That's just a STUPID content, let's be honest, it's not just about to have 7m subscribers, which most of them are just inactive human beings to allow you to post such stupid content, cmon guys
Titan is one of the best candidates to support life within our solar system (other than earth obviously) but anything that would evolve in that kind of environment is not something I want to meet
I am coming from 3050 let me tell you this earth is no more utube is no more we live on Mars and we are quite close to getting consumed by sun but yes I swam in that rather had a fishing session there.
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Well that titanoboa would get some serious indigestion if it tried to eat us. It would be the equivalent of us eating something straight out of the oven at 400+ degrees. It would get some serious burns if it tried to eat us before we died and cooled off.
The video looks super cool except for one thing. As far as I know, titan is not entirely covered in hydrocarbon lakes. The lakes are confined to the poles. So as long as you are not landing near the poles, one shouldn’t worry about their spacecraft getting submerged in methane.
Methane is like gasoline it reacts with oxygen and burns you. As long as Titan's atmosphere isn't oxygen based, it's lakes and seas wouldn't explode from it.... but except its subsurface ocean.
This is depending on the technology we only know so far working. What this video uses is your standard modern tech not future technology like Einstein-Rosen bridge or warp drive.
respect from Romania. I have to tell you something. I'm excited for what I see here. I'm really grateful to you. I don't say big words. thanks to you I learned at least more English because it was necessary to know as much as possible of what you say. man, I didn't really go to school, I struggled a lot to pass 12 classes, I didn't read books except 4 or 5 I think, and yet now, without pretending to be smart, I understand English as much as an intellectual person. I managed to see more on this channel and not just look at the video graphics. Thank you for making me stop being lazy and learn more English. I wish you all the best.
Let’s give shoutout to the cameramen and the rest of the crews that flew to titan, tested it out for us, and give us all these footage. Really, we can’t thank you enough. Wow 1k likes, thanks everyone. I know this joke is ancient, but it still kickin 😎 Also scientist loves to just assume things on their own, we can also have a little simple joke ourselves.
Actually, if they have the technology to send astronauts to Titan for the purpose to walk on its surface , then it infers that problem would have been solved elsewise the mission would not be to walk on the surface.
Well yeah, BUT wouldn't you think such an advanced spacecraft that's capable of transporting an astronaut all the way out to Titan would also have some sort of 'Artificial Gravity' capabilities though?... I mean, since that's such a critical component needed for human space exploration, I'd think that would be a fairly basic necessity at that point...
@@HotHero1979that problem already has been solved, actually. Look up centrifuges. People think recreating gravity in space is super hard and sci-fi, but in reality, all you have to do is spin
I am a simpleton with an infantile mind and the attention span of a toddler, my unreasonable meager intellect fails to understand how a dildo lands vertically without falling over. They failed to explain that.
@@januszkobaka8518 you know, even human themselves don't have that density - average is 985 kg / m^3 (water is approx 1000 kg/ m^3) accounting lung volume. WHy humans don't float usually? - they get squished by water pressure, their lungs get flooded. Heavy insulated suit will have so much of empty space it may haveneutral boyancy in methane at titan's atmosphere pressure (1.5 bar - one and half more thanEarth) - 820 kg/ m^3. But they will not float planking like that.. more like in upright position because pressure would compress softer parts of suit, leaving chest and rigid helm above.
So you're essentially just a gelatinous blob of flesh & bone now w/o any ability or strength to move around anymore?... Well geez, hope it was worth the trip at least! :P
“Ahh scenario”? What is ahh scenario? Are you people so lazy that you can’t even write ass anymore? With that level of education and grammar, you need to stay away from videos like this. I’m not sure you can even grasp this scenario. ✌🏼
Very inaccurate video. First, the human body would not float in liquid methane, but would quickly drown. Methane has 66% the density of water. Secondly, at such low temperatures, oxygen would not react with methane.
Well, EXCEPT for the fact you'd NEED 'Artificial Gravity' in your spacecraft to make the trip; otherwise, you wouldn't even be able to exit the spacecraft, let alone "explore Titan" once you finally made it all the way there if the entire trip was in Zero or even Micro Gravity (i.e., your muscles & bones would atrophy completely & you'd have NO STRENGTH OR ABILITY LEFT whatsoever to even handle ANY kind of gravity at that point)
This isn't the "wacky nerd part" of YT, this is like presenting nerd topics to normal people. There are much more "nerd" channels than this. Although, with Chase, these certainly are wacky.
04:28 The units you're using are wrong. It's not m/s (metres per second) but m/s2 (metres per second squared). It's acceleration we're talking about, not velocity, and acceleration is the change of velocity over time.
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I have been fascinated by Titan for many, many years. I always call it the "second most interesting place in the solar system". I can't understand why missions to Titan aren't a much higher priority for space research than they currently are.
I was NOT talking about MANNED missions. On that I point I am totally in agreement with you. I am talking about the kind of remote and automated probes which are becoming increasingly cheap and more capable every year. Also I am talking about priorities within the space research budget that already exists, so it may not need to cost more than is already scheduled to be spent. My point as a scientist is that science has a lot more to learn from a study of Titan than from most of the other bodies which are getting higher priorities. @@Hugs_4_Bugs_
the first mission to the surface is already underway i believe. sometime in the 2030’s it’ll land. i could be wrong and mixing up dates but that’s something i heard about
This is NOT an AI science channel pilfering your dollars regurgitating facts written by a bot. This is an actual science channel with people who do research, and it's so refreshing.
Except that it would be impossible to float on Titan's methane and ethane lakes, ponds, streams, and rivers due to its much lower density. You would immediately sink to the very bottom.
Except that Titan's gravity compensates for the lack of density. Which means that you would float. But that's nor here or there. Because after 5 seconds you'll be dead anyways.
anything can be made to float! Steel is denser than water but shape it the right way and it can be made to float. What matters is the buoyant force acting on the object sitting at the fluids surface and the buoyant force depends on the density of the fluid, acceleration due to titan's gravity and the submerged volume! If the force of gravity is less than or equal to the buoyant force then there is no way the object can sink!
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@MikeHawkPEN15 simple research would tell you this. It’s 2024, we have a lot of resources: Wikipedia, Google, RUclips, good old encyclopedias. Your options at research so you don’t look like a moron are endless, give it a try!
Wouldn't the methane in the atmosphere ignite when it comes in contact with the exhaust of the descending spaceship? Or would the absence of oxygen ensure that doesn't happen?
Well I'm not a chemist, but I'm pretty sure it wouldn't ignite without oxygen. Most fuels don't combust in the absence of O2. Perhaps some micro combustion would happen if there was any O2 in the exhaust that could react with methane in the atmosphere, but it would be really small amounts that would probably not even be visible to the eye. I read somewhere that acetylene could react with methane on Titan, but I don't think it naturally exists in significant amounts on the moon. So I don't think you have to worry about setting the atmosphere on fire; you'd probably have a really difficult time even starting a simple campfire on Titan.
I would be surprised if methane consuming bacteria, like the ones we find here on earth, hasn't already evolved there. Mother Nature/Universe usually has a way of keeping things in dynamic equilibrium..
I think the narration is extremely over the top, full of very stupid jokes and it sounds like it is aimed at morons or small childs. Can't Americans just talk normal? Jeez....
No, it is not! - Fire the voice actor for the astronaut and he should be banned from voice acting. - Don't ever let anyone talk like a video game character. - Can we just get to the point in these videos? Why do you waste time about "how we get to X place and what's it like on X place".... fudgers, the video's title is "What If You Swam in Titan's Lakes for 5 Seconds?"!!!
Pretty sure these "This effort is brilliant" comments are all bots dude. @@cashewnuttel9054 You also missed out the part where they grossly underestimated the scale of Saturn's rings.
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@@cashewnuttel9054so… you were hoping to watch a 5 second video about an astronaut swimming? 😂 it’s educational, so other things that would influence what happens to someone swimming on a lake on Titan should also be explained. I agree, it’s very video game-like, but I think that was a stylistic choice to bring in a larger, possibly younger audience that comes off a little awkward sometimes. They might even be using a game engine to create this judging by some of the shader and lighting FX.
That wont ever happen though. the world along with human civilization will probably end by the time we are ever able to successfully migrate or even land there
@@WhatIfScienceShow yeah I do know about that was pretty cool that was what started right interest in Titan. I'm talking about the man mission. I think one of the cool things about Titan is that the atmosphere supposedly is dense enough you could make a biodome technically out of Saran Wrap.
Perhaps a different kind of lifeform would find Titan's living conditions suitable. Makes me wonder how old some of the planets and moons are and if they ever contained life. If they had been deserted for eons, there certainly could be remnants buried beneath the surface that we don't know about.
imagine space archaeology. just the idea of having structures even on the surface of other planets (that are withered of course) and underground structures and fossils
The best thing about Titan the video doesn’t show is the moon’s subterranean liquid water ocean! You heard right. Titan has a subsurface water ocean larger than on earth! There could be life down there. 😊
There’s more “planets with subterranean oceans teeming with life” than there are foods that are bad for you now. I’m counting down with my stopwatch waiting for a slew of videos gushing about how there are oceans filled with advanced civilizations underneath the surface of the sun.
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So sad to see this channel fail. It was great at it's peak! Perfect example of a channel doing EVERYTHING they can and killed themselves during the process. They will continue to make money for a long time of course. But the content has been lackng for the last while. Ill continue to watch and probably not comment but i has to say this because this channel used to be one of my favorites. I cant sit around and watch it die day by day. I mean they even started doing animation....that says it all. That shit isn't cheap and they did it JUST for new content.
An Earther in Titan would feel akin to what a Kryptonian feels on Earth. All of a sudden you'd feel way stronger and could even jump so high that would be like flying.
There's a lot of variables that would make the results different. Like, how long, if it's shielded from the sun or not, are you jamming your finger into a hole or do you have a hole in your glove, etc.
@@neilpeartspurplenose8739Doesn’t matter. The difference in gravity doesn’t change the difference in density of your suited body versus the liquid methane.
The floating effect is just like what happens when you walk into the Dead Sea in Israel. About the time you wade into the water about knee deep, your legs start to want to come out from under you and you easily float on the surface with much of your body exposed to the air.
@What_If please make a video on what would happen if we collect all the trash of the earth and send it in spacecraft to the sun for dumping? Would this be the best way to get rid of all the garbage? Btw, amazing video as always..🔥🔥
I think they already did. If not, I think Kurzgesagz made one. The consensus is that it would be a really bad idea. Not only because it could disrupt fusion processes in the sun, but because it would be energy cost prohibitive. We are moving so fast around the sun that it would take tremendous energy to slow anything down enough to hit the sun. We can't even make rockets with large enough fuel tanks to do this. Apparently, the best way is to take a long trip by flying to the outer reaches of the solar system then using a slingshot technique around one of the gas giants to overcome all the momentum, but this takes decades to do.
All garbage we make comes from earth so your basically throwing away earths resources if you shoot it to the sun. Best thing to do is make the garbage into something useful, convert it back to something nature can use, or organize it in a way where nature will take care of it.
I love that a whole minute of this video was to give the imaginary character groundhog day powers so we don't feel bad about the imaginary character perishing lol
I was wondering whether it's possible to float and swim in liquid methane and a quick google search tells me it's less than half the density of water and 8 time less viscous. So wouldn't you just sink like a stone and trying to swim would be like pushing against air?
@@TheBakuganmaster99 good point I hadn't thought about the low gravity. But doesn't low gravity also affect the pressure that the fluid exerts and therefore the buoyancy as well?
This channel feels like im watching a show continuously. Every vid i finish, i find to it a next episode. Its really addicting that im even watching it at 2 am 😭
While there are a lot of unrealistic depictions in the animations one of the most recurring ones is seeing Saturn's rings in the sky at a high angle. Titan's orbit is almost perfectly aligned with Saturn's equator so the rings would only appear nearly as a thin line. Most depictions of Titan's surface get this wrong.
Thanks for pointing that out, I stumble upon this and scrolled down the comments to see if someone would have noticed it. So annoying. Just like seeing a Starship going around the rings or landed on the surface. Just as ridiculous. 🙄
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Lmao
@@Bliss181822
That's just a STUPID content, let's be honest, it's not just about to have 7m subscribers, which most of them are just inactive human beings to allow you to post such stupid content, cmon guys
Man never got to the moon, as proven by SCINTILLAM DEI.
"Titan is one of the most hospitable places in the Universe..." At NEGATIVE TWO HUNDRED AND NINETY DEGREES FAHRENHEIT.
Given that 99.999999999999999+% of the universe is a harsh vacuum, that checks.
It's not that bad in real units
probably not that bad in UNITS OF MESAUREMENT that actually matter
Titan is one of the best candidates to support life within our solar system (other than earth obviously) but anything that would evolve in that kind of environment is not something I want to meet
REAL.
If you're from the year 3050 and you still haven't found a way to swim in Titan's lakes for 5 seconds, you f'd up somewhere with your science team.
PLOT HOLES
I am coming from 3050 let me tell you this earth is no more utube is no more we live on Mars and we are quite close to getting consumed by sun but yes I swam in that rather had a fishing session there.
@@sahilshigwan5758😂😂😂😂
So f’ing true
“What if you swim in titans lakes for 5 seconds”
Makes 8 minute video to explain.
LoL
6:09 "yeah its cold bruv but we can still chill in liquid form" 😭😭😭
lol
The visualizations are incredible this is exactly how all planet videos should be.
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Yess
most of these animations are premade though (i'm talking about human animations)
@TF_ARCHIVES No, this is real footage.
I’m thinking the Titanoboa will show up and eat you.
Well Titan is a candiate to host life, not sure I want to how that could have evolved!
@@WhatIfScienceShowlol
@@WhatIfScienceShowwhat if we reached ai singularity 😮
@@WhatIfScienceShow what if you had visited india ? please visit india and make video on this topic. im sure you would love india
Well that titanoboa would get some serious indigestion if it tried to eat us. It would be the equivalent of us eating something straight out of the oven at 400+ degrees. It would get some serious burns if it tried to eat us before we died and cooled off.
Astronaut dies
Narrator: The Mission was a success! 😂
8:05
"The only thing left is to return home"
you missed one thing
Chase
The video looks super cool except for one thing. As far as I know, titan is not entirely covered in hydrocarbon lakes. The lakes are confined to the poles. So as long as you are not landing near the poles, one shouldn’t worry about their spacecraft getting submerged in methane.
i mean, another problem is that titan isn't "the most promising" of saturn's moons for life - that'd be enceladus
Mental note to self - 'When I visit Titan, remember not to swim in the lakes.'
more like "if i visit titan"
Brain - "Visit Titan...
Swim...
Lakes...
Got it!"
Not breathing either 😂
Methane is like gasoline it reacts with oxygen and burns you. As long as Titan's atmosphere isn't oxygen based, it's lakes and seas wouldn't explode from it.... but except its subsurface ocean.
Does that mean Titan's lakes are hot?
I'm still amazed how it takes 7 years to Titan.
It takes 4 days to get to the Moon and the Moon is ridiculously close to Earth by astronomical standards.
This is depending on the technology we only know so far working.
What this video uses is your standard modern tech not future technology like Einstein-Rosen bridge or warp drive.
@@rogueascendant6611It would still take sunlight from the Sun over an HOUR to get to Saturn.
Them mfs said it would take 15 years to get to Mars, I don't think I believe them anymore. 🙄
Yeah, so what’s the point? And the surface is so deadly. Why bother?
The amount of effort you guys put in these video's is praiseworthy.
it was a bit cringe tbh
really@@PhonkAttack4DX
Videos *
but sh!t voiceovers
i love it, more solar system what if please!
respect from Romania. I have to tell you something. I'm excited for what I see here. I'm really grateful to you. I don't say big words. thanks to you I learned at least more English because it was necessary to know as much as possible of what you say. man, I didn't really go to school, I struggled a lot to pass 12 classes, I didn't read books except 4 or 5 I think, and yet now, without pretending to be smart, I understand English as much as an intellectual person. I managed to see more on this channel and not just look at the video graphics. Thank you for making me stop being lazy and learn more English. I wish you all the best.
Congratulations! That’s an awesome accomplishment, and it allows you to partake in all the English language books, movies, music, and television.
RESPECT 🫡
That intro just sent my coffee back into the mug. 🤣🤣
"Titan..."
*Astronaut flops over the surface*
"The most MAJESTIC..."
got me.
Haha ha
Let’s give shoutout to the cameramen and the rest of the crews that flew to titan, tested it out for us, and give us all these footage. Really, we can’t thank you enough.
Wow 1k likes, thanks everyone. I know this joke is ancient, but it still kickin 😎
Also scientist loves to just assume things on their own, we can also have a little simple joke ourselves.
This same old tired comment. Please stop
HA HA HA HA This same old tired reply! @@RC-ie5ru
Evergreen comment
@@RC-ie5ru Honestly, while I do agree I've seen it a ton of times, i still laugh at it. so maybe I'm just broken but it never gets old for me. 🤣
They sacrificed their lives for us.
After seven years in zero gravity traveling to Titan, you would not be moving very well at all in any amount of gravity.
Actually yes, that's a big truth
Actually, if they have the technology to send astronauts to Titan for the purpose to walk on its surface , then it infers that problem would have been solved elsewise the mission would not be to walk on the surface.
Not if we take the Millennium Falcon.
Well yeah, BUT wouldn't you think such an advanced spacecraft that's capable of transporting an astronaut all the way out to Titan would also have some sort of 'Artificial Gravity' capabilities though?... I mean, since that's such a critical component needed for human space exploration, I'd think that would be a fairly basic necessity at that point...
@@HotHero1979that problem already has been solved, actually. Look up centrifuges. People think recreating gravity in space is super hard and sci-fi, but in reality, all you have to do is spin
I love the possibilities and consequences of exploring our universe in these videos. Keep them coming
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That's what I thought
Thank you
This is the type of content I pay my internet bills for, good work and incredibly narrated
Space is unimaginably amazing though I haven't been there. But all the videos just make it curious to experience
everybody has been into space. we just don't realize it. Earth is actually in Space.
@@w.naschi1618 you got a point there, but that's only logical
Irl space is way more empty and boring like it looks on RUclips vids
@@weedmon6830 I understand dear but not everyone sees the world the way you do. Some of us are just like " if it's there then we must go there"
@@cheleviticus8255 it will just not happen during the next few Generations.
The amount of imagination you guys have is insane, nice
Riiiiiiiight! ❤🥰
I am a simpleton with an infantile mind and the attention span of a toddler, my unreasonable meager intellect fails to understand how a dildo lands vertically without falling over. They failed to explain that.
Shrooms, dude, like a lot!
@@nicoleraheem1195 All wise we do not live on a GLOBE time to wake up you idiots
What are you talking about?
You would NOT float. You would go straight to the bottom. It would be immensely difficult to swim back up, even in the lower gravity.
Density of the subcooled hydrocarbon mixture would be around 0.7 g/ml. A neutrally buoyant suit doesn't seem *too* farfetched.
@@lukekambic3536 The density of the human-suit system will be about 1.15 g/cm3, so the human would rather sink.
@@januszkobaka8518 Seems that would depend to a large extent on the amount of air space in the particular suit system.
you're such nerds, I like it
@@januszkobaka8518 you know, even human themselves don't have that density - average is 985 kg / m^3 (water is approx 1000 kg/ m^3) accounting lung volume. WHy humans don't float usually? - they get squished by water pressure, their lungs get flooded. Heavy insulated suit will have so much of empty space it may haveneutral boyancy in methane at titan's atmosphere pressure (1.5 bar - one and half more thanEarth) - 820 kg/ m^3. But they will not float planking like that.. more like in upright position because pressure would compress softer parts of suit, leaving chest and rigid helm above.
Loved Titan, visited last year and felt like I was in home. Love you Titan from earth.
So you're essentially just a gelatinous blob of flesh & bone now w/o any ability or strength to move around anymore?...
Well geez, hope it was worth the trip at least!
:P
@@robertjohnson8250he's al spirit, no flesh
"What's it gonna be, Astrodude? 🤨" ahh scenario. 💀
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“Ahh scenario”? What is ahh scenario? Are you people so lazy that you can’t even write ass anymore? With that level of education and grammar, you need to stay away from videos like this. I’m not sure you can even grasp this scenario. ✌🏼
You put a lot of effort in to this video. Well done. Got my like.
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Very inaccurate video. First, the human body would not float in liquid methane, but would quickly drown. Methane has 66% the density of water. Secondly, at such low temperatures, oxygen would not react with methane.
Yep amazing work my friend
your good enjoyable time @@mehdi5738
imagine spending 14 years for a visit and back. You forgot how gravity felt 😂
Well, EXCEPT for the fact you'd NEED 'Artificial Gravity' in your spacecraft to make the trip; otherwise, you wouldn't even be able to exit the spacecraft, let alone "explore Titan" once you finally made it all the way there if the entire trip was in Zero or even Micro Gravity (i.e., your muscles & bones would atrophy completely & you'd have NO STRENGTH OR ABILITY LEFT whatsoever to even handle ANY kind of gravity at that point)
I've found the wacky nerd part of RUclips
saame help!!!
i am never leaving i swear 😂😂
Cool, cool, how’s the normal part? I’ve never been
This isn't the "wacky nerd part" of YT, this is like presenting nerd topics to normal people. There are much more "nerd" channels than this. Although, with Chase, these certainly are wacky.
04:28 The units you're using are wrong. It's not m/s (metres per second) but m/s2 (metres per second squared). It's acceleration we're talking about, not velocity, and acceleration is the change of velocity over time.
Crikey. 😮👏💗What a terrific video! I absolutely enjoyed that and also had a chuckle.. love the sense of humour 😂
This video reminded me of the educational videos of the 80's and 90's. You guys are awesome!❤
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I have been fascinated by Titan for many, many years. I always call it the "second most interesting place in the solar system". I can't understand why missions to Titan aren't a much higher priority for space research than they currently are.
Because there's nothing for us there lol. It'd be cool, but a HUGE waste of resources. We have a hard enough time just getting to the moon.
I was NOT talking about MANNED missions. On that I point I am totally in agreement with you. I am talking about the kind of remote and automated probes which are becoming increasingly cheap and more capable every year. Also I am talking about priorities within the space research budget that already exists, so it may not need to cost more than is already scheduled to be spent. My point as a scientist is that science has a lot more to learn from a study of Titan than from most of the other bodies which are getting higher priorities. @@Hugs_4_Bugs_
the first mission to the surface is already underway i believe. sometime in the 2030’s it’ll land. i could be wrong and mixing up dates but that’s something i heard about
Great! Glad to hear about it.@@sighbers3x476
@@sighbers3x476 ye Dragonfly - but i don't think it launches until the 2030s and will take about 6 years to get there.
More proof that the cameraman always survives. He went to Titan for Pete's sake!
Dumb and old comment.
Earth. That's all we have. Don't even think about it.
This is NOT an AI science channel pilfering your dollars regurgitating facts written by a bot. This is an actual science channel with people who do research, and it's so refreshing.
Except that it would be impossible to float on Titan's methane and ethane lakes, ponds, streams, and rivers due to its much lower density. You would immediately sink to the very bottom.
Secondly, at such low temperatures, oxygen would not react with methane in that way.
On the other hand a breathable oxy/nitrogen mix inside a balloon at room temperature is a lift gas in the Titan atmosphere.
Except that Titan's gravity compensates for the lack of density. Which means that you would float.
But that's nor here or there. Because after 5 seconds you'll be dead anyways.
anything can be made to float! Steel is denser than water but shape it the right way and it can be made to float. What matters is the buoyant force acting on the object sitting at the fluids surface and the buoyant force depends on the density of the fluid, acceleration due to titan's gravity and the submerged volume! If the force of gravity is less than or equal to the buoyant force then there is no way the object can sink!
You would feel about 10% of the buoyancy of water, so quickly sink to the bottom. Not a nice way to go.
Can't wait to hear about what happens..I'm guessing not good lol 🤣...your channel is fantastic by the way!
I can see the editing getting more advanced, nice
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titan doesnt have lakes but sure has a lot of eyeless dogs
I am really interested in your videos specially one including chase!
His tone and mood is really funny 😂❤
Its really informative also ❤
Keep inspiring
You left him behind dude, you actually left him behind
2:15 Titan is not covered in lakes, the lakes on Titan make up under 5% of the moons surface and infact the said lakes are located around its poles
How tf do you know... how tf do we know.
@@MikeHawkPEN15 Cassini-Huygens probe used infrared to investigate what's under thick murky atmosphere of Titan.
@MikeHawkPEN15 simple research would tell you this. It’s 2024, we have a lot of resources: Wikipedia, Google, RUclips, good old encyclopedias.
Your options at research so you don’t look like a moron are endless, give it a try!
Kind of dark the way you just left Chase there, but that’s why I liked it. Good vid! I’m going to subscribe now. And👍
8:07 I love how Chase started sinking slowly.
Wouldn't the methane in the atmosphere ignite when it comes in contact with the exhaust of the descending spaceship? Or would the absence of oxygen ensure that doesn't happen?
Well I'm not a chemist, but I'm pretty sure it wouldn't ignite without oxygen. Most fuels don't combust in the absence of O2. Perhaps some micro combustion would happen if there was any O2 in the exhaust that could react with methane in the atmosphere, but it would be really small amounts that would probably not even be visible to the eye. I read somewhere that acetylene could react with methane on Titan, but I don't think it naturally exists in significant amounts on the moon. So I don't think you have to worry about setting the atmosphere on fire; you'd probably have a really difficult time even starting a simple campfire on Titan.
That's what I was wondering
I'm sure it'll be fine.
I would be surprised if methane consuming bacteria, like the ones we find here on earth, hasn't already evolved there.
Mother Nature/Universe usually has a way of keeping things in dynamic equilibrium..
Well the absence of oxygen certainly ensures there will not be any fires. So no fires. Explosions, not sure, but fires, definitely not.
Wow, you have adopted a new style of narration and it is super cool. Loved it
I think the narration is extremely over the top, full of very stupid jokes and it sounds like it is aimed at morons or small childs. Can't Americans just talk normal? Jeez....
The cameraman is a hero
Ugh
Love this!!!! Keep up the good work guys!😊
4:23 just like the speed how snowflakes fall gently from the sky! 😉
0:02 He drunk but landed right side up!
All the effort you and your crew put into them is amazing.
No, it is not!
- Fire the voice actor for the astronaut and he should be banned from voice acting.
- Don't ever let anyone talk like a video game character.
- Can we just get to the point in these videos? Why do you waste time about "how we get to X place and what's it like on X place".... fudgers, the video's title is "What If You Swam in Titan's Lakes for 5 Seconds?"!!!
@@cashewnuttel9054its a joke 🤓
Pretty sure these "This effort is brilliant" comments are all bots dude. @@cashewnuttel9054
You also missed out the part where they grossly underestimated the scale of Saturn's rings.
You cant even tell an AI generated video, narrated by an AI voice! This is nothing but more entirely AI generated fluff and nonsense. Learn to recognize AI generated content and stop wasting your time watching it. THUMBS DOWN this garbage!
@@cashewnuttel9054so… you were hoping to watch a 5 second video about an astronaut swimming? 😂 it’s educational, so other things that would influence what happens to someone swimming on a lake on Titan should also be explained.
I agree, it’s very video game-like, but I think that was a stylistic choice to bring in a larger, possibly younger audience that comes off a little awkward sometimes. They might even be using a game engine to create this judging by some of the shader and lighting FX.
I still think it would be awesome when we get to go to Titan. Still sucks that I would live long enough to be able to see that mission.✌
That wont ever happen though. the world along with human civilization will probably end by the time we are ever able to successfully migrate or even land there
Technically, we did get to Titan in 2005 with the Huygens probe, but yeah an astronaut mission would be interesting.
@@WhatIfScienceShow yeah I do know about that was pretty cool that was what started right interest in Titan. I'm talking about the man mission. I think one of the cool things about Titan is that the atmosphere supposedly is dense enough you could make a biodome technically out of Saran Wrap.
@@WhatIfScienceShow soon we will
Were too busy killing eachother over politics and religions while arguing over gender and mental illness.
Come for Titan-Science-Facts, stay for Chase's weirdly long and elaborate back-story.
1:35 IT'S CASTING A SHADOW ON THE RINGS, DEAR LORD HOW LARGE IS THAT SPACECRAFT?
Perhaps a different kind of lifeform would find Titan's living conditions suitable. Makes me wonder how old some of the planets and moons are and if they ever contained life. If they had been deserted for eons, there certainly could be remnants buried beneath the surface that we don't know about.
that's actually a really good idea
imagine space archaeology. just the idea of having structures even on the surface of other planets (that are withered of course) and underground structures and fossils
Wow never thought about that..could be true
The best thing about Titan the video doesn’t show is the moon’s subterranean liquid water ocean! You heard right. Titan has a subsurface water ocean larger than on earth! There could be life down there. 😊
There’s more “planets with subterranean oceans teeming with life” than there are foods that are bad for you now. I’m counting down with my stopwatch waiting for a slew of videos gushing about how there are oceans filled with advanced civilizations underneath the surface of the sun.
I love your channel keep it up 😊
At those extremely frigid temperatures I bet burning in that suit when the methane reacts with the oxigen must feel like a day on the beach.
props to the cameraman spent 7 years to make this video success.
if you jumped in the Lake of Titan, then... umm... you would likely die.
THIS IS HONESTLY A GREAT CHANNEL! i love watching "the what if series"
Its AI generated fluff, trash.
Video is so good I would have watched for the entire 7 year trip to Titan.
You cant even tell an AI generated video, narrated by an AI voice! This is nothing but more entirely AI generated fluff and nonsense. Learn to recognize AI generated content and stop wasting your time watching it. THUMBS DOWN this garbage!
So sad to see this channel fail. It was great at it's peak!
Perfect example of a channel doing EVERYTHING they can and killed themselves during the process. They will continue to make money for a long time of course. But the content has been lackng for the last while.
Ill continue to watch and probably not comment but i has to say this because this channel used to be one of my favorites. I cant sit around and watch it die day by day.
I mean they even started doing animation....that says it all. That shit isn't cheap and they did it JUST for new content.
That was a great story with the video. 😁❤👍
What if Kaiju were real?
idk j
I would probably be friends with kong
@@Eric-Matthews_SAW2-SAW4 just don’t piss him off
@@Eric-Matthews_SAW2-SAW4Kong would caress you like you was a fragile blonde woman
The channel needs to do this
An Earther in Titan would feel akin to what a Kryptonian feels on Earth. All of a sudden you'd feel way stronger and could even jump so high that would be like flying.
4:48 gave me spider verse flashbacks 💀
Blud thinks he’s a protagonist
Sometimes i do wonder how much of all this info about planets in our solar system is actualy accurate.
10% accurate, 90% false.
We frequently learn something that makes a lot of stuff we previously thought wrong. We're limited to what we can observe, unfortunately.
@@User_92020 In best case. More like 1% if you ask me.
Suit cracked. Methane reacted with oxygen in suit causing a fire.
There you go, saved you 8 minutes.
New episode idea: What if you exposed your fingertip to the vacuum of outer space?
There's a lot of variables that would make the results different. Like, how long, if it's shielded from the sun or not, are you jamming your finger into a hole or do you have a hole in your glove, etc.
I love this channel ❤️💪🔥
Does water ice really become harder the colder it is? Also, liquid methane is not like liquid water. Would you really be able to float in your suit?
I don't think you would...Pretty sure you would just sink, liquid methane is about half as dense as water. Buoyancy would be a huge problem.
But you also have to factor in the 14% of Earth's gravity. You probably would float, tbh.
@@neilpeartspurplenose8739Doesn’t matter. The difference in gravity doesn’t change the difference in density of your suited body versus the liquid methane.
@@neilpeartspurplenose8739 The buoyancy would be about 10% of that in water, so you would quickly sink to the bottom.
the jump happenes at 7:00 btw
Be careful getting back to the ship, the eyeless dogs are out 😅
2:51 why he is walking like Rajnikanth? 😂
Liquid methane is nearly half the density of water. You would need a lot of gas in the space-suit to be able to float.
Shop I work in we often submerge parts in liquid nitrogen to shrink them , guessing a swim in liquid methane would not be very relaxing.
I think ill stay here, and take a dip in my backyard pool...
Actually the smallest planet is Pluto. Idgaf what scientists say Pluto is a planet
The floating effect is just like what happens when you walk into the Dead Sea in Israel. About the time you wade into the water about knee deep, your legs start to want to come out from under you and you easily float on the surface with much of your body exposed to the air.
7 years of travel just to die on some lake!
I think I will reach Titan before they release GTA 6.
Let me save you all 8 minutes and 32 seconds: you'd get cold.
Chase: When i die, i always come back
Next video: Could you survive 5 seconds in springlock failure
Just being in a lake on earth is scary imagine In a different planet ! Just seems so damn scary 😂
Being in a lake is scary to you? Guess it depends on where the lake is
@@RC-ie5ru I meant more like big bodies of water lol I was in Alaska fishing couple weeks ago and just seeing the endless water is kinda creepy
@@RC-ie5ruman you don’t swim in big body lakes! Where I am from you could die or be food easily
@@Jojodabaker12You from Florida?
Or Australia?
that would be awesome, not going to lie
Titan would not be as habitable, due to its freezing cold atmosphere.
@What_If please make a video on what would happen if we collect all the trash of the earth and send it in spacecraft to the sun for dumping? Would this be the best way to get rid of all the garbage?
Btw, amazing video as always..🔥🔥
We can find another which can be least in cost... interested that approch. Mastering the recycling and stuff...
I believe they’ve already made one ☺️
Venus that is basically a furnace.
I think they already did. If not, I think Kurzgesagz made one. The consensus is that it would be a really bad idea. Not only because it could disrupt fusion processes in the sun, but because it would be energy cost prohibitive. We are moving so fast around the sun that it would take tremendous energy to slow anything down enough to hit the sun. We can't even make rockets with large enough fuel tanks to do this. Apparently, the best way is to take a long trip by flying to the outer reaches of the solar system then using a slingshot technique around one of the gas giants to overcome all the momentum, but this takes decades to do.
All garbage we make comes from earth so your basically throwing away earths resources if you shoot it to the sun.
Best thing to do is make the garbage into something useful, convert it back to something nature can use, or organize it in a way where nature will take care of it.
"The mission is a success"
**Wide angle shot of a floating body being left behind**
Some of the most wonderful videos I have ever seen! H obscured only now this channel!😍
At first, I thought, a What If challenge that actually succeeds without harm!? Get to 7:40, never mind.
You wouldn't see Saturn's rings from any its moons, as they're in the same equatorial plane, so are seen edge-on, not a tilt.
Except from Iapetus.
@@Razvan_N I knew there was one slightly off, but you get the point.
LOL, even Destiny 2 didn't get that one right.
It's a bit feeling when you think of Saturn it feels closer than Titan, which is just a moon of the same planet.
HUH?...
I love that a whole minute of this video was to give the imaginary character groundhog day powers so we don't feel bad about the imaginary character perishing lol
Ahhhh, but what if we bring a zippo? Im sure theres plenty of flammables somewhere around. 😂
Lethal company moment
I was wondering whether it's possible to float and swim in liquid methane and a quick google search tells me it's less than half the density of water and 8 time less viscous. So wouldn't you just sink like a stone and trying to swim would be like pushing against air?
You wouldn't sink bcos the gravity is less.
@@TheBakuganmaster99 good point I hadn't thought about the low gravity. But doesn't low gravity also affect the pressure that the fluid exerts and therefore the buoyancy as well?
@@karikukamau No, actually buoyancy is based on archimedes principle, not gravity.
@@TheBakuganmaster99 but wouldn't the weight of the fluid displaced by your body be less in lower gravity therefore reducing the buoyant force?
@@karikukamau No, bcos your weight would also be less.
Inspired by this video to go land on Titan in Starfield. I hope Bethesda did their research and put lots of liguid methane lakes on the surface.
Glad someone caught the reference to touching strange cubes and time travel 🤣
This channel feels like im watching a show continuously. Every vid i finish, i find to it a next episode. Its really addicting that im even watching it at 2 am 😭
Imagine coming to Titan, bombarding the moon with tons of oxygen, and then dropping a grenade down there xD
While there are a lot of unrealistic depictions in the animations one of the most recurring ones is seeing Saturn's rings in the sky at a high angle. Titan's orbit is almost perfectly aligned with Saturn's equator so the rings would only appear nearly as a thin line.
Most depictions of Titan's surface get this wrong.
Thanks for pointing that out, I stumble upon this and scrolled down the comments to see if someone would have noticed it. So annoying. Just like seeing a Starship going around the rings or landed on the surface. Just as ridiculous. 🙄