Replacing our Sun with other stars (PART 5)

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This video is a visual representation of how different stars may look if they were replaced with our Sun

Note: Feel free to use the images in your videos but please don't just re-upload the video as it takes time to make them.

Background sound:
Sounds from Jupiter recorded by NASA's spacecraft Voyager

Tags:
#universe #whatif #replacingsun #stars

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I simply love everything about these videos, the way the scenery changes so perfectly with each star it's majestic and feels realistically surreal and I enjoy that feeling watching these
Hope ya enjoy making these more than I enjoy watching them it's really a treat ^^

tuckerblu

Sun: Normal.
Gliese 581: All life would likely freeze, and a lot of the celestial bodies that were once part of the Solar System will fly away from the system and become rogue objects due to Gliese 581 having just over 30% the mass of the Sun. The Earth would also become a rogue object.
Alpha Centauri B: This star is 90% the mass of the Sun, meaning that almost nothing would happen. The only major thing that would change is all of the orbits of the celestial bodies in the Solar System will become slightly more eccentric, meaning less circular. This would mean the Earth would have more dramatic temperature swings, but it shouldn't be too bad.
Alpha Centauri A: It has 7% more mass than the Sun. This means that all of the orbits of the celestial bodies in the Solar System would slightly move closer to the parent star. Other than slightly warmer temperatures during both Summer and Winter, life would be pretty much the same.
Sirius A: Considering the fact that this star is 206% more massive than the Sun, life would probably not survive for long. The orbits of everything in our Solar System would be twice as close to the parent star. Since the star is much hotter than the Sun, the Earth would probably receive 100x as much heat, give or take.
Vega: Almost the same scenario as Sirius A, only slightly worse due to the star having 214% more mass than the Sun and being slightly hotter than Sirius A.
Bellatrix: The entire Solar System would be burning, as this star is nearly 4x as hotter than the Sun. It is also nearly 8x as massive as the Sun, so all of the bodies in our system would be pulled way closer towards this star, possibly leaving Mercury, Venus, and maybe the Earth on a collision course with the star itself.
Pollux: Believe it or not, life could actually survive here just as long as we either dig underground, or if we go to the poles. The only major issue would be the heat produced from this star, and the luminosity of the star. Pollux is almost 33x more luminous than the Sun, meaning you would become blind almost instantly by looking at Pollux as it dominates the sky.
Delta Draconis: Almost the same scenario as Pollux, but everything will be hotter and the light coming from the star would be more blinding.
Alpha Scuti: All life would be exctinct in the span of minutes. The Earth, along with the rest of the Solar System, would all burn.
Arcturus: The star itself is so large that it almost engulfs the orbit of Mercury. It would be a very blinding sight to see as the Earth, and everything else, would begin to vaporize.
Gamma Draconis: Life would be gone in nearly an instant. Earth would possibly be pulled apart due to the insane amount of heat.
Epsilon Corvi: Pretty much the same scenario as Gamma Draconis.
Rigel: Most of the objects in our Solar System would fall towards Rigel, likely being vaporized into dust and gas before making it to the "surface" of Rigel.

Galaxius

These videos have given me anxiety… and I’m not an anxious person! Thank god we have the sun as our star and not any of those giants.

Steve_Hunts

I think you should also write the new temperature of the world in the upper left

guineanreich

Wow the sky with Vega and bellatrix looked stunning!!! 😍😍😍

lisar

This is what I've always wanted to imagine so thank you so much

rex-tunes

love these videos, also please add the star type as it was in your part 4.

Acevern

let’s take some time to appreciate the fact he took the time to mask the stars behind the clouds and change the light levels

aidboo

Am watching you Spuds. You're replacing stars without my permission.

Messiah_replace

Sun: Our regular star.
Gliese: IWAS FROZEN TODAY!
Alpha Centauri A: A little cold, dim but life is still here.
Alpha Centauri B: Warmer and brighter but life is here to stay!
Sirius: EARTH IS HOT TONIGHT!
Vega: YOU DIED!
Bellatrix: WERE ALL GONNA DIE!!!
Pollux: Sir, the water is boiling! It's steaming hot!
Delta Draconis: Maybe the north and south pole might be tropical if the ocean didn't die.
Alpha Scuti: YOU'RE GETTING TOO CLOSE SHAMUS!
Arcturus: What is life?
Gamma Draconis: EARTH GO BYE BYE!
Epsilon Corvi: DEVOUR!!! DEVOUR!!!
Rigel: You met a terrible fate! Haven't you?

DesertFerret