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yeah, sure, you can make computers using redstone. And sure, they would work. But you do understand redstone is a dust though... right? Most computers have insanely small channels and circuitry to function. A minecraft computer would be insanely big, and would likely never be as compact as what we have irl

If it was a planet, it would support better life!

Wouldn't the planet spinning also negate some of the gravity intensity

The world look so messed up

We be starting chaos on the new Minecraft planet with this one🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

I wanna know what a bedrock world would look like since its like a hundred times bigger than a java world, and not to mention, the stripelands would cover pretty much all of it

Gunpowder can use to create gun

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Make a part 2

Bloke's avatar is skinny as heck, bros gotta bulk up cuz he aint no female.

Real question: How would the nether look like as a planet or if it was compared to the REAL hell?

1:34 Really neat video! Correction here, though-studies have found that oxygen levels during the Mesozoic were about the same as if not slightly lower than modern oxygen levels. Dinosaurs came in all sizes, but the biggest ones reached their masses thanks to anatomical adaptations for gigantism-not excess oxygen! There *was* a period of earth’s history where oxygen made up ~40% of the atmosphere, but this was during the Carboniferous, which ended almost a hundred million years before the first dinosaur. The excess oxygen facilitated the growth of giant arthropods such as eagle-sized dragonflies and millipedes the length of cars, but they persisted after the end of the Carboniferous and the oxygen crash. They kept their big sizes due to a lack of competition from vertebrates, not because of excess oxygen.

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Actually, dinosaurs, depending on their ecology, became so massive because of their air sacs that gives extra oxygen, and in the Mesozoic, their oxygen levels varied around average, so even in the modern day, they’ll still survive even in low temperatures. Only insects do that because they don’t have any lungs.

part 2 please!

Cool vid I don’t know what can be part 2 but I will be happy to watch it

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1:25 false. only works with insects

Speculative Biology and Evolutions ; Minecraft Edition.

One thing to note is that more oxygen also implies larger insects. In prehistoric Earth, there used to be massive arthropods and insects. I wouldn't want to live in that kind of world honestly.

This should be a mod, like a spherical world generation

Cool vid 😎

nice rap at the end

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So i assume the Minecraft world would be around ~1x bigger then Neptune.

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The 5 quadrillion trees in minecraft kinda flash banged me with how impressive that is.

This is honestly so well made for someone with such little popularity, keep making great stuff man

1:25 HELLL NAW WHAT IS THAT DIAMOND TEXTURE?!?!?!

The idea that animals would be bigger would only be relevant to arthropods (bugs), as they breathe in a different way than other animals. It's one of the theories as to why during the Carboniferous period, the period with the largest amount of oxygen in the atmosphere, bugs were HUGE. Which also explains why spiders, silverfish, bees, etc. are so huge in Minecraft.

Wait, this raises an important point. Would the Nether be below the planet's surface?

Its been awhile since ive heard someone else acknowledge/know that the villager and illager species name is testificates.

1:30 the only creatures effected by higher oxygen levels are arthropods (basically bugs). Vertebrates(animals with back bones) are not limited by oxygen levels in the environment Arthropods breathe through diffusion. It's a process where oxygen passively absorbed in to the invertebrates body by contact alone. This only works up do a sertain size before it can't effectively support the body's oxygen needs. That's why arthropods are limited by oxygen levels in the environment for thire body size. Vertebrates aren't bound by the limitations Invertebrates have because they actively breathe through thire lungs and can supply the body with oxygen more efficiently at any size that insects will never reach. The only limmit Vertebrates have to thire size is that they eventually physically can't support their own weight on land at sertain size.

Minecrafts day-night cycle being so short would actually turn the planet into the equivalent of Mesklin - a hyper-earth rotating at such insane speeds that it's equator bulges out like a oblate disk, rather than a sphere. This also means the M.Earth's Equator would experience far less Gravity at the poles. Also, the scale of the planet wouldn't affect its temperature, Earth itself varies in its orbit by a million kilometers, and that barely impacts the global temperature. 20 minutes in no sunlight won't make the night-zone freeze instantly.

At first I was like "that's a bit fast innit" but then it kinda grew on me. You're straight to the point with this stuff.

Wanted to add for entertainment purposes: Larger oxygen does cause larger creatures, but this likely wasn't the case for dinosaurs as in the Cretaceous oxygen levels actually dipped below what it is today If Minecraft suddenly accounted physics, the rotation and size of the planet would cause the centrifugal force to rip it in half... Neanderthals likely weren't less technologically advanced. They just happened to go extinct during a time when no one was advanced enough

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Imagine the fires with that amount of trees and oxygen🔥🔥🔥💀💀💀

There should be a mod that makes a minecraft finite, as in circular, so if I travel in a straight line from my home, eventually I'll circle back to my home, it's gonna be so interesting.

Extremely underatted! Subbed alr

the Minecraft world has been constantly referred to as infinite (High Universal), but this clearly wouldn't work in the real universe.

Is it possible to map cubes equally on sphere? without introducing triangles⛛

1.32 last version of Minecraft way better than irl

The world (java & bedrock) is actually bigger 2.147 Billion Blocks or Meters