"being crushed by uranus, i always thought it would be way nicer" 💀

"Uranus smells so bad" Me: Are you telling me yours smells like lavender?

I asked my Wife a similar question, it was the best 5 seconds of my life.

This is absolutely brilliant. I love the humor, the content, the voice, everything. I showed it to my 9th graders, as we are currently doing astronomy, and despite their limited English proficiency I think they'll always remember that if they ever go to Uranus they'll turn into diamonds.

What if I spend 5 seconds in yours...?

0:33 "buckle up for icy, violent, and stinky...your mission is to spend 5 second on uranus" the kid inside me died of laughter 🤣🤣💀💀

I love these videos that explain what the core of another planet is made of, even though you really have no idea.

Lol “Being crushed by Uranus, always thought it would be way nicer.”

It never gets old 💀

RIP chase! you will be remembered by someone like me who just stumbled upon this video for no reason. You sacrificed your life for giving us 8 minutes of unreal thrill and excitement. But your fate was sealed the day you were born. You , my friend and numerous cgi characters like you are just the sacrificial goats for providing us with information that we have no use in real life.

I didn't think this show could get any better until they added humor. BRAVO GUYS BRAVO! You guys should have your own streaming app!

I can imagine, when falling into Uranus, 5 seconds feel like eternity. Some say, it is caused by fluctuations of a nearby black hole.

"Why uranus smells bad?" Bro what 💀

Uranus no matter how old I am it’s still funny 💀

"Why would Uranus Stink?" Because We farted and never flushed

I was surprised to read recently that Uranus has a rocky core. While its atmosphere appears to be pretty static, would I ever love to be seeing it from a few thousand miles away. Neptune is said to have 1,000+ mph winds and "raining diamonds", made from soot made by lightning strikes that falls to a depth and therefore pressure sufficient to equal eons of being crushed by the weight of 100 miles of ground---the minimum to create a diamond on Earth. Love to hear the cracking sound of diamonds blown at supersonic speeds, but of course "sonic" depends on density of the medium.

One day I'll be mature enough to not laugh at this

I find it fascinating that Uranus has never been examined up close by a spacecraft🤔

"Your mission is to spent 5 seconds on Uranus ... And come back... if u Can !" They knew what they were doing 💀

Thank you for pronouncing it "ur-ann-us". The more comedic version would have broken my concentration. RIP Chase. Glad to see you'll be worth your weight in diamonds in the next life.

7:10 "Be crushed by UrAnus, I always trought it would be way nicer" 😂

He literally became a diamond in the sky. So shine bright.

Well, that guy brought the concept of being "in the sky with diamonds" to a different level

What Would Happen If You Spent 5 Seconds On Uranus? Me: You'll have a crappy time.

That astronaut went deep inside Uranus. 😱😳

This is one of my favorite channels here on KZfaq. Their videos are always so much fun to watch.

😂come back if you can ,love that part in the beginning

Oh, that was great! 😅 Introducing the 3D animation to describe Uranus is an amazing idea - well done!

"Being crushed by Uranus, I always thought it would be way nicer" *audible smirking

Question: If you got down to the point where atmospheric pressure was greater than you body's density, wouldn't you then start to float upward until atmospheric pressure balanced with your body density? After all, you would tend to float on a bed of Earth's molten lava because the lava is denser than the material of your body...That's assuming that your body hadn't already spontaneously combusted from the heat (& turned you into a charcoal briquette) *before* you even touched the surface. Sure, if you fell into the lava, just your sheer inertia might cause you to sink at first, but once your momentum is spent, you'd float back up again. Of course, you'd never know it by that point...It would be up to outside observers to see it happen.

This was a fun video! Glad i decided to watch 💕

Thank you guys for letting us know a bit more about URANUS...

Holly shit the number of puns here was so funny

This guys videos are so fun & informative, just got another long term subscriber sir 🙏🏼

What does toilet paper and the USS Enterprise have in common? They both circle around Uranus looking for Klingons. 😂

4:08 kills me and i cant stop laughing at it after watching that part over 10 times

no matter how old i get the Uranus jokes will always crack me up 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

“Being crushed by Uranus” 😂

first time to find this channel, thats cool, subscribed

Thank you so much What if for teaching about me Uranus

I've been binging What If videos all morning. Great way to spend my Sunday, truly

Spending 5 second on Uranus is really hard

That was the most funny video i watched on what if..thanks..😅😂

respect to chase RIP brother, salute to you for giving your life for us and exploring uranus......you will always be remebered

This dude needs his own Netflix series.

You should do a video about what if black holes were as big as the universe

Chase is a deuce bag, but the special effects are awesome and the video was very informative.

2:50 why is this music such a banger

Keep going.... thanks for your whole team for such great efforts...

I really enjoy Watching this guys videos.. real top notch visuals and the narration of facts are golden .i enjoyed the commentary as welll

Thank you for adding dialogue

production quality is insane

I've always been fascinated by the rings around Uranus. I thought gas giants became incredibly hot closer to the central core.

I will never get over that childish joke😂

I love this!!! Makes learning fun

I had to subscribe to this channel after watching this pure gold video ✨️ 😂❤

😂😂😂 "No one cares Rico...no one cares" the look on his face!🤣🤣 Educational & hilarious entertainment. Keep up the good work folks.

I do not always jump out of spacecraft. But when I do, I prefer being in the vicinity of Uranus.

Honestly my fav channel. Love your videos

"It's getting tighten here. I can hardly breathe and when i do breathe it smells like ass" lol

This is one of the only few channels which never disappoint us

I enjoy videos like this so much :) more please

This channel is awesome

They need to play this in school man I would definitely paid attention in class 😂

I like his epic knowledgeable videos. With lots of efforts and hard work he makes. The level of imagination was epic.. ❤

I am intrested more in this type of animation regarding the landing on planets. Make more videos like this. Thank you.

even with the goofy futuristic Astronaut, i still have anxiety by watching this

4:14 Uranus smells so bad…. I hate my mind 😂

I hope that humans in future can colonize Uranus

I gained alot of knowledge from this video, but I couldnt help but feel emotional after chase's death.

5 seconds is all I need!

I love the fact that today's video technology allows a KZfaqr to produce fantastic visual effets without needing a gargantuan Hollywood budget.

The more i watch these videos, the more my love grow for earth

7:15 "Being crushed by Uranus.... I always thought it would be way nicer"

Makes Mars look like a nice safe place to visit.

I didn't knew it stretched that long 😳 After grinding Uranus's info many times, we know it is wide in size with gas 😳

It's scary to imagine yourself turning into diamonds at the end Edit: MOM I'M FAMOUS!!!! 100 Likes!!

Who’d have guessed that you’d find diamonds down Uranus.

chase casually dies and the narrator just actd like its normal

Can't wait for Oceangate to launch their "Uran" submersible so I can go see the diamond rain myself

Chase: "Being crushed by Uranus. I always thought it would be nicer." AYO WHAT?!

6:25 I wish this dude had his own show 😂😂😂😂 This is too damn funny to be educational. Im showing this to everybody lol 😂😂😂😂😂

The concentrations of H2S that would instantly kill you wouldnt smell. The concentration you can actually smell it wouldn't kill you that fast. Its when you stop smelling it is when you should worry.

0:06 LOL @ "Urenous"

They definitely knew what they were doing

Why don't they use the James Webb Telescope to take a very detailed picture of Uranus?

"Uranus is an ice giant" You must lead a very cold but very active lifestyle

Well that was quite the adventure for that poor astronaut 🤪

A Brief Encounter with Uranus In this chapter, we'll explore what would happen if a human were to spend a mere 5 seconds on the enigmatic and frigid planet, Uranus. Now, before we dive into this hypothetical scenario, it's crucial to understand that Uranus is not a place where humans can survive even for a short period. It's a gas giant with an atmosphere comprised primarily of hydrogen, helium, and traces of methane. The conditions there are incredibly hostile, making it inhospitable for human life. But, for the sake of curiosity, let's imagine what might occur during this brief visit. Entry into the Unknown As you approach Uranus, you'd be traveling in a spacecraft specially designed for this mission. Your vessel would need to withstand the extreme pressures and temperatures, not to mention the lack of solid ground to land on. Upon entering Uranus' atmosphere, you'd immediately notice the striking blue-green hue caused by the presence of methane. The Descent The spacecraft would descend deeper into the atmosphere, and within seconds, you'd feel the immense pressure building up around you. Uranus' atmosphere is thick, and it gets denser as you go deeper. At this point, the pressure would be crushing-similar to what you'd experience at the bottom of Earth's oceans, but much more intense. Chilling Temperatures Uranus is an icy planet, and as you descend further, the temperatures would plummet. We're talking about temperatures that can drop down to around -224 degrees Celsius (-371 degrees Fahrenheit). In just a few seconds, any exposed surfaces of your spacecraft would freeze solid. Suffocating Atmosphere The composition of Uranus' atmosphere is another problem. It's primarily composed of hydrogen and helium, with traces of methane. There's virtually no oxygen to breathe. Within seconds, the spacecraft's life support systems would be overwhelmed, and you'd lose the ability to breathe. Fierce Winds Uranus is known for its violent and fast-moving winds. These winds can reach speeds of up to 560 miles per hour (900 kilometers per hour). In just 5 seconds, you'd experience some turbulent turbulence, to say the least. The Escape As you approach the end of your 5-second visit, your spacecraft would need to ascend quickly to escape Uranus' inhospitable conditions. The rapid ascent would subject you to even more extreme forces, but it's the only way to have any chance of survival. Conclusion In reality, spending even a fraction of a second on Uranus would be impossible without advanced technology designed to withstand the planet's hostile environment. Humans are not equipped to survive there naturally, and it's a destination reserved for robotic missions, not human exploration. So, while it's fascinating to imagine what might happen during a brief visit, the reality is that Uranus will remain a distant and mysterious world beyond our reach for the foreseeable future.

The title always makes me laugh whenever I read it😂 Interesting video though👀✨

6:20 with this winds speed this guys had been hit with a huge amount of small diamonds

Thank you for informing me of how dangerous Uranus is... 😂🤣

Chase is the host every science channel needs.

These are getting better.

Excellent learning experience.

Very informative vedio👍

I enjoyed this video way more than I should 😅🎉

1:27: Pluto: am I a joke to you?

😂😂😂😂 I just clicked the video to head straight for the comments... And boy was I entertained 😅😅😅😅

“No one cares RICO no one cares" is 😂hilarious 😂😂😂😂😂