Mars is close to Earth 😨 #space #astronomy #universe

Thats our fascinating simulation where we explore the impact of a second sun entering our solar system. In this scientific simulation, we delve into the captivating cosmic dynamics and its hypothetical effects on planets, orbits, and climate. Join us for a journey through the complexities of the universe!
Music: solitude from M83

#universe #space #astronomy #whitehole #blackhole

[TheWPC]

“Ooh that’s not good”
Random science guy from the internet

[cakhia]

''OOH THAT'S NOT GOOD'' 🗣️🔥💯

[Bot-pl]

Mars just took the life on earth for itself 💀

[powersettingsm]

Because you put mars' orbit so close to earth, the gravitational pull of Mars is very strong on earth. What this means is that the earth is being constantly stretched and bent over and over again, resulting in excess heat being generated. From gravitational potential energy to kinetic energy to thermal energy. The earth is also doing the same to Mars at this distance.
The effect is that earth is heated into becoming a desert, with it's oceans literally boiling into the atmosphere (that's why earth turned white for a sec, it's all clouds). Conversely, Mars is heated, resulting in the ice melting and the planet becoming habitable.

[xTheZapper]

This application doesn't simulate internal magma movement. Having Mars that close would cause the tectonic plates to shift so violently there would be cataclysmic earthquakes and volcanic eruptions constantly. Like what Jupiter does to Io.

[amnehnasser]

I think Elon musk would be happy, GOT ME DYING 💀💀💀

[randmshrts]

"OOH THATS NOT GOOD" Never gets old🗿

[Roman_play_]

”Ohh that's not good” the best part of the channel 😂

[stormy]

It's essentially stretching the earth which creates friction which causes the temperature to rise. Same reason that Europa has a liquid Ocean even though it's too far from the sun.

[forsakenrealm]

“Yeah.”
“Okay.”
“Ooo that’s not good.”

[thijmen]

"Ooh that's not good" 🗣‼️

[Matt_Underwood]

Having Mars close by is not a good idea

Snickers: 👀👀

[mlggodzilla]

The rise of temperature might be from the tidal forces from Mars being that close, also would explain why the sea level would change in some areas

[SkyReport_]

“All the ice from South America”

Wait- what ice in South America

[rishabhdowerah]

I can’t believe how excited I get for “Ooh That’s not good”. shit got me smiling and giggling

[RonPhillips]

Change the rotation of earth's rotation to south to north

[dxmmydmitri]

"Oooo that's not good" felt that... Such a hard quote.

[abxy_real_official_since]

That phenomenon is called Tidal Heating.

[Luffy-Plays-Games]

Replace the sun with earth's inner core and see what happends

[TechnoDinoKitten]

Idea: replace the earth with mars to see what happens