Can't land on it in starfield so I landed on Triton and just looked up at it from there. Was kino. But my character was freezing his balls off cause Triton was at like -120 degrees (don't know what unit the game uses) I was going to take a screenshot of it but was worried the game would crash
>gravity 1.15g
Never knew Neptune was that weak of a gas giant. Meanwhile, Jupiter absolutely mogs the other planets and kicks rogue asteroids out of the system.
Reminder that it's the only planet with the Greek name and not the Roman one just to make this pun
Also it has a lot of methane in the atmosphere so it smells like farts
It's 100% deliberate
you can in space engine
I got stuck for 10 minutes without knowing what is up or down. I didn't bother to learn the control shortcuts though, so that might have been my fault. and it's not really a game
we need more space games and movies with interesting visuals like this, and the different kinds of weird planets that might exist across the universe. I guess the water planet in Interstellar was pretty cool, but we need 100x more.
The further you go down, the more pressurized the gas becomes to where it is pretty much like water and you can crash. But your ship will be turned into a crushed pop can by the time you get there.
Space is the domain of the nazis, those numales are homosexuals who go >OH MY HECKING GOD WE CAN'T LAUNCH ROCKETS BECAUSE MUH CLIMATE CHANGE, WE CAN'T COLONIZE OTHER PLANETS BECAUSE CAPITALISM IS EVIL
Frick them, the entire galaxy belongs to humanity.
A blimp like that wouldn't work, since regular blimps work by filling them with gas lighter than the gases of the atmosphere surrounding them. Problem is Jupiter is mostly hydrogen, and there's nothing lighter than that.
NASA did some papers and found that maybe you could make it work if you filled the blimp with Jupiter's own gases and try to make it work like a hot air balloon, make it so the Sun's light heats up the blimp during the day, and during the night when it goes down it uses the planet's own infrared energy to not go down too much.
You could kinda make a blimp work that way for a few months, going up and down as the day and night comes.
The problem is that any kind of wind current could just obliterate the blimp, so you'd need to somehow find some place where the wind is never strong.
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how about a rigid shell instead of a baloon and "fill" it with vacuum? Past a certain scale the material of the baloon being a little heavier wouldn't matter anymore.
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Not a physicist, but you'd probably need magic materials for that. I'd think any vacuum large enough to provide lift for anything of substance would also create some mighty negative pressure even in low atmosphere
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Not sure you could make an airship that is both light enough to float and strong enough to not be crushed by the complete lack of outward inner pressure.
lol, no meme sky is just 1 planet, when you "travel" to other planets you see a glorified loading screen "going very fast".
If you ever try to fly from the planet to other planets or the sun, the floating point numbers start running out of precision and shit get wonky.
This is a video from another game with an explanation on that
shores of hazeron let you do that
when my friend and I played, our homeworld started right next to a gas giant
IIRC if you flew into one, you'd find nothing but deep ocean, or frozen ocean at the core
not sure how accurate that is but flying into them to harvest resources made me unreasonably uncomfortable
>not sure how accurate that is
It's not.
At some point the gasses would behave like liquids due to pressure, but the only physical thing you could find in a gas giant is the core.
A gas giant is just a rocky planet that got so massive it started attracting all gasses in it's path.
>so weak the barycenter of Pluto and it's moon's gravity isnt within Pluto, making it do tiny cuck circles around nothing instead of just rotating like a real planet
KWAB
>so weak the barycenter of Pluto and it's moon's gravity isnt within Pluto, making it do tiny cuck circles around nothing instead of just rotating like a real planet
KWAB
>Also it has a ring for some reason.
How/when did they find this out? We can't even tell for sure if there's an actual 'planet 9' but this can be determined?
Difference is we actually found Haumea, and most of these are found by pure chance.
The problem with this supposed planet 9 is that if it exists it's going to be so far away from the rest of the Solar system and so poorly lit that it might be impossible to spot it, at least with current tech.
They got lucky and it passed in front of a star, so they could watch as the star dimmed a little bit earlier and a little bit later than it should have.
>Gonggong >Makemake
why do we use non-western names for this shit? it's not like the chinese actually call saturn "saturn" or anything, so why should we incorporate their words into our language?
There's plenty of laws regarding naming, all related to the object's features.
Makemake is called that because they wanted a deity related to Easter, since Makemake's nickname before the official name was "Easter Bunny".
Gonggong was chosen after a public poll which also included Holle and Vili, since objects with Gonggong's specific type of orbit are all named after deities related to creation.
>the human body gradually gets fricked up in low-gravity >God makes the nearest planet have Earth-like gravity >it's an insanely hot pressure cooker with literal acid in the air and no magnetosphere
Look at that knee
qrd on this guy?
king of the sea
I hear he's got a big dick and likes to use it.
Can't land on it in starfield so I landed on Triton and just looked up at it from there. Was kino. But my character was freezing his balls off cause Triton was at like -120 degrees (don't know what unit the game uses) I was going to take a screenshot of it but was worried the game would crash
you can't even land on all the planets in the solar system Wtf???
You can't land on gas giants irl.
>can't let me fly into Neptune because it isn't realistic
Then how come there's so many black people in the game if it's supposed to be realistic.
You're right. Everyone would be homogenized by that point. Everyone should be some variated of light brown.
exactly
Starfield is a joke
>gravity 1.15g
Never knew Neptune was that weak of a gas giant. Meanwhile, Jupiter absolutely mogs the other planets and kicks rogue asteroids out of the system.
Ur anus has even less gravity than earth
And the sun only exerts 0,00593m/s gravity on Earth. What a little b***h.
jupiter and saturn are failed stars
if saturn never existed it's very possible our system could have had a binary star
Not even the combination of Saturn's and Jupiter's gases would be enough to make a brown dwarf, let alone a star.
Jupiter would need 80 times its mass just to become a mere brown dwarf.
shitty submarine level, just do center path or sector x to skip it.
his brother owns nintendo
he comes after uranus
Super cool dude
he's feeling a little blue
YO LISTEN UP
HERE'S A STORY
ABOUT A LITTLE GUY WHO LIVES IN A BLUE PLANET
>Hasn't uploaded a video in over a year
Owari da...
They made a stream about half a year ago, of some satellite flying to some meteorite that looked like a skull.
It had a new video 3 months ago
>guy
Nep is a girl though.
God I want to have consensual sexual relations with this nep
It is a wound
Neptune sucks. True patrician agree that Uranus is the best Ice Giant.
>uranus
>ur anus
lmao
Reminder that it's the only planet with the Greek name and not the Roman one just to make this pun
Also it has a lot of methane in the atmosphere so it smells like farts
It's 100% deliberate
It's not, it's made of amonia and hydrogen sulfide, so it should smell like badly rotten eggs.
So like particularly nasty farts
>so it should smell like badly rotten eggs.
so basically ass
It should be spelled Ouranos
Oh! ur anus!
>earth
>pluto
>not a Roman name
>not a planet
Like Planet Eris instead Discordia?
WOWIE HOW DID THE SIMPSONS GET AWAY WITH THIS ONE?????
If you try probing uranus in mass effect the whatever AI is called will get mad at you.
EDI just says "Seriously, commander?" in an amused tone. If you do it again she then says "Probing Uranus." dryly.
xD
ITS PRONOUNCED UR-N-S
>lesbian planet
Ew
>muh ice
Uranus is overrated.
good pic
It is supposed to be spelt
Ouronos
Is there any game where you can crash straight into a gas giant? I was hoping you'd be able to do that in Starfield but you can't.
you can in space engine
I got stuck for 10 minutes without knowing what is up or down. I didn't bother to learn the control shortcuts though, so that might have been my fault. and it's not really a game
You can't crash, you'd just keep going down until the pressure crushes you.
That looks cool, is that what it would actually look like on the outer surface of Saturn?
No, that's Jupiter.
i had a dream like this when i was young and it was the coolest dream i ever had
If it was accurate the sky would be blue, but dimmer than Earth's.
space is so fricking cool
we need more space games and movies with interesting visuals like this, and the different kinds of weird planets that might exist across the universe. I guess the water planet in Interstellar was pretty cool, but we need 100x more.
there's theoretical solid cores, simply due to the extreme pressure, but like hell if you'd survive long enough to make it there
The further you go down, the more pressurized the gas becomes to where it is pretty much like water and you can crash. But your ship will be turned into a crushed pop can by the time you get there.
SPACE IS SO HECKIN BADASS AND COOL
*makes a nasapunk with nothing cool about space*
I LOVE SCIENCE
Space is the domain of the nazis, those numales are homosexuals who go
>OH MY HECKING GOD WE CAN'T LAUNCH ROCKETS BECAUSE MUH CLIMATE CHANGE, WE CAN'T COLONIZE OTHER PLANETS BECAUSE CAPITALISM IS EVIL
Frick them, the entire galaxy belongs to humanity.
Did someone crash a satellite into Jupiter and it kept sending data a lot longer than they thought? There is so much shit we don't know.
Yes, the Galileo spacecraft, it dropped a probe with a heatshield into Jupiter.
Signal lasted until it was about 200km beneath the cloud tops.
how far below the cloud tops would you need to be until something like the hindenburg would be buoyant?
A blimp like that wouldn't work, since regular blimps work by filling them with gas lighter than the gases of the atmosphere surrounding them. Problem is Jupiter is mostly hydrogen, and there's nothing lighter than that.
NASA did some papers and found that maybe you could make it work if you filled the blimp with Jupiter's own gases and try to make it work like a hot air balloon, make it so the Sun's light heats up the blimp during the day, and during the night when it goes down it uses the planet's own infrared energy to not go down too much.
You could kinda make a blimp work that way for a few months, going up and down as the day and night comes.
The problem is that any kind of wind current could just obliterate the blimp, so you'd need to somehow find some place where the wind is never strong.
how about a rigid shell instead of a baloon and "fill" it with vacuum? Past a certain scale the material of the baloon being a little heavier wouldn't matter anymore.
Not a physicist, but you'd probably need magic materials for that. I'd think any vacuum large enough to provide lift for anything of substance would also create some mighty negative pressure even in low atmosphere
Not sure you could make an airship that is both light enough to float and strong enough to not be crushed by the complete lack of outward inner pressure.
>ywn live in gas giant cloud city
>ywn commute to your job via balloon
>ywn take the blimp to visit your parents in the next city over
why even live
WOAAAH JUST LIKE STARFIELD
no man's sky?
that other starfield type game?
lol, no meme sky is just 1 planet, when you "travel" to other planets you see a glorified loading screen "going very fast".
If you ever try to fly from the planet to other planets or the sun, the floating point numbers start running out of precision and shit get wonky.
This is a video from another game with an explanation on that
But I've flown from planet to planet in noma'amsky bro
shores of hazeron let you do that
when my friend and I played, our homeworld started right next to a gas giant
IIRC if you flew into one, you'd find nothing but deep ocean, or frozen ocean at the core
not sure how accurate that is but flying into them to harvest resources made me unreasonably uncomfortable
>not sure how accurate that is
It's not.
At some point the gasses would behave like liquids due to pressure, but the only physical thing you could find in a gas giant is the core.
A gas giant is just a rocky planet that got so massive it started attracting all gasses in it's path.
Kerbal Space Program, I guess
Outer Wilds
Mating press
I will never figure out what manga this was taken from.
Ganker - Video Games
JUPITER GIVES US STRENGTH
It's supposed to be boring! It's nasapunk please understand and learn astronomy!
>future
Luna as Venus’s moon
Pluto as Terra’s moon
>in 300 years
right
Imagine the smell.
Wow look at all the content on that asteroid!
I’M WAKING UP
TO ASH AND DUST
For me it's pluto
pluto will never be a real planet
meanie
>so weak the barycenter of Pluto and it's moon's gravity isnt within Pluto, making it do tiny cuck circles around nothing instead of just rotating like a real planet
KWAB
that I just found
WHEN I SAY GO,
What is the most boring planet and why is it Mercury?
Because it's literally just the Moon but on it's own.
And it's so fast that space agencies don't even bother sending anything there.
why is jupiter so fricking fat
She got the booba
He's protecting us from asteroids give him a break
He ate all the gas that didn't go to the Sun or Saturn.
Could be fatter
idk the moon going really fast and being blasted by the sun all day sounds pretty cool
But there's just nothing to find.
In fact, there's even less than on the Moon, since at least the Moon has water.
>But there's just nothing to find.
t. Mercury Man
>most boring
Mars, of course.
Sorry red sailor fan.
We drawed a dick there, it's already the second most interesting planet in the Solar system.
Based. The only planet in the Solar System that doesn't smell like utter shit
what do they eat?
They live off our suffering.
You can go there!
Imagine lighting a match in Neptune
That would be fire
Can't, there's no oxygen.
brb, looking up hydrogen bombs
trust the plan
imagine the smell
Wouldn't do anything.
Meteors hit Jupiter all the time, and those reach temperatures far higher than any match when they are entering Jupiter.
we can't add anymore planets because... BECAUSE WE JUST CAN'T OKAY?!?!?!
see
wtf is going on with Haumea?
Spins very quickly so it's been turned into an ellipse over time. Also it has a ring for some reason.
>Also it has a ring for some reason.
How/when did they find this out? We can't even tell for sure if there's an actual 'planet 9' but this can be determined?
It's orbit swings closer to the outer solar system at times and it's actually supposedly kinda bright. Look at it go.
H-hayai!
Difference is we actually found Haumea, and most of these are found by pure chance.
The problem with this supposed planet 9 is that if it exists it's going to be so far away from the rest of the Solar system and so poorly lit that it might be impossible to spot it, at least with current tech.
They got lucky and it passed in front of a star, so they could watch as the star dimmed a little bit earlier and a little bit later than it should have.
Why oval shape? Gas planet or dwarf star gravity did.
>MK2
>Gonggong
>Makemake
why do we use non-western names for this shit? it's not like the chinese actually call saturn "saturn" or anything, so why should we incorporate their words into our language?
There's plenty of laws regarding naming, all related to the object's features.
Makemake is called that because they wanted a deity related to Easter, since Makemake's nickname before the official name was "Easter Bunny".
Gonggong was chosen after a public poll which also included Holle and Vili, since objects with Gonggong's specific type of orbit are all named after deities related to creation.
>tfw people in 18 century saw jupiter without his cool red circle
neptune is an ice giant you fricking morons
it has a mantle of liquid water, ammonia and ices beneath this atmosphere
kyselves
>the human body gradually gets fricked up in low-gravity
>God makes the nearest planet have Earth-like gravity
>it's an insanely hot pressure cooker with literal acid in the air and no magnetosphere
>we will never have venus as a cool jungle planet filled with lizard people
frick this gay earth
Listen to this nep
%3D
I can't believe neptune mutated
Nice asspull
Ah yes, my favorite videogame topic.