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I’d forgotten about all about your channels for some reason I haven’t gotten notifications from any of them. Thought about it and checked to see if you had been cancelled lol
Hang on hang on back up there a bit Simon You said something about Mercury having *magnetic tornadoes* MAGNETIC TORNADOES and then for some reason I can't even begin to fathom, you stopped talking about that Don't get me wrong, the rest of the video was plenty interesting, but somehow I doubt it was *magnetic tornadoes* interesting.
"...caught whiff of Uranus"... I truly LOL'd for the first time in years. Funniest shit I've ever heard. Give your writers a raise, Simon - they deserve it!
@@whosyourdaddymedia no you're not the only one that caught it we all did you guys are just the few immature enough to actually find it funny, you're all pathetic
As much as I love science, in this video I particularly *love* that each chapter title is named after a Queen song or album. I'm sure *Freddie Mercury* would have loved it, too! Thank you Simon and everyone else who did any work on this video.
Just throwing it out there, should really be a space specific playlist on this channel. These have easily become my favorite on here. More space geography please for the love of god
I thought Ceres was too small to gravitationally pull itself into a spherical shape, but apparently it's a lot larger than I thought. Pretend I named some asteroid that's too small to even meet the definition of a dwarf planet.
2:00 - Chapter 1 - Is this the world we created ? 5:45 - Chapter 2 - Made in heaven 9:40 - Chapter 3 - In the lap of the gods 13:45 - Chapter 4 - Hot space 17:20 - Chapter 5 - The miracle - Chapter 6 -
I'd actually wonder if Mercury originally started out as the core of a small gas giant that was too close to the sun. It eventually burned off its atmosphere in the solar wind, and it's heavier materials condensed onto its core, which forms Mercury's oversized core covered in a thin layer of other stuff. We've seen gas giants in other systems like that, but ones that haven't burnt down to the core yet. But it's possible. Depending on how big the original gas giant was, it might not have even taken too long.
In a poetic way, I wanna pet and hug Mercury now, our small boi is doing his best, trying to do what earth like planets do, while his dad sun is looking at him and keeping him safe from the dangers of the outer space. Cute! ☺️
i love simon making anime references while clearly not uderstanding them. it is very funny hearing him make a Mob Psycho 100 reference without batting an eye.
It was another Geographics covering another planet or a MegaProjects covering a mission to get to a certain planet where the writer made a FullMetal Alchemist reference. Genuinely enjoy catching them lol
We'd love a dedicated space channel Simon! Exploring everything within the cosmos, from black holes and exoplanets to quasars and string theory. It would make an amazing channel with your presentation behind it!
Mercury isn't the smallest planet. Its just the smallest one the IAU chooses to acknowledge. Dwarf planetd, Belt planets, and Satellite planets should all qualify.
See this is the Simon I prefer--great job hosting, good copy to read, interesting subject matter, and Not Editorializing randomly (about whatever) when it's not needed. This was well done.
also, Mercury is obviously the core of an ice giant that tacked in too close to the sun during the early solar system formation, hence the fact its literally just an iron core
Once more a fantastic script and great video!! I really do hope you eventually put together a space playlist at the least. These are always so much FUN! And this one had far too much humor for me to watch it safely whilst eating dinner, hahahah!
FINDING this little oddball can be a real trick, but transits illuminate where it is perfectly. I've seen three of them, and only about that many times in the evening sky
I really like these segments on the planets. I am hoping to be alive when astronomers discover the mythical planet 9. Though I have been disappointed the Pluto has been reduced to a dwarf planet, I do understand…. I have also wondered if this possible planet 9 is big enough to be what causes Earths 15.000 year wobble.
Pardon me, but I've never heard of this earth's, 15,000 year wobble. Is this "wobble" established in the scientific community? I ask this because only recently I have been looking at various Scriptures relating to our planet. Isaiah lived about 600 bc, and Isaiah 24, wrote the following: "Behold, the Lord maketh the earth empty... and turneth it upside down... the windows from on high are open and the foundations of the earth do shake. The earth shall REEL TO AND FRO like a drunkard"... the moon shall be confounded and the sun ashamed" Is there a cycle of earth "Wobble" established in the scientific community?
Nice video. Minor correction: The statement that "it's easy to get to Mercury, the hard part is stopping." Isn't correct. Both parts are hard. That's why the mission to Mercury took flyby visits to Earth and Venus (which help with the "getting there") and flybys past Mercury itself (which help with the stopping" ).
Is Mercury tidally locked in its orbit around the Sun? I have understood from readings that it effectively is because the orbit is elliptical, so the planet's three rotations per two revolutions around the Sun mean the same sides are always facing or away from ole' Sol. Is that correct? If so, is there a relatively temperate zone where the two sides meet - a line where the extremes balance each other out?
fun fact: it takes more energy to shoot something into the sun than it takes to shoot something out of the solar system. that is because the earth moves with around 30km/s around the sund and you would have to take all that energy away to get it into the sun but you only need to ad 17 km/2 to get it out of the solar system
I’ve only just come across Geographics and have been consuming the videos like an insatiable lunatic for the past few days. Every video ends with a slight semi. Love it.
In my most recent studies and deepest contemplations, I have ,with upmost clarity, discerned the ultimate and Supreme reason that we find ourselves on this sphere we so often refer to as the 'earth' but in that I am shackled by wisdom, I am not at liberty to share it with the common man of this planet.
Fun fact in terms of modeling the evolution of the solar system Mercury is the only planet to have a non negligible chance of its orbit destabilizing thanks to its eccentric orbit and the cyclic alignment of tidal forces from Venus Earth and Jupiter ever 11 or so years. This is currently aligned in resonance with Mercury such that the planet complete two orbits for every orbit observable from Earth however if this alignment is perturbed too much it could begin to get its orbit dynamically boosted in eccentricity increasing its aphelion and decreasing its perihelion until the planet either intersected with the Sun, Venus or Earth and or became ejected from the solar system entirely. The chance of this is small about 1% per billion years but at nearly 5 billion years of age that is a full 4 rounds of cosmic Russian roulette. There is also another interesting thing about Mercury namely the chaotic terrain and sodium tail as these are features which appear to be caused at least in part by sublimation of lower melting point metals from its crust and the subsequent collapse of the remaining components of the terrain in the process. This process has likely ben in play for billions of years with the gradual brightening of the Sun allowing the Sun to gradually sublimate away more of the planet like a rocky analog of a comet. Then there is also the interesting way solar wind erosion makes water through the collisions of solar wind protons with the oxygen atoms which are the primary constituent of rocks creating hydroxide ions that should a 2nd proton from the solar wind interact with it can become transformed chemically into water. Much of this eventually gets blasted away out into the cosmos but water which reaches the safety of permanently shadowed craters forming/contributing to the deposits of ice.
You leave my custard TV alone there Simon!!! Just like high school, I do all the work on the project and you want your name on it!! Not this time Whistler!!!!
Here are two more mysteries about Mercury: There are no visible light photos of the surface of Mercury from Mercury Messenger. All surface mapping was conducted in the near infrared. Nobody knows the surface illumination level of the Sun lit side of Mercury in Lux, the reading a light meter would show if you were standing on the surface, with well insulated boots. Peculiar.
Is it just the inner 12 year old in me that caught the Uranus puns? "Caught a whiff of Uranus" and "only Neptune and Uranus have been probed less". Bravo Simon, bravo.
I look forward to the day (not that I'll live to see it myself) when thousands and eventually millions of humans are living according to a calendar of 176 days, counting from one Mercurian Sunrise to the next.
OK at 16:41 they are showing a "flyover of Mercury, and a Seagull goes flyng thru the frame. WOW! this video should break the internet if the flat earthers and Alien Probers are on the ball!
Random fact: Uranus is the only planet with a Greek name; all the others use the Roman name equivalent of the Olympic Gods: Mercury = Hermes Venus = Aphrodite Mars = Ares Jupiter = Zeus/Dias Saturn = Chronos Neptune = Poseidon Uranus = Uranus Pluto = Hades
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What is the music you used for this? Its beautiful
absolutely love curiosity stream! signed up years ago after you mentioned it!
I’d forgotten about all about your channels for some reason I haven’t gotten notifications from any of them. Thought about it and checked to see if you had been cancelled lol
I really like Curiosity Stream!
Hang on hang on back up there a bit Simon
You said something about Mercury having *magnetic tornadoes*
MAGNETIC TORNADOES
and then for some reason I can't even begin to fathom, you stopped talking about that
Don't get me wrong, the rest of the video was plenty interesting, but somehow I doubt it was *magnetic tornadoes* interesting.
“When William Herschel first got whiff of Uranus”…….Simon, your writers, I love it 😂
I'm glad I'm not the only one who caught that!! My inner 12 year old is still laughing.
Don't forget to add "probing Uranus".
"...caught whiff of Uranus"... I truly LOL'd for the first time in years. Funniest shit I've ever heard. Give your writers a raise, Simon - they deserve it!
@@whosyourdaddymedia no you're not the only one that caught it we all did you guys are just the few immature enough to actually find it funny, you're all pathetic
Just as hilarious as title Anton Petrov 'Gas found coming out of Uranus'
Possibly the two best Uranus jokes ever to be delivered in deadpan. Dry humor is my jam. I wonder how hard it was for Simon to deliver those.
Simon your writers are just top notch couldn’t help giggling at Uranus being probed less than mercury.
As much as I love science, in this video I particularly *love* that each chapter title is named after a Queen song or album. I'm sure *Freddie Mercury* would have loved it, too!
Thank you Simon and everyone else who did any work on this video.
Gotta be Morris M writing. He's such a legend. 🏆
Don't forget the "Planet Freddie" at some point in the video.
Yes! That was a nice little Easter egg
So would Ami Mizuno AKA Sailor Mercury
@@Leyrann Around 10:02!
I love how Simon leans into the Uranus jokes
Careful, he will get Hershel to get a whiff of Uranus 2
Mercury has been probed less than Uranus 🤣
Credit where credit is due, the script was written for him by a Morris M.
@@cleverusername9369 very fair! Thanks for crediting the right person!
Simon certainly has an obsession with Uranus.
I appreciate all the subtle puns scattered throughout the video. Informative as always, thanks Simon and team!
Just throwing it out there, should really be a space specific playlist on this channel. These have easily become my favorite on here. More space geography please for the love of god
Astrographics
Seconded!
lol I've just made my own
@@Styxswimmer Astrographics is good but I think I prefer cosmographics
I think Simon would rather just create a new channel for that. lol
"Caught a whiff of Uranus" and "Only Neptune and Uranus have been probed less", ahh Simon.
"A planet's a planet, no matter how small."
Until it's Pluto, I guess.
Well, size is not Pluto's issue 😅
A better example would be Ceres.
Mercury has cleared its orbit; Pluto, Charon and Ceres have not. That’s the line, not size.
I thought Ceres was too small to gravitationally pull itself into a spherical shape, but apparently it's a lot larger than I thought. Pretend I named some asteroid that's too small to even meet the definition of a dwarf planet.
Just don't tell that to Burton guster.
2:00 - Chapter 1 - Is this the world we created ?
5:45 - Chapter 2 - Made in heaven
9:40 - Chapter 3 - In the lap of the gods
13:45 - Chapter 4 - Hot space
17:20 - Chapter 5 - The miracle
- Chapter 6 -
Great use of Queen song and album titles.
0:22 There appears to be another Queen reference, Breakthrough :)
Did you do this for free? 🤣🤣
There's another one about 10 mins in where Mercury is referred to as Freddie.
@@redhandtheblack "Planet Freddie"
I'd actually wonder if Mercury originally started out as the core of a small gas giant that was too close to the sun. It eventually burned off its atmosphere in the solar wind, and it's heavier materials condensed onto its core, which forms Mercury's oversized core covered in a thin layer of other stuff.
We've seen gas giants in other systems like that, but ones that haven't burnt down to the core yet.
But it's possible. Depending on how big the original gas giant was, it might not have even taken too long.
I love when Simon throws out anime references that go over his head and he doesn't even look phased
Bro I did a touble take hearing that 😄 thought I was losing it
I love the Uranus jokes hidden in the script. “When William Hershel caught a whiff of Uranus” and “only Neptune and Uranus got probed less..”😂
In a poetic way, I wanna pet and hug Mercury now, our small boi is doing his best, trying to do what earth like planets do, while his dad sun is looking at him and keeping him safe from the dangers of the outer space.
Cute! ☺️
i love simon making anime references while clearly not uderstanding them. it is very funny hearing him make a Mob Psycho 100 reference without batting an eye.
He’s a professional at just going with references he doesn’t get. 🤣
Simon is that kinda guy who has more RUclips channels than there are objects in the Kuyper belt
Nice, the Whistlerverse starts the morning off with a space vid...thanks Simon and Co. for all you're hard work for our entertainment 🍻💯👍
🥃
@@Dank-gb6jn 🍻💯
Whistlerverse. I like it. That's a thing now v
@@eddiehancockii sounds good to me lol
Whistlerverse, very nice. I'm just jealous I didn't come up with that.
A Mob Psycho reference?! Seems the writer has some good tastes, and I'm sure Simon was extremely confused
Too bad there's no G-Witch references.
It was another Geographics covering another planet or a MegaProjects covering a mission to get to a certain planet where the writer made a FullMetal Alchemist reference. Genuinely enjoy catching them lol
My thoughts as well. 🤣
I just did a hard stop mod video, "was that a Mod Psycho reference?" Glad it wasn't just me =)
@@--enyo-- What was the reference?
Fantastic series, an wondrous combination of science, history, soothing narration, and the sheer awe of our solar system
"When Hershcel first caught whiff of Uranus..."
You can't help yourself can you XD
Mercury. Made in heaven. In the lap of the gods. Planet Freddie. The amount of Queen references is...fantastic!
I’m impressed and in love of how you guys used Queen songs + albums as titles!! I’m smiling like crazy after a terrible day ❤
The Raiders of the Lost Ark Nazi face melting reference brought a smile to my face. Well done Simon and/or the writers, well done.
All I'm gonna say is anyone who has tried to put a probe in close orbit around Kerbal in KSP understands EXACTLY why getting to Mercury is hard af.
Moho is a pig to get to. Getting into orbit around Eeloo is also annoying.
Space videos are consistently my favorite of this channel. Absolutely wonderful watch. :D
It's always a pleasure to hear your narrations, Simon!
not really
@@SKBSKBSKBSKBSK yes really
@@SKBSKBSKBSKBSK begone troll
@@archstanton6102 your bf talks too fast
he talks AT you instead of TO you
Not only is mercury closest to earth on average, it's closest on average to every planet.
🤯
We'd love a dedicated space channel Simon! Exploring everything within the cosmos, from black holes and exoplanets to quasars and string theory. It would make an amazing channel with your presentation behind it!
Omg 😳 I was just thinking that😂 That would be amazing
Oh, HELL yes, let's have an all-space channel! With the Gateway station about to open up for business, it's a perfect time.
I really enjoyed all the Queen and Freddy Mercury innuendos and references you put into this one:)
Mercury isn't the smallest planet. Its just the smallest one the IAU chooses to acknowledge. Dwarf planetd, Belt planets, and Satellite planets should all qualify.
Simon: "A planet's a planet, no matter how small."
Pluto: "AM I A JOKE TO YOU?"
Yeah, wasn't expecting to hear Mob Psycho 100 references in an astronomy video. You keep doing what you're doing.
See this is the Simon I prefer--great job hosting, good copy to read, interesting subject matter, and Not Editorializing randomly (about whatever) when it's not needed. This was well done.
I guess you're not a fan of Side Projects, Casual Criminalist, Brain Blaze, or Decoding the Unknown? Lol
so what you meant to say was, "shut up, fact boy, and read." This isn't the compliment you think it is...
@@mackenziemoore5088 Au contraire I am. But this side of Simon is a welcome change.
@@tispre This isn't the insight you think it is.
also, Mercury is obviously the core of an ice giant that tacked in too close to the sun during the early solar system formation, hence the fact its literally just an iron core
This channel deserves at least 5 million subscribers.
Kudos for the got a whiff of Uranus in the video. Double kudos for delivering that line with a straight face and without missing a beat
“A whiff of Uranus…” 😂
Did Simon miss that completely or just do a really good job of keeping a straight face :)
@@StevenLockey I'm thinking he's good at the deadpan delivery. Leslie Nielsen would be proud.
14:58 Oh, man. He followed it up with "only Neptune and Uranus have been probed less". XD
@@doggonemess1 Don't know, seen him miss a few really blatant ones before, but you never know, this may be take 10 😂
Mercury’s large, dense metallic core holds the Loot Of A Thousand Worlds.
Top level writing on this one! Absolutely loved it. That outro was wonderful
I like the Mob Psycho reference he snuck in real quick
Once more a fantastic script and great video!! I really do hope you eventually put together a space playlist at the least. These are always so much FUN! And this one had far too much humor for me to watch it safely whilst eating dinner, hahahah!
Good thing he only got a "whiff" of Uranus -- I imagine his curiosity was satisfied pretty quickly.
Oh, and great video about Mercury!
That was an inspirational end to the video, well done to both the writer and Simon's delivery!
12:14 "When William Herschel first caught whiff of Uranus..." 🤣
FINDING this little oddball can be a real trick, but transits illuminate where it is perfectly. I've seen three of them, and only about that many times in the evening sky
I really like these segments on the planets. I am hoping to be alive when astronomers discover the mythical planet 9.
Though I have been disappointed the Pluto has been reduced to a dwarf planet, I do understand…. I have also wondered if this possible planet 9 is big enough to be what causes Earths 15.000 year wobble.
Pardon me, but I've never heard of this earth's, 15,000 year wobble. Is this "wobble" established in the scientific community?
I ask this because only recently I have been looking at various Scriptures relating to our planet. Isaiah lived about 600 bc, and Isaiah 24, wrote the following:
"Behold, the Lord maketh the earth empty... and turneth it upside down... the windows from on high are open and the foundations of the earth do shake. The earth shall REEL TO AND FRO like a drunkard"... the moon shall be confounded and the sun ashamed"
Is there a cycle of earth "Wobble" established in the scientific community?
Love the reference to MOB Psycho 100 Simon
Fall out of my chair moment, "when Herschel first got a whiff of Uranus,". Got my attention.
Aw yeah, more space stuff. I usually kind of know all of the stuff in these but they're still among my favorite videos.
Simon, I have to compliment the beard my man. The bread to forehead ratio has got to be nearly equal. Fantastic 👍🏼
This episode was excellent 👏. Thankyou Simon and the team.
Nice video. Minor correction: The statement that "it's easy to get to Mercury, the hard part is stopping." Isn't correct. Both parts are hard. That's why the mission to Mercury took flyby visits to Earth and Venus (which help with the "getting there") and flybys past Mercury itself (which help with the stopping" ).
I signed up for curiosity stream yesterday with someone elses link.
Is Mercury tidally locked in its orbit around the Sun? I have understood from readings that it effectively is because the orbit is elliptical, so the planet's three rotations per two revolutions around the Sun mean the same sides are always facing or away from ole' Sol. Is that correct? If so, is there a relatively temperate zone where the two sides meet - a line where the extremes balance each other out?
“Planets are planets no matter how small”
He said it! Pluto IS a planet! Bring back Pluto!!
fun fact:
it takes more energy to shoot something into the sun than it takes to shoot something out of the solar system.
that is because the earth moves with around 30km/s around the sund and you would have to take all that energy away to get it into the sun but you only need to ad 17 km/2 to get it out of the solar system
Your liz truss remark is hilarious since now 10/23 she's done. Great work loved this a lot
I’ve only just come across Geographics and have been consuming the videos like an insatiable lunatic for the past few days. Every video ends with a slight semi. Love it.
Love the Mob Psycho reference! 😂
In my most recent studies and deepest contemplations, I have ,with upmost clarity, discerned the ultimate and Supreme reason that we find ourselves on this sphere we so often refer to as the 'earth' but in that I am shackled by wisdom, I am not at liberty to share it with the common man of this planet.
Certainly not a place I expected to hear a Mob Psycho 100 reference
Wonderful episode. Well done.
This title reminds me of my favorite two-part Doctor Who episodes. The Impossible Planet and The Satan Pit
I never expected to hear a reference to Mob Psycho 100 but here we are.
Fun fact in terms of modeling the evolution of the solar system Mercury is the only planet to have a non negligible chance of its orbit destabilizing thanks to its eccentric orbit and the cyclic alignment of tidal forces from Venus Earth and Jupiter ever 11 or so years. This is currently aligned in resonance with Mercury such that the planet complete two orbits for every orbit observable from Earth however if this alignment is perturbed too much it could begin to get its orbit dynamically boosted in eccentricity increasing its aphelion and decreasing its perihelion until the planet either intersected with the Sun, Venus or Earth and or became ejected from the solar system entirely. The chance of this is small about 1% per billion years but at nearly 5 billion years of age that is a full 4 rounds of cosmic Russian roulette.
There is also another interesting thing about Mercury namely the chaotic terrain and sodium tail as these are features which appear to be caused at least in part by sublimation of lower melting point metals from its crust and the subsequent collapse of the remaining components of the terrain in the process. This process has likely ben in play for billions of years with the gradual brightening of the Sun allowing the Sun to gradually sublimate away more of the planet like a rocky analog of a comet.
Then there is also the interesting way solar wind erosion makes water through the collisions of solar wind protons with the oxygen atoms which are the primary constituent of rocks creating hydroxide ions that should a 2nd proton from the solar wind interact with it can become transformed chemically into water. Much of this eventually gets blasted away out into the cosmos but water which reaches the safety of permanently shadowed craters forming/contributing to the deposits of ice.
Keep up the good work Simon!!
Based Simon making a mob psycho reference
"A planet is a planet, no matter how small."
Pluto would like a word with you sir....
Mercury has cleared its orbit; Pluto, Charon and Ceres have not. That’s the line, not size.
"When William Herschel got a whiff of Uranus"
Nice
You leave my custard TV alone there Simon!!! Just like high school, I do all the work on the project and you want your name on it!! Not this time Whistler!!!!
Mercury is probably the most forgotten planet in the solar system ! about time it got some attention !
I always thought that gravity assist was used to propel, not brake. Can't wait to see what I will learn from Simon's next video
Time stamp 5:29. A planet is a planet no matter how small… tell that to Pluto
The best way to "win" is to downgrade a threat....
To ego that is....
Usually indicating the threat was never a threat, just the future.
Here are two more mysteries about Mercury:
There are no visible light photos of the surface of Mercury from Mercury Messenger. All surface mapping was conducted in the near infrared.
Nobody knows the surface illumination level of the Sun lit side of Mercury in Lux, the reading a light meter would show if you were standing on the surface, with well insulated boots.
Peculiar.
love listening to simon make anime references he doesnt get
If Mercury can have planetary status there is ZERO reason Pluto should not as well!!! 🤨
Simon: Mercury is the smallest planet in our solar system.
Pluto: Am I a joke to you?
Mercury has cleared its orbit; Pluto, Charon and Ceres have not. That’s the line, not size.
0:14 Simon sounds like the voice at the end of a prescription drug commercial reading the side effects at 2x speed lol
Simon talking about Mercury: "A planet's a planet no matter how small"
Pluto: OH YOU GOT TO BE KIDDING ME?!!
18:43 - Interesting comparison! 😂😂
Is it just the inner 12 year old in me that caught the Uranus puns? "Caught a whiff of Uranus" and "only Neptune and Uranus have been probed less".
Bravo Simon, bravo.
I look forward to the day (not that I'll live to see it myself) when thousands and eventually millions of humans are living according to a calendar of 176 days, counting from one Mercurian Sunrise to the next.
"When William Herschel first got whiff of Uranus in 1781, it was noted that the new 7th planet, likewise, had an orbital discrepancy"
Simon said "probed." And "got wind of." What? Uranus, of course...
Future humans might decide to drag it to Venus and use it as it's moon to speed up it's rotation
Love the subtle Queen nods
Yay! Another spacographics!
OK at 16:41 they are showing a "flyover of Mercury, and a Seagull goes flyng thru the frame. WOW! this video should break the internet if the flat earthers and Alien Probers are on the ball!
Look at Thunderbolts Project. Then actually look at Symbols of an Alien Sky in the playlist. Its under feature length documentaries
Got the notification right after watching the latest episode of Gundam: The Witch From Mercury
So, by your definition Pluto IS a planet
Very interesting video, but I’m amazed that you casually skipped over magnetic tornadoes!
Well done Simon and team 😊👏🏻💯🙌🏻
I don’t care what Simon is presenting, I could listen to him all day. Perfect orator.
Random fact:
Uranus is the only planet with a Greek name; all the others use the Roman name equivalent of the Olympic Gods:
Mercury = Hermes
Venus = Aphrodite
Mars = Ares
Jupiter = Zeus/Dias
Saturn = Chronos
Neptune = Poseidon
Uranus = Uranus
Pluto = Hades
🌌ASTROGRAPHICS🌌
...thete is absolutely nothing on RUclips that I get more pumped about.
Whiff of Uranus 😂😂😂😂
Uranus probed oh come on you’re killing me 😂😂😂😂
“A planet’s a planet, no matter how small”
*Pluto has entered the chat*
"A planet's a planet, no matter how small."
Pluto: Am I a joke to you?
15:04 he just said "only Neptune or Uranus have been probed" and now I know he's doing it on purpose lol