3700 years on a cosmic scale is not a long time. True north is slightly shifted over that duration, but Saturn at the visibility Senku saw it at is not possible at the time of year he was looking thru the telescope. You could be in Japan or America, it won't matter because Saturn is very far from Earth. If there's a lunar eclipse of some kind, then location on earth will determine who can see it the best because of close our moon is to us.
@The Gold Life Hey just a little bone to pick here, while it's true that this year Saturn is visible from the 29th of January until the 12th of December, the range it is visible changes every year due to the differences in orbital periods. Back in 2006, January was the best time to view Saturn because it was at opposition with the sun (29 year orbital period), and in 2017 its angular tilt was optimal for viewing the rings (15 years between tilt one way vs. the other) multiplying those two together gets 435 years, the amount of time needed before both the angle of the planet and position of the planets relative to the sun line up. After 3700 years there is enough time for 8 and a half cycles of absolutely optimal lighting and angle, 127.6 cycles of opposition and 246.7 tilt cycles, and considering this anime starts in the modern world (though I can't remember if they actually stated what year the stone world began) and Saturn is visible more than 330 days a year, I don't think its accurate to say it couldn't be viewed at that location at that time. If the stone world began in 2017, then the rings would be almost flat to the viewer, but Saturn would still be in almost optimal opposition in January, however if the year the stone world started was in 2021 then Saturn would look almost exactly like this at that time of year, with a nearly optimal tilt but not quite optimal opposition. There is another aspect of astronomy and that's closest approach, every year there is a point where Saturn and Earth are closest, but every 29 years there is a point where we are the closest possible, and Saturn will be a little larger on years of closest approach than any other 28 years, but at those very large distances makes the effect negligible unless you have a very high quality telescope, so I didn't feel it was a relevant factor.
@@frozenace3337 Here is a link to where I saw that it was a only a South American thing. You can see the path and such. www.timeanddate.com/eclipse/list-solar.html?starty=2020
9:30 I am by no means an expert in astronomy, so what I’m about to say may not be a valid argument. Remember that 3700 years have passed. Is it possible that Saturn’s viewing position(s) could have changed in that time span? Similar to how the Earth’s axis shifted and made it so north is no longer “true north”? Something else I just realized if I really am wrong about the time passage influence. Does that fact about not being able to see Saturn apply world-wide? Because the series does take place in Japan.
Yes, precession peroid takes about 26 thousand years so after 3700 years the Earth's axis shifted by a lot. Even every 100 years astronomores have to make update because of that
Idk but i remember mark rober saying you could know how deep a hole is if u use the equation 16t², where t=time derived from the kinematic equation i believe. so senku probably knew about that and used but i could be wrong
still can't get over the fact that he counter for 3000 years without being off at all, if I did that shit I'd probably have miscounted by.... several years, I wouldn't be able to correctly count 60 seconds even.
@@zechsd1756 After doing it completely correctly for some days straight, you'd be able to do it consistently, over some years it would just have become natural
Corona of the sun... its totally gonna cause people to glow with the power of the sun and then spontaneously combustion like fire force. Theory confirmed by [insert made up scientist name here] as well as mr [ insert the end is near newspaper dude name here] PREPARE FOR THE END IS INEVITABLE!!! p.s. I may have an active imagination ok
But checking others work is part of science and the scientific method. In science and engineering we build upon previous work. Don't reinvent the wheel: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reinventing_the_wheel
well, i think this is one of the best reaction videos i have ever seen. there is no padding and the only scenes we see are the ones necessary for the reaction. good job. (also the Saturn thing isn’t in the manga so it was probably something one of the animators remembered from a movie or science thing)
What i am really curious about right now is the following: will January be the worst time of the year to watch saturn in a couple thousand years or did the author actually account for it and the time they were petrified was enough to make the orbits line up in a way that makes them sit on the same side of the sun in january?
how he knows how deep there are because he counts ever second in his head the free fall is 9.8 m per second maybe he falls for a 1-second that may be why he knows that the hole is 8 meters deep. the real question is how did they not get injured.
Human bodies are weird. Just last week, I fell off the balcony of our house while cleaning which is at least 4 meters high and I didn't even get a single injury. Yesterday, I slipped and I got a bruise.
@@arent2295, we know how atoms work but we can't explain luck LOL you need to be more careful though about that 4m fall if you land on your back or butt it's can absorb the force and less chance to damage your organs or brain than you land on your arms or head.
My friend did the syphon technique you mention where he had to suck from the end and he took a sip of the water, it was a hydroponics tank with a lot of fish and the mineral count for the water was too high as the class put too many veggies
Not sure if this was mentioned already (to many posts), but the birthday they were talking about is not his birth birthday but his stone revival birthday. When he broke out of the stone. Called stoneday.
You don't have to fill the pipe full by submerging it, or suck it until you get a mouth full. All you have to do is fill one side full enough to go a little past the highest point in the line. Then cap the bleed side with your finger to make a vacuum with the tank and pull the filled part out of the tank until it goes above the high point and starts to drain down. Then release your finger to allow the water to spill and you just created a gravity primed siphon without having to void all the air out or get a mouth full of liquid.
alternatively for creating a siphon you can just just quickly move the large end of the gravel siphon up and down in the water and the water will work its way through, and you don't have to taste aquarium water.
Torricelli’s theorem, also called Torricelli’s law, Torricelli’s principle, or Torricelli’s equation, statement that the speed, v, of a liquid flowing under the force of gravity out of an opening in a tank is proportional jointly to the square root of the vertical distance, h, between the liquid surface and the centre of the opening and to the square root of twice the acceleration caused by gravity, 2g, or simply v = (2gh)1/2. (The value of the acceleration caused by gravity at the Earth’s surface is about 32.2 feet per second per second, or 9.8 metres per second per second.) The theorem is named after Evangelista Torricelli, who discovered it in 1643. Google gave me this
6:48 i can literally relate drinking aquarium water because my grandfather always makes me suck the hose and like the water just comes rushing in that i choke and drink some of it XD
Coincidentally I am watching this today, January 4th, 2021 (Senku's birthday) And It's not RUclips Algorithm.. I just came here from a channel explaining the Eyeglasses Senku Made.
You forgot that Earth has been tilting this whole time which was explained in the earlier episodes with the sextant and the pole star. So seeing Saturn in January may just be possible right now
It has nothing to do with how the earth is tilted. I think during January, earth and Saturn are on opposing sides of the sun. And in 3700 years the change in how the planets go around the sun is very miniscule. Might be wrong though.
I have an answer for how he figured out how deep the hole was. As we saw, he was darting around the bottom of the hole, taking measurements and such. He knows his own height and could likely guess Magma's height relative to his own, if that'd make the calculation easier. Anyway, I'd like to imagine he simply eyeballed it and mentally stacked Senku or Magma on top of themselves for an estimate on how deep the hole is. I'm sure there's more to it because Senku is really accurate in this show but still, that's my best guess without much thought put into it.
I can imagine the subtitle's editor like Mmmh "m3/sec" probably won't use it again **second m^3 comes in** "huh? How do I type the tiny 3, I'll better Google it" and then he came after half an hour of googling tangentially related stuff, having forgotten that the first time he used "m3"
People of youtube, a lot of professions get to be called an engineer, however what it means in actuality is that you have advanced knowledge over a certain area or subject. No it does not make you or require you to know all fields of engineering, just a select few. (Hence take videos like these with a grain of salt.)
Something you didn't mention in the video: the show never gives us a clear picture of the whole pool that was holding the water, so we can't tell exactly how big it is, but as they continued to siphon water out of it, the water level would decrease, slowly decreasing the flow rate of their siphon. If the pool was not much larger than the portion it shows in the widest shot, I'm guessing that the water level would get pretty low before they finished.
So we know that the date is 04-Jan-5740, on this day from Tokyo (close enough) Saturn will be 10.01 AU away from us with a visual magnitude of 1.04, it rises at 5:53 and sets at 20:04, it would be visible with the naked eye even without a telescope, sunset would be at 16:35 - man, I'm so grateful to star map apps for this 🌌
Please, somebody explain to me how Gen could count when Senku's birthday is? Because it was the first day of the year (January, 1) when Senku said that he live for 6268 days. 6268 days/365 days is about 17,17. And if my calculations are more or less correct, then it is about 300 days, not 3 days(January 4) up to next Senku's birthday. His birthday must be around November, 1 or so. Am I wrong?:)
I’m just going to go with the idea that, like the earth’s axis, which months are good for seeing Saturn has also shifted over the 3700 years that have passed. ;)
is it posible to see saturn in january if you take the Milancovic cicli into account? because it has been 3000 years so the things might have changed, such as the excentricity of the ellips.
Just with the siphon thing if you just fill up the tube with water block off the end you're going to put below the water level on the outside with your thumb and when you've done so just take your thumb off and the siphon will just drain no sucking necessary
just a reminder that the earth has canonically rotated on its axis, so this might have changed slightly. I'm to lazy to confirm and do research as I'm not a science nerd. I think this might change how easily Saturn could be seen at this time. 9:35
9:30 thats correct! BUT you have to consider that I belive 3000 years have passed since then I think I'm not quite sure anymore but I belive they mentioned something in that way that alot of stuff in space '' moved'' you get what I mean and that might be why he was able to see Saturn im not sure if that makese sense but that's the first thing I was thinking of! Btw love your content! thank you for explaining everything so good in detail!
he figured out how far they are down with a basic physics equation rate x time = distance and the rate is a known being gravity and so time being how long there fall was and that gives how far down they are
i hate mouth starting the syphon for cleaning the fish tanks....its 50% chance of me getting it knocked in the back of my throat cause i didn't drop it in time to get the flow to go in the bucket
Doesn't the air pollution affect us seeing the stars(i could be completely wrong) if thats true then the dust particles should have settled down after 3700 years.
It would apply worldwide, but it will change within our lifetimes as both saturn and the earth orbit the sun. A year in saturn is around 29 earth years, so every year the best time to see saturn will shift by about 2 weeks. If you live for just 30 years you'll be able to see it in whichever month you want.
10:00 You are wrong. Remember Senku said the axis of the earth titled a little bit for 3700 years so even the constellations are not the same with our current time.
Can someone explain how did he get volume of hole 28m^3. If surface area is 2m^2 and the depth 7 m shouldn't the volume be V=2×7=14m^3 since the shape of the pit is approximately a cylinder.
In dic stone they claim the earth position and rotation has changed thus why the north start was not pointing directly north and senku was not able to use is makeshift GPS could that have anything to do with the possibility of the animators desperately showing Saturn on January knowing its current the worst timing to see it ?
I know i am a little late to the party but after 4,000 years would the thing about January being a crappy month to watch the planet apply? Maybe the earth orbit changed and know in those months they are able to watch it? Not sure but just a theory
I like how you dont think senku would know the distance when he literally counted for 3700 years, did the math and found it was April 1st in the year 5738..
I did not take European timezones into account...I didn't take any other time zones into consideration except my own...I can only exist in so many times lol
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3700 years on a cosmic scale is not a long time. True north is slightly shifted over that duration, but Saturn at the visibility Senku saw it at is not possible at the time of year he was looking thru the telescope.
You could be in Japan or America, it won't matter because Saturn is very far from Earth. If there's a lunar eclipse of some kind, then location on earth will determine who can see it the best because of close our moon is to us.
agreed, but that total eclipse you was talking about mad me sad. It only for South Americans. USA doesn't get it.....
:(
There's multiple eclipses every year, we'll get another chance
@The Gold Life Hey just a little bone to pick here, while it's true that this year Saturn is visible from the 29th of January until the 12th of December, the range it is visible changes every year due to the differences in orbital periods.
Back in 2006, January was the best time to view Saturn because it was at opposition with the sun (29 year orbital period), and in 2017 its angular tilt was optimal for viewing the rings (15 years between tilt one way vs. the other) multiplying those two together gets 435 years, the amount of time needed before both the angle of the planet and position of the planets relative to the sun line up.
After 3700 years there is enough time for 8 and a half cycles of absolutely optimal lighting and angle, 127.6 cycles of opposition and 246.7 tilt cycles, and considering this anime starts in the modern world (though I can't remember if they actually stated what year the stone world began) and Saturn is visible more than 330 days a year, I don't think its accurate to say it couldn't be viewed at that location at that time.
If the stone world began in 2017, then the rings would be almost flat to the viewer, but Saturn would still be in almost optimal opposition in January, however if the year the stone world started was in 2021 then Saturn would look almost exactly like this at that time of year, with a nearly optimal tilt but not quite optimal opposition.
There is another aspect of astronomy and that's closest approach, every year there is a point where Saturn and Earth are closest, but every 29 years there is a point where we are the closest possible, and Saturn will be a little larger on years of closest approach than any other 28 years, but at those very large distances makes the effect negligible unless you have a very high quality telescope, so I didn't feel it was a relevant factor.
Michael Howard
Tf? Im in south america and never ever experienced a total eclipse
@@frozenace3337 Here is a link to where I saw that it was a only a South American thing. You can see the path and such. www.timeanddate.com/eclipse/list-solar.html?starty=2020
Perry: I have no idea how Senku knows all of this random stuff, but that's awesome.
Also Perry: I know all of this random stuff about Saturn
true ahaha
lol
In the anime, it was said that the Earth's axis had shifted, this could have caused him to see Saturn
m3/s is not a scientific error, it's a typographical one where whoever was putting the English text on the screen forgot to put the 3 in superscript
Duh, he literally says that in the video
6:48
Perry: don't drink the aquarium water
Me: well there goes my plans for the day
Drink Responsibly lol
9:30
I am by no means an expert in astronomy, so what I’m about to say may not be a valid argument.
Remember that 3700 years have passed.
Is it possible that Saturn’s viewing position(s) could have changed in that time span?
Similar to how the Earth’s axis shifted and made it so north is no longer “true north”?
Something else I just realized if I really am wrong about the time passage influence.
Does that fact about not being able to see Saturn apply world-wide?
Because the series does take place in Japan.
i agree, i am sure that this show is 10 billion percent scientifically accurate to the very last detail and that its up to us to clear misconceptions.
I was about to comment something similar.
Came to comments to say the same thing
Yes, precession peroid takes about 26 thousand years so after 3700 years the Earth's axis shifted by a lot. Even every 100 years astronomores have to make update because of that
You don't even need 3700 years to see Saturn at a different time of year. Give it 10 years and you'll see it during the summer.
He did count every second since he was turned to stone so yeah, he likely counts the sizes of everything and counts everything he does
Idk but i remember mark rober saying you could know how deep a hole is if u use the equation 16t², where t=time derived from the kinematic equation i believe. so senku probably knew about that and used but i could be wrong
still can't get over the fact that he counter for 3000 years without being off at all, if I did that shit I'd probably have miscounted by.... several years, I wouldn't be able to correctly count 60 seconds even.
@@zechsd1756 After doing it completely correctly for some days straight, you'd be able to do it consistently, over some years it would just have become natural
So, looks like we'll get to see Corona again on December's eclipse.
it be like that sometime
Corona of the sun... its totally gonna cause people to glow with the power of the sun and then spontaneously combustion like fire force. Theory confirmed by [insert made up scientist name here] as well as mr [ insert the end is near newspaper dude name here] PREPARE FOR THE END IS INEVITABLE!!! p.s. I may have an active imagination ok
even sun has corona daing
Oh I thought we were talking about the coronavirus 🤣
Isn't it today?
Dude... I'm offended in the name of Senku because you felt the need to check his math lol.
But checking others work is part of science and the scientific method. In science and engineering we build upon previous work. Don't reinvent the wheel: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reinventing_the_wheel
Senku would be proud that his work is being tested
well, i think this is one of the best reaction videos i have ever seen. there is no padding and the only scenes we see are the ones necessary for the reaction. good job.
(also the Saturn thing isn’t in the manga so it was probably something one of the animators remembered from a movie or science thing)
still a tear-jerking event when they gave their gift to senku
He was counting how long to take for him to fall. This man is always counting so that’s my guess on how he knows how deep it is
What i am really curious about right now is the following: will January be the worst time of the year to watch saturn in a couple thousand years or did the author actually account for it and the time they were petrified was enough to make the orbits line up in a way that makes them sit on the same side of the sun in january?
4:13 probably them subbing the anime at 3am lmao
how he knows how deep there are because he counts ever second in his head the free fall is 9.8 m per second maybe he falls for a 1-second that may be why he knows that the hole is 8 meters deep.
the real question is how did they not get injured.
Human bodies are weird. Just last week, I fell off the balcony of our house while cleaning which is at least 4 meters high and I didn't even get a single injury. Yesterday, I slipped and I got a bruise.
@@arent2295, we know how atoms work but we can't explain luck LOL
you need to be more careful though
about that 4m fall if you land on your back or butt it's can absorb the force and less chance to damage your organs or brain than you land on your arms or head.
@@dometheonlyone8936 I landed on my left side but I guess me being skinny played a role.
I once fell 30ft in boot camp with out being injured but partially torn achilles tendon miss judging the distance of my bed from the floor.
"Telescopes are magnifying glasses on super steroids."
... Well... that's *one* sentence I never thought I'd ever hear in my life.
10:22 So by the end of the year even the Sun will have Corona.
it be like that sometime
Coincidence?i think not!😂
I am allergic to physics. Nevertheless, I'm still gonna watch
Me too
My friend did the syphon technique you mention where he had to suck from the end and he took a sip of the water, it was a hydroponics tank with a lot of fish and the mineral count for the water was too high as the class put too many veggies
Me watching this: “ uh uh.. i know some of these words”.
A telescope is a magnifyong glass on super steriods.. my new fav line
ahaha
I think seconds to hours conversion is tought in elementary school lol
Not sure if this was mentioned already (to many posts), but the birthday they were talking about is not his birth birthday but his stone revival birthday. When he broke out of the stone. Called stoneday.
Senku has an innate ability to judge distances to a very fine level by sight, which is how he knew the size of the hole.
The last conjunction between Jupiter and Saturn last happened 800 years ago.
Did u forget that this is 3700 years in the future(well, fictional future) so saturn might be visible in the January then
Man really memorized Saturn’s showtimes wtf
You don't have to fill the pipe full by submerging it, or suck it until you get a mouth full. All you have to do is fill one side full enough to go a little past the highest point in the line. Then cap the bleed side with your finger to make a vacuum with the tank and pull the filled part out of the tank until it goes above the high point and starts to drain down. Then release your finger to allow the water to spill and you just created a gravity primed siphon without having to void all the air out or get a mouth full of liquid.
"Astronomical events happening in December 2020" aight bois time to prepare the underground shelters
alternatively for creating a siphon you can just just quickly move the large end of the gravel siphon up and down in the water and the water will work its way through, and you don't have to taste aquarium water.
In a 11 minute video I realised im stupid...
Torricelli’s theorem, also called Torricelli’s law, Torricelli’s principle, or Torricelli’s equation, statement that the speed, v, of a liquid flowing under the force of gravity out of an opening in a tank is proportional jointly to the square root of the vertical distance, h, between the liquid surface and the centre of the opening and to the square root of twice the acceleration caused by gravity, 2g, or simply v = (2gh)1/2. (The value of the acceleration caused by gravity at the Earth’s surface is about 32.2 feet per second per second, or 9.8 metres per second per second.) The theorem is named after Evangelista Torricelli, who discovered it in 1643. Google gave me this
"Sun's corona"
Man... Fuck this year 🤣
6:48 i can literally relate drinking aquarium water because my grandfather always makes me suck the hose and like the water just comes rushing in that i choke and drink some of it XD
lmaoooo
Coincidentally I am watching this today, January 4th, 2021 (Senku's birthday)
And It's not RUclips Algorithm.. I just came here from a channel explaining the Eyeglasses Senku Made.
9:32 i think Senku said something changed with the earth in the episode when senku & chrome playing with a floating leaf with a magnet on it
I always wondered how straws worked! Thank you for explaining!
You are so welcome!
Ah yes, in December 2020 there will be an ecplise that will rid of humanity, the final stand of 2020
Can't wait for that moment.
what a year
Sounds like berserk lol
KORONA STANDO
You make it sound like the eclipse will turn everyone to stone, ridding the world of humanity. 😅
You forgot that Earth has been tilting this whole time which was explained in the earlier episodes with the sextant and the pole star. So seeing Saturn in January may just be possible right now
It has nothing to do with how the earth is tilted.
I think during January, earth and Saturn are on opposing sides of the sun.
And in 3700 years the change in how the planets go around the sun is very miniscule.
Might be wrong though.
I have an answer for how he figured out how deep the hole was.
As we saw, he was darting around the bottom of the hole, taking measurements and such.
He knows his own height and could likely guess Magma's height relative to his own, if that'd make the calculation easier.
Anyway, I'd like to imagine he simply eyeballed it and mentally stacked Senku or Magma on top of themselves for an estimate on how deep the hole is.
I'm sure there's more to it because Senku is really accurate in this show but still, that's my best guess without much thought put into it.
He did it based on the time it took him to fall
This is the content i subscribed for.
welcome to the party!
This isn’t him reacting to the technology at all lmao it’s him telling us what’s happening and how impressive he thinks the stuff is
Electrical engineer "analyzing" mostly non electrical based engineering.
its like 3500 years ish in the future the earth's axis has titled so it's not that far off to think that Saturn might be visible in January
I can imagine the subtitle's editor like
Mmmh "m3/sec" probably won't use it again **second m^3 comes in** "huh? How do I type the tiny 3, I'll better Google it" and then he came after half an hour of googling tangentially related stuff, having forgotten that the first time he used "m3"
People of youtube, a lot of professions get to be called an engineer, however what it means in actuality is that you have advanced knowledge over a certain area or subject. No it does not make you or require you to know all fields of engineering, just a select few. (Hence take videos like these with a grain of salt.)
Loving this keep it up my dood
thanks!
Something you didn't mention in the video: the show never gives us a clear picture of the whole pool that was holding the water, so we can't tell exactly how big it is, but as they continued to siphon water out of it, the water level would decrease, slowly decreasing the flow rate of their siphon. If the pool was not much larger than the portion it shows in the widest shot, I'm guessing that the water level would get pretty low before they finished.
More dr.stone please
This mad lad is drinking aquarium water.
I've never been called a mad lad before lol
He did not use his head in this episode though. The spotlight is too bulky compared to a carbide mining lamp.
So we know that the date is 04-Jan-5740, on this day from Tokyo (close enough) Saturn will be 10.01 AU away from us with a visual magnitude of 1.04, it rises at 5:53 and sets at 20:04, it would be visible with the naked eye even without a telescope, sunset would be at 16:35 - man, I'm so grateful to star map apps for this 🌌
dude thats the point, it s because his birthday he can see saturn although its the worst month because........
hes the god damn protagonist
Wow,your BRAIN, dude! Just....DUUUUUUUUDE!!! #WELLdone 👍🤙👊
thanks!
I learned how syphons work when I was syphoning gasoline from one car to another at age 7... yeah... don’t question it life is tough.
My F...
Yes, Dr. Stone. Moreeeeeeee.
Oh man the memes about the sun"s corona are going to be delicous.
yes they will!
Please, somebody explain to me how Gen could count when Senku's birthday is? Because it was the first day of the year (January, 1) when Senku said that he live for 6268 days. 6268 days/365 days is about 17,17. And if my calculations are more or less correct, then it is about 300 days, not 3 days(January 4) up to next Senku's birthday. His birthday must be around November, 1 or so.
Am I wrong?:)
I’m just going to go with the idea that, like the earth’s axis, which months are good for seeing Saturn has also shifted over the 3700 years that have passed. ;)
In the anime, it was said that the Earth's axis had shifted, this could have caused him to see Saturn
is it posible to see saturn in january if you take the Milancovic cicli into account? because it has been 3000 years so the things might have changed, such as the excentricity of the ellips.
Just with the siphon thing if you just fill up the tube with water block off the end you're going to put below the water level on the outside with your thumb and when you've done so just take your thumb off and the siphon will just drain no sucking necessary
After we learned this from Dr Stone my weeb coworker uses this everyday at work and no longer drinks nasty water lol
MORE DR STOOOOOOOOOOOOOOONEEE
nice work! You're a real scientist :D
Thanks!
The Gold Life: Blah Blah Blah
Stupid me: Woooooow coooool
just a reminder that the earth has canonically rotated on its axis, so this might have changed slightly. I'm to lazy to confirm and do research as I'm not a science nerd. I think this might change how easily Saturn could be seen at this time.
9:35
“Almost” Not Possible I’m Taking That
More Dr. Stone please ♥
On the way!
9:30 thats correct! BUT you have to consider that I belive 3000 years have passed since then I think I'm not quite sure anymore but I belive they mentioned something in that way that alot of stuff in space '' moved'' you get what I mean and that might be why he was able to see Saturn im not sure if that makese sense but that's the first thing I was thinking of!
Btw love your content! thank you for explaining everything so good in detail!
Ive never felt so dumb in my life
Hold up... There's going to be a total solar eclipse on my birthday this year?! That's kind of freaky. Great.
Happy Birthday!
Oooo it’s almost timeee :D
he figured out how far they are down with a basic physics equation rate x time = distance and the rate is a known being gravity and so time being how long there fall was and that gives how far down they are
i hate mouth starting the syphon for cleaning the fish tanks....its 50% chance of me getting it knocked in the back of my throat cause i didn't drop it in time to get the flow to go in the bucket
The real question is how they survived that fall or at least didn't have broken bones.
Sonia Blanche plot armor, not hard.
Yes but what time during 2020 will Bonnie Tyler be in retrograde so that we can see a Total Eclipse of the Heart?
Science guy reacting to a science guy isn't it too awesome .
Because it is .,
When an engineer thinks he knows everything lmao
I came back for the eclipse
Watch Steins Gate after Dr stone xD
sure!
The Gold Life Bro Steins gate is gonna rock your mind. I’m so looking forward to that.
Is it science related?
@@genkyo6 very much so. Though not as accurate as dr stone plus you're talking impossible science.
@@genkyo6 its time travel
Doesn't the air pollution affect us seeing the stars(i could be completely wrong) if thats true then the dust particles should have settled down after 3700 years.
wait I forgot, didn't they need the tungsten for a light bulb? but they already had a flashlight .. shit I need to revise
Alicin they were using carbon filaments, like Edison's first light bulb.
with Saturn keep in mind that they are in japan so it might be easier to see it in January
Does the whole thing about being unable to see Saturn in January apply only to the US or it's worldwide?
It would apply worldwide, but it will change within our lifetimes as both saturn and the earth orbit the sun.
A year in saturn is around 29 earth years, so every year the best time to see saturn will shift by about 2 weeks. If you live for just 30 years you'll be able to see it in whichever month you want.
10:00 You are wrong. Remember Senku said the axis of the earth titled a little bit for 3700 years so even the constellations are not the same with our current time.
me watching this video knowing nothing of complex math equations : yes i agree with everything you said it checks out.
Can Saturn viewing schedule change due to 3700 years passing? Or is that to small of a time?
Can someone explain how did he get volume of hole 28m^3. If surface area is 2m^2 and the depth 7 m shouldn't the volume be V=2×7=14m^3 since the shape of the pit is approximately a cylinder.
Suckijg on your siphon is the worst way to clear a fish tank. Source: I keep fish
I hope, you will do Dr. Stone season 2 when it aired.
I will :)
4:01 lol ppl that take this srsly editor be like imma put this weeb wont notice this they just want to watch anime
Bruh the eclipse is so close to happening
Funny how the suns corona is the major astronomical event in 2020
who would've thought? lol
The Gold Life proof that corona is an alien virus
i thought they might have been able to see it cause the plantes axis shifted
In dic stone they claim the earth position and rotation has changed thus why the north start was not pointing directly north and senku was not able to use is makeshift GPS could that have anything to do with the possibility of the animators desperately showing Saturn on January knowing its current the worst timing to see it ?
I know i am a little late to the party but after 4,000 years would the thing about January being a crappy month to watch the planet apply? Maybe the earth orbit changed and know in those months they are able to watch it? Not sure but just a theory
i was really excited when you said there would be an eclipse on dec 14th because thats my birthday but turns out its on the other side of the globe :(
I wouldn't even worry about it Natalius, there'll be plenty more eclipses!
Can we even survive til December 2020?
why did you set the premieres so early in advance are you going somewhere?
Nah, I just thought it was cool to show my subscribers whats up
I like how you dont think senku would know the distance when he literally counted for 3700 years, did the math and found it was April 1st in the year 5738..
Doctor Death, does that mean we're gonna have a crazy time in 2038?
@@parychahal maybe
Would being at a different country on earth effect if you could see saturn or not
You're gonna be premiering at 6:00 for me... Do you really expect me to wake up that early? xD
You can always watch it later and he probably didn't take European timezones into account. Also hi from Germany
I did not take European timezones into account...I didn't take any other time zones into consideration except my own...I can only exist in so many times lol
@@parychahal yeah yeah no worries it was just a joke, I'm obviously gonna watch it either way :)
@@parychahal yeah of course and people could watch this at any time anyway so what does it really matter?
Mike seems like a chill dude and I'll do a premiere for his time zone one of these days. It's all for fun :)