How Long To Fall Through The Earth?

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  • @Jaa22aake
    @Jaa22aake 8 років тому +4180

    I understood all of that I promise

    • @trentonthewannabetheologia9773
      @trentonthewannabetheologia9773 8 років тому +24

      Lets say I did

    • @MultiJose2011
      @MultiJose2011 8 років тому +8

      +jaek lae then why are you subscribed?

    • @TOMENTIS
      @TOMENTIS 8 років тому +39

      +José Carlos Is that even a question?

    • @TGHstudio
      @TGHstudio 8 років тому +45

      +jaek lae That is what I tell myself after every math lesson...

    • @freshrockpapa-e7799
      @freshrockpapa-e7799 8 років тому +15

      +jaek lae Come on this is just high school physics, he didn't even show the calculus part.

  • @TheSkidify
    @TheSkidify 8 років тому +2283

    It's official. The meaning of life is *42*

    • @panthagerus2056
      @panthagerus2056 8 років тому +18

      +YeOldeTreeStump I scrolled down just to say this ^

    • @Ziorac
      @Ziorac 8 років тому +35

      +YeOldeTreeStump Well... 38.1 to be more exact...

    • @GayMafia97
      @GayMafia97 8 років тому +5

      Watch the video till the end pleb

    • @karigrandii
      @karigrandii 8 років тому +19

      I dont think that many people know the 42 thing...

    • @culwin
      @culwin 8 років тому +5

      +YeOldeTreeStump ...which isn't the quote from the book. Why do people screw this up.

  • @sarcastic871
    @sarcastic871 4 роки тому +2281

    It would be impossible to go through the earth, eventually you will hit bedrock and cannot break it. Even if you go to creative you will just fall in the void.

  • @liambradley8978
    @liambradley8978 7 років тому +2058

    Ah yes, terminal velocity, slow and boring.

    • @jamham69
      @jamham69 7 років тому +77

      in an endless black tube of nothing but temperature variation for more than half an hour? there's not even air in there and the sensation of falling only applies while youre still accelerating at a noticeable rate.
      after a few minutes you wont feel, see or hear a thing.

    • @wolfdepoorter6894
      @wolfdepoorter6894 6 років тому +24

      Terminal velocity is something caused by air friction, which is taken out of the calculations like he said at the beginning of the video

    • @jamham69
      @jamham69 6 років тому +2

      Yes, ok. you are TECHNICALLY correct. happy? :P

    • @nathanbickel3916
      @nathanbickel3916 6 років тому +23

      jamham69 Yeah, you wouldn't feel, see, or hear a thing. You also wouldn't be alive.

    • @Feintgames
      @Feintgames 6 років тому +15

      If you made the tunnel, allowed time to fill it with air, then jumped in, air resistance would limit your acceleration to terminal velocity. But after passing the center of the Earth, your momentum would be competing against gravity and wind resistance. You'd never make it to China.

  • @user-zq6yz5gf6d
    @user-zq6yz5gf6d 4 роки тому +299

    "Assume the earth is perfectly spherical"
    Flat earthers: *t r i g g e r e d*

    • @Jack-vo7yf
      @Jack-vo7yf Рік тому +4

      Lumpy earthers destroyed

    • @sajeucettefoistunevaspasme
      @sajeucettefoistunevaspasme Рік тому +3

      "no-earth"ers : why ?

    • @user-tr5ey7mi5b
      @user-tr5ey7mi5b 16 днів тому

      🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓uhm accually earth isnt perfect sphere its little bit wider on the equator🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓

  • @TactileTherapy
    @TactileTherapy 8 років тому +195

    next time someone texts you and say they're falling for you, make sure you dont take more than 42 minutes to respond to their text otherwise they might be over you. literally

  • @hwinter3347
    @hwinter3347 4 роки тому +396

    Think about this- you will be upside down when you will reach the other end of the earth

    • @mariogonzalez4928
      @mariogonzalez4928 4 роки тому +6

      What

    • @gorgikalamernikov3260
      @gorgikalamernikov3260 4 роки тому +64

      not if you jump in head first

    • @Geremie
      @Geremie 4 роки тому +17

      if you reached the other end won't you just go back down cause you're upside down?

    • @yoavmor9002
      @yoavmor9002 4 роки тому +17

      -If I am not mistaken, Newton's 3rd law allows an object to apply energy onto itself to rotate it around it's center of mass, as long as it doesn't change the center point.-

    • @andrewoxford1322
      @andrewoxford1322 4 роки тому +2

      Jithesh Dsouza unless you dive head first

  • @caffecinico8094
    @caffecinico8094 4 роки тому +691

    Doctor: You have 38 minutes to live
    Me: *yeets self down convenient hole through the earth*
    Edit: Ok, i get it, I would be 6 seconds short, why have so many people told me this?

    • @edvinisgaming3509
      @edvinisgaming3509 4 роки тому +2

      Oppressive Espresso theres no hole tho

    • @blemmer146
      @blemmer146 4 роки тому +25

      r/wooosh

    • @yotsaku
      @yotsaku 4 роки тому +2

      vibhor damahe uno reverse card bitch.

    • @Viscidsquare040
      @Viscidsquare040 4 роки тому +13

      Oppressive Espresso unless your doctor lives at the north or South Pole, you’d also have to travel to one of the poles in negative 6 seconds

    • @brandonchan5387
      @brandonchan5387 4 роки тому +2

      @@blemmer146 w/rooooosh

  • @breadman86
    @breadman86 7 років тому +723

    Would you actually end up coming out the other side if you fell like this? Wouldn't you just begin and oscillation back and forth, never quite reaching the surface again, losing energy each time, until eventually you're just stuck in the core?

    • @joelshewmaker3567
      @joelshewmaker3567 7 років тому +340

      breadman86
      If there is no wind resistance, then you shouldn't lose energy in the system, meaning that you should end up on the surface again. Unless there's somewhere where you can lose energy.

    • @aquidillion
      @aquidillion 5 років тому +78

      And you’ll fall out the other end at the same speed you fell in

    • @leechowning2712
      @leechowning2712 5 років тому +70

      There have actual projects to make gravity powered railway elevators. The earliest rail systems, like a few in England and Wales, used gravity to transport large cargos. So long as both points were at the same True Elevation, counted from the core rather than sea level, you would come to a perfect stop just as you arrive... But have only a half second to grab something, or you will be returned to sender.

    • @joep2999
      @joep2999 5 років тому +77

      @@williamd6621 At the beginning, you have a whole lot of potential energy and no kinetic energy. As you fall, your potential energy is converted to kinetic energy, until you reach the centre and have a whole lot of kinetic energy and no potential energy. Falling out the other side, the reverse occurs - kinetic back to potential. With no air resistance, all that energy would stay in the system, just converting back and forth between the types.

    • @henryg.8762
      @henryg.8762 5 років тому +2

      No, you have enough energy to keep on going.

  • @JasonNukeLegend
    @JasonNukeLegend 8 років тому +622

    "Constant stuff" Very scientific!

    • @ninjafruitchilled
      @ninjafruitchilled 8 років тому +84

      +JustJason Actually physicists say things like that all the time :).

    • @JasonNukeLegend
      @JasonNukeLegend 8 років тому +10

      +ninjafruitchilled A few teacher that taught me did that, couldn't help but laugh

    • @yousorooo
      @yousorooo 8 років тому +27

      That term is used in mathematics very commonly.

    • @davidlongwood3124
      @davidlongwood3124 8 років тому +8

      Why wouldn't you say constant stuff. They're just a bunch of numbers which when calculated resulting in one number, this number says very little scientificly about a formula

    • @foobargorch
      @foobargorch 8 років тому +2

      +JustJason it's justified because "constant stuff" doesn't change the nature of the curve, a linear function times a constant is still a linear function. Linear transformations can be done at the beginning and the very end to make sure things are in agreement (e.g. the unit system), but don't really matter when it comes to finding a strategy to reason about the equation, in that respect they serve only to distract and potentially introduce calculation errors.

  • @miobiuscrimson2828
    @miobiuscrimson2828 4 роки тому +20

    I like how every physics problem ever always goes: let's assume that things are not what they are in real life.

    • @MonkeyJedi99
      @MonkeyJedi99 3 роки тому +5

      You need to solve fort for the special "Clean Case" to figure out what formulae you are going to use, you then get an answer to help later when you add in the messy RL stuuf, and you can compare to see if you answer for messy life is close to the clean case, or if it is orders of magnitude off.
      -
      If your real-stuff answer is way off the clean case, you may need to reassess your assumptions and math.

    • @miobiuscrimson2828
      @miobiuscrimson2828 3 роки тому +1

      @@MonkeyJedi99 I know. It's just a joke. We all went to school, my guy.

  • @joshuasalem5022
    @joshuasalem5022 6 років тому +19

    0:17 "Ok Peter, since you're daring to question my claims, I'm going to explain every last detail as to how I know what I'm talking about here. You ready? Here we go..."

  • @RealTwistedTwin
    @RealTwistedTwin 8 років тому +263

    Now that's a true minute physics video ^^

    • @woodfur00
      @woodfur00 8 років тому +40

      Except it's five minutes long.

    • @shrey_shrey6101
      @shrey_shrey6101 8 років тому +2

      +woodfur00 thats what i was gonna say!😂

    • @ericahoang9030
      @ericahoang9030 8 років тому +7

      +woodfur00 Now that's a true (five)minute physics video

    • @kennygibson1712
      @kennygibson1712 8 років тому +2

      Clickbait it said minute on the channel
      It's 5 minutes

    • @billnyethegamerguy4408
      @billnyethegamerguy4408 6 років тому

      Kenny Gibson More Content isn’t clickbait lol(and yes Ik it’s a joke)

  • @trefod
    @trefod 8 років тому +190

    I prefer 42 minutes because of Hitchhiker's guide to the Galaxy.

    • @krakow10
      @krakow10 8 років тому +8

      +trefod How unscientific of you.

    • @ilittlemonster22
      @ilittlemonster22 8 років тому

      What does 42 have to do with this?

    • @for4spaces744
      @for4spaces744 8 років тому +3

      +Quaternions but it's the answer to the ultimate question of earth, life and everything...

    • @elorrambasdo5233
      @elorrambasdo5233 8 років тому +2

      +for4Spaces life, the universe and everything

    • @for4spaces744
      @for4spaces744 8 років тому

      +Elorram Basdo whoopsie

  • @PJMontoya
    @PJMontoya 3 роки тому +3

    Thank you! Great content and superb delivery, loved the triple shot of the stick men falling!

  • @spudhead169
    @spudhead169 4 роки тому +19

    38 minutes and 6 seconds? That's how long a stargate can maintain a stable wormhole. Weird.

  • @LisaScarletLive
    @LisaScarletLive 8 років тому +319

    sounds like the answer of .....everything ........42...

  • @I_JxR
    @I_JxR 8 років тому +115

    I'd rather jump honestly...

  • @feynman6756
    @feynman6756 4 роки тому +65

    Random person: * books 25 hour plane flight *
    Me:

  • @MadScientist512
    @MadScientist512 4 роки тому +9

    My physics teacher had us explore this question in high school, like this video he really made learning fun and I wish more teachers were like that.

  • @falconmm1614
    @falconmm1614 8 років тому +71

    42 minutes. The answer to life? 42.

    • @agafaba
      @agafaba 8 років тому +7

      For someone falling through the earth that number really is Life, the Universe, and Everything.

    • @karlsson8439
      @karlsson8439 8 років тому +2

      also 42 thumbs up on you comment right now. I dare not increase the count even further even though I would like to :D

    • @yhumixiv
      @yhumixiv 8 років тому

      Karlsson I just liked and ruined it simply cause you pointed it out.

    • @fangirlmeetsworld7743
      @fangirlmeetsworld7743 7 років тому

      why? i am lost

    • @GymClubHouse
      @GymClubHouse 7 років тому

      madonna said it was 2 minutes in her song

  • @NunSuperior
    @NunSuperior 8 років тому +244

    I'm disappointed that the answer wasn't 42.

    • @ApexFakie
      @ApexFakie 8 років тому

      lol

    • @vivekshines
      @vivekshines 8 років тому +2

      it would have been totally epic. The answer is always 42

    • @CBDToTheRescue
      @CBDToTheRescue 8 років тому

      Hiemerdonger bursts into tears...

    • @crazypolite
      @crazypolite 8 років тому +4

      +Abcnbc ohhh the sweet smell of science

    • @leoleopold1550
      @leoleopold1550 8 років тому +1

      well ... 38 m and 6 seconds ... just 4 minutes less :P ... (or better , 3,54)

  • @anabanan63
    @anabanan63 4 роки тому +64

    so THAT's the ultimate question! The question to life, the universe and everything!

  • @anushervontabarov8568
    @anushervontabarov8568 3 роки тому +2

    It is also worth mentioning that, assuming Earth has constant density, it doesn't matters if you are falling through the center of the earth. You can go a little bit sideways, it would be also the same time. Or even completely sideways. Like trying to dig directly from London to Paris. If there is no friction with ground and if you will just jump in the hole, you will also arrive in ~42 minutes

  • @cognito7199
    @cognito7199 8 років тому +480

    Fun fact: Mathmagical dust settling causes the creation of black holes.

    • @timothyacowin9761
      @timothyacowin9761 8 років тому +7

      i didnt have fun :(

    • @prim16
      @prim16 8 років тому

      Me neither :(

    • @vulpinedeity3379
      @vulpinedeity3379 8 років тому

      +Cognito Speaking of black holes, as a thing, they don't truly exist; they are merely intensely warped space//time around a singularity.

    • @nal8503
      @nal8503 8 років тому +11

      I'm a black hole.
      I suck up all the information that I encounter, but hardly ever let anything exit my mind. It only happens in the form of Hawking radiation, when one of a pair of entangled particles (like your comment and my reading of it) enter my mind.
      Sometimes I explode and create new galaxies filled with bullshit like this.

    • @nal8503
      @nal8503 8 років тому +6

      Quintum Anarchy
      Sorry I don't suck up massless things. I'm a black hole, not the Higgs field.

  • @unvergebeneid
    @unvergebeneid 8 років тому +184

    Oh come on, be honest now. It took you much longer to calculate all this stuff than 38 minutes and 6 seconds.

    • @adityakhanna113
      @adityakhanna113 8 років тому +7

      If you say, more time, then I'd say much less death.

    • @HolyBookProductions
      @HolyBookProductions 8 років тому +17

      +Penny Lane No it's pretty easy... i'm in last grade in france jsut before my graduation and all the physics calculations you see that here already and it's pretty simple.
      the only long part must be gathering the informations about density and stuff, after that its just aplying formules and math magic :)

    • @adityakhanna113
      @adityakhanna113 8 років тому +1

      HolyBookProductions I think she was sarcastic.

    • @unvergebeneid
      @unvergebeneid 8 років тому +1

      HolyBookProductions I'm not saying it's hard. I'm just saying it'll take you longer than 40 minutes to do the non-simplified calculations. And yes, Aditya Khanna has a point in that I don't actually suggest jumping into a tunnel through the Earth that doesn't exist to save time. Primarily because most stop watches don't cope well with the pressure and the heat.

    • @adityakhanna113
      @adityakhanna113 8 років тому

      Penny Lane I doubt stopwatch would be a problem (it's least of our concern). There can be two people on opposite sides, with stopwatches.
      And actually, it takes less time for a pro physicist!

  • @mehulahal9203
    @mehulahal9203 4 роки тому +12

    4:07 "once our mathematical dust settles" I'm gonna use this a lot

  • @danielhale1
    @danielhale1 6 років тому +1

    Awesome video, thanks!
    Just so long as no one turns around and says "why haven't we built this yet?!". I've had to explain to someone that this is not pragmatic, and never will be in the conceivable future. We're talking about drilling a hole through the mantle, through the core, through everything that idles at incredible pressure and heat. We and our perceivable future selves cannot deal with that; we can't even dig more than a few km through the crust before our best equipment starts to break down. And our tunnel has to endure the internal forces of the molten core not only squeezing it, but also moving around inside while the continents are moving at the surface (albeit both at a geologic pace, cm per year; but there's no super-ancient society that built tunnels through the earth for us to ride). And the Coriolis effect makes the ride down difficult. And then you need to survive the heat and pressure during the ride, not just the equipment. And.... Okay really there's no point enumerating further. But sometimes people read sci-fi stories and think they're an authority on the subject.
    So yea it's not realistic. Same with pushing the end of a pole that reaches between planets to produce faster-than-light communication... just no.

  • @KimseaKh
    @KimseaKh 8 років тому +149

    fuck my head.

  • @Mandragara
    @Mandragara 8 років тому +198

    This seems odd to do without integral calculus

    • @ninjafruitchilled
      @ninjafruitchilled 8 років тому +81

      +Mandragara He sneaked that in under the radar by skipping straight to the solutions of a simple harmonic oscillator :p. You would need to do the calculus in order to get those solutions, or to otherwise solve for the travel time.

    • @Samwinton666999111
      @Samwinton666999111 8 років тому +14

      +ninjafruitchilled as many wise people have said the best scientists just steal other peoples work. why mess about with calculus when someone has already done it for you

    • @ninjafruitchilled
      @ninjafruitchilled 8 років тому +3

      +Sam Winton Well the main reason would be to properly understand how it works. Also in this case it isn't very hard. But it would be a bit too far beyond what you could expect an audience to follow in a UA-cam video, so it is clear enough why he didn't do it.

    • @Samwinton666999111
      @Samwinton666999111 8 років тому +5

      +ninjafruitchilled fair point. Ive done A level physics so the video was pretty simple to me. If calculus had been included i would have been screwed 😂

    • @GelidGanef
      @GelidGanef 8 років тому +1

      +ninjafruitchilled I was kind of ridiculously happy when he skipped the (double?) integration though.

  • @hieronymusnervig8712
    @hieronymusnervig8712 7 років тому

    Was Listening to our RPG Bossfight music during this video, it's hilarious!!!
    Consider using some for your next one

  • @boudayoub
    @boudayoub 7 років тому +1

    I love this. It's pretty logical, expect the fact that to drill a hole through the earth, you'd have a bit of a problem, since the two parts will pull/push you in a non spheric way, which makes it a hell of a lot more difficult.

  • @Cryogenian
    @Cryogenian 8 років тому +116

    42 minutes.. the mice knew this ages ago.

    • @coilsmoke2286
      @coilsmoke2286 8 років тому

      wRONG bOOK , There 'Genie' ...

    • @bloodfiredrake7259
      @bloodfiredrake7259 8 років тому

      +Coil Smoke rong rong

    • @LiveDieTrolling
      @LiveDieTrolling 8 років тому

      holy fucking shit

    • @z1xems
      @z1xems 8 років тому +3

      I'm about to hit like button but I saw 42 likes, and I just COULDNT!!

    • @melvin2136
      @melvin2136 7 років тому

      69 likes (insert lenny face)

  • @Thrash_74
    @Thrash_74 8 років тому +45

    The fuck is a penualamum thank goodness you put that cat in the parabola because I would have been so lost

    • @Ravaxr
      @Ravaxr 8 років тому +4

      A pendulum is simply a weight on a string or arm that is allowed to swing freely. Like a clock's swinging weight, or a swing in a playground.
      They are pretty simple to calculate how they behave, and are a good introduction to things that constantly change speed and oscillate, so they tend to be found in beginner physics classes.

    • @Thrash_74
      @Thrash_74 8 років тому +4

      +Ravaxr lol I thought my sarcasm was pretty obvious but thanks for the definition anyway

    • @Ravaxr
      @Ravaxr 8 років тому +9

      I have seen completely serious posts display stunningly inept questions before, so I assume people are serious when they ask a question. If they are a poe, then okay. The next person to see the thread that doesn't actually know gets the answer for a question they don't have to ask anymore.
      And I cure my boredom for a few more minutes.

    • @Thrash_74
      @Thrash_74 8 років тому

      +Ravaxr lol I guess it's better to educate than to just ignore it but considering how it's a requirement to learn and how easy it is you'd think people would know

    • @Man-kr8kj
      @Man-kr8kj 8 років тому +3

      +Ravaxr you're etiquette in your text amazes me. you are actually what we need more of in this world 😂

  • @karl-leopoldkontrus6544
    @karl-leopoldkontrus6544 4 роки тому +4

    I would like to see the function of g.
    Or is the "pendula"-equation already the solution to this differential equation? It wasnt really clear, whether you used g as g(t) or g(R)...

  • @jochemdejong3406
    @jochemdejong3406 6 років тому +11

    Good thing to say in college: "divided by the constant stuff"

  • @sammcclain9609
    @sammcclain9609 8 років тому +33

    So it's going to be a long time before Jasper reaches the Cluster.

  • @EugeneKhutoryansky
    @EugeneKhutoryansky 8 років тому +50

    If we actually jumped into the hole, we would vaporize long before we reached the center, due to the extremely high temperatures.

    • @FlorianBuchholz1
      @FlorianBuchholz1 8 років тому +8

      +Physics Videos by Eugene Khutoryansky And I always thought, the core is made out of happydust and unicorns.

    • @Mandragara
      @Mandragara 8 років тому +4

      +Physics Videos by Eugene Khutoryansky No air though, so would have to rely on IR for heating alone.

    • @NETkoholik
      @NETkoholik 8 років тому +2

      Sorry if I ask something incredibly dumb but shouldn't the extremely high pressure cancel the high temperature out? Or at least close enough. Your body would boil and evaporate if at sea level pressure.

    • @killerassassinx5x
      @killerassassinx5x 8 років тому +2

      That's not used as a factor in the video though, temperature doesn't matter because there is no air to transfer it. All factors aside from gravity (and all relevant factors to that such as density) and time are excluded for the purpose of the calculation.

    • @02241994
      @02241994 8 років тому

      +Mandragara yea and IR are garbage in comparison so you would be cold but it would depend on the size of the hole if you boil or not

  • @frogtopia8624
    @frogtopia8624 3 місяці тому +3

    I don't get why we can cancel out everything that's obove us in the "shaved earth" model: the gravitational force depends on how far you're away. That means that if I fall straight into the hole, the part above me attracts me much more than the part opposite the earth pulls me down, because one is much closer than the other -> smaller radius, more attraction (G*m1*m2/r^2). Is my question clear?

  • @florianrudowable
    @florianrudowable 4 роки тому

    There is a ton of interesting stuff about this topic. There is a paper not mentioned in the description where Alexander Klotz pointed out how the rotation of the earth will affect the shape of the tunnel and the falling time. And he made some simulations. Search for "The Gravity Tunnel in a Non-Uniform Earth" by Alexander R. Klotz.

  • @nowitskevin3951
    @nowitskevin3951 8 років тому +770

    Yes yes yes very accurate, although I found a few errors:
    Jk I didn't understand any of it

  • @raykrislianggi
    @raykrislianggi 8 років тому +210

    Hold on a sec, my brain just crashed.

    • @TravisJonez335
      @TravisJonez335 8 років тому +5

      +raykrislianggi - AniMusic The moment i saw the math i couldn't process anything he was saying.

    • @NotHilo
      @NotHilo 8 років тому +2

      that's basically a stroke

    • @ventroid4473
      @ventroid4473 8 років тому

      I'm in conceptual physics and my mind crashed at around 4 minutes

    • @NotHilo
      @NotHilo 8 років тому

      +Ventroid y'all need medical help

    • @ventroid4473
      @ventroid4473 8 років тому

      Kevin Zheng I didn't mean literally, silly.

  • @ohtych1004
    @ohtych1004 5 років тому +30

    I thought terminal velocity is how fast you’re going when your about to miss your flight

  • @dainaneithardt2413
    @dainaneithardt2413 7 років тому +111

    Don't hit the side of the hole

    • @svp-3015
      @svp-3015 6 років тому +5

      and when you come out the other side. you are upsideown

    • @tomba3575
      @tomba3575 5 років тому +1

      Nice profile pic, where'd u find it?

    • @yeetertheskeeter5429
      @yeetertheskeeter5429 4 роки тому

      @@tomba3575 lmao

  • @BBTHEDOD
    @BBTHEDOD 8 років тому +59

    what he was lying the whole video but we're just too dumb to realize his mistakes

    • @merikmalhads1676
      @merikmalhads1676 8 років тому +1

      +Raynbow Nynja Naw that math works

    • @KarelPletsStriker
      @KarelPletsStriker 8 років тому +1

      +Raynbow Nynja Do you mean like Einsteinian gravity

    • @gabrielbond1
      @gabrielbond1 8 років тому +1

      Morgan Freeman?

    • @daEINSTEINkid1
      @daEINSTEINkid1 8 років тому +1

      Nah, it all checks out.

    • @TheBluMeeny
      @TheBluMeeny 8 років тому +1

      Nope, everything he did was perfectly legit. Albeit, he took some mighty unrealistic assumptions to get to those points. However, it's an unrealistic question to begin with so it's all good.

  • @LizardSuit
    @LizardSuit 8 років тому +109

    Of course it is 42 it is the answer to life the universe and everything

    • @Curator134
      @Curator134 8 років тому

      The reason Douglas Admas chose 42 is MATH if you convert the letters in MATH to numbers M=13 A=1 etc. they add up to 42

    • @tinjar441
      @tinjar441 8 років тому +2

      +James Andrew Morrison i thought it was the average no. of words on the back of a paperback.

    • @NeonGen2000
      @NeonGen2000 8 років тому +4

      Of = 2. course = 6. it = 2. is = 2. forty-two = 9. it = 2. is = 2. the = 3. answer = 6. to = 2. life = 4. the = 3. universe = 8. and = 3. everything = 10.
      2+6+2+2+9+2+2+3+6+2+4+3+8+3+10 = 64
      Sixty-four = 10
      Ten = 3
      Three = 5
      Five = 4
      Four = 4
      The answer to life the universe and everything is 4.

    • @taranloses
      @taranloses 8 років тому

      +NeonGen2000 4+38 XD

    • @logitech4873
      @logitech4873 8 років тому +2

      That's some serious mental gymnastics

  • @physicshuman9808
    @physicshuman9808 3 роки тому

    3:18 I mean if you think about it the radius of the earth does factor in because density is mass divided by volume in volume is directly proportional to radius cubed

  • @IfYOuCouldReturn
    @IfYOuCouldReturn 7 років тому

    Hey, great video, thank you. Maybe you could add some extra info to make a bit more complete: what is the top speed you'd reach, the expected temperatures as you fall, maybe a simple vídeo showing the moviment if you jumped from the equador... Hum, maybe the terminal velocity considering air friction, so as just to show how far from the center you'd get, after crossing the center, in a more real situation. (I'd skip the air density change factor, but that's up to you).
    Thanks again!

  • @jessicat2304
    @jessicat2304 8 років тому +81

    How did I end up here ? All I wanted to search was a makeup tutorial

    • @imaboss2767
      @imaboss2767 8 років тому +2

      i was looking up gta 5 mods

    • @FreeLawSunAdmission
      @FreeLawSunAdmission 8 років тому +1

      I was looking for the secret life theme song

    • @imblindboy
      @imblindboy 8 років тому +6

      I was looking for the meaning of life, and how to make it feel less empty.

    • @ericcardenas6094
      @ericcardenas6094 8 років тому

      I was looking for El Chapo videos

    • @imblindboy
      @imblindboy 8 років тому +13

      I was also looking for porn.

  • @jackpurllant3864
    @jackpurllant3864 8 років тому +21

    Thank you for this video!
    I love how you explain the concepts of physics, but to see the maths that goes behind it is very interesting, and something that I believe is lacking in many science-based UA-cam videos. I know many may quickly lose interest when the maths takes over but I know there are many people out there, like me, who enjoy it.
    So please make more of these videos!! :)

  • @phuzo3320
    @phuzo3320 5 років тому

    U explain the things really well, I have often heard from people that if one could explain the concept in less time that person is really smart and intelligent....

  • @HartlandOrchard
    @HartlandOrchard 7 років тому

    I can't believe the work that must have gone into that! awesome!

  • @MrKnight1243
    @MrKnight1243 8 років тому +174

    what about Uranus?

    • @miogostalbert6799
      @miogostalbert6799 8 років тому +2

      +MrKnight1243 congrats on top comment :D

    • @ofgraham
      @ofgraham 8 років тому +4

      +MrKnight1243 y u do dis

    • @Jontman42
      @Jontman42 8 років тому +16

      +MrKnight1243 Falling through Uranus depends on how many drinks were involved.

    • @AGrayPhantom
      @AGrayPhantom 8 років тому +8

      +Jontman42
      And how much lube you're using.

    • @eilmiv
      @eilmiv 8 років тому +12

      +MrKnight1243
      if I got thes right:
      r = 25362000 m
      roh = 1270 kg/m³
      t = 88 min

  • @PeterLakoRichards
    @PeterLakoRichards 8 років тому +11

    Please make more videos like this one, it was really interesting and I loved how you showed all of the calculations.

  • @Quantiad
    @Quantiad 6 років тому +1

    Also, you can build a frictionless, straight-line tunnel between any two points on the surface and the travel time will always be the same. It doesn't need to go through the centre of the planet.

  • @alphadogpack
    @alphadogpack Рік тому +1

    "Mathemagical dust" is a wonderful phrase. In fact, this video was mathemagically delicious.

  • @Dsworddance22
    @Dsworddance22 8 років тому +61

    I can't wait to understand any of this when I take physics class.

    • @kfcmcnuggets1867
      @kfcmcnuggets1867 8 років тому

      same

    • @arashm8035
      @arashm8035 8 років тому +18

      Bruh u still wont get it

    • @lejuanca
      @lejuanca 8 років тому +5

      That's cute.

    • @Jamie-gl3xm
      @Jamie-gl3xm 8 років тому

      you still wont get shit

    • @RaimarLunardi
      @RaimarLunardi 8 років тому +3

      I took those classes already... I understand just 1% more than before... lol

  • @awaken6760
    @awaken6760 8 років тому +53

    I just realized I'm dumber than I first thought.

    • @BagheerathePanther
      @BagheerathePanther 8 років тому +5

      That is an important step towards getting smarter. Good for you :)

    • @rewrose2838
      @rewrose2838 8 років тому +5

      +Awaken the Evil Indeed , as the area of your *Circle of knowledge* increases , the circumference that is in contact with stupidity also increases
      Similar to how as the circle of light gets bigger , it's circumference that's in contact with darkness also gets bigger
      But don't be concieted or you might find your circle to be hollow~

    • @whodis2625
      @whodis2625 8 років тому

      +BagheerathePanther
      did you understand what he was saying?

    • @JuanGonzalez-oc4dz
      @JuanGonzalez-oc4dz 8 років тому +4

      +Rew Rose
      damn that was deeper than the Mariana Trench

    • @coms.mishaps934
      @coms.mishaps934 8 років тому

      same here i felt stupid listening to this

  • @bijayabanerjee6639
    @bijayabanerjee6639 4 роки тому +1

    Thanks for you explanation 🙂🙂

  • @rochellethederp6904
    @rochellethederp6904 3 роки тому +5

    "I HAVE BEEN FALLING... FOR 30 MINUTES!"

  • @TheKalluto
    @TheKalluto 8 років тому +160

    how can you fall through the earth if it's flat ?

  • @pinkgoergefloyd8340
    @pinkgoergefloyd8340 8 років тому +160

    My name is not dave
    This makes no sense
    20 cents
    Microwave

    • @castrator8057
      @castrator8057 8 років тому +37

      random isn't funny

    • @ishtiakhossain1776
      @ishtiakhossain1776 8 років тому +4

      Nice copy paste

    • @WaffleAbuser
      @WaffleAbuser 8 років тому +6

      +Oscar Horsey
      lololol so RANDOM and QUIRKYYY x-----D !!!!

    • @finesseandstyle
      @finesseandstyle 8 років тому

      Something something luck
      Pussy
      I fuck
      Lucy
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    • @Arghira
      @Arghira 8 років тому

      +Oscar Horsey Your name is Da-vid

  • @aprobaralaprimera8108
    @aprobaralaprimera8108 5 років тому

    Can you please give me a brief explanation of how coriolis effect would affect the maths? (im mathematician dont know about physics). I think you are doing a really good job, this question have been in my mind for a long time, also with air we won't reach the other side and "bounce" until sating stable in the center? that wa my "answer" to the thougt. Thank you very much for the video

  • @jonni2734
    @jonni2734 6 років тому +4

    3:02 subliminal answer to Life, the Universe and Everything
    42 42 42 42 42

  • @SheikTV1
    @SheikTV1 8 років тому +170

    So many assumptions... Let's Just throw Trump in and see what happens.

    • @L3610NF0R14M7H37RU7H
      @L3610NF0R14M7H37RU7H 8 років тому +9

      +Alberto Figueroa but hed just build a wall around the hole so we couldnt!

    • @JoeyRodz74
      @JoeyRodz74 8 років тому

      +Alberto Figueroa I agree. Go get him, I'll push him in.

    • @Ides385
      @Ides385 8 років тому +1

      +L3610NF0R14M7H37RU7H
      And make you pay for it.

    • @PieIsGood225
      @PieIsGood225 8 років тому +6

      Lets throw Clinton in as well. You know we can't just test a hypothesis once!

    • @washyourhands
      @washyourhands 8 років тому +1

      +Cristian let's get ted in there too...

  • @6kbps
    @6kbps 8 років тому +60

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    • @endercrafter2839
      @endercrafter2839 8 років тому +5

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    • @kentburns
      @kentburns 8 років тому

      +Live Life I am early let me copy and paste something.

    • @rewrose2838
      @rewrose2838 8 років тому

      +Kent Burns Du~de ! That spam above your comment was such a bad-trap , it's like openning a comment-chain of 20 or so comments!

    • @endercrafter2839
      @endercrafter2839 8 років тому

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  • @crypticeyes2157
    @crypticeyes2157 7 років тому +3

    Did you draw all that that's impressive!

  • @NerdyGeeky
    @NerdyGeeky 6 років тому

    This was an awesome video!

  • @philosophia7897
    @philosophia7897 8 років тому +46

    Of course it takes 42 minutes to fall through any sphere. You don't have to do any calculations to figure that out.

    • @wokeil
      @wokeil 8 років тому

      So it takes 42 minutes to fall through a 30 feet sphere?

    • @schierke
      @schierke 8 років тому +7

      +nimbuzz obviously

    • @hammerpark
      @hammerpark 8 років тому +23

      +nimbuzz If its density is that of the earth yes. Keep in mind a 30 feet sphere wouldnt exert much gravitational pull on you tho. Math is neet

    • @Brokkolesz
      @Brokkolesz 8 років тому +3

      +nimbuzz
      If no other force is present, yes.

    • @NETkoholik
      @NETkoholik 8 років тому

      +nimbuzz if in space and depending on the mass of the 3 feet sphere, maybe.

  • @ARMYTRIX
    @ARMYTRIX 8 років тому +554

    So...approximately 38 minutes for me to get to China?

    • @memeboi1265
      @memeboi1265 8 років тому +50

      yes, and 30 if you've already jumped in the hole.

    • @ARMYTRIX
      @ARMYTRIX 8 років тому +31

      i better start digging that hole then

    • @salvadorrodriguez5881
      @salvadorrodriguez5881 8 років тому +1

      +John Smith lol

    • @benjaminperrell7133
      @benjaminperrell7133 8 років тому +28

      +John Smith its dug.. Not digged

    • @deathrc512
      @deathrc512 8 років тому +2

      fall through or around pretty much the same time and around has no digging

  • @christopherstoney4154
    @christopherstoney4154 Рік тому

    Has anyone solved the free fall through Earth problem starting at a point on the equator and curving to accommodate the coriolis effect? My sense is that it would be a bow-shaped curve passing thtough the Earth's center and emerging, not at the antipodes but a point offset by the rotation of the Earth during the elapsed time. A friend, however, has pointed out that an object could never reach the exact center in such a free fall due to the conservation of angular momentum.

  • @fuggyomama
    @fuggyomama 4 роки тому +4

    Video: How long to fall through the earth?
    Me: Theres a hole in the earth?

  • @Gentoes
    @Gentoes 8 років тому +264

    Don't know why I click on this video, cuz fuck I feel dumb now...

    • @xXZorganStudioXx
      @xXZorganStudioXx 8 років тому +24

      people not dumb just because they don't know something

    • @Doubled952
      @Doubled952 8 років тому +11

      +Ariphael wise words

    • @Doubled952
      @Doubled952 8 років тому +2

      +Corporate Commander wise words as well

    • @Gentoes
      @Gentoes 8 років тому

      I'm not a fish >:( and I can climb trees!

    • @Ms155y
      @Ms155y 8 років тому +2

      +Biotic Bat you know what's wise? you. for recognising wisdom

  • @IkkezzUsedEmber
    @IkkezzUsedEmber 8 років тому +21

    42 minutes... so... jumping through the earth is our purpose in life?

    • @toweli342
      @toweli342 8 років тому +6

      It's not 42 minutes,it is 38 minutes 6 seconds,he said it himself in the video.With what were you listening?

    • @MahmoudAAB
      @MahmoudAAB 8 років тому

      +Максим Бизимов I think he commented before completing the video :D

  • @zornsllama
    @zornsllama 6 років тому +1

    I love how this seemingly-difficult problem reduces to a spring

  • @nudolfhammel6120
    @nudolfhammel6120 6 років тому +2

    Just imagine how cool it would be to be at the northpole jump in and come out and just seeing the goddamn thing you saw 38 minutes before, Snow snow everwhere

  • @lorenbooker9486
    @lorenbooker9486 8 років тому +9

    42, the answer to life, the universe and everything.... I Swear.

  • @scar623
    @scar623 8 років тому +38

    Wait if there is no air in the middle and I'm in there for 38 mins then wouldn't I be dead?

    • @Msnaida123
      @Msnaida123 8 років тому +52

      You'd be dead anyways lol

    • @scar623
      @scar623 8 років тому +2

      +Jennesa Temka lol true

    • @TroGeTen
      @TroGeTen 8 років тому +6

      carry your oxygen tanks........though it would burst due to the. heat..... in fact you yourself would melt......send me a post card if you survive
      -RAhDuin

    • @brightmississippi
      @brightmississippi 8 років тому +14

      The inner core of the Earth is almost 11,000 degrees, so I don't think air would be your biggest problem

    • @vladtepes97
      @vladtepes97 8 років тому +1

      written on asbestos paper.

  • @noel1970
    @noel1970 5 років тому

    Hi
    I have got a question!
    If the earth's center point would be an empty room, and I were in that room would I floating? Because thats the center point of earh where the gravity is pulling things to, but the surface if earth is there and the things cannot fall into the center of the earth. So what would happen if sy were in that center point?

  • @hypercube34
    @hypercube34 4 роки тому +5

    Pro tip: make sure no one else jumps in the other side during your fall

  • @kilianbartsch1779
    @kilianbartsch1779 8 років тому +4

    Loved this video! Please do more with actual physics calculations in it (the speed is fine because those of us that actually want to go through the math can just pause!) definitely my favorite of your videos just for that!

  • @diverdrown
    @diverdrown 8 років тому +40

    Ok good... Now in English

    • @berry2862
      @berry2862 8 років тому +5

      Trueeeee...Nice pic

    • @peiceofcheese87
      @peiceofcheese87 8 років тому

      Incase you weren't aware, the video is in English. Maybe you should pay attention next time instead of making a hilarious smartass comment.

    • @peiceofcheese87
      @peiceofcheese87 8 років тому

      ***** wow you got me

  • @Mario03020302
    @Mario03020302 3 роки тому

    Finally after 12 years of school and my first year of University Physics class. I can see WHY he used these calculations and the science behind SHO's (simple harmonic oscillator's) however there's one thing I don't know for sure but I'm curious. Were the calculations at the end of the video, the ones with the complex stuff, were those using formulas for driven oscillator's?

  • @kendalltaylor3201
    @kendalltaylor3201 Рік тому

    I like what you did with the ending there lol

  • @thomasp2572
    @thomasp2572 8 років тому +4

    Great Video!! You guys should do more videos with the math being worked out... It might not please everyone, but it certainly adds a lot more value to the content.

  • @vulpinedeity3379
    @vulpinedeity3379 8 років тому +13

    If we were to include air and subsequently include terminal velocity in our maths, you would be unable to reach the other side. You'd reach the centre, then fall so far as to decrease your velocity from its terminal state to zero, at which point you then approach teh centre again. Eventually, you'd run out of momentum and be suspended at that central point, whereupon the intense heat would cook you inside out like a develled egg. Or a large turkey. Or basically any foodstuff that experiences such.

    • @MythiPlayz
      @MythiPlayz 8 років тому

      Mind shatter ... it's not possible to drill a hole through the earth from pole to pole since that would seperate the planet but gravity would simply pull the pieces together again ... not worth it ppl :/

    • @freshrockpapa-e7799
      @freshrockpapa-e7799 8 років тому

      +We-Play !-Play anything ! Also there is molten metal and stuff in the middle...

    • @swingardium706
      @swingardium706 8 років тому +2

      +We-Play !-Play anything ! no it wouldn't, it would just be like a weirdly-shaped doughnut, and they don't fall into two pieces :P the diagram in the video is 2D, so I can see where the confusion came from :)

    • @mathman0111
      @mathman0111 8 років тому

      +We-Play !-Play anything ! But it's not cutting the world in half, as it looks in the 2 dimensional drawing, it's merely a hole dug through the centre, like a doughnut. The world probably wouldn't collapse on the holes if it was only big enough for you body. Also this video was entirely theoretical.

    • @MythiPlayz
      @MythiPlayz 8 років тому

      +SbAsAlSe HONRe Ugghh thanks for the explanation I forgot to account for that ... but wouldn't the metal inside spill out ... or will it stay in place due to the forces cancelling out on it ?

  • @MasterofLaziness
    @MasterofLaziness 4 роки тому

    We need two air locks, a large drill, and piping that is basically immune to both heat and pressure. Also space suits with 40 minutes to 1 hour of air, and good magnets on each end that can be activated and deactivated at will.
    If the piping exists, it can be done.

  • @Tony.H03
    @Tony.H03 6 років тому +1

    Wait wait, seeing that there is no air to slow you down, wouldn't your potential energy be the exact same at either side? Meaning that you'd pop out on the other side with almost no speed and then fall back to the first, pendulumming back and forth endlessly? And if there'd be a tiny bit of air/resistance wouldn't you pendle back and forth decreasing each little bit, ending up in the middle at the end?

  • @RAY-THE-WAY
    @RAY-THE-WAY 8 років тому +54

    i wonder what the flat earthers would say 😂😂

    • @DWZBT
      @DWZBT 8 років тому +15

      Dug two meters and now im in china

    • @AJHuss-zf4zb
      @AJHuss-zf4zb 8 років тому

      Lol yea

    • @RAY-THE-WAY
      @RAY-THE-WAY 8 років тому

      Char 11 😂😂

    • @TroGeTen
      @TroGeTen 8 років тому

      had the earth bee flat then as we'd have moved across the centre of the earth we'd have started to sort of bulge as we'd gradually move towards the other pole until our height would become extremely close to 0 (but not 0)
      -RAhDuin

    • @Gitmo314
      @Gitmo314 8 років тому +1

      there is no such thing as a "hole"

  • @5alood1996
    @5alood1996 8 років тому +21

    due to heat and pressure you will come out on the other side as a liquid lol

    • @5alood1996
      @5alood1996 8 років тому

      There is no wall silly :*)

    • @pauljones3017
      @pauljones3017 8 років тому +6

      +rodri vp
      No, the Coriolis effect is cancelled because you go from north to south.

    • @davidlongwood3124
      @davidlongwood3124 8 років тому

      Ofcourse not, you'll burn and turn into gas and carbon*. Btw you'll be slowed by air resistance so you won't make it to the other side.

    • @ZVEKOfficial
      @ZVEKOfficial 8 років тому

      I think we'd be under so much pressure and temperature that we'd turn into impure diamonds by the time we come out on the other side. Well that's my optimistic thought :D

    • @counterpicky
      @counterpicky 8 років тому

      +Prince_q8cool I mean if we're taking stuff like that into account you can probably assume that during your travels the two halves of the Earth will attract themselves together again and squish you, so I imagine that's a bigger problem

  • @varunv8531
    @varunv8531 3 роки тому

    At 2:59 time period is T=2pi multiplied by under root m/constant

  • @vucek7779
    @vucek7779 6 років тому

    Well you could measure this by measuring how much do we need time to get to the Earth's core by falling because of the Gravity acceleration , it pushes us down to the core , so if u measure how long is the trip to the Earth's core and multiple it by x2 bcz Earth is round it is the same way bcz of it is Radius , so u could get a second answer for that , it is easier i think but there is 1 problem the speed when we fall it is encreasing so i dont know if this is the right answer

  • @FilipMilenkovic01
    @FilipMilenkovic01 8 років тому +33

    The math is melting my brain, I don't get it

    • @TheReaverOfDarkness
      @TheReaverOfDarkness 8 років тому +1

      What he said. A math equation is just a machine on paper. You follow a simple set of instructions and the machine does almost all of the work for you.

    • @TheReaverOfDarkness
      @TheReaverOfDarkness 8 років тому

      ant billionz
      But would we orbit faster if falling toward the Western World?

    • @ROTMGHaunted
      @ROTMGHaunted 8 років тому +2

      All of this can be learned from an entry level physics class...

    • @TheReaverOfDarkness
      @TheReaverOfDarkness 8 років тому

      ROTMGHaunted
      Don't remind me why I failed entry level physics...

    • @ROTMGHaunted
      @ROTMGHaunted 8 років тому +1

      ant billionz
      No he didn't. These are all well known equations. I understood all the math and it was easy to follow.

  • @NickRoman
    @NickRoman 8 років тому +26

    That's pretty awesome. That would be a really cool trip to step into a hole, and step out on the other side of the Earth 38 minutes later. Just make sure you don't miss the stepping out part. And, I guess, don't touch the sides.

    • @jacobsiemons687
      @jacobsiemons687 8 років тому +16

      Also bring a air tank, and pretty heavy duty insulation, and a space suit. Otherwise you'll suffocate, melt from the heat, and die from the hard vacuum. Also maybe bring an audiobook because that would otherwise be a boring 38 minutes.

    • @NickRoman
      @NickRoman 8 років тому

      Jacob Siemons haha yeah, that too

    • @elevown
      @elevown 8 років тому +2

      I think its safe to assume the hole is self contained with impossibly resillient walls - this is a 'what if' you couldn't achieve in reality because a straight up hole would just instantly fill up with lava.

    • @__elephant__
      @__elephant__ 7 років тому

      +elevown but the earth would also probably stick back together cause of the gravity I guess

    • @wolfizee6516
      @wolfizee6516 7 років тому

      Or... Perhaps a computer with civ IV: beyond the sword installed?

  • @mrkie3066
    @mrkie3066 4 роки тому +168

    1.1k who disliked are either the people who didnt understand it or flat earthers

    • @hintilerehes8288
      @hintilerehes8288 4 роки тому +5

      Or both.

    • @zebraaapje3320
      @zebraaapje3320 4 роки тому +7

      Yea, like you understood everything the guy said

    • @Diabhork
      @Diabhork 4 роки тому +7

      @@zebraaapje3320 it really wasn't that much

    • @zebraaapje3320
      @zebraaapje3320 4 роки тому +11

      @@Diabhork It's fake news anyways. He didn't even MENTION bedrock..

    • @brysonsirus7747
      @brysonsirus7747 4 роки тому +1

      Say “I agree” if you agree that flat earthers need to be burned alive and slaughtered to death.

  • @baconeko
    @baconeko 4 роки тому

    I believe Cixin Lui made a nice short story about this called "Cannonball". I'm not sure how accurate it is, but it was a great read.

  • @Godzra321
    @Godzra321 8 років тому +194

    I'm not sure why you're using a round earth model when it's clearly flat. Do some research on UA-cam it'll change your life

    • @bronyguy12
      @bronyguy12 8 років тому +25

      Ayy Lmao

    • @iCannoNz98
      @iCannoNz98 8 років тому

      omg

    • @FDEntertainment
      @FDEntertainment 8 років тому +8

      I hope this is sarcasm

    • @TheNikola06
      @TheNikola06 8 років тому +45

      We should send flat-earthers to space so that they can see that it's not flat.
      And leave them there.

    • @damakuno
      @damakuno 8 років тому

      +Alex Garcia well played

  • @teqnov2740
    @teqnov2740 8 років тому +16

    Fuck me that was maths

  • @tetlamed
    @tetlamed 7 років тому

    +minutephysics, am I correct in figuring that this implies that neglecting air drag you could drop any object any distance from a point mass and regardless of distance the object will take the same time to reach the point mass?

  • @lexuankhoi-james3657
    @lexuankhoi-james3657 4 роки тому

    3:04 see 42 is definitely the answer to life, the universe and everything.