How Long Would We Have to Live if the Sun Went Out?

We take for granted that the sun will come up tomorrow, but what if the sun went down and stayed down. How long would humanity survive without the sun heating up our Earth? In today's video we are looking at the dim future of Earth without the sun shining down and heating up our planet. How much sun do you think we have left? Can the human race survive this horror story scenario.

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[TheInfographicsShow]

Which superhero could save the Earth and human race from the doomsday scenario? 😲

[augustvilla]

*Sun goes out.*
*Winter everywhere.*
Schools: We'll just do the classes online.

[harampug]

Sun, gone.

School : “its just a sun, back to class”

[horizon]

"If you or someone you know died as a result of the Sun disappearing, you may be entitled to financial compensation."

[thatguyknownaswill]

I can’t imagine the memes that would arise from this happening

[gameboy]

7:48 The sun disappearing will cause your dad to grow an extra set of legs.

[lt.bananas]

People when the Sun goes out:

“Ayo who turned on Dark Mode?”

[adelaheath]

I lost it at “North Korea had killed the sun “

[xaviereartheart]

sun goes out


Vampires: Now we feast

[itsCN]

2:28 People watching this video 8 billion years from now:
😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳

[robertpatti-daddy]

*sun goes out out*
Russia: It’s a bit chilly today

[TheRomanOfRonin]

How to survive if the Sun went out:
1- Get Scissors
2- make sure you have a calendar
3- cut out the days except for *"SUNDAY"* every month in your calendar.
Done-

[ericyang]

We've just figured out how to stop global warming

[mysteriousj]

So basically, I need to build a full on fallout shelter at least a mile underground, with a bunch of specialized equipment both to build and maintain it that I don't have, and with the right equipment and knowledge to maintain a steady supply of food, water, electricity, and some sort of artificial sunlight, plus a way to cycle oxygen so I don't suffocate.

Easy peasy. I'll start tomorrow.

[lilsaul]

Penguins: Ah yes, it’s all coming together.

[misterbones]

7:52 I think that dude has two pairs of legs .

[beforebefore]

“We don't know who struck first, us or them. But we do know it was us that scorched the sky”

[jazzalyn]

Look how we’re acting with the covid 19 😂 we won’t make it 3 days.

[veganmikedizzle]

Sun: Goes out
Greta Thunberg: "how dare you".

[Dragonite]

Honestly, I think I would just go ahead and die. After watching The Gray, survival in that kind of climate would be beyond dismal, it would be wretched. Many of my loved ones would likely be dead, possibly my significant other, my mother, or my sister. I don't think I could take it. I would likely just walk out into the dark cold and allow it to take me. Living wouldn't be worth much to me if I couldn't share it with my loved ones, and considering I've had a long history of clinical depression, I don't think surviving is worth suffering. In fact, I'm relatively certain of it. But that's just me, not to throw a massive wet blanket into the ring. It just seems accurate.