@@GLTCHDGDthey were referring to how many planets would be within those rings. Like if we can see it in our sky, what would happen to all the other planets??
@@andymemezthat’s not true the planet alone is considerably larger than Jupiter in fact Jupiter could be like a moon for it and with the rings it is larger than our sun with is 1000x bigger than Jupiter meaning with the rings it is massive
@@tunakid_instruments idk because I'm not a space expert but if J407 b has that much gravity to keep those rings, plus it is 60% of our sun's diameter, then I think it could take the solar system ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Bro only 98 likes 💀 After a year, im finally editting this to say for gods sake, yall retards for taking this as an insult. It was just dissapointing how he had 98 likes at the start. Now for the love of god, understand comments better.
actually, the scene or should i say the planet if you replaced Jupiter, it'll be 2x smaller than the image shown, because its so far, that the planet will be a bit bigger than the moon when you're seeing it in Earth
"the rest of the planets":Ay bro watch your rings WATCH YOUR RINGS! Edit : TYSM FOR 277 LIKES!🎉🤩 Edit 2 : TYSM FOR 365 LIKES!❤ Edit 3 : OMG ALMOST 400!😱 Edit 4 : WHAT 400 LIKES , MOM IM FAMOUS Edit 5 : Error 404 😂
Fun fact: J1407B is bigger than Jupiter but it's rings made it look small. Fun fact No.2: J1407B is fake, but someone said it's likely a brown dwarf star.
@@AHHHHAAAAAACalling someone pookie? Cringe "The most largest"? Ineffective "Largest Sun In the planet is UY Scuti" There's only one sun UY Scuti is still smaller than Stepehenson 218, do some research before talking? Bro thinks google is always right
They forgot the planet is bigger than Jupiter so our entire system would be crashing into that (also it's rings reach out to our kuiper belt if it was in the sun's spot)
The point of the video is to show what our sky would look like if we replace Saturn with J407 b, it’s to show how cool it would look. Don’t take it that seriously when it’s not trying to be serious
I don't think anybody is on Uranus or Neptune to worry much about it 😂 But, still, yes. Earth would be screwed without Jupiter, unless Jwhatever b was in position to pick up the slack
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@@lorrenzokaelcarrasco7383Jupiter would not be enough to handle the entire barrage of them, plus the rings would probably cross Jupiter anyways and cause havoc, not only that by gravity would change and earth might get pulled in at most.
@@Royalpear_D_Goat Jupiter:AYO WTF- AWWW AW MY EARS BURN Saturn:Omg is that even fair- Uranus:*Paralyzed by pure beauty * Neptune:Triton Come over here where them rings at Triton:HEY now big guy.... don't get mad pls don't shred me-
@@escoosy1763 They are. Jupiter's been regularly hurling asteroids around the solar system from the asteroid belt for billions of years. Imagine what it would do with this as it's nearest planetary neighbor. Every orbit it'd likely pull a considerable amount from the rings and scattershot them in all directions across the Solar System.
