@@bobejike2700 Easy way to stay sane, in a world where insanity runs ramped. BIBLE STUDY. 2 Timothy 2:15 Study to shew thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth. Souls, come to CHRIST and: be healed, be guided, be saved, be protected.
RIP chase! you will be remembered by someone like me who just stumbled upon this video for no reason. You sacrificed your life for giving us 8 minutes of unreal thrill and excitement. But your fate was sealed the day you were born. You , my friend and numerous cgi characters like you are just the sacrificial goats for providing us with information that we have no use in real life.
Yeah i still haven't reached that point yet even though I was amongst the more mature on that subject. My brain still internally plays with that subjects silliness
This is absolutely brilliant. I love the humor, the content, the voice, everything. I showed it to my 9th graders, as we are currently doing astronomy, and despite their limited English proficiency I think they'll always remember that if they ever go to Uranus they'll turn into diamonds.
@@KreemieNewgatt Thanks for the kind words :) Yes, I would have loved it also :) I teach in Asia and their English proficiency is really low, which limits their ability to fully comprehend the brilliance of these videos :) Haha. But the images speak for themselves.
Question: If you got down to the point where atmospheric pressure was greater than you body's density, wouldn't you then start to float upward until atmospheric pressure balanced with your body density? After all, you would tend to float on a bed of Earth's molten lava because the lava is denser than the material of your body...That's assuming that your body hadn't already spontaneously combusted from the heat (& turned you into a charcoal briquette) *before* you even touched the surface. Sure, if you fell into the lava, just your sheer inertia might cause you to sink at first, but once your momentum is spent, you'd float back up again. Of course, you'd never know it by that point...It would be up to outside observers to see it happen.
I think be because the atmosphere is composed of gas you'd still fall. Bc your body is more dense than gas. The atmospheric pressure come from the vast of amount of material above and around you. So I think you'd still "sink" but then get crushed in the gas.
@@manlystan100 I take it that you've never heard how tornadoes & hurricanes can pick people & even cars) up to carry them around for miles, until ejecting them for dozens of yards or more. Or perhaps you've never seen a skydiver's practice in a wind generator that keeps them in a perpetual state of freefall. This happens because great amounts of air pressure indeed has an effect on a person's surface area. Just like in the skydiver's example though, it would always feel like you're falling even though you are objectively maintaining a fairly steady distance form the ground itself. Of course, you'd be dead long before your body reached that point of being held aloft due to air pressure alone, because of the overall average of atmospheric pressure surrounding you on all sides would still collapse your lungs (at the very least)...That's how the atmosphere itself becomes more dense than your body, through sheer atmospheric pressure & gravity.
Seriously❕I don’t understand why what if don’t have its own TV show yet🤦🏾♀️ yet they let washed up old hags create reality TV shows fighting each other about meaningless BS!…😩
Nah, the whole character thing with the dialogues and stuff is annoying AF. I'd rather watch a video where he describes the effects and that's all. The whole scenario was unnecessary long and cringey on top of that.
I was surprised to read recently that Uranus has a rocky core. While its atmosphere appears to be pretty static, would I ever love to be seeing it from a few thousand miles away. Neptune is said to have 1,000+ mph winds and "raining diamonds", made from soot made by lightning strikes that falls to a depth and therefore pressure sufficient to equal eons of being crushed by the weight of 100 miles of ground---the minimum to create a diamond on Earth. Love to hear the cracking sound of diamonds blown at supersonic speeds, but of course "sonic" depends on density of the medium.
Thank you for pronouncing it "ur-ann-us". The more comedic version would have broken my concentration. RIP Chase. Glad to see you'll be worth your weight in diamonds in the next life.
@@jaimerivera1898 well technically we do know how large the universe is because scientists believe that the observable Universe is 93 billion light-years in diameter. So basically that means that this guy can actually make a What if video about a black hole being as large as the universe. Mate you should study more about scientific research in terms of space and astronomy because scientific technology have became more advanced to the extent where now we can actually predict how big the universe really is.
@@sierrachief117 so we may have an "idea" of what Saturn's core is, but still, not 'Uranus'... There's also apparently been recent speculation that Uranus' core is actually "rocky" instead of "icy", but I'd have to assume it's all just THAT; pure speculation...
A Brief Encounter with Uranus In this chapter, we'll explore what would happen if a human were to spend a mere 5 seconds on the enigmatic and frigid planet, Uranus. Now, before we dive into this hypothetical scenario, it's crucial to understand that Uranus is not a place where humans can survive even for a short period. It's a gas giant with an atmosphere comprised primarily of hydrogen, helium, and traces of methane. The conditions there are incredibly hostile, making it inhospitable for human life. But, for the sake of curiosity, let's imagine what might occur during this brief visit. Entry into the Unknown As you approach Uranus, you'd be traveling in a spacecraft specially designed for this mission. Your vessel would need to withstand the extreme pressures and temperatures, not to mention the lack of solid ground to land on. Upon entering Uranus' atmosphere, you'd immediately notice the striking blue-green hue caused by the presence of methane. The Descent The spacecraft would descend deeper into the atmosphere, and within seconds, you'd feel the immense pressure building up around you. Uranus' atmosphere is thick, and it gets denser as you go deeper. At this point, the pressure would be crushing-similar to what you'd experience at the bottom of Earth's oceans, but much more intense. Chilling Temperatures Uranus is an icy planet, and as you descend further, the temperatures would plummet. We're talking about temperatures that can drop down to around -224 degrees Celsius (-371 degrees Fahrenheit). In just a few seconds, any exposed surfaces of your spacecraft would freeze solid. Suffocating Atmosphere The composition of Uranus' atmosphere is another problem. It's primarily composed of hydrogen and helium, with traces of methane. There's virtually no oxygen to breathe. Within seconds, the spacecraft's life support systems would be overwhelmed, and you'd lose the ability to breathe. Fierce Winds Uranus is known for its violent and fast-moving winds. These winds can reach speeds of up to 560 miles per hour (900 kilometers per hour). In just 5 seconds, you'd experience some turbulent turbulence, to say the least. The Escape As you approach the end of your 5-second visit, your spacecraft would need to ascend quickly to escape Uranus' inhospitable conditions. The rapid ascent would subject you to even more extreme forces, but it's the only way to have any chance of survival. Conclusion In reality, spending even a fraction of a second on Uranus would be impossible without advanced technology designed to withstand the planet's hostile environment. Humans are not equipped to survive there naturally, and it's a destination reserved for robotic missions, not human exploration. So, while it's fascinating to imagine what might happen during a brief visit, the reality is that Uranus will remain a distant and mysterious world beyond our reach for the foreseeable future.
@@stevemortillaro7201 no mater if you sat on clorox Uranus would still smell, cuz its like when you go see your family physician all bathed and perfumed, and and he check your prostate with the fell of a glove caca is still present
Friend: Uranus smells like roses it doesn't stink. Me: Awe thanks best compliment I've received in my life! Friend: ever thought about getting a piercing? Me: Yeah maybe just a ring. 😂😂😂😂😂
You provide one of the best contents in youtube. But every time you just make Chase alive to imprison him in the death loop, he is bound in this loop. That's the misery
Poor Chase, he wound up the same way Arnold from the Magic School Bus ended up when he went to Pluto. Except he's not coming back to Earth with just a cold 😭
I remember that vividly, too... Dude, they got off the school bus, and I think their teacher or whoever was leading was explaining the harsh conditions of pluto, but I remember when Arnold took his helmet off and froze turning ice blue before he could even react. 🥶 Those were the days.
The concentrations of H2S that would instantly kill you wouldnt smell. The concentration you can actually smell it wouldn't kill you that fast. Its when you stop smelling it is when you should worry.
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What if I spend 5 seconds in yours...?
More like 3 ;)
Your still alive dumbass
Oh god
GODDAMMIT
Ayoo 🤨📸
"Uranus smells so bad"
Me: Are you telling me yours smells like lavender?
It could.
clearly, you've never experienced a lavender scented fart
Lavender smells bad
The 1880's called, it wants it's joke back.
Whoever thought 💭 of naming a planet Uranus was not well thought out more anus jokes 😂😮😢
“Honestly, this sucks, Uranus smells like sh-“ got me rolling 😂
That one killed me too 😂😂😂😂
Yeah no shit😂😂😂
😂😂😂
"being crushed by uranus, i always thought it would be way nicer" 💀
"When and how will we travel to Uranus?" (authentic title of an earlier RUclips video some years ago) 😃
nice
💀☠☠💀
@@bobejike2700 Easy way to stay sane, in a world where insanity runs ramped. BIBLE STUDY.
2 Timothy 2:15
Study to shew thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth.
Souls, come to CHRIST and:
be healed,
be guided,
be saved,
be protected.
It is nice...
RIP chase! you will be remembered by someone like me who just stumbled upon this video for no reason. You sacrificed your life for giving us 8 minutes of unreal thrill and excitement. But your fate was sealed the day you were born. You , my friend and numerous cgi characters like you are just the sacrificial goats for providing us with information that we have no use in real life.
He literally respawns watch his lore in the titan lake video
uranus
Salute for chase!
My name is chase
Chase revive in next video!
"It's getting tighten here. I can hardly breathe and when i do breathe it smells like ass"
lol
Stuck inside?
yeah that's because you're in ur a--
@@EvanKiesewetteryou got it 😂😂
0:33 "buckle up for icy, violent, and stinky...your mission is to spend 5 second on uranus"
the kid inside me died of laughter 🤣🤣💀💀
And come back if you can
TonyStark ? f@^%in' hell! - you iron man ?!
Ur violet and stinky anu-
I just couldn't stop laughing during the whole vid 🤣 I'm actually having a break at 1:53 "yeah Uranus has rings" 🤣
*Cum back if you can
One day I'll be mature enough to not laugh at this
Yeah i still haven't reached that point yet even though I was amongst the more mature on that subject. My brain still internally plays with that subjects silliness
But it is not this day! XDD
You said that last year
no
I'm 42, and I'm still not mature enough to not laugh. "Uranus" jokes will never be not-funny.
Amazing animations and narration. I'm only 77 years old, but still fascinated by space studies. More please.
uranus
We need to study more uranus
This is one of my favorite channels here on RUclips. Their videos are always so much fun to watch.
They certainly are as they are absolutely brilliant! 😊
Uranus no matter how old I am it’s still funny 💀
How old are you btw?
@@misterbig9025 turned 21 on the 4 which was Wednesday
@jowaynebarrett3010 YOOO WAIT SAME BDAY !!
I’m 22 and same😂 also GOATED pfp 🔥🙌🏽
@@JowayneAdrain Happy Birthday!
"I can hardly breathe. And when I do breathe it smells like ass." "Being crushed by Uranus, I always thought it would be way nicer." 🤣🤣🤣
This is absolutely brilliant. I love the humor, the content, the voice, everything. I showed it to my 9th graders, as we are currently doing astronomy, and despite their limited English proficiency I think they'll always remember that if they ever go to Uranus they'll turn into diamonds.
They have a good teacher 🥰
I would have loved something like this back-in-the -day
@@KreemieNewgatt Thanks for the kind words :) Yes, I would have loved it also :) I teach in Asia and their English proficiency is really low, which limits their ability to fully comprehend the brilliance of these videos :) Haha. But the images speak for themselves.
some asstronomy?...
The humour isn't any nice at all
Thanks for dumbing down America to your level, it gives the rest of the world an advantage. Good job.
That astronaut went deep inside Uranus. 😱😳
🤨🤨🤨
no he didn't go deep into mine
🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨
got crushed by uranus dayum
@mieuie yes Uranus is water tight
6:28 “i can hardly breathe, it smells like a**”😭😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂
I find it fascinating that Uranus has never been examined up close by a spacecraft🤔
Why would you want your anus examined by a spacecraft? 😂😂😂
Sorry, I couldn't help it XDD Your comment made me giggle 🤭
I’ll allow it if you ask nicely
By priests only
You may examine it using the rocket though 😂😂
7:15 "Being crushed by Uranus.... I always thought it would be way nicer"
😭😭😭😭
💀💀💀
Rico: I don't have a charging port. Chase: No one cares, Rico! NO ONE CARES!! 😂
He literally became a diamond in the sky. So shine bright.
"Diamonds don't shine they reflect"
@@SamuelTaylor-xm4qs Yea! Rhodium shines ✨
Hello, Rihanna.
@@gabingston3430 Finally, someone who gets it.
@@SamuelTaylor-xm4qsso the lyrics was wrong afterall
I asked my Wife a similar question, it was the best 5 seconds of my life.
It would be the last 5 seconds of mine. She'd have sent me to oblivion just for asking.
Did you ask your wife if she would like to spend 5 seconds on uranus? How was that fun for you
@@Ludmila_Matondkarur anus
@CamryyyynsImagine-Hairy
@Camryyyynscan I visit Uranus?
Surviving 10 years in space station just to die in Uranus
"Your mission is to spent 5 seconds on Uranus ... And come back... if u Can !" They knew what they were doing 💀
Holly shit the number of puns here was so funny
What Would Happen If You Spent 5 Seconds On Uranus?
Me: You'll have a crappy time.
😂😂😂 "No one cares Rico...no one cares" the look on his face!🤣🤣 Educational & hilarious entertainment. Keep up the good work folks.
I didn't think this show could get any better until they added humor. BRAVO GUYS BRAVO! You guys should have your own streaming app!
After 12 seconds on Uranus you could join a pride parade.
We/you spend time sitting on Uranus almost every day... 😄 (couldn't resist)
0:06 LOL @ "Urenous"
That's actually how u say it
@@danoia4no it’s not. People just started pronouncing it that way to make it sound less silly.
They misspelled it's spelled out "Yuranus"
“Being crushed by Uranus” 😂
The reverse of the Ant Man hypothetically killing Thanos.
7:10 "Be crushed by UrAnus, I always trought it would be way nicer" 😂
wtf does trought mean
Is it stuck?
You guys truly need to do something about the astronaut model. It is the epitome of uncanny valley horror. LOL
This guys videos are so fun & informative, just got another long term subscriber sir 🙏🏼
"Why uranus smells bad?"
Bro what 💀
Too much curry
@@misterbig9025Not enough curry.
😂😂😂😂
Stephen Curry
That's to funny 😂
Came here for the comments, was not left disappointed. I’m so proud of all of you
I love the fact that today's video technology allows a RUclipsr to produce fantastic visual effets without needing a gargantuan Hollywood budget.
no matter how old i get the Uranus jokes will always crack me up 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Ironically there’s a crack near Uranus
@@cedrienenglish6344a big crack seperaing the continents
@@cedrienenglish6344 🤣🤣🤣
It's not even funny
I didn't even watch the video. I'm here for the comments. 🤣
Chase: “I can hardly breathe, and when I do breathe, it smells like ass”
Rico: “Of Course”🗿
"Being crushed by Uranus, I always thought it would be way nicer" *audible smirking
Question: If you got down to the point where atmospheric pressure was greater than you body's density, wouldn't you then start to float upward until atmospheric pressure balanced with your body density?
After all, you would tend to float on a bed of Earth's molten lava because the lava is denser than the material of your body...That's assuming that your body hadn't already spontaneously combusted from the heat (& turned you into a charcoal briquette) *before* you even touched the surface. Sure, if you fell into the lava, just your sheer inertia might cause you to sink at first, but once your momentum is spent, you'd float back up again. Of course, you'd never know it by that point...It would be up to outside observers to see it happen.
Who knows
It should
Idk
I think be because the atmosphere is composed of gas you'd still fall. Bc your body is more dense than gas. The atmospheric pressure come from the vast of amount of material above and around you. So I think you'd still "sink" but then get crushed in the gas.
@@manlystan100 I take it that you've never heard how tornadoes & hurricanes can pick people & even cars) up to carry them around for miles, until ejecting them for dozens of yards or more. Or perhaps you've never seen a skydiver's practice in a wind generator that keeps them in a perpetual state of freefall.
This happens because great amounts of air pressure indeed has an effect on a person's surface area. Just like in the skydiver's example though, it would always feel like you're falling even though you are objectively maintaining a fairly steady distance form the ground itself.
Of course, you'd be dead long before your body reached that point of being held aloft due to air pressure alone, because of the overall average of atmospheric pressure surrounding you on all sides would still collapse your lungs (at the very least)...That's how the atmosphere itself becomes more dense than your body, through sheer atmospheric pressure & gravity.
"And come back...😊"
“If you can.😈”
What does toilet paper and the USS Enterprise have in common? They both circle around Uranus looking for Klingons. 😂
What do Captain Kirk and toilet paper have in common?
They both keep the Klingons off Uranus.
This dude needs his own Netflix series.
Seriously❕I don’t understand why what if don’t have its own TV show yet🤦🏾♀️ yet they let washed up old hags create reality TV shows fighting each other about meaningless BS!…😩
He really doesn't.
Netflix? Nah... Maybe on Discovery channel or something for sure.
Nah
Nah, the whole character thing with the dialogues and stuff is annoying AF. I'd rather watch a video where he describes the effects and that's all. The whole scenario was unnecessary long and cringey on top of that.
4:08 kills me and i cant stop laughing at it after watching that part over 10 times
Chase: "Being crushed by Uranus. I always thought it would be nicer." AYO WHAT?!
Well, that guy brought the concept of being "in the sky with diamonds" to a different level
Chase: "Honestly, this sucks. Uranus smells like s***!"
*Sitcom Crowd Laughter* XD
I was surprised to read recently that Uranus has a rocky core. While its atmosphere appears to be pretty static, would I ever love to be seeing it from a few thousand miles away. Neptune is said to have 1,000+ mph winds and "raining diamonds", made from soot made by lightning strikes that falls to a depth and therefore pressure sufficient to equal eons of being crushed by the weight of 100 miles of ground---the minimum to create a diamond on Earth. Love to hear the cracking sound of diamonds blown at supersonic speeds, but of course "sonic" depends on density of the medium.
I am sure that you had a very valid, scientific point to share here, but the child in me couldn't get past the first sentence!!!!
I do not always jump out of spacecraft.
But when I do, I prefer being in the vicinity of Uranus.
Eww
Stay stinky my friends.
This is one of the scariest things I have seen today 😮😮
Lol “Being crushed by Uranus, always thought it would be way nicer.”
Thank you for pronouncing it "ur-ann-us". The more comedic version would have broken my concentration.
RIP Chase. Glad to see you'll be worth your weight in diamonds in the next life.
THATS HOW ITS PRONOUNCED
The thumbail is wild with "5 minutes in URanus"😂😂😂
I hope that humans in future can colonize Uranus
why?!?!
Not mine tho, thank you
@@rexowastakenlmao
Pls no bro I love my anus and my colors :
As a human I already dominated many Uranus
I've been binging What If videos all morning. Great way to spend my Sunday, truly
Poor Chase.
Thank you for your service in pursuit of science 🌹
imScott
🤓🤓
You should do a video about what if black holes were as big as the universe
That would be crazy
That can't be because we don't know how big the Universe is
@@jaimerivera1898 well technically we do know how large the universe is because scientists believe that the observable Universe is 93 billion light-years in diameter. So basically that means that this guy can actually make a What if video about a black hole being as large as the universe. Mate you should study more about scientific research in terms of space and astronomy because scientific technology have became more advanced to the extent where now we can actually predict how big the universe really is.
@@lil_yung_tobservable universe*
@@fatmaalkandari3381 The concept of what lies beyond the end of the universe is still a mystery to scientists.
I've always been fascinated by the rings around Uranus. I thought gas giants became incredibly hot closer to the central core.
🤣
@@BillCozThank you,yes😂
Wonderful, to fall through a giant cosmic guff, to be crystalised and crushed by Uranus.
@@pauldh62😂
Thank you. I'll grow up one day, I promise, just not yet.@@amalsp8955🤫
This was a fun video! Glad i decided to watch 💕
I can imagine, when falling into Uranus, 5 seconds feel like eternity. Some say, it is caused by fluctuations of a nearby black hole.
I- 💀
😂
NOOO You poor soul 😭
Hey atleast the word "falling" wasn't replaced with "Going"
wot
I love these videos that explain what the core of another planet is made of, even though you really have no idea.
😂😂😂😂
But we do have an idea. When Cassini's mission was completed, they plunged it into saturn to gather every last bit of gas giant's data
@@sierrachief117 so we may have an "idea" of what Saturn's core is, but still, not 'Uranus'...
There's also apparently been recent speculation that Uranus' core is actually "rocky" instead of "icy", but I'd have to assume it's all just THAT; pure speculation...
@@robertjohnson8250 why are you calling my anus as rocky
"just make sure you're packing food and fuel" thanks, i have noted that for when i go to Uranus.
A Brief Encounter with Uranus
In this chapter, we'll explore what would happen if a human were to spend a mere 5 seconds on the enigmatic and frigid planet, Uranus. Now, before we dive into this hypothetical scenario, it's crucial to understand that Uranus is not a place where humans can survive even for a short period. It's a gas giant with an atmosphere comprised primarily of hydrogen, helium, and traces of methane. The conditions there are incredibly hostile, making it inhospitable for human life. But, for the sake of curiosity, let's imagine what might occur during this brief visit.
Entry into the Unknown
As you approach Uranus, you'd be traveling in a spacecraft specially designed for this mission. Your vessel would need to withstand the extreme pressures and temperatures, not to mention the lack of solid ground to land on. Upon entering Uranus' atmosphere, you'd immediately notice the striking blue-green hue caused by the presence of methane.
The Descent
The spacecraft would descend deeper into the atmosphere, and within seconds, you'd feel the immense pressure building up around you. Uranus' atmosphere is thick, and it gets denser as you go deeper. At this point, the pressure would be crushing-similar to what you'd experience at the bottom of Earth's oceans, but much more intense.
Chilling Temperatures
Uranus is an icy planet, and as you descend further, the temperatures would plummet. We're talking about temperatures that can drop down to around -224 degrees Celsius (-371 degrees Fahrenheit). In just a few seconds, any exposed surfaces of your spacecraft would freeze solid.
Suffocating Atmosphere
The composition of Uranus' atmosphere is another problem. It's primarily composed of hydrogen and helium, with traces of methane. There's virtually no oxygen to breathe. Within seconds, the spacecraft's life support systems would be overwhelmed, and you'd lose the ability to breathe.
Fierce Winds
Uranus is known for its violent and fast-moving winds. These winds can reach speeds of up to 560 miles per hour (900 kilometers per hour). In just 5 seconds, you'd experience some turbulent turbulence, to say the least.
The Escape
As you approach the end of your 5-second visit, your spacecraft would need to ascend quickly to escape Uranus' inhospitable conditions. The rapid ascent would subject you to even more extreme forces, but it's the only way to have any chance of survival.
Conclusion
In reality, spending even a fraction of a second on Uranus would be impossible without advanced technology designed to withstand the planet's hostile environment. Humans are not equipped to survive there naturally, and it's a destination reserved for robotic missions, not human exploration. So, while it's fascinating to imagine what might happen during a brief visit, the reality is that Uranus will remain a distant and mysterious world beyond our reach for the foreseeable future.
Bro is giving us the lyrics.
not the chatgpt. 😭
6:25 I wish this dude had his own show 😂😂😂😂 This is too damn funny to be educational. Im showing this to everybody lol 😂😂😂😂😂
3:52 I will never unhear those words 😂
This is one of the only few channels which never disappoint us
I will never get over that childish joke😂
I have studied mine for 10 minutes now...
@@mmarkgeorgecan i see?
ur an-
🍑
I'm 40 years old and I'm still laughing.
"Uranus is an ice giant"
You must lead a very cold but very active lifestyle
😂come back if you can ,love that part in the beginning
Spending 5 second on Uranus is really hard
“Hard” I see what you did there 💀
Fr bc it isn't solid
Get it?
If you have poor hygiene…
@@stevemortillaro7201 no mater if you sat on clorox Uranus would still smell, cuz its like when you go see your family physician all bathed and perfumed, and and he check your prostate with the fell of a glove caca is still present
The animations are even funnier than the fact that we're talking about Uranus
These are getting better.
Chase is the host every science channel needs.
"Bootyful Planet" now that literary killed me everytime🤦 💀🤣
It's scary to imagine yourself turning into diamonds at the end
Edit: MOM I'M FAMOUS!!!! 100 Likes!!
too tight for yours?
yes@@misterbig9025
Uranus always makes me hard as diamonds, too.
and I still wouldn't be able to pay my sirdent debt off
Who’d have guessed that you’d find diamonds down Uranus.
I don't mind the smell I will go get them diamonds
Bro educationally violated Buzz Lightyear. 💀
I gained alot of knowledge from this video, but I couldnt help but feel emotional after chase's death.
The more i watch these videos, the more my love grow for earth
guess you could say uranus atmosphere is so tight it make you rock hard like a diamond
Honestly they were pretty accurate
with naming the planet Uranus if it smells like shit
I enjoy videos like this so much :) more please
Friend: Uranus smells like roses it doesn't stink.
Me: Awe thanks best compliment I've received in my life!
Friend: ever thought about getting a piercing?
Me: Yeah maybe just a ring.
😂😂😂😂😂
RIP chase, he should've known what he was getting into before jumping into uranus. nonetheless great video as always.
Should've been better protected
No, even if you were better protected the pressure would still crush you, just don't jump in it at all
No, even if you were better protected the pressure would still crush you, just don't jump in it at all
@@Boomer289-ol2vvThe more he went in the harder it was to get back out
Keep going.... thanks for your whole team for such great efforts...
You provide one of the best contents in youtube. But every time you just make Chase alive to imprison him in the death loop, he is bound in this loop. That's the misery
Why don't they use the James Webb Telescope to take a very detailed picture of Uranus?
coz uranus is stinky
Poor Chase, he wound up the same way Arnold from the Magic School Bus ended up when he went to Pluto. Except he's not coming back to Earth with just a cold 😭
I remember that vividly, too...
Dude, they got off the school bus, and I think their teacher or whoever was leading was explaining the harsh conditions of pluto, but I remember when Arnold took his helmet off and froze turning ice blue before he could even react. 🥶
Those were the days.
"Rico! It's getting tight in here...! I can hardly breathe! And when I do breathe it smells like ass!"😂
I spend atleast 6 hours a day sitting on it and I'm still alive.
Oh, that was great! 😅 Introducing the 3D animation to describe Uranus is an amazing idea - well done!
No thanks 😂 5 seconds in a Lamborghini Urus would nice!
What an incredible way to finish this ONE WAY trip to uranus😂😂😭😭😭😭
@@Lexxieeee fr 😂
Makes Mars look like a nice safe place to visit.
Uranus probably has that conversation like a kid who doesn’t like their name “why didn’t you just give me a cooler name?!”
I really enjoy Watching this guys videos.. real top notch visuals and the narration of facts are golden .i enjoyed the commentary as welll
Start from 2:38 and it just sounds like chase is throwing shade at your backside
Ok
Duhhh
Videos that project you directly into the story, well done, congratulations again...
The concentrations of H2S that would instantly kill you wouldnt smell. The concentration you can actually smell it wouldn't kill you that fast. Its when you stop smelling it is when you should worry.
One day, I will hear that word and not giggle, but it is not this day!
😂
That day may never come.
"As u make your way through the dusty rings of Uranus" 😂
They definitely knew what they were doing
when they named this planet Uranus
No, they didn't. It's only funny in english.