didn't know this was bright side
Plot Twist: The rockets miss.
Everyone: Oh no!!!
Moms: At least I don't have to pack up to leave the bunker.
*somewhere in an anime*
"So sir, what's your quirk?"
"Throwing grains at speed of light"
"......sir I'm sorry but you are not allowed to be admitted here"
"WHY not?
"Only quirks stronger than lvl9 are accepted"
"Check mine"
*reachs lvl9999*
" :0 "
" B》"
Wow all of that just bc of 1 piece of sand :o must be powerful sand!
This video isnt realistic because if a grain of sand flies towards the earth at the speed of light, it would be disintegrated in less than a second by the atmosphere because of air friction.
Too bad to be true? Because it is, its imposible it will be destroyed in atmosphere and wouldn't even hit the surface.
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