What Happen's on a Planet Without a Star?
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- čas přidán 13. 11. 2023
- Explore the mysterious world of Rogue Planets in this mind-bending journey through the cosmos! What if planets drifted alone, untethered to stars? Uncover the secrets and potential life on these celestial nomads!
He actually did it! Earlier in the year, I left a comment saying Simon should start a space themed channel called Astrographics. Well done Simon! 🤘🏻
Many of us did the same on Geographics when he was doing the space series. If I remember correctly, those vids did very well.
Hes drawing on the whistleverse to take over CZcams
Check your ego
Telling all my simon friends about simon’s new channel
@@Poppa_Capinyoazcheck your panties
"No, Mom, I didn't get expelled from college, I just went rogue" 😂
I've been to places in northern Canada where we were so far from any city that the night sky was dark and crisp. we laid on a hill looking into space and it felt like we were on the nose of a spaceship. it gave me a sense of what it must look like in space even though I know we were only seeing a fraction of what was out there. but as compared to the city in southern Canada, we saw a thousand times more stars up there with the naked eye, full of color and depth that we only see in images.
My friends and I have had similar experiences. One night we laid on a hill looking up into space, and saw attack ships off the shoulder of Orion. We saw c-beams glitter in the dark near Tannhauser Gate! Then it started to rain.
I was in the Navy 4 years. Being out at sea at night & usually hundreds & hundreds of miles from the nearest source of light pollution, the one thing that never got old was going out on deck on clear nights just to look at the universe. Plus we had two tripod mounted high powered binoculars that you could easily see dozens of other galaxies with. It's really mind blowing that many people go through life never seeing what's in the night sky except maybe in astronomy photos. Seeing the stars at night without light pollution from cities blocking everything out should be one of those things that everyone should do at least once in their lives, like seeing the ocean. It's a truly mystical, magical experience.
Grammar police here. No, 's on happens, Simon! Love this channel btw
Please keep posting on this channel regularly because I absolutely love astronomy and space exploration! CZcams has an endless variety of channels that cover this subject, but it’s hard to find one that’s on this level of quality and expertise. I am amazed by the amount of knowledge that Simon must possess after hosting videos on the dozens of channels he has created over the years. Factboi is the perfect nickname for him! I bet he’s a great person to have on a trivia team, or a contestant on Jeopardy! The board game Trivial Pursuit would hardly be a challenge for Simon… No matter what subject, topic, or category, he will know vastly more than anyone else could dream of
I like to think about these planets like they are ghost ships floating through vast seas to nowhere
Good analogy! Spooky, yet fascinating.
Love the new channel! Simon and Space, not much else needed in life.
Is this in conjunction with his others?
I don't understand how Simon cranks out so much content. Even if he has no role in writing or decision making, i just don't understand how he can read so many scripts every week lmao
I don't know how Simon or whoever handles his CZcams channels can make such an obvious error in the title.
@@daviddavies3637it should say, what do we know about Rogue planets so far... also it could be a grabbing title...or he could have been really exhausted from putting out so many videos on so many great topics. If the title is a mess we should not care so much as we should be grateful for all the hard work Simon, and his team put together for us! Absolutely love it! Hope he keeps it up for as long as I'm alive. Too bad we can't fix our telomeres on our DNA so we could live much longer.
He goes hard and drinks enough coffee to kill a small horse
Each video is 15-20 minutes. Taking even an hour each that's 8-12 a day. Even I can do enough math to figure that one out 😂
Ah yes, I can now use Simon as a way to avoid my astronomy research and class work while staying on topic 😂
that does sound pretty neat what work you do though.
We, here at Astrographics, wouldn't dream of calling a Planet a, "failure". But, those Stars on the other hand...
omg, my day has been made. I am a massive astronomy hobbyist, and now my favorite narrator has a channel just for my hobby, someone pinch me im dreaming
Simon is information... Love it! GO FACTBOI!
I honestly just clicked this video, because it looked interesting. And, it's another of Simon's channels 😂 What are the odds?
Pretty high, I guess. As he seems to be everywhere.
title should say "happens", not "happen's".
Anyone who likes Rogue planets - watch 'Melancholia'. Great film
I second this. Great film.
What's it about (without spoiling too much)?
This is incredibly fascinating.
you should do a video on the concept of a gardener ship. its a form of colony ship that acts as a mobile space colony production center. enter a system, stay for a century, breed up and build up a space colony, continue onwards to the next system, rinse and repeat.
Love the new channel. Really miss you on the old ones. 😢
In an infinite universe, there may exist a rogue planet with another Simon with another Blazement full of writers and editors
I'm pretty sure there would have to be an infinite number of these in such an infinity
An infinite universe would also imply infinite instances of all the writers/editors having Simon in a blazement as well! Allegedly, of course 😂
Love this channel!
Loving the videos, need a lot more of them
Simon's involved. There shall come many, many more videos. 😂❤
It took 2.2 seconds to gear Simon's voice and instantly smashed subscribe. You, sir, have an unfair advantage. 😂
Things like rouge planets and the star that was found to be racing through the galaxy at over a million miles per hour are the most terrifying concepts to me. The astronomical community has failed to detect celestial objects that were traveling uncomfortably close to the earth until they had gotten extremely close, which doesn’t give me a lot of confidence in the chances of detection of extinction level collisions in time to intercept them with a spacecraft like the one we crashed into a small asteroid years ago. The success of that mission is comforting, but it only works if we see them coming in time to launch an interceptor craft. It’s a nightmare that I have more than I’d like
Can you imagine a sentient race that drills up through their protective barrier to see a completely star laden "night" sky? Who even knows what they would think about the universe. What a completely wild and amazing sci-fi concept. Someone write it, please.
I've thought about that as well. How would they even view the universe when all they know is a dark ocean and the ground beneath and the ice above? They probably wouldn't even have eyes as we know it, since they evolved on a world with no light at all.
Drilling through kilometers of ice to reach the surface, would probably be the greatest undertaking they've ever done.
I actually think that if they had the technology to drill through so much ice, they'd probably have a good understanding of a lot of things. They'd likely know of electromagnetic waves and light, and probably would have developed sensors to detect it. They likely would have developed fusion or fission in order to power their civilization, and used geothermal energy before that. If they did develop nuclear physics, then they probably would know about neutrinos, and if they knew that, then they'd probably be able to detect the neutrinos that travel through the universe, easily penetrating the ice. They'd probably also detect bursts of neutrinos from supernovae, and understand that there was *something* that was causing huge nuclear reactions out there.
I think of it like dwarves that don’t leave their mountain homes. They have magma rivers that fuel their forges. They farm mushrooms and underground animals.
"It's got to go."
check out the book Dragon’s Egg by Robert L. Forward
@@royg2840 thank you, I've added this to my book list. I really appreciate the book recommendation!
I've learned more from Simon than I learned from school.
I love rogue planets and this video is awesome 👌 👏
Discovering new Whistleboy channels! YES! :)
Good stuff
*happens
I can’t believe I need to make this correction on a science channel.
Enlightening. Ty
Would love a video where you go in depth on what would happen if a rogue planet crashed into the sun
Absolutely nothing. Unless is happend to come near earth mars Venus or mercury, any of the other three could have their trajectory wobbled slightly, earth it would all depend how close it came to us. As for the sun nothing would happen to it when the planet hit it apart from tiny ejection of energy.
Simple. Planet goes bye bye
I can’t believe I didn’t realize that Simon of the many channels added a space channel?!? Now I have to catch up
Beautiful
Several inaccuracies here, I think the donut shaped disc graphic was the worst though. 😂
We can't expect anything less when the title happens to spell "happens" as "happen's"
The AI images across Simon's empire are annoying, but otherwise thr content is pretty good, so I just ignore it.
I love how the image of "life" you guys chose is the leaves of a plant which... well, if you ever find chlorophyll on a planet without a sun you should probably start praying to a deity XD
New channel..... Sick.
9:29 That "nancy grace roman telescope" looks a lot smaller than I expected 🤣😂
Fritz Lieber wrote this story, “A Pail of Air.”
The 18th Episode of Star Trek: Enterprise is (fittingly titled) “Rogue Planet”.
In the immortal words of Ian Malcom "life finds a way"
Rogue planets as a minor component of dark matter, anyone?
Everyday in the galaxy trillions of rogue planets go without the orbit of a star. For just pennies a month you to can help support these poor planets.
Another simon channel? Instantly subscribed 😂
really cold
Here comes an s, better get the apostrophe ready!!!
in the title of this video: happens should not use an apostrophe.
Think of the sky you'd see on a rogue planet drifting in intergalactic space.
They should be showing these in classrooms
I’d love to have lunch with you and learn. Happy ending on offer😃
Dark and a forecast of cold weather.
I'm thinking that very little happens due to low light and extreme cold
Potentially, but a planet can still be active from its internal heat.
You have a rogue apostrophe in your title, yo.
Why does “happens” have an apostrophe????
Bruh, nobody told me Simon had a space channel
Thanks for you informative and entertaining presentations. Could you credit the scriptwriters?
I hear that on planets without a star they use apostrophes correctly.
Ummmm. Why the apostrophe….?
It would be interesting to know if planets that are rocky are more likely to become “rogue” than all the gaseous giants. It would seem that the baseballs revolving around the bowling ball would have more staying power than the small pebbles closer to stars. I can see Mars or Pluto getting ejected before Jupiter ever could
That’s a great question. We do know that in our solar system, many small planets formed around 10 AU from the Sun, but got scattered into the outer solar system once the giant planets got big. This explains why the outer planets (the planets beyond Neptune) have very eccentric orbits.
For rogue planets, it’ll be interesting to see what data we find. We already found dozens of rogue binary gas giants in the Orion Nebula, so anything is possible! 🪐
Might's be a planet where apostrophes seem a bit less random.
How can I fear the night, when I have seen the stars?
I imagine that it immediately loses its "planet" classification as it doesn't orbit the sun and hasnt cleared its non-existent orbit.
Some say, on planets without a star they do it in the dark.
Why is there an apostrophe on a present-tense verb in the title? How are we supposed to take this channel seriously when you can’t be bothered to PROOFREAD YOUR WORK?
NIBARU!!!!!
What the whole hell? How many channels can one mane have 🤦🏾♂️ still gonna subscribe tho 😂
Make a playlist
Life under the cold ice and above the pressure/hot ice (ice 7?)
Drift in that void Factboi
You need to tell who ever edited this video to chill out. Felt like I was going to have an epileptic fit in the first 2 minutes.
How many channels do you narate Simon?
I would assume it would be very cold.
Yep the apostrophe on happens is to give the pedants who don’t understand that typos happen something to bitch about. He’s keeping you busy, rejoice lol.
-454 degrees F. I might need a coat and scarf.
Do a video on Nemesis
I see you've started another channel
What's the total count now?
I truly get annoyed when I see spiral galaxies moving backward!
I feel like Jupiter is a failed Star, and our solar system could have been a binary system, like Proxima Centori. I could be totally wrong because i don't know the gases that Jupiter is made from. Could you make a video about the things we know, and don't know about Jupiter?
Melancholia -- 2011 science fiction drama arthouse film by Lars von Trier in which the titular rogue planet is on collision course with Earth.
Remina -- 2004-5 horror manga by Junji Ito, in which the titular sentient rogue planet sets its sights on Earth to consume it shortly after its discovery.
I’m sorry, but the clicking noise is too much. Interesting video as always Simon, but please calm down the editing. We don’t need to see a different image every few seconds.
I didn’t even notice it until I saw your comment. Now I can’t ignore it lol.
Could a rouge planet leaves its system could it’s moon takes it place? Does a rouge planet take its moons with it?
Rouge planets are always risky, being in The Red.
Happen's
I don't know if you're using the same video editor, this one was hard to watch. Too much movement. To many fades. And images that have nothing to do with the subject your talking about. Just focus on Simon and insert some images that actually show what Simon is talking about.
Space 1999, or close
I like that. I not a failure, I’m a rouge lol
How would the destruction or moving of the moon effect us ? 😮
Either would be very bad news for us. Very bad. 😮
Ffs each day i become more and more unable to keep up with the volume of content presented by Simon Whistler
only 6 videos and already 10K subscribers (as at 2023-11-15).
How many channels can one man have?
could dis crash into uranus ?
Happen’s? Seriously??!
Interesting that when the IAU created their distinction between “planets” and “dwarf planets”, not only did they not decide what the “planet” category will ultimately be called, they also limited both categories to objects in orbit around the sun. Meaning a rogue object (or an object revolving around another star) has no means of qualifying as a “dwarf planet”. The object might be smaller than Ceres, yet still be a full fledged “rogue planet”. The whole concept was poorly planned and poorly executed. The distinctions are dependent on the nebular hypothesis, which is generally dependent on the Big Bang, and the Big Bang is dependent on Einstein’s specific and general relativity, both of which have been shown to be false.
The moral of the story is that it is best not to create definitions dependent on hypotheses. At present, so many in the scientific community are so deeply invested in Einstein that it might take many decades for the consensus to admit they made a mistake. And, over fifteen years later, no one has any idea if there will ever be such a thing as a “dwarf rogue planet”.
More fact boy! 😂
how did i know buy the channel name it was one of Simon's all good
*Happens
HOW ARE THERE STILL MORE CHANNELS IN THE WHISTLERverse(tm)!?!
No apostrophe for plurals.
"Happen's"
Apostrophe's happnens's
Great, now the body snatchers and death angels have more backing. They can go visit Jupiter . . or the Sun.
They don't look red to me. But then, I AM dilsexyc!
Title: "What Happen Is on a Planet Without a Star"
Heh.
Relatively interesting... but this is not Astrum, is it?😆 The stock shot is particularly BAD! It seems to basically be "whatever crap was cheap" stock shot... which lets the whole video down.😖