What If You Spent 5 Seconds on Venus? 

Now let's try swimming for 5 seconds in Titan's lakes: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-kx4UzkzjERM.html

The dude was only supposed to spend five seconds on Venus. But then he was so mesmerized that he started to wander away from the ship, and sealed his fate.

Watching this makes me think how much we take our beloved planet for granted which has been sustaining life for millions of years..

cancelled my trip for Venus

Venus looks like how Hollywood portrays Mexico

This guy's vocal affectations killed me quicker than Venus would. Made it 4 seconds.

I like these "What If You Spent Five Seconds On Another Planet" videos. They're educational and fun. Its amazing to see what other planets environments are like and can do to you

I like how the dudes in a full space suite but wearing regular lace up work boots 😂😂😂😂😂💀

It beats staying on uranus 🗿

That feeling when even being fully informed, I'd still rather spend the full 5 seconds on Venus instead of 8 hours of work on Monday.

Moral of the story : Don't go to Venus

7:34 "In a second thought, let's not go to Venus, tis a silly place"

I briefly drove my 1995 Chevrolet Lumina on Venus a few years ago. I will say this, you want to set your AC at full blast on recirculate. You don't want outside air coming in. It wasn't good for the tires or the paint, and the engine wasn't ever the same after that.

Props to the camera man for staying alive 😊

You missed the part where he was engulfed in flames before he reached the bottom of the ladder.

This guy’s voice is harder to endure than any atmosphere…

I’ve never heard a narrator sound so happy when talking about dying a horrific death 😂😂

Venus is the most similar planet in our solar system to earth in terms of physical parameters such as mass size density, mass and size. If Were not for the extremely high temperature, surface pressure, and atmospheric composition, humanity could have an Earth-like planet orbiting the same star within a maximum distant of 40 million kilometers, and the thought is extremely fascinating.

Why didn’t the cameraman help the astronaut, instead of just filming him?

Hello What If! This was different than anything I have seen so far. The way this topic has been demonstrated, the animation, the storyline, superb job done. Thank you for explaining in a very interesting and unique way.

Fun fact: A venus suit would cost about 1 trillion dollars, and look like a deep sea diving suit for immense pressure. It would need to be built out of titanium.

Sincerely, the astronaut lived way longer than I'd expect

The naration is unbearably irritating.

That poor astronaut is getting absolutely bullied by the narrator

At 4:10 Russia claimed that this ship was designed to only last that long, and the reason it transmitted for such a short time was because the battery died (just like the probe the European space agency sent to Saturn's moon Titan). They also announced that very soon they plan to send a new probe to Venus. This one is about the size of a School Bus, will have actual video cameras on board to stream live videos back to earth, and is expected to last for over a month 😲

It’s a shame that Venus so inhospitable, considering it’s the closest thing to Earth’s sister planet

those must be some pretty durable shoe laces on the astronaut's boots.

6:28 Young Blud got springlocked (Venus Edition)💀

This is an amazing immersive episode. Great work

I admire your work ethic and the consistency with which you provide new and interesting material.

6:20 "Commander, you're outside of the operation zone. You need to head back."

If you were on Venus, you wouldn’t have five seconds.

What if we dumped all the world politicians on Mars!!

These videos are fantastic! Love these!❤

Literally he take 8 mintute to describe 5 sec in Venus 😂😂

5 seconds is generous. You are dead meat in 2 seconds.

What if you never stopped falling? Seems like a good idea for an episode

Make a video on about what if we have 48 hrs instead of 24 hrs day time

Bro is wearing safety shoes to VENUS. 😂😂😂

My bro thought of spending 5 second on Venus but survived for 8 minutes and 7 seconds..mad respect 💀

900 degrees. Nice summers day here in western Europe, not including the heat index.

Kudos to the cameraman/woman, for risking his/her/their life in bringing this footage to us 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

The narrator of this video sounds like the "Hi, my name's Charmander" guy.

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I had a very vivid dream, it started with me traveling at the speed of light and landing on Venus. I met up with two winged females, we were communicating telepathically. They guided me through out some caves and a few different areas. There seemed to be no life on the planet, everything basically looked like this video. One of the weirdest dreams I've had. Lol

What if I stay on earth

5 seconds on venus =8 minutes on earth 👀

Bro he only had to spend five seconds there but he stayed for like 2 minutes the five seconds was over💀💀💀

All these videos are nightmare fuel.

Good efforts to create this amazing video, informative👍🏻

I'm not bigging myself up, but I spent 6 seconds up there. It was no big deal. So glad to be back home though. I had a spanish lesson 8 seconds later. Thinking of going back for 60 second holiday. Already saving up. Can't believe this guy got there before me with his video camera and filmed so much. He must have gone in the summer, wasn't that warm when I went, I had to put on a t-shirt.

I loved the experience you gave..can feel that..but definitely never ever wanted to go there on venus😅

Idk about other planets but it's fcking freezing and windy here in Neptune.

So basically Venus looks pretty much like a planet with raging wildfires everyday! 😅

Beside the contents, the quality of the video very majestic.. feels like watching 4k videos, nice! 💯

Venera was not a failure just to get thing straight.. it’s was a great accomplishment.

I always love the ending of what if, cause it gives us another cliffhanger for another “What If”

Immersive. This is great work. The effort clearly shows.

Very nice work! Thank You

These Starfield graphics looking insane!

Thanks to the bravest cameraman risking his life just to show us Venus

So much effort making a very detailed video. Thumbs up

“Well I’m your Venus, I’m your fire your desire!” Shocking Blue and Bananarama

This is awesome. I do want to add so I can feel like a smarty pants that takes things to literally. But you can’t spend 4 months in space and be suddenly exposed to gravity similar to Earth and still be mobile. Weightlessness softens your body, even your bones. So yeah, space travel to other planets still has unsolved issues. Still, fantastic metaphorical video. Very well made.

What if.... A Dancing Cat on a skateboard came rolling down the street, throwing pizzas at people while singing the meow mix song?

There might be sulphuric acid rain on the surface of Venus because rain might not evaporate as you suggested. Pressure will increase the boiling point of which sulphuric acid might not evaporate, you can go through basics of pressure cooker.

Furthermore, the atmosphere of Venus is a staggering 90 times heavier than Earth's. You could only survive on Venus for a maximum of one second before the extreme temperatures and pressures completely vaporized you.

Thanks for this!! It's exactly what I needed to watch this morning❤

I didn’t know that spending five seconds on Venus could have such an impact

If we could figure out how to speed up planet rotation speed. Venus can be terriformed. Increase the rotation speed even if it's turning in the opposite direction of Earth's rotation, and venus will cool down. Right now, it's rotating so slow. That it's on a slow Rotisserie wheel.😢 Slow down Earth's rotation and it will end up being just like Venus. 😮

“What would happen in that 5 seconds?” “Give me 8 min and I’ll tell you”

This is what I hope to find in Starfield! I really hope there's a ton of variety & crazy planets like Venus. If it kills me trying to land on it, oh well!

Hats Off To The What If Crew And Astronaut Taking Their Risk To Go In Venus To Let Us See What's Inside On Veenus And Upload This In RU-vid

"Don't these clouds look beautiful?" No they look like comical Farts

I absolutely LOVE your channel!!❤

He went out in style though with those Timberlands on his feet

Best visuals of venus surface I've seen on video!

1. Venus is Earth's nearest neighbor and is sometimes referred to as Earth's twin due to its similar size and gravity. 2. The surface of Venus is extremely hot and inhospitable. 3. The atmosphere of Venus is mostly made up of carbon dioxide and is incredibly dense, trapping heat on the planet's surface. 4. The surface of Venus is covered in mountains and volcanoes. 5. The atmosphere of Venus is so dense that it would feel like walking through water. 6. The temperature on the surface of Venus is around 475 degrees Celsius, hot enough to melt lead. 7. The atmospheric pressure on Venus is about 90 times that of Earth. 8. The clouds on Venus are made of sulfuric acid, but the acid rain doesn't reach the surface due to the high temperatures. Fact-checking these points: 1. **Venus is Earth's nearest neighbor and is sometimes referred to as Earth's twin due to its similar size and gravity.** This is correct. Venus is indeed the closest planet to Earth, and it is similar in size and gravity to Earth. 2. **The surface of Venus is extremely hot and inhospitable.** This is correct. The surface temperature of Venus averages around 467 degrees Celsius (872 degrees Fahrenheit), which is hotter than the surface of Mercury, the closest planet to the Sun. 3. **The atmosphere of Venus is mostly made up of carbon dioxide and is incredibly dense, trapping heat on the planet's surface.** This is correct. Venus's atmosphere is composed of about 96.5% carbon dioxide, and the dense atmosphere creates a strong greenhouse effect, trapping heat and making the surface extremely hot. 4. **The surface of Venus is covered in mountains and volcanoes.** This is correct. Venus has many mountains and volcanoes. It is one of the most volcanically active bodies in our solar system. 5. **The atmosphere of Venus is so dense that it would feel like walking through water.** This is a reasonable analogy. The atmospheric pressure on Venus is about 92 times that of Earth at sea level, which is similar to the pressure about 900 meters (3,000 feet) underwater on Earth. 6. **The temperature on the surface of Venus is around 475 degrees Celsius, hot enough to melt lead.** This is correct. The surface temperature of Venus is extremely high, and it is indeed hot enough to melt lead. 7. **The atmospheric pressure on Venus is about 90 times that of Earth.** This is correct. The atmospheric pressure on Venus is about 92 times that of Earth at sea level. 8. **The clouds on Venus are made of sulfuric acid, but the acid rain doesn't reach the surface due to the high temperatures.** This is correct. The clouds on Venus are composed of sulfuric acid. However, the high surface temperatures cause any falling droplets to evaporate before they reach the ground, so there is no acid rain as we know it on Earth.

You'd have to use a specially designed suit that resembles an ADS suit more than anything else. And the lander likewise would need to be built like a DSV to resist the pressure.

why wear a spacesuit inside the spacecraft?????

I felt like I was actually there for a moment, amazing video! 💛

Still better than sitting in the maths class for 5 seconde

Try spending 2 hours at your mother-in-law’s house.

I really wanted for the little space man to survive!

the cameraman survived tho

What if Earth and Venus switch places

thanks bro i was thinking to spend my holiday on this planet ,now i will reconsider it🙂

Uhm What If got SOME WORK TO DO HERE 0:04

There used to be water right? Used to be just like earth before? Is it right?

What if I spent five seconds in Venus, you say? Well, the rough terrain and poisonous gases all around would've been more than enough to choke out the last air that I breathe. Been into sci-fi for quite some time, and I don't think it'd be best to live in other planets besides Earth. Unless if you're deeply invested in sci-fi, then you might still have a little bit of hope in you.

It's funny that in myths Venus was considered the sister of the earth, but in fact, it's literally hell in real: -acid rains -lava oceans -100х atmospheric pressure -480С average air temperature -One day lasts like a year on earth -the planet rotates in the other direction (the only instance in the system)

2:15 your spaceship design is amazing and a nice blueprint for Elon Musk.

0:39 Jupiter goes brrrrr

Loved it! - Great Job!!

Thanks bro I was about to go.

Bigup to the camera guy risked his life to capture this.

The most unbelievable part of this video is the SpaceX Starship landing safely without toppling over or exploding...

He'd be instantly crushed by the air pressure.

The pressure is the equivalent of being 900 meters under the ocean

You guys remember the whole block the sun from shining on earth from space idea? What if they figured out how to do it and used it on Venus. With only half the sunlight shining on Venus maybe it woul cool down enough to send in drones to spray acid neutralizers into the clouds then start seeding the coolest spots?