What If the Sun Was In Other Colors?

Have you ever wondered what color is the Moon? Yellow is the most popular answer, but in fact, our Sun contains absolutely all the waves of the light spectrum. It’s simultaneously red, blue, green, yellow – you name it. But what would happen if the Sun had a different color? If it was red, the whole world would look like it does during sunsets. And what if the Sun was green?
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[BoxedUpMind]

this went from colors to solar flares to planets having life
edit: this is my most liked comment. thank you so much!

[Qaiou]

if the sun was green, we would be playing a game and there would be meteors

[daqdebob]

The radioactive decay in the Earth's core would end faster than the Sun will become black dwarf.

[RexxLikeDino]

Bro went
‘The suns not green, it’s actually yellow and white.’
To
‘The suns actually green.’

[unarealtaragionevole]

There's some great research out there on this. For example, why are most plants green? Because the majority of the sun's energy is in the green spectrum, so the plants kick out the green light and use the rest to regulate it's processes. If the star's light was in the red, the plants would kick out the red and be more red, same with a blue star...they would be blue.

[exxor]

You know, if we were in a solar system where our star was a blue giant, the planet would have to orbit at a far enough distance where we'd still be in the 'goldilocks' zone. Then in that case, our planet's colors would still be the same.

[Ooogabogy]

Respect for the camera man who traveled across space for this. ✊🏻😌

[NocturnalPyro]

7:50
Me with a prescription for melatonin: I don’t see how that’s my problem.

[zmbcat]

Im gonna recommend your channel to my school if that’s alright, you’re the reason im interested in science

[rexy-]

Yo shoutout to the camera man for filming all of this 😌✊

[hiddentruth]

there's a 3rd option as well. deep under ground where the heat of the core reaches easier. Humans could live under ground by cultivating mushrooms and other fungi. we could also use nuclear power to produce energy and grow other things like trees to resupply oxygen. it would be a big endeavor but it could be done.

[WakenerOne]

21:29: You know . . . walking on a tightrope over an abyss isn't actually tougher than walking on a tightrope over anything else.

[oguzman.]

Great educational video! If the sun turns red, Superman won't be able to protect Metropolis. Lex Lutor would take over the 🌎. What a scary thought.

[Snw-bbg]

I'm gonna be honest, I was told the sky was blur because it was the reflection of the oceans, and I believed it until now

[kendrickkuan]

The fact that you learn more in this video than the eight hours of school-

[RANDOM-FRENCH-PERSON]

When something is every color at the same time, we see it white so we can say the sun is white

[krazysane]

respect to the graphics team for this wonderful video

[cliffingram]

I saw on some other reputable channel, I just can't remember. That a black dwarf is basically when a star cools down. And becomes a diamond. The last element our Star will make is Carbon. White dwarfs are made of Carbon. Heat and pressure and the cooling effect, will turn it into a diamond in the sky, to say.

[feintanhxh]

Is this the reason why our eyes are more sensitive to blue light than red light, since our eyes have evolved to adapt to red light.

[DaughterofPersephone]

Naoko Takeuchi probably knows about the Nemesis theory too. I don’t think that it was an coincidence that she named the “tenth planet” in Sailor Moon “Nemesis”