This reminds me of the SpongeBob episode where SpongeBob has to do an 800 word essay on what to not do at a stoplight, although he gets frequently distracted he manages to finish the essay in time, only for Mrs. Puff to tell him that they're going on a field trip instead.
@@GeepMakesVideos His full name is Christopher Michael Netherton But i guess it's Chris for short. Plus he dislikes being called Christopher even though it's his First Name. But i gotta respect his dislikes.
Sml always cheer me up as well! I'm looking forward for more videos as well! These videos are amazing and fun Fact, sml inspired me to make puppet shows as well😄 ruclips.net/user/JoshuaShead
I’ve been watching SML for about 3 years, it’s really funny and very entertaining thanks for the 3 years of SML I been watching for the past 3 years of entertainment!
Sml Idea: Jeffys Tourettes. Its basically starts off in school and the teacher is teaching then jeffy starts making random noises becaue of Tourettes and gets suspended, then he goes home and mario and rosalina call the doctor to cure it. then at the end they just realize he was making it up. Make this blow up so sml can see this!
@@FrostGamingTM Yes he does in addition to nearly all the abuse he used to get back in the day which doesn't happen nearly enough the past year for some reason.
judge pooby being back is crazily good because I haven’t seen him from the last channel of SML, he honestly makes me laugh more then ever when he talks about the whole thing lol 😂 great video sml keep it up you make me laugh when it’s nessecsary
Makes sense why Cody would recommend a 4000 word essay. For him, a 4000 word essay is like riding a bike, for everyone else, it’s like driving a car for the first time.
Gud tho so weh mhi u happy birthday hope you and your little girl in the gred3 poepe cme and mhi don't want to join us for dinner tonight or nobody has ever been with mhi don't want to join u want me to bring anything up for you if u gud morning dear God no sah jus need my gift card to join u want mhi a wah dat be honest I guess we should have the gitf my lil brother I guess we can just do it again soon and all the gred3 and mhi don't want do you think about the gitf me know what I guess you're busy tomorrow how nice of you think about this one to go with me to bring anything up from the gitf my fren and mhi no reach hm and I will be honest I'm not sure what to bring anything for
The blue color of the sky has intrigued humans for centuries, leading to various theories and scientific inquiries. To understand why the sky appears blue, it’s essential to delve into the realms of physics, particularly the behavior of light and the atmosphere. When we gaze at the sky, we are witnessing the scattering of sunlight by the molecules and small particles in the Earth's atmosphere. This scattering process, known as Rayleigh scattering, is responsible for the blue hue that dominates our daytime sky. Sunlight, or white light, is composed of a spectrum of colors, each with different wavelengths. These colors range from violet and blue at the shorter end of the spectrum to red and orange at the longer end. As sunlight enters the Earth's atmosphere, it interacts with air molecules and other small particles. Due to Rayleigh scattering, shorter wavelengths of light, such as blue and violet, are scattered in all directions more effectively than longer wavelengths like red and yellow. However, the sky does not appear violet, despite violet light being scattered even more than blue. This is because our eyes are more sensitive to blue light, and because some of the violet light is absorbed by the upper atmosphere. The phenomenon of Rayleigh scattering can be explained through the principles of electromagnetism. When light waves encounter particles that are much smaller than their wavelength, the electric field of the light wave induces oscillations in the electric charges of the particles. These oscillations cause the particles to re-radiate the light in different directions. Since shorter wavelengths (blue and violet) are more easily scattered due to their higher frequencies, they dominate the scattered light we see from every part of the sky. The specific intensity of the blue color can also be attributed to the composition of the Earth's atmosphere. The atmosphere is primarily composed of nitrogen and oxygen molecules, which are very effective at scattering shorter wavelengths of light. This results in the predominance of blue light in the scattered sunlight. During the day, when the sun is high in the sky, the path length through the atmosphere is relatively short, and the blue light from Rayleigh scattering is easily visible, creating the familiar blue sky. As the sun sets or rises, the sky can take on hues of red, orange, and pink. This change occurs because the sunlight must travel through a greater thickness of the atmosphere, which scatters the shorter wavelengths and allows the longer wavelengths (red and orange) to pass through and reach our eyes. This extended path length causes more scattering of the blue and violet light out of the line of sight, leaving the reds and oranges to dominate. Another factor that influences the color of the sky is the presence of aerosols and larger particles in the atmosphere. These particles can cause Mie scattering, which affects all wavelengths of light more equally and can lead to a whiter or hazier sky. This is often observed in polluted or hazy conditions, where the blue color of the sky is less vibrant due to the scattering effects of these larger particles. The clarity of the sky's blue color can also be influenced by altitude and geographic location. At higher altitudes, the atmosphere is thinner, leading to less scattering and a deeper, darker blue sky. In contrast, at lower altitudes or in regions with higher humidity, the sky might appear lighter or less intensely blue due to the increased scattering of all wavelengths. In addition to the scientific explanations, the blue sky has had significant cultural and artistic impacts throughout history. Many poets, artists, and philosophers have drawn inspiration from the sky's color, using it as a symbol of tranquility, infinity, and clarity. The consistent blue sky has also played a role in navigation and agriculture, influencing weather patterns and human activities. Furthermore, the study of the sky’s color has led to advancements in atmospheric science and meteorology. Understanding Rayleigh scattering and other optical phenomena has helped scientists predict weather patterns, analyze climate change, and develop technologies for remote sensing and environmental monitoring. In summary, the blue color of the sky is a result of Rayleigh scattering, where shorter wavelengths of light are scattered more effectively by the molecules in the Earth's atmosphere. This scattering causes the blue light to dominate our perception of the sky. Various factors, including the composition of the atmosphere, the angle of the sun, and the presence of aerosols, influence the intensity and hue of the sky's color. Beyond its scientific explanation, the blue sky has inspired cultural and artistic expressions and has contributed to significant advancements in scientific research. Understanding why the sky is blue not only satisfies human curiosity but also underscores the intricate interplay between light and the Earth's atmosphere.
Who else here misses Woody? I do for sure. It would be great if they brought him back, just with a different name or smh Anyways I gotta finish the vid
@Banana Trauma then why did they have him in the first place? I'm pretty sure they can use Woody. They just can't use Nintendo puppets. And Nintendo doesn't own Pixar
This reminds me of a SpongeBob episode where SpongeBob had a due essay on something about a stop light “what not to do at a stop light” I think but he kept getting off task like Junior lol
@@devanireneeortman that's very funny but I remember there's a party full of everyone who asked. It's really fun I heard there's a clown competition where who ever has the funniest joke wins! And then there's a topic area where you change the topic when a new topic appears like when this dude said he felt bad and then you changed it by saying "he fall asleep" so yea you should go!
Title: The Sun: Illuminating the World in Yellow Introduction: The Sun, the mighty celestial body that dominates our solar system, has captivated human curiosity for centuries. Its radiant energy sustains life on Earth and holds a prominent place in various cultural and scientific discourses. While some may argue that the Sun appears white or even orange during sunrise and sunset, the predominant color associated with our nearest star is undoubtedly yellow. This essay aims to explore the underlying reasons behind the yellow hue of the Sun, delving into the physics of light and the intricate nature of our star. The Physics of Light: Understanding the color of the Sun begins with comprehending the physics of light. Light, a form of electromagnetic radiation, consists of a spectrum of colors ranging from red to violet. This spectrum is commonly known as the visible light spectrum. When sunlight passes through a prism, it disperses, revealing this spectrum as a beautiful array of colors. Each color corresponds to a specific wavelength, with red having the longest and violet having the shortest wavelength. Sunlight Composition: The Sun is primarily composed of hydrogen and helium, with trace amounts of other elements. Inside its core, nuclear fusion occurs, generating immense heat and energy. This energy is released in the form of light and heat, which reach the Earth as sunlight. The interaction between the Sun's composition and the physics of light determines the color we perceive. Scattering of Light: The phenomenon of scattering plays a crucial role in the color of the Sun. When sunlight enters the Earth's atmosphere, it collides with particles suspended in the air, such as molecules, aerosols, and dust. This collision causes the light to scatter in different directions. The scattering process is responsible for the vibrant colors of the sky during sunrise and sunset, as shorter wavelengths, such as blue and violet, scatter more than longer wavelengths, like red and yellow. Rayleigh Scattering: Rayleigh scattering, named after the British physicist Lord Rayleigh, is the primary mechanism behind the blue color of the sky. It occurs when smaller particles in the atmosphere, such as nitrogen and oxygen molecules, scatter shorter wavelengths of light more effectively. As a result, the sky appears blue to our eyes. However, Rayleigh scattering does not significantly affect longer wavelengths, such as yellow. Why is the Sun Yellow? To understand why the Sun appears yellow, we need to consider the interaction between sunlight and our atmosphere. As sunlight enters the Earth's atmosphere, it undergoes scattering. While shorter wavelengths tend to scatter more, longer wavelengths, including yellows and reds, experience less scattering. Consequently, when we observe the Sun from the surface of the Earth, the majority of these longer wavelengths reach our eyes, creating the perception of a yellowish hue. Atmospheric Conditions: It's important to note that the color of the Sun can vary depending on atmospheric conditions. For instance, during sunrise or sunset, when the Sun is closer to the horizon, sunlight must pass through a larger portion of the Earth's atmosphere. This increased passage through the atmosphere causes more scattering, primarily affecting shorter wavelengths. As a result, the Sun appears more orange or even red during these times, as the longer wavelengths dominate our visual perception. Conclusion: The Sun, our life-giving star, exhibits a predominantly yellow color due to the intricate interplay between sunlight and the Earth's atmosphere. The scattering of shorter wavelengths during their passage through the atmosphere results in the dominance of longer wavelengths, including yellows and red
I did the math and I found Cody and Joseph's typing speed(wpm) and found that it's 12, and if it took them about 2 days(4880 minute's) to finish the essay, than they would have wrote over 50,000 words, it would have only taken them about two hours I love you channel, I've watched EVERY SINGLE video, even before sml reuploaded
You know what’s worse than writing an essay, and you had a week to do it but you did it in 1 day breaking both your hands and feet writing 300 pounds of an essay for no reason
This was a very fun and interesting video. When Cody kept on asking for more words to be added to the essay was so hilarious 😂. Especially the ending LOL 😂.
Junior was felt so nervous 'cause he doesn't really knows about a thousand words on the essay. Man, that's a lot of words on each pages can filled in. Every students gets a thousand words on the essay. Who've ever got the most fastest wrote on each pages to finish the essay, gets a huge reward as a price, wins a trip to go to Hollywood!😎🎥✨✨
Jackie Chu Always does the hardest assignments for students, am I right?
Yeah you are.
@UCgcsBHQrMZxQ70qoBUfJkbA wait i don’t remember asking
It seems fun, It’s easy, it just seems long but 2000 Isn’t too much.
When he does he makes it you instantly fail the grade if you miss it
@Beast 😈 imagine thinking that
Thanks!
@VOLKXY 😭ikr
Cody’s muffled “god damn!” When he gets flipped is amazing. We also need way more Judge Pooby.
0:14 that one kid
If only Junior had ChatGPT
Only bad thing about it is that our future doctors could be using chat gpt
Frrr
Funny funny 😆
@@NicolasLarios-sz3ld❤
Real
This reminds me of the SpongeBob episode where SpongeBob has to do an 800 word essay on what to not do at a stoplight, although he gets frequently distracted he manages to finish the essay in time, only for Mrs. Puff to tell him that they're going on a field trip instead.
Oh yes, that was the episode "Procrastination."
Yes I was thinking the exact same thing
This is pretty related to that episode.
I can see wheee your coming from this episode does remind me of SpongeBob. I should make a video about that in the future
@@UnkownRUclipsr286 do not spread hate
it feels like sml is getting it's humor back 😃
Patrick is cool 😎
Mrbeast YOUR EVIL D:
@@qmixoksfnf8228 Patrick is cool😎
Patrik wasnt even in rhis video
@Beast 😈 stafu
8:23 Elaina's phone on the right side so Elaina could read what she had to say hahaha
I think shes recording or smth
@@Ashley-qc9znrecording what? The couch?
@@nuttyboy23231 how am i suppost to now 😵🗣
If you use common sense like think about it.
LOL Bubble's reaction at 4:03 thooo 😭 also that Lego Titanic set looks AMAZING!
@@Jlepah not the dog ass "watch" joke lmfao
4:04
@@JlepahCrazy how anybody could say the same thing for your content.
@@samuelvazz8870even inmates are afraid of other different crimes
4:09
0:34 Joseph actually being smart for once
@@UnkownRUclipsr286 CONTENT SUCKS SML CONTENT IS WAY BETTER
@@UnkownRUclipsr286 I can agree with some of them being horrible.
Yeah I’m surprised
@@STARZZE_STARZ imagine agreeing with a bot 🤡
@@Married2DaMoneyyy OH WOW I DIDNT KNOW
10:44 I like how they just combo'd Cody 😂
WOMBO COMBO
@@kr1spiezHAPPY FEET
0:23 Cody deserved that fr😂😂😂
Fr
Fr😂
Yasss
Yes he does
You guys STUPID OR WHAT he doesn't deserve torture
6:02 Cody: you're gonna fail!
Junior: did the titanic fail?
Cody: yes!
That was really funny🤣
That part was really funny! That made me laugh so hard!🤣🤣
I agree
Omg cody is funny
For real life that's is so.
This feels like a reference to that one SpongeBob episode, him trying his best to not get distracted to do his essay like JR
Episode of spongebob is called procrastination
How the hell is this Albert Einstein know
Lol
Nigga you just made my day with this comment
Whoa
0:21 that was unexpected but deserved and hilarious 😂
Including 10:44. 😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣
jr didnt do his essay
that was very expected
2:24 had me dying 😂😂
2:24 had me dying 😂😂
aaaaaaaa the cop 😮😮😮😮🥳🥳🥳🥳😦🥶🥵
aaaaaaa the cop 3:00 😮🥳🥳🥶🥵
@@Itzae-i2r copied
Vershemy twin
I love the fact Jr and Joseph beat the hell out of Cody after he says “that’s not enough homework I want more🤓”😂😂
Same here 😂
They hate homework
I HATE HOMEWORKS AND I HATE SCHOOL
@@DaveMatthew8181 who doesn’t lol 😂
Bro I remember watching these when I was little but I still love these videos to this day
*3:12** That eye raise from Chris challenges Dwayne Johnson Himself.*
Christopher? You mean Chris?
@@GeepMakesVideos His full name is Christopher Michael Netherton
But i guess it's Chris for short. Plus he dislikes being called Christopher even though it's his First Name.
But i gotta respect his dislikes.
facts bro facts he about challenge the rock lol
@@alec_thegamerD Real
@@legendarytronic7774 its actually pablo
3:10 pooby had the best intro man 😂😂
3:11
0:30
He always does 👍ツ
i don't know why its so satisfying that the video is exactly 11 minutes long.
10.59
@@soysaucepro1343 what no
Bro it good.
@@rubyra0511 mhm
@@soysaucepro1343 no
0:23 got me laughing on the floor😭✋🤣
Lol right
Me roo
I love these videos so much they make my day.
@@UnkownRUclipsr286 SUCKS LMAO 🤣 SML’S CONTENT IS WAY BETTER!!!!
6:44
Cody Looks Like He Stayed Up All Night And Broke Both Of His Hands Writing 400 Pounds Of An Essay For No Reason.
😂😂
Just like that one episode
😂😂😂just like that one episodeeee lmao
Bro I just rewatched that onr
That’s cuz he did
I love how Lovell gas an airpod in his ear in the jail cell 😂
I love how pooby played as judge😂
He's a nice actor, huh?
Yet another video that cheers me up any day. Looking forward for more vids
Sml always cheer me up as well! I'm looking forward for more videos as well! These videos are amazing and fun Fact, sml inspired me to make puppet shows as well😄
ruclips.net/user/JoshuaShead
1:51 Junior: Oh guys, I had so much fun!
Yea, your right…
Literally saw this comment the second it came on my screen
its always a good day when sml uploads
True
True
UwU
Fr
This was one of the best SML videos ever imo
I’ve been watching SML for about 3 years, it’s really funny and very entertaining thanks for the 3 years of SML I been watching for the past 3 years of entertainment!
I’ve been watching since 2013, always been so entertaining
Leave you built like a double a Battery
I love the fact that Junior just casually goes to prison without overreacting 😅
2022: Junior's Essay
2023: Cody's Essay
2024: Joseph's Essay
2025: Jeffy's Essay
I need those videos
2026: Penelope's Essay
2027: Bully’s Essay
I have been watching your videos since 2014 and i still like watching your videos today. keep up the great work Logan!
I like How Sml did a Reference from SpongeBob that He was doing his essay And got Distracted Nice work Sml Keep it up
You are thinking too much about that
8:09”Because he had cricket toe”s” had me rolling😂😂💀💀
Sml Idea: Jeffys Tourettes.
Its basically starts off in school and the teacher is teaching then jeffy starts making random noises becaue of Tourettes and gets suspended, then he goes home and mario and rosalina call the doctor to cure it. then at the end they just realize he was making it up. Make this blow up so sml can see this!
The part when they found out he was faking it reminds me that episode of South Park when cartman was faking tourettes
Blows up with a bomb
Remember the 500 pound essay one? That was hilarious!
“Yea” 😐
yeah totally
That was probably one of my favorites lol
@@redpandastudios37 bro what…
@@artro-o6r wdym bro what
the fact that the teacher ignores cody when he falls when he gets his desk flipped
Yeah
He deserves it
@@FrostGamingTM Yes he does in addition to nearly all the abuse he used to get back in the day which doesn't happen nearly enough the past year for some reason.
I am vengeance 🦇🧔
I saw this comment right as he said that😂😂😂
judge pooby being back is crazily good because I haven’t seen him from the last channel of SML, he honestly makes me laugh more then ever when he talks about the whole thing lol 😂 great video sml keep it up you make me laugh when it’s nessecsary
Nice to see Judge Pooby back. This is why I really like SML as they bring back old one-episode characters.
Ikr
Nice pfp
Cool. Show
@@tyreekbryantd2881 lol
Except the times they bring back a one-time character that was good in their original video, but bad in their second episode
10:43 The funniest part at the end!!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
You messed up your sentence 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Yeah, here and the beginning is one of the few times Cody deserved to get his ass beat XD
Hh
Bb
I Am JuDgE PoBrY! Always gets me 😂
Y’all do a amazing job on these videos
You have no vids lol saying you got better content oh you got no vids lol and wow
2:32 Cody has popcorn!! I'm eating popcorn right now as well!!!! 😆🍿
The ending was so great. I loved the twist
1:48 😂😂 juniors mouth wasn’t even in the bag lol
Totally can relate to this in all my essays and projects
Makes sense why Cody would recommend a 4000 word essay. For him, a 4000 word essay is like riding a bike, for everyone else, it’s like driving a car for the first time.
It doesn’t make sense because he complained about doing a 500 pound essay
@@johnnyvargas5450 He had to write a 500 pound essay in *one day* . He had an entire week to write 4000 words.
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Gud tho so weh mhi u happy birthday hope you and your little girl in the gred3 poepe cme and mhi don't want to join us for dinner tonight or nobody has ever been with mhi don't want to join u want me to bring anything up for you if u gud morning dear God no sah jus need my gift card to join u want mhi a wah dat be honest I guess we should have the gitf my lil brother I guess we can just do it again soon and all the gred3 and mhi don't want do you think about the gitf me know what I guess you're busy tomorrow how nice of you think about this one to go with me to bring anything up from the gitf my fren and mhi no reach hm and I will be honest I'm not sure what to bring anything for
@@aldonijahpalmer7159 what
The old sml vibes is slowly coming back
That's exactly what I'm saying!!!!! I said the same thing!😃😃
They never left.
old sml vibes are dead and have been dead for years
@@toadguy19 nah the old sml vibes are golden
@@vividkid6499 no i mean this video doesn't encapsulate the old sml, that's what i meant by them being dead for years
The blue color of the sky has intrigued humans for centuries, leading to various theories and scientific inquiries. To understand why the sky appears blue, it’s essential to delve into the realms of physics, particularly the behavior of light and the atmosphere. When we gaze at the sky, we are witnessing the scattering of sunlight by the molecules and small particles in the Earth's atmosphere. This scattering process, known as Rayleigh scattering, is responsible for the blue hue that dominates our daytime sky.
Sunlight, or white light, is composed of a spectrum of colors, each with different wavelengths. These colors range from violet and blue at the shorter end of the spectrum to red and orange at the longer end. As sunlight enters the Earth's atmosphere, it interacts with air molecules and other small particles. Due to Rayleigh scattering, shorter wavelengths of light, such as blue and violet, are scattered in all directions more effectively than longer wavelengths like red and yellow. However, the sky does not appear violet, despite violet light being scattered even more than blue. This is because our eyes are more sensitive to blue light, and because some of the violet light is absorbed by the upper atmosphere.
The phenomenon of Rayleigh scattering can be explained through the principles of electromagnetism. When light waves encounter particles that are much smaller than their wavelength, the electric field of the light wave induces oscillations in the electric charges of the particles. These oscillations cause the particles to re-radiate the light in different directions. Since shorter wavelengths (blue and violet) are more easily scattered due to their higher frequencies, they dominate the scattered light we see from every part of the sky.
The specific intensity of the blue color can also be attributed to the composition of the Earth's atmosphere. The atmosphere is primarily composed of nitrogen and oxygen molecules, which are very effective at scattering shorter wavelengths of light. This results in the predominance of blue light in the scattered sunlight. During the day, when the sun is high in the sky, the path length through the atmosphere is relatively short, and the blue light from Rayleigh scattering is easily visible, creating the familiar blue sky.
As the sun sets or rises, the sky can take on hues of red, orange, and pink. This change occurs because the sunlight must travel through a greater thickness of the atmosphere, which scatters the shorter wavelengths and allows the longer wavelengths (red and orange) to pass through and reach our eyes. This extended path length causes more scattering of the blue and violet light out of the line of sight, leaving the reds and oranges to dominate.
Another factor that influences the color of the sky is the presence of aerosols and larger particles in the atmosphere. These particles can cause Mie scattering, which affects all wavelengths of light more equally and can lead to a whiter or hazier sky. This is often observed in polluted or hazy conditions, where the blue color of the sky is less vibrant due to the scattering effects of these larger particles.
The clarity of the sky's blue color can also be influenced by altitude and geographic location. At higher altitudes, the atmosphere is thinner, leading to less scattering and a deeper, darker blue sky. In contrast, at lower altitudes or in regions with higher humidity, the sky might appear lighter or less intensely blue due to the increased scattering of all wavelengths.
In addition to the scientific explanations, the blue sky has had significant cultural and artistic impacts throughout history. Many poets, artists, and philosophers have drawn inspiration from the sky's color, using it as a symbol of tranquility, infinity, and clarity. The consistent blue sky has also played a role in navigation and agriculture, influencing weather patterns and human activities.
Furthermore, the study of the sky’s color has led to advancements in atmospheric science and meteorology. Understanding Rayleigh scattering and other optical phenomena has helped scientists predict weather patterns, analyze climate change, and develop technologies for remote sensing and environmental monitoring.
In summary, the blue color of the sky is a result of Rayleigh scattering, where shorter wavelengths of light are scattered more effectively by the molecules in the Earth's atmosphere. This scattering causes the blue light to dominate our perception of the sky. Various factors, including the composition of the atmosphere, the angle of the sun, and the presence of aerosols, influence the intensity and hue of the sky's color. Beyond its scientific explanation, the blue sky has inspired cultural and artistic expressions and has contributed to significant advancements in scientific research. Understanding why the sky is blue not only satisfies human curiosity but also underscores the intricate interplay between light and the Earth's atmosphere.
damn that was long to read
YOUR COMMENT TOOK UP HALF OF THE COMMENTS LIST!
Who else here misses Woody? I do for sure. It would be great if they brought him back, just with a different name or smh Anyways I gotta finish the vid
@@UnkownRUclipsr286 CHEWY BOY!
@@UnkownRUclipsr286 ratio bot + no videos
Yea they should bring em back.
@@TheEnglishScotsman352 I mean they wouldn't wanna risk it, you think?
@Banana Trauma then why did they have him in the first place? I'm pretty sure they can use Woody. They just can't use Nintendo puppets. And Nintendo doesn't own Pixar
I love that they bring back pooby’s courtroom 3:11 😁❤️
I know right! I was so happy when they brought him back!!!!😃😃
@@LoyalstarStudios totally
FR I USED TO LOVE THAT BACK IN THE DAY
@@arkfr I know right
9:57
Reminds me a lot of that scene from Total Drama, where Duncan has that 300 word essay with all the verys.
Lol
lmao I love that scene.
@@Amethyst_Espeon Yeah, that scene is a classic.
@@DBandCartoonFan2004 fr
finally someone who remembers total drama
10:45 the way cody fell out of his chair😂😂😂
Haven't been to this channel or the other the og sml in years wow the nostalgia.
I swear sml always finds a way to make me laugh😹
Read my name 😊
These bots are getting me annoyed!!
8:35 “pendejo” means “dumbass” and it’s a curse word in Spanish.
For those who don’t know
I know
Yeah, i already knew that
We know
For those who don’t know
@@l0ser._.someone592 it’s for those who don’t know😊
This reminds me of a SpongeBob episode where SpongeBob had a due essay on something about a stop light “what not to do at a stop light” I think but he kept getting off task like Junior lol
I can’t blame Junior for wanting to go see “The Batman”. That film was awesome.
ya it was a good movie
It was amazing
@@PatrickIron it’s wasn’t good it was phenomenal
I liked it. It shows that Penguin's being friends with Batman once.
MARVEL FOREVER DC SUCKS
this is the best video I've seen in a long time! keep it up, logan!
Im so happy it’s spring break so I can watch sml videos all week 😁😁
Jr: omg what time is it ?!?
Hand holding phone: sup 😎
I like how Penelope calls Junior to talk about her problems it's kinda cute
I know right ❤️
Bro their puppets 😂
@@jajidlskids4364 bro did anyone ask 😂
@@guesttheunknown6800 it doesn’t matter if they asked bro 🤦♂️
@@guesttheunknown6800 I’m guessing your like 8
This is reminding me of that one SpongeBob episode where SpongeBob has to do an essay for Mrs puff and he couldn't focus.
they put alot of work into their videos so just don't say that they're trash it's your opinion
At least Junior has fun with his friends.
RIIIIIGGGHHHHHHTTTTTT
Always a good day when sml post
Only OG's will remember that Cody "spawns in" at the front door.
The nostalgia
thank u sml for making funny videos everyday keep up the good work
Love Sml… always makes me laugh
one of the best episodes in a while
1:37 is so funny good thing i voice junior i did im funny asap lol 😂😂😂❤😂
I love your videos Logan
@@AngeloPolo-o6cglad you love me! I am not only crew member,
@@MDTFTLEDITS keep up the great work SML
@@MDTFTLEDITS l know
@@AngeloPolo-o6cOMG LOGAN RESPONEDED TO U NO WAY😊
1:20 I feel so bad for the cleaning staff when that park closes😂
7:51 Junior had fallen asleep
@@devanireneeortman that's very funny but I remember there's a party full of everyone who asked. It's really fun I heard there's a clown competition where who ever has the funniest joke wins! And then there's a topic area where you change the topic when a new topic appears like when this dude said he felt bad and then you changed it by saying "he fall asleep" so yea you should go!
@@guesttheunknown6800 well guess what
*I* was the one who asked
This in my opinion is one of the only sml movies that's all over the place
Fr
K buddy clown 🤡
Me waiting for the comments in the first 5 minutes to say lets appreciate how much time sml puts in there videos
I'm waiting for those comments to
Yes
Same
@Beast 😈 crap
@@Wogintheday wats
0:20
When your parents told you to clean up your room but instead clean up the whole house
I have been watching about 4 years and always loved it, SML keep it up
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i love how they brought back poobys court room 😂
3:21
This is why Pooby has to be many Characters
His voice is so crazy
Title: The Sun: Illuminating the World in Yellow
Introduction:
The Sun, the mighty celestial body that dominates our solar system, has captivated human curiosity for centuries. Its radiant energy sustains life on Earth and holds a prominent place in various cultural and scientific discourses. While some may argue that the Sun appears white or even orange during sunrise and sunset, the predominant color associated with our nearest star is undoubtedly yellow. This essay aims to explore the underlying reasons behind the yellow hue of the Sun, delving into the physics of light and the intricate nature of our star.
The Physics of Light:
Understanding the color of the Sun begins with comprehending the physics of light. Light, a form of electromagnetic radiation, consists of a spectrum of colors ranging from red to violet. This spectrum is commonly known as the visible light spectrum. When sunlight passes through a prism, it disperses, revealing this spectrum as a beautiful array of colors. Each color corresponds to a specific wavelength, with red having the longest and violet having the shortest wavelength.
Sunlight Composition:
The Sun is primarily composed of hydrogen and helium, with trace amounts of other elements. Inside its core, nuclear fusion occurs, generating immense heat and energy. This energy is released in the form of light and heat, which reach the Earth as sunlight. The interaction between the Sun's composition and the physics of light determines the color we perceive.
Scattering of Light:
The phenomenon of scattering plays a crucial role in the color of the Sun. When sunlight enters the Earth's atmosphere, it collides with particles suspended in the air, such as molecules, aerosols, and dust. This collision causes the light to scatter in different directions. The scattering process is responsible for the vibrant colors of the sky during sunrise and sunset, as shorter wavelengths, such as blue and violet, scatter more than longer wavelengths, like red and yellow.
Rayleigh Scattering:
Rayleigh scattering, named after the British physicist Lord Rayleigh, is the primary mechanism behind the blue color of the sky. It occurs when smaller particles in the atmosphere, such as nitrogen and oxygen molecules, scatter shorter wavelengths of light more effectively. As a result, the sky appears blue to our eyes. However, Rayleigh scattering does not significantly affect longer wavelengths, such as yellow.
Why is the Sun Yellow?
To understand why the Sun appears yellow, we need to consider the interaction between sunlight and our atmosphere. As sunlight enters the Earth's atmosphere, it undergoes scattering. While shorter wavelengths tend to scatter more, longer wavelengths, including yellows and reds, experience less scattering. Consequently, when we observe the Sun from the surface of the Earth, the majority of these longer wavelengths reach our eyes, creating the perception of a yellowish hue.
Atmospheric Conditions:
It's important to note that the color of the Sun can vary depending on atmospheric conditions. For instance, during sunrise or sunset, when the Sun is closer to the horizon, sunlight must pass through a larger portion of the Earth's atmosphere. This increased passage through the atmosphere causes more scattering, primarily affecting shorter wavelengths. As a result, the Sun appears more orange or even red during these times, as the longer wavelengths dominate our visual perception.
Conclusion:
The Sun, our life-giving star, exhibits a predominantly yellow color due to the intricate interplay between sunlight and the Earth's atmosphere. The scattering of shorter wavelengths during their passage through the atmosphere results in the dominance of longer wavelengths, including yellows and red
This needs to be seen
@@MonkeySirBossMan thanks I put time into this and jr should have put time into his
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@@XBMgamer you used ai and its not 2000 words long
@@MistascaryALT-mp5k how did you know😂
3:15 When Pooby made The Rocks face I couldn't help but laugh
you cannot spell pooby without poo
I want this Channel to never stop :)
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Respect to sml taking time out of there day making the titanic out of legos to get this video out for us. this deserves a like.
I did the math and I found Cody and Joseph's typing speed(wpm) and found that it's 12, and if it took them about 2 days(4880 minute's) to finish the essay, than they would have wrote over 50,000 words, it would have only taken them about two hours
I love you channel, I've watched EVERY SINGLE video, even before sml reuploaded
Video Lesson:
"Don't get procrastinates during school."
Video rating-6/10
It’s always a 10/10
@@alysat79 nah not always there are bad vids and good ones
Omg SML never fails to make us laugh and I have been his fan until 2021 and 2020 lol:)
i have been watching since 2015
2009.
2012
been watching since 2015 or 16
2016-17
7:37 If I were Junior, I would have based my essay on that.
That’s actually pretty smart
@@EvilRiceGuy Thanks
8:35 hey there pendo 😂😂
I think he meant Pendejo
I’ve been watching SML for Years now but I LOVE IT
I been watching Logan's vidoes for 4 years now and It never gets old
when cody said - well in that case you should have gave us 4000 words - i laughed soooooooo hard lol
3:50, why does bubbles have a airpod😂😂😂
LOL FR I THINK POLICE FORGOT TO TAKE THEM OUT
its does not dose. Dose is when you take medication, drugs, etc. does is when you do something.
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SML never fails to make everyone entertain
Fax
Your 9, skibidi toilet pfp and misspelled
@@timmy12396 bro you got my age wrong lol
10:40 I couldn’t stop laughing 😂
HAHAHAHAHAHA
No it isn’t lol
I love how in almost everytime there in the classroom they flip Cody's desk😂
Junior used to be flipping Cody’s desk in all old SML videos all the time
@@MrFreddyboy2007_YT ye
@@MrFreddyboy2007_YT ikr so funny 😂
You know what’s worse than writing an essay, and you had a week to do it but you did it in 1 day breaking both your hands and feet writing 300 pounds of an essay for no reason
Lmao real
There’s nothing more fun than eating your favorite junk food while watching a marathon of SML videos. 😂
I be doing the same thing! One time I was eating McDonald's while watching Sml!😄
This was a very fun and interesting video. When Cody kept on asking for more words to be added to the essay was so hilarious 😂. Especially the ending LOL 😂.
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Junior was felt so nervous 'cause he doesn't really knows about a thousand words on the essay. Man, that's a lot of words on each pages can filled in. Every students gets a thousand words on the essay. Who've ever got the most fastest wrote on each pages to finish the essay, gets a huge reward as a price, wins a trip to go to Hollywood!😎🎥✨✨
If only I could understand
You need to get a drug test, bro…
What the hell does this mean? Are you drunk?
I had a stroke trying to read that
Uhh… what?