Falling Into Saturn (Simulation) 

It means it attempts to obey physical laws

I prefer the channel "Starcraze" that actually goes to the location.

Its probably a disclaimer so flat earthers cant say "Fake, CGI" becaise they assumed this was supposed to be real footage

Phew! I got worried.

Who are "they/themselves"? there's just that this channel made a video about a simulation of falling into Saturn.

HAHAHA! Made my day! Thank you!

Don't be clumsy and get your ass back to earth boyy

Are you stupid? Jk of course, your comment also made me laugh as hard as the "Who came here from the falling into Uranus video?" Lmfao

Tie your shoes!

I hate it when I accidentally miss a step I just teleport to Saturn, it’s annoying..

yeah I was about to say. it's quite fast. you wouldn't be expected to see much movement towards Saturn at all with typical speeds we're used to here on earth

fast forward isn't the same thing as speed up

bros a god

lmao

​@@Stargaze_youtubecould you make, falling into J1407B?

Red screen of death

But in real life

XBox 360

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Brown gas of death on the planet,

Right? It makes me think about all these movie astronauts that somehow flew into space and there is no way they will be back, like... if you are gonna die in your suit there, floating, it's not that terrible moments before death, if to think about it

Why thousands of comments ????? Infinity

The whole thing just stinks of cosmic thallasophobia

​@@9WEAVER9bro as the atmosphere obscured the view both up and down I immediately thought it had incredible potential for Subnautica but in the sky

eerie*

The freaky thing is that while we can’t directly hear planetary sounds, scientists can still creatively convert data into sound files, allowing us to experience the symphony of our solar system’s alien worlds. I think the process is called sonification.

The Soviets landed a probe on Venus and recorded the audio - go listen to it on youtube - it's pretty cool.

For me it's the same sensation as when I see the blackness of the deep ocean.

​@@SadFace201or just staring into any abyss. Looking outside of the galaxy map on No Man's Sky gives me the same feeling. It's just empty nothingness as far as you can see.

I know exactly what you mean!

I call it "fear of infinity". And yes, it's definitely something that makes me uneasy to uncomfortable.

I am the same. I find space fascinating.. I write science fiction, and yet, I don't know if I could spend 5 minutes on the idea of a classical sci-fi space ship. Space is terrifying.

Nah, more like a Spartan with infinite armour lock.

​@@Wizard_Pepsilooks more like doom guy's visor.

Fair point.

⁠@@SobboMonkeVRliterally the 2016 or eternal helmet

yea@@Darnk715

The very first sound when he entered the atmosphere creeped me the fuck out had to look away from my phone for a sec lmao

@@Chadwick8oh I’m never scared in not some 3 yr old 🙂‍↕️

What? The classical music????!

​@@cym586 you don't need to be 3 to feel fear

​@@Rainbowsteve533sure helps

@SAKSHAM-kz2qi shame yours was loose

Very windy.

I fell into Uranus is what I told my wife last night!!🎉 Bing Bong!!🔔 But nah I came from that vid

@SAKSHAM-kz2qi oh💀

All in, my ass

that one unemoloyed friend on a tuesday

Saturnday

@@wedmunds I love you 😭

Saturday was actually named after the Roman God Saturn (which the planet also obviously gets its name from) which makes this all the more funny

Same smh my head

No wonder considering what Saturn has always been identified with.

ahahaha same here, I didn't expect it to become so violent that fast :D

​​@@RossoNero1987what has it always been identified with?

@@alinaqirizvi1441 Saturn cult, cruel Saturn eats his children, Satan, number six, the sixth planet from the sun, a hexagonal spot in the north pole of Saturn, the sixth day Saturday, a black Jewish cube Tefillin (6 walls), The Kaaba.

Ah yes, the tortured screams of Saturn

Imaigne watching this with a VR headset while baked lol

@@FerdinandMadsenHOLY SHIT MAN

Well done knight. Did you find any technology that could be of use to the Brotherhood?

Lmao not fallout references here

@designerwookiee 😆 (lol) And if that rocky horror didn’t kill Us, the horrific Atmospheric Storms with colossal Lightning Bolts would most likely vaporize Us in a single strike. It’s not exactly the way that I want to go out.

I agree!🤗

But what are the rings actually _like?_ ie, they are all rotating about the planet at ridiculously fast velocities. But, relative to each other, how fast are particles going? Arent their constant collisons going on? Keeping them as particles of dust or grit, dissipating all kinetic energy from rogue fast-movers (albeit, do some of the particles lose too much kinetic energy to continue rotating at same orbit and being to gently descend to lower orbit, finding new equilibrium?) ie, _almost_ all the kinetic differences have "played out" over millions of years. But wouldnt we still see particles in essentially Brownian motion, gently bumping into one another, instead of the static field in the simulation?

Nah don't worry we got the indestructible suit on😎

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That one wouldn't be a simulation

Too scary

"And now, as you can see, we reach maximum debt levels, where the human has imploded under the immense pressure creating a singularity..."

I’m sorry to tell you but I don’t think that’s a simulation…

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YOU ARE KINDA FALLIN THROUGH A FREAKIN' PLANET YA LOBSTAH

Yeah, and in reality it would be way worse, as it would be completely dark after a few hundreds Km into a gas giant.

I felt a distinct sense of impending doom as we approached the liquid hydrogen/helium layer. Really incredible

Gas giants are indeed quite inhospitable for life but certainly nobody will land into them 😝

Sometimes I wish we had a camera or satellite that could withstand the atmosphere and environment to see actual footage on the innate of the planet. That would amazing to see with our own eyes

Dont tell me you would turn down a invitation to ride OceanGate Titan?

It's called Space Engine. Look it up.

With it's rings visible.

And falling into Uranus 💀

And Neptune

Then make one falling into Saturn but Pearson's making a camp stew on its ring's

To its red spot😂

“One of these days, you’re going to land on something as stubborn as you are”

"And I don't do bits and pieces"

"For a brick, he flew pretty good"

Loving this thread❤

@@alexjones2679 “Were it so easy”

So thats where my brain recognises it from!

@@sporeham1674It looks like some hud mod I have for STALKER

​@@KCCereal Is it an SoC mod? if so, pls tell me what the name is

@@alicorn3924 I haven’t the slightest clue if I’m being honest. Installed all my mods easily over 9 months ago

I was thinking Metroid

I’m in love with them!🥰

it was me

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Bro can’t tell the difference between a cgi video and an actual real video💀

Woooooosh

@@llcoolg8682and you can’t understand irony 💀

assuming you are impervious to pressure and heat, 100% correct. Pitch black with the sounds of the wind blasting by while the occasional arcs of electricity light the void.

I’d imagine you would eventually start seeing again once the temperature of the gas is hot enough to start glowing, but this would only be for a brief moment. After that, you’d basically only see red, then orange, then yellow, and finally white as you fall into higher and higher temperature gas.

@@PERTEKofficial I believe you're correct, at those temperatures you would see gas glow

... which would just make things even more terrifying

I also think the (number) density of the clumps/particles in the rings should be much lower. (At least of the particles that you can see unaided.)

Hey that precisely is my biggest fear too

Mine is going out of bounds on old video games

Falling into a blackhole...

@@AnotherWorthlessMoron bro same

You can’t fall into a star you’d burn up before you had the chance. But yea you could fall into a gas giant for an inordinate amount of time and you’d never be found again. Also you can’t get out or die unless you wanna be exposed to the gas giant’s atmosphere and die slowly like that.

Yeah but it would also be kinda cool😎

"Its like you never existed." Does the planet also remove any memories other people have of you?

@@pierreo33 No, but physically your just gone.

To be fair, ''The only human to die on another planet'' does sound kind of cool lol

Oh and remember if your falling straight towards Saturn, all those rocks would fly past you so fast that you would turn to mist from collision 😀

How'd it go

You never know when the planet Saturn will be hiding under your bed at night

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Cassini spacecraft

Hahaha i was looking for this

For sure, it's already on the list of future video ideas.

@@Stargaze_youtube Thank you :)

Falling into the sun would scare the heck of just about anyone.

​@@gustafbstromwell it would blind you

Lol i don’t think you would be able to see anythingg falling into the sun

Thank you! I hope I'll be there when humanity sets foot on Mars.

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it's innacurate. It would be very fast darkness, after you enter atmosphere. Maybe after few minutes of fall into the clouds, you wouldn't see anything. Just darkness. The only light you would see are lightnings between the clouds. So it would look like crazy lightning storm, with various colors, flashing during night.

@@warrax111 sure. but what fun is that. just imagine the indestructible spacesuit has high beams

Not to mention the massive amounts of radiation.

@@k3salieriwhere is the radiation coming from

@@luhdooce The magnetic field of Saturn traps charged particles, creating these radiation belts around Saturn (to a lesser extent than Jupiter though). K3salieri seems to be implying that there's harmful radiation inside the atmosphere though, which I don't think is the case, other than heat of course.

Winds would not rip you apart just like a hurricane does not rip apart a grain of pollen. It would just carry you in the flow. Darkness would rule up to the point when temperatures reach well above 500 °C. Incandescent glow would take over. There are also no surfaces and no global liquids or solids. Pretty inaccurate video, all in all.

Well, it literally says "let's assume you have an indestructible suit" And why not give it incredibly bright lights while we're at it.

Thank you!

The least realistic thing is to imagine a material strong enough to withstand a crash against those rock and ice particles at such a speed. It would destroy anything.

It's a game, not his own simulation.

Thank you!

Agreed lol

Some morons even believe it's fake somehow

Did you ACTUALLY think someone flell down Saturn?

@@maxave7448 I think you don't understand what a joke is.

@@Shfandub thats also possible

How far apart in reality you think?

Yes it would, this video isn't really accurate to what you would see, since IRL, 90% of the way down you would just see white since the temps are 1000-10000°C

@@DeMooniC No, it would be black.

@@durshurrikun150 lol no

@@DeMooniC That's not a star, it's a core of a planet where matter is very dense. Light would be absorbed entirely

@@durshurrikun150 The density doesn't matter, it's not high enough to absorb the light the hot matter emits... Only black holes are dense enough for such a thing, reason why they are black. With your logic, neutron stars should be black lmao.

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It's gonna be a damp wet experience. And surpsisingly warm when you go deep enough. Also you'll be met with a hard pressure suddenly. Beware of the methane gasses. As you penetrate the deeper layers you'll find some rocky materials. They can erupt all the way out of uranus.

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