The air pressure on Venus is equal to the ocean at a depth of 3,000 feet. Your best speed in that thick atmosphere would be 1 or 2 miles an hour and you'd be more swimming than walking.
@@donkashaveli you're correct. And in fact, that kind of pressure would even crush a nuclear submarine down to a compact size. And that pressure is also what crushed Venera 3 on it's way to the planet's surface.
The atmosphere on Venus is extremely thick, and would be like running in water, that, and the fact that lead is a liquid there, would tend to slow you down somewhat.
Yes, but I think the surface pressure on Venus is equal to the pressure of sea water, a mile below the surface of the oceans on Earth. You would need to be in a submarine with that amount of pressure. On Venus, the pressure, plus the heat and the sulfuric acid might destroy the submarine.
You forgot to mention that the atmosphere of venus is ×94 more dense than earth's so you would be crushed instantly. If you were somehow immune to this it would still feel like running through water
You wouldn’t be able to walk better yet run on Venus because the pressure of the atmosphere will crush you that’s why it’s so hard to send probes there
Well despite weight, gravity helps you run. One thing you can count on is that human legs can evolve to make you much stronger for you to stand walk and run. So In A planet like Jupiter your legs can evolve and you will be able to stand walk and run better on the huge planet. If you were on the moon,you would be more like leaping than running. So if you can leap high enough on Jupiter (with evolved legs) then you might be able to run faster on Jupiter than on Earth.
5:13 nope. You are wrong, even walking at normal speed would be very difficult on Jupiter. In fact, if we apply the energy that we use to walk then the result would be crawling in Jupiter.
There’s actual debate that Saturn and Jupiter actually do have some core of some kind. Otherwise there’d be nothing holding their spherical density to them
What would happen if Jupiter was a dwarf star from the beginning? How would it affect the solar system and would Europa, Ceres, Ganymede, Lo and Calisto be habitable even if it was held stable with magic? I have to know this for a fanfic i am working on.
Universe Sandbox 2 may answer your question, but as an astronomer, I think that the solar system is going to fall apart and thrown all over the place; as a result, life on Earth wouldn't exist, and if it did, life would end.
Fun trying to imagine being there. Just a small observation with the mention of Uranus Summer. Uranus rotates on it's side at about 97.7° . So each of the 4 seasons would last 21 Earth years so 84 Earth years = I Year on Uranus. The Poles seeing daylight for 42 years each yet rotates every 17 hours. Unlike Earth with the Sun overhead.
Speed of running is not so much due to gravity, but how quickly one can get each foot on the ground with quality traction and power. On a low gravity surface this would be very hard to do.
@@mohamadjoda676 it is possible you just need to move at the speed of light because if you go at the speed of light you'll end up on the moon and all it takes is like less than 0.4 seconds to get off the Earth and into space and one second you'll be on the moon and considering the atmospheric pressure there is no way
I have an honest question. If we’ve never been to any of these planets, and have only viewed them from a telescope, how do we know what things are made of inside the planet?
@@jayreedmoore5831 interesting. So how does a drone like get to the center of Jupiter or Saturn or Uranus while not breaking or receiving a bad signal due to the so called crazy weather conditions and chemicals that these planets are made of. Like how does a drone survive liquid ice, 0 gravity, 400mph storms etc. it’s mind boggling to me that we have that type of technology but can’t create a car that can go past 100k miles without having mechanical issues :)
@@robertmatos4553 Because it's all speculation designed to make people who don't know any better think that these guys know what they're talking about when they clearly don't lol.
@@robertmatos4553 There are no drones that get to the center of the planets. We're not even close to have this kind of technology. The probes get crushed way before they can get deep into the atmosphere. The only lightsource available would be lightning bolts that come from storm clouds, so I believe that's not much to be seen in visible light. IIRC Jupiter's probe dived about 80km inside the atmosphere before being crushed by amospheric pressure. These probes rely heavily on radar and spectroscopy to know which elements are present in the amosphere, it's layers, etc. Then scientists make a model of how the interior of these planets must be, based on the available data and our understanding of physics. As technology advances, and we get more data, these models get more accurate. That's how we know a bit of how the interior of these planets are even though we've never (directly) seen their interior.
No book ever showed Venus "bluish". It's generally shown brown. Plus, let alone walking on Venus. After you land on this planet, you'll be as well cooked as a thanksgiving turkey.
All pressure issues aside, you couldn't run faster in 90% or so earth or lower gravity, because you'd jump with every step and sort of float. Earth is perfectly suited for our top speed. You could jump higher and lift more weight, but we need earth's perfect gravity for maximum forwad push with our legs combined with enough gravity to keep our legs grounded and being able to generate that push at a fast rate. Earth is the only place we've evovled to run so it would make sense.
About running on planet Venus. You have forgoten that the atmosphere is around 90-93times thicker than Earths! That is vindresistence! Plus Venus is not that clearly vulcanic active!
7 year old me would've thought every planet except earth would have moon gravity
Ikr
7 year old me can go 32mph
@@kellyduffy6725 also don't lie darlin
I'm a kid what 7y
@@kellyduffy6725 CAP THAT IMPOSSIBLE
If you could hypothetically run on the "surface" of Neptune and take advantage of it's tail winds, you can reach speeds of up to 1500 mph lol
Neptune has no surface
@@arslaanpasha3334 "surface"
Well you have to wear a space suit
Which means you would probably go a little slower
@@arslaanpasha3334he said hypothetically. Read the comment properly.
In a way, the Speed Force was discovered
The Astronaut in this video is a trooper 🥺
The air pressure on Venus is equal to the ocean at a depth of 3,000 feet. Your best speed in that thick atmosphere would be 1 or 2 miles an hour and you'd be more swimming than walking.
You will be crush
@@donkashaveli you're correct. And in fact, that kind of pressure would even crush a nuclear submarine down to a compact size. And that pressure is also what crushed Venera 3 on it's way to the planet's surface.
I think he ignored the air resistance and pressure
The atmosphere on Venus is extremely thick, and would be like running in water, that, and the fact that lead is a liquid there, would tend to slow you down somewhat.
YOU DIDN'T HAVE TO CUT ME OFF!
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Yes, but I think the surface pressure on Venus is equal to the pressure of sea water, a mile below the surface of the oceans on Earth. You would need to be in a submarine with that amount of pressure. On Venus, the pressure, plus the heat and the sulfuric acid might destroy the submarine.
I love the animation on Usain Bolt :)
7 Year old me:
“Mom I wanna go to moon”
My mom:
“Why?”
“Because I wanna moon walk”
My mom:
*Doesn’t even know the popular moon walk*
💀
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@mohamadjoda676 Lol
😅😅😅😅😅
😂😂😂😂😂
props to the man that survive in the planet and the cameraman
That's pretty fascinating!
Is anyone gonna mention how this dude runs like captain Jack Sparrow lol ?
Respect to the cameraman and the astronaut for filming this video
Yes
Cap
Skibidi dub dub dub yes yes yes
@@America1776-robloxskibidi dabudu deep deep (yes)
I love this joke, man!! 😂😂😂
Cool video, made me smile 😊
Thanks for pronouncing Uranus correctly
I am your biggest fan and you’re number one fan
Mate, a human wouldn't even be able to stand on Venus, let alone run. 😢
The space suit would protect you
You forgot to mention that the atmosphere of venus is ×94 more dense than earth's so you would be crushed instantly. If you were somehow immune to this it would still feel like running through water
YOU DIDN'T HAVE TO CUT ME OFF!!!
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*super spacesuit
If you were somehow immune to this it would be like running through water 900 meters below sea level****
you dont get crushed underwater, youre made of water.
On Mars, the air pressure is less than 1% of Earth's at sea level. If you were caught in a dust storm, you wouldn't be effected by it very much.
I know that Pluto's not a planet but still at what speed you could run on that dwarf planet.
They don't account for the fact that on Venus the thick atmosphere would make running difficult, like running in the ocean a kilometer down.
It would like running at the bottom of a swimming pool.
You wouldn’t be able to walk better yet run on Venus because the pressure of the atmosphere will crush you that’s why it’s so hard to send probes there
@@malcolmabram2957 if the swimming pool were 900 meters below sea level.
Very informative
Congratulation you finally have 3D animation I'm tired of those 2D animations
Honestly, Neptune is close to having a surface but it will be cool to run there
I watched is video becuase I love space
mars actually seems like a pretty chill planet
LITERALLY-
5:00 I could stand in Jupiter's gravity, but if I sat down, I wouldn't be able to get back up!
That's because you can only jump 0.6ft on Jupiter
I’m so glad I watched this I need to know this bc I’m becoming an astronomer lol 😅
All the best
Ikr and thx for the likes!
Elizabeth Cordero welcome, it's the kind of occupation that's out of this world 😀
@@noyb12345 what do you mean out of this world?
@@elizabethcordero4514 do I really need to explain this lol
0:00 - Hi BS. 👋 8:41 - 856th like from me. 👍 Cheers.
I liked the sun most, finished the run as a fried hamburger 😂
Pluto might be a dwarf planet, but that should be included. I'm sure we'd like to know how fast we could run if we were on Pluto too
Well despite weight, gravity helps you run. One thing you can count on is that human legs can evolve to make you much stronger for you to stand walk and run. So In A planet like Jupiter your legs can evolve and you will be able to stand walk and run better on the huge planet. If you were on the moon,you would be more like leaping than running. So if you can leap high enough on Jupiter (with evolved legs) then you might be able to run faster on Jupiter than on Earth.
Pluto is my favorit planet stil. No matter what anyone says.
5:13 nope. You are wrong, even walking at normal speed would be very difficult on Jupiter. In fact, if we apply the energy that we use to walk then the result would be crawling in Jupiter.
Actually the atmosphere on Venus is so thick you would have a hard time moving. Even a wind of 3mph would knock you down
In 1 month, Venus will pass behind the Sun for superior conjunction. It will become an evening star in early 2023 and will be best seen on April 2023.
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That’s a cap right there. 🧢
Intresting... 😮
I like how I ran on Pluto
I wonder if bright side have ever went to the moon
The answer is no
Wow, Jupiter is a scary planet, i bet i would have the most fun to run on Mercury!
Big fan
Gonna question the Venus assessment; Wouldn’t the dense atmosphere inhibit speed, as well?
The reason astronauts are slow on the moon is because their suit is heavy and very hard to adjust.
Idk
Shoutout to the person who was taking vidz of the guy on different planets 😂😂
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0:20 why is he running like that.
2:47 Venus imagine the sun
1:25 Because there aren't many craters on the Moon, right? RIGHT?
There’s actual debate that Saturn and Jupiter actually do have some core of some kind. Otherwise there’d be nothing holding their spherical density to them
It is surmised that the gas giants have a liquid metallic hydrogen core.
Uranus and Neptune are cool and cold
but i still love your video
i like it
On Mars I will become John Carter jumping like a grasshopper.
I like running on Mercury
(7 year old me) me: it looks so exciting to go to space,mom:do you want to go to space,me:YES I DO,now I don’t want to
All buildings on Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, & Neptune need airlocks.
Such as Hotels.
so basically "Every planet without an atmosphere or very minimal one need airlocks in a vaccum"
Next episode Do How fast Would you be running on dwarf planets.
Everyone:"Usain Bolt is the fastest!-"
The camera man:
the robots who where sent to the planets so they can test or expirement on it: baby i dont exist
running in Mercury is fast and cool and I like mercury and our moter earth
Fun fact a space suit is 240pounds plus where's the timer that you can survive in that planet venus is 436celcius
camera man doesnt need suit he is invincible
What would happen if Jupiter was a dwarf star from the beginning? How would it affect the solar system and would Europa, Ceres, Ganymede, Lo and Calisto be habitable even if it was held stable with magic?
I have to know this for a fanfic i am working on.
Universe Sandbox 2 may answer your question, but as an astronomer, I think that the solar system is going to fall apart and thrown all over the place; as a result, life on Earth wouldn't exist, and if it did, life would end.
@JLplayzYT so a low mass brown dwarf is the most realistic option we have with stable orbit and the five moons being habitable?
@𖣘𖣘JLplayzYT𖣘𖣘 I agree!
7:30 FUNNY THO i like it
The add saved me form the Venus sand storm
Fun trying to imagine being there. Just a small observation with the mention of Uranus Summer. Uranus rotates on it's side at about 97.7° . So each of the 4 seasons would last 21 Earth years so 84 Earth years = I Year on Uranus. The Poles seeing daylight for 42 years each yet rotates every 17 hours. Unlike Earth with the Sun overhead.
Average speed 6 to 8 mph
Me who runs 17 mph at 14: 🗿☕️
That is jogging speed not sprinting
Fr I run like 24 at 15 im a track athlete tho
@@thunderred5263 oh my bad 😂
Venus has 90 atmospheres on the surface, you would almost be unable to walk!!
So I am 13 and I even know! Venuse's atmospheric pressure would crush you like a pancake before you could take a step please fix Venusu's run speed
not him dancing on saturn😂
Speed of running is not so much due to gravity, but how quickly one can get each foot on the ground with quality traction and power. On a low gravity surface this would be very hard to do.
Agreed running is muchh more than just gravity.its also takes ur inner muscular power
I like running on Mecury
Our hero runs like a dork 🤣.
Uranus bah , You dey freeze 🥶🥶
I'm so glad he pronounces Uranus as
Ur-un-us
You forgot Pluto. Yes Pluto is a planet
No! pluto Is Not a Planet anymore. it is considered as a dwarf planet
It is
@@AlexanderTheGroupGT1Racer7hbhf
Mars definitely
1:47 nahhhhhhh
3rd placement babyyyyyy
My favorite is Neptune
Still can't out run my mom's shoe
Bruh this comment deserves 18,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 likes 💀💀💀💀💀
@@Countrykid2958 yea 💀
@@Countrykid2958 yep
NOTHING CAN AND TRUST ME WHEN I SAY IT NOT AN INFINITE MPH PERSON CAN
@@mohamadjoda676 it is possible you just need to move at the speed of light because if you go at the speed of light you'll end up on the moon and all it takes is like less than 0.4 seconds to get off the Earth and into space and one second you'll be on the moon and considering the atmospheric pressure there is no way
So run with the wind at your back
I have an honest question. If we’ve never been to any of these planets, and have only viewed them from a telescope, how do we know what things are made of inside the planet?
We been to mars before many times and Scientists be sending drones, cameras, spacecrafts & rovers to the other planets to figure out those things
@@jayreedmoore5831 interesting. So how does a drone like get to the center of Jupiter or Saturn or Uranus while not breaking or receiving a bad signal due to the so called crazy weather conditions and chemicals that these planets are made of. Like how does a drone survive liquid ice, 0 gravity, 400mph storms etc. it’s mind boggling to me that we have that type of technology but can’t create a car that can go past 100k miles without having mechanical issues :)
@@robertmatos4553 Because it's all speculation designed to make people who don't know any better think that these guys know what they're talking about when they clearly don't lol.
Spectroscopy
@@robertmatos4553 There are no drones that get to the center of the planets. We're not even close to have this kind of technology. The probes get crushed way before they can get deep into the atmosphere. The only lightsource available would be lightning bolts that come from storm clouds, so I believe that's not much to be seen in visible light. IIRC Jupiter's probe dived about 80km inside the atmosphere before being crushed by amospheric pressure.
These probes rely heavily on radar and spectroscopy to know which elements are present in the amosphere, it's layers, etc. Then scientists make a model of how the interior of these planets must be, based on the available data and our understanding of physics. As technology advances, and we get more data, these models get more accurate. That's how we know a bit of how the interior of these planets are even though we've never (directly) seen their interior.
Hey there! Which of the planets of our Sola System would you choose to live on?
Mars
Jupiter
Mars cuz it's the one planet that if you stepped on it for one second you would actually be able to live
@@postinganything.2066 wrong. Mars is very uninhabitable
Saturn
imagine we need usain bolt run on other planet with use space suit
No book ever showed Venus "bluish". It's generally shown brown. Plus, let alone walking on Venus. After you land on this planet, you'll be as well cooked as a thanksgiving turkey.
Who is the world record holder for running in Uranus?
I like mercury because we can run fast than our earth and it is smallest planet in solar system
beautiful planets❤
Superhero landing needs some work.
Why Mars looks like Desert and why it's look like AMONG US
me just turning the video into a song😂
Mercury cuz it is fast but nit fast as flash. Now make a journey to black hole!
This is the true color of Neptune
on Neptune you can run with the wind up to 600 m a sec 🤣🤣
I loved Planet Mars the most
Wow😲
All pressure issues aside, you couldn't run faster in 90% or so earth or lower gravity, because you'd jump with every step and sort of float. Earth is perfectly suited for our top speed. You could jump higher and lift more weight, but we need earth's perfect gravity for maximum forwad push with our legs combined with enough gravity to keep our legs grounded and being able to generate that push at a fast rate. Earth is the only place we've evovled to run so it would make sense.
Yeah it’s “fun being on Mercury”
Respect to the camera man
About running on planet Venus. You have forgoten that the atmosphere is around 90-93times thicker than Earths! That is vindresistence! Plus Venus is not that clearly vulcanic active!
What about seres
you can run faster there, but it’s a dwarf planet. And also it’s spelt ceres
I am a space fan thank you❤[ o_o ].