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Up to 90% of US population will die of starvation, especially urban and suburban. Average food from farms travels 1600 miles before reaching consumers. Only pockets of people who'd survive are rural population who can grow their own food self sufficiently. Or extremely rich people in underground bunkers with 5 years worth of food.
@@구독자500명되면이같은 This isn't really true because they never said anything about how it would effect the transportation system. I think shortages of food are likely but mass starvation not so.
@@arandomzoomer4837 Starvation would happen not because of transportation, but because of not being able to preserve foods; refrigerators are really important!
Dude out it's obvious that you're using the youtube algorithm to spam comment sections for your own gain. We don't want you smacked into our face in every single video. How can you be happy that this is your legacy, oh wait you don't give a shit you just want followers. You're just as bad as those comment-promoters maybe even worse
There is this really cool game called “The Long Dark”, where you have to survive in the northern Canadian wilderness after a geomagnetic storm sapped your plane’s battery. It’s a really fun game but since the geomagnetic storm would be a worldwide event it could be considered a post apocalyptic game. But unlike a lot of post apocalyptic games you get to SEE The apocalypse.
Bro the easter eggs are great. So much respect for these animators- 5:16 Alolan Executor (Pokémon) 7:20 Potatus et Molassus (Over the Garden Wall/ Blasting Company)
Kurzgesagt: "The sun: Smooth and round and peaceful." The description of a thing that is basically a gigantic, many billion year-old, continual explosion in space.
The wonders of scale and distance. What appears as nuclear warfare if you zoom in close enough might not be more than a purulent pimple in "normal" scales. Imaging the unbearable, cataclysmic horror of an aphid colony getting hit by a water droplet. Now tell me: what is this gigantic, many billion year-old, continual explosion in space that we call "sun" compared to Laniakea, if not a single dot of insignificance? Everything is enormous and tiny at the same time. There is no absolute meaning to these notions.
Technically fusion is more close to a implosion that generates ridiculous amounts of energy. So much energy that a thermonuclear bomb, for example, heats the air of the impact area so much it violently expands and effectively explodes, but the bomb itself doesn't. Explosions are most common in chemical reactions, and although stars DO eject mass as well, that happens on the event of a Supernova, or, like the video shows, a Solar Wind (however, the brute of the mass ejected in Solar Winds don't reach us).
Kurzgesagt is always like "Don't ever forget that you are less than nothing in a universe of wonder and you could die in any second. Anyway, we love you, hope you have a nice day ♥️"
I love how most videos make a reference to how fragile humanity is, can't deny that its true, we really are fragile pieces of glass that could break any second. Yet, I love how it always ends with a positive note, either its something that's not in our hands anymore or other human beings are well aware of these events, so that they can be prevented. In the end, the entire universe will one day go into eternal sleep, yet before that I hope we can get to a certain type of civilization and make more discoveries about our beautiful universe before we all part.
The author of the video is extremely naive. Watch the movie "Don't Look Up". Until the US Congress makes a decision, the United States will be stuck in the Stone Age.
@Aurelia I think you forgot about the black death that killed a 1/3 of Europe because of rats and fleas.also it doesn’t take much effort to ruined humanity it just that there are more people who wants peace than violent which is why most countries aren’t at war at each other.
There is like a %12 chance of a big solar flare happening in the next years. And astronomers think it is most likely to happen in 2025 summer. Scientist will have a day or two after they notice the exact time. The best preparation possible is to shut down the main electricity, if you don't want your devices fried shut down all the house electricity and use tin foil to protect devices with batteries like phones, tablets, laptops... if enough people get prepared and gov shuts down the main thing in time we will probably survive it with no worst scenario... Unlike those pessimistic idiots in comments believing no matter what we do we die, with these done we are not doomed...
What they mean by prepared is by continued monitoring, and more importantly to have the energy grid given the upgrades mentioned in the video. Right now our grid does not have such protection, and while it won't send us back 100 years, if said protections are added then we could probably just go one day even and then back to normal
I thought I had a decent general background in this, but your presentation, despite being aimed at a layman, really helped solidify my understanding. It's not easy to make explanations that can be followed by anyone, but also actually hit the mark from the perspective of those with more knowledge. Well done guys :-)
@@Kalleskaviarriddare Not to mention the magnetosphere is continuing to weaken as the poles are getting ready to flip. It's already weakened 10% or more since the Carrington Event and some scientists are saying that as we approach the flip a CME could potentially unlock the Earth's crust causing significantly rapid continental drift and giant tsunamis. While what they are spraying above us, CaCO3 or better nano-particle aluminum oxide, will absorb electromagnetic energy, it's just buying us time. Mother nature is right on time with her 12,000 year cycle. While I don't think humanity will go extinct, I doubt there will be 8 billion people on the planet after this. Finally, if governments around the world knew there was a 90% chance that this would happen in the next two decades do you really think they would tell us? I hope to God none of us ever lives to witness a mass extinction event but sadly they have happened. Be safe. Peace.
I love the fact how the animation gives a super friendly vibe and then you see a bird get crushed and all of his blood is splattered on the floor and then remember, "yeah, this isn't a children's channel"
crimsonstar108 how about we call it a hoax and question the legitimacy of the scientists who proposed such a thing in the first place, then call anyone else who talks about it “fake news”.
@@Duck-vy2ex this guy is one of the reasons why i fell into vtuber hellhole. before that, he's part of the reason why I'm searching obscure seiyuu videos in god knows where.
We just had two large solar storms on March and April 23rd. Auroras visible as far south as Texas and Arizona! I photographed a beautiful red/magenta glow just 30min north of Las Vegas. Thankfully, impacts to the grid were minimal.
@Sinochu I personally think it's difficult to truly compare the pandemic to any solar storm situation, because for the pandemic, dealing with it is very much in all our hands, not solely and specifically in the hands of the healthcare workers. Everyone needs to put on a mask, everyone needs to get vaccinated, everyone needs to practice good hygiene. With the solar storms, only the engineers and power technicians, who are experts and professionals in their fields, will be involved in the whole process, while we as common folk would only be able to sit and wait. Of course people will complain and get riled up over having their power taken away for a significant period of time, but to be frank, if I was in the kind of position to determine what's to be done, I'd mandate that all power companies in my country pull their collective plugs regardless of citizen complaints, and deal with the consequences of a disgruntled populace later. It's for their own good, after all, to prevent a much more dire fate that would no doubt lead to societal collapse.
@@verynormalcactus I mean, we could, it would just involve isolating everyone with the virus and waiting. Like a fire without fuel, it would die out. However, this would be a pretty deadly choice and you would need cooperation with everyone which isn't going to happen.
In fact there was a calendar change where we accidentally zoomed back 8 years, meaning that it was actually supposed to happen in 2020, which probably would have been the end of the world back then.
@@LeBaldo I assume by 'it', you're referring to that news. The 5% was for an X-class event like Carrington, which increasing percentages for smaller events.
There was also an event that year that almost happened that would have caused a mega tsunami event. An asteroid broke apart and was slated to hit a fault line in the sea that was predicted to cause a certain volcanic island to erupt in turn causing a piece of its land mass to fall into the sea in turn causing a larger displacement wave in turn devastating much of the world's economy. Thankfully, the rotation of the earth is actually not fixed. Earthquakes can cause slight changes to the length of a day, extremely slight, but enough to throw off calculations like this such that the fault line wasn't impacted as predicted and the mega tsunami never happened. That being said, volcano is passed due for another eruption. The last time it erupted a Chasm formed oh, but the islands didn't fall into the sea. Next time it erupts it might fall into the sea. Or it might not. We don't really know exactly when that will happen. still, imagine if we got hit with a solar storm this year while all this other stuff is going on and then while people are dealing with a shut down power grid and are unable to receive Communications a mega tsunami wave hits destroying the entire east coast of the United States and the entire west coast of Europe. not saying that's likely, in fact it's extremely unlikely, but it would be a very bad day.
Hee Hoo! You Thought! You little miserable clumps of protein. You thought of something bright and hopeful, Hah! You thought! But NO! Things are bad and you shall not be the third person now. *Perspective changed to _First Person mode_ .
Congress released a report 5 or so years ago on the effects of a EMP attack on the US, which would be similar to the super flare event. In that report they indicated they thought 90% of Americans would die. The video briefly bring up "food on store shelves", but it's much more serious than that. Our entire logistic planning, organization, and distribution is based on electronics. Food and supplies locally are only sufficient to sustain a population for a matter of days. The trucks that transport goods and services would not work. The computer systems that tracked what goods need to go where will not work.
Too bad cameras were very expensive, inaccurate, and takes a long take to take a photo, and printing them out also takes a very long time, requires a lot of resources, and needs to be controlled by skilled workers called "artists"
So many pop culture references on this one! Imma attempt to list them all 02:42 The Snail from Adventure Time 02:46 , 09:30 The house from Disney Pixar’s UP 03:06 Ice Climbers (Nintendo) 03:22 , 06:05 Pokéball + Ash Ketchum's hat at the top left (Pokémon) 05:00 Magnemites floating at bottom left (Pokémon), Rick and Morty "oh man it’s a Scenario 4!" 05:15 Alolan Exeggutor (Pokémon) 06:45 Possible reference to Castle in the sky 07:20 Over the garden wall: "Potatus et molassus" song, Greg’s rock (it’s a rock fact!) 07:26 Nintendo switch: super smash? (Bowser vs Megaman) , Triforce 07:32 Ponyo on the top left display Let me know if I missed anything
@@zoyka2126 Because protestors are literally dozens of nukes going off every second with blinding, hot light that warms objects a huge distance away...
Solar storms are easily manageable with a small extra investment into solar weatherproofing the power grid, which the utilities would be expected to pay for. In other words...
Me toooo✋🏻 Idk how serious is it but i looked up NOAA Geomagnetic Storm Scale and from least to most severe it's g1,g2,g3,g4 and g5. The highest one?! And I read that it came 8 hours ago but it'll persist until at least sunday. "this storm poses a risk for high-voltage transmission lines for power grids, but not the electrical lines typically found in residential homes." Good
"Don't worry, the engineers are prepared for it. Either by turn down the system temporarily or adding more grid to contain the extra energy" Me : "Nice..." Me remember about coronavirus making people work from home Me : "Oh no..."
7:19 Over The Garden Wall reference (the stone and the graffiti on the wall) its not much, but i hope im the first one who spotted that :D I mean its a few seconds but for me who's childhood was that short series and the atmosphere of those good old cartoons is priceless.
@@DreamOfFlying yeah apparently the sun goes through an 11 year cycle where it produces massive solar storms Granted, looking back at my post. I worded that poorly lol
2020 script writers: Hmm, I dunno if we can do this one...Maybe in November, somewhere between the meteor storm and the floodings, I mean the meteors don't take that much time anyways...
You REALLY outdid yourselves with the animation on this one. Those flowing plasma dynamos and the movement of energy along magnetic fields was so smooth. Just beautiful work all around for this vid
Solar storms or hurricanes are exactly what I answered when someone asked me how I think 2020 could get even worse. Easy, the amount of sh*t we have to deal with this year isn't even the tip of the ice berg, compared to what is theoretically possible. Life could be much, much, MUCH worse than that. So, instead of complaining, we should be thankful that 2020 isn't the worst year possible.
7:46 Sun: **ejects a super-high energy storm the size of Jupiter towards Earth, intending to render all of humanity’s technological progress meaningless for years on end** Humans: let’s just turn it off and on again
Me: Kurzgesagt always makes me feel so lovely, warm and toasty after all of his videos. Kurzgesagt: That will be from the super solar flare that is definitely headed your way. Me: I’m not having an existential crisis at all. I can’t help but feel that if the Earth were destroyed, Kurzgesagt would survive to float the vast emptiness of space while announcing scientific and logical discourse over a megaphone into the void.
Great video. For those wondering, the *nearest exoplanet Proxima b* is unlikely to be habitable due to strong flares from the star. Same with *Trappist-1 planets.*
Dont destroy my hope! Isnt Nasa working on some kind of artificial magnetosphere satellite? Couldnt a civilization put them between planet and star (at the lagrange point or whatever its called) even in such unresting star systems?
@@Vol7ar Which in turn reminds us of how extremely conditional life is to begin and to sustain its existence for long. We are very, very lucky to have these conditions.
At 4:59 Kurzesagt makes a Rick and Morty reference when the bird sasy: "Oh man, it's a scenario 4." I absolutely love the little details and easter eggs.
Hello Kurzgesagt! I have never thought that a channel would be so good that I would want to support it, but you guys are something else. Today morning, I didn't even know solar storms were an issue. Now I know a lot more, thanks to the way you pack information in a truly entertaining way! I had no choice but to go myself beyond what is normal of me and support you through your shop. And I get a duck beanie and an egg poster. Amazing! Love your work, keep it up. Love from Portugal.
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Hello
Loving the animations!
2020 finds this video very interesting
hello, i have been watching for over 4 years.....
keep on making awesome vids
:)
Hello :)
I love how Kurzgesagt always makes you feel like the earth is going to be destroyed and then they tell you nah its prob fine
Sounds like something weve heard all before.
@@ljr8819
The media does this all the time.
His channel makes me feel like I'm in science class once again
While media loves to stop before the "nah it's prob fine" part 😆
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2:29 "When these monsters hit us... nothing happens on Earth."
They had us in the first half, not gonna lie
Imagine having a blackout for over 5 years while being quarantined
Up to 90% of US population will die of starvation, especially urban and suburban. Average food from farms travels 1600 miles before reaching consumers. Only pockets of people who'd survive are rural population who can grow their own food self sufficiently. Or extremely rich people in underground bunkers with 5 years worth of food.
구독 안하면 프사 님 미래 아들 - or you know, people would just grow their own food
Jack Rags
Because everyone has a large plot of land where they know how to farm.
@@구독자500명되면이같은 This isn't really true because they never said anything about how it would effect the transportation system. I think shortages of food are likely but mass starvation not so.
@@arandomzoomer4837 Starvation would happen not because of transportation, but because of not being able to preserve foods; refrigerators are really important!
The Northern lights tonight was so beautiful it reminded me of this vid
So true. We were watching them May 11th 2024. They were impressive.
Beautiful and dangerous.. most of the poles are very radioactive...
I love how these videos basically explain how the world is going to end, but he always reassures everyone that we'll be fine... For now at least.
Lol so true
Lol every time!
But he forgets.... right now we’re in the year of 2020
Dude out it's obvious that you're using the youtube algorithm to spam comment sections for your own gain. We don't want you smacked into our face in every single video. How can you be happy that this is your legacy, oh wait you don't give a shit you just want followers. You're just as bad as those comment-promoters maybe even worse
Can u get out of all my comment section
Me: "I'm tired of crisis after crisis! I want to see a little peace for once!"
*Kurzgesagt uploads a doomsday scenario.*
"Alright. But just one more!"
Lol
IKR... he's like you thought Covid-19 was bad, wait until solar hurricane hits us :)
XD
Kurgesagt is in a mission to tell us that literally everything can end our existence
Because it can. Welcome to science!
Kurgesagt is either a doomsday cult or the afterlife's PR department
I love it!!!
The next video: The Year 2020
urge-avatar Where do I sign up?!
Wait, not today Satan!
There is this really cool game called “The Long Dark”, where you have to survive in the northern Canadian wilderness after a geomagnetic storm sapped your plane’s battery. It’s a really fun game but since the geomagnetic storm would be a worldwide event it could be considered a post apocalyptic game. But unlike a lot of post apocalyptic games you get to SEE The apocalypse.
Kurzgesagt in a nutshell: [Deadly thing]: Can this destroy humanity? *happy intro music plays*
Only humans acting like savages as they all have these last week, & a half can destroy humanity as they burn, & destroy everything in their path.
Manuel Tubens i know lol
They can't just change the intro music to match their subject
@@trollsing I know but it's still funny lol
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2020: *Now this seems like a Marvelous idea*
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Well frick
I won't be amazed if this actually happens this year, or maybe war with China who knows.
@@Radzig.Kobyla infiltrate a nuclear silo base and take over the contorls to launch at any nation to cause political turmoil
F
2020 so far : *chaos*
Kurzgesagt : BUT WAIT, THERES MORE
let's just hope the calendar is full enough with garden variety catastrophes that a civilisation ending one simply won't fit
There's always more to freak out about if you're searching for it. Existence ain't a walk in the park, buddy.
8:46
lol you guys acting like 2020 is the worst year in humanity
@@papilambo5578 well, we ARE currently in a pandemic so...
Bro the easter eggs are great. So much respect for these animators-
5:16 Alolan Executor (Pokémon)
7:20 Potatus et Molassus (Over the Garden Wall/ Blasting Company)
3:07 Ice Climbers
6:52 ponyo
house from Up
@@vroman 2:45
Kurzgesagt: "The sun: Smooth and round and peaceful."
The description of a thing that is basically a gigantic, many billion year-old, continual explosion in space.
An explosion that occasionally randomly throws magnetic explosions about.
The sun is just a constant nuclear explosion kept from exploding outward by it's own massive gravity.
The wonders of scale and distance. What appears as nuclear warfare if you zoom in close enough might not be more than a purulent pimple in "normal" scales. Imaging the unbearable, cataclysmic horror of an aphid colony getting hit by a water droplet.
Now tell me: what is this gigantic, many billion year-old, continual explosion in space that we call "sun" compared to Laniakea, if not a single dot of insignificance? Everything is enormous and tiny at the same time. There is no absolute meaning to these notions.
You make the sun seem an eldritch creature
Technically fusion is more close to a implosion that generates ridiculous amounts of energy. So much energy that a thermonuclear bomb, for example, heats the air of the impact area so much it violently expands and effectively explodes, but the bomb itself doesn't.
Explosions are most common in chemical reactions, and although stars DO eject mass as well, that happens on the event of a Supernova, or, like the video shows, a Solar Wind (however, the brute of the mass ejected in Solar Winds don't reach us).
Kurzgesagt is always like
"Don't ever forget that you are less than nothing in a universe of wonder and you could die in any second. Anyway, we love you, hope you have a nice day ♥️"
Yeah
So true, i don't know how to feel, if happy or depressed
Jhony I feel purple
Jhony why not both at the same time
@@someoneinparticular yeah why not?
"We haven't had an event like this in decades"
Earth 2020- "Hold my beer"
I love how most videos make a reference to how fragile humanity is, can't deny that its true, we really are fragile pieces of glass that could break any second. Yet, I love how it always ends with a positive note, either its something that's not in our hands anymore or other human beings are well aware of these events, so that they can be prevented. In the end, the entire universe will one day go into eternal sleep, yet before that I hope we can get to a certain type of civilization and make more discoveries about our beautiful universe before we all part.
The author of the video is extremely naive. Watch the movie "Don't Look Up". Until the US Congress makes a decision, the United States will be stuck in the Stone Age.
Kurzgesagt: “Could Solar Storms Destroy Civilization?”
2020: “Why not”
2020: "Oooh that good, write that down!"
No dude... don't do it!
He didn't mention what happens to the moon during these various major solar events....anyone know?
500 likes lets go
@@psalm1197 probably not much
2012: Prepare for trouble
2020: And make it double
Now all we have to wait on is Meowth.
Miss Seaweed 2028 :0 because that was a 8 year difference between 2012 and 2020
Ok, you're clever😂
Legit the only good 2020 comment I’ve ever seen. Good job!
Maybe Mayans did the math wrong and the world ends 8 years after they predicted
This guy is the only person who can tell us how fragile humanity is and still be optimistic.
@@Somewhat_Gamer stop trying to market yourself
Yes
agreed @somewhat gamer don't do that it ruins it a bit :(
and plus hes made me smarter
@Aurelia I think you forgot about the black death that killed a 1/3 of Europe because of rats and fleas.also it doesn’t take much effort to ruined humanity it just that there are more people who wants peace than violent which is why most countries aren’t at war at each other.
Cannot overstate the deep level of quality this channel delivers with.
One big question: how prepared do we need to be?
There is like a %12 chance of a big solar flare happening in the next years. And astronomers think it is most likely to happen in 2025 summer. Scientist will have a day or two after they notice the exact time. The best preparation possible is to shut down the main electricity, if you don't want your devices fried shut down all the house electricity and use tin foil to protect devices with batteries like phones, tablets, laptops... if enough people get prepared and gov shuts down the main thing in time we will probably survive it with no worst scenario... Unlike those pessimistic idiots in comments believing no matter what we do we die, with these done we are not doomed...
@@theObsessiveBi porfin alguien que entiende
What they mean by prepared is by continued monitoring, and more importantly to have the energy grid given the upgrades mentioned in the video. Right now our grid does not have such protection, and while it won't send us back 100 years, if said protections are added then we could probably just go one day even and then back to normal
@@jamier65551 What do you mean by going back one day? I mean, if one comes, we'll die and then we can fix it or something else?
And a solar storm could physically hurt us to the point of death?
2020: *runs out of ideas*
Kurzgesagt: Coronal Mass Ejection
Me: noooooooOOOOOOOOOOAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
I thought I had a decent general background in this, but your presentation, despite being aimed at a layman, really helped solidify my understanding. It's not easy to make explanations that can be followed by anyone, but also actually hit the mark from the perspective of those with more knowledge. Well done guys :-)
odd flex, but ok
@@FreedomAttacker1 peculiar boast, nevertheless satisfactory
Yeah, that happens to me all the time. Love this channel.
"A decent general background", you mean you watched another video about this before this one?
Antônio Gabriel Zeni Landim wow you’re so intelligent.
2012 solar flare: misses
The Mayan Calendar: *ahhh dammit*
Ahahaha, exactly what I thought! 😆
Off by 8 years
Noice
technically it is the year 2012 rigth now acording to the mayan chalender.
They forgot to carry the 6 or some shit
A wise man once said "the sun is a deadly laser"
not anymore, there's a blanket~~
@@Kalleskaviarriddare that blanket is probably not gonna be enough to survive a CME
@@Kalleskaviarriddare Not to mention the magnetosphere is continuing to weaken as the poles are getting ready to flip. It's already weakened 10% or more since the Carrington Event and some scientists are saying that as we approach the flip a CME could potentially unlock the Earth's crust causing significantly rapid continental drift and giant tsunamis. While what they are spraying above us, CaCO3 or better nano-particle aluminum oxide, will absorb electromagnetic energy, it's just buying us time. Mother nature is right on time with her 12,000 year cycle. While I don't think humanity will go extinct, I doubt there will be 8 billion people on the planet after this. Finally, if governments around the world knew there was a 90% chance that this would happen in the next two decades do you really think they would tell us? I hope to God none of us ever lives to witness a mass extinction event but sadly they have happened. Be safe. Peace.
Literally everyone in 2020: The July trailer looks sick, man.
These so called "2020 iS tHe wOrSt yEaR" is so fu*king
Overused and looks so dumb please stop that shi*
Aflax News why did u censor shit?
I am sorry @Alex but this is just a teaser, the trailer is scheduled for later days. Yk 🙃
Ded
@@aflaxnews5264 On their own, maybe these events are relatively minor but the combination is extraordinary in my opinion.
Kurzgesagt: “Babe, it’s 4 pm! Time for your existential crisis!”
Me: yes honey....
@@whiteoe Yeah. *looks at current state of U.S. government* Relaxing.
@@bryaneberly3588 so true
@@bryaneberly3588 the US government is a lot worse now.
"Could Solar Storms Destroy Civilization?"
Me: "Honestly, at this point I'm up for anything."
Is that twinkle
2020:Write that down
Write that down
2020 is the new 2012 the world willl enddd
"Bring it on"
-Prepper
It's just gonna hibernate civilization for a decade or two and reverse the climate change.
I love the fact how the animation gives a super friendly vibe and then you see a bird get crushed and all of his blood is splattered on the floor and then remember, "yeah, this isn't a children's channel"
Nah my kid loved this channel since he was 5😂
Scientists: "we're going to lose all power for years"
Engineer's solutions: "turn it off and on again"
Politician solution: How about we just ignore the problem and pretend like everything is fine?
Underrated
What, I was looking away for a few seconds and it jumped from 6👍 to 14👍
As a engineer in formation I can say, definitely
crimsonstar108 how about we call it a hoax and question the legitimacy of the scientists who proposed such a thing in the first place, then call anyone else who talks about it “fake news”.
Bill Wurtz: The sun is a deadly laser
Sun: YES
You can make a religion out of this
Kurzgesagt: well yes but actually no
@@orience2225 *no*
@@ooffoo8393 how bout I do anyway
but it flings like c
*"This videos is sponsored by you"*
Awww, that's a way to make people watching this feel special in this hard time xD
dude, you're everywhere. out of the vtuber hell already?
Good seeing you here!
Out of the deep rabbit hole that is VTubers xD
Finally we got out of the vtuber swamps
@@bananawieldingorenji guy without mustache: *Are you challenging me*
@@Duck-vy2ex this guy is one of the reasons why i fell into vtuber hellhole.
before that, he's part of the reason why I'm searching obscure seiyuu videos in god knows where.
Watching this during aurora rn
looks rly nice
2020: WRITE THAT DOWN, WRITE THAT DOWN!
GENIUS
Oh
Charles the French
@@jazbe4028 yeahhh
Oof No lolllll😂
The sun is a real deadly lazer, even with that blanket.
This should have more likes 😔
Underrated :(
True
Lmao why am I still laughing
Bill wurtz is laughing, somewhere
"It's hard to overstate how much we depend on electr...."
And that was the moment my internet connection decided to stop working for a while
My power cut off too
We just had two large solar storms on March and April 23rd. Auroras visible as far south as Texas and Arizona! I photographed a beautiful red/magenta glow just 30min north of Las Vegas.
Thankfully, impacts to the grid were minimal.
2020: “Prepare for trouble!”
The sun: “and make it double!”
Supercreeperking101 nice
Go team rockets
Corona could be meowth.
To protect the Earth from radiation!
nice lol
2020: Solar Sto-
Me: *Don't even think about it*
I've come to the comment session to look for this comment.
Watch 2021 be like noobs, you think 2020 was bad?
@@SDfighter1 So you guys survived that thing... Hello can somebody talk to me... 5045
we still got 6 months left that's plenty of time.
God :mine
Kurzgesagt: could solar storms destroy civilization?
2020: Write that down, write that down!
Bruh, no more
Me behind 2020 bout to erase it:no you dont
125likes in 7mins.
I'll give you one
haha
Stop giving the writers of 2020 ideas for new episodes.
Just noticed at 2:46 you used Mr. Fredrickson’s house and i love that so much
“We won’t know for sure until a big solar hurricane occurs.”
2020: Write that down. *Write that down!*
Well, 2020 is also the year of unfunny overused comments about how bad 2020 is.
@@doctorvladandhisbluejaysd2802
Don’t get salty
CKQsquid; ZSCwoomy But they’re right!
CKQsquid; ZSCwoomy No I’m not, sorry that I’m getting tired of people using the same joke over and over again
@@doctorvladandhisbluejaysd2802 your not alone I am to
'Our engineers know how to deal with these storms' is such a badass thing to be able to say
Just like how our healthcare system knows how to deal with a pandemic.
Unplugging engineers
@Sinochu
I personally think it's difficult to truly compare the pandemic to any solar storm situation, because for the pandemic, dealing with it is very much in all our hands, not solely and specifically in the hands of the healthcare workers. Everyone needs to put on a mask, everyone needs to get vaccinated, everyone needs to practice good hygiene. With the solar storms, only the engineers and power technicians, who are experts and professionals in their fields, will be involved in the whole process, while we as common folk would only be able to sit and wait. Of course people will complain and get riled up over having their power taken away for a significant period of time, but to be frank, if I was in the kind of position to determine what's to be done, I'd mandate that all power companies in my country pull their collective plugs regardless of citizen complaints, and deal with the consequences of a disgruntled populace later. It's for their own good, after all, to prevent a much more dire fate that would no doubt lead to societal collapse.
@@quitlife9279 I wish we could just unplug the virus like the electricity
@@verynormalcactus I mean, we could, it would just involve isolating everyone with the virus and waiting. Like a fire without fuel, it would die out. However, this would be a pretty deadly choice and you would need cooperation with everyone which isn't going to happen.
"A solar hurricane narrowly missed earth in 2012"
Ancient Mayans: Oh come on, we were so close
In fact there was a calendar change where we accidentally zoomed back 8 years, meaning that it was actually supposed to happen in 2020, which probably would have been the end of the world back then.
@@Nebula_o7 Yes one missed us in 2020 as well
Mayans made a mistake writing 2012 when they're supposed to write 2021.
@@holysandwich4075 oh shit
@@holysandwich4075 and the year is almost at December 😑
And here we are today facing a 5% chance of this happening with a sunspot pointed directly at us.
It means a solar flare not a coronal mass ejection
@@LeBaldo I assume by 'it', you're referring to that news. The 5% was for an X-class event like Carrington, which increasing percentages for smaller events.
@@IrishRepoManyou are not very smart on this subject are you
Hopefully it hits California and sends them (and only them) back to the stone age
@@LeBaldo It could be both.
Kurgesagt: "one of those storms almost hit us in 2012"
Me: "I KNEW IT!"
Wasn't that even part of the plot of Assassin's Creed at some point?
Imagine if it happened, the conspiaracists would freak out.
Caiã Wlodarski Field day for the conspiracy theories.
There was also an event that year that almost happened that would have caused a mega tsunami event. An asteroid broke apart and was slated to hit a fault line in the sea that was predicted to cause a certain volcanic island to erupt in turn causing a piece of its land mass to fall into the sea in turn causing a larger displacement wave in turn devastating much of the world's economy.
Thankfully, the rotation of the earth is actually not fixed. Earthquakes can cause slight changes to the length of a day, extremely slight, but enough to throw off calculations like this such that the fault line wasn't impacted as predicted and the mega tsunami never happened.
That being said, volcano is passed due for another eruption. The last time it erupted a Chasm formed oh, but the islands didn't fall into the sea. Next time it erupts it might fall into the sea. Or it might not. We don't really know exactly when that will happen.
still, imagine if we got hit with a solar storm this year while all this other stuff is going on and then while people are dealing with a shut down power grid and are unable to receive Communications a mega tsunami wave hits destroying the entire east coast of the United States and the entire west coast of Europe. not saying that's likely, in fact it's extremely unlikely, but it would be a very bad day.
no, you didn't.
"That let's you have an existential dread in style."
That's why I love this Chanel so much.
Yes, this Chanel has great fashion also.
Chanel N°9, Chanel N°5, well you got 'em both
@@chief4615 I also love this Chanel. I hate this channel tho.
Earth: This sucks, but this year can't get any worse.
The Sun: *BEHOLD MY DEATH WAVES*
Hee Hoo! You Thought! You little miserable clumps of protein. You thought of something bright and hopeful, Hah! You thought! But NO! Things are bad and you shall not be the third person now. *Perspective changed to _First Person mode_ .
The sun is a deadly lazer
scp 001
@@iiro1368 *BEHOLD MY MUTANT WAVES*
BananaManThe 1st not anymore theres a blanket
Congress released a report 5 or so years ago on the effects of a EMP attack on the US, which would be similar to the super flare event. In that report they indicated they thought 90% of Americans would die. The video briefly bring up "food on store shelves", but it's much more serious than that. Our entire logistic planning, organization, and distribution is based on electronics. Food and supplies locally are only sufficient to sustain a population for a matter of days. The trucks that transport goods and services would not work. The computer systems that tracked what goods need to go where will not work.
5:14 just imagine how beautiful polar lights over a carribbean sea must have looked like..
Too bad cameras were very expensive, inaccurate, and takes a long take to take a photo, and printing them out also takes a very long time, requires a lot of resources, and needs to be controlled by skilled workers called "artists"
@Aputsiaq Lennert i think his point was that those icy greenland hills are nothing compared to a carribean beach
GameLex Gaming yes, this is what i meant
"Could Solar Storms Destroy Civilization?"
Nature: write that down!!! write that down!!!
LMFAOOO
@@24flexo57 Hahahaha
Seriously though, I don't think nature needs help
LOL too good
Memento
2020: Oh, our queue for July is currently vacant! So......why not
This is humanity’s final boss we will fight in December.
Don’t jinx it!
You know they're probably right. 😅
Adolf Vlack Jokes aside, I really doubt 2020 is the end of the world.
Is it bad that I'm rooting for the Sun?
fuck no that's our summer
Well boys, get ready this week
So many pop culture references on this one!
Imma attempt to list them all
02:42 The Snail from Adventure Time
02:46 , 09:30 The house from Disney Pixar’s UP
03:06 Ice Climbers (Nintendo)
03:22 , 06:05 Pokéball + Ash Ketchum's hat at the top left (Pokémon)
05:00 Magnemites floating at bottom left (Pokémon), Rick and Morty "oh man it’s a Scenario 4!"
05:15 Alolan Exeggutor (Pokémon)
06:45 Possible reference to Castle in the sky
07:20 Over the garden wall: "Potatus et molassus" song, Greg’s rock (it’s a rock fact!)
07:26 Nintendo switch: super smash? (Bowser vs Megaman) , Triforce
07:32 Ponyo on the top left display
Let me know if I missed anything
I thought i was pretty in-tune with pop culture, but you are hardcore
U r a legend 😮😮
3:25 - "Oh my god, they killed Kenny!"
6:52 Ponyo
the nick cage's movie
"peaceful" is not a term I would ever use to describe the sun...
gay
I thought the sun was peaceful
@@zoyka2126 Because protestors are literally dozens of nukes going off every second with blinding, hot light that warms objects a huge distance away...
Solar storm misses in 2012
2020: Fine, I’ll do it myself.
This year is getting worse by every day
mojamil khan facts
@@Aobtodd Yeah, you say that, yet you don't have the energy to do anything about it?
Me watching this 3 years later when a mass coronal ejection is hitting Australia, where I live.
Lmfao it’s not “hitting Australia”
The world: *is about to end*
Engineers: “Have you tried turning it off and back on again?”
Good one 😂🤣
Very much not wrong in this context 🤣🤣
Lol
iPhone users: have you tried rice?
I literally repeat that 100x a day when I was the admin at my school's computer lab lol
Intro: We might die
Middle: Maybe not
End: Nvm we will only suffer slightly from large ones.
*reason enough to never taunt the sun openly or waggle your finger at it for being naughty*
wahahahah
Solar storms are easily manageable with a small extra investment into solar weatherproofing the power grid, which the utilities would be expected to pay for. In other words...
@@EnaiSiaion so we only get those after these happen, right?
@@groundbird7477 maybe not even then. You see what happened in Texas?
"Oh my god a massive solar flare is heading towards Earth what are we gonna do?!"
"Have you tried turning Earth off and on again?"
Well, you are technically right
@@mureithikivuti the best kind of correctness
@@pluebaw3364 IKR
No, but you can spin around it like Superman and turn time backwards.
This could actually work, if you turn everything off and briefly disconnect the grid, or rapidly install fuses everywhere.
👇 Who else came back to this video after hearing about the huge solar storm hitting us now? 🌞🌍
Me! 😁
I came here because of the G5 alert
Me toooo✋🏻
Idk how serious is it but i looked up NOAA Geomagnetic Storm Scale and from least to most severe it's g1,g2,g3,g4 and g5. The highest one?! And I read that it came 8 hours ago but it'll persist until at least sunday.
"this storm poses a risk for high-voltage transmission lines for power grids, but not the electrical lines typically found in residential homes." Good
2020: That's another one for apocalypse bingo!
"Don't worry, the engineers are prepared for it. Either by turn down the system temporarily or adding more grid to contain the extra energy"
Me : "Nice..."
Me remember about coronavirus making people work from home
Me : "Oh no..."
0/-1 meme
"Repeat of geomagnetic storm of 1859" has been on my "make 2020 worse" Bingo card for a while! ...the Kurzgesagt video feels like it's tempting fate.
Rule number one: don't win genocide bingo.
Wow, am I dreaming? 580 likes!! I am happy😀😀
2012: *almost had a Solar Storm
2020: No no no, let me try
2020 already proved to be closer to what people thought 2012 will be like
We did have one in 2012, it just missed us.
oh god no
copied
June no!
People in 2012: what luck! The solar flare missed us!
2020: let me introduce myself.
Lmao just thinking this
When second wave of coronavirus hits: *cod zombies round starting*
****
**t**
lol
7:19 Over The Garden Wall reference (the stone and the graffiti on the wall)
its not much, but i hope im the first one who spotted that :D
I mean its a few seconds but for me who's childhood was that short series and the atmosphere of those good old cartoons is priceless.
Kurzgesagt : "Coronal Mass Ejection"
Everyone : **Sweats nervously**
are we gonna die?!
well with the way 2020 has been going...
Covid-20(20)
:V
hehe
I’ve got to admit though, learning from Kurzgesagt is literally fun just by its animation and drawing style. Keep it up!
2020: "So anyway, I started blasting."
I got to say this video hits very differently with the massive 11 year event,solar storm. That’s going on.
“Massive 11 year event,solar storm”??? Lmfao
@@DreamOfFlying yeah apparently the sun goes through an 11 year cycle where it produces massive solar storms Granted, looking back at my post. I worded that poorly lol
This just makes me want to build a farm and prepare myself for the inevitable off-grid lifestyle
Well chaz definitely couldnt lmao
Minecraft style
There’s that primate brain at work. Of course, not that I blame you. I have the same primate brain 😂.
اني محمد من الحلة حبيبتي
can we all just appreciate how we're getting this kind of incredible content for free
Edit: Thanks for all the likes!
I very much appreciate much so sir
Fax
Yes
oh i do
It's not free - I have to pay for internet, and electricity bills to watch it. Nothing good is free.
At 4:25
The neon sign spelled out : DIE
cool thanks
Beautiful bo2 reference
@@XMYeks I know right. I like it. It might be eerie to those who never played it tho.
At 2:51 the UP reference
Eggxecutor to the right at 5:15
@@XMYeks bo2?
I didnt expected to live one.... like ever.... And I got Auroras boreales here in México yesterday
Mantengamonos unidos, no perdamos la esperanza
2020 script writers: Hmm, I dunno if we can do this one...Maybe in November, somewhere between the meteor storm and the floodings, I mean the meteors don't take that much time anyways...
Yeah, I think they can. Locusts are happening right now and a massive hurricane season has already been confirmed.
You forgot about the mutating virus resulting in a zombie apocalypse
As if NNN wasnt bad enough already D':
@@Corusame Everyone knows the zombie apocalypse is in December, gotta end with a bang, cmon now...
Remember they still gotta fit in world war 3
humans: we're the most advanced civilization in the universe!
sun: *cough*
Underrated comment
*earth
earth: AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
Humans: on ho da coronavirus!!!!!!!!!! aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
Nicolas Alarcón there are multiple civilizations on earth? you live in the wrong earth man
You REALLY outdid yourselves with the animation on this one. Those flowing plasma dynamos and the movement of energy along magnetic fields was so smooth. Just beautiful work all around for this vid
R Speckles yes! I was totally hypnotized, it made me even more interested in it
Classic Kursgesgat
My brain immediately connected to this vid when I found out about the solar storms 🧠
Saaaaame. I knew they covered it.
Video: smooth, round and peaceful
Me: Wait, is it really Kurzgesagt?
Video: *except*
Me: Yes, it is
yes.
Yas.
No'nt.
i will remember that
This shall become a yes/yas factory xD
Solar storms or hurricanes are exactly what I answered when someone asked me how I think 2020 could get even worse.
Easy, the amount of sh*t we have to deal with this year isn't even the tip of the ice berg, compared to what is theoretically possible. Life could be much, much, MUCH worse than that.
So, instead of complaining, we should be thankful that 2020 isn't the worst year possible.
Thanks John Cena, I can't see you but I hear you.
@@Nbrobst this is the worst yet best pun i have ever seen. hats off to you, sir.
YET...
Dude solar storms are weak compared to most of the stuff space can do. I vote for a magnatar starquake, personally, resulting in us getting cooked.
@@user-lt9ts7rh4y it depend on the sun size it the sun was bigger and more dense those solar storms will be catastrophic and epic
I still can't unhear the Radiance fight music playing at 8:21 because of that meme
_THE SUN IS A DEADLY LAZER_
Earth: 🎵Not anymore there's a blanket!🎵
a good dose of bill wurtz never hurts
_THE SUN IS NOW A DANGEROUS DEADLY LAZER, ADAPTED TO GO THROUGH OUR BLANKET_
@PG Guy Adventures Lol.
LOL I READ THIS SINGING
Thank you for that little bit of serotonin and dopamine.
Humanity: The world will be destroyed in billions of years.
The sun: A century, take it or leave it
God:
Leave it to me!
*switches the places of Earth and the asteroid belt*
humans: we'll take a decade thank you
Electricity Creeper *god doesn’t exist*
Mission failed, we’ll try next time
*Begone*
@@manofgod7622
I was about to rant but I looked at your username.
Let's build a Stellar Engine then.
2020 when it hears about super solar flares:
“Ye I’ll have one of those.”
2020 when it hears about unfunny overused comments about 2020: “yep, I’ll have that too”
Nah its probably more like
2020: *I'll take your entire stock*
Delet e you tube
@@doctorvladandhisbluejaysd2802 WUT
I bought the Space Explorers notebook and some stickers for it, I gotta say, its really cool!
2:51 the house from “UP” nice touch.
YUP
7:46
Sun: **ejects a super-high energy storm the size of Jupiter towards Earth, intending to render all of humanity’s technological progress meaningless for years on end**
Humans: let’s just turn it off and on again
Literally anything that causes your computer to act up: no you can't just turn it off and on again
Humans: Haha Off button go Brrrrrrr
Sun : that’s illegal
Human : no, that’s called adapt improvise
My power supply: *explodes*
Me: *turns it off and on again, and it illegally works again*
The fbi at my door: *"allow us to introduce ourselves"*
Restart go brrrr
"Have you tried turning it off and on again?"
- Every tech support ever -
Me: Kurzgesagt always makes me feel so lovely, warm and toasty after all of his videos.
Kurzgesagt: That will be from the super solar flare that is definitely headed your way.
Me: I’m not having an existential crisis at all.
I can’t help but feel that if the Earth were destroyed, Kurzgesagt would survive to float the vast emptiness of space while announcing scientific and logical discourse over a megaphone into the void.
笑
笑
笑
笑
Oh
Honestly, mood after every Kurzgesagt video.. But as always, brilliantly explained!
2020: *This is where the fun begins*
I wish the universe would just get it over with already and put us out of our misery
@@angrygreek1985 your* misery.
Timetraveler: boy if you thought 2020 was wack...
@Master USN 2022: *You are nothing but a foetus compared to me*
They're really tryna give 2020 more ideas
Kurzgesagt - The "Existential crisis at 3 in the morning"-starter pack
The worst being the gammay ray burst event. Frightening
tbh in 2020 I don't need kurzgesagt for that
@@ludovicmennel4166 Yeah don't watch that false vaccuum video in the middle of the night if you still wanna get some sleep
One wise man said:
“The Sun Is A Deadly Laser”
(Edit): holy crap, how did this get so popular in just one day?
@J7W Shinden me too kid, me too
Not anymore theres a blanket
Throwback 😔😔
Respect
Bill Wurtz...
That video was funny
2:44 I like how kurzgesagt put Up (Up the movie) in the video thinking we wont notice 😂😂😂
So it’s basically a natural EMP...
June’s disaster here we come!
June will be sunshine and rainbows
ME : ah that's another one for apocolipes bigo
Ethonos KJED u ain’t in the US we took a side quest on racism
na it will be saved for September, let us get distracted first!
@31 03 Fiiiiinnnn.
Great video. For those wondering, the *nearest exoplanet Proxima b* is unlikely to be habitable due to strong flares from the star. Same with *Trappist-1 planets.*
It turns out a lot of smaller stars are like that. The Sun seems to be a very unusually calm star.
Vol7ar horray
Dont destroy my hope!
Isnt Nasa working on some kind of artificial magnetosphere satellite? Couldnt a civilization put them between planet and star (at the lagrange point or whatever its called) even in such unresting star systems?
@@Vol7ar Which in turn reminds us of how extremely conditional life is to begin and to sustain its existence for long. We are very, very lucky to have these conditions.
@@duh_googleit and they're powerful BECAUSE they're small (at list if I remember it correctly lol)
2020: What is the best way to destroy humanity?
Kurzgesagt:
no it isn't you have to nuke the poles
Well, so far in 2020 we've had a pandemic, rioting, hurricanes, earthquakes... I'm guessing Yellowstone goes next.
@@gl1500ctv Don't forget killer bees
Governments: Refuse to address energy consumption causing climate change
The Sun: Fine. I'll do it myself.
At 4:59 Kurzesagt makes a Rick and Morty reference when the bird sasy: "Oh man, it's a scenario 4."
I absolutely love the little details and easter eggs.
I didnt catch that nice
So THAT was actually the apocalypse event we would've had in 2012.
holy damn, it looks like the Maya people weren't that wrong
well in the 1500's we lost 8 years due to calendar changes, so this year is technically 2012.
@@alexlubbers1589 Source?
@@SheltonPiresPires165 yeah, their guess on the apocalypse was only 8 years off. not that bad, really.
@@alexlubbers1589 oh no
Hello Kurzgesagt!
I have never thought that a channel would be so good that I would want to support it, but you guys are something else.
Today morning, I didn't even know solar storms were an issue. Now I know a lot more, thanks to the way you pack information in a truly entertaining way!
I had no choice but to go myself beyond what is normal of me and support you through your shop. And I get a duck beanie and an egg poster. Amazing! Love your work, keep it up. Love from Portugal.
All I can do is put this on Twitter. I hope at least 300 more people see.
The simple fact that you are the first major channel to ever like a comment I made on one of their videos says it all! Respect, hope to see more soon.
8:52 I find it rather reassuring actually.