How Big is the Atmosphere?
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- Опубликовано: 21 сен 2015
- The layers of the atmosphere shown to scale and a discussion of what happens at each layer. The layers in order from the ground up:
Troposphere, Stratosphere, Mesosphere, Thermosphere, and the Exosphere.
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Music: "The Story Unfolds" by Jingle Punks (RUclips Audio Library) 
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You have natural talent. With your voice make we audience understand really well. Thank you for your hardworking
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I had a stroke trying to read this but I get what your saying
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Watched all your videos today. Looking forward to the next one.
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People dont realize that if we consider earth as space ship, the atmosphere is actually an advanced energy shield that protect us when travelling the space. Or is the earth an actual space ship ?. Are we going somewhere ?
Deflector dish?
@@bipolarspock6145 Better. It uses the projectile energy against itself. If you want to make a satellite that can withstand cosmic radiation, suns radiation, debris, meteorite, without using any energy, moving part. can repair itself (yes, our atmosphere can repair itself, our ozone layer which was destroyed back in industrial era are now repairing). It would be the earth. Earth, is your epitome of the best space ship you can ever create. It even had its own solar panel, trees and planktons.
Yes we are. The Solar System is rotating the Galaxy
The earth is a spaceship, coddiwompling along.
We are a satellite to our sun, just tagging along for the ride.
"I'm significant!" cried the tiny miniscule human inside this massive universe.
& he is
for God loves him.
If a man is miniscule compared to the universe,
the universe is like nothing compared to the love of God.
@@VictorLepanto Amen brother
By this type of video or contant
our way of thinking changes
And our perception about things become
Very very filtered and clear
And we know something that is nearly 100 % correct
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This info should be obligated education at schools, to realise how small and fragile this area is that sustains life as we know it. Comparison with distance to the moon is eye opening! 👍
Man...your videos are very well illustrated and explained.
The best and simple explanation I found on youtube.
This is the best RUclips channel I’ve discovered this year!!
You make great animations and provide only useful info. I really love your work. Keep it up!
Thanks Mujahid!
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Glad you included the relative distance of the Moon. Too many Moon landing conspiracy theorists try to make their case by asking why we haven't returned to the Moon if we have rockets that can go to and from the ISS. Huge, huge difference in what's involved.
lmao, they don't know how many billions of dollars it cost for a single apollo mission, and how dangerous it is.
@@racegroundbreaking82 why its dangerous??
If its that hard why they did it at first place just wondering
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During the descent of Apollo 11, they got 2 errors in the guidance computer. And they were on the last bit of fuel when they landed.
Richard Nixon even had a speech written in case Armstrong and Aldrin died. You can find it here: www.archives.gov/files/presidential-libraries/events/centennials/nixon/images/exhibit/rn100-6-1-2.pdf
They did it to win the space race with the Soviets.
@@fatimamohammad6358 Cold War competition with the Soviet Union. The USSR were developing their own manned lunar missions, but stopped it after Apollo's success. You can see their lunar lander here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LK_(spacecraft)
best video illustration of the atmosphere on you-tube. Thanks Jared
Love your videos ❤️🙏
Excellent video Jared! Keep up the good work.
Excellent, to the point explanation..
I was wondering about this for a while now, it's really hard to find satisfying diagrams of this, thank you
Wow man all your videos are awesome. Exact picture is represented in each of these very clearly.
Bro I’m honestly on like my 5th video of you and all I can say is I love broski Preciate the hard work much love🙏🏾💯
Looking at the size and distance of earth and moon it doesn't seem like they would be effected by its gravity, yet the moon revolve around the earth, amazing actually everything is amazing when we look at it with curiosity
"Unless you are an astronaut, flying on an airplane is probably the highest you've ever been". Dead wrong!
thats why theres the word "probably"
I think Jorge is referring to the recreational misuse of narcotic substances.
"Dead wrong".
r/whoosh, except Dave
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Excellent video, thank you! I never knew about the things happening in the stratosphere and the Karman-line was entirely new to me. Can you make an addition that tells us how dense the air is from bottom to top?
As we go higher up, Air density reduces rapidly at first and then slowly. 50% of the air is withing 5.5kms from sea level only, so if you are at the top of Mount everest, almost 70% of the air molecules would be below you. 99.9% of air is present upto the stratosphere from the sea level, rest mesosphere, thermosphere and exosphere only have less than 0.1% of air.
Short and sweet, full of interesting TID bits
I'm here, i'm the celebrating the 5th anniversary of this video
Me nailing all layers of the atmosphere: "6th grade science has taught me well"
Great work!
I wish there a picture from each level of atmosphere to Earth. it will be a beauty paradise
Thank you for the video. Very educative!
Love the video. On October 24, 2014, Alan Eustace jumped from 135,889 feet! Eustace’s descent lasted 4 minutes and 27 seconds and reached a speed of 822mph setting new records for the highest skydive and total freefall distance of 123,414 feet!
Your videos are awesome!
His level of detail is mindblowing.
Thanks bro you made me realise about layers of earth atmosphere I have grasp on it
Thank you so very much💕❤
Very beautifully explained video
Why don't you have like 300k subs,very smooth animations, subtitles and everything else!!!
453k now
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Great video!!! loved it!
+Braden Dennis Thanks Braden!
Love the videos!
Best performance 👌👌👌,God bless you (Ajay from India)
your vids are stunning
0:24 Ha. Ok ....
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“Unless you’re an astronaut, flying in an airplane is probably the highest you’ve ever been...”
Not as high as I’ve been watching these videos.
Bro I was thinkin the same thing🤣🤣💯
Wow great explanation
Excellent VID !
:)
I never knew the ISS was so close. I thought it was much further out.
you have a great knowledge
Great job 👍👍
Very Talented!
Pov- Your science teacher sent you this.
Yep
I thought this channel is bad then now I've watched all your videos!
Thanks for watching Andres
Thank you
Awesome video
Thanks God, somebody explained it finally as scaled..
It may also be noted that the layers described in the video represent only one of the existing divisions of the atmosphere. For example, there is also the ionosphere or the neutrosphere that overlaps with other layers. The entire atmosphere basically consists of air, which becomes thinner and thinner with increasing distance from the earth. The division into layers according to different points of view is of course useful, but not mandatory.
Cos the viewers are not all native E. speaker, so your voice made your awesome vids go beyond your borders
This video helped me in my science subject and exams... Thank you sir....
Glad to help!
I learnt this on Earth science class last year!
Earth science >>> biology/living Environment
Biology sucks. Change my mind.
Physics > Chemistry > Earth Science/Geology > Biology/Anatomy/Life Sciences
r/youngpeopleyoutube
1:18 : a small correction : the highest skydive took place in 2012, not in 2014 as you said
I thought so too, but I got curious and found this, which I hadn't heard of until now. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alan_Eustace
Everytime you show a diagram of earth,it’s always ice-aged
So the Apollo missions to the Moon are the only astronauts who went into true vacuum.
Where have You Been? Waiting for More Videos.
I AM ABLE TO UNDERSTAND YOUR LANGUAGE CLEARLY EVEN I AM OLY 12 U ARE DOING A HARD WORK THANKYO JARED OWEN SIR I AM ABLE TO LEARN MORE FROM U AND I WILL BE LEARNIN I WILL BE SUPPORTING YOU ALWAYS THAT YOU A LOT SIR
Mt Everest looks like the tip of my pencil
cool video
I flew on an airliner at 40,000 ft!
You‘re vidéos are real pleasure to watch.
It could be great if you make an animation and explanation of the global atmospheric circulation.
There is interesting videos on this subject on the met office channel on youtube.
Best regards from France
could you also do a video on the day and night cycle.
Really how incredible is our universe
a to scale moon! great!
1:40 - There's one type of airplane that can go to the mesosphere, the U2 Spyplane. Also, a few balloons can go up there.
the U2 Spyplane ceiling height is about 24.4 km (80,000 ft) and the mesosphere starts at 80 km.. so the U2 *cannot* fly to the mesosphere
Which software you use to made this videos?
LcLeviYT it doesn’t seem like blender but it’s more than possible
I've got a test in Meteorology... on atmosphere..💯🔝
Can you see what’s inside Big Ben
Please I want more videos
Can i use your video on my RUclips Channel, translation my country language? Please
That picture they show of the Earth is so much smaller than it really is the atmosphere is a tiny skin on our giant planet
Interesting. I always assumed the ozone layer was higher up than that.
Please make videos on physics and chemistry topics Love form INDIA
Jared: How Big is the Atmosphere?
Me: As tall as where the Atmosphere ends.
nandito ako dahil sa assignment
i wish he said "planes have been around for over a century now. unless your an astronaut or a drug addict, this is probably the highest youve ever been"
the Kerman line xD
So can you change the gasses in the atmosphere
Dear Jared,
Since I am working as a pilot, and we are always flying on the edge of the troposphere and tropopause, I was wondering if there is any major difference regarding radiation if I am flying in a higher troposphere or lower tropopause.
It would be nice to know that when I am choosing my Flight Level.
Best regards!
perhaps an animation about how airplane landing gear works?
The highest I've ever been was at a house party in Colombia.
POV your watching it right now in class
when you say for example the mesosphere is 31 - 50 miles.. do you mean thats how high it is from the surface of the earth or from the stratosphere
🙌
since your into this kind of thing... maybe a video on how spacex works?
I believe now they're saying that a detectable layer of atmosphere reaches all the way to the orbit of the moon.
Imagine gravity of moon being so strong that it affects the ocean waves and gravity of sun so strong that it hold up earth much farther away!
We don't need to imagine it. We can calculate it, using the Cavendish Experiment.
Wow
wow
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Imagine Earth have rings
Actually new research has come in there is technically an atmosphere that goes farther than the moon
Was searching for you
Before this video I only know the stratosphere medisphere and the thermosphere
Explain about dc and ac genaration bro it will be useful for engineering student also please bro
0:42 the highest cruising alt is 45,000 ft
some business or private jets fly at 50,000ft
the concorde, a supersonic airliner, flew at 60,000 ft
the U2 spyplane flew at 70,000 ft
the Sr-71 flew at 80,000 to 90,000 ft
the space shuttle flew anywhere in low earth orbit so as the ISS
the apollo moon missions flew from parking- moon surface and back
the voyager is interstellar
compare that to the max cruising alt of a DC-3 which is only 23,000 ft
Can you please make a video of a Jedi Star fighter.
great suggestion
@@JaredOwen
Thanks Jared.
My 6 year old son is really interested in when you might make the video.
I know it takes a lot of time and research so whenever you can make it...i am sure it will be great and we will love it.