Flying a Rocket INSIDE the SUN In Kerbal Space Program 

4.2% actually :D

It's technically possible to go dramatically faster, but requires deliberately breaking the game to fly a probe through the center of Jool. Each planet has a singularity at its center that creates its gravity, and the one for Jool is unbelievably massive. If you opt to deploy a parachute there, the game's physics engine doesn't even know how to react, and just jumps to pieces of the spacecraft flying significantly faster than light on trajectories out of the solar system.

Lemons

Like the sun

Oh ok thanks for the answer guys I think I might try to taste the sun now that I know what it tastes like.

@@Tostito-Chips it tastes like egg

actually, despite being a joke, if you assume that the heat itself has no significant affect, the sun would taste the same as any high energy plasma. most likely similar to a vandergraft generator if you were to lick it while on

Because that's how that works, gravity part I mean. You'd most likely get squashed into a sphere at the core. It's not constant, hence why you can float in low atmosphere orbit.

@@tropicalvikingcreations Sort-of. Gravity is more powerful the closer you are to the source. It falls off the same way light/radio/sound intensity does, with the square of the distance. But it's all of the matter in the sun that generates gravity, not the pinpoint at the center, so as you approach the center your acceleration would decrease as there is more and more mass above you. But KSP pretends all of the gravity in an object is emitted by the point in the center, because in any normal situation that's plenty accurate and less work; as a side effect, as you get very close to the center the gravitational acceleration approaches infinity.

The speed of light is 300000 Km/s, he was going at 1%

the speed of light is 299 792.458 kilometers per second, he was going at around 10 800 km/s maximum which means around 3,6% of light's speed

Around 3% of the speed of light, still the definite record for man made objects lol

​@@gustavodeoliveiraferreira3796 from the sun light to hit earth is 0,13 millisecond

where did you get this information, i would love to know

They've gone to plaid!

STOP THIS THING WE CANT STOP, WE HAVE TO SLOW DOWN FIRST I DONT CARE! JUST STOP

Ludicrous

It does have a surface to collide with. But just as in KSP1, collisions only happen if your vessel intersects that surface for a frame; if you are going fast enough, you'll be on one side of the surface for one frame and on the other side of the surface on the next frame, and never collide with it.

Yeah, lol

I need a video like that on repeat and with 100x more kerbals

you could say that heat changes are nights that means that every surface atom on the sun is day or night in every place 50% hottest is day 50% coldest is night that explains it all

@@aliciamagee203 even if the sun was 50% colder, you will get toasted just by getting close 💀

​@@speedweed-dw1nj yes. Even if it was 90% colder even if 99.99%

@@danielgaming8909 no, it can reach 0%..... at midnight

stratzenblitz75

@@h1lwwhat

He has got an out

@@garethmetcalf2314 i don't think he did

@@IvanRiaby hey has

@@garethmetcalf2314 no i mean like leave the sphere of influence

@@IvanRiaby yes he has done that

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they're letting you lick the bowl stop saying the cake needs more icing because the cake is still in the oven regardless of weather you were allowed to lick the bowl the cake is still gonna take half an hour to an hour to cook so lettem cook dammit

smoke

Yes

@@SoggywafflesPLAYZ my ksp2 is crashing on loading screen

@@supriyodas2218 I cant Evan play because my computer can bearly run ksp 1 never mind ksp 2

@@SoggywafflesPLAYZ what's your system specs?