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

This would be an interesting netflix series

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

This would make for a very interesting movie plot

Someone: I just bought the worlds most expensive sunglasses! Sun: *goes out*

*sun blacks out, world panics* My manager: you’re still coming into work right?

Sun goes out Employer: “No changes in schedule, business as usual” 😞

Imagine having the sun literally disappearing and thinking... "North Korea Killed Our Sun! We Have to Stand for Our Rights"

so this is a 10 minutes expansion of "we're all f*cked!"

“This won’t happen in another 7 billion years” Me: still worries

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

I always your videos but never leave comments. I love learning from you guys. I love the clear narrations. I also love the graphic style. About how long does it take to complete one video?

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

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

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

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.

The music on this video is hitting me emotionally for some reason yet I can't figure out which emotion. I want to cry but I don't know what about

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

People when the Sun goes out: “Ayo who turned on Dark Mode?”

The cheery tone of both the art style and the narrator makes this incredibly creepy within the context of discussing the end of the world. I love it.

I remember when my step brother always used to try and scare me by saying this would happen in another 10 years, its been almost 20 and the sun is still here.

Sun goes out My wife: I told you to repair it last Sunday.

sun goes out Vampires: Now we feast

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.

7:53 is buddy sitting and standing at the same time😂😂😂

I'm pretty sure Canada would just be like "oh it's a slight breeze"

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

Wow this brought back memories of a book from middle school. I think it was called Life as we Knew It.

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-

Everyone: 2020 can’t get any worse... May watching the video: *Write that down, WRITE THAT DOWN!*

I just learned more in 9 minutes 25 seconds than I did 4 years of high school 👍

I just like how the dad of the family is always smiling lol

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

This scenario would make a really interesting fictional story

Me: well the sun wil die in 3 quatrilion years 2020: are yo challenging me?

I got a crazy question. When the sun goes out and the planet starts getting cold, if we built thousands of giant furnaces the size of a small building all over the world could we heat the planet back up? Eventually we'd run out of coal or other fuels but I wonder if it's possible?

8 mins, that all we have, 8 mins. Thats the time it takes for light to travel from the sun to the earth.

Everybody: This is the end of the world. : Dinosaurs: First time huh?

nations: *start nuclear war* nuclear weapons: *create massive amounts of heat* modern problems require modern solutions

Nicely done 👌👍

I love these videos there perfect for corentin

People: oh no the sun is gone Cell phone: flashlight activated

We've just figured out how to stop global warming

You really got my attention at the "no more internet" part...

Don't forget that active volcanos can be a good source of heat.Digging a hole into a magma pocket,stocking the magma into a large container to keep people warm etc

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

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

Elsa: Who cares about the cold, we should worry about the food only.

This wild, I was thinking about this today.

The Sun: He protecc He attacc But most importantly, He not come bacc😢

Here’s a simple answer to everything about survival. We all die... *The End*

By it's nature, the sun can't just go out. I do remember a short story I read as a sixth grader back about 1967, where a large planet careens through the inner system and drags the earth with it. The story starts with a family of four, living inside an igloo sized shelter composed of overlapping carpets. The story is told by the son, about twelve or so. At that stage, the atmosphere has already settled out into stratified layers of "snow". The igloo has a constantly tended fire, and an airlock system based on yet more carpets with pails of nitrogen and oxygen defrosting in stages within. The son is beginning to take over some of the duties of scavenging the food available in nearby buildings (big city) but the range available to their outside suits (whatever air you leave the igloo with) is beginning to bite. The story ends with IR detection and rescue by a much larger group that has managed to keep a nuclear powerplant going. Looking back into the past, it was a good story with considerable thought put into it.

My fav infographics vid

Nobody: Me thinking these videos will actually come in useful one day

My Mom would still send me to School.

Me: watching the video 2020: that's another for apocalypse bingo

I watched this video of a person who made like a 14 floor house underground. It had a garden and stuff, it was pretty cool

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

7:50 is this man sitting and standing at the same time didn’t know the sun caused mutation too?

About two weeks. It depends what plants grow there and how long they can go without photosynthesis. So, australia and other mostly baren countries/islands/continents won't go long.

1:51 the correct phrase is just 5800 kelvin. (in the kelvin scale of measurement there are no degrees)

Short answer: we won’t last very long

I just love how the animated people keep smiling during any kind of disaster

September 2020: shout out to everybody on the West Coast who is currently experiencing this. Absolutely LOVING the disgusting orangey-grey sky, street lights at noon, and eerie, nuclear-winter-esque chill. NOT. Yuckola.

Interesting concept.

“What would happen if the sun went out” The Beatles: NO NO NO NO NO

Sun disappears: Solar engineers: why do I see 4 black men dancing next to me with a coffin?

6:54 jolly dad hammering away during the apocalypse....Positive vybes

Well, there is indoor farming methods, such as green house of hydroponics and even aquaponics for that matter. We should really give the guys making stuff like more credit cuz theoretically if the sun switches off forever we really need their technology to bring vegetables into live. MIT has a group called OpenAg their team and people contributing to it are awesome, I already thought they were dope but this video made me realise we need them a lot more in emergency situations. Same goes for all renewable energy pioneers

Sun: *Windows XP Shutdown Sound*

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

Sun : Get Vanished Me: Wait for 1000 yrs to Get New Sun

Awesome channel

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

“Vaporize the earth as it collapses and dies” that’s not worrying at all

"When he opened the sixth seal, I looked, and behold, there was a great earthquake, and the sun became black as sackcloth, the full moon became like blood," Revelation 6:12

I love your channel

The sun goes out. Everybody: We are gonna dieee😭. Polar bears: 🙃

Sun: IGHT IMMA HEAD OUT

"What if the sun went out?" Understandable, have a nice night. *Dies*

1. UV light for growing food 2. Nuclear, hydro energy plants for electricity 3. Temperature controlled domes..

Me: Mom the sun is gone- Mom: your still going to school

This needs to be a movie...

8:49 Underground with no electricity means blinds and heat lamps

Sun: "Bye!" Most People : "Oh noes!" Terraria and Minecraft Players: "I've been training for this moment my entire life."

Well we don't have to worry about global warming anymore

I live around an hour from the coast but I love the cold so I’d probably live a little longer than most people here. 28° F (-2° C) in a t shirt, shorts and a thin blanket on and off and I’m fine. It was night and there was strong winds. For reference: 32° F and ° C is freezing

To everyone saying they want a movie or TV series about this, you need to watch a Netflix series called Into The Night. It's not exactly the same as this, but the plot is about energy from the sunlight suddenly killing everyone wherever it shines, and it's not even safe underground. It's not the heat, but it's energy from the sun messing with molecules in organic matter with fatal results. So survivors on an airplane have to keep flying west away from the sunlight, only briefly stopping for fuel and supplies until they can figure out what to do next to survive, as obviously you can't keep flying around forever. It's an AMAZING show and I highly recommend it.

"The temperature would be -150 degrees Fahrenheit" Canadians: I don't see a problem here.

7:48 are we not gonna talk about why the father has 4 legs?

I have a feeling between artificial light, green houses, growing plants artificially and all the other technology we have, we may be all right for a little bit. Except for the orbit thing.

We would obviously instantly freeze to death. The absence of any heat from the sun is the coldest temperature possible, absolute zero.

People who built fallout shelters that can produce food and water: WhOs CrAzY NOw????

I recommend immediately putting out as much greenhouse gas emissions as possible to hold in the heat in our atmosphere as long as possible. Just one idea.

July 2020 has taken control of your KZfaq recommendations

It’s the 4th of July today in Maine and it hardly reached 55F today. We’ve had the woodstove going since it’s pouring rain and windy 🤢

Not trying to be “that guy” but how is all of the snow supposed to be there if the water cycle can’t conduct without the sun?

On a positive note, at least there won’t be global warming anymore

I doubt it would be snowing in this scenario as there'd be no warm place on earth to evaporate water and form clouds to rain/snow.

The whole underground shelter thing ignores the fact that the atmosphere is now unbreathable on the surface and only gets worse the lower and more confined you get. There is no surviving a situation like this. Its only a matter of weeks before extinction regardless of if you're prepared or not