Here's a riddle attempt: how can curiosity be interplanetary even if you don't travel away from your home planet in the first place? When the curiosity you're speaking of is a rover sent to Mars by NASA.
Chronomatrix this is random but it blew my mind earlier... ok so human hair is like 300,000 atoms thick. well you can arrange and shuffle a deck of 52 cards in more ways than there are atoms on earth.
gravitationally the effects of this should be the same as just sending a clone of the Sun towards the solar system, with the difference being that a Sun would heat everything else up as it passed while a 1 solar mass black whole would absorb some of the radiation possibly even having a slight cooling effect on other objects while in the region.
Salty peper, they would for the most part just pass through each other were it not for the massive black holes rumored to be at center of all galaxies: in that case as they passed through the centers would encounter these two massive monsters, stars by the millions would be devoured, and the gravitational wake would cause stellar displacement. Finally. In the crowded regions uneffected, there would large amounts of binary systems born.
MaximalGamingNL Should be possible. But since there isnt any mass difference i would say they would orbit eachother about a common centre like a binary star system but tiny. Also in real life something like that wouldnt ever be stable and probably the orbit would decay within a few million years at best and a few hundred thousand at worst. (but still just as fun to watch)
I see so many of these "what if a black hole went through the solar system" vids but frankly I can't help but feel that most folks have a pretty good idea of the cataclysmic results. The video I haven't seen is the one that tests how close different sized black holes could pass from the solar system before effects are felt, and what those effects would be. Maybe start at 1000 AU, see the results over years, and adjust closer or farther away...smaller or larger black hole.
If they're available, try to put 2 or maybe 3 Magnetars together and see what happens. If Magnetars aren't available try just using Neutron stars and see how their mass and magnetic fields interact. Maybe even throw one(or several) into our Solar System.
Love your videos man, just found them a couple days ago and I seem to find myself watching your videos more than anyone else in recent memory. Keep up the good work =)
you can improve simulation performance dramatically by going to settings and going under General > Computation Device, pressing the plus button to the right of it and setting Integration Mode to Fixed, instead of Global Adaptive, the only consequence with using Fixed is if you set time too fast, mercury will fly out of orbit with the sun, but you can do it safely at 4 years/sec with the default simulation, also another thing to note is that Integration Mode will be reset if you change to another simulation or restart the game - but when Sergal uses Global Adaptive, Sergal gets 1400 physics fps while with Fixed, Sergal gets over 3300 physics fps ^v^
Can't take this game for granted its just a game and simulation. in real life if a blackhole passes through our solar system, I highly doubt if any planet would be on its orbit or even close to its orbit they'll get a strong gravitational slingshot or Gravity Assist Maneuver and maybe goes to the abyss of space. and it's probably not gonna be our sun's friend to make or share a binary star system. But it's a nice video and to get the better picture of what if.
There are millions of black holes in the 1 to 10 solar mass range in the Milky Way. However, the probability of one traversing the solar system is vanishingly small. Still an interesting exercise.
Could you create a stable triple-star system with a planet capable of life? Like the recently discovered Proxima b? That'd be awesome man, love your vids by the way :D Is the growth of your channel overwhelming sometimes? so many questions, so many shenanigames plz answer? :D
Great Video! Just a comment or two: The Earth survived in this scenario, but the with orbit that it's in now, it's still a disaster for us. At closest approach (perihelion), the temperature would easily boil the oceans; and at its farthest (aphelion), the temperature would be cold enough to freeze the (partial?) ocean of water that just fell out of the sky after being boiled. Microbial life would probably survive underground, but the surface would be lifeless. What microbial life there would be underground probably wouldn't support even a small number of people. AND the orbit of Earth now crosses the orbit Mercury. It won't be long before there's either a collision, or Mercury is ejected. Not good at all! Again- great video!
What if Plutos velocity was halted and it just went further into the solar system.Make sure you include the major moons of each planet to ensure a more detailed and realistic scenario. Love you're videos!!
That's cool. I'd be curious to see what happens if the black hole just grazes the edge of the solar system rather than going right through the middle (say, shooting tangentially past Uranus' orbit). However, a black hole of only one solar mass seems unrealistically small; at the very least, it should be five solar masses. I predict that it would still throw the orbits of the inner planets out of whack and probably spell extinction for humanity by throwing us out of the goldilocks zone (either towards or away from the sun).
compared to other scenarios you've created the effects seem more chaotic/less predictable. i thought everything was just going to be drawn straight in to the black hole not thrown into disarray. interesting to see. thanks.
You should read the Novel 'Nomad', its a sci-fi novel that describes a similar apocalyptic phenomena only it focuses on the infinitesimally small chance earth maintained its orbit around the Sun
Well, you would get the same gravitational effects if you threw another star the same mass as the Sun at the Solar System. The only thing different would be stellar radiation is absent in the 1 solar mass black hole.
Neutron star collision, or even a black hole merger? Personally, I'd like to see a runaway pulsar take out Jupiter and then sweep through the inner solar system.
curious since I had a dream a few years ago of being on a planet that drifted away from its parent star and trekked through deep space only to come to rest in a orbit around a black hole, so I guess my question is can a planet sustain life orbiting a black hole let alone trekking through deep space; therefore, what if a planet were to drift through space and orbit a black hole?
I wonder what would happen if we had a star just a little bigger than our star just on the outside of our solar system?... I wonder if our planets would move to it, and what planets would end up in the Goldilocks Zone... if any?
So, the more insignificant we are, the better we will treat each other? The way I see it, the more insignificant we are, the worse we will treat each other. If human beings are insignificant, then killing them is no more significant than killing cock roaches.
sometimes bad people can do this to you: come in, take your stuff, and leave you with a small "alimony"... good to know the Sun got to keep the Earth. Of course it was stripped of life but it'd regrow. Send it to NASA and Hollywood, they'll make a movie...
Like what others have ask before, can we have a binary star system but in the orbit of the Pluto? Would be interesting to see how that would screw up the orbits :D. Think our inner planets would be fine, but the ice giants would be screwed. Wonder if the gas giants would go in a figure 8 orbit between both stars? Make the sun a red dwarf if possible :)
What if the black hole barely grazes the system? Like no closer than Neptune. How about oblique angles? What processor & graphics card are you using? Can you also toggle off the Kuiper Belt? That might free up your processor.
So in order to survive that we'd have to get off the ground and into shuttles or something? then again gravity would still have an effect to maybe break the shuttle in half if it isn't far enough lol
I don't get why space should make us feel insignificant? As far as we know the rest of the universe is dead, even if it has insane proportions. Size and the span of time is all relative, but we are the only things in the universe able to sense the universe. Without us the universe wouldn't even know it existed.
When you show "what happens to the solar system," -- in the aftermath - can you please "go in order" from Mercury to Neptune...highlighting each one...instead of panning through them randomly?
Wait a second there m8. after you introduced the black hole, the time dilation would/should have a significant impact. Does the simulator give the experienced time on earth or some kind of constant thing outside of the universe. Because time should go slower for earth and any object that orbits close to the black hole. Though i guess none of it matters, the earth would have no intelligent life. Id say there would be a few random animals at the bottom of the ocean that wouldnt know the difference, but time would go slower for them(relative to us-the outside observer)
+Mr Rishi The Cookie this black hole was only 1 solar mass so I don't think time dilation would have a wide reach but the gravitational impact would be more destructive.
You said it and many others have commented about our insignificance. I suppose objectively that could be true , but then quantum mechanics seems to tell us the notion of an objective reality may be bullshit too. Even if sentient life is very common out there with bodies that are small like ours, I don't think common-ness or smallness necessarily equates to insignificance just because the big heavy stuff is so indifferent to us. To beings that think and feel, thoughts and feelings are bigger than just about anything else. That IS significant. Sometimes people ask if trees falling in the woods make sound if no one is there to hear. Of course, even if a listener is nowhere near the falling tree, we call the band of air wave frequencies between 20 and 20kHz that it would surely produce "sound" regardless. I think a better question is: If a universe never develops observers of any kind, did it even exist? We will never know if there are unknown realities. Think about it.
knock knock..Who's there...Rogue Blackhole...Oh nuts. Hope you enjoy
I Declare Shenanigames like because you know a lot about me
I Declare Shenanigames lol😂
haha
Johnny Campbell Yo
I Declare Shenanigames man your way of talking is 5/5 :)
Here's a riddle attempt: how can curiosity be interplanetary even if you don't travel away from your home planet in the first place?
When the curiosity you're speaking of is a rover sent to Mars by NASA.
Chronomatrix and now a riddle for you: what do you get when you cross an owl with a bungie cord?
my ass... nyah! haha!
I thought of "bungee-owl" just then.
Chronomatrix this is random but it blew my mind earlier... ok so human hair is like 300,000 atoms thick. well you can arrange and shuffle a deck of 52 cards in more ways than there are atoms on earth.
Your voice is very calming :)
+zombiecorp101 thanks
I Declare Shenanigames I am a fan
Oh these UA-cam titles... i didn't read the "What if" part... freaked me out !
You must not be very smart then.
Cat Not in the slightest.
Smart enough to have a 40k profile pic
Johan Dale lol
I can't stop watching you're videos >.>
ShallowGaming Same
ShallowGaming I'm sure there are better things to do but thanks :)
xXGus Xx Thanks pal
I Declare Shenanigames Honestly 20 mins out of my day isn't bad, I rather watch this and get educated a little.
ShallowGaming Fair play 🖖
Can you make a video proving why space becomes even more interesting when narrated with an Irish accent?
+John Stewart I would if I knew how hahaha
It's less intimidating than my Scottish accent hahaha
+John Stewart haha
John Stewart And far more intelligible.
See what would happen if Sirius collided with the Sun
Hazza supernova
Hazza, how bout kaboom.
gravitationally the effects of this should be the same as just sending a clone of the Sun towards the solar system, with the difference being that a Sun would heat everything else up as it passed while a 1 solar mass black whole would absorb some of the radiation possibly even having a slight cooling effect on other objects while in the region.
what if the milkyway galaxy collided with the andromeda galaxy?
Cat.exe has stopped working it will happen after 3 billions years
Yeah just be patient and you will witness what will happen
Salty peper, they would for the most part just pass through each other were it not for the massive black holes rumored to be at center of all galaxies: in that case as they passed through the centers would encounter these two massive monsters, stars by the millions would be devoured, and the gravitational wake would cause stellar displacement. Finally. In the crowded regions uneffected, there would large amounts of binary systems born.
Make the earth orbiting earth
Dancing banana is that possible?
MaximalGamingNL
Should be possible. But since there isnt any mass difference i would say they would orbit eachother about a common centre like a binary star system but tiny. Also in real life something like that wouldnt ever be stable and probably the orbit would decay within a few million years at best and a few hundred thousand at worst. (but still just as fun to watch)
Mr Rishi The Cookie thanks for your explaination ;)
If a dual orbit earth decays do they crash into each other?
Alan Fox eventually
You should do a video on where you add in the urban legend of Planet Nibiru/X
"haha we are so insignificant" haha made me laugh the way u sounded
robert stewart haha
I love the guy who speaks on this video. It's like when I asked him to voice story me I can probably sleep peacefully haha
I see so many of these "what if a black hole went through the solar system" vids but frankly I can't help but feel that most folks have a pretty good idea of the cataclysmic results. The video I haven't seen is the one that tests how close different sized black holes could pass from the solar system before effects are felt, and what those effects would be. Maybe start at 1000 AU, see the results over years, and adjust closer or farther away...smaller or larger black hole.
If they're available, try to put 2 or maybe 3 Magnetars together and see what happens. If Magnetars aren't available try just using Neutron stars and see how their mass and magnetic fields interact. Maybe even throw one(or several) into our Solar System.
I just launched a 25 Andromeda galaxies at our own Milky Way galaxy and now my computer hates me
+Cole Fritts hahaha
Love your videos man, just found them a couple days ago and I seem to find myself watching your videos more than anyone else in recent memory.
Keep up the good work =)
Mars said forget this. Damn black hole lol and the earth has an elliptical orbit now
What if a rouge groundhog invaded your house/apartment/tent?
i cant believe you know about the multiverse
Love your videos man, and I can't stop watching lol. I make sure I always like to support. Keep doing what you do.
+Silent Snake thanks
I Declare Shenanigames You are much more than welcome.
Almost 33,000
It's literally at 32,999....
Yeah....
you can improve simulation performance dramatically by going to settings and going under General > Computation Device, pressing the plus button to the right of it and setting Integration Mode to Fixed, instead of Global Adaptive, the only consequence with using Fixed is if you set time too fast, mercury will fly out of orbit with the sun, but you can do it safely at 4 years/sec with the default simulation, also another thing to note is that Integration Mode will be reset if you change to another simulation or restart the game - but when Sergal uses Global Adaptive, Sergal gets 1400 physics fps while with Fixed, Sergal gets over 3300 physics fps ^v^
A co-commentary with you and prof. Brian Cox needs too happen
+durnin101 that would be cool
Can't take this game for granted its just a game and simulation. in real life if a blackhole passes through our solar system, I highly doubt if any planet would be on its orbit or even close to its orbit they'll get a strong gravitational slingshot or Gravity Assist Maneuver and maybe goes to the abyss of space. and it's probably not gonna be our sun's friend to make or share a binary star system. But it's a nice video and to get the better picture of what if.
There are millions of black holes in the 1 to 10 solar mass range in the Milky Way. However, the probability of one traversing the solar system is vanishingly small. Still an interesting exercise.
+Francois Lacombe not impossible but highly improbable
ever thought about trying out the Nemesis Theory?
Could you create a stable triple-star system with a planet capable of life? Like the recently discovered Proxima b? That'd be awesome man, love your vids by the way :D Is the growth of your channel overwhelming sometimes? so many questions, so many shenanigames plz answer? :D
Please do a simulation of two Giant spinning black holes colliding and sending gravitational waves across space. Please
Do if 3 more sun were in our solar system
The outcome is quite obvious..we'd all melt to death.
noot noot is wrong. The same thing would happen as what has happened with the black hole
It's like playing Marbles with stellar objects.
I like this game, or simulator or what ever you want to call it.
I just watch to hear him say Mars.
Sean Burdick Irish accents
Watch jacksepticeye too
+Sean Burdick haha Mares
Great Video! Just a comment or two: The Earth survived in this scenario, but the with orbit that it's in now, it's still a disaster for us. At closest approach (perihelion), the temperature would easily boil the oceans; and at its farthest (aphelion), the temperature would be cold enough to freeze the (partial?) ocean of water that just fell out of the sky after being boiled. Microbial life would probably survive underground, but the surface would be lifeless. What microbial life there would be underground probably wouldn't support even a small number of people. AND the orbit of Earth now crosses the orbit Mercury. It won't be long before there's either a collision, or Mercury is ejected. Not good at all! Again- great video!
Very interesting. I loved some of the orbital trails, looked like cosmic musical notes.
+William Holt musical indeed
Every time I watch your vids I sing along to your intro😂
+Newfieguys9868 haha, what lyrics ?
I Declare Shenanigames just to the way it sounds😂
The Irish Bob Ross of video games
What if Plutos velocity was halted and it just went further into the solar system.Make sure you include the major moons of each planet to ensure a more detailed and realistic scenario. Love you're videos!!
I meant your
That's cool. I'd be curious to see what happens if the black hole just grazes the edge of the solar system rather than going right through the middle (say, shooting tangentially past Uranus' orbit). However, a black hole of only one solar mass seems unrealistically small; at the very least, it should be five solar masses.
I predict that it would still throw the orbits of the inner planets out of whack and probably spell extinction for humanity by throwing us out of the goldilocks zone (either towards or away from the sun).
is that Fr Dougall mcGuire commentating? lol class video lad!
"Hahaha... we're so insignificant" 😂
compared to other scenarios you've created the effects seem more chaotic/less predictable. i thought everything was just going to be drawn straight in to the black hole not thrown into disarray. interesting to see. thanks.
+Richard Colbourne It was chaotic indeed
I love the way he says Måårs
+Gentleman haha
Try how many Jupiter's will it take to achieving nuclear fusion and make it a star..
David bajracharya like 78.8 mass of jupiter
Marius Katutis thanks
I definitely think you should do a video about the evidence for a ninth planet just to have a look
waiting for this one....love your videos and commentary! Please keep making more vids, made my day!
+George Turner thanks
You should read the Novel 'Nomad', its a sci-fi novel that describes a similar apocalyptic phenomena only it focuses on the infinitesimally small chance earth maintained its orbit around the Sun
That was awesome! :D
and the way Earth survived :) Wow
Now there's a summer block buster! First Warning: Some telescope looks up, and catches planet 9 hurtling past Pluto.
+Chibi Nyra cool
Wow to think humanity may of survived this, we are actually still close to the sun, so it may not be the end
Well, you would get the same gravitational effects if you threw another star the same mass as the Sun at the Solar System. The only thing different would be stellar radiation is absent in the 1 solar mass black hole.
Neutron star collision, or even a black hole merger? Personally, I'd like to see a runaway pulsar take out Jupiter and then sweep through the inner solar system.
I wonder what would happen if the Solar system orbited a red dwarf?? I wonder would it consume everything or would it we fine ??
Okay, I am in love with your channel! You're so interesting, and I love your accent! Keep making cool videos!
Could you make a planet completely out of water or just keep adding water to earth to see how big a water world could get?
I like that he has Eris up there, as for its location, I could disagree.
curious since I had a dream a few years ago of being on a planet that drifted away from its parent star and trekked through deep space only to come to rest in a orbit around a black hole, so I guess my question is can a planet sustain life orbiting a black hole let alone trekking through deep space; therefore, what if a planet were to drift through space and orbit a black hole?
It was a windy today I couldn't breathe so I feel sorry for the aliens that live on Neptune
Jack Jones Aliens dont live in neptune. They live on Mars and Europa and Enceladus silly!
You really didn't know about the goldilocks zone button? Well, your welcome. I love universe sandbox 2 also
you be the kind of Nigga to wake up in the middle of the night out of a dead sleep and yell "what if Jupiter was a star" and fall right back asleep
good job man! keep on with these type of videos! your channel will get bigger and bigger :) // from sweden :D
I love how much you lose yourself whilst watching your videos. Great viewing sir
+durnin101 thanks
I'd like you to take earth, hit it with a small planet, really off center and try to create a Moon that way.
ehe, nothing like a good amount of DESTRUCTION in these videos :D
Your videos are awesome! subbed.
BTW i would like to see two moons collide while still orbiting earth:D
What would happen if u put a lot of Suns around a black whole and most in the Roche limit to see if it makes a galaxy or something?
I wonder what would happen if we had a star just a little bigger than our star just on the outside of our solar system?... I wonder if our planets would move to it, and what planets would end up in the Goldilocks Zone... if any?
So, the more insignificant we are, the better we will treat each other? The way I see it, the more insignificant we are, the worse we will treat each other. If human beings are insignificant, then killing them is no more significant than killing cock roaches.
I love watching ur vids... I've watched ever single one and they have just fuelled my interests in space
Louis Fieldhouse Mission Accomplished 😁
Set up the solar system with all the standard values and then just pluck out the sun and see what happens.
sometimes bad people can do this to you: come in, take your stuff, and leave you with a small "alimony"... good to know the Sun got to keep the Earth. Of course it was stripped of life but it'd regrow. Send it to NASA and Hollywood, they'll make a movie...
I'm still hoping we get to see an attempt to de-orbit the Moon and crash it back down to Earth.
GuyNamedSean have you checked out his first video.?
im so happy that i found your videos... amazing videos
Jakub Závadský Thanks buddy
this is actually terrifying
I just subscribed :) keep doing the video's.
I wonder if you can make Venus livable?
Great channel! Have you thought about introducing a nemesis orbit into the system in a video?
Earth:Warning A Rogue Blackhole Is Coming!!
Sun:Oh No
Rogue Blackhole:mwahaha i will eat u ALL!!
"Could Venus support life if swapped locations with Mars?"
What if... Our sun was a Pulsar or a quasar? great videos
So, guess that's proof we haven't had a black hole gracing by, in the past 5 billion years. Don't suppose it's just about time then? :P
i find it interesting that a one solar mass black hole would be o only 3 km across.
what would happen to us if the moon gained or lost mass?
Like what others have ask before, can we have a binary star system but in the orbit of the Pluto? Would be interesting to see how that would screw up the orbits :D. Think our inner planets would be fine, but the ice giants would be screwed. Wonder if the gas giants would go in a figure 8 orbit between both stars? Make the sun a red dwarf if possible :)
What if the black hole barely grazes the system? Like no closer than Neptune.
How about oblique angles?
What processor & graphics card are you using? Can you also toggle off the Kuiper Belt? That might free up your processor.
+First Cynic interesting and thanks for the tips
What would happen if our Solar System was located 30,000 light years closer to our galactic center?
So in order to survive that we'd have to get off the ground and into shuttles or something? then again gravity would still have an effect to maybe break the shuttle in half if it isn't far enough lol
And that's not counting the fact that we would have no sun and start to freeze, and loose photosynthesis.
You really ought to show this black hole graze the outer orbit of Neptune... not swing in on top of the sun...
I don't get why space should make us feel insignificant? As far as we know the rest of the universe is dead, even if it has insane proportions. Size and the span of time is all relative, but we are the only things in the universe able to sense the universe. Without us the universe wouldn't even know it existed.
haha I looked this up just yesterday bcuz I wanted to see what would happen and couldnt find it. thanks shenanigames
+Serg Chaidez perfect timing
I Declare Shenanigames great minds
When you show "what happens to the solar system," -- in the aftermath - can you please "go in order" from Mercury to Neptune...highlighting each one...instead of panning through them randomly?
+AreaLabMen thanks for the feedback
subscribed.. because you too having interest in universe like me..and your videos are also awesome
Make a solar system with like 20 exoplanets or moons an do a 10,000 year timelapse!
Do they have anything on there to test a cosmic string fragment? or a white hole?
How about a scenario if our Solar system had a Hot Jupiter gas giant close to the Sun, much like 51 Pegasi-b or Wasp 12-b?
Wait a second there m8. after you introduced the black hole, the time dilation would/should have a significant impact. Does the simulator give the experienced time on earth or some kind of constant thing outside of the universe. Because time should go slower for earth and any object that orbits close to the black hole. Though i guess none of it matters, the earth would have no intelligent life. Id say there would be a few random animals at the bottom of the ocean that wouldnt know the difference, but time would go slower for them(relative to us-the outside observer)
+Mr Rishi The Cookie this black hole was only 1 solar mass so I don't think time dilation would have a wide reach but the gravitational impact would be more destructive.
I Declare Shenanigames I completely didn't hear the 1solar mass thing Lol. I then assumed it was a largish black hole. Hence my uninformed comment :P
try to make earth habitable as vy canis majoris as our star
what if instead of the sun, we had a binary pair
YOU PASSED 12K?! YOU WERE LIKE AT 200 A WHILE AGO. Good job though and keep up the great content!
+David Flores thanks
Was the black hole moving or the solar system
Both
You said it and many others have commented about our insignificance. I suppose objectively that could be true , but then quantum mechanics seems to tell us the notion of an objective reality may be bullshit too. Even if sentient life is very common out there with bodies that are small like ours, I don't think common-ness or smallness necessarily equates to insignificance just because the big heavy stuff is so indifferent to us. To beings that think and feel, thoughts and feelings are bigger than just about anything else. That IS significant.
Sometimes people ask if trees falling in the woods make sound if no one is there to hear. Of course, even if a listener is nowhere near the falling tree, we call the band of air wave frequencies between 20 and 20kHz that it would surely produce "sound" regardless. I think a better question is: If a universe never develops observers of any kind, did it even exist? We will never know if there are unknown realities. Think about it.