Gravity Comparison (Physics Simulation)

From Pluto to the Sun, in this video we take a look at the surface gravity of different Solar System objects and see how they compare!
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Made in blender 3.0

[@smf4297]

Most of these planets are either yeeting with some air time or just normal yeeting and then you just have the Sun going *_HEAVY PLONK_*. Fascinating video, thanks for making it!

[@andynilsennot4329]

the sun has the touch of death, literally

[@SmileFright]

Glad to see you working on comparisons again. I really missed the old times.

[@mikejowan3340]

Its crazy to see simulated objects with such immense gravity that it appears similar to electromagnet attraction

[@CarlMeri765]

Fun fact:if you kick a ball in pluto with much force,the ball will go to the space and will never return

[@AlexEvett55]

Pluto's escape velocity is 1.2km/s so I doubt it

[@t1n4444]

@@AlexEvett55 Perhaps he meant a "really" big bloke, with very long legs, giving it the kick of a lifetime.
Probably find the bloke's leg would come off too.
That'll be it.

[@milkywegian]

@@AlexEvett55 he probably meant reaching orbit or something

[@Joshuafrancis60]

​@Milkywegian he definitely said go to space and never return so......no?

[@ChowdongsFameCrew]

You cant kick a football with 3000 km/h ^^

[@michaeloyesiku]

My favorite part of the video is that Ragdolls were already falling off the building before the sun even hit 😅
Beautiful simulation bro👍👍

[@KerbalAddict]

It was also losing pieces.

[@Goat_Eye]

A lovely little sport, that people plinko is.
Nice video, Harry.

[@rizalbaniumar9445]

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[@rizalbaniumar9445]

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[@Aden068]

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[@sayochikun3288]

At 01:01 i see textures being stretched on some tall walls. Did you achieve it with shader nodes or its a byproduct of resizing the walls? Resizing an object then not applying its size (Ctrl+A) will cause physics calculations to not work as expected. Just a heads up

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[@Syncordeofficial_JaymitchieYT]

3:19 - Incredible! The sun destroyed the whole building!

[@mantasunray]

harry evett voice reveal????? jokes aside great video man you're awesome

[@erin9031]

Sun simulations made me laugh

[@hariharanshanmugan8864]

Again a wonderful video, Great

[@WhyIsJupiterInTheFridge]

Nice Video!

[@RatIceCream]

Fascinating video!

[@rizalbaniumar9445]

😊

[@saptarshimandal611]

Information, thank you for sharing this video.

[@pinkace]

Can you do a black hole simulation?

[@bigghose5765]

This shows how absurd dragon ball is where goku trains in 100* gravity which means somehow goku could survive 4 times sun's gravity

[@EvelynSpeedwagon]

Does that mean we can fly on Pluto? My dreams will be full filled

[@zfloyd1627]

3:18 kind of looks like a tower of dominoes collapsing, but on a much larger scale. Shows how insane the Sun's gravity is.

[@guy7232]

Cool video mate, it’s Tom from science

[@AlexEvett55]

Tom who

[@tushick4293]

Nice video as always🤍✌️

[@ThandarsawmyatThandarsawmy-n3l]

The strongest winds in the solar system are found in the atmospheres of giant gas planets, such as Jupiter and Saturn. These winds can reach speeds of over 500 meters per second!

[@swanseaw.b4261]

Which software do you use for making such videos

[@Drunken_Hamster]

Seems like a lot of first-person games have Jupiter gravity, while third-person games have anywhere from Mars to Neptune gravity.

[@georgesmith5201]

I like that with the sun they just immediately die regardless.

[@JohnAgipo]

THAT'S HOW PHYSICS WORK!!!!!

[@andrefarfan4372]

Nice video.

[@wolowolowolowolowolowolowo2417]

I was wondering if sometime or somehow you could simulate gravity of objects such as white dwarfs or neutron stars for the lols

[@dubsar]

It would be interesting to see how water behaves in different gravities. How would the waves break.at the beach?

[@keep_walking_on_grass]

wait, mars smashes through a building that is 3 times as large as mars and people standing on top of it that are as big as .... the mount Everest times 100?

[@janetakinyi-xg8xl]

I love how the simulation is,but Venus gravity should be 0.90

[@sullybully]

Lost myself on UA-cam, but ain’t too mad about it 🙃

[@billbatross6856]

I'm sorry, but I don't get the video on comparison of planets gravity?

[@cherrym1069]

You finally voice revalued?!

[@CassiePOE]

that song is such a BANGER can we get a name?

[@AlexEvett55]

I know right! It's 'Lunar Landing' by Silent Partner

[@zachariasadammattomawelegi126]

2:07 rip

[@shahriarkamran3805]

Planets are giant balls

[@ThandarsawmyatThandarsawmy-n3l]

Where are you from?

[@ZET17Zagreb]

R136a1 is brightest star!

[@TheDavidRJ]

Nice.

[@Cejaey]

like ur comparisons tho

[@cicik57]

emm ok and where on jupiter is SURFACE gravity of 2.5 of earth ? :D

[@AlexEvett55]

I explained that at the beginning

[@Βασίλης12ο]

😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

[@ThandarsawmyatThandarsawmy-n3l]

500 mph is equal to 804.672 kilometers per hour.

[@DailyDoseOfYoutube99]

Omg that is cool

[@jenwalsh4195]

Can I try

[@gamingbeast3624]

Just thin (Black hole)

[@accountickssolutions2890]

if sun has this mass then imagine black hole⚫

[@zalopizza98exp]

lol the sun like kaiosama planet

[@khoi34145]

Can you jump on neutron star?

[@t1n4444]

Yes but not so you'd notice.

[@andynilsennot4329]

not at all

[@connorpencek6838]

Venus's gravity is 92x stronger than Earths. They would have broken bones and be very dead.

[@rylandavis2976]

No its not

[@ThandarsawmyatThandarsawmy-n3l]

500 miles is equal to 805 kilometers.

[@neunundneunzigluftballons]

Bruv I thought you were dead

[@kerriwarasila786]

❤

[@D34THofficial1]

Im a scientis

[@Figurativo8188]

Harry potter

[@Mar-p5h]

mass

[@mossben3824]

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[@o.k.corral]

😊👍🤗💚

[@Вадим-з9л]

🇷🇺🖐️

[@jenwalsh4195]

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[@ChowdongsFameCrew]

Good video, should all people watch which believe on " super earths " 🙈 when theres 10 g at the ground we would be flat