How High You Could Jump on Different Planets in 3D

Gravity is what keeps your feet firmly planted on the ground. That’s why the average person can only jump as high as 1.5 feet straight up. But what if we had to live on another planet — say, Venus or Saturn? Let’s find out what difficulties we’d have to endure there. How high could you jump on other planets? The gravity on Mercury, for example, is less than half that on Earth, so you’ll be able to jump about 4 ft high. But if you were to jump being on Venus, you’d make it just shy of 1.7 ft high because the mass and size of Earth and Venus are almost similar with Venus being a little smaller.

Bu the way, guys, did you know that Venus is a really inhospitable place? You’d be able to see Earth from here if not for the whirling mass of clouds above. They create a monstrous greenhouse effect, as well as immense atmospheric pressure. And despite the constant temperature of a blazing furnace, rain here wouldn’t bring relief: the clouds up there are made of sulfuric acid! Let's learn more about these amazing objects that orbit the same sun as Earth! Here are some surprising facts about the planets of the Solar System.

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TIMESTAMPS:
Mercury 0:17
Venus 0:52
Luna 1:26
Mars 1:54
Phobos 2:24
Ceres 2:55
Jupiter 3:26
Ganymede 3:57
Saturn 4:24
Titan 5:01
Uranus 5:33
Neptune 6:03
Triton 6:34
Pluto 6:59
Eris 7:34

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[whotheflipismn]

Whoever animated this deserves a raise

[BFBFan_YOUTUBE]

Earth: 1.5FT (0.5M)
Mercury: 4FT (1.2M)
Venus: 1.7FT (0.6M)
Moon: 9FT (2.7M)
Mars: 4FT (1.2M)
Phobos: You'd fly back to Mars.
Ceres: 52FT (16M)
Jupiter: 0.6FT (0.2M)
Ganymede: 10FT (3M)
Saturn: 1.4FT (0.4M)
Titan: 11FT (3.3M)
Uranus: 1.7FT (0.6M)
Neptune: 1.3FT (0.4M)
Triton: 19FT (5.8M)
Pluto: 25FT (7.6M)
Eris: 18FT (5.5M)
Note: This video was published on my channel's 3rd birthday.
Edit: Thanks for 27 likes!
Fun Fact: 27 is a cube number.

[buljbwe]

Imagine going to different planets just to jump


Edit: Yall ik its just an animation 😢

[swa_aidan]

Props to the cameraman and the guy that went to these planets to record this information. Much respect given.

[Joes-nstuff]

Just the attention to detail is amazing, that Phobos scene when he doesn’t jump because he would float off You can see Mars being reflected of the visor.

[dawn]

So no one’s going to talk how realistic this is

[yuutaka]

Respect for that dude who went to all planets in our solar system just to see how high you jump

[seekdoors]

Earth 0:01
Mercury 0:17
Mercury Sun 800*F 0:35
Mercury Night With Sun Stick 280*F 0:41
Venus 0:55
Moon 1:28
Mars 1:54
Phobos 2:25
Phobos Smash On Mars 2:46
Ceres 2:58
Jupiter 3:26
Gandymede 3:57
Saturn 4:23
Titan 5:07
Uranus 5:34
Uranus Cold -377*F 5:54
Neptune 6:05
Triton 6:34
Pluto 6:59
Eris [Finale] 7:33

[paperstormercuber]

TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 Earth
0:13 Mercury
0:50 Venus
1:25 Moon
1:52 Mars
2:24 Phobos
2:55 Ceres
3:25 Jupiter
3:57 Ganymede
4:22 Saturn
5:02 Titan
5:33 Uranus
6:03 Neptune
6:33 Triton
6:57 Pluto
7:30 Eris
8:04 Unknown

[osmanycruz]

Imagine his son asking his Dad: “Dad what is the craziest thing you have ever done?
I jumped on every planet son.

[ry_e_]

For anyone wondering. On Phobos you can jump 12 stories high (over 100ft) and it would take about 12 minutes to fall back to the surface.

[titantheboss]

0:00 Intro
0:17 Mercury
0:55 Venus
1:29 Moon
1:54 Mars
2:25 Phobos
2:58 Ceres
3:26 Jupiter
3:58 Ganymede
4:24 Saturn
5:02 Titan
5:35 Uranus
6:05 Neptune
6:35 Triton
6:59 Pluto
7:34 Eris

[thomassmith]

Can we just take a min, and appreciate that we can all watch this video for free?

[marieconpark]

Can we just praise the fact that they included pluto in the list along with other dwarf planets?

[mariosdaniilidis]

Thumbs up for this guy who wiped his sweat from the outside of the helmet 00:33

[cryngchId]

Let’s take a moment for the camera man who recorded the man jumping☺️

[HAA]

Shoutout to the astronaut and cameraman who risked their lives to do this.

[officialsam_]

That man is brave he just went into every planet

Edit: this was a joke y’all are taking this too serious💀

[lol-vzrc]

This video taught me more then what teachers teach me in school

[theinternetlawyer]

"uranus is much cooler than all the planets in the solar system"
Is that a compliment?