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What If You Fell Into Jupiter?

What If You Fell Into Jupiter?

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Humans have explored the Moon, Mars, and of course, Earth. But what do we know about Jupiter? For the most part, this gas giant is a mystery. So what would happen if you wanted to discover it for yourself and jumped right onto the planet? Or should we say into? Because Jupiter doesn't have a surface, just a seemingly endless stretch of atmosphere. Would you fall straight through? What would you see on your way? And how would it make you feel? With your support we can make our show better!
Date: 2023-11-26

Comments and reviews: 19


I hate when people say -Jupiter doesn't have a surface-. That's such a misnomer because no, it is not PRIMARILY a planet with a surface but it does in fact have a surface. All of the gas giants do. It's not like you hit the center of the planet and it's just. gas. It has an iron core, iron is not gas. No, it may not have a surface you can walk on but saying it has no surface is also just incorrect. It used to be believed that the planets only consisted of gas, no iron core. Then we discovered the gigantic magnetic field and did the calculations and realized that Jupiter's core alone is about 10 times the size of earth. That means that Jupiter actually has 10 times more surface than the earth.
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Short summary:
Since Jupiter is a Gas Giant, there will be no solid surface to land on, just gasses, you will fall into nothingness, until you find yourself in the core, which reaches temperatures to 36, 000 Fahrenheit/19822 Celsius, which will melt you to death. Without any spacesuit, you would be crushed to death by the very pressurised gasses.

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This is probably the horror of horrors yet no one will make a movie out of this. It's like you want extreme dose of anxiety? Watch this survival-thriller and follow the main character fall into Jupyter. No mysterious being saving you from a black hole like interstellar, no spaceship, no communication, nothing.
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I love your line at the end, -maybe we should leave the planet as a beautiful mystery-. I feel like this relates to most speculative ideas. I absolutely love thinking and talking about complex ideas, especially in space, but it is important to just sit back and enjoy--and appreciate--the show. Great video.
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The sheer SCALE of the. planet would put of any mad notion! Can you imagine a doctor being asked for the ok by some space lunatic who's about to leap of a ship wearing a special suit to dive into Jupiter! The doctor says - I DO have other patients to see!
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I appreciate the info on needing a super space suit.
Now my only concern is that from the immense pressure, will my testicles and eyeballs pop first? Is that a thing anyone can help please?

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What if you went to space and took off gear and jumped from a space ship. Would you fall to earth or would you float and die in space? What would happen to your body? Would it just decompose
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Jupiter has been absorbing rocky meteorites for millions of years, and you are telling us that all these meteorites somehow magically turn into gas? Jupiter has no surface?
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If Jupiter isn't solid how does it stop any kind of asteroid, comet or anyhting else flying through space and how the hell does it have any kind of gravity?
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How many crafts have we send to Jupiter. My understanding is one. Correct me if I'm wrong. And how do we know so much, or is everyone just making assumptions?
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Ever feel like the universe is trying to tell us that interplanetary exploration is never gonna happen?
It-s a recurring vibe I-m sensing.

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What if Jupiter isn-t really a planet but just a blurb of gas and stuff that enters into another dimension and all the layers are just filters
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Isn-t it funny how scientists know all these facts about other planets but they still can-t figure out
how the great pyramids was made.

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Turns out, theories are now emerging about a new state of matter occuring in the core of earth. Pretty cool stuff.
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Oh sure, a video going into detail on the very scenario that was the subject of the second nightmare I can remember.
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Sooooooo the trillion upon trillions of gigatons of ROCK that have fallen into Jupiter doesn't count as solid?
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I-ve been trying to find things to do while on my trip to Jupiter. Thanks for the cool bucket list video.
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they say jupiter has no surface. but no one can see enough to know if it does or not. im betting it does
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I'm trying to see what if you fell into jupiter, but i'm trying every video, but none of them are good.
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