This dwarf planet's RINGS shouldn't be possible

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  • čas přidán 16. 05. 2024
  • Astronomers discovered an "impossible" ring around the dwarf planet Quaoar in the Kuiper belt beyond Neptune's orbit. Quaoar's ring orbits far outside of its Roche limit which is thought to be the maximum distance planetary rings can be stable.
    00:00 Introduction
    00:47 How Quaoar's rings were discovered
    02:39 Rings around small solar system bodies
    03:47 Rings are supposed to work in the Roche Limit
    04:29 Why Quaoar's ring is so weird
    06:08 Resonances
    08:40 Collision simulations
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Komentáře • 229

  • @patricknelson
    @patricknelson Před rokem +106

    Rings around dwarf planets are far more interesting than I anticipated. And all good, happy to see you back!

    • @LaunchPadAstronomy
      @LaunchPadAstronomy  Před rokem +9

      I agree they are really amazing. And thanks, it's good to be back!

    • @infinitemonkey917
      @infinitemonkey917 Před rokem +2

      Especially when they aren't where they are suppose to be.

    • @Xio189
      @Xio189 Před rokem

      By definition a object capable of clearing its own neighborhood of dented is a planet. Not a dwarf.

    • @infinitemonkey917
      @infinitemonkey917 Před rokem +1

      @@Xio189 You are so smart. You should have your own Astronomy channel.

    • @JoeDeglman
      @JoeDeglman Před rokem

      It is a magnetized planet with a magnetic field. The standard mass function is wrong, it uses, the Newtonian model.
      The ring is not due to busted up moons but is a standard plasma ring current which traps charged particles in it.
      The ring radius varies with magnetic flux density. The larger the magnetic flux density the tighter the radius. The smaller the magnetic flux density the larger the radius.

  • @erichaynes7502
    @erichaynes7502 Před rokem +38

    Great video Christian, I'm really sorry you've been sick. Don't worry about posting videos for us, you don't owe us anything..if anything we owe you for all the unique videos you've made for us. Take care bud, Eric

  • @desmond-hawkins
    @desmond-hawkins Před rokem +5

    It's always so good to see a new upload on this channel! I hope you're all recovered now, it sounded like a difficult start of the year.

  • @MrsTitina
    @MrsTitina Před rokem +9

    Long time no see!! Welcome back my friend 😊😊😊❤

  • @planckera
    @planckera Před rokem +10

    Great to hear you're doing well; thanks for the update!

  • @scott6129
    @scott6129 Před rokem +7

    A couple days ago I checked to see if CZcams unsubscribed me. I'm glad you're okay, but you had me worried there for a minute. Everyone deserves a month on the couch now and then. Great video as usual. You're one of the best and seriously underrated!!!

  • @apostolosbebis2007
    @apostolosbebis2007 Před rokem +4

    i m happy that you re back! keep it up my friend

  • @dandurkin9735
    @dandurkin9735 Před rokem +6

    Wonderful explanation - love those resonances! Thank you!

  • @pipertripp
    @pipertripp Před rokem +9

    Glad to see you back in the saddle. Great vid. I wonder if the ring could have migrated outwards by slowing Quaoar's rotation.

  • @Zuchtsau
    @Zuchtsau Před rokem +3

    It is a blessing how good you make these videos, such a good depth!

  • @upmupm3561
    @upmupm3561 Před rokem +10

    Welcome back and glad to hear you’re doing better.
    Is it possible that the ring is in the Roche limit because the density of Quaoar is higher than we think?

    • @dogcarman
      @dogcarman Před rokem +3

      Or the broken up moon had a very low density/tensile strength…?

  • @claudiatrejobaires
    @claudiatrejobaires Před rokem +2

    Exciting! Thank you!

  • @MeissnerEffect
    @MeissnerEffect Před rokem +1

    Awesome segment. Thank you! ✨🦋

  • @BryceRogers
    @BryceRogers Před rokem +1

    This is such good content!

  • @TheSpiritoftheCocktail
    @TheSpiritoftheCocktail Před rokem +6

    CHRISTIAN!!! That was very interesting!!! Its always amazing when one thinks of harmony and resonance. Everything seems to effect everything!!! CHEERS!!!

  • @oliveranikolic8158
    @oliveranikolic8158 Před 11 měsíci +1

    Great video! And hope your health will improve! Wish you all the best. I hope more videos like this will come out

  • @Wildcard120
    @Wildcard120 Před rokem +1

    Most interesting and informative.

  • @RWBHere
    @RWBHere Před rokem +1

    Found your channel today. Thanks for the interesting videos. 🙂👍
    Subscribed.

  • @rafaelnoratannus
    @rafaelnoratannus Před rokem +1

    Great video, thanks.

  • @phanikumar2373
    @phanikumar2373 Před rokem +5

    Hope u fully recovered...nice video

  • @HiR0SHi.the.D0G
    @HiR0SHi.the.D0G Před rokem +3

    Hiroshi loves small planetoids, they deserve rings!

  • @admiralbenbow5083
    @admiralbenbow5083 Před rokem +3

    Another great offering. Launch Pad and Astrum are the top CZcams space contributors !!

  • @elisecarmichael2227
    @elisecarmichael2227 Před rokem +5

    Ship of Theseus moon. Is it the same moon if the planet ripped it apart into a ring and then it formed into a new moon?
    This was great, really interesting and much to think about! Hope you’re feeling better!

    • @CodeBlueWiki
      @CodeBlueWiki Před rokem

      No since the moon has already been rippen once it will form it will have a different shape and most rings of planets don't form moons again

  • @homesformeremortals5935
    @homesformeremortals5935 Před rokem +1

    Great and interesting video. Glad you're back at it. No worries on the delay, shit happens lol.

  • @justexactlyperfectbrothersband

    Christian! I was thinking you'd better not fade away! There were days, and there were days, and there were days between, I was missing your sparkling clover on all of them!

  • @michaelmode
    @michaelmode Před rokem

    Stunning

  • @Serendipity33
    @Serendipity33 Před rokem

    Great! Good stuff!

  • @physicslover1950
    @physicslover1950 Před rokem +1

    Absolutely and Overwhelmingly informative video from you... Please make a video regarding james webb image of Pillars of Creation and other deep field images.... I love watching your videos... No video on CZcams has a satisfactory explanation of the MIRI image of the pillara of Creation... I hope and I am sure that the best video will be from your side.

  • @DannyIO
    @DannyIO Před rokem

    i lvoe the chaos of the universe in randomness, but also its simple geometry with the golden ratio, the same can be seen in the microcosm of the cells and plants, but also the macrocosm of the universe, its amazing how it can both be simple and complicated at the same time

  • @richardcary4566
    @richardcary4566 Před rokem

    will you do a video on the potential rings of 2060 Chiron?

  • @willemvandebeek
    @willemvandebeek Před rokem +1

    Glad you are healthy again, please keep it that way and I hope you don't get any relapses like with for example Covid. Was it Covid btw?

  • @IHONESTLYDONTKNOW225
    @IHONESTLYDONTKNOW225 Před 2 měsíci

    One of my favorite dwarf planets

  • @richardbonner5178
    @richardbonner5178 Před 6 měsíci

    Nice video; I like the graphics.
    One quibble: Mimas is pronounced MY-mas.

  • @judgej1710
    @judgej1710 Před rokem +2

    I've missed your voice, Christian. I'm glad you're feeling more normal again. I did see your explanation in the early patreon messages, but I didn't have time to respond. Sorry.
    I love Quaoar, I'm absolutely convinced that it's density is far less than we know. I'm not saying in comparison to gas giants densities, however far less dense than Earth for example as a terrestrial entity, and the rings could be expanding away from its gravity. Also its more likely to be shaped like a potato I would imagine.... a very ugly potato.🥔
    Either this or the rings are a real life Halo from an Alien world!!!
    Good to see you again. I love my mug BTW, thanks.
    Adam.

  • @ApersonnamedPon
    @ApersonnamedPon Před rokem +1

    Quaoar is actually a dwarf planet that I never heard of
    Thanks for teaching me something new! ❤
    Super Saturn with its rings still win the competition lol

  • @deenulazarus5454
    @deenulazarus5454 Před rokem +1

    I will... I will... Thanks for the explainer...

  • @Dulcimerist
    @Dulcimerist Před 7 měsíci

    It must be a very dense planet. Less density in the ring debris could also cause that, but I'd assume that less dense ring debris would more easily be stripped out of the ring by the gravity of other objects.

  • @kayzeaza
    @kayzeaza Před rokem +5

    I hope one day we can send probes out and study these objects close up. They’re so fascinating!

    • @jamescheddar4896
      @jamescheddar4896 Před rokem

      need astro-nomads and terraforming tech is way off

    • @kayzeaza
      @kayzeaza Před rokem

      @@jamescheddar4896 nah we can just send the probe like we did to Pluto. But instead of a fly by they can actually orbit the objects individually

    • @jamescheddar4896
      @jamescheddar4896 Před rokem

      @@kayzeaza they're going to have astro-nomads by the time they get that far out. they don't even have one orbiting saturn or titan yet

    • @kayzeaza
      @kayzeaza Před rokem

      @@jamescheddar4896 maybe I’m misunderstanding what an Astro-nomad is. Is that like private space explorations?

    • @jamescheddar4896
      @jamescheddar4896 Před rokem

      @@kayzeaza Yes but I think before they start forming bases on Titan, Europa, Ceres etc there's going to be space cowboys flying around looking for big scores

  • @michaelclement1337
    @michaelclement1337 Před rokem +2

    Hope you are feeling better. Has there been any work done to discover Kuiper belt objects and beyond using occultation data?

    • @LaunchPadAstronomy
      @LaunchPadAstronomy  Před rokem +1

      Appreciate it. Occultations are a great way to investigate known KBOs and work out things like their shape, size, and atmospheres. But to discover them, it's much easier to image the sky night after night and see if anything is moving. In fact, every KBO was discovered that way!

  • @NapaCat
    @NapaCat Před rokem

    The thing about space, exoplanets, and astronomy in general is that the rabbit hole of exploration required to answer 'simple' questions is almost always fascinating and long.

  • @ArwinaThePlanet
    @ArwinaThePlanet Před rokem +1

    i knew haumea, but i was not expecting this

  • @Mastervitro
    @Mastervitro Před rokem +1

    Could quantum inertia be an explanation?

  • @jimwinchester339
    @jimwinchester339 Před rokem +1

    The simplest explanation is that the rings didn't form by a single moonlet drifting inside the Roche limit. It could have formed by a moonlet colliding with another object (pulverizing it). The outer solar system evidently abounds with very close objects (that ultimately usually form contact binaries) - - but sometimes not: if they're too far away, then when they finally come together [with too much momentum] they can annihilate each other.

  • @utah133
    @utah133 Před rokem +1

    The mass of the ring material would affect its characteristics, I'd think. Am I right or wrong? We might have seen them during their brief existence as well, after some sort of an impact event.

  • @timothy8426
    @timothy8426 Před rokem +1

    Since mass neutralizes resistance within. Proximity mass of lesser energy is repelled towards the weakest point of resistance. Forward momentum is a factor to repulsion. Spheres are proof of pressure in equalization of resistance. Circulation around greater mass of neutralized resistance within accumulates proximity mass of greater resistance to mass. Resistance in smaller mass is repelled towards the weakest point of resistance, which is the greater neutralized mass of weaker resistance. Galaxies are formed by this process. Proximity mass is repelled towards the weakest point of resistance. Mass occupies space as space itself neutralizes resistance within as force of pressure known as weight. Table of elements proves hypothesis. Hydrogen under extreme pressure expands cold resistance into equalization of pressure and expands into helium. More pressure exerted within, more pressure exerted without. Spheres are equalization of pressure. Force of pressure. The nucleus of atoms expands cold resistance into equalization of pressure exerted on it. Hydrogen expands into helium. More pressure exerted, more repulsion equalization. Decay is heat loss. Accumulation of thermaldynamics, equalization of resistance to thermaldynamics pressure increases. Hydrogen expands into helium.

  • @ioanbota9397
    @ioanbota9397 Před rokem +1

    Realy I like this video its interestyng

  • @buttmi
    @buttmi Před rokem +1

    Stay blessed and wish you best healthy life

  • @SaanMigwell
    @SaanMigwell Před 7 měsíci

    I thought years ago, astronomers discovered all of the major bodies in the solar system have rings, it's just that are very faint and consist of mainly dust and ice. Probably not, I just seem to remember it from a science magazine back in the early 2000's.

  • @rockperson
    @rockperson Před rokem

    "huh, seems like we've found quaoar's moon, what should we name it?"
    "wait what?"

  • @streamofconsciousness5826

    The fact we found the largest Star in the observable Universe as it's about to blow is beyond likely as well.
    that had the tech to detect Oumuamua as it flew by on it's one trip through our Solarsystem.
    that we had the Carrington effect just as we started using electricity and telegraphs that it could disrupt
    And that the Moon fits right in front of the sun in eclipses.
    So far out and so stable, this could be a base or space station built round that body and rotating to create gravity for the Inhabitants. Thick and thin parts could be structures or semi transparent parts. That stone could have been a lot bigger and they mined it for the materials to build a 10 -20 kilometer ring base making the ring look too far out. That's a lot of material to build something that big.
    Interesting for sure.

  • @Cyan37
    @Cyan37 Před rokem

    How is J1407b not mentioned in this video?

  • @DarkVoidIII
    @DarkVoidIII Před rokem +1

    As for the rings themselves, perhaps the satellite orbiting Quaoar has an influence on the rings? Perhaps the JWST is taking bad readings of distance, as I have noticed there are some videos claiming it is seeing galaxies that are too large to exist. Possibilities abound.

  • @gerardmahalak3334
    @gerardmahalak3334 Před rokem +1

    It's like the science fiction story, "Ringworld", by David Niven.

  • @Jellyman1129
    @Jellyman1129 Před 11 měsíci

    The small planets of the Kuiper Belt have a lot of mysteries to show us! 💫

  • @clickrick
    @clickrick Před rokem

    7:30 "three times longer than" or "three times as long as"?
    The two are very different.
    Anyway, fascinating stuff, and I'm putting an early bet on there being micro black holes involved 😉🤣😁

  • @MadCowOnFire
    @MadCowOnFire Před rokem +2

    You say Quaoar, I hear Poirot... time to go watch the lovely David Suchet ;P

  • @KyuubiChupachaotica
    @KyuubiChupachaotica Před rokem

    Maybe the core of said planet spins fast enough generating a stronger magnetic field. As well as a material within said planets crust making gravity on it more dense and or potent.

  • @susymathew2562
    @susymathew2562 Před rokem +1

    What about the j140b planets rings they r very far away from the planet I'm not a physics guy so please explain to me

  • @4GibMe
    @4GibMe Před rokem

    Me thinks there are some Shepherd Moon(s) at play. That might also explain the unbalanced left and right sides of the graphs. But, most differently a shot in the dark on my behalf. Good to see your back. I'll take quality content over quantity any day.

  • @100vg
    @100vg Před rokem

    Wow! The image of our Solar System at 0:56 to 1:02, relative to Quaoar's distance from its star, appear to show that Neptune and Pluto could possibly collide at two intersections of their orbits around the Sun. Maybe their relative "heights" at those two crossing points prevent it, but I find that very interesting. Could you comment on this, please? I'm glad you recovered nicely from the "incident" that had you down. I was wondering where you were. I enjoy your Astronomy videos. Thank you, Mr. Christian.

    • @poland-lithuania
      @poland-lithuania Před rokem +1

      They are in a 2:3 resonance so they will never collide

    • @100vg
      @100vg Před rokem

      @@poland-lithuania Thank you.

  • @shacknu9375
    @shacknu9375 Před rokem +2

    Nice

  • @TuNguyen-vu1cg
    @TuNguyen-vu1cg Před rokem +5

    Long time since your last video. I wish you make videos more frequently

  • @petery4521
    @petery4521 Před rokem

    Hey how about a vid about using photons to push a spacecraft.

  • @malachiXX
    @malachiXX Před rokem +15

    I always enjoy discovering something we can't immediately explain. Then the detractors try to deny any explanation stating "What are the odds of that happening?" I like the part when I can say "The odds aren't important, when you have spent 4.6 billion years trying and possibly failing. The fact that we fouind it is enough to give us a reason to try to explain it"
    People always try to say the chances of that happening are less than 1 in a billion, or some such fantastical relationship. I say, when you've been doing this for billions of years and trying with billions of particles and we have only found 1 so far....the likelyhood is probably much less than you think. ☺

    • @CutWat
      @CutWat Před rokem

      2/17/25

    • @JoeDeglman
      @JoeDeglman Před rokem

      Actually, the rings happen on all planets with a magnetic field, and a charged particle flow impinged onto its magnetosphere. All of the planets in our solar system with a magnetic field have a plasma ring current.

  • @shealupkes
    @shealupkes Před 7 měsíci

    Tiny planet: Darling, you have no idea what's possible *crushes tiny moon to make a tiny ring system*

  • @pauldhoff
    @pauldhoff Před rokem

    What is the Couch Limit.

  • @rasheedfraser5680
    @rasheedfraser5680 Před 7 měsíci

    How do “you learn about what we know so far “ @0:46

  • @MrGaborseres
    @MrGaborseres Před rokem +1

    Cool 😎 👍

  • @honodle7219
    @honodle7219 Před rokem

    Pretty good analysis based on admittedly incomplete information.

  • @hochathanfire0001
    @hochathanfire0001 Před rokem

    Chariklo: “Check me out, 2 championship rings 💍 💍.”

  • @funnyperson4027
    @funnyperson4027 Před rokem +1

    Did bro just say “amazeballs” 💀💀💀💀

  • @tinetannies4637
    @tinetannies4637 Před rokem +1

    One of my favorite science channels. Feed the CZcams algorithm, everyone -- click Like and leave a comment, even if it's just a single letter. Show this channel a little love and bump up its exposure.

  • @fredwood1490
    @fredwood1490 Před rokem

    Usually, such rings are maintained by shepherd moons but shepherd moons obey the same laws as rings so they shouldn't be there either. Could the dwarf be super heavy, like a very dense piece of the super nova that created this section of the solar System?

  • @richb2229
    @richb2229 Před rokem

    Very interesting puzzle. It’s likely the shepherd theory is correct but we just don’t know enough at this point. It’s likely more than one moon that’s doing the shepherding. But of course there could be other things going on here, there just isn’t enough information here. LGM?

  • @Eventlesstew
    @Eventlesstew Před rokem

    Im no expert, but my theory on how Quaoar’s rings could’ve formed is from an impact of course, but the rings could’ve initially been in the Roche limit before it was dragged outwards past the Roche limit by Weywot, Quaoar’s moon.
    If these rings cannot be outside the Roche limit because they would form back into a moon or something, either they would’ve been dragged out a bit closer to the CE/AD (like in about 300 or 50 Million years ago) or the asteroids just cannot do that like how the Asteroid belt is formed of objects that cannot collide into one planet.
    Like I said before, I’m no expert on Solar system formation so take this with some salt.

  • @samuelmiensinompe4902

    Hey... fun fact... the way I always thought rings are made... I would never find that impossible. They can be even much further. It only means that space is voided of obstacles which allowed the ring to stay and last.

  • @springtrap_66pg66
    @springtrap_66pg66 Před rokem +1

    It's only "impossible" when you go by regular science but if you take plasma cosmology into account, you'll understand that rings around planets are held electrically through plasma currents and not by muh gravity. Hope that helps!

  • @infinitemonkey917
    @infinitemonkey917 Před rokem

    What do most astrophysicists think about the recent paper claiming that SM black holes = dark energy ?

  • @petterlarsson7257
    @petterlarsson7257 Před rokem

    pretty sure rings can also form by collisions

  • @sharonmorgan7350
    @sharonmorgan7350 Před 4 měsíci +2

    Quaor

  • @Jedisworld1363
    @Jedisworld1363 Před 8 dny

    It could form from another moon or a collision from another object

  • @frankvicioso4809
    @frankvicioso4809 Před rokem

    Remember the star story of priceless worth to any and all alive

  • @maybehuman2148
    @maybehuman2148 Před rokem

    Our "200 year understanding" is a blink of an eye in astronomical terms. These types of 'discoveries' if you can even call it that, will be common.

  • @abhinavmario
    @abhinavmario Před rokem

    Maybe that dwarf planet is some kinda material new

  • @EJ1512N
    @EJ1512N Před rokem +1

    Wonder why small planets have rings

  • @CodeBlueWiki
    @CodeBlueWiki Před rokem

    Here's my theory I think the ring's rocks are to small to attract other rocks since it's orbiting the dwarf planet it technically has alot of moons

  • @chrisw1462
    @chrisw1462 Před rokem

    It's a heavy-worlder alien observation post, with high artificial gravity. 🙂

  • @DarkVoidIII
    @DarkVoidIII Před rokem

    Something is going on with your voice microphone setup, because every so often, whenever you inflect a 'r', for example, that it will be distorted audibly. Maybe you can fix this?

  • @oldi184
    @oldi184 Před rokem

    We still don't know so much about the universe. SO MUCH!
    We are like kids wandering in a mist. We know a bit of this and a bit of that, but the vast ocean of knowledge still remains hidden.

  • @gustavedelior3683
    @gustavedelior3683 Před rokem

    Not impossible, just a mechanic of ring formation we haven't discovered yet. What do we know about density of the dwarf planet in general?

    • @LaunchPadAstronomy
      @LaunchPadAstronomy  Před rokem

      Umm…that’s pretty much what I said in the video…

    • @gustavedelior3683
      @gustavedelior3683 Před rokem

      @@LaunchPadAstronomy we'll see if I watch anymore if you're going to be condescending.

    • @LaunchPadAstronomy
      @LaunchPadAstronomy  Před rokem

      Sorry about that. I wasn’t intending to be condescending.

  • @guidedmeditation2396
    @guidedmeditation2396 Před rokem

    Of course they should be possible. The gravity of the dielectric inertia plane exists with all toroidal dual pole magnetic fields. They are universal with planets, stars, moons, galaxies and even people. Every planet in our solar system has one kind of belt or another as well. This gravity disc plan is what makes the trillions of galaxies disc shaped, it shapes the disc like rings of Saturn and also makes the planets in our solar system follow an orbit within the disc like gravity plane from our sun's magnetic field.
    It is zero surprise that a dwarf planet might have rings.
    Look up the asteroid belt surrounding our Earth.

  • @dillonbledsoe7680
    @dillonbledsoe7680 Před rokem

    #9?

  • @carolprice1389
    @carolprice1389 Před rokem +1

    This is a good example for our lack of understanding and comprehension of how things really work in the universe that we live in.Whenever the so called experts discover something that says they are wrong Thay basically say that it's cheating and that since it's not working the way they say you should be that's evidence for all of this being a computer program and that we don't exist because things don't work the way they say! Pride leads to ego ego needs to arrogance arrogance leads to mistakes fact.This is just one example of our lack of understanding and comprehension of how things really really really work in the universe that we live in and the more we look the more things we will find that proves just how arrogant that we humans have become and the reason why we have met no intelligence outside of the earth is because there is none.The improbable number is higher than the probable number of the likelihood that there is intelligent life out there other than Earth!!! Take it our leave it it's up to you not me!!! This is just my opinion and My logic Wich is different than your logic.

    • @raoulduke7668
      @raoulduke7668 Před rokem +1

      "and the reason why we have met no intelligence outside of the earth is because there is none."
      -What a laughable conclusion. Work on your argumentative strategegy.

    • @carolprice1389
      @carolprice1389 Před rokem

      @@raoulduke7668 Thank you for your constructive advice I will take it to heart!!!

    • @raoulduke7668
      @raoulduke7668 Před rokem +1

      @@carolprice1389 No you won't. Just saying that your assumption is bs. How could you prove there is no intelligent life other than the one here on earth? Our star is just a really, small and irrelevant one on the outside of our milky way, it would be more than arrogant to assume we are the only life forms.

  • @Nitrocomes
    @Nitrocomes Před 4 měsíci

    Maybe cause of it's Moon Weywot!

  • @CasualCatAnimations
    @CasualCatAnimations Před rokem

    I think the ring IS possible, I think it was pulled from the limit by the moon and is shared in an equal gravity between Weywot and it’s parent dwarf planet.

  • @dongchen2687
    @dongchen2687 Před rokem

    QUAOAR AAAG

  • @ekrrethon1445
    @ekrrethon1445 Před rokem

    So is outerspace.

  • @yycbiker
    @yycbiker Před rokem

    Just because people don’t understand, doesn’t mean it can’t or won’t exist.

  • @darkbeasts6889
    @darkbeasts6889 Před 3 měsíci

    If ring are formed by moons I wonder how Saturn got it ring and the other 2 blue planets Neptune and Uranus got there ring

  • @hochathanfire0001
    @hochathanfire0001 Před rokem

    Names too much. Sticking to Farquaad from Shrek 🙄🍺. Smart stuff.