Standing on Martian Moons Phobos and Deimos

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  • Опубліковано 19 жов 2017
  • My Twitter: / dreksler_astral
    Phobos and Deimos are two very small Martian moons, they also have some very interesting surfaces. So what would standing on these small moons be like? Watch the video to find out.
    Intro and outro footage made with Space Engine.
    Music: Clouds by Huma-Huma
    Dreksler Astral
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  • @wassupguy1
    @wassupguy1 6 років тому +676

    You’re reviving my interest in astronomy and space. Thanks, man.

    • @NickGold
      @NickGold 6 років тому +9

      wassupguy1 I've been interested

    • @wassupguy1
      @wassupguy1 6 років тому +17

      Nick Gold that’s awesome man. I’ve been away from this subject for a while I just came back into it, learn a new thing everyday. It’s fascinating.

    • @seino__
      @seino__ 4 роки тому +2

      @@wassupguy1 this is so me lol

    • @batatachibbbez
      @batatachibbbez 4 роки тому +3

      @NyYankees1985 shut up

    • @ouioui2793
      @ouioui2793 3 роки тому +1

      @JC1985 mean

  • @azunkor422
    @azunkor422 6 років тому +1047

    I would be too scared to jump on it

    • @learnpianofastonline
      @learnpianofastonline 6 років тому +84

      Oh no doubt so would I

    • @dekippiesip
      @dekippiesip 6 років тому +282

      Just did a quick calculation, escape velocity is only about 15 km/h! If you aren't carefull you will actually escape from the moon and orbit Mars independently, now that's a terrifying thought.... And probably less because im not even taking Mars gravitation into this while it certainly will be significant because of the small distance to it's surface.
      Let's say you jump one meter on earth, in order to do so you need an initial speed of about Sqrt(2*g*h) ~ Sqrt(20) ~ 4.5 m/s. If you jump with that speed on phobos you reach a height of 13 km before falling back. Just imagine that, simply jumping and going higher than the everest, that is just sick :p

    • @jayteegamble
      @jayteegamble 6 років тому +131

      Well, the escape velocity is 41km/hr (11.39m/s). But yeah, a jump would propel you up so high you could easily see the whole of Phobos and its curvature! And the jump would take 12-30 minutes!

    • @dxb8086
      @dxb8086 5 років тому +77

      _"escape velocity is only about 15 km/h"_
      No, it's not. It's 12 m/s on Phobos and 6 m/s on Deimos. I'm not sure where you've got the 15 km/h from, but it's wrong, and therefor your calculations are as well.
      _"If you aren't carefull you will actually escape from the moon and orbit Mars independently"_
      Wrong again. You wouldn't get anywhere close to escaping either moon. Phobos is out of the question impossible. Deimos MIGHT be possible for the strongest of athletes, if they wouldn't wear a spacesuit, which I guess, isn't a good idea on either moon. So again, no. You can't reach the escape velocity on Phobos or Deimos.
      _"im not even taking Mars gravitation into this while it certainly will be significant because of the small distance to it's surface"_
      That wouldn't affect your jump by any means.

    • @stonno719
      @stonno719 5 років тому +48

      Phobos actually means ‘Fear’ in Greek. So you’re Feared to stand on ‘Phobos’

  • @oiiverepicbiazotocerveira9660
    @oiiverepicbiazotocerveira9660 6 років тому +314

    1000 times less gravity damn I would still be overweight

    • @saikrishnaanem9418
      @saikrishnaanem9418 6 років тому +1

      OIiverEpic Biazoto Cerveira .ol

    • @KanishQQuotes
      @KanishQQuotes 6 років тому +12

      OIiverEpic Biazoto Cerveira
      Perhaps you could consult fat acceptance activists

    • @craigcorson3036
      @craigcorson3036 6 років тому +1

      Nah. Even I would weigh less than three ounces, and I'm a pretty big guy.

    • @carlfazu2731
      @carlfazu2731 5 років тому +7

      Well, to calculate if a person is overweight we use that person's mass and height for the equation. Since your mass stays the same no matter where you are, what you claim is true. If you are overweight on Earth you are also overweight on Deimos.

    • @goldenfish5390
      @goldenfish5390 5 років тому

      Xd

  • @razorintube
    @razorintube 6 років тому +242

    excellent presentation..... it was almost like a virtual tour to phobos and deimos

    • @Baldoxxx4000
      @Baldoxxx4000 6 років тому

      and will be debunked when the first explorers explored these moons

    • @coweatsman
      @coweatsman 5 років тому

      The first explorers will likely be unmanned. Bags of mostly water are too fragile and expensive when unmanned orbiters and landed robo rovers can do everything any human could do, especially with advances in AI.

    • @lovelorn88nick
      @lovelorn88nick 5 років тому

      Just play DooM

  • @IQUnder30
    @IQUnder30 6 років тому +1060

    Man I played Doom before, so I know Phobos and Deimos is just a military base filled with demons from hell.

    • @QuarrellaDeVil
      @QuarrellaDeVil 5 років тому +16

      I was missing Bobby Prince's music here.

    • @aggelosn.6846
      @aggelosn.6846 5 років тому +27

      That justifies its name as Phobos in greek means Fear

    • @svintlike
      @svintlike 5 років тому +11

      same here *_Y E E T_*

    • @TophatMilo
      @TophatMilo 5 років тому +9

      There seems to be -no- intelligent life here

    • @omarsouied999
      @omarsouied999 5 років тому +2

      IQUnder30 ye

  • @moved4251
    @moved4251 6 років тому +101

    imagine if in the future clickbait videos will now be things like "TRYING TO MAKE IT TO NEPTUNE" or "WE GOT TOO CLOSE TO THE SUN"

    • @mindblowndudvedos3682
      @mindblowndudvedos3682 6 років тому +23

      dotcom logan pauls children be like"found a dead astronaut in mars (shocked emoji) not clickbait"

    • @Wm7forthewin
      @Wm7forthewin 4 роки тому

      +Mindblowndud VEDOS logan paul wouldn’t be able to have children because his children would commit suicide just because of there father.

    • @Wm7forthewin
      @Wm7forthewin 4 роки тому

      @Rayz Playz it also works as there -grammar nazi-

    • @theperfectpeanutbutterjell7553
      @theperfectpeanutbutterjell7553 4 роки тому +1

      @@Wm7forthewin just like how you can replace where with were.

    • @joannataylor3089
      @joannataylor3089 4 роки тому +5

      FOUND EYGYPTION ALIENS ON PROXIMA B! (WE WERE NEARLY EATEN!)

  • @solar2000
    @solar2000 6 років тому +295

    Your videos always give me existential crises, because they always remind me how small we are in the universe and how so incredibly lucky we are to have our beautiful planet.

    • @jmorgan87
      @jmorgan87 6 років тому +6

      The Earth is an annex of a grander human institution in the galaxy. Think of the Milky Way as a building, Earth is another new workshop from which humanity develops itself.

    • @KanishQQuotes
      @KanishQQuotes 6 років тому +3

      Bailee Hart
      Show that to the folks who believe that all humanity should be engaged in is praying 5 times a day and that's just about it

    • @jordandennis6794
      @jordandennis6794 6 років тому

      All three of y'all sound like pussies

    • @KanishQQuotes
      @KanishQQuotes 6 років тому +3

      Jordan Dennis
      Thanks tinkerbell

    • @whiterose6186
      @whiterose6186 5 років тому +1

      @@KanishQQuotes what about those who believe in reincarnation, pray to trees, rats and monkeys, just crazy 🤦‍♀️

  • @theq4602
    @theq4602 6 років тому +432

    Phobos=space potato

  • @CactusVRofficial
    @CactusVRofficial Рік тому +4

    Props to the cameraman for going to space just to record this video

  • @Rafaga777
    @Rafaga777 6 років тому +41

    Interesting as always. Beautiful graphics too. Thanks for the upload!

  • @phlash649
    @phlash649 6 років тому +8

    I love your channel so much, you can feel the effort put into the videos. Thanks for the existential crisis man!

  • @kingdave6173
    @kingdave6173 6 років тому +16

    Love your videos Dreksler Astral...Thank you!

  • @lemob182
    @lemob182 6 років тому +18

    This guy's videos are very enjoyable. Always capturing my spacewalking imaginations.

  • @trabbit456able
    @trabbit456able 6 років тому +13

    Keep up the great work I look forward to your videos every week

  • @sojourner.
    @sojourner. 6 років тому +14

    Your videos are great, they always find a way to balance out the existential crisis I get from every other science topic.

  • @starflyer3219
    @starflyer3219 4 роки тому +18

    It would be amazing to see these places in reality. I love Mars so much.

  • @Darkshot_47
    @Darkshot_47 6 років тому +9

    Another great one! Always love these "Standing on xxx" videos! Keep it up :)

  • @unkownfruit010
    @unkownfruit010 6 років тому +100

    Wow, you make the space topic even more interesting than any other youtuber could ever do, I love the fact that you cover all kinds of planets, moons, astroids, galaxies etc...your videos make me feel so much more excited to know what lies in the universe, also could you make a video about Andromeda and it's features? also what if Earth was in a solar system of the Andromeda galaxy? (Just suggestions) anyways you rock! ('∀`) ✌

  • @richalathwal6844
    @richalathwal6844 6 років тому +17

    Waao .. Awesome video 🤗.. you rock Dreksler 👍

  • @jordanrodriguez5191
    @jordanrodriguez5191 6 років тому +9

    Honestly one of your best vids

  • @zeroboxer_
    @zeroboxer_ 6 років тому +193

    Wouldn't you theoratically be able to jump out of its gravitational pull?

    • @mosshivenetwork117
      @mosshivenetwork117 6 років тому +40

      That's what I thought

    • @tommyzhao6600
      @tommyzhao6600 6 років тому +61

      that would be very dangerous for astronauts

    • @maxkho00
      @maxkho00 6 років тому +113

      Well, the escape velocity of Phobos is 41km/h, so, to jump out of it, you would have to push yourself against the ground pretty damn hard. That's like jumping up on Earth and flying over the Big Ben (excluding its protruding antenna thingy [I don't know what you call it]). So, no offence to the astronauts, but I doubt they could manage that. As for Deimos, that would be the equivalent of jumping as high as Buckingham Palace. Again, a pretty tough job for the astronauts.

    • @hqcart1
      @hqcart1 6 років тому +19

      @Max: you forgot that it has no atmosphere, so your calculations are wrong.

    • @maxkho00
      @maxkho00 6 років тому +95

      Actually, this is not the only place where I am wrong. This is a simplification. I am also wrong because the gravitational pull after the astronauts had jumped would be ever-decreasing. Unfortunately, I can't account for either of the errors, so I just left the calculation as it was. That's exactly why I didn't use specific numbers and used famous buildings for insight. Either way, you don't have to be that pedantic - neither air resistance nor the decreasing gravitational pull changes the fact astronauts wouldn't get close to escaping either moon. You have got a fair point, though.

  • @mysticalblitz2611
    @mysticalblitz2611 6 років тому +24

    I love space and learning about it keep doing what your doing coz I love it

    • @troll8963
      @troll8963 6 років тому

      Mystical BlitZ i love space too!

  • @mikefm4
    @mikefm4 4 роки тому +1

    Amazing video. Edited beautifully and the narration is great. Thanks for making a video about seldom talked about moons

  • @EMERTHERofficial
    @EMERTHERofficial 6 років тому +7

    Thank you for sharing this information!

  • @Ayahuasca98
    @Ayahuasca98 4 роки тому +11

    Deimos is my favorite moon in our solar system. It’s interesting due to how small it is.

    • @ejosjek52.87
      @ejosjek52.87 3 роки тому

      Smallest moon in the system

    • @awesomecool2003
      @awesomecool2003 2 роки тому

      @@ejosjek52.87 Nope S/2010 J 2 is the smallest discovered I believe. It’s one of jupiter’s moons but there’s probably plenty of smaller ones we haven’t discovered

    • @ejosjek52.87
      @ejosjek52.87 2 роки тому

      @@awesomecool2003 yea most likely a smaller one around Neptune since so close to kuiper belt

  • @murph6547
    @murph6547 6 років тому +12

    keep your good work man,you are amazing,i love universe,

  • @anilcr8791
    @anilcr8791 6 років тому +9

    Great video, very interesting, you should have 1M subscribers for sure...!

  • @HapNStance
    @HapNStance 6 років тому +10

    Nicely done.

  • @neo-luddismrules
    @neo-luddismrules 3 роки тому +3

    Standing on Deimos: you're on the shores of hell

  • @jimmytalbot8203
    @jimmytalbot8203 6 років тому +10

    Excellent presentation and thank God you didn't mention the "monolith" the UFO nuts go on about. Subbed.

  • @evilkidm93b
    @evilkidm93b 6 років тому +1

    Very nice video, it was really fun. I felt like I was actually visiting the moons, thanks!

  • @aleksandrapetrovic774
    @aleksandrapetrovic774 6 років тому +1

    Super su ti klipovi! Obozavam teme o svemiru I uvek sam se pitala kako bi bilo istrazivati nove planete I satelite.... samo napred!

  • @MFahrulRozi
    @MFahrulRozi 4 роки тому +4

    I'm loving these animations

  • @JcDizon
    @JcDizon 6 років тому +23

    The setting in the game called Doom which was created in 1993 takes place on these two moons. But they are portrayed as having Earth-like gravity and both moons are even portrayed as having mountains.

    • @jmsessn
      @jmsessn 6 років тому

      Jc Dizon yeah one had a red atmosphere and the other had grey. the settings were instances of an alternate dimension i guess. i might be wrong though.

    • @JcDizon
      @JcDizon 6 років тому +5

      Jmsessn
      Phobos is still in our dimension but it has white Earth-like sky for some reason but Deimos has red sky because it was teleported into hell's dimension. Also, the shape of Deimos doesn't look asteroid-like anymore, it looks more like a floating continent, floating above hell.

    • @jmsessn
      @jmsessn 6 років тому +2

      Jc Dizon ahh ok thank you for the info 😊

    • @erikagehr8273
      @erikagehr8273 6 років тому +1

      Ehh, in Doom you run pretty damn fast even for Earth and it's almost like gliding along the surface, but yeah it is an innacurate representation but it was '93, we didn't know much about the moons back them

    • @JcDizon
      @JcDizon 6 років тому +2

      Erika Gehr
      Yeah that's true but if Doom had a more realistic gravity, it could ruin the gameplay. I read somewhere that Doom was originally intended to be set on a fictional planet called Tei Tenga but one of the people who was the original story teller named Tom Hall got fired, they changed it to Phobos and Deimos.

  • @scottcupp8129
    @scottcupp8129 4 роки тому +1

    Great video. VERY interesting and thought captivating. Thank you!!

  • @divydubey17
    @divydubey17 6 років тому +1

    Please don't stop uploading videos, man. This much quality content will surely get you a million subscribers soon.

  • @familiarr_Strangerr
    @familiarr_Strangerr 6 років тому +14

    hey interesting video once again!

  • @BensLab
    @BensLab 6 років тому +13

    Another good video. You put this one together well. Phobos is very interesting..A mission being planned by JAXA; the Japanese space agency will explore Phobos to determine if it is a captured asteroid or formed from Mars itself. The answers could lead to insights about the early solar system.

  • @martindedeugd4065
    @martindedeugd4065 4 роки тому

    wonderfull series. I learn so much. Thank you & respect!

  • @kcirrednosrednad3596
    @kcirrednosrednad3596 5 років тому

    Yep. I like your commentaries on space. Great job done.

  • @DarthCookieKS
    @DarthCookieKS 6 років тому +8

    Thank you for the beautiful gráfic it make me feel like I'm on the planet and moon :)

  • @iwantmykidssusan4941
    @iwantmykidssusan4941 4 роки тому +29

    But imagine someone born and living on Mars for years and then being like
    “Earthlings went to their moon... I guess I’ll go to mine”

    • @Wm7forthewin
      @Wm7forthewin 4 роки тому

      ya

    • @LordSalazarsRevenge
      @LordSalazarsRevenge 5 місяців тому

      Assuming Deimos hasn't escaped yet, and Phobos hasn't gotten close enough to crash onto the surface or have tidal forces shred it apart into a beautiful set of rings like Saturn

  • @marcusjones7320
    @marcusjones7320 6 років тому

    You work and knowledge always on point!!

  • @theinnerpalacemind3825
    @theinnerpalacemind3825 4 роки тому

    I liked this video a lot!!! Very unique and to me revealing! Great job!!!

  • @MSantrum
    @MSantrum 6 років тому +11

    I like you videos a lot, since they're very atmospheric, a bit eerie and mind bending. But most of them are about how much you would weigh on planet/moon X, how amazing would it be to stand on planet/moon Y's surface while looking at whatever object Z and what's the atmosphere composition of etc... Why don't you make some videos about the rest of the galaxy or the cosmos itself and other galaxy clusters?

  • @Turrican60
    @Turrican60 6 років тому +10

    Very inspiring videos indeed. Your commentary is not only informative, but your tone of voice and choice of words makes us feel as if we're being accompanied by a friend. Keep up the good work. One suggestion: What would we see hitching a ride on Halley's Comet?

  • @YohaneTheNesoberi
    @YohaneTheNesoberi 6 років тому

    I rewatch these videos all the time. I wish you would upload everyday. Please keep the astrology vids coming. Props from America ✌🏻

  • @official.rajarshidutta
    @official.rajarshidutta 5 років тому

    Just love your videos dude.

  • @manw3bttcks
    @manw3bttcks 2 роки тому +4

    Didn't mention one of the most interesting facts about Phobos, it's the only moon in the solar system that orbits its planet with a period shorter than the planet's day. Phobos would rise in the west and set in the east. This also means that Phobos's orbit shrinks by 2 meters ever century. It's predicted to break up into a ring due to tidal forces in about 40 to 50 million years with some rubble falling onto the planet

  • @marshartdegen
    @marshartdegen 6 років тому +14

    So small, even the big spaceship get closer with them, can make they're orbit changes -_- or use gravity of spaceship to pull phobos up. Lol
    I also wanna make a strong gravity to make moon stop getting away from earth. Lol

  • @DD-ws8jc
    @DD-ws8jc 5 років тому

    Yup, love your videos. Subscribed!

  • @gentikosumi
    @gentikosumi 6 років тому

    Great videos on whatever you do whatever you do I always love your vids

  • @marcelloberry6829
    @marcelloberry6829 3 роки тому +3

    I’m pretty sure that if you jumped on these you just wouldn’t come down

  • @minzsocute
    @minzsocute 5 років тому +4

    Extreme Demon Phobos :))

    • @goktug5722
      @goktug5722 5 років тому +2

      Deimos too xD it got rated

    • @dr4876
      @dr4876 5 років тому +1

      Found the GD Player

  • @dododimitrov9657
    @dododimitrov9657 5 років тому

    ty for the music,it sounds amazing

  • @HadiLovesToRock
    @HadiLovesToRock 2 роки тому

    Awesome video. Thank you!

  • @pomeranianproductions647
    @pomeranianproductions647 6 років тому +21

    What if ur standing on Olympus mons

    • @oceanix91
      @oceanix91 5 років тому +5

      You would be standing on Olympus Mons.

    • @budmeister
      @budmeister 4 роки тому +5

      @@eyecomeinpeace2707 Actually no, since the volcano is so wide, the bottom of it would be beyond the horizon.

    • @eyecomeinpeace2707
      @eyecomeinpeace2707 4 роки тому

      @@budmeister ...thanx : )

  • @thatkeepskillingyouintitan64
    @thatkeepskillingyouintitan64 6 років тому +13

    We have 2 moons now
    Luna and that asteroid earth captured

    • @Caesar.X
      @Caesar.X 5 років тому

      What is its name?

    • @xavierlauzac5922
      @xavierlauzac5922 5 років тому +3

      We only have one moon.

    • @Caesar.X
      @Caesar.X 5 років тому +2

      @@xavierlauzac5922
      i have checked for this and there is an asteroid that orbits the sun in an orbit close to earth, it looks like if its orbiting the earth due to its closeness to earth
      its name is cruithne btw

    • @zaltmanbleroze
      @zaltmanbleroze 4 роки тому +1

      @@Caesar.X oh i thought its name was covfefe.

    • @Wm7forthewin
      @Wm7forthewin 4 роки тому

      technically we have a lot of moons, but they all escape the earths orbit after a few years. So we still have 1 moon that’s almost permanent.

  • @eyecomeinpeace2707
    @eyecomeinpeace2707 4 роки тому

    Very informative. Thank you.

  • @jennifermichellemasterson4565
    @jennifermichellemasterson4565 5 років тому +1

    hey, good video. you did well on this one, so I am going to watch some other of your videos! it would
    be greatt o send a manned mission to Mars and have them come back with some samples for folks
    to see and handle.

  • @FreeBird-ws2ye
    @FreeBird-ws2ye 6 років тому +13

    It'd like Doom

  • @stefantheconqueror8710
    @stefantheconqueror8710 6 років тому +4

    If you jump on it would you float away?

    • @natesturm448
      @natesturm448 6 років тому +3

      Technically, yes but no at the same time. It's the same question to "Bear" in the movie "Armageddon".
      - "If I were to kick you in the balls, and you don't know how to work them . . . what happens to you?" [Speaking of downward thruster use on spacesuits to help keep the astronauts on the ground]
      - "I'd float away"?
      The movie is speaking of an asteroid but that's a fairly close representation of Mars' moons. Yeah it's just a movie, but that one scene is fairly scientifically correct.
      Now as for problems going against you? Without an effective counter force such as higher weights your legs just couldn't generate full power to launch yourself, and on top of that jumping in a spacesuit suited to such extreme space travel probably wouldn't be easy at all. No spacesuit at all? Probably could do it but you'll be grasped by Mars' gravity the moment you leave one of the moons' gravity. So technically you couldn't "float away" as you'll more or less be falling either back onto the moon or straight to Mars.

    • @Moonie95
      @Moonie95 5 років тому

      Nate Sturm Thank you for your answer. Very interesting

  • @coldairballoon1395
    @coldairballoon1395 6 років тому

    very very interesting and informative, love it. Keep it going :))

  • @metalpsyche82
    @metalpsyche82 4 роки тому

    awesome video with an awesome score

  • @Persac7
    @Persac7 6 років тому +5

    Keep up the good work

  • @mexicanakinskywalker6762
    @mexicanakinskywalker6762 6 років тому +10

    Tick

  • @CGethins
    @CGethins 6 років тому

    This is a good video keep up the good work! You really do deserve over 1m or 100k subscribers (:

  • @livinginvancouverbc2247
    @livinginvancouverbc2247 6 років тому

    Excellent video. I was thinking exactly these thoughts while I was recently watching 'The Martian' and Phobos could be seen in the sky.

  • @RonyTomo420
    @RonyTomo420 4 роки тому +5

    There’s an obelisk on the moon of mars and it’s sending a transmission

  • @mosshivenetwork117
    @mosshivenetwork117 6 років тому +325

    Standing on Mars' 2 moons would be difficult considering that they're just asteroids.

    • @ml3487
      @ml3487 6 років тому +41

      And we haven't landed technology on Asteroids before?

    • @MSantrum
      @MSantrum 6 років тому +8

      You could stand on football field sized object if it had enough mass hence gravity...

    • @GreenSteedaGT
      @GreenSteedaGT 6 років тому +3

      Malcolm Abram Awww, did you get triggered? Fuck off.

    • @annoyed707
      @annoyed707 6 років тому +8

      You would almost be holding on more than standing. Don't flex your toes unless you want to hang there for a long time.

    • @annoyed707
      @annoyed707 6 років тому

      You would seem to be moving backward on Phobos, would it not? Mars takes longer to rotate once than Phobos takes to revolve around Mars.

  • @smflatt
    @smflatt Рік тому

    I like the way these presentations are put together. The imperial and metric systems are both displayed in all the measurements. I enjoy not having to convert in my head! Very interesting videos! (I'm a new subscriber.)

    • @smflatt
      @smflatt 3 місяці тому

      @@oilersridersbluejaysIf you will read my statement again you'll see that I plainly stated that I don't have to do the conversion. I’m quite capable of doing so. I simply enjoy seeing both systems being posted at the same time.

  • @kiheirc3195
    @kiheirc3195 5 років тому

    I sure enjoy your videos thank you so much

  • @wtfisgoingon337
    @wtfisgoingon337 6 років тому +14

    Waste the time going there. Nevada's closer

  • @jorgenitales412
    @jorgenitales412 6 років тому +20

    what would happen if those 2 moons drifted torwards mars and hit the planet?.

    • @EvilSnips
      @EvilSnips 6 років тому +2

      Yessss

    • @azunkor422
      @azunkor422 6 років тому +23

      Jorge Nitales Phobos will. The explosion would be even greater than the meteorite that wiped out the dinosaurs

    • @monterrang1
      @monterrang1 6 років тому +16

      welp phobos IS drifting to mars , and scentist think in 30 millions year it might become a very thin ring due to roche effect on phobos but that's it

    • @hqcart1
      @hqcart1 6 років тому +12

      then life will comeback again to mars, since all under surface water will evaporate creating clouds!

    • @sorentheg
      @sorentheg 6 років тому

      It technically depends on what rate they are drifting towards mars.

  • @trijizvy
    @trijizvy 3 роки тому

    I love this video very much!

  • @mikioni
    @mikioni 5 років тому

    Excellent video .

  • @tony.2902
    @tony.2902 6 років тому +51

    The music is soooo sad.

    • @andrewpolitano
      @andrewpolitano 6 років тому +7

      Supreme Biscuit eternally repeating sadness that’s honestly a bit too loud

    • @zonzeven
      @zonzeven 5 років тому +4

      This video would be better without the 'music'.

    • @oceanix91
      @oceanix91 5 років тому +1

      The music is what you hear when you find out tomorrow is not the last day of school

    • @rr7firefly
      @rr7firefly 4 роки тому

      and relentless...

    • @Skjeggspir
      @Skjeggspir 24 дні тому

      @@andrewpolitanowhat is the music piece called?

  • @Korgon2013
    @Korgon2013 2 роки тому +3

    Watch out for the Imps….

    • @denifnaf5874
      @denifnaf5874 7 днів тому

      And the pinkies
      And theres some anomally on phobos... probably not a problem... probably...

  • @joriss69420
    @joriss69420 6 років тому

    Nice job! You made my day!

  • @carmcam1
    @carmcam1 3 роки тому +2

    4:14 - 4:29 made me dizzy but i cannot look away because it looks so amazing. It feels like i'm there rotating around Mars.

  • @PotatoMan007
    @PotatoMan007 6 років тому +6

    Notice me Astropai

  • @Infiniteredshift
    @Infiniteredshift 6 років тому +6

    I love this mans accent

  • @mubx4323
    @mubx4323 6 років тому

    you are explaining it very peacefully!

  • @learnpianofastonline
    @learnpianofastonline 4 роки тому

    Very haunting and enjoyable video

  • @wesleysceilingfanjoint5255
    @wesleysceilingfanjoint5255 6 років тому +13

    Did you know the Earth actually has two moons the second one is ho-2016 I do not want any means things that people say to me

    • @wesleysceilingfanjoint5255
      @wesleysceilingfanjoint5255 6 років тому +1

      Good point

    • @bernardpolicarpio651
      @bernardpolicarpio651 5 років тому

      Cant find any flat earthers here. Pls help

    • @vibin4092
      @vibin4092 5 років тому

      That object is so small (Like 40 meters diameter I think) that if it were removed it wouldn't do much to the Earth' s orbit

  • @freezingdefender5540
    @freezingdefender5540 6 років тому +4

    Does these even effect mars

    • @billypeas9516
      @billypeas9516 6 років тому +2

      The tidal forces are basically zero but Phobos is drifting towards Mars so it may hit it or turn into a ring in 30 million years. If Phobos does hit Mars, then it would have an impact greater than the force that killed the dinosaurs. Deimos is slowly drifting away from Mars, so one day Mars won't have any moons.

  • @user-ko5nt4ym2l
    @user-ko5nt4ym2l 5 років тому

    This is Truly Amazing!

  • @mehmet648_2
    @mehmet648_2 6 років тому +1

    Your videos are the best videos ever :)

  • @jonathanharris2090
    @jonathanharris2090 6 років тому +3

    You would be standing on a dead rock looking down at a big dead rock mars.

  • @Ribbean
    @Ribbean 6 років тому +4

    *NOR AMERICA*

  • @ismytableready4872
    @ismytableready4872 6 років тому +1

    Nice video I love it!!

  • @alphashaitan65
    @alphashaitan65 3 роки тому +2

    There are moon bases are already colonized, but have been overrun with insane shotgun wielding zombies, imps, cacodaemons, hell knights, and plenty of pain elementals.

    • @denifnaf5874
      @denifnaf5874 7 днів тому

      Hellknights appear in doom 2
      I forgive you for confusing them with the barons of hell
      They are simular...

  • @jaisys9978
    @jaisys9978 6 років тому +3

    Geometry Dash

  • @gabrielgonzales5907
    @gabrielgonzales5907 6 років тому

    Fascinating videos!!!

  • @dudemcdude5586
    @dudemcdude5586 6 років тому +1

    Great video

  • @BlkAuDiS401
    @BlkAuDiS401 6 років тому +1

    Thank you for putting in miles

  • @thaulos4915
    @thaulos4915 5 років тому +2

    im surprised no mention of the famous Phobos Monolith

  • @mustthopasultanovachalih2843
    @mustthopasultanovachalih2843 4 роки тому

    Excellent

  • @NostalgiaCatholic
    @NostalgiaCatholic 5 років тому +2

    On Phobos, if you jumped straight up, you would eventually return to it, perhaps after some many hours of floating above it. On Deimos you could literally jump past its escape velocity if not careful and never return to it at all.

    • @dxb8086
      @dxb8086 5 років тому +2

      _" On Deimos you could literally jump past its escape velocity if not careful and never return to it at all."_
      No. The escape velocity on Phobos is 12 m/s and 6 m/s on Deimos. You wouldn't get anywhere close to escaping either moon. Phobos is out of the question impossible. High jumpers can leave the ground at 4.2 meters per second with a run up - on Earth.
      High Jump Run-Up - nearly enough. And you might think you could leave the ground more quickly in low gravity. But you wouldn't get much of a run up in the low Deimos gravity. Especially in a spacesuit. You'd leave the ground first. And a standing jump would much more harder.
      You can't reach the escape velocity on Phobos or Deimos and therefor you would fall back eventually.
      Even though it would be a very high and long jump. Assuming that the surface would be firm enough to allow such a jump, the height attainable would be 1721 times higher than on Earth, (so let's say a couple km, max.) much smaller than the satellite's diameter of course, so obviously well short of the escape velocity. However, let's hope the astronaut brought some lunch with him, because it will take several days to come back on the ground. A scary thing to imagine, if you ask me.

    • @jonahjerryson4913
      @jonahjerryson4913 6 місяців тому

      ​@@dxb8086More important than lunch would be a jetpack suit, as that would allow him to go back down, i would be too scared to see Mars behind me and would be terrified that it would pull me to it.

  • @castlecan
    @castlecan 5 років тому

    Interesting.Thank you.