Hitting Earth with a Grain of Sand Going 99.9% the Speed of Light
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- Опубликовано: 9 май 2024
- In this video I show you what would happen if the earth were to be hit by a grain of sand going 99.9% the speed of light. I talk about the physics of it and then I try bigger objects hitting earth at near light speeds.
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The wolf is always watching you...
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I have that same shirt. It's awesome.
And nice video. Still watching, but like it so far!
All I remember from video is "99,99 speed of light" echo
How you dare using my spells against me?
woof
Said ""Bowling ball haven't done much damage so let's increase the mass a little bit""
*hits with pyramid of giza* 😂😂😂
That was roughly the same increase as going from a grain of sand to a bowling ball. That being said, I totally wish that wikipedia would list comet and asteroid sizes in "Giza pyramids" instead of kiloton....
I was expecting a car sized object not the most massive thing build by man
Matt built by lots of man
@@andersjjensen Wikipedia is actually edited by common people I guess.🤔🤔🤔
@@Matt0sh "built by man"
Every alien conspiracy theorist: And i took that personally
"Florida man gets hit by a pyramid."
Toprak Karakaya best caption award goes too...😂😂😂. The Florida man will always find a way.
That is hilarious. Thank you.
Copy
But still refuses to leave Florida, details after these messages
A pyramid of crystal meth.
How did you go from a bowling ball to the literal pyramid of Giza 😂
now lets get something a little bit bigger......
spawns in a PYRAMID OF GIZA
@Jack Sparrow 1 millisecond is passing per second
roughly the same as going from a grain of sand to a bowling ball tbf
Now that's the real Big Bang.
Should have done a Stacey Abrams in between.
Scary to think about yet oddly satisfying at the same time. Great video! 😁
"I don't like sand, it's coarse and rough and does only minimal damage to planets even when traveling at nearly the speed of light."
You deserve more credit for this reference.
-It's over Anakin! The sand travels nearly in the speed of light!
LMAO where is this from
😢
@@benedict6432 You overestimate its power!
Now, if you titled this "Hitting Earth with the Pyramid of Giza Going 99.9% the Speed of Light", I would have clicked faster.
99.9% faster?
same
is this just me or that really looks like a porn video title?
@@ThatWasPrettyFunny I want a video game with a pyramid
@@DatSwif idk doesnt seem like that2me
Really amazing and thought provoking 'what if' videos. Thanks!!!
I like how as the severity of collisions go up, I go from hoping it hits as far away from my location as possible to survive, to as close to my location as possible to make death as instantaneous as it can be.
"Hahah oh man haha. That literally just vaporized Earth. And it's gone. Haha."
Or if they use Google translate I guess they can speak English : )
For some reason I wondered what would happen if the same happened in the real world, if someday an asteroid or a planet going at an incredibly high speed would crash on earth and while we can probably foresee it we could do absolutely nothing about it and we'd just wait until our doom inevitably comes. I wonder what will happen to our world and people if someday in the future something like that would happen...
@@syfx1485 well, in this case we just dead, nothing we can do, such thing will destroy the earth
That's what the gods sound like lol
@@syfx1485 if we can foresee it we can stop it.
*speaking in the most monotone optimistic voice* : “So this Just wiped out all of North America 🙂”
it's just America no problem
No more Karen’s 😎
@@bolton7961 yes finally
“So most likely this would kill everyone on earth”
🙃
Thanks for your show here, I really enjoyed it.
Why is this so much fun to watch? I looked this up after reading The Three Body Problem because I was curious about the size needed and was surprised at how much larger the mass necessary was than portrayed in the books. Or at least the conception that I had of the mass in the books.
Well there was a slight difference: The tear drop was made of ultra dense and hard material that couldn't even be scratched, and didn't even slow down on impact. So it would be quite destructive compared to regular materials that do get destroyed and slow down on impact.
Everyone: celebrating beginning of earth's next lap around the sun
Action Lab: throwing stuff at earth at light speed
Lol classic
Lmao
Lol 😂. That's the best thing about him
99.99 percent*
*near light speed
"What are you going to do in the afternoon?"
"Running simulations of destroying Earth."
Hello, FBI?
Thank you for this video. Cool demo!
Great video! I'm only now just seeing this but it's really interesting!!
"So, the Earth is till there .I think we can do better than this ."
Some men just like to see the world burn
I know that reference
Unfortunately no one loves zeroes more than graystillplays 😂😂
no, they want to see the world vaporized lol
Even I know that reference
graystillplays is laughing over there
4:09 “so why didn’t it obliterate the entire earth?” wait who’s side are you on?
Gray........??
50 shades of gray?
100 shades of gray
The side of SCIENCE!
whats name of the game you demonstrated in what would happen
That was awesome! Thank you!
Danka comrade. Wery helpful.
6:20
ActionLab: Lets increase the mass *a little bit more*
Also ActionLab: *Switches from *BOWLING BALL* to *PYRAMID OF GIZA**
I watched the video, but thanks for explaining it.
@@ElectricGun100 Always has been.
more like much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much much more
Let increase the mass a lil bit more. SWITCHES TO HALEYS COMET
That's just sound like "lets add 1 to 2019"
'Let's increase the mass a little bit'
*goes from bowling ball to great pyramid*
Thank u
That escalated quickly. I mean that really got out of hand.
lol I know right? I thought he was gonna perhaps say the size of a car or something.
He went from the size of a grain of sand to the size of a bowling ball, that's also quite insane
@@MK73DS so tru
8:06 you are a divine freak of genius I love your mellow music too thanks for making this for us
Solid!
Top KEK!
Peace be with you.
Moral of this story:
Don't hit Earth with small planetoids at nearly the speed of light.
Todd Kurzbard - but what happens if Han Solo can switch off the hyper drive of the Millennium Falcon right before it impacts the Earth??
There is a particle that flew at a velocity above 99% of c, known as the OMG particle. Just colliding with the atmosphere causes subatomic interactions.
@@GHN1013 That's exactly what happened in TFA, except, it's more of an earth-like planet.
Don't Solar Flares travel that fast.since they are mass an light. I just don't see a Grain of Sand hitting the Ground. If Larger Astriods burn up. How would a Grain of Sand ever hit the ground.
Funny how the like count is 365 at the time of writing this comment
2020: "Write that down WRITE THAT DOWN"
Lmfaoo
Noooo
Is this a prophecy?
🤣🤣🤣LOL
So Everybody Has 9 More Years To Live There Life And Then They Die
The Action Lab: throws at 99.99% the speed of light
GrayStillPlays: *laughs in 100,000,000x the speed of light*
Action lab is trying to teach us stuff, Gray is just doing it for entertainment. XD
Yes
What would happen if someone launched a custard pie at 99.99% light speed?
It'd probably hurt your face more than usual
@@alexk9642 Someone should build a large custard pie collider
Okay Moe.
Its gonna vaporize in the atmosphere itself
Says in the most pathetically-British voice imaginable:
"Well, then, I suppose then everything... goes to custard...!"
"But the Earth is still there, I think we can do better than this"
Gray...is that you?
That was my thoughts lol
@Jayquan Winter omg me toooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
@Jose Rivas-Sandoval yeah i was thinking the samething
More like, "Chara, is that you?"
@Jayquan Winter SAME
"Let's increase the mass a little bit more than a bowling ball"
"Alright now let's hit it with the pyramid of giza"
@Wandy Wexler Weslon can you elaborate?
think about the kinetic energy or armour piercing anti tank munitions. 6 ponds of hard metal has enough energy to puncture the tank and set fire to the contents.
It’s speed is trivial compared to space rocks so no surprise they cause extinction events.
ْ ْ shes saying that compared to the massive size of the earth a bowling ball and a pyramid are both still really small, but to a human the pyramid is way bigger than a bowling ball. It’s relative to the size of the thing being compared to the two different objects.
You often hear people say "I need to work out! I feel like I weigh as much as the Pyramid of The Sun!"
"Don't you mean the Pyramid of Giza?"
"How rude!"
@@davidelliott5843 Talking Munitions on Armour and Tanks. I talked to scientists at the MOD who created a shape alloy filmant weapon which fired projectiles from an electromagnetic rail gun. These were 1/10th of a human hair and travelling at 260,000 miles per 1000th of a second. See what that does to a Tank... The speed at impact It rips the fabric of Time-space, and in split second the occupants are ejected from the exit hole like silly string from a can, the heat wave then plasmarises the tank, and it collapses into itself.
im so happy that this has been viewed almost 3 million times its so reassuring
Dope shirt. I dig the wolf 🤙
Being an Egyptian I can confirm we are the first in making a nuclear space pyramid
also the grain of sand I bet
87 SavageCat it means also
Some people in Turkey said hold my beer
Bro somewhere up there there is a made in China one for sure
🤦♂️
Love these videos. Atmospheric music is soooooo cool . Anyone know if it’s a proper track or just random synth?
I enjoyed the video. I have always been interested in what it looks like to travel the speed of light, or near. It seems that a computer could do the calculations to show that. In other words, do Star Wars and Star Trek get it right or not?
Phew, I was worried there when the pyramid missed Florida, but we still got rid of Florida. Maybe a smaller pyramid & better aim next time.
Bruh
@@BadassBobY bruh
@@NotUrProfile bruh
Heh
Im sure if we got new york and texas together with some shovels we could just dig a trench between florida and the rest of us
*vaporizes entire continent and wipes out all life on earth*
“We can do better than that”
I came for this comment
@@chaotic_neutral_nerd1673 Yea, I laughed when he said that...I'm like...does dude have something against the Earth or what? BETTER? I get that it was just the way he was wording it in order to make us understand that a grain of sand doesn't have the mass to do the kind of damage something with much more mass would but I did get a kick out of that.
Yeah lol, "we can do better than that."
Like, are you really trying to destroy the Earth?
Greta: How dare you!!
AOC: OMG...I WAS RIGHT? NO WAY!
americans think they are everybody. an idiotic display.
I like your content . Please tell me about that application you use in this experiment
Thanks for the tutorial!
Getting vaporized instantly seems like a pretty sweet death
im praying for this
Amen
Hiroshima people have had a taste.
@@cheeseboy8241 To Allah I hope.
@@dcmurphy5157 he can pray to whoever he wants
Lowkey, this channel is a gold mine educational, yet interesting content
sush
r u the new justin y?
@@VibezVideo It's English, Jim, but not as we know it.
@@ninadurniat1888 but that joke doesn’t fit the video at all.
It's not lowkey when u say it
@@ninadurniat1888 the fuck?
Please do a video on Super Conductors and how energy sufficient they could be!😉
What's fascinating is seeing not just the simulated collisions.., but just how increasingly goofy the Action Lab host is with each level of utter devastation. Can you imagine ?
This game is called "Universe Sandbox 2" in case anyone wants to know
Holo Scope Universe Sandbox 2
@@voxeln00b yep that's the one
Thanks
Was wondering what it was thanks dude
What should we do incase we don't have the computer.
Everyone: happy new year
The action lab: LiGhTSpEeD GrAiN oF SaNd
why do you people keep leaving these kind of comments everywhere?????? it's just stupid at this point. STUPID.
@@GlzDS Better than "Yes!"
Best videos, keep on making
this guy could be a military laser technician or scientist on death star station ! awesome and very, very illustrative video, thanks, sir......
I feel so betrayed. I'm accustomed to seeing actual experiments on this channel. I was hoping youd actually do this
With a title like this one I'm expecting a masochistic Florida man
@@squorcle3607 a high af cat and a sunglasses wearing blonde Australian
🤣
@@squorcle3607 So, GrayStillPlays?
if he destroys the earth it would be the last thing we see
Action Lab: *Blows up the entire United States and Canada with a Pyramid*
ISIS: "WRITE THAT DOWN, WRITE THAT DOWN!!"
LOL
Isnipe4u 👌
ISIS won't bite the hand that feeds it 🙄
@@NikoBellaKhouf Best comment!
@@ksp-crafter5907 thank you
What programme are you using? It's really cool
Wo8uld be interesting to try planetoids at slower speeds especially if it could model the gravitational effects on the debris field. Basically seeing if you could simulate the formation of out moon like one of the most popular theories.
You don't need to increase the mass, you just need to increase the speed:
go from 99.9% to 99.99% to 99.999%. each time you're adding massive amounts of energy to the grain of sand.
There's also a problem of how to couple that energy to the earth. A tiny particle with incredible mass could just go entirely through the Earth's core and come out the other side.
@@thomasmaughan4798 Thats what I was thinking, but I thought that it would get vaporized when going through the atmosphere even before that, and even if you give it the liberty of surviving that, when it makes impact itd be vaporized immediately. An object would probably have to be pretty dense to survive all that and Penetrate through the Earth.
@@IdkYoYo What is likely to happen (grain of sand going 99.9999 and some 9's percent speed of light) hitting the earth is that while the grain itself would likely lose cohesive structure, it's own time is seriously dilated, it will have gone through the earth completely in a microsecond from its own sense of time. As measured from Earth, at 3x10^8 meters per second, and Earth has a radius of about 6300 kilometers? Trying to do this from memory... 6378 km so not bad memory. Anyway, from Earth vantage point it would seem to take 20 milliseconds to go through Earth.
Energy can be depleted by a shockwave but that depends on the velocity of a shock in rock, so I'm not going to try right now but the only energy transfer could be to the atoms directly in front of the grain of sand and they will be compressed and stuck to the grain and start traveling with it; a HUGE transfer of energy accelerating to .999999 speed of light more or less instantaneously so in very likelihood what comes out the other side aren't the same atoms that went in, but the bundle of energy will go through the earth and popping out the other side will be approximately the mass and energy that went in but having exchanged some atoms along the way.
The tremendous energy to accelerate an atom will be taken from the trailing atoms and they'll probably just stop.
It's a bit like a Newton's Cradle ruclips.net/video/0LnbyjOyEQ8/видео.html
@@thomasmaughan4798 I think the whole think starts from where are you shooting from. Given the distance it has to travel to reach Earth, I bet it would just vaporize and became a halo of particles before actually reaching the atmosphere. It would fill a good reddit conversation for sure.
@@zsomborhollay-horvath4602 I don't think so dude. The reason why it's vaporizing is from the friction of our atmosphere. How fast something is moving in space is all relative since you can only gauge how fast something is moving in relation to something else. At least I think that's right. I could be wrong. Shit I don't know.
*Sedna didn’t do any damage to earth*
Action lab: let’s hit Earth with the Sun traveling at the speed of light.
I would like to know what would happen
I was thinking just the same thing😂 if sun too didn’t manage to do anything to earth, no problem lets try with a multiverse and make it hit earth and see what happens next 😂
Happy 2020!
TdotSoul thank you happy new year ❤️
That was bloody awesome, scary if, but still bloody awesome.
Bro is so smart! W The Action Lab!
Breaking news: Florida man claims to have seen a flying pyramid.
Breaking news: Flying pyramid claims to have seen a florida man.
Pyramid man:Flying Florida claims to have seen a News man
@@dustytgw3946 Man Pyramid:Florida claims to have seen a Flying News man.
@@sterlinggenzer362 genius! =))))
@@dustytgw3946 News Pyramid: Breaking Florida claims to have seen News man.
I don't like sand, it's coarse and rough and irritating, and it just gets everywhere!!!!
star wars reference lol
66 likes better exacute order 66
No one asked
Mudar Hamidi I don’t like salt, its sour, it’s rough, and gets everywhere
@@mudarhamidi do you not actually know starwars?
Was that glee I detected at about the pyramid size? This is the first I have seen your channel and I feel like old friends.
oh what fun we have watching your show,, love it.
Here's the thing: in space, it's all relative. So the last thing this pyramid saw was "Florida Man" flying towards *it* at the speed of light. Headlines on 'planet Pyramid' read:
*"Florida man runs over pyramid astronaut with a planet"*
you're underrated
🤣🤣
U just totally skipped Newton's first law there 😅 if the florida man was not moving, you cant use the relative motion argument. So that headline would never see the light of the day 👍
@@keerthichandra376 So long as the pyramid wasn't ACCELERATING, then it felt like it wasn't moving. From its perspective, the planet Earth ran into *it*
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That's not "ignoring Newton's Law"
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You're nitpicking to show that you're smart, but you still failed?? You sure you're not "Florida Man"?
@@keerthichandra376 doesn't need to be. Relativity.
Next:
“Hitting grain of sand with earth going 99.9% the speed of light”
Relatively speaking, that could be the title of this video
Relativisticly the same thing would happen.
@@pressaltf4forfreevbucks179 Yea...right up until some jerk leave a pyramid out there right in front of us! Then....pizza!
That is what happened.
If you can't bring Mohammed to the mountain, bring the Mountain to Mohammed.
I'm happy to know that the planet will at least survive a lightspeed collision from Hailie's comet but will not survive such collision from named planetoid. This is useful information. 👌
I don’t imagine as we will be dead either way. I am at peace knowing that if the Pyramid of Giza were to hit at light speed only a single continent would be oblitered
400 Celsius isn't good for humans and that's what Hailie's comet did lol
@@somark28 Only single continent would be obliterated, but everything still alive would die from the following disasters.
@@RandoWisLuL does SPF 1,000,000 exist?
It's not a lightspeed collision. Mass and energy at 99.9% the speed of light isn't anywhere close to the mass and energy at the speed of light.
I remember finding a site back in the mid 00s which included an app where you could find out the results of hypothetical meteor, comet and asteroid impacts with Earth, it allowed you to select the composition and size of the impactor and enter a handful of other variables like speed, trajectory, and whether it struck land or the ocean. It also imposed upper limits on everything to provide more real-world results, so no 100 mile wide, tungsten asteriod traveling the speed of light scenarios allowed. Of course, after seeing what damage smaller rocks would cause regionally, I scaled up for planetary mayhem, and got pretty good at destroying all life on the planet, but there was a single time, don't recall the numbers I plugged in, but it was an iron asteroid at the upper size limit, and the results were all Earth's oceans were vaporized. One happened that one time and regardkess of what I tried I was never able to repeat those results again.
The Wolfe on his shirt looks like it's about to jump right out lol
Woke Unveiled im on acid rn imagine
Ikr it looks so cool!
That wolf isn't on his shirt. It's a real wolf he adopted and carries in a baby sling.
GenRafi hope you had a happy trip :) also hope you got real lsd not that research shit.
WOLFENSTEIN: *3D* 😎
There is something unsettling about the amusement you get from destroying Earth
That's because his actual name is Ming and he lives on the planet Mongo
it's part of his charm
LOL
*evil laughs*
Oh, Jesus effing Christ... It's just a simulation. You must be one of those sensitive cornflakes. Get over yourself.
I downloaded the soundtrack to Universe Sandbox. It's beautiful!
I was expecting him to go to space, and drop a grain of sand, but that's good enough.
Try with a Nokia, it will vaporize not only the earth, but the whole universe
And somehow will still have reception with a full battery left.
the most underrated comment of this entire thread
You mean the whole multiverse
@@shreyashabhinav1979 you meant the whole dimension
Nokia 3310 is technically indestructible. :)
Everybody gangsta till the Pyramid of Giza does the Kessel run in 12 parsecs.
Lenni Leem thank you greatly for your rough tone, it really made me reconsider my spelling. I hope you have a nice day.
*Kessel Run. It should be capitalised you uncultured swine.
Everything fine, but if you say anything more I will capitalize every second letter.
@@logantc.1353 I'm only going to let the z in "capitalize" slide because the film reference is American ;-)
Everything thank you.
Thank you for the explanation Sheldon.
You my friend are my favorite science teacher 😂🎉❤
Imagine watching this on 2019
This comment was made by the other side of the world
Reddit nick?
On 2019? In 2019?
@@fayil7315 nothing about this comment makes sense
Except they would say IN 2019.
"On 2019"???
"That grain of sand made a small explosion..." Me: it's a crater the size of LA...
And it probably accurately reflects what would happen. Relativistic speeds are nuts. A bullet weighs +- 10 grams and is quite blunt. Yet even at 650 m/s it does A LOT of damage. And with growing speed, the damage increases proportionate to the speed squared, so it's that exponential growth Elon likes to talk about.
@@dimanxgermanist1327 bullet weights like 100 grams
Idk im not a gun expert
@@Max-zo6rv Масса пули ПМ - 6 грамм:
ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/9_%C3%97_18_%D0%BC%D0%BC_%D0%9F%D0%9C
Автоматные потяжелее, но все равно легкие. Вместе с патроном - да, могут весить больше 50 грамм, но летит-то только пуля
@@dimanxgermanist1327 Ah Yes, elvish
@@ngotemna8875 *Soviet
I got extremely anxious watching this 😬
It would be interesting to see what would happen with Shoemake-Levy! Especially being strung out as it was!
Certainly one of my favorite teachers of all time. Thank you, and keep doing what you are doing.
I was expecting our Earth to be obliterated "Death Star" style from that first grain, lol. Good stuff.
Timestamp?
@@jcharmaine1 I knew chimps were dumb, but geez.
@@J0rdan069 monke
Yeah or hole punched through, as 99.99% of light is insane.
You had to aim that Pyramid at my house? I wondered what that noise was. Thanks for waking me up. Lol
I got a question......what would happen if we get hit by those fire waves after the explosion?
I got universe sandbox 2 after watching Gray still plays 👍
This is the action lab dude
Eric Jiang I know.. I came to the action lab channel to watch this.. just stating a point. The game was made popular on RUclips by gray still plays. Good gaming vids, you should check him out.
@@Ash-ft5su Yeah I watch him. He is so funny 😍
So
Man of culture
*throws sand at earth*
"So why didn't it just completely obliterate the whole earth?"
i mean he didnt throw the sand he made it travel at near lightspeeds but whatever
@@hhhhhhhhhhhh5517 is throwing not propelling something at speed?
Kinetic E= (mv²)/2
The sand grain mass times the speed of light squre is: (10‐⁵ ×3×10¹⁶)/2 = 1.5×10¹⁰ Joule is around 37.5 magaton of TNT. A big nuclear bomb but not earth demolition.
HAHAHAHAH hilarious
@@ZyphLegend no. No it’s not
Was hoping for the explanation at 4:54, awesome.
loved it! down with earth!
Inagine doing a routine walk outside and then suddenly a great pyramid of Giza falls on your head at 99.9 percent lightspeed
There is only great pyramid of Giza.
...would be just my kinda luck
You wouldn't even notice anything, everything would black out instantaneously as if you were passing out.
lol you wont even notice it colliding, its will just explodes in an instant. XD
Hit by a Great Pyramid at Giza would be "Too-uncommon".
But if it happened, you wouldn't even have enough time to call your mummy.
Even if you had a bumper sticker that says "Ankh If You Love Egyptologists".
James, your experiments and videos are great. I wish that you were my science teacher when I was in school. Please keep up the good work and I'll keep learning from you.
I'd like to see you use this computer program to simulate the creation of the Carolina Bays as proposed by Antonio Zamora's theory.
(Secondary impacts of ice balls created by the initial meteorite impact on the Laurentide Ice cap.)
Would that be possible?
warp math has been done by nasa some years ago i got a copy and spent 2 weeks at whiteboard i believe i cracked some symbles value. Anyway it would be interrsting grain of sand visual since now theres no speed limit. Maybe ten time light could look cool.
Anyway thats a fancy simulator you have.
That's literally the follow on from my PhD thesis of 2009 - NEOimpactor. Amazing to see. Well done 👍
Meteorit: nearly misses earth by 7937939630 km
News thumbnail: 10:26
Nearly misses means it hit.
Lol
That's ur phone no thank yo soo much
Everyone seeing this spam call him
@@GeraltofRivia22 English is probably not his first language, so don't judge him too harshly. I assume he meant "barely".
@@pixelmaster98 I'm not judging him, merely offering a correction, something a person learning another language would be grateful for.
I got one for you...recently there has been a discovery of two craters that may have been related to chicxulub. Can you please show a simulation of what the earth would experience if it had been bombarded by not just chicxulub, but also the nadir and boltysh asteroids at nearly the same time? It doesn't appear that one has been made yet, and it would have been very bad for life on earth if it turns out that the theories are true.
Hey, just wanted to ask which app you use to test these things.
There was an opportunity missed here to teach about the special properties of light speed. Instead of increasing the mass, increase the speed from 99.9 to 99.99 then 99.999... even a grain of sand could wipe out the earth if it is close enough to light speed.
There's actually already a video out there that does this! :-)
@@b.lonewolf417 any chance you could link the source?
@@brandanmurray193 believe me, I tried to find the original video, but after plenty of searching, I sadly had no luck
@@b.lonewolf417 appreciate the effort 😊
@@damedusa5107 I mean, it takes infinite energy to get the grain of sand to the speed of the light. The closer it gets, the higher the energy is. If you put enough decimal places and ignored the sand hitting the air, it would destroy the earth
This is the Nerd equivalent to setting your GI Joes on fire and bombing ant mounds.
Cool thought experiment! So what happens after the event? Over time, wouldn't it cool down and the remaining micro particles begin to merge due to gravitational attraction? Possibly recreating the Earth while incorporating the matter from the colliding body? A new, slightly larger Earth? With potentially new compounds from the donor. Perhaps a new form of life would emerge. Like the transition from dinosaurs to humans?
what is the stimulation software?
please share
Thought this was a Gray Still Plays video
I did to
Florida man.
Ayy graystillplays gang.
Me too
Me too 🙃
Later:
"But solar system is still there, we can do better than this"
Lmao
This isn't a GrayStillPlays video.
where is Perfect Cell when you need him? :\
But my computer is still ok, we can do better than that
Now let’s explode the sun with jupiter
This really makes you think... The fact that each day goes by without something destroying the earth is nothing short of a miracle. Each day is truly a blessing with that in mind so live life to the fullest.
I read a book a few decades back about an advanced species that keeps attacking earth. Humanity rebuilds and finds its way back into space and eventually find allies and start to fight back. When they finally locate the homeworld of the aggressors, the humans launched 500,000 metric tons of Mars dust @99.92C, ( Poetic justice for the total annihilation of the Mars colony ) timed to split up and spread out so as to cover and hit half the planet, twice, half a rotation apart. (I don't remember if it was 500Kt twice, or split in half though) Long story short, it took out every ship and station in orbit, roasted the surface to over 700 degrees c to a depth of 100 feet, +/-, vaporized the oceans and blew away most of the atmosphere.
It was glorious, lol.
Love to see this played out in your simulator. Those damage estimates seem very high compared to what I just saw here.