Hey What If, i've been following your channel since 3 years and I've never been disappointed by the quality of your videos. Keep making your content as I always want more. +I have an idea, What If, we were a Type V Civilization.
"the biggest thing in the solar system isn't the sun or Jupiter but Jupiter's magnetic field" umm what about the suns magnetic field, its about 3000 times larger than Jupiter's lol
Its called the heliosphere (not sure) Its pretty much not fighting the suns rays , but its fighting interstellar space The size of it is 75-100 AU (AU= astronomical unit , or the distance from the sun to earth) So yea its big , goes way beyond Pluto's orbit
If Earth had Jupiter's magnetic field, it would have a number of significant effects. Jupiter's magnetic field is about 20,000 times stronger than Earth's, so life on Earth would be exposed to much higher levels of radiation. This could have negative effects on living organisms, including increasing the incidence of cancer and other diseases. Additionally, the stronger magnetic field would lead to more intense auroras, which could disrupt radio communications and damage satellites. The stronger magnetic field would also deflect more solar wind particles, which would reduce the amount of erosion on the Earth's atmosphere. In addition to these effects, the stronger magnetic field would also protect the Earth from more cosmic rays, which would make it more difficult for high-energy particles to reach the surface. This would have implications for the study of geology and the atmosphere, as well as for the study of the origins of life on Earth. Overall, having Jupiter's magnetic field would have both positive and negative effects on Earth, and it is difficult to say whether or not it would be beneficial overall.
The "What If" premise is imaginative, sparking curiosity while exploring both the benefits and challenges of Earth adopting Jupiter's magnetic field, making the subject matter both educational and entertaining.
Albert Einstein was doubly right about the origins of geomagnetism. And these visions inspired me to study what was missing to complete the understanding of the mechanism for generating the Earth's magnetic field. Einstein expressed that the origins of geomagnetism were still one of the great mysteries of Physics and that the explanations should be related to the separation of electrical charges. In truth. The mystery has been solved. So forget the self-excited geodynamo conjecture to justify the origin of the magnetic field of the Earth, the Moon, and the celestial bodies. Magnetic fields can be generated not only by electrical currents but also by the movement of electrical charges. Earth's magnetic field originates from the solid inner core, not the turbulent liquid core. The foundations of electromagnetism mathematically proved this hypothesis. Learn more by accessing recently published manuscripts. What about magnetic reversals, why does this occur? Reversals occur due to the large impacts of large asteroids on our Planet. The mystery was solved.
For clarification (and this is something that’s important when considering the content of the video), Jupiter is not 1,300 times larger than Earth. It is only 11 times larger than Earth. Instead, 1,300 Earths could fit inside Jupiter. I believe that the video creator is confusing volume with relative scale. If Jupiter was 1,300 times larger than than Earth, it would be truly monstrous in size, something as large as (or even larger than) some of the largest hyper giant stars discovered so far in the universe. To put this in perspective, the Sun is only 109 times larger than the Earth. Here is the information that I found at CalTech’s website about the relative sizes of Earth and Jupiter: “Jupiter has a diameter of about 88,695 miles (142,800 kilometers) which is more than 11 times the diameter of Earth. It's volume is over 1,300 times the volume of Earth. This means that Jupiter is so big that over 1,300 Earths could fit inside of it.”
Amazing video as usual, the bright white screen transitions hurt while watching in bed during the night tho, somehow seemed like there were alot of them :')
There’s another factor to consider. The primary factor for the magnetosphere’s size is its interaction with Io (there are some good papers on it, though an overview of the Jupiter-Io System would explain it just as well.) Io’s connection to Jupiter is in the form of a magnetic flux tube which strips material from the moon, inflating the magnetosphere’s size to over twice what we would expect and creates the Io Plasma Torus. In other words, in this What If scenario we should be dealing with a similar relationship between the Earth and Moon, otherwise, the field is just as powerful, just roughly half the size.
"With such a big magnetic field, it will act as a particle accelerator and will no longer be able to protect us from solar radiation...." I somehow really doubt this, but I don't really have the knowledge to confirm or deny this. Can someone say if this is true?
yeh i dont agree, with an even larger magnetic field it will redirect charged particles at an even larger range hence probably provide even greater protection
That much greater and stronger magnetic field will intercept over 1 000 000 times more charged particles from the Solar wind. This will make the Van Allen belts MUCH more intense and bigger. For those particles, the gravitational field effect would be less than negligible. Like much less than 10^10 times less important than it is now, and now, the magnetic field already affect nearly 1000 000 times more than the gravity. The particle flow making the polar lights will be 100's of times more intense than currently, and also, the polar lights will extend to a wider area. Our polar lights are mostly fluorescence. With the stronger magnetic field, they would be plasma based. The will also dig much deeper in the atmosphere. Possibly even low enough to force airplanes to fly lower to avoid getting melted by the plasma. Plasma polar light illumination is rich in UV light, UV A, UV B and UV C, plus a good dose of X-rays. How do you like the prospect of getting a Sun burn, at midnight, in only a few second ? Also, you are in South Carolina.
@@nicolejohnson4786 The Moon only have weak residual magnetic field. Jupiter's magnetic field would barely make any difference at all. Take a random rock. How that rock react to a magnetic field ? The Moon would react pretty much the same way. We are talking about Jupiter like magnetic fields, not Jupiter like mass.
@@macwelch8599 mainly because of the x parasites, those freaking form and memory copying abominations definitely sound like the stuff of nightmares, and humans there would be stupid enough to let themselves get infected, killed and copied by one
Hey crazy thought. Energy and matter are interchangeable, right? Could gravity and the electromagnetic forse be the same? Meaning could the electromagnetic force be to enegy what gravity is to matter? Or is that comparison dumb?
Jupiter's magnetic field is generated by its possibly metallic Hydrogen Inner Mantle, NOT its Core. We don't even know if Jupiter has a core to begin with.
Jupiter's magnetosphere is huge indeed but actually it;s not the largest structure in the solar system the sun's heliosphere is much much bigger it extends to at least 100 AU and easily encompasses all the planets and most if not the entire Kuiper Belt.
Now what if Earth were to have Uranus's magnetic field? Uranus's magnetic field is a bit weaker than Earth's, but it's magnetic axis isn't aligned with its poles. It's more aligned with it's equator. How would this effect Earth?
Sir , I think it would be very useful if you What would make a what if video regarding. What if the Zaporizhzhia plant exploded ? Seeing the current global unstability it would be very greatful if people get to know the mass destruction of nucliar plants and weapons .
The inner, solid, and incandescent cores of the planets Jupiter and Saturn possess rotation axes with inclinations of 9.6 degrees and zero degrees, respectively, and, surprisingly, exhibit opposite directions to the rotation of their respective planets. What is the basis for the evidence? These planets have reversed their magnetism, which is caused by their core rotating.
You should do a what if earth exploded and what would happen to us, it's atmosphere, and it's magnetic field. Edit: I know of course we would die if earth exploded but what if we were strong enough to survive that?
apocalypse, death everywhere. I mean assuming you mean their abilities as well? Madara and goku would probably slamdunk earth into half, or one punch man, or any mha villains, and thats saying JUST anime. Bring here superheores and stewie from family guy and we will literally all die. Rick and morty? Double death. And idk all the pixar moms would bring us a bit of joy before that I guess
What if Earth had a surface mass of Jupiter and a core proportional to its size that would still be condusive to human life. AKA What if everything went perfectly normal in a What If video.
We're closing in on the secrets of the universe. Meanwhile, our own planet descends into anarchy, war, disease and chaos, followed inevitably by authoritarianism. What a strange time to be alive.
I know gravity attracts asteroids and things of that nature a magnetic field is protect us from the solar winds that's what I was taught in school back when school's actually taught something
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Hey What If, i've been following your channel since 3 years and I've never been disappointed by the quality of your videos. Keep making your content as I always want more. +I have an idea, What If, we were a Type V Civilization.
Thank you for sharing your idea with us. We are lucky to have you!
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I never knew Jupiter had such a big magnetic field! I swear I learn something new ever upload even if they’re just hypotheticals 😅
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Thank you for your support! Stay tuned for more fun and educational hypotheticals to come. 🙂
"the biggest thing in the solar system isn't the sun or Jupiter but Jupiter's magnetic field"
umm what about the suns magnetic field, its about 3000 times larger than Jupiter's lol
I was wondering that as well seeing how the Sun is natural bigger than Jupiter.
Its called the heliosphere (not sure)
Its pretty much not fighting the suns rays , but its fighting interstellar space
The size of it is 75-100 AU
(AU= astronomical unit , or the distance from the sun to earth)
So yea its big , goes way beyond Pluto's orbit
If Earth had Jupiter's magnetic field, it would have a number of significant effects. Jupiter's magnetic field is about 20,000 times stronger than Earth's, so life on Earth would be exposed to much higher levels of radiation. This could have negative effects on living organisms, including increasing the incidence of cancer and other diseases. Additionally, the stronger magnetic field would lead to more intense auroras, which could disrupt radio communications and damage satellites. The stronger magnetic field would also deflect more solar wind particles, which would reduce the amount of erosion on the Earth's atmosphere.
In addition to these effects, the stronger magnetic field would also protect the Earth from more cosmic rays, which would make it more difficult for high-energy particles to reach the surface. This would have implications for the study of geology and the atmosphere, as well as for the study of the origins of life on Earth.
Overall, having Jupiter's magnetic field would have both positive and negative effects on Earth, and it is difficult to say whether or not it would be beneficial overall.
The "What If" premise is imaginative, sparking curiosity while exploring both the benefits and challenges of Earth adopting Jupiter's magnetic field, making the subject matter both educational and entertaining.
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What if this channel ran out of content?,
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I am damn sure this channel has a huge number of what if ideas to be uploaded in future. ❤️❤️❤️
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Albert Einstein was doubly right about the origins of geomagnetism. And these visions inspired me to study what was missing to complete the understanding of the mechanism for generating the Earth's magnetic field. Einstein expressed that the origins of geomagnetism were still one of the great mysteries of Physics and that the explanations should be related to the separation of electrical charges. In truth. The mystery has been solved.
So forget the self-excited geodynamo conjecture to justify the origin of the magnetic field of the Earth, the Moon, and the celestial bodies. Magnetic fields can be generated not only by electrical currents but also by the movement of electrical charges. Earth's magnetic field originates from the solid inner core, not the turbulent liquid core. The foundations of electromagnetism mathematically proved this hypothesis. Learn more by accessing recently published manuscripts.
What about magnetic reversals, why does this occur? Reversals occur due to the large impacts of large asteroids on our Planet. The mystery was solved.
For clarification (and this is something that’s important when considering the content of the video), Jupiter is not 1,300 times larger than Earth. It is only 11 times larger than Earth. Instead, 1,300 Earths could fit inside Jupiter. I believe that the video creator is confusing volume with relative scale. If Jupiter was 1,300 times larger than than Earth, it would be truly monstrous in size, something as large as (or even larger than) some of the largest hyper giant stars discovered so far in the universe. To put this in perspective, the Sun is only 109 times larger than the Earth. Here is the information that I found at CalTech’s website about the relative sizes of Earth and Jupiter:
“Jupiter has a diameter of about 88,695 miles (142,800 kilometers) which is more than 11 times the diameter of Earth. It's volume is over 1,300 times the volume of Earth. This means that Jupiter is so big that over 1,300 Earths could fit inside of it.”
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Just loved it!
Amazing video as usual, the bright white screen transitions hurt while watching in bed during the night tho, somehow seemed like there were alot of them :')
There’s another factor to consider. The primary factor for the magnetosphere’s size is its interaction with Io (there are some good papers on it, though an overview of the Jupiter-Io System would explain it just as well.) Io’s connection to Jupiter is in the form of a magnetic flux tube which strips material from the moon, inflating the magnetosphere’s size to over twice what we would expect and creates the Io Plasma Torus.
In other words, in this What If scenario we should be dealing with a similar relationship between the Earth and Moon, otherwise, the field is just as powerful, just roughly half the size.
What is the name of the movie shown at 1:45 Where the meteors are falling at the gas station?
"With such a big magnetic field, it will act as a particle accelerator and will no longer be able to protect us from solar radiation...." I somehow really doubt this, but I don't really have the knowledge to confirm or deny this. Can someone say if this is true?
Well it also depends on Earth's gravitational pull as well meaning the size but absolutely
yeh i dont agree, with an even larger magnetic field it will redirect charged particles at an even larger range hence probably provide even greater protection
That much greater and stronger magnetic field will intercept over 1 000 000 times more charged particles from the Solar wind. This will make the Van Allen belts MUCH more intense and bigger.
For those particles, the gravitational field effect would be less than negligible. Like much less than 10^10 times less important than it is now, and now, the magnetic field already affect nearly 1000 000 times more than the gravity.
The particle flow making the polar lights will be 100's of times more intense than currently, and also, the polar lights will extend to a wider area.
Our polar lights are mostly fluorescence. With the stronger magnetic field, they would be plasma based. The will also dig much deeper in the atmosphere. Possibly even low enough to force airplanes to fly lower to avoid getting melted by the plasma. Plasma polar light illumination is rich in UV light, UV A, UV B and UV C, plus a good dose of X-rays. How do you like the prospect of getting a Sun burn, at midnight, in only a few second ? Also, you are in South Carolina.
Jupiter pull would pull the moon into earth
@@nicolejohnson4786 The Moon only have weak residual magnetic field. Jupiter's magnetic field would barely make any difference at all.
Take a random rock. How that rock react to a magnetic field ? The Moon would react pretty much the same way.
We are talking about Jupiter like magnetic fields, not Jupiter like mass.
Short answer: We're all gonna die
Long answer: We're all gonna die
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If we had Jupiter's magnetic field we would be ALMOST invincible but not completely we would not die though!
I love science and "what if " vids help me in science 🔭 ✨♥️♥️
We would die from the sun's radiation when the earth doesn't have a magnetic field. (And a good video like always, WHAT IF. 👍)
Believe it or not, I was actually studying electromagnets as this video released. What a great addition!
Awesome Video!
The sun's 20 million mile magnetosphere versus Jupiter's 3 million mile magnetosphere.
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Magnetars: Wow look at those ants trying to defend themselves
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Love the vid... Would also want to know how sun magnetic field works as well but that's a story for another what if😂
0:30 mangetis sphere 💀
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The Earth’s is not too weak or not too strong
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What if Earth was in the Star Wars galaxy?
It would definitely be safer than being in the metroid Universe
@@asurashun9695 I’ve heard that’s some scary stuff
@@macwelch8599 mainly because of the x parasites, those freaking form and memory copying abominations definitely sound like the stuff of nightmares, and humans there would be stupid enough to let themselves get infected, killed and copied by one
Hey crazy thought. Energy and matter are interchangeable, right? Could gravity and the electromagnetic forse be the same? Meaning could the electromagnetic force be to enegy what gravity is to matter? Or is that comparison dumb?
Video idea:"What if all the planets in the Solar System was spinning at the speed of light?"
Jupiter's magnetic field is generated by its possibly metallic Hydrogen Inner Mantle, NOT its Core. We don't even know if Jupiter has a core to begin with.
Now that's big
Thank you magnetosphere. 🥰
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3:23 What movie is it?
That would be good for us
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I find mectric units VERY OFFENSIVE and offensive content notices at 1:18 and 3:04 and 3:13 and 3:18 and 5:33
Jupiter's magnetosphere is huge indeed but actually it;s not the largest structure in the solar system the sun's heliosphere is much much bigger it extends to at least 100 AU and easily encompasses all the planets and most if not the entire Kuiper Belt.
jupiter magnetic field: nah i'de win
sun: im protecting yall from cosmic radiation LOL
Everybody dies
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Interesting video
can you do
" what if all of earth was land "
now that would be interesting 🧐
Then you have to dig to access (limited) water
Can you pls use calmer music
bro forgot about magnetar or blazors
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What if we had Jupiter’s magnetosphere? We’d die.
My a big fan, make a video of "what if space exploded?"
Well it will fall to the biggest black hole (i think)
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Jupiter: The strongest magnet known to science
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I like your videos like science
Now what if Earth were to have Uranus's magnetic field? Uranus's magnetic field is a bit weaker than Earth's, but it's magnetic axis isn't aligned with its poles. It's more aligned with it's equator. How would this effect Earth?
Sir , I think it would be very useful if you What would make a what if video regarding. What if the Zaporizhzhia plant exploded ?
Seeing the current global unstability it would be very greatful if people get to know the mass destruction of nucliar plants and weapons .
What if ....all of sudden .....all smartphones androids and IOS phones disappear from EARTH
The answer is on his t shirt 🤣🤣🤣
The Question " What If ?" Never Ends....
The inner, solid, and incandescent cores of the planets Jupiter and Saturn possess rotation axes with inclinations of 9.6 degrees and zero degrees, respectively, and, surprisingly, exhibit opposite directions to the rotation of their respective planets. What is the basis for the evidence? These planets have reversed their magnetism, which is caused by their core rotating.
What if earth 🌎 had suns magetic field damn its big
I learned more things from this channel than school 😂😂😂
but school can help you learn these things
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@@gamerinfinix8170 *yes*
I don’t know about the intro, the sun’s heliosphere seems pretty big to me… so does the Oort Cloud…
Hes just casually talking while his shirt says "EVERYBODY DIES"
I pay for youtube premium, channels should not put ads in their videos
Heyu
You should do a what if earth exploded and what would happen to us, it's atmosphere, and it's magnetic field.
Edit: I know of course we would die if earth exploded but what if we were strong enough to survive that?
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No, you are not first. Comment pinned by the channel is first. 🤣
@@ocean7790 yes he is because this vid was uploaded exactly 32 minutes ago and channel comment was also 32 mins ago
Here's an idea for a video: *what would happen if ALL the fictional characters from movies, TV, video games, etc came to life in our world?*
apocalypse, death everywhere. I mean assuming you mean their abilities as well? Madara and goku would probably slamdunk earth into half, or one punch man, or any mha villains, and thats saying JUST anime. Bring here superheores and stewie from family guy and we will literally all die. Rick and morty? Double death. And idk all the pixar moms would bring us a bit of joy before that I guess
The suns heiloshpere protecting the systym from cosmic radiation seeing this:
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Ok now Jupiter with earth’s magnetic field
Im 30 seconds late 🤩🤩
Gauss' Law = magnetic fields 😮.
Hey can you make a what if humans could absorb solar energy to our cells 🙏
What if Earth had a surface mass of Jupiter and a core proportional to its size that would still be condusive to human life.
AKA
What if everything went perfectly normal in a What If video.
I want to see what if Mars was having this field!
Mars spins almost same speed as earth
It just needs to get big , get buff
@@Zvxers7 ok! ty for the information!
bro earth is better then the other sun than is blue
Do you know the occasional extremely bright transition you use b/n the scenes is making it hard for most of us to watch your videos.
7:10 earth atmosphere would leak out of earth and everyone ded, now u wont have to search the video
Harvey!
What if earth had a magnetar's magnetic field?
What If Earth Had Jupiter's Magnetic Field?
short answer: we die.
long answer: we all die.
Well
At least USA won't be affected but,
R.I.P Greenland,Iceland,Cantada,Alaska,North Russia,Nordics
TL;DR: everyone dies because the magnetic field pulls the moon towards earth
We're closing in on the secrets of the universe. Meanwhile, our own planet descends into anarchy, war, disease and chaos, followed inevitably by authoritarianism. What a strange time to be alive.
Sun has a hilosphere
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THIS IS WHAT I WAS ASKING
What would happen if we took all the magnets on earth and put them on one single side of the globe?
I know gravity attracts asteroids and things of that nature a magnetic field is protect us from the solar winds that's what I was taught in school back when school's actually taught something