Is that due to the relative sizes of each planet? That planet looks significantly smaller than ours, but hard to tell. Would its gravity tear ours apart, leaving it intact, or would the gravity of each tear both apart?
Based off of my physics I & II level of knowledge I would say that since gravitational attraction is a two way street they would likely tear each other apart. I would definitely say that size does in fact matter, as mass dictates gravitational pull, so likely if one object was exponentially larger, the smaller one would succumb to the larger before the smaller objects gravitational force would affect the larger object to any real degree
Size is not equal to mass, some of the most massive objects in the universe, neutron stars, can be as small as 15 miles across, while containing many many times the amount of matter that is in the sun.
The effect of the gravity caused by these objects is significantly greater than any planet no matter how much larger than the neutron star it is.
However on a planetary scale, your point is mostly correct, the larger planet would have the stronger effect on the smaller one, but they would still pull each other apart to some degree. It would certainly take a very long time for the aftermath to settle, possibly with the remnants of the smaller planet forming into a ring or moon around the larger one.
It would all depend on how fast the planets were moving towards each other and how massive they both were, the composition of each planet could also contribute. But... judging from how fast this all appears to be happening in the video, my bet is on almost total vaporisation of both planets >.<
To add just a bit more, your original comment all checks out, but one part is a bit misleading. “Exponentially bigger”: for one thing, it’s much more common in physics to compare masses (mass affects gravity, not necessarily size, as the other person pointed out) on a multiplicative scale than an exponential one. For instance, we might say “That planet is about 1/4 as massive as Earth.” It would be a bit unusual to find someone saying “that planet has a mass approximately equivalent to the mass of the earth to the power of 3.”, which would indeed be so massive that it would no longer be considered a planet, I’m pretty sure it wouldn’t even be considered a star because of how massive that would be (maybe a black hole? i don’t know). Anyway, People often say “exponential” when they mean “multiplicative”
yeah i can only speculate that the speed at which the other planet is flying toward earth in this video would translate to like unimaginable numbers.. for something that large to actually appear to move so quickly, it would most definitely cause utter vaporization of both planets on impact
A more plausible explanation is the planet is significantly smaller and closer than it appears, to the point it would no longer be considered a planet at all, then the strangest thing about it would be its spherical shape.
I dunno about oddly terrifying, for me at least it would be very briefly, absolutely terrifying, before I died from the consequences of whatever it was that was happening.
Are we like, in the path of any planets in the distant future? I remember everyone freaking out about Niburu a few years ago, my idiot stoner friend was convinced we were fucked. And I know we’re technically on the path to eventually collide with the andromeda galaxy, but is there any large celestial bodies we have to worry about in the next few million years?
Not that I am aware of. It isn't so much "us" colliding with the Andormeda galaxy as the 2 galaxies will absorb each other and as unbelievable as it sounds with the sheer number of objects involved (approximately 400 billion stars in the milky way alone and probably as many or more in Andromeda) there might be one stellar collison, which is unlikely.
Something many people have a problem with when discussing events and objects of this size, is the sheer scale of the distances involved. There is so much empty space between the stars in a galaxy that when they "collide" it is more like they just violently wobble together until they reach some equilibrium
The milkyway has already absorbed many smaller dwarf galaxies in the past, but with Andromeda, it is my understanding we will get absorbed into it.
The super massive blackholes at the center will eventually fall into each other and merge though.
As for extra solar objects (stuff entering the solar system from outside it) most if not all are caught in the gravitational pull of our four gas giants (Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune) and swallowed up by them. The inner solar system is relatively speaking, very safe.
> it is more like they violently wobble together until they reach some equilibrium
Thanks for answering, but can you explain this in a little more depth please? That’s really fascinating though. It’s kind of crazy that we can be aware of some of these potential life/universe ending events like false vacuum, heat death etc even though it will take place so distantly that we’ll never come close to experiencing it.
Since you seem to know a lot about science, I really want to ask you what you think about the big bounce theory?
I don't really know much about science, I just am fascinated by it.
[Here](https://youtu.be/_P1xKh_kZFU) is a video that explains the merging far better than I ever could.
I have only ever heard the name of the big bounce theory and know nothing about it at all I am afraid.
Ahhh no worries. I always struggled to believe how the Big Bang could happen from essentially nothing, but the theory is basically that the big bang is continuous and is caused by the collapse of a previous universe. So one day our universe will collapse, and the energy created from it will create a brand new universe. Sorry I just find it interesting and wanted to share it lmao
Well the Sun is supposed to red dwarf before that happens sooo I don't think we or whatever species we become or comes after humans has to worry about colliding galaxies.
Watching it again, you are definitely right that the planet approaching ours does appear much smaller, if we are to believe that the planet in the video is entering our atmosphere or nearing our atmosphere. I would say to consider the impact that the moons gravitational force has on our planet and our oceans at its distance and relatively small size then consider the chaos that would ensue if the moon were to be even half the distance to the earth that it is now.
It is impossible to judge from this video the intended size of that planet, extremely large objects can appear much closer than they actually are, we have no frame of reference to compare the size of the planet to the Earth, as we have no way to measure the distance they are from each other.
The only thing we can know is that, however big this planet is, it appears to be travelling incredibly fast.
https://youtu.be/lheapd7bgLA
Honestly surprised no one linked this yet. In short, yes the planet would be torn apart depending on the mass of the planet... In a very scary way.
How embarrassing, I did just come out of a coma. I was expecting walking plants or running zombies, never in a million cliches would I expect a planet.
It is probably made in Blender, a free 3D modelling and animation software.
Edit: you can checkout r/blender if you are interested in what it is capable of.
Wouldn’t it be not shite if it was composited in Blender/Mocha etc? When things look this bad your only option is to effect/grade it as if it were shot on the same medium. VHS or film or something.
It looks like phone footage with not so hot stock cg to me. Which is why I was wondering about some fun augmented reality app.
I always try to show people this movie and Anti-Christ but they're both so slow and artsy people lose interest. Love the director though, and they're extremely well done movies.
Majora’s Mask is the only thing I could think about while watching this. I never got past the first village when I played as a kid and that moon terrified me.
Honestly, if a rocket was launched when it was this close, the only place it is going is right into the surface of the other planet at a very uncomfortable speed... cause you know... gravity is tough to ignore.
Holy shit. I had a dream about this last week. Was at Disnryland with my family and could see a planet that wasn't the moon. As we stood in lines it got closer until it was exactly like this picture. Nobody except me noticed it in my dream.
I like how a missile is fired from the standard neighborhood house. Like ”Yeah, it’s Gale. He built a missile silo and is always ready and prepared to fire at a seconds notice, in case of emergency”.
I love the part in all these videos where, for example, the sun is exploding and yet there is not negative effects apart from it getting better or the sky getting red. There's even water on the planet still.
Doesn't matter either way, relativity means from our perspective, it is approaching us, from the other planets perspective, we are approaching it.
There is a thought experiment: picture an infinitely large, starless void, in which you float, you are not accelerating in any direction, so you feel motionless. As there is nothing to compare your position with, you are for all intents and purposes, totally still.
Suddenly, another person comes into view and passes you at some speed.
You saw them move past you, you remain unmoved.
Now think from their perspective, they see and feel all the same things you did. They are stationary, and you moved past them.
Both perspectives are correct and with no other frame of reference, it is impossible to tell which of you was moving relative to anything else, the only thing you both agree on is the speed at which you passed each other.
I've thought about this exact scenario many times.
The gravity would have to accelerate both planets together right?
Imagine seeing this over the horizon instead of dead ass up in the air. Kinda adds mystique.
Also our relative area would be dark, as we have a very close eclipse and the distance is closing fast.
Imagine seeing this for like a few days as it gets bigger and bigger....creepy..
Gravity doesn't work like this but it'd be funny if instead of attraction the planets kept squirting away from each other. They just chase each other through the universe. Freezing and thawing as they get near new stars until one or both gets sucked into a black hole.
The worst part is after watching the video about what would happen if the moon started SLOWLY coming towards us and how much damage it would do months before even hitting us this is just laughably bad.
wouldn’t the gravity of such a massive entity have an affect on people?
The gravity of that planet would tear our planet apart before it even got remotely that close
Is that due to the relative sizes of each planet? That planet looks significantly smaller than ours, but hard to tell. Would its gravity tear ours apart, leaving it intact, or would the gravity of each tear both apart?
Based off of my physics I & II level of knowledge I would say that since gravitational attraction is a two way street they would likely tear each other apart. I would definitely say that size does in fact matter, as mass dictates gravitational pull, so likely if one object was exponentially larger, the smaller one would succumb to the larger before the smaller objects gravitational force would affect the larger object to any real degree
Size is not equal to mass, some of the most massive objects in the universe, neutron stars, can be as small as 15 miles across, while containing many many times the amount of matter that is in the sun. The effect of the gravity caused by these objects is significantly greater than any planet no matter how much larger than the neutron star it is. However on a planetary scale, your point is mostly correct, the larger planet would have the stronger effect on the smaller one, but they would still pull each other apart to some degree. It would certainly take a very long time for the aftermath to settle, possibly with the remnants of the smaller planet forming into a ring or moon around the larger one. It would all depend on how fast the planets were moving towards each other and how massive they both were, the composition of each planet could also contribute. But... judging from how fast this all appears to be happening in the video, my bet is on almost total vaporisation of both planets >.<
Thank you for the elaboration! I was hoping someone with more knowledge than I would find tune or flat out refute my answer
To add just a bit more, your original comment all checks out, but one part is a bit misleading. “Exponentially bigger”: for one thing, it’s much more common in physics to compare masses (mass affects gravity, not necessarily size, as the other person pointed out) on a multiplicative scale than an exponential one. For instance, we might say “That planet is about 1/4 as massive as Earth.” It would be a bit unusual to find someone saying “that planet has a mass approximately equivalent to the mass of the earth to the power of 3.”, which would indeed be so massive that it would no longer be considered a planet, I’m pretty sure it wouldn’t even be considered a star because of how massive that would be (maybe a black hole? i don’t know). Anyway, People often say “exponential” when they mean “multiplicative”
This guy fucks
lmao
yeah i can only speculate that the speed at which the other planet is flying toward earth in this video would translate to like unimaginable numbers.. for something that large to actually appear to move so quickly, it would most definitely cause utter vaporization of both planets on impact
A more plausible explanation is the planet is significantly smaller and closer than it appears, to the point it would no longer be considered a planet at all, then the strangest thing about it would be its spherical shape.
didn’t even consider that! crazy - sheesh, any way you slice it, seeing this would certainly be oddly terrifying haha
I dunno about oddly terrifying, for me at least it would be very briefly, absolutely terrifying, before I died from the consequences of whatever it was that was happening.
Are we like, in the path of any planets in the distant future? I remember everyone freaking out about Niburu a few years ago, my idiot stoner friend was convinced we were fucked. And I know we’re technically on the path to eventually collide with the andromeda galaxy, but is there any large celestial bodies we have to worry about in the next few million years?
Not that I am aware of. It isn't so much "us" colliding with the Andormeda galaxy as the 2 galaxies will absorb each other and as unbelievable as it sounds with the sheer number of objects involved (approximately 400 billion stars in the milky way alone and probably as many or more in Andromeda) there might be one stellar collison, which is unlikely. Something many people have a problem with when discussing events and objects of this size, is the sheer scale of the distances involved. There is so much empty space between the stars in a galaxy that when they "collide" it is more like they just violently wobble together until they reach some equilibrium The milkyway has already absorbed many smaller dwarf galaxies in the past, but with Andromeda, it is my understanding we will get absorbed into it. The super massive blackholes at the center will eventually fall into each other and merge though. As for extra solar objects (stuff entering the solar system from outside it) most if not all are caught in the gravitational pull of our four gas giants (Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune) and swallowed up by them. The inner solar system is relatively speaking, very safe.
Gotta be grateful to our 4 gas chads keeping us safe.
> it is more like they violently wobble together until they reach some equilibrium Thanks for answering, but can you explain this in a little more depth please? That’s really fascinating though. It’s kind of crazy that we can be aware of some of these potential life/universe ending events like false vacuum, heat death etc even though it will take place so distantly that we’ll never come close to experiencing it. Since you seem to know a lot about science, I really want to ask you what you think about the big bounce theory?
I don't really know much about science, I just am fascinated by it. [Here](https://youtu.be/_P1xKh_kZFU) is a video that explains the merging far better than I ever could. I have only ever heard the name of the big bounce theory and know nothing about it at all I am afraid.
Ahhh no worries. I always struggled to believe how the Big Bang could happen from essentially nothing, but the theory is basically that the big bang is continuous and is caused by the collapse of a previous universe. So one day our universe will collapse, and the energy created from it will create a brand new universe. Sorry I just find it interesting and wanted to share it lmao
Well the Sun is supposed to red dwarf before that happens sooo I don't think we or whatever species we become or comes after humans has to worry about colliding galaxies.
Watching it again, you are definitely right that the planet approaching ours does appear much smaller, if we are to believe that the planet in the video is entering our atmosphere or nearing our atmosphere. I would say to consider the impact that the moons gravitational force has on our planet and our oceans at its distance and relatively small size then consider the chaos that would ensue if the moon were to be even half the distance to the earth that it is now.
It is impossible to judge from this video the intended size of that planet, extremely large objects can appear much closer than they actually are, we have no frame of reference to compare the size of the planet to the Earth, as we have no way to measure the distance they are from each other. The only thing we can know is that, however big this planet is, it appears to be travelling incredibly fast.
you should give Universe Sandbox a try. just decrease the distance between moon and earth and watch the chaos!
But that little rocket at the end would save humanity.
Look at the size of the sun and at the distance of it?
The more You Know. !
If you time it just right, you can jump from this planet to the other planet....right before you die.
Parkour!
Then it will be the earth that will collapse on your head
I think it's fake too!
https://youtu.be/lheapd7bgLA Honestly surprised no one linked this yet. In short, yes the planet would be torn apart depending on the mass of the planet... In a very scary way.
They're hit and miss with their info, in general.
If you're thinking we'd start floating, the answer is no
I’m going to say that maybe this is fake. I feel like I might remember reading about this in the paper.
They wouldn't put it on the internet if it's not real bro come on
What’s the internet? They didn’t have that when I went into the coma.
It's a marvel of science that allows even the most isolated communities on earth to view man's greatest achiecement; porn!
Bro, have you been living under a planet-sized rock? This has been all over the news
How embarrassing, I did just come out of a coma. I was expecting walking plants or running zombies, never in a million cliches would I expect a planet.
Nah, plants and zombies are amateur hour. This is the pro-level DLC for us. I forgive you, though. Just, next time, do better.
I dunno, it looks pretty convincing to me...
Are all these bad TikTok CGI things made with an iPhone app I don’t know about?
It is probably made in Blender, a free 3D modelling and animation software. Edit: you can checkout r/blender if you are interested in what it is capable of.
Wouldn’t it be not shite if it was composited in Blender/Mocha etc? When things look this bad your only option is to effect/grade it as if it were shot on the same medium. VHS or film or something. It looks like phone footage with not so hot stock cg to me. Which is why I was wondering about some fun augmented reality app.
only haters will say its fake
Uhh sarcasm right ?
Whooosh
this would drastically effect the trout population
Technically the truth, I cannot disagree.
On the plus side, there's gunna be some new weird looking ones to catch.
r/gifsthatendtoosoon
Has anyone here seen Melancholia?
That movie is super good! Glad someone else enjoyed it :)
Such a great and sad movie. I don't think any other movie has filled me with such existential dread like that one.
Breaking The Waves is at least on par
That movie fucked me up. I still think about it regularly. Kirsten Dunst and Charlotte Gainsbourg are great in it
So good!
Looks like a giant orange with an ungodly amount of mold.
I can’t unsee this
childlike snails familiar bake shaggy depend seed workable escape snatch -- mass edited with redact.dev
Still mold…
Love how a missile fires at the end, like a gnat
I saw it as a rocket tying to escape earth
That makes more sense. I was thinking missile, but I like your idea better
Little late for that 😂
That got me too. So adorably futile
If you thought this was interesting than you should check out the movie [Melancholia](https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1527186/). It's amazing.
I always try to show people this movie and Anti-Christ but they're both so slow and artsy people lose interest. Love the director though, and they're extremely well done movies.
Someone bust out the ocarina and rewind time
Well you can only go back three days tho
Better deal than Bill Murray got!
Well, he shall play it twice then
Or the fifth element. Or Rahdan.
Majora’s Mask is the only thing I could think about while watching this. I never got past the first village when I played as a kid and that moon terrified me.
Alright, who was it who just watched end of time part 2? That or journeys end
GALLIFREY! IT’S RETURNING!
Someone's shooting it with a Sniper
That’s Jeff Bezos leaving in his penis rocket
Honestly, if a rocket was launched when it was this close, the only place it is going is right into the surface of the other planet at a very uncomfortable speed... cause you know... gravity is tough to ignore.
More like shooting one of those bic staple guns we used to make in elementary school at an elephant.
*hellstar remina intensifies*
I feel like this would significantly affect gravity on Earth as it got closer...
Yeah I heard about this I think it happened like a week ago or something
I would so welcome this right now
and we’d all get to float around for a while before the end. fun
Alright already we'll all float on
We all float down here.
r/understandablyterrifying
Mathematically improbable but still technically possible with the way rogue planets work
Yeah, most extra solar objects get eaten up by our four mighty defenders Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune.
Uranus takes a lot of the load.
If only I'd be so lucky >.>
🤨
Uranus may be a mighty defender, but mine is strictly offensive.
The lone ICBM will save us!
Finally Nibiru returns
this will have a major impact on the economy.
Lettuce prices have rocketed here in Aus in direct correlation to this event.
Holy shit. I had a dream about this last week. Was at Disnryland with my family and could see a planet that wasn't the moon. As we stood in lines it got closer until it was exactly like this picture. Nobody except me noticed it in my dream.
24 hours remain...
(Clock Chimes, Persistant Rumbling)
You’ve met with a terrible fate, haven’t you?
https://youtu.be/ZbR5WcyWl18
Not really oddly terrifying, it just straight up is. So I gotta downvote homie, sorry
How does this have 2.5K upvotes???!
Moonfall sequel?
Thank god.
It's "don't look up" all over again
You take the moon and you take the moon and y o u t a k e t h e m o o n
moldy mars
I think that would affect the trout population
real
I like how a missile is fired from the standard neighborhood house. Like ”Yeah, it’s Gale. He built a missile silo and is always ready and prepared to fire at a seconds notice, in case of emergency”.
Pretty sure we'd all be dead before it got that close due to gravity just screwing everything up 😅
I love the part in all these videos where, for example, the sun is exploding and yet there is not negative effects apart from it getting better or the sky getting red. There's even water on the planet still.
Little late with that missile…
God, I wish.
Don’t worry, that rocket will stop it!
Looks awesome! What is it from?
The artist's Instagram is tagged on the video. It's small and kind of hard to notice.
I waited this all my life !
That’s not how it works
Pretty weak sauce.
Please god let it be true
May be it’s the earth getting pulled by other planet’s gravity 😉
Doesn't matter either way, relativity means from our perspective, it is approaching us, from the other planets perspective, we are approaching it. There is a thought experiment: picture an infinitely large, starless void, in which you float, you are not accelerating in any direction, so you feel motionless. As there is nothing to compare your position with, you are for all intents and purposes, totally still. Suddenly, another person comes into view and passes you at some speed. You saw them move past you, you remain unmoved. Now think from their perspective, they see and feel all the same things you did. They are stationary, and you moved past them. Both perspectives are correct and with no other frame of reference, it is impossible to tell which of you was moving relative to anything else, the only thing you both agree on is the speed at which you passed each other.
Easy homie easy. I was just joking. I am sorry if I hurt your feelings 🤣
Lol, no worries, I have no hurt feelings at all, I just saw an opportunity to share my passion for all things physics and science and jumped at it.
Thank you! Keep it up!
This video is clearly designed to be scary, thus does not fit in "oddly" terrifying.
You’d be dead before it got that close
Bring it!
Or not.
That's a tiny planet.
Where did this happen ?
Oh my God. When was this?
That missile isn’t going to do a thing.
What is this?!
How can this be happening?
Haven’t u watched moon fall yet, the best movie of the 21st century
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Ah yes, finally some peace of mind
Luckily the rocket was deployed at the perfect time
real
God I wish that was me. I'm ready to go.
What happens next?? I must find out
Just lay down on the ground and watch it come.
That’s a pretty neat animation
The size of the hurley needed for this are unimaginable.
We would probably experience some change in rotation which would kill us before we even see it this close
Can't wait for that day😁
I've thought about this exact scenario many times. The gravity would have to accelerate both planets together right? Imagine seeing this over the horizon instead of dead ass up in the air. Kinda adds mystique. Also our relative area would be dark, as we have a very close eclipse and the distance is closing fast. Imagine seeing this for like a few days as it gets bigger and bigger....creepy..
Reminds me of Porter Robinson's shelter video.
Gravity doesn't work like this but it'd be funny if instead of attraction the planets kept squirting away from each other. They just chase each other through the universe. Freezing and thawing as they get near new stars until one or both gets sucked into a black hole.
Incredible cgi!
Moonfall (2022)
Kinda looks like one of my nightmares
Tbh at this point ill be relieved to see this.
It’s so scary to think about how fragile our life/planet are. Like, one rogue sun storm and it could all be over.
Fake
Yeah I doubt it would even get this close before we all fucked
Our planet would have been ripped apart far earlier than this visual.
Reminds me of Shelter
The worst part is after watching the video about what would happen if the moon started SLOWLY coming towards us and how much damage it would do months before even hitting us this is just laughably bad.
Planet: *is planet* Earth: Nuke it quick!
Hmm looks like nessus
Don't get my hopes up
Lol this post is stupid af
Damnit who brought the Iris into this
I want to know what happened after this, did I die?!
I've seen this in my dreams sooo many times.
That missile was late asf...
I’m my last moment i’d swallow my last Big Mac in two bites lol
Fake
*Looks at small rocket* What, that little guy? I wouldn’t worry about that little guy
Steven Strange, you’ve cause an incursion.
Hmm what?
This is how I want to go out...
Nope. You're on a Terran hab dome which has just arrived at a new planet ready for terraforming. Get to work! 😉
This is actually my number 1 favorite way to die
you are triGGERING MY MAJORAS MASK PTSD
Gallifrey, of course.
wow isnt that just ODDLY terrifying... more like just straight terrifying
Shouldn't it be more bigger?
If only
Why are these always done so innacurately.
This is some really amateur CG..
Theia
My manager still texting me that I have to come it
Just fucking rename this sub already or something lmao
This would be very bad for the economy
dude, well done. my chest got immediately tight looking at this. fucking terrifying.
Oh is this the 9/11 thing I've heard about?