Fun Science Facts 02 - The Why Files #shorts

Some fun science facts you might not know!

[Asterion_Moloc_]

"Ummmm Jimmy, whatcha got there?"
"A cup of all the humans, why?"
"Oh, well it's now black, it has it own gravity and it appears to cause gravitational lensing"

[WillTBear]

"We're mostly nothing."
My depression has been telling me that for years...

[fallenstar]

"Your literally nothing stfu." now hits different

[johnhammel]

Oh so that’s the emptiness feeling I feel inside

[OneGodhead]

This has become one of my favorite channels

[emg]

“Venti means twenty, large means large” -Ryan Reynolds

[johnjustice]

My girlfriend often tells me I've got nothing between the ears. I didn't realize she was being scientific.

[epicmage]

Best channel on YouTube, and best Podcast on Spotify!!!! Keep up the great work!!!

[johnlorch]

My biggest question as to raining diamonds. What is that surface made of to withstand diamond rain??

[GangstaHorsey]

Wow!! So interesting I love watching your videos!!

[Ty-ncew]

The amount of trexs that lived here, and the amount of fossils we have found, just gives me more proof that we don't know sh!t about our past on this earth yet. So much more to all of this than we even know, just look at how fast we have advanced over the last couple hundred years, and people have been here for thousands now. We had to have been more advanced at certain points in the past.

[asandasibiya]

I definitely need Elon's number. I know he can get me to those diamonds 🤔🤯

[theambiance]

Let’s build a ship for a diamond hunt to Neptune and back 😂

[CatnipedUwU]

lays bags: *finally, a worthy opponent!*

[Stu_DLNGR]

Random find and instant sub!!! Salute. I love this stuff

[thisisntanoption]

"Triple point" is possible with any chemical at the right pressure and temperature I believe.

[msbones]

Thank you for all your research and work

[stella.r]

There's a diamond planet. Though the graphite pencil I use to sketch with is just uncompressed diamond dust

[reluctantenthusiast]

Space between particles does NOT amount to "nothing". It actually means there's more to us than matter and we still have discoveries to make.

[astnv]

Got a T-Rex sitting halfway in my tank