If Pluto Became a Moon of Earth 

Davis Jugroop Literally. Lol.

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not a planet or a dwarf planet, but s a t e l l i t e

Adam 23 LOL

Lol true maybe king of random too

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Still our moon is quite an interesting place, we are just used to it, plus we only see one side of the Moon.

Well, that's true. I am glad that the side of the moon we keep seeing looks better than the other side we never see on the sky because the other side is just craters.

Jc Dizon so u want to kill poor charon?

Dreksler Astral yeah... Why is that?

BEcause the moon is a tidally locked satellite only if the moon wasn't tidally locked then we can see everything... :)

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Is it just me, or is the speaker forgetting to say "the" all the time?

There would be patreon

I don't know, only time will tell.

Definitely! But you have already great quality! We need also to motivate people to understand/support space exploration and get away from pseudo-scientific feed/channels with pure crap.

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@@theredone9256 altogether it might cause alot of problems

NO ITS BRIGHT ENOUGH

If we had two moons we would have more dangerous tsunamis and the night would be very bright

well im a kid but almost a teen

You will die from cold... Also this place hasn't got any oxygen! And it had low atmosphere, either...

emir taha banoğlu If Pluto gained an atmosphere, it would be a water world. That would be so cool.

And if it gain an atmosphere, probably the tempture will rise!

emir taha banoğlu Yes. The only problem is how high it will rise. Some models show it going from ice to boiling right away.

then, venus-2 is gonna happen xd

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*"gravity"*

You could still live on it later you’d just have to deal with the water freezing at night. Hardly insurmountable.

Though, the extremely low gravity would probably be a problem.

he didn't mention magnetic fields, solar radiation, etc. Pluto not big enough to provide anything close to Earth level protection.

One we can live on for a few thousand years.

These videos are interesting but you can't simply relocate planets. Pluto can't be moved in real life. It was thought at one time that Pluto might actually collide with Neptune though as Pluto's orbit is so erratic that it actually crosses that of Neptune but doesn't get close enough to crash into it.

Enigma ikr

it can be done but it requires a ton of energy

Or moon orbiting a moon

@@xboydubose7254although that would be cool earths gravity would be way more dominant than pluto’s so obviously Charon either get ejected or falls in to the orbit of earth

RebelBeamMaster X84 Pluto would actually have a thick atmosphere of nitrogen

puns .-.

Surely as the nitrogen thawed the Solar wind would blow the gas away from Pluto as it's gravity is so weak?

Nope, No Magnetic Field and Atmosphere

+xLittleJC Of course by the time we actually had anything like the resources to gravity tractor an object the mass of Pluto into Earth orbit putting a bunch of electromagnetic satellites in orbit to deflect or even collect the particles from the solar wind would be small potatoes by comparison. A bigger problem would be whether or not the Earth could realistically support another moon of that size in a stable orbit with the perturbations from the rather large moon we already have. Our existing moon is large enough that an object that size might need to be either so close to Earth it would be inside the roche limit and break up or so far out from Earth that perturbations from the sun start becoming problematic. In theory of course if one has the tech to actually move it here from the outer solar system though one would also by definition have the tech needed to tweak it's orbit to rectify any perturbation.

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@@Drekslerr he drekslar, is english your 2nd language? If yes what is ur 1st language?

@@Drekslerr plus we would have exotic seafood IF pluto was always our moon suggestion: what if fictional planets replaced our moon like Bajor or Hoth or Cybertron or Unicrons head?

oh my gosh nasa didn't keep our atmosphere here god did

I agree dawn.

+bluerazberry dingess I seriously hope you're joking.

i am the senate

Thanks, i'll consider it.

Dreksler Astral you did it yaaaaaay I love your channel I already loved space before your channel but now that love just tenfolded

Lol he did

There’s a theory that Earth actually DID have two moons briefly but then they collided. It would explain a lot of differences between the near and far sides of the moon.

Yeah

Not funny

U mean earth?

@@gaptv1476 hes doing a dumb joke

@@czechia4600 oh..

[GD] GeoLight Geometry Dash videos it wouldn't be, the other planets wouldn't revolve around a smaller objects gravitational tension

Please brush your teeth. Your phrases smell very much like a garbage landfill.

All the planets would float away into space and then eventually a Black hole

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First comment in 3 years

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Already replied to a similar comment "in the video i said that the atmosphere will over the course of a few thousand years return to the old thin atmosphere, but since a very thick layer of nitrogen evaporated before that shortly (likely over 30km layer), that would mean that the pressure would be enough to keep the water flowing, likely for the first hundred years, (and no the atmosphere doesn't instantly go away, as said)" Example of a thick atmosphere with low gravity: Titan, if heated could sustain oceans, pressure is even higher than the Earth's. Pluto's evaporation of a many kilometers thick nitrogen layer would provide a thick enough atmosphere for water.

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Such is life man.

sun is small star LOL

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I know i already search it my comment is just for fun

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That is eventually tho, as said in the beginning the atmosphere would be thick enough to sustain it, it would be later on when the atmosphere weakens that water would boil.

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Clorox Beach having a moon doesn't make it a planet

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Be something like Pluto and its moon. Kind of somewhat orbit each other.

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