Team Pluto. You'll always be our 9th planet.

Pluto in the corner: I just wanna be... appreciated

"Mercury is the smallest planet in our Solar System" Pluto: *_They ask you how you are and you just have to say that you're fine and you are not really fine but you just can't get into it because they would never understand._*

"The sky is orange, like Fanta." 😂😂

I wish Pluto was a special guest, for this video.

I was hoping that I'd actually see a simulation of standing on a planet (or moon) and seeing what the sun looked like from there.

Uranus be like: "it's been 84 years"

"We've reached the most distant planet in our solar system, Neptune..." People born before 1990: No you haven't.

meanwhile poor Pluto is crying Behind the Dark shadows ☹️

Mars is like Earth's younger brother that didn't get successful in life

Narrator: and now we go to Neptune, the last planet in out solar system. *Pluto: Excuse me??*

8:54 Pluto cries in the corner.

Poor old Pluto left in the shadows of its bigger siblings.

We still love and own Pluto...

"Mercury is smallest Planet in our solar system" Mean while Pluto:-LONELY I M FEEL LONELY...😪

Pluto may officially no longer be a planet but leaving it out still pisses me off. It’s still a planet in my book.

Guy: Neptune is the furthest away from the sun. *Pluto has left the chat*

I’m old enough to remember when Pluto was still a planet :(

I was hoping they'd have Pluto in the video. Even though it's no longer a planet, would have been nice to feature it.

Amazing that the sun can generate enough gravity to hold Neptune in an orbit of 2.8 billion miles away, but have that same gravity not suck the closest planets into itself.

Was expecting like visualizations of the sun from other planets. But still very informative!

There’s barely any footage of how the sun would actually look from each planet which is kinda annoying since that’s the title of the video.

1:25 Pluto: excuse me?!- 8:53 Pluto: -oh.. okay..

a big shoutout to the camera man who worked increasingly hard to give us a perfect content 🙏🏻💛💛💛

Pluto deserves an honorable mention. Thanks for the video.

I still remember how disappointed I was when I realized Jupiter and Saturn didn't have a surface and you couldn't slide on Saturn's rings...

Who else is pissed he didn't at my boy Pluto🥺🥺🥺

To see these orbital distances of the planets makes you realize just how STRONG the sun is. The madness.

ridddle: now we've reached the last planet of our solar system... Neptune. Pluto: 😭

2:50 “96% Carbon Dioxide” Plants: 👀

Again a great video! Thank you! :)

"If you can catch a glimpse of it, here's about one second of what the sun looks like from other planets."

Learning about these other lifeless barren planets really makes me appreciate earth. If you took me to Mars, the novelty would wear off relatively quickly from seeing nothing but orange/red desert everywhere. I'd long to see grass, trees and the beach and air i can breathe.

"I encourage you to look at it with your own eyes" Just a disclaimer DO NOT STARE AT THE SUN

Thank you for being one of the few channels that actually uses the metric system for measurements 🤗

Where is the cute and smaller sibling pluto? 🤔

On behalf of the rest of the world: thanks for the metric measurements....

"Now we reach the last planet in our solar system" Pluto: "Am I a joke to you?"

Very well done. Thank you so much! 🙂

3:15 bro couldn't think of anything the color orange besides Fanta tho

shoutouts to the camera man for these shots!

I came here looking for Pluto comments...can't say I came out empty handed.

Rest in piece Pluto you will be missed

Super! Thank your very much.

Thanks for the carbonated beverage analogy, I was struggling to recall the appearance of orange.

People living in Scandinavia when he says that "it would be quite dark": *This is fine*

Most FASCINATING !! ✔️💪

TNX amazing pls keep it up

Pluto: "What am I, chopped liver?"

Meanwhile in the Faaar distance the “Planet” Pluto silently cries for being left out.

Oh I already watched lot of your video, and I thought I was watching that What If guy. 😂

You will always be remembered, Pluto. You are still a planet in all our hearts.

7:49 "After all, is it really necessary to rush.. when.. UR.. so huge.." ohhhh, I was waiting for that pun.

We still love ❤️ and own Pluto...

Thx 4 sharing

Pluto our sentinel. We all love pluto our 9th planet.

The best video on this channel... the soundtracks goes well too

Okay, I know Pluto is not considered to be a planet, but it would be nice to see what our sun would look like on the surface of the outer-most dwarf planet in our solar system.

It's amazing how much info we have about other planets

Amazing voice over. Feels like you Just landed us on various planets.

Awesome explanations but it would be cool to spend more time on images of what the sunrises/sunsets would look on these different planets and moons.

When you come early enough to see the comments like: who was a fan of ridddle before 2020

Very nice dynamic editing. Cudos to the team!

love the energy!

10:03 “perhaps one day humans will send a mission to get real pictures of the most distant planet in the solar system” New Horizons in 2015: “am I a joke to you?”

Watching this really tells me I need to learn the metric system. Whenever kilometers and celsius are said, I feel like a foreign language is being spoken to me. 😅

I will always be here for you Pluto ....

Please make videos forever. You keep me interested in science so much!

Rip Pluto his siblings left him behind the shadows of sadness :((

Thumbs up But you haven't name Pluto here I know its an dwarf but you should add that also . Thanks for making this video.

This video is very impressive and informative. Thank you!🌈🦄⭐👑🦊

“Mercury is the smallest planet in the solar system” “Neptune is the furthest planet from the sun” Pluto: cries itself to sleep 😖

Pluto: It's the brightest star in the night sky.

Another Good video from *Ridddle* . I created my *Channel* after watching such videos. Keep it up Ridddle 👍🙂👍

Really very good idea most of all will think how other planets will look for us BUT THIS VID IS DIFFERENT KEEP IT UP 👍

8:08 *Up Where They Walk, Up Where They Run, Up Where They Stay All Day In The Sun, Wanderin' Free, Wish I Could Be, Part Of Your World~.*

Thanks for the top up lesson on how it's less bright further away from the lamp . I'd forgotten how lamps work, I thought it got brighter the further away you move. So that's why I couldn't see when I was 6000 miles away from my desk lap at home.

3:18 That's a little misleading about Venus. The sun only rises in the west relative to the rest of the planets, and what is considered west depends on how north is defined. On Earth north is traditionally defined as the hemisphere that contains the north magnetic pole, but not all celestial bodies have magnetic fields, so it's more commonly defined as the pole about which the planet rotates counter-clockwise. Because Venus rotates backwards the pole on the bottom is considered the north pole, therefore the tilt of Venus is usually considered to be about 177 degrees, meaning the sun still rises in the east. Also, there wouldn't be a view of the sun at all on Venus since the sky is perpetually overcast, it would just be diffuse light and it would be comparatively dark, much like a very cloudy day on earth.

Pluto is now that quiet nerd in high school nobody talks to. Lol.

Woooo this is deep , great concepts really brings it to light how things look

8:54 Riddle: We've reached the last planet of our solar system Neptune. Pluto: Sad planet noises.

Pluto is actually the most distant planet, in spite of the controversy among astronomers, some of whom no longer consider Pluto as a planet, while others still do.

Very cool video!

Thanks so much for your efforts 🛸🪐

Fun fact: Solar eclipse is a proof that sun and moon have exactly same size on earth sky

This video, while entertaining and informative, is anti-Pluto. #JusticeForPluto 😂

Extraordinary visuals 👏👏👏👌👍

Pluto’s like that one adopted child In the family

I'm so glad Pluto has its own fanclub. Stan the Queen !!!!

For those of you who still want to consider Pluto to be a planet. When Ceres the largest in the asteroid belt was first discovered it was considered to be planet until more were discovered. Just like Pluto many more minor planets have been discovered in the area. In fact Pluto is not largest one in that area.

Really well done, incredible numbers on temp and distance. It’s unbelievable how perfect Earth is... peace be with you

“Sky is orange like fanta” thats a bar right there 😂😂

Y'all did Pluto dirty 😑🤣

Mega respect to the photographer

I loved that the video showed info more than the title

Amazing ❤️

I keep waiting for the narrator to ask "do you like scary movies"

Should do an addendum for Venus as a view from floating on top of the clouds.

Amazing

Nice video! One suggestion/warning: "size" is used loosely here. For the inner planets, the numbers represent the relative angular DIAMETER of the sun, compared to what we see from Earth. For the gas giants, it switches to giving the ratio in apparent AREA (or "solid angle"). Although that's a tiny bit more complex to calculate (ratio of the squares of the distances), I think it more useful, because that also gives you the ratio of how much sunlight you receive, and very crudely how bright it will appear and how warm it will be, etc. Finally, for Neptune it gives both figures (which is nice; if done for all planets, it would let folks notice that squared relationship)