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ROCHE LIMIT - Universe Sandbox 2
Patreon page: https://www.patreon.com/user?u=2318196&ty=h Hello and welcome to What Da Math! In this video, we will talk about The Roche Limit and ...
+Garrett Manar I have seen you do it before and I was wondering if that's a mod or universe sandbox 1, or if your just going up really close. I just wanted to know if you used mods.
Your introduction as well as the title of this video led me to spend over a
half hour calculating what we would need in order to create a ring around
Earth. If we wanted a nice thick one stretching from 15000 km above Earth
to 20000 km above Earth (well above Earth's artificial satellites and well
outside the hill sphere of the Moon) and 1 km deep as well as being
basically pure water (so in other words would in actuality need much less
water) you would need the equivalent to half of the Earth's oceans in
water. I have a feeling that it would affect tides to some degree, as well
as maybe some orbits, but shouldn't affect Earth's orbit or the Moon's
since it is so spread out.
The main reason the inner planets do not have rings is due to the solar
winds from the Sun. Once you past the asteroid belt the outer planets
atmospheres extend out millions of miles making some appear to be gas giant
planets. This explains why Pluto's atmosphere is the size of Earth, yet the
planet is smaller than our moon.
+Riotboy1 Source please. By the data available from a short Google Scholar search, Pluto's atmosphere is a very thin, ephemeral veneer and trails off rather quickly (50-300 km, 10 microbar pressure at the surface). That's nowhere the size of Earth, nor Earth's atmosphere. It's also not a gas giant, nor a planet.//web.archive.org/web/20151122090602/https://repository.si.edu/bitstream/handle/10088/27503/201527CE.pdf
+Anton Petrov (WhatDaMath) you can make a ring using the Roche Limit , here is how1. Place an object in orbit 2. make it close to the planet and make it move a little bit closer until it forms a ring
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Why do people think Planet Nine is Nibiru and why do they think it's gonna
end the world. (Even though Planet Nine is in the outer solar system.) I
want an answer from from +Anton Pertov.
Likely this planet is the one who was been throught formation or being
formed this past millions to even billion of years at the end of our solar
system eating all kinds of rocks and ice and became this big as 10x the
earth if he was a neighboor of pluto,. pluto would have either been eaten
by him or turn into a moon and some believe that pluto belonged to some
giant who knows if he wasnt part of the 9 planet moon system thousand or
even million of years ago but went seperated ways maybe because of some
unknown invent to us.
+Natasha Zinkiy If there is anything out there, it never game close to pluto. It would take 11,000 years for it to orbit and the climate thing you said wasn't ever accepted into the scientific community, it's a folk lore. Spain is in the direction of the current coming from the gulf of mexico, which is hot. Green house gases and seasons change and so doesn't Earth. Greeks and Sumerians couldn't have seen an object that doesn't reflect light. It would be too dark to see on the planet and there is no chance without a telescope out there to see it. You can barely see Saturn when it is at its most visible and even then, you need a good telescope. There's multiple studies done by geologists that say the Earth has cooled and warmed up and cooled again in this pattern less than a thousand years. If the planet were to come any close to Earth, then the orbit wouldn't have 0.016 eccentricity, which is almost perfect. It would be very high compared to it now.Nothing what you're saying is true nor accepted scientifically, they're myths.
+X Kaber He just came out, and we dont really know it.And there is something that affects the entire solar system every couple thousand years. it could be this planet that ended the ice age since pretty much every scientist today has claimed that we were suppused to still be in the ice aged and it ended very very fast killing a ton of life in the process and nearly wiped us out in the process, the planet defroze too fast making even siberia a warm land like portugal or spain yet had barely any green land.Theres also Tiamat who has been destroyed and ancient greece knew the planet or sumerians too.
It's known that Pluto has been able to clear it's orbit, so planet 9 doesn't have the gravity to affect it that much. The planet isn't even massive as they estimated, smaller than Neptune but bigger than Earth.
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Universe Sandbox 2 | Capítulo 2 - Choque de Galaxias y planeta X
https://twitter.com/SerantesAst https://www.facebook.com/serantesAst Muchas cosas de estos vídeos son opiniones o teorías en las que puedes creer o no.
Xuga, una pregunta, cuando dijiste que la humanidad ya no iba a estar por
ahí cuando el sol ya no exista... ¿Te refieres a que la humanidad ya va a
estar extinta o a que debido a nuestra futura tecnología estaríamos en otro
planeta? Buen vídeo, como siempre, sigue así.
es algo que nos a quitado el sueño mas de a uno, aunque sea difícil considerar la completa aniquilación de los humanos por x razón, es una posibilidad... aunque yo creo que posiblemente, si todo va bien, ya tengamos la suficiente tecnologia para viajar por el universo, que por dios! sería increíble, diganme demasiado optimista, pero me encanta la idea de que seamos capaces de conquistar o terraformar otro planeta y vivir en ellos, así como en planet survivor :3
+Gerd Matilla Eso es totalmente relativo y no comprobable. Es como si compararas sagitarius A que aunque tenga una barbaridad de masa no es tan grande en cuestión de tamaño y mantiene una cantidad ingente de estrellas y demás astros a su alrededor. Eso ya es algo teórico es lo que puedes o no puedes creer. Tal y como digo en la descripción.
+Xugador .la masa sí es la misma aunque este comprimida .pero la deformación del tejido espacio-tiempo depende, no sólo de la masa,sino también del volumen del objeto que configura esta deformación en el mismo. sí la masa de la tierra ,estuviese comprimida en el tamaño de una pelota de tenis , la luna no gravitaría sobre la tierra ,porque la deformación del tejido espacio- tiempo que provocaría la tierra, sería de una pendiente distinta como para que cayera en ella la luna.