Have you ever tried surviving 100 degrees Celsius? For reference, the Sahara desert can reach 47 degrees Celsius (117 degrees Fahrenheit), which is already unpleasantly hot, and it's slightly under half of the way to 100 degrees Celsius. It would take several minutes for you to die, but it would still happen, as your skin blisters and the proteins in your blood slowly clot from the heat.
you may want to move all those flowers from inside to outside.. in the flower spreaders.. you get WAY more o2 that way.. and maybe some biomass.. have not played in a few weeks. get close enough to see the numbers/letters on the flower spreader and it will show you big numbers.
the rockets give 1000% (multiply by 10) per rocket to your base stats not the total stats permanently to all currently and future built terrorformation structures (drills, heaters, ect.) this means any drill built after sending up a rocket that gives a bonus to pressure will also get that bonus.
@@Jakuri93 agreed which is why i put multiply by 10 in brackets meaning that you multiply the base stats by 10 per rocket. the same thing you are saying.
blitz you should recycle some of your old machines that now produce negligible terraformation or power, like the nuclear reactor T1s and replace them with the upgraded versions
@@vincenttrigg4521 in one of his previous videos he mentioned not being able to remember something from his last episode then says “even though that was 18 minutes ago i recorded it”
As someone who used Celsius his whole life, I cannot wrap my head around Fahrenheit. Both scales are arbitrary - per definition -, but F always seemed to make much less sense to me. The circumstances of 0 and 100 Degrees Celsius are easily replicable: the freezing and boiling point of water, respectively. For Fahrenheit 0 is the coldest temperature measured on Earth at that point in time - we have measured much lower naturally occurring temperatures since - and 100 is the average human body temperature - which can vary several degrees even in a healthy person. If you want to get scientific, the most sensible temperature scale is Kelvin. 0 Kelvin by definition is absolute zero, the point at which all molecular movement stops. It's just a bit unwieldy for daily use: 0 degrees Celsius is about 273 Kelvin.
Celsius is the correct way to measure temperature, it’s basically the same as kelvin but it doesn’t start at absolute zero, Fahrenheit is just confusing, why 32° for freezing and 212° for boiling, they just seem random numbers
Fahrenheit is designed for day to day use. The values of 32 and 212 are set according to a 180 degree difference, half of a circle, to make the difference more pronounced. This is so people can better gauge how hot it is outside. A temperature between 0-32 F is cold, but not dangerously so. Below 0 F the danger rapidly increases. Over 100 F the risk of heatstroke exponentially rises. Fahrenheit was designed so people can judge their surroundings without thinking in decimal. Fahrenheit is not really supposed to be used for scientific calculations, which is why metric exists. USCS units were based off of their use to the general populous (horsepower being the amount a horse could move over a time, feet as the size of an average foot (12 in), miles relating to acres), but SI was set up for scientific use. SI is set in a decimal system so physicists and engineers can do math faster. Both systems were created and ratified at about the same time, but their use was determined by what country controlled what. In short, both systems have their advantages depending on what work you have to do. I use both F and C in my day to day life. F to understand how to dress and C for mechanical calculations.
The biodomes are nice,, but the t2 flower spreaders are better for oxygen production once you get the golden seeds in them. They have slightly higher oxygen output, take fewer resources to build, and require less energy.
No blitz you cannot survive at 100°C. You would cooked at that temperature. Water boils at 100°C. Edit after 2 years+ since the original message: Yes I know I made a grammar mistake, I meant to say you would get cooked at that temperature, it was 11:30 and my bedtime was 11 back then and I was very sleepy. Haven't changed the original bit in this comment, just wanted to add this NB because people don't read my other comment from 2 years ago saying this and this video seems to be popping off rn, I don't need any more flame even tho my name is bowXfire lol
@@yamato3870 well,we need our bodies to be a certain temperature,even if it isn't freezing you can die if you loose too much heat,the lower the ambient temperature the easier it is to die from loosing heat, that's why you need to wear thick clothes when you go somewhere cold,the clothes help you retain heat.
@@yamato3870 true. Blood is 70% water so it has different boiling and freezing point but nevertheless you will die on mount Everest if u don't have any clothes on to heat you up. It takes time for fluids to freeze so you can train your body and make the time taken for freezing longer but it's inevitable unless you mutate and adapt to it somehow.
I have to say, I think if Blitz was raised with the units of Celsius, he'd probably think Fahrenheit makes no sense. But since he was raised with Fahrenheit (as far as I can tell anyway, I don't actually know), Fahrenheit makes more sense. I definitely agree that Metric system is better for measurements, though. I don't want to have to remember that there are 5,280 feet in a mile (I had to look up feet in a mile) when I can just remember that there's 1,000 meters in a kilometer.
And 7 bananas in a foot. Lol 12 inches/feet, 3 feet/yard, 5280 feet/mile, The only thing Imperial distance has going for it is that there aren’t really a lot of conversions… Metric is far more sensible, and I say that as someone who grew up with it/continues to use it.
They are pretty, yes, and T2-s produce tree bark, but they are soooo energy and resource inefficient. Up until T2 Tree Spreaders, T2 Flower spreaders with high-tier flowers are the way to go, both for oxygen and biomass. On the upside, though, if you spread out the biodomes, you have safe places to regenerate oxygen throughout the planet.
Celsius makes so much more sense, mainly because the boiling and freezing points are so much simpler and easier to remember. 0 for freezing and 100 for boiling. 32 and 212 make no sense and seem like random numbers.
To be fair, though, all that stuff and he's still in the micro-Kelvin scale, so it'd be veeeeeeery long for it to actually change anything significantly.
Just to clarify, 100ºC (212ºF) is when water evaporates and you would die, but even if 0ºC (32ºF) is when water freezes you still survive, like I’ve been on -5ºC (23ºF). (Formula is : (_ºCx9/5)+32=_ºF)
You should probably get more water catchers whatever there name is that give you water and just more lake water collecter to make sure your hydrated :]
the best unit for temp, in science, is kelvin and we all know that the reason. The only reason people use degrees Celsius is because the scale is the same as kelvin meaning that the difference between 2 temps are the same. Celsius is based of water
I feel like a version of Kelvin connected to Fahrenheit would be better, since Fahrenheit is more specific than Celsius. Since there’s Fahrenheit units in between Celsius units
@@thecyberrabbit1440 but then the equations don't work it needs to be Celsius based so the values we have for constants stay the same else we would have to change them 2
Fahrenheit is also more precise. The reason that water boils at 212 and freezes at 32 is because there’s just more units. That was a poor way of saying that a 1 degree change in Celsius is larger than 1 in Fahrenheit, which makes Fahrenheit technically more precise
@@thecyberrabbit1440 What is the difference between writing 136 F or 57,8 C ? its the same number of digits. You dont need to do fractions like 57 and 4/5 C
@@thecyberrabbit1440 I think that has to do with education. Growing up with metrics you are taugh decimal numbers from very early on in school. Moving from only whole numbers to decimal numbers occure (in my country) during the 2nd year in school, so around when the children are 8 years old. So when you reach 10 years of age, all numbers are basically seen as decimal numbers.
Ahhhh yes finally. I'm off work, ready to kick back and enjoy Blitz being a dork. Oh also Mr Blitz, if you have like a PO box or something could I send you some of my grandma's homemade bread? Or maybe if she'll give me her secret recipe I'll send you that lol. Bread...
Your really should tear down all of your old power production, drills, heaters, etc. with how much better each Tier is than the last, its just not worth keeping anything except your best stuff.
Dunno if the game goes into ppm for oxygen, but assuming it doesn't and that the goal is a legit earth-like atmosphere, you'll need to get O2 up to 210m ppb. *That* should be when you can take your helmet off.
Hey blitz you should put the atmospheric water collectors in areas that doesn't have water in it like that moon surface area along with a outpost and food grower bang self sustaining home away from home
Blitz just recycle your old machine ( t1 and t2 drill,nuclear reactor t1,etc) because you can make better machine with resources you get from your old machine
These videos really are interesting to watch ever since I started watching them for the first time I saw your video I decided to subscribe and watch more on your channel I felt appreciated to see more content of yours
(NERD ALERT) 🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨So I don’t see how Fahrenheit is BETTER as much as it is preferred, it does make sense though because F gives about 1.8x the precision of Celsius without having to get mixed into decimals and let’s you better relate to air temperatures. I also believe that psychologically F uses higher numbers for higher Temperatures meaning you can think of 100 degrees Fahrenheit as hot and not have to think a smaller number say 28 degrees Celsius was hot, it just can be easier for the mind to comprehend.
4:46 for those of you who have seen max steel and especially the wrath of mackino bolth parts that looks like his core drill to split earth in half and destroy it so yeah just wanted to point that out
It all depends on what you have been raised on so for you Fahrenheit seems superior and Celsius is awkward because you didn't grow up with it and is the opposite for me
Have you ever tried surviving 100 degrees Celsius? For reference, the Sahara desert can reach 47 degrees Celsius (117 degrees Fahrenheit), which is already unpleasantly hot, and it's slightly under half of the way to 100 degrees Celsius.
It would take several minutes for you to die, but it would still happen, as your skin blisters and the proteins in your blood slowly clot from the heat.
He was talking about how Fahrenheit is better than Celsius then said how 100ﾟ isn't that hot, referring to Fahrenheit Not Celsius
Celsius is better then Fahrenheit!!!
@@d8nwilliams That's what I was saying.
you may want to move all those flowers from inside to outside.. in the flower spreaders.. you get WAY more o2 that way.. and maybe some biomass.. have not played in a few weeks. get close enough to see the numbers/letters on the flower spreader and it will show you big numbers.
the rockets give 1000% (multiply by 10) per rocket to your base stats not the total stats permanently to all currently and future built terrorformation structures (drills, heaters, ect.) this means any drill built after sending up a rocket that gives a bonus to pressure will also get that bonus.
you do not multiply every rocket by 10, the next will be double the total amount of first so 1000x2=2000 and the next less then that and so on.
@@Jakuri93 agreed which is why i put multiply by 10 in brackets meaning that you multiply the base stats by 10 per rocket. the same thing you are saying.
nerdz just kidding
sry
@@rachanachaudari3223 LMAO, just basic primary school math, no offence taken >.
blitz you should recycle some of your old machines that now produce negligible terraformation or power, like the nuclear reactor T1s and replace them with the upgraded versions
I'm beginning to think that Blitz doesn't read the comments
@@vincenttrigg4521 he probably recorded all the planet crafter videos at once
@@derpyno-scope2590 then there would be no way of him using the comments to aid him anyways
@@vincenttrigg4521 in one of his previous videos he mentioned not being able to remember something from his last episode then says “even though that was 18 minutes ago i recorded it”
@@Anthony-dk3us What he was talking about was actually in the same video
As someone who used Celsius his whole life, I cannot wrap my head around Fahrenheit. Both scales are arbitrary - per definition -, but F always seemed to make much less sense to me. The circumstances of 0 and 100 Degrees Celsius are easily replicable: the freezing and boiling point of water, respectively. For Fahrenheit 0 is the coldest temperature measured on Earth at that point in time - we have measured much lower naturally occurring temperatures since - and 100 is the average human body temperature - which can vary several degrees even in a healthy person.
If you want to get scientific, the most sensible temperature scale is Kelvin. 0 Kelvin by definition is absolute zero, the point at which all molecular movement stops. It's just a bit unwieldy for daily use: 0 degrees Celsius is about 273 Kelvin.
Celsius is the correct way to measure temperature, it’s basically the same as kelvin but it doesn’t start at absolute zero, Fahrenheit is just confusing, why 32° for freezing and 212° for boiling, they just seem random numbers
The average human body temp is 98.6 actually. And any variance over a degree is not normal and most likely means there is something going on
I was coming here to mention freezing point! Makes much more sense it being at 0! 0 freezing and 100 boiling just keeps thing so much simpler.
@@CaptainBread_ not everyone has the exact same temp, slightly above or slightly below is perfectly normal.
Fahrenheit is designed for day to day use. The values of 32 and 212 are set according to a 180 degree difference, half of a circle, to make the difference more pronounced. This is so people can better gauge how hot it is outside. A temperature between 0-32 F is cold, but not dangerously so. Below 0 F the danger rapidly increases. Over 100 F the risk of heatstroke exponentially rises. Fahrenheit was designed so people can judge their surroundings without thinking in decimal. Fahrenheit is not really supposed to be used for scientific calculations, which is why metric exists. USCS units were based off of their use to the general populous (horsepower being the amount a horse could move over a time, feet as the size of an average foot (12 in), miles relating to acres), but SI was set up for scientific use. SI is set in a decimal system so physicists and engineers can do math faster. Both systems were created and ratified at about the same time, but their use was determined by what country controlled what. In short, both systems have their advantages depending on what work you have to do. I use both F and C in my day to day life. F to understand how to dress and C for mechanical calculations.
The biodomes are nice,, but the t2 flower spreaders are better for oxygen production once you get the golden seeds in them. They have slightly higher oxygen output, take fewer resources to build, and require less energy.
Agree t2 flower spreaders and then tree spreaders
No blitz you cannot survive at 100°C. You would cooked at that temperature. Water boils at 100°C.
Edit after 2 years+ since the original message: Yes I know I made a grammar mistake, I meant to say you would get cooked at that temperature, it was 11:30 and my bedtime was 11 back then and I was very sleepy. Haven't changed the original bit in this comment, just wanted to add this NB because people don't read my other comment from 2 years ago saying this and this video seems to be popping off rn, I don't need any more flame even tho my name is bowXfire lol
So people can’t survive at Mount Everest because the freezing temperature for water is 0°C?
@@yamato3870 someone can wear more layers to keep warm but there’s not much you can do to deal with that high of temperatures
No, you don't survive at 100°C
40 is already hot as hell
100 kills you
@@yamato3870 well,we need our bodies to be a certain temperature,even if it isn't freezing you can die if you loose too much heat,the lower the ambient temperature the easier it is to die from loosing heat, that's why you need to wear thick clothes when you go somewhere cold,the clothes help you retain heat.
@@yamato3870 true. Blood is 70% water so it has different boiling and freezing point but nevertheless you will die on mount Everest if u don't have any clothes on to heat you up. It takes time for fluids to freeze so you can train your body and make the time taken for freezing longer but it's inevitable unless you mutate and adapt to it somehow.
I have to say, I think if Blitz was raised with the units of Celsius, he'd probably think Fahrenheit makes no sense. But since he was raised with Fahrenheit (as far as I can tell anyway, I don't actually know), Fahrenheit makes more sense. I definitely agree that Metric system is better for measurements, though. I don't want to have to remember that there are 5,280 feet in a mile (I had to look up feet in a mile) when I can just remember that there's 1,000 meters in a kilometer.
His words are those of fahrenheresy!
Easier name kilo meter = thoumetrr tm
And 7 bananas in a foot. Lol
12 inches/feet,
3 feet/yard,
5280 feet/mile,
The only thing Imperial distance has going for it is that there aren’t really a lot of conversions…
Metric is far more sensible, and I say that as someone who grew up with it/continues to use it.
Easier, boiling water=100 °C hot=50 °C freeze=under 0 °C.
50c is a little more than hot
i think its best explained by
0-100 in farenheit is human confortable
0-100 in celsius is more water focused
I started building biodomes around the map. They work as oxygen stops and look cool.
They are pretty, yes, and T2-s produce tree bark, but they are soooo energy and resource inefficient. Up until T2 Tree Spreaders, T2 Flower spreaders with high-tier flowers are the way to go, both for oxygen and biomass.
On the upside, though, if you spread out the biodomes, you have safe places to regenerate oxygen throughout the planet.
love this play through. you should see what happens when you launch tons of rockets at once. just imagine the caos that will ensue for the meteroites.
Celsius makes so much more sense, mainly because the boiling and freezing points are so much simpler and easier to remember. 0 for freezing and 100 for boiling. 32 and 212 make no sense and seem like random numbers.
On earth: “oh no, global warming”
Blitz in this game: “I need more heaters to heat the planet up”
To be fair, though, all that stuff and he's still in the micro-Kelvin scale, so it'd be veeeeeeery long for it to actually change anything significantly.
@@Smilley85 I know, it’s the irony that’s funny
Just to clarify, 100ºC (212ºF) is when water evaporates and you would die, but even if 0ºC (32ºF) is when water freezes you still survive, like I’ve been on -5ºC (23ºF). (Formula is : (_ºCx9/5)+32=_ºF)
This is the best series you have ever made, everytime a video comes online you make my day.
Blitz can you put a golden plant on the flower spreader? I think it'll be very cool if it work!😀😀
yep that would be pretty cool
The reason water boils at exactly 100⁰C is because Celsius is based on water
Put an ore extractor on the uranium cave, the sulfur place and (most importantly) the osmiun caves
212° fahrenheit much more makes sense than 100° celcius **says ironicly**
Also what we consider the main temperature turning point (temperature it takes to freeze water) is 0c but 32 Fahrenheit
Fahrenheit is best for body temp imo
Kelvin is better than both. Why use the freezing point of one specific chemical compound as your baseline for measuring the entire universe?
Blitz, get yourself some flower spreaders and put the golden seeds in them. Insane oxygen vs power ratio.
i love this series so much
Pumpkins don't grow up on a trellis like that. You're thinking of beans
Blitz shoud make more water collecters. He needs them a lot.
You should probably get more water catchers whatever there name is that give you water and just more lake water collecter to make sure your hydrated :]
the best unit for temp, in science, is kelvin and we all know that the reason. The only reason people use degrees Celsius is because the scale is the same as kelvin meaning that the difference between 2 temps are the same. Celsius is based of water
I feel like a version of Kelvin connected to Fahrenheit would be better, since Fahrenheit is more specific than Celsius. Since there’s Fahrenheit units in between Celsius units
@@thecyberrabbit1440 but then the equations don't work it needs to be Celsius based so the values we have for constants stay the same else we would have to change them 2
Kelvin gang
idk man i personally think kelvin is how temperature should be measured
Kelvin gang
Fahrenheit is also more precise. The reason that water boils at 212 and freezes at 32 is because there’s just more units.
That was a poor way of saying that a 1 degree change in Celsius is larger than 1 in Fahrenheit, which makes Fahrenheit technically more precise
wait until he finds out about fractions
@@Amodh1257 it’s easier to not use fractions
@@thecyberrabbit1440 What is the difference between writing 136 F or 57,8 C ? its the same number of digits. You dont need to do fractions like 57 and 4/5 C
@@mortensaxov3739 yeah, it’s just easier to read a number without decimals
@@thecyberrabbit1440 I think that has to do with education. Growing up with metrics you are taugh decimal numbers from very early on in school. Moving from only whole numbers to decimal numbers occure (in my country) during the 2nd year in school, so around when the children are 8 years old. So when you reach 10 years of age, all numbers are basically seen as decimal numbers.
Blitz please put your base on foundations because physics aren’t happy
Ahhhh yes finally. I'm off work, ready to kick back and enjoy Blitz being a dork.
Oh also Mr Blitz, if you have like a PO box or something could I send you some of my grandma's homemade bread? Or maybe if she'll give me her secret recipe I'll send you that lol. Bread...
put ore extractors in the uranium\iridium\osmium caves
I think that would take a higher tier ore extractor
put a mining drill in the osmium cave
All I have to say is. Mods!
Yes there are mods for this game!
You can name lockers
you can use that machine you built to decraft items to get more mushroom seeds
8:19 aaaand here begins the war
6:32 "I just polluted the world's atmosphere. Yay, go me!" 😭
Make an ore extractor for osmium!
Your really should tear down all of your old power production, drills, heaters, etc. with how much better each Tier is than the last, its just not worth keeping anything except your best stuff.
Dunno if the game goes into ppm for oxygen, but assuming it doesn't and that the goal is a legit earth-like atmosphere, you'll need to get O2 up to 210m ppb. *That* should be when you can take your helmet off.
Hey blitz you should put the atmospheric water collectors in areas that doesn't have water in it like that moon surface area along with a outpost and food grower bang self sustaining home away from home
get rid of the t3 drills to recoup a bit of power and resources
This game is so cool
You progress scarily fast. Good base location you started with
Woo I wated for this also remind baron for gunsup
Can't wait for more of this great game
finally, the best series, a lot of youtubers record it too, BUT u are the most entertaining
you get the water slurper unlocked towards the end which is super convenient
i love how both blitz and cade got the same idea
im seriously enjoying this series. dunno why i enjoy this game so much.
Can't wait for the one person to reveal to blitz where the dead astronaut is located
Very cool vid
put a ore miner in the osmium cave
Apparently if you recycle food you get seeds
Blitz just recycle your old machine ( t1 and t2 drill,nuclear reactor t1,etc) because you can make better machine with resources you get from your old machine
We do not talk about star track! Good save
Thanks man for the vids
finnaly! a new video from Planet Crafter!
a rocket thats alive
neat
i just love this
Make more launch platforms and launch all types of rockets at once.
You should put a mine in the osmium mine
Yayyy idk why but I love this series so much
YES YES YES!
Blitz getting all excited over things, reminds me of kids in a toy store
Youre amazing blitz
You should put one of the golden flowers in the flower spreaders to make more oxygen
The drill teirs are like evolution in atomega
I think you should scrap the wind turbines because they don’t give much power
Hi Blitz
You should deconstruct the nuclear reactor T1 because it doesn’t make that much power and you get 3 super alloys from it
yeeee boiii top 100
@2:06 *everyone with OCD screaming*
These videos really are interesting to watch ever since I started watching them for the first time I saw your video I decided to subscribe and watch more on your channel I felt appreciated to see more content of yours
If only there was a special seed. Like the gold seed at the beginning crashed ship.
3am here in Japan ...
Tomorrow i have school!
Well... Who cares!
1 am for me and i have classes too.
cheese is good
8:35 kelvin better
Kelvin gang
@10:00 Its not just wasteland, there is stuff to see there...!
8:38 That's fine, I temperature in degrees Newton.
(NERD ALERT) 🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨So I don’t see how Fahrenheit is BETTER as much as it is preferred, it does make sense though because F gives about 1.8x the precision of Celsius without having to get mixed into decimals and let’s you better relate to air temperatures. I also believe that psychologically F uses higher numbers for higher Temperatures meaning you can think of 100 degrees Fahrenheit as hot and not have to think a smaller number say 28 degrees Celsius was hot, it just can be easier for the mind to comprehend.
4:46 for those of you who have seen max steel and especially the wrath of mackino bolth parts that looks like his core drill to split earth in half and destroy it so yeah just wanted to point that out
Nice vids blitz!!!!!!!!!
both celsius and fahrenheit are far below the only true heat measurement. Kelvin
Kelvin gang
Yay, another day of therraformation ;)
You should try riding a rocket, seen RCE do it, looks fun!
Hi Blitz I thought maybe you could try fallout 4
(I know it's a bit outdated but i would love to watch it)
Fahrenheit is definitely superior for general human use. Celsius is kinda awkward because it's just a few degrees between freezing and sweltering.
It all depends on what you have been raised on so for you Fahrenheit seems superior and Celsius is awkward because you didn't grow up with it and is the opposite for me
Still haven’t found the underground base
Here before 100 comments gang
The drills kind of look like scarabs from halo, I believe that's where they came from
Also, see if you can use a drill to mine osmium
OMG I AM FINALLY EARLY!! THANK YOU FOR POSTING DURING MY LUNCH! Keep up the AMAZING work and finish this game. Can't wait to see the next episode.
Hey blitz! I'm happy you posted early. Can't wait to see what you have today!!!
I love it! Keep it up man, amazing vids.
You deserve so many more subs and likes, every time you post i get excited, i thank you for that
MORE BUGGOS MORE BUGGOS
I agree with the temperature thing lol
thank god i dint have to wait another week
Make the GPS rocket tr two
next video please it really helps
For the temperature thing, it’s very different if you live in Asia for the first 15 years of your life… still getting used to Fahrenheit
there is a cave where you can ore extract super alloy