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00:00:00Among all the planets of the solar system, our Earth is unique, since it's the only one that has developed life.

00:00:07But what if we got a competitor? What if a second Earth appeared out of nowhere?

00:00:12Then there would be two different scenarios. The first is the destruction of both planets.

00:00:18The second has an unexpected but pretty logical ending.

00:00:21But let's start with the catastrophic scenario.

00:00:24The second Earth with the same conditions could only exist if it received absolutely the same amount of sunlight as our planet.

00:00:31The orbit that our Earth follows is perfect for getting the necessary amount of solar heat.

00:00:36If we were a little further away, the entire surface of our planet would resemble Antarctica.

00:00:42And if Earth were a little closer to the Sun, we'd all live in a huge desert inhabited by very few living beings.

00:00:49So, for the second Earth to be identical to ours, it would need to follow the orbit of our planet.

00:00:55Two massive objects can exist close to each other. The union of Earth and the Moon is a great example.

00:01:03But if the second object was as heavy and huge as our planet, there wouldn't be enough space for both of them.

00:01:10The gravity of two Earths would be a huge problem.

00:01:13The two worlds would collide because they would be pulled toward each other.

00:01:17This process would last for hundreds of millions of years.

00:01:20And, in the end, the two planets would transform into one giant world.

00:01:25And their remnants would be flying around the newly formed planet, resembling the rings around Saturn.

00:01:31Or, one of the planets would push the other out of its orbit.

00:01:35In this case, one of the Earths would hurtle toward the Sun and burn like a match in its atmosphere.

00:01:41It's also important to remember that Earth is moving at a speed of 67,000 miles per hour at all times.

00:01:48This is more than 80 times faster than the speed of sound.

00:01:51And now, imagine two huge planets that are flying toward each other at such a speed.

00:01:57Even a microscopic organism living in the mouth of a volcano wouldn't stand a chance to survive the collision of two Earths.

00:02:04Even the Moon would be torn to pieces by the blast wave.

00:02:08But let's imagine that Earth's twin is following another orbit, somewhere between Mars and Earth.

00:02:14Even in this situation, people's lives would change forever.

00:02:18By the way, the theory that Earth might have a twin appeared long ago.

00:02:22Scientists of the past believed that the second planet could be hiding on the opposite side of the Sun.

00:02:28Thanks to modern technologies and astronomy, we know this theory isn't true.

00:02:33Otherwise, our telescopes and other equipment would have already caught some signals from this planet.

00:02:38Scientists study space objects thousands of light-years away from us, so they would definitely notice another world in the neighborhood.

00:02:46But anyway, let's imagine that the second Earth does exist, and we've discovered it recently.

00:02:52The entire field of astronomy and astrophysics will immediately receive hundreds of billions of dollars in funding.

00:02:58The study of Earth's twin will become a priority goal for people.

00:03:02Experts will put forward hundreds of hypotheses about what the second Earth looks like and what's happening there.

00:03:08The planet is almost at the same distance from the Sun as we are.

00:03:12This means the weather must be the same there.

00:03:15Soon, scientists find out that Earth's doppelganger has liquid water and continents, but they aren't like ours.

00:03:22Their shapes and location are different.

00:03:24Most likely, life exists there, too.

00:03:27But what is its origin?

00:03:29There's a hypothesis that life on our planet appeared thanks to amino acids brought here by a meteorite.

00:03:35It's highly improbable that the same thing happened to another world.

00:03:39Life most likely emerged there in a completely different way.

00:03:43Perhaps the fish didn't get out of the water on that planet, and the first intelligent creatures appeared in the ocean.

00:03:50These could be amphibians with scales and fins, or octopus-like monsters with huge tentacles.

00:03:56Fish on the second Earth could have come out of the water and grown limbs.

00:04:00But what if they didn't like walking on the ground?

00:04:03Then this world might be inhabited by intelligent bird people.

00:04:07Or life could have originated deep in the soil.

00:04:11Then evolution would create humanoid moles or highly developed worms.

00:04:16To find out for sure, scientists send a rover there.

00:04:20A similar mission to Mars was a success, so there shouldn't be any problems with this one.

00:04:25People on Earth are waiting.

00:04:27What will the rover find on the other side?

00:04:30It will take several years for the ship to get there.

00:04:34Strangely, two days after the launch, it returns.

00:04:38But wait, this is not our space probe!

00:04:41All this time, the inhabitants of the second Earth have been watching our planet, too.

00:04:46At one point, they also sent a probe.

00:04:49It's made of the same materials as ours.

00:04:51It has a camera and a recording device.

00:04:54But people are worried because the rover looks similar to a mechanical spider.

00:04:59Can it be that giant tarantulas live in that world?

00:05:03Scientists understand that we need to communicate.

00:05:06We send our guests a radio signal with some information about our civilization.

00:05:10They catch this message and send their own.

00:05:13It contains strange symbols that resemble scratches.

00:05:17Linguists all over the world are trying to decipher it.

00:05:20Meanwhile, astronomers send the guests a recording of human speech.

00:05:24A few days later, our satellites catch a message from our space neighbors with their voices.

00:05:30Scientists are about to play the recording.

00:05:32The whole world is listening with bated breath.

00:05:34And...

00:05:36It's a growl.

00:05:37A terrible and absolutely incomprehensible growl.

00:05:41It has pauses and an unusual rhythm.

00:05:44But it's nothing resembling human speech.

00:05:47The whole planet is panicking.

00:05:49Countries are preparing for an invasion.

00:05:51The most important thing now is to build shields to protect the planet.

00:05:55No one can decrypt the message.

00:05:57It's possible that our neighbors can't understand us either.

00:06:00People make a last attempt to establish some contact.

00:06:04We send a video to explain to our guests with the help of gestures and signs

00:06:08that we only want peace and collaboration.

00:06:11The answer doesn't take long to wait.

00:06:13Our satellite receives their video file.

00:06:16Scientists play back the recording.

00:06:18And it's shocking.

00:06:19We see dinosaurs in robotic suits.

00:06:23Life on the second Earth has been developing in the same way as on our planet.

00:06:28But the infamous colossal meteorite didn't fall there.

00:06:31Over millions of years of evolution, dinosaurs have become sentient.

00:06:36In the video, they're growling and pointing with their claws at the picture of our Earth.

00:06:41Then they start growling even more loudly and...

00:06:44Is it laughter?

00:06:46The recording ends.

00:06:47People consider this the announcement of the invasion.

00:06:51Several years have passed.

00:06:53During this time, scientists have exchanged messages with dinosaurs several times.

00:06:57And it seems we're beginning to understand them.

00:07:00It turns out that the reptiles also want peace.

00:07:03They say that their planet was once inhabited by humanoids similar to humans.

00:07:08But a massive flood wiped them away.

00:07:11Dinosaurs managed to survive and evolve into intelligent beings.

00:07:15It will take many years before people set foot on their planet.

00:07:18And when this happens, humanity will feel relieved, realizing that we're not alone.

00:07:24But what if there was no intelligent life on the second Earth?

00:07:27People would also be happy.

00:07:29We would know that we'd always have another home.

00:07:32Perhaps we'd start exploring Earth's twin right away.

00:07:35Or begin mining its resources to replenish ours.

00:07:39In any case, our lives wouldn't change immediately.

00:07:42Because that land would be too far away from our planet.

00:07:45Dozens of generations would pass before people begin settling on the second Earth.

00:07:50Our homeland planet would be losing more and more resources.

00:07:53So everyone would want to move to a new world.

00:07:56In the beginning, only the richest would be able to do it.

00:07:59But with time, space travel would become cheaper.

00:08:02People would probably invest a lot of money to build a paradise on the second Earth.

00:08:07If this happened, we'd be visiting this world during our vacation.

00:08:10To breathe fresh air and enjoy nature.

00:08:13In any case, the human population would grow.

00:08:16This means that sooner or later, the second Earth would become as loaded as the first one.

00:08:21And then, people would start searching for a new home among the stars.

00:08:25By the way, if any life exists on a planet similar to ours, it's likely to look like octopuses.

00:08:32There's even a theory that octopuses came to Earth from some other world.

00:08:37Any animal has several evolutionary stages of development.

00:08:40For example, elephants and mammoths descended from one common ancestor 5 to 6 million years ago.

00:08:46Looking even further, almost all mammals evolved from one ancestor they shared with reptiles.

00:08:52Each species has been changing over millions of years.

00:08:55But not octopuses.

00:08:57They suddenly appeared on a family tree.

00:08:59From the point of view of evolution, squids would have to evolve into octopuses millions of years from now.

00:09:05But look, they're already here.

00:09:08Besides, octopuses are incredibly smart.

00:09:11Their genetic code is much more diverse than the human one.

00:09:14They may be visitors from another planet that is similar to ours.

00:09:18But of course, this is only a hypothesis.

00:09:22Many people would like to fly into space.

00:09:24Zero gravity, a stunning view of Earth from one side, and the boundlessly frightening black area from the other.

00:09:31Yeah, it's all cool.

00:09:33But don't forget that this journey can turn into a nightmare.

00:09:37Lack of oxygen, floating in outer space, and staying in a spaceship for a long time without understanding when you can return home.

00:09:44This last thing happened to a Russian cosmonaut.

00:09:48His stay in space is one of the longest in the world.

00:09:5133-year-old flight engineer Sergei Krikalev spent 311 days in zero gravity on the Mir space station.

00:09:59But that's not the most interesting part of his story.

00:10:02Sergei's long journey began on May 18, 1991.

00:10:06That day, he boarded a transport ship and went into space to the Mir space station.

00:10:12On May 20, the docking with the station was completed.

00:10:15There, together with another engineer, Sergei performed his space duties.

00:10:20They went on spacewalks several times, did repairs, took care of the station, and conducted scientific experiments.

00:10:27When you have company and a lot of work, living in space is not so hard.

00:10:31But things got worse on the day when Sergei was supposed to return home.

00:10:35According to the plan, the mission should have lasted for five months.

00:10:39A new astronaut was supposed to replace the old ones.

00:10:42The transport ship had finally docked with the station.

00:10:45But on October 10, only one astronaut returned to Earth.

00:10:49Sergei was left alone at the Mir station.

00:10:52He continued to work as the sole flight engineer of the crew.

00:10:55The station couldn't remain empty.

00:10:57They had to send someone to replace Sergei.

00:10:59He wasn't ready for such a long stay in space.

00:11:02He hadn't trained for it.

00:11:03But there was no choice.

00:11:05He couldn't just leave the station.

00:11:07One month passed.

00:11:09They informed Sergei that he would return home soon.

00:11:12But something happened that no one expected.

00:11:15They contacted Sergei and said he couldn't return

00:11:18since the country that promised to bring him home no longer existed.

00:11:22During this time, a big crisis began in Russia.

00:11:25The cosmonaut's return was impossible since no one had the money for it.

00:11:29Just imagine Sergei's condition.

00:11:32You were hundreds of miles from home in black outer space,

00:11:35completely alone,

00:11:37and have no idea how many days you have left to be there.

00:11:40The days passed slowly.

00:11:42Weeks.

00:11:43Then a month passed.

00:11:45It would have been much easier if being in space was not harmful to your health.

00:11:49But in conditions of zero gravity,

00:11:51the human body takes serious damage.

00:11:54First, it's a weakening of the muscles.

00:11:56The body doesn't receive the necessary load it needs,

00:11:59and the muscles are constantly in a relaxed state,

00:12:02leading to dystrophy.

00:12:04Yes, astronauts do a set of exercises every day.

00:12:07But this is not enough to keep the body in shape.

00:12:10In addition to muscles, bones begin to weaken,

00:12:13and a person becomes weak.

00:12:15Even after six months of such a life,

00:12:17any astronaut needs a long time to get back into their previous shape

00:12:21after returning home.

00:12:23Also, there's a lot of radiation in space,

00:12:25which is dangerous for people.

00:12:27It comes from several sources at once.

00:12:30The main radiation comes from the sun.

00:12:32On Earth, we're protected from it,

00:12:34thanks to the planet's magnetic field.

00:12:36Almost all radiation accumulates in the upper atmosphere

00:12:39and doesn't reach us.

00:12:41This accumulation of radiation in the atmosphere

00:12:44is also bad for astronauts.

00:12:46But the worst radiation is the galactic one.

00:12:49It comes from distant stars and galaxies

00:12:51and has a powerful effect on all living things.

00:12:54Radiation provokes many unfavorable conditions

00:12:57and destroys the body at the cellular level.

00:13:00Now, all spaceships and the ISS

00:13:02are equipped with shields and coatings that reflect radiation.

00:13:06But still, it doesn't provide 100% protection.

00:13:10In space, the astronaut's immune system changes.

00:13:13There are no conditions under which immunity could improve.

00:13:17It seems that there's nothing wrong with the absence of many bacteria and microbes.

00:13:21But the body's defense is weakening.

00:13:24A person becomes more vulnerable to microbes

00:13:26that can be brought by another astronaut.

00:13:28You also have serious food restrictions.

00:13:31Food in tubes doesn't contain as many useful vitamins

00:13:34as it does in natural products.

00:13:36Without vitamins, the body weakens even more.

00:13:40And sometimes, astronauts have to go on spacewalks,

00:13:43which aren't easy.

00:13:45A spacesuit is a huge and uncomfortable outfit.

00:13:49It constrains your movements and puts pressure on your body.

00:13:52Work in space can last up to several hours.

00:13:55During this time, you sweat a lot.

00:13:58One of the suit's filters may be broken,

00:14:00and all the fluid released by your body

00:14:02can spread throughout the suit and reach your face.

00:14:05Your eyes may water.

00:14:07The drops could interfere with your vision.

00:14:09Thousands of dangers can await an astronaut

00:14:11during a mission in outer space.

00:14:14Imagine that you do some repairs,

00:14:16and something goes wrong.

00:14:18The wrench jumps off the bolt,

00:14:19and it flies out, for example.

00:14:21You try to catch it,

00:14:22and unconsciously push off from the ship.

00:14:25You catch the bolt,

00:14:26but your body is already flying away.

00:14:28You have nothing to hold on to.

00:14:30But fortunately, you have a safety rope.

00:14:33Anyway, it can break off from your spacesuit

00:14:35because you attached it incorrectly.

00:14:38As soon as the rope breaks,

00:14:39your body changes the angle of flight.

00:14:41Now you're not just flying away.

00:14:43Your body is spinning at this moment.

00:14:45The Earth and black space flash in your eyes.

00:14:48So you get it.

00:14:50There are definitely risks,

00:14:51but nothing like that happened with Sergei.

00:14:54All astronauts spend many hours training

00:14:57to be ready for any troubles.

00:14:58They gain good physical shape

00:15:00and lose it during the mission.

00:15:02Add to this the psychological factor.

00:15:05Your body weakens.

00:15:06You don't breathe fresh air.

00:15:08You can't see your friends,

00:15:09and you don't have the opportunity to return home.

00:15:12A small layer of wall

00:15:13separates you from the cold vacuum of space.

00:15:16All this causes stress,

00:15:18which also weakens your immunity

00:15:20and harms your nervous system.

00:15:22Fortunately, astronauts also get through

00:15:24serious psychological training.

00:15:26They can maintain self-control

00:15:28in the most stressful situations.

00:15:30But when you're alone in space

00:15:32for more than six months

00:15:33and don't know when you'll return,

00:15:35you can get seriously nervous.

00:15:37Fortunately, Sergei didn't panic.

00:15:40He performed his daily duties,

00:15:42trained, and, of course, missed home.

00:15:45A month later,

00:15:46he received the same response.

00:15:48We can't bring you back yet.

00:15:49The country is in a difficult situation.

00:15:52He felt worse every day.

00:15:54His strength was leaving him.

00:15:56He wasn't sure if he'd be able to survive.

00:15:58The most interesting thing

00:15:59is the station had a capsule

00:16:01developed to return to Earth.

00:16:03But Sergei didn't use it

00:16:05because no one would have served the station.

00:16:07Russia sold the station seats

00:16:09to other countries.

00:16:10Also, they hoped to sell Mir.

00:16:13This meant that Sergei had to

00:16:15keep the station working.

00:16:17Sergei's mission lasted

00:16:18twice as long as planned.

00:16:20As a result,

00:16:21he spent 10 months,

00:16:23or 311 days, in space

00:16:26and set a world record.

00:16:28During this time,

00:16:29he flew around the Earth

00:16:30about 5,000 times.

00:16:32Finally,

00:16:33he received the long-awaited message.

00:16:35He's coming home!

00:16:36Germany paid about 24 million dollars

00:16:39for a ticket to the station.

00:16:41They were going to replace the astronaut.

00:16:43Krikalev got into the capsule

00:16:45and flew to Earth.

00:16:46Many people were waiting

00:16:47for his return down there.

00:16:49The cosmonaut landed

00:16:50and everyone rushed to help him.

00:16:52He looked very thin,

00:16:54sweaty, and exhausted.

00:16:56Four men helped him out of the capsule.

00:16:58They helped him stay on the ground,

00:17:00gave him a fur coat,

00:17:01and brought a bowl of broth.

00:17:03It seemed that such a flight

00:17:05would leave an imprint

00:17:06on his life forever.

00:17:07But the cosmonaut's mood

00:17:09was excellent.

00:17:10Two years later,

00:17:11he went into space again

00:17:13and became the first Russian cosmonaut

00:17:15to fly on a NASA shuttle.

00:17:17And two years later,

00:17:19he was one of the first

00:17:20to live on the ISS.

00:17:22In 2005,

00:17:24he made his sixth and last flight.

00:17:26He went to the ISS,

00:17:28where he spent about six months,

00:17:30after which he returned home

00:17:32on the lander.

00:17:33After this flight,

00:17:34he set a world record

00:17:36for the total duration of stay in space

00:17:38at 803 days.

00:17:40Only ten years later,

00:17:42someone managed to break that record.

00:17:44But that's a different story.

00:17:48You may think the Earth is pretty big,

00:17:50but the Sun makes up

00:17:51almost 99.9% of the mass

00:17:53of the whole solar system.

00:17:55The rest of the mass

00:17:57is made up by the planets

00:17:58and their satellites,

00:17:59asteroids, comets, gas, and dust.

00:18:03It's around 93 million miles

00:18:05away from our planet,

00:18:06but it keeps us warm every day.

00:18:09Its temperature is about

00:18:1010,000 degrees Fahrenheit,

00:18:12but the space surrounding it

00:18:13is still cold as ice.

00:18:15To understand this,

00:18:17we need to distinguish

00:18:18between heat and temperature.

00:18:20Heat is the energy

00:18:21inside some object.

00:18:23Temperature is something

00:18:24that tells us

00:18:25if that object is hot or cold.

00:18:28When the heat is transferred

00:18:29to that object,

00:18:30it makes its temperature go up.

00:18:32When the object is losing heat,

00:18:34the temperature goes down.

00:18:36Heat can be transferred

00:18:37in three different ways.

00:18:39The Sun does it through radiation.

00:18:41That means it's releasing heat

00:18:43in the form of light.

00:18:44Your body radiates heat, too,

00:18:46as infrared waves.

00:18:48That's why thermal imaging cameras

00:18:50will detect that you're in the room

00:18:51even at night.

00:18:53The hotter the object,

00:18:54the more heat it will radiate.

00:18:56The temperature only affects matter.

00:18:58Since space is mostly a vacuum,

00:19:01it doesn't have enough particles

00:19:02for heat to transfer

00:19:03in any other way

00:19:04than through radiation.

00:19:06When the heat from the Sun

00:19:07gets to an object,

00:19:08the atoms start absorbing energy,

00:19:10but the heat can't transfer

00:19:12since there is no matter in space.

00:19:15Those rare atoms and molecules in space

00:19:17will absorb the heat,

00:19:19and they'll simply stay that way

00:19:21while the cold vacuum will stay cold.

00:19:24There's a lot of matter

00:19:25inside Earth's atmosphere,

00:19:27so the energy of the Sun

00:19:28can transfer easily.

00:19:30But if you put an object

00:19:31outside of the Earth's atmosphere

00:19:33in direct sunlight,

00:19:34it would end up heated

00:19:35to 250 degrees Fahrenheit

00:19:38because it's matter

00:19:39made of atoms and molecules.

00:19:42The temperature of the vacuum

00:19:43is negative 454 degrees Fahrenheit.

00:19:47That means,

00:19:48depending on where you are,

00:19:49space can either burn or freeze you.

00:19:52The Sun isn't actually yellow.

00:19:54It emits light

00:19:55over a wide range of wavelengths.

00:19:57We can tell both its temperature

00:19:59and color by the peak

00:20:00in its spectrum.

00:20:02For instance,

00:20:03cooler stars will appear red,

00:20:05and hotter stars will be blue

00:20:07with yellow, orange,

00:20:09and white stars in between.

00:20:11When it comes to the Sun,

00:20:12the spectrum peaks

00:20:13at a wavelength

00:20:14we'd usually call green,

00:20:16but our eye perceives it differently.

00:20:18So, the shade of green

00:20:20in combination with other wavelengths

00:20:21from the spectrum

00:20:23is going to look white

00:20:24to the human eye.

00:20:26We generally see the Sun as yellow

00:20:28because our atmosphere

00:20:29scatters blue light

00:20:30more efficiently than the red one.

00:20:32During sunrise and sunset,

00:20:34there's more red light

00:20:35in the spectrum of the Sun,

00:20:37which gives us amazing sceneries.

00:20:40Sunspots are part

00:20:41of the Sun's visible surface

00:20:43that are on average

00:20:44way cooler than the Sun itself.

00:20:46They overlap with parts

00:20:47that have an increased magnetic field.

00:20:50These parts don't allow

00:20:51the release of heat

00:20:52to the Sun's visible surface.

00:20:54That way,

00:20:55the rest of the Sun's surface

00:20:56is three times brighter

00:20:58than those sunspots.

00:21:00That contrast

00:21:01makes them appear almost black.

00:21:04If we could take a sunspot

00:21:05apart from the Sun

00:21:06and place it somewhere

00:21:07in the night sky,

00:21:08it would be different,

00:21:09as bright as the Moon

00:21:10when we see it from the Earth.

00:21:12All the planets

00:21:13in our solar system

00:21:14spin in the same direction

00:21:16because they were formed

00:21:17from one protoplanetary cloud,

00:21:19except for Uranus and Venus.

00:21:22They have probably had

00:21:23some strong impact on them

00:21:25that made them spin

00:21:26in the opposite direction.

00:21:28But it's different with galaxies.

00:21:30They don't usually form

00:21:31the same cloud of dust

00:21:33and particles.

00:21:34Also,

00:21:35they're not randomly distributed

00:21:36across space.

00:21:38They come in filaments,

00:21:39dense slender strands

00:21:41of dark matter and galaxies

00:21:43with voids in between.

00:21:45Proto-galaxies

00:21:46are linked by gravitational forces

00:21:48in small areas of space.

00:21:50This is probably

00:21:51because of the distribution

00:21:52of dark matter

00:21:53throughout the Universe.

00:21:55The matter in the filaments

00:21:56moves in a corkscrew motion

00:21:58and goes towards

00:21:59the densest area.

00:22:01So,

00:22:02there might be a common direction

00:22:03galaxies tend to spin,

00:22:05but it's mostly random.

00:22:07There's a possibility

00:22:08we'll see a lunar elevator one day.

00:22:10Yep,

00:22:11a cable anchored

00:22:12to the surface of the Moon.

00:22:13It would stretch

00:22:14250,000 miles.

00:22:17We wouldn't be able

00:22:18to directly attach it

00:22:19to our planet

00:22:20because both Earth

00:22:21and the Moon

00:22:22are moving.

00:22:23But,

00:22:24we could keep it terminated

00:22:25high in our planet's orbit.

00:22:28Some researchers believe

00:22:29we could build

00:22:30such an elevator

00:22:31for a few billion dollars.

00:22:33The Moon has resources

00:22:34we could definitely use.

00:22:36A rare form of helium

00:22:37found there

00:22:38could be of use

00:22:39in fusion power stations

00:22:40on our planet.

00:22:42Also,

00:22:43we could take some

00:22:44other rare elements

00:22:45and use them

00:22:46in smartphones

00:22:47and the rest of electronics.

00:22:49So,

00:22:50after around 53 trips

00:22:51up and down,

00:22:52the elevator

00:22:53could pay for itself.

00:22:55The cable would be

00:22:56as thick as a pencil,

00:22:57but its weight

00:22:58would be around 40 tons.

00:23:00It could even be made

00:23:01of materials

00:23:02we already have

00:23:03here on Earth

00:23:04with no need

00:23:05to invent something.

00:23:06There could even be

00:23:07a combination

00:23:08of two elevators.

00:23:10A spacecraft

00:23:11would winch up

00:23:12an elevator

00:23:13from the surface

00:23:14of our planet

00:23:15to a space station.

00:23:16Then,

00:23:17it would be flung

00:23:18towards the Moon.

00:23:19Then,

00:23:20the elevator

00:23:21would finally

00:23:22lower it down

00:23:23to the surface

00:23:24of the Moon.

00:23:25Planets in our solar system

00:23:26have predictable

00:23:27and stable orbits.

00:23:28But gas-giant collisions

00:23:29could have happened

00:23:30at an early stage

00:23:31when a planetary system

00:23:32was still forming.

00:23:34In case of a head-on collision,

00:23:36two gas giants

00:23:37would merge.

00:23:38They wouldn't end up

00:23:39losing their mass,

00:23:40the materials

00:23:41in their gaseous envelopes,

00:23:42or the ones

00:23:43in their solid cores.

00:23:45Such a collision

00:23:46at a higher speed

00:23:47would cause the loss

00:23:48of the major part

00:23:49of the envelope gas.

00:23:50And very high speeds?

00:23:52Boom!

00:23:53Both planets are gone.

00:23:55It's different

00:23:56if it's not a head-on collision.

00:23:58If two cores

00:23:59manage to completely

00:24:00avoid each other,

00:24:01gas giants won't merge,

00:24:02but they'll lose

00:24:03some of the mass.

00:24:05Gas giants

00:24:06might even change their shape

00:24:07due to such collisions.

00:24:09Astronomers found out

00:24:10there's a galaxy

00:24:11extremely far away from us

00:24:13that looks similar

00:24:14to our Milky Way.

00:24:16We now see it

00:24:17as it was

00:24:18when the universe

00:24:19was only 1.4 billion years old.

00:24:22And now,

00:24:23it's 13.8 billion years old.

00:24:25It took over 12 billion years

00:24:27for the light

00:24:28to come from this

00:24:29faraway galaxy

00:24:30and reach our planet.

00:24:32This galaxy

00:24:33is peaceful,

00:24:34stable,

00:24:35and surprisingly

00:24:36non-chaotic,

00:24:37unlike all other galaxies

00:24:39that were quite turbulent

00:24:40in their early stages.

00:24:42To leave the Milky Way,

00:24:43we'd have to travel

00:24:44around 25,000 light-years

00:24:46away from the center

00:24:47of the galaxy,

00:24:48or 500 light-years vertically.

00:24:51Our galaxy

00:24:52is a disk of stars

00:24:53that spreads around

00:24:54100,000 light-years across

00:24:56and is 1,000 light-years thick.

00:24:59The Sun,

00:25:00its central star,

00:25:01is located halfway

00:25:02from the center

00:25:03of the galaxy

00:25:04and close to the middle

00:25:05of the disk

00:25:06in the vertical direction.

00:25:09We'd have to go further

00:25:10than its edge

00:25:11to get away from the halo

00:25:12that surrounds the Milky Way.

00:25:14Old stars,

00:25:15diffuse gas,

00:25:16and globular clusters.

00:25:18If you wanted to go

00:25:19even further

00:25:20to see the Milky Way

00:25:21in all its glory,

00:25:22you'd have to travel

00:25:2348,000 light-years vertically.

00:25:26At this moment,

00:25:27we don't even have

00:25:28a telescope we can send there.

00:25:30There are central stars

00:25:31that eat planets.

00:25:33Our solar system

00:25:34is stable,

00:25:35unlike many other

00:25:36planetary systems,

00:25:37so we don't have

00:25:38to be afraid

00:25:39the Earth

00:25:40or some other planet

00:25:41will change its orbit

00:25:42and go towards the Sun.

00:25:43But,

00:25:44at least a quarter

00:25:45of other planetary systems

00:25:46with orbiting stars

00:25:47similar to the Sun

00:25:48have a pretty chaotic past.

00:25:51In some of them,

00:25:52there are planets

00:25:53that used to move around,

00:25:54and their unpredictable migrations

00:25:56have disrupted the paths

00:25:57of some other planets,

00:25:58or even pushed them

00:25:59outside of their orbit.

00:26:01That means

00:26:02some planets probably

00:26:03have fallen

00:26:04into the central star.

00:26:06When that happens,

00:26:07the planet gets dissolved

00:26:08in the outer layer

00:26:09of the star,

00:26:10which means

00:26:11it gets eaten.

00:26:15So, once they explode,

00:26:17stars aren't supposed

00:26:18to come back to life.

00:26:20But some of the stars

00:26:21somehow have survived

00:26:22the great supernova explosion.

00:26:25Such zombie stars

00:26:26are pretty rare.

00:26:27Scientists found

00:26:28a really big one

00:26:29called LP40365.

00:26:32It's a partially burnt

00:26:33white dwarf.

00:26:37Now, a white dwarf

00:26:38is a star that has burned up

00:26:39all of the hydrogen,

00:26:41and that hydrogen

00:26:42was previously

00:26:43used as nuclear fuel.

00:26:45In this case,

00:26:46the final explosion

00:26:47was maybe weaker

00:26:48than it usually is,

00:26:49not powerful enough

00:26:50to destroy the entire star.

00:26:52It's like a star

00:26:53wanted to explode,

00:26:54but didn't make it,

00:26:55which is why

00:26:56part of the matter

00:26:57still survived.

00:26:58One of those zombie stars

00:26:59used to be a white dwarf,

00:27:01or just left over

00:27:02from an explosion.

00:27:04It gobbled up too much

00:27:05from another star,

00:27:06and, surprisingly,

00:27:07managed to explode

00:27:08once again.

00:27:11If you manage to go

00:27:12to the Moon one day

00:27:13and see fresh footprints,

00:27:15that doesn't mean

00:27:16there's someone else

00:27:17there with you.

00:27:18Footprints,

00:27:19or similar marks,

00:27:20can last for a million years

00:27:21over there,

00:27:22because the Moon

00:27:23doesn't have an atmosphere.

00:27:24There are no winds,

00:27:25not even a breeze,

00:27:26that can slowly erase

00:27:27those footprints.

00:27:29In outer space,

00:27:30you'd be strong enough

00:27:31to weld two pieces

00:27:32of metal together

00:27:33with your own hands.

00:27:34Okay,

00:27:35it has nothing to do

00:27:36with your strength.

00:27:37You could just

00:27:38press them together

00:27:39with no effort,

00:27:40and that's it.

00:27:41Oxygen in our atmosphere

00:27:42makes a thin layer

00:27:43on the surface

00:27:44of the metal.

00:27:45It's like a barrier,

00:27:46which is why

00:27:47such a trick

00:27:48is impossible on Earth,

00:27:49but perfectly logical

00:27:50in outer space.

00:27:55If you ever go to space,

00:27:57don't take off

00:27:58your spacesuit

00:27:59unless you're on a spaceship.

00:28:00Air in your lungs

00:28:01would expand,

00:28:02as well as the oxygen

00:28:03in the rest of your body.

00:28:04You'd be like a balloon,

00:28:06twice your regular size.

00:28:08Good news?

00:28:09The skin is elastic enough

00:28:10to hold you together,

00:28:11which means

00:28:12you wouldn't explode.

00:28:13Small comfort, huh?

00:28:16If you watch

00:28:17a very touching movie in space

00:28:18and start crying,

00:28:20your tears won't run down.

00:28:22They will gather

00:28:23around your eyeballs.

00:28:24Your eyes will get too dry,

00:28:26so you'll feel like

00:28:27they're burning.

00:28:28Any exposed liquid

00:28:29on your body

00:28:30will vaporize,

00:28:31including the surfaces

00:28:32of your tongue.

00:28:33Speaking of burning,

00:28:34there's one thing

00:28:35fire can't do in space.

00:28:36Fire can spread

00:28:37when there's a flow of oxygen,

00:28:38and since there's

00:28:39not any in space.

00:28:42If the fire breaks out

00:28:43in a rocket,

00:28:44you can simply turn off

00:28:45the ventilation system

00:28:46and voila!

00:28:48It can get more complicated

00:28:49if there's intense smoke,

00:28:51sparking,

00:28:52and material melting

00:28:53in conditions

00:28:54of reduced gravity.

00:28:55Regular foam

00:28:56fire extinguishers

00:28:57we use on Earth

00:28:58are useless here

00:28:59because they release

00:29:00foam randomly.

00:29:01Researchers are developing

00:29:02a fire extinguisher

00:29:03that will put out fires

00:29:04by using sound waves.

00:29:06The bigger the sound intensity,

00:29:08the bigger the flame

00:29:09they can put out.

00:29:10But the astronauts

00:29:11might end up deaf

00:29:12if their frequency

00:29:13is too high.

00:29:18A black hole

00:29:19is not like

00:29:20some starving monster

00:29:21that wanders around

00:29:22and has gravity so strong

00:29:23nothing can really escape it.

00:29:25When something

00:29:26comes close to the point

00:29:27of no return,

00:29:28which we also call

00:29:29the event horizon,

00:29:30it disappears.

00:29:32No way back.

00:29:33But quantum physics claims

00:29:35nothing can really

00:29:36destroy data.

00:29:37So it's a true paradox.

00:29:40Stephen Hawking

00:29:41was the one with the idea

00:29:42of how black holes

00:29:43don't really have

00:29:44event horizons.

00:29:45Maybe they have

00:29:46apparent horizons.

00:29:47Those trap things

00:29:48for some time only.

00:29:50After that,

00:29:51the trapped energy

00:29:52will somehow get away,

00:29:53but in a different form.

00:29:55When something goes

00:29:56into a black hole,

00:29:57it changes shape

00:29:58and gets stretched out

00:29:59just like spaghetti.

00:30:00It happens because

00:30:01gravitational force

00:30:02is trying to stretch

00:30:03an object in one direction,

00:30:04but at the same time

00:30:05squeeze it in another.

00:30:07Like a pasta paradox.

00:30:09Speaking of,

00:30:10a black hole

00:30:11that's as big as

00:30:12a single atom

00:30:13has the mass

00:30:14of a really big mountain.

00:30:17There's one at the center

00:30:18of the Milky Way

00:30:19called Sagittarius A.

00:30:21It has a mass

00:30:22like 4 billion suns,

00:30:24but luckily,

00:30:25it's far away from us.

00:30:27There are more than

00:30:2823,000 pieces

00:30:29of so-called space junk

00:30:30bigger than a softball

00:30:32floating above our planet

00:30:33at speeds up to

00:30:3417,500 mph.

00:30:37Woo!

00:30:38And there are

00:30:39500,000 pieces in general,

00:30:40some of them

00:30:41the size of a marble.

00:30:43Space waste

00:30:44is generally debris

00:30:45made up of natural particles

00:30:46called meteoroids

00:30:47and artificial particles,

00:30:49like things we make

00:30:50on the Earth.

00:30:52Meteoroids orbit the Sun,

00:30:54while the majority

00:30:55of human-made debris

00:30:56orbits our planet.

00:30:59For example,

00:31:00we launched almost

00:31:019,000 spacecraft

00:31:02around the world,

00:31:03from satellites

00:31:04to rocket ships.

00:31:05Even the tiniest pieces

00:31:06can damage a spacecraft

00:31:07at such high speeds.

00:31:09Galaxies,

00:31:10planets,

00:31:11comets,

00:31:12asteroids,

00:31:13stars,

00:31:14space bodies

00:31:15are things we can

00:31:16actually see in space,

00:31:17but they make up

00:31:18less than 5%

00:31:19of the total universe.

00:31:20Dark matter,

00:31:21one of the biggest

00:31:22mysteries in space,

00:31:23is the name we use

00:31:24for all the mass

00:31:25in the universe

00:31:26that's still invisible

00:31:27to us.

00:31:32There's a lot of it.

00:31:34It may even make

00:31:3525% of the universe.

00:31:37Dark energy

00:31:38makes the rest

00:31:39of the 70%

00:31:40of the universe.

00:31:41Scientists don't know

00:31:42much about it,

00:31:43but they think

00:31:44dark energy

00:31:45could be behind

00:31:46the increasing expansion

00:31:47of the entire universe,

00:31:48while dark matter

00:31:49slows it down.

00:31:51Dark matter

00:31:52doesn't interact with us

00:31:53in any way that we know of,

00:31:54nor does it interact

00:31:55with itself.

00:31:56If it did,

00:31:57we might be able

00:31:58to find dark matter galaxies,

00:32:00dark matter planets,

00:32:01or such objects.

00:32:03Now, astronomers

00:32:04have found the largest hole

00:32:05we've ever seen

00:32:06in the universe.

00:32:07It's the giant void

00:32:08that spreads a billion

00:32:09light years across.

00:32:11They found it accidentally.

00:32:12One of the research team members

00:32:13was a little bit bored

00:32:15and wanted to check out

00:32:16how things were going

00:32:17in the direction

00:32:18of the cold spot.

00:32:19That's an anomaly

00:32:20in the Cosmic Microwave

00:32:21Background Map,

00:32:22or in short, CMB.

00:32:25It's a faint glow of light

00:32:26that falls on our planet

00:32:28from different directions

00:32:29and fills the universe.

00:32:30It's been streaming

00:32:31through space

00:32:32for almost 14 billion years

00:32:34as the afterglow

00:32:35that occurred

00:32:36after the Big Bang.

00:32:37But instead of CMB,

00:32:39they realized

00:32:40there's a giant area

00:32:41way colder

00:32:42than they'd expected.

00:32:43The team started

00:32:44tracking radio signals,

00:32:46but there were no radio sources

00:32:47in that whole volume.

00:32:49That means there are

00:32:50no galaxies or clusters,

00:32:52and since it's so cold,

00:32:53there's no dark matter either,

00:32:55or regular matter.

00:32:57So it really doesn't matter.

00:32:58The giant void is empty,

00:33:00and researchers think

00:33:01it could consist of dark energy.

00:33:03Light can still pass through it.

00:33:05It's not the only void in space,

00:33:07but it's the biggest one

00:33:08we've found.

00:33:10The area around a star

00:33:11is habitable

00:33:12when it's not too cold

00:33:13or too hot

00:33:14for liquid water

00:33:15to exist on the planet

00:33:16surrounding it.

00:33:17Let's say our planet

00:33:18was where Pluto is.

00:33:20It's too far from the Sun,

00:33:22which means our ocean

00:33:23and big parts of its atmosphere

00:33:24would freeze.

00:33:25But if the Earth

00:33:26was in Mercury's place,

00:33:27we'd be too close to the Sun,

00:33:29and the water on our planet

00:33:30would evaporate.

00:33:32Such habitable area

00:33:33is called the Goldilocks zone.

00:33:35So you can see

00:33:36where planets are located

00:33:37and assume if they have a chance

00:33:39for life on their surface.

00:33:41But Europa,

00:33:42one of Jupiter's moons,

00:33:43definitely breaks the rule.

00:33:45It's outside of the Goldilocks zone,

00:33:47but still kept warm.

00:33:49Not from the Sun directly,

00:33:50but Jupiter and its moons

00:33:51that actually pump energy

00:33:53into Europa.

00:33:54Europa changes its shape

00:33:56as it circles around Jupiter.

00:33:58It's similar to tides rising

00:33:59and falling on our planet.

00:34:01Water on the Earth

00:34:02changes its shape

00:34:03as a response

00:34:04to the tidal forces

00:34:05of our moon.

00:34:06When the same happens

00:34:07with a solid object,

00:34:08the object is stressed.

00:34:10That's how you pump energy

00:34:11into that object.

00:34:12It's like you're playing

00:34:13racquetball.

00:34:14You hit the ball

00:34:15around a couple of times

00:34:16before you start playing

00:34:17like you're warming it up.

00:34:19You kind of distort the ball

00:34:20every time you smack it.

00:34:23The surface of Europa

00:34:24is frozen,

00:34:25but it has cracks in the ice.

00:34:27You can see ridges in the ice

00:34:28where there's a crack.

00:34:30Then, those flying chunks

00:34:31shift and refreeze.

00:34:33You'd see a similar thing

00:34:34if you could fly over

00:34:35the Arctic Ocean

00:34:36in the wintertime.

00:34:37There are ice sheets

00:34:38constantly breaking

00:34:39and refreezing.

00:34:40So, Europa can't

00:34:41completely freeze.

00:34:43Scientists think

00:34:44there could be an ocean

00:34:45of liquid water

00:34:46under the icy surface.

00:34:48Europa is not the only moon

00:34:49where this is happening.

00:34:51Another of Jupiter's moons,

00:34:52Io, is also warm

00:34:54because of such tidal forces.

00:34:56Io also has volcanoes

00:34:57erupting from within

00:34:58all the time.

00:34:59So, it's not only

00:35:00that the Sun warms

00:35:01the space bodies

00:35:02and pumps them with energy.

00:35:04Many experts agree

00:35:05the Universe might come

00:35:06to its end

00:35:07about 3 to 22 billion years

00:35:09from now.

00:35:10It's expanding all the time,

00:35:12which means it formed

00:35:13from a compact state.

00:35:15If it has a beginning,

00:35:16it's probably going to have

00:35:17an end as well.

00:35:19Yeah, I won't be around

00:35:20for that.

00:35:21One other popular theory

00:35:22says the growth

00:35:23will slow down

00:35:24and gravity

00:35:25will become

00:35:26the powerful force

00:35:27that will make

00:35:28the Universe shrink.

00:35:29That will lead

00:35:30to complete chaos.

00:35:31Galaxies, stars, planets,

00:35:32space bodies,

00:35:33they will all move,

00:35:34collide,

00:35:35and, you know,

00:35:36destroy one another.

00:35:37It's like the reverse

00:35:38Big Bang.

00:35:39Huge chaos,

00:35:40but this time

00:35:41everything collapses.

00:35:42Well, on that cheery note,

00:35:44always stay on

00:35:45the bright side of life.

00:35:52So, you fall right

00:35:53into the heart

00:35:54of the black hole

00:35:55and prepare

00:35:56for a sad end.

00:35:58Well, you don't have to.

00:36:00Falling into a black hole

00:36:01won't necessarily

00:36:02destroy you

00:36:03or your spaceship.

00:36:05You have to choose

00:36:06a bigger black hole

00:36:07to survive.

00:36:08If you fall

00:36:09into a small black hole,

00:36:10its event horizon

00:36:11is too narrow,

00:36:12and the gravity

00:36:13increases

00:36:14every inch down.

00:36:16So, if you extend

00:36:17your arm forward,

00:36:18the gravity on your fingers

00:36:19is much stronger

00:36:20than on your elbow.

00:36:21This will make

00:36:22your hand lengthen,

00:36:23and you'll feel

00:36:24some discomfort,

00:36:25rather significant

00:36:26to be honest.

00:36:27Things change

00:36:28if you fall

00:36:29into a supermassive

00:36:30black hole,

00:36:31like the ones

00:36:32in the center of galaxies.

00:36:33They can be millions

00:36:34of times heavier

00:36:35than our Sun.

00:36:36Their event horizon

00:36:37is wide,

00:36:38and gravity

00:36:39doesn't change

00:36:40as quickly.

00:36:41So, the force

00:36:42you'll feel

00:36:43at your heels

00:36:44and at the top

00:36:45of your head

00:36:46will be about the same,

00:36:47and you can go

00:36:48all the way

00:36:49to the heart

00:36:50of the Earth.

00:36:51This myth

00:36:52is busted.

00:36:53The next myth

00:36:54claims we can

00:36:55save the Earth

00:36:56from a giant asteroid

00:36:57with a big BAM!

00:36:58The familiar plot

00:36:59is that a spaceship

00:37:00lands on the surface

00:37:01of an asteroid.

00:37:02A team of astronauts

00:37:03quickly drills

00:37:04a hole in it,

00:37:05leaves a present there,

00:37:06and flies away.

00:37:07Then, BAM!

00:37:08As a result,

00:37:09the asteroid

00:37:10may break

00:37:11into several pieces,

00:37:12and continue

00:37:13on its way

00:37:14to Earth.

00:37:15Well, big chunks

00:37:16of the asteroid

00:37:17fall to our surface,

00:37:18causing it to

00:37:20a lot of damage.

00:37:21So, our mission

00:37:22is failed.

00:37:23Well,

00:37:24to save Earth,

00:37:25we need a really

00:37:26big BAM!

00:37:27Not only outside

00:37:28the asteroid,

00:37:29but right above

00:37:30its surface.

00:37:31When the boom

00:37:32happens,

00:37:33the force of the blast

00:37:34pushes the asteroid

00:37:35slightly downward.

00:37:36Even a slight change

00:37:37in trajectory

00:37:38would be enough

00:37:39to make the asteroid

00:37:40fly past the Earth

00:37:41in the future.

00:37:42Done!

00:37:43Oh, and if you made

00:37:44a big boom

00:37:45on an asteroid,

00:37:46you'd never be able

00:37:47to hear its loud sound.

00:37:49Yeah,

00:37:50we often hear

00:37:51the sound of spaceships

00:37:52and battle in space

00:37:53in the movies,

00:37:54but that's just a myth.

00:37:55Sound is a wave

00:37:56that spreads

00:37:57because of the

00:37:58vibrations of molecules.

00:38:00A person

00:38:01claps a few feet

00:38:02away from you.

00:38:03The sound wave

00:38:04begins to push

00:38:05the first air molecule

00:38:06next to the clap,

00:38:07then the third,

00:38:08fourth,

00:38:09and so on

00:38:10until the wave

00:38:11reaches your ear.

00:38:12So, to spread sound,

00:38:13we need molecules

00:38:14like air or water.

00:38:16In our atmosphere,

00:38:17sound waves spread out

00:38:18just fine,

00:38:19but space is a vacuum,

00:38:21so it's nothing here.

00:38:23You can clap your hands

00:38:24loudly there,

00:38:25but there just won't be

00:38:26any molecules

00:38:27that can vibrate

00:38:28and carry that sound.

00:38:30One more myth

00:38:31about asteroids.

00:38:32We need to fly

00:38:33a little farther

00:38:34than Mars' orbit.

00:38:35Whoa,

00:38:36we're in an asteroid belt,

00:38:37and we constantly

00:38:38have to dodge

00:38:39giant rocks

00:38:40and blocks of ice.

00:38:41We got in some

00:38:42dense asteroid cloud.

00:38:45Not true.

00:38:47The fact is that

00:38:48space is huge,

00:38:49and the distances

00:38:50are incredible.

00:38:51All the rocks

00:38:52and debris

00:38:53in the asteroid belt

00:38:54are only 4%

00:38:55of the weight

00:38:56of the Moon,

00:38:57so there really

00:38:58aren't that many

00:38:59of them there.

00:39:01To understand the size

00:39:02of the emptiness

00:39:03in space,

00:39:04look at the collision

00:39:05of two galaxies.

00:39:07There are billions

00:39:08of stars in each of them.

00:39:09If we mix them up,

00:39:10it's unlikely

00:39:11there will be

00:39:12any collisions

00:39:13even here.

00:39:15Another myth

00:39:16is that there's

00:39:17zero gravity

00:39:18in our orbit.

00:39:19Imagine you're

00:39:20in a huge box

00:39:2110 miles up

00:39:22in the air.

00:39:23Now, we let go

00:39:24of the box,

00:39:25and it starts to fall.

00:39:26You're falling

00:39:27simultaneously

00:39:28with the box

00:39:29at the same speed.

00:39:30And now,

00:39:31it's as if

00:39:32you feel

00:39:33zero gravity.

00:39:34Well,

00:39:35the same thing

00:39:36happens in orbit.

00:39:37The International

00:39:38Space Station

00:39:39is 250 miles

00:39:40above the Earth,

00:39:41and it's falling

00:39:42continuously,

00:39:43though not

00:39:44on the surface

00:39:45of the planet,

00:39:46but around it

00:39:47in its orbit.

00:39:48Its speed at this point

00:39:49is about 4.7

00:39:50miles per second.

00:39:52It could cross

00:39:53the United States

00:39:54from the west coast

00:39:55to the east coast

00:39:56in just 8 minutes.

00:39:57So, the astronauts

00:39:58there are

00:39:59experiencing

00:40:00the same thing.

00:40:01They're just

00:40:02falling with the ISS

00:40:03at that speed.

00:40:05Now, let's look

00:40:06at the Moon.

00:40:07It always looks

00:40:08at us with one side.

00:40:09This means

00:40:10the Moon

00:40:11has a dark side,

00:40:12and the sun's rays

00:40:13never get there.

00:40:14Well,

00:40:15that's a myth.

00:40:16The whole point

00:40:17is that the Moon

00:40:18is gravitationally

00:40:19locked to the Earth.

00:40:20There are days

00:40:21and nights there too.

00:40:22It's just that

00:40:23this rotation

00:40:24is perfectly aligned

00:40:25with the rotation

00:40:26of the Earth.

00:40:27So, whenever you

00:40:28look at the Moon,

00:40:29you only see

00:40:30one side.

00:40:31Although,

00:40:32there are days

00:40:33when the sun

00:40:34shines there too.

00:40:35So, it's not

00:40:36the dark side.

00:40:37It's the far side.

00:40:38And we even

00:40:39have pictures

00:40:40of this place.

00:40:41And there's one

00:40:42of the biggest

00:40:43stars in our

00:40:44entire solar system,

00:40:45the South Pole

00:40:46Aitken Basin.

00:40:47It's as wide

00:40:48as two states

00:40:49of Texas.

00:40:50One myth

00:40:51that turned out

00:40:52to be untrue

00:40:53is that people

00:40:54have never actually

00:40:55been on the Moon.

00:40:56This is the

00:40:57original spacesuit

00:40:58of the first astronauts

00:40:59who were there.

00:41:00Look at the sole

00:41:01of the shoe.

00:41:02Some people claim

00:41:03there's no way

00:41:04they could have

00:41:05left footprints

00:41:06like this there.

00:41:07Actually, they could.

00:41:08On the Moon,

00:41:09the astronauts

00:41:10wore extra boots

00:41:11over their suits,

00:41:12and their soles

00:41:13matched the footprints

00:41:14on the Moon

00:41:15perfectly.

00:41:16The astronauts

00:41:17didn't grab them

00:41:18when they left the Moon.

00:41:19They left a lot

00:41:20of stuff there too.

00:41:21They even ripped out

00:41:22the armrests

00:41:23of the seats

00:41:24of the lunar module

00:41:25to reduce its weight.

00:41:26Now, the total weight

00:41:27of human trash

00:41:28on the Moon

00:41:29is about 187 tons,

00:41:32including several

00:41:33lunar rovers,

00:41:34spacecraft debris,

00:41:35rocket stages,

00:41:36and lunar probes.

00:41:38That's like

00:41:39three Boeing 737s.

00:41:41The next myth

00:41:42is about summer.

00:41:43The hot season

00:41:44comes because

00:41:45the Earth approaches

00:41:46the closest distance

00:41:47to the Sun

00:41:48in a year.

00:41:49The Sun warms

00:41:50our planet more,

00:41:51and we all have to

00:41:52go to the beach.

00:41:53Well, not true.

00:41:55Let's draw an axis

00:41:56through our planet.

00:41:57It's slightly tilted

00:41:59on one side,

00:42:00and winter comes

00:42:01when our planet's axis

00:42:02is tilted away

00:42:03from the Sun.

00:42:05But over time,

00:42:06the axis tilts

00:42:07toward the hot star.

00:42:09Then its rays shine

00:42:10at such an angle

00:42:11that it gets warmer.

00:42:12It's true, though,

00:42:13that the Earth

00:42:14happens to be

00:42:15at different distances

00:42:16from the Sun.

00:42:17This is because

00:42:18our orbit is not

00:42:19a perfect circle,

00:42:20but slightly flattened,

00:42:21an ellipse.

00:42:22Normally,

00:42:23we think of the distance

00:42:24to our star

00:42:25as about 93 million miles,

00:42:27but that distance

00:42:28may be longer

00:42:29or shorter

00:42:30than 3 million miles,

00:42:31depending on which point

00:42:33in our orbit we pass.

00:42:35Another myth

00:42:36about the Sun

00:42:37is that it's yellow.

00:42:38Well, let's send you

00:42:39into space for this one.

00:42:41You look out the window,

00:42:42and it's white.

00:42:44The Sun only appears

00:42:45yellow to us

00:42:46through the filter

00:42:47of our atmosphere.

00:42:49The composition of the air

00:42:50and its thickness

00:42:51just distorts

00:42:52the light of the star.

00:42:54But stars do come

00:42:55in different colors.

00:42:57Cooler stars have bright

00:42:58orange and red colors.

00:43:00These are usually

00:43:01very old stars,

00:43:02older than our Sun.

00:43:04But young and very hot stars

00:43:05are bright blue.

00:43:07The Sun is about

00:43:08in the middle of the spectrum.

00:43:10You've also heard about

00:43:11how, if you take

00:43:12your spacesuit off

00:43:13in outer space,

00:43:14you'll blow up

00:43:15like a balloon.

00:43:17Well, our bodies

00:43:18are designed to function

00:43:19at atmospheric pressure,

00:43:20like outside.

00:43:22But space is a vacuum.

00:43:24Imagine a huge metal barrel,

00:43:26and we sucked

00:43:27all the air out from there.

00:43:29Add to that

00:43:30a temperature of

00:43:31minus 455 degrees Fahrenheit,

00:43:33and you have space.

00:43:35If you could get

00:43:36into those conditions,

00:43:37all the air pockets

00:43:38in our body,

00:43:39like our lungs,

00:43:40would start to expand.

00:43:42So you really could

00:43:43blow up like a balloon

00:43:44if it weren't for

00:43:45our elastic tissues.

00:43:47They stretch and bend,

00:43:48so you keep your body size.

00:43:50You'll have enough oxygen

00:43:52in your body

00:43:53to last about 20 seconds.

00:43:55Then your brain

00:43:56will begin to starve,

00:43:57and soon you'll pass out.

00:43:59So you won't blow up,

00:44:00and you won't even freeze,

00:44:02because you'll be in a vacuum.

00:44:04It doesn't conduct heat.

00:44:05For example,

00:44:06water conducts heat very well,

00:44:08and you feel cold

00:44:09from it instantly.

00:44:11But you feel better

00:44:12in the air of the same temperature.

00:44:14If you're in the vacuum of space,

00:44:16the super low temperature

00:44:17won't be a problem for you.

00:44:19Much worse is solar radiation.

00:44:21On Earth,

00:44:22we have a shield

00:44:23against radiation

00:44:24in the form of the atmosphere.

00:44:26It blocks the harmful rays.

00:44:28In outer space,

00:44:29you would be defenseless.

00:44:31Another myth

00:44:32is related to cell phones.

00:44:34People think

00:44:35that when you dial

00:44:36your friend's number,

00:44:37your phone sends

00:44:38a signal into space.

00:44:40There are a bunch

00:44:41of satellites out there

00:44:42that will pick up your signal

00:44:43and reflect it like a mirror

00:44:45right into your friend's home.

00:44:47No, not true.

00:44:48However,

00:44:49there are satellite phones

00:44:50in the world

00:44:51that work that way.

00:44:53But when you make

00:44:54a cell phone call,

00:44:55your signal is transmitted

00:44:56through a system

00:44:57of cell towers

00:44:58from one to another

00:44:59until it gets

00:45:00to your friend's phone.

00:45:04They say,

00:45:05somewhere out there,

00:45:06there's a pen

00:45:07that can work in zero gravity,

00:45:08at extreme temperatures,

00:45:09and even underwater.

00:45:11They say this pen

00:45:12can write on almost any surface,

00:45:14or if you turn it upside down,

00:45:16or when your surroundings

00:45:17are heated up

00:45:18to 570 degrees Fahrenheit.

00:45:20They say NASA spent millions

00:45:22or probably billions of dollars

00:45:24and almost a decade

00:45:25to develop such a pen.

00:45:27The problem with

00:45:28ballpoint pens in space

00:45:29is that they don't work

00:45:30in the conditions

00:45:31of weightlessness.

00:45:32The ink can't flow

00:45:33to the ball normally

00:45:35since gravity doesn't affect it.

00:45:37Instead,

00:45:38pressure is created

00:45:39in the ink reservoir,

00:45:40and pens start leaking.

00:45:42Some time ago,

00:45:43NASA used pencils,

00:45:45but wooden pencils

00:45:46were considered to be

00:45:47a fire hazard

00:45:48in most spaceships.

00:45:49All because,

00:45:50at that time,

00:45:51the atmosphere inside them

00:45:52was 100% oxygen.

00:45:54The need for a super pen

00:45:55was obvious.

00:45:57But whatever the rumors claim,

00:45:59NASA did not create such a pen,

00:46:01spending a fortune

00:46:02on the research.

00:46:03Its development

00:46:04was sponsored by

00:46:05Paul C. Fisher

00:46:06of the Fisher Pen Company

00:46:07based in Chicago.

00:46:08He spent over $1 million

00:46:10and almost 10 years

00:46:12to make a pressurized

00:46:13ink cartridge.

00:46:14It was supposed to allow

00:46:15space pens to function

00:46:16in zero gravity

00:46:17and other extreme conditions.

00:46:19Eventually,

00:46:20they got a pen

00:46:21that could write

00:46:22at a temperature

00:46:23of minus 30

00:46:24to 250 degrees Fahrenheit,

00:46:26which is really impressive,

00:46:27isn't it?

00:46:28The pen was patented

00:46:29in 1966,

00:46:31and one year later,

00:46:32after conducting

00:46:33several thorough tests,

00:46:34NASA started to provide

00:46:36Apollo astronauts

00:46:37with such pens.

00:46:38Interestingly,

00:46:39the rumors about NASA

00:46:40spending an insane amount

00:46:42of money on the development

00:46:43of space pens

00:46:44have been circulating

00:46:45for decades.

00:46:46They have been debunked

00:46:47many times,

00:46:48but they appear

00:46:49again and again.

00:46:51Many sci-fi movies

00:46:52can make you believe

00:46:53that everything

00:46:54happening in space

00:46:55is accompanied by

00:46:56some kind of a sound effect,

00:46:58which is a totally

00:46:59false misconception.

00:47:00In space,

00:47:01no one will hear

00:47:02you scream.

00:47:03You know why?

00:47:04There's no air in space.

00:47:06It's an almost

00:47:07perfect vacuum.

00:47:08And sound waves

00:47:09don't travel

00:47:10through a vacuum.

00:47:11They can't reach

00:47:12your eardrums

00:47:13and make them vibrate,

00:47:14sending signals

00:47:15to your brain.

00:47:16But it's a good thing,

00:47:17especially for astronauts

00:47:18on spacewalks.

00:47:19If not for the

00:47:20quietness of space,

00:47:21they would be

00:47:22constantly overwhelmed

00:47:23by the noise

00:47:24of solar storms.

00:47:25Here's another one.

00:47:26All comets

00:47:27have beautiful

00:47:28long tails.

00:47:29It's nothing but

00:47:30a popular misconception.

00:47:32In reality,

00:47:33comets are very difficult

00:47:34space bodies to spot.

00:47:36They usually spend

00:47:37large amounts of time

00:47:38far away from stars.

00:47:40There, in the darkness

00:47:41of space,

00:47:42they remain rather

00:47:43inactive and

00:47:44completely frozen.

00:47:45Comets only get tails

00:47:47once they come

00:47:48close to a star.

00:47:49That's when they

00:47:50start warming up.

00:47:51This process makes

00:47:52them form some kind

00:47:53of a cloudy atmosphere,

00:47:55which is called a coma,

00:47:56and a distinctive tail.

00:47:58The tail always points

00:47:59away from the star

00:48:00that influences the comet.

00:48:02It happens because

00:48:03the tail gets blown

00:48:04in the opposite direction

00:48:06by solar radiation

00:48:07and solar winds.

00:48:08That's why the tail

00:48:09can often be in front

00:48:10of the comet,

00:48:11not trailing after it.

00:48:13Now, let's look

00:48:14at a light-year.

00:48:15This very notion

00:48:16makes us believe

00:48:17we speak about time here.

00:48:19But in reality,

00:48:20light-years measure distance.

00:48:23NASA's definition

00:48:24of a light-year

00:48:25goes like this.

00:48:26The total distance

00:48:27that a beam of light

00:48:28moving in a straight line

00:48:30travels in a year.

00:48:32And since light moves

00:48:33at a speed of

00:48:34186,000 miles per second,

00:48:36a light-year equals

00:48:37almost 6 trillion miles.

00:48:40Hey, do the math!

00:48:42Now, people often believe

00:48:43that in space,

00:48:44you experience

00:48:45zero gravity.

00:48:47Hence the weightlessness

00:48:48astronauts feel

00:48:49on the International

00:48:50Space Station.

00:48:51But that's not

00:48:52exactly true.

00:48:53Gravity is one of the

00:48:54most important forces

00:48:55that exist in the universe.

00:48:56Thanks to it,

00:48:57the Moon can orbit Earth,

00:48:58and the Sun doesn't float away

00:49:00from our home

00:49:01Milky Way galaxy.

00:49:03But the astronauts

00:49:04on the ISS

00:49:05experience not full-fledged,

00:49:07but microgravity,

00:49:08which means

00:49:09very small gravity.

00:49:11The gravity

00:49:12on the space station

00:49:13is only 10% weaker

00:49:14than the gravity

00:49:15on Earth's surface.

00:49:16But astronauts

00:49:17are constantly in free fall.

00:49:19The spacecraft,

00:49:20the people inside,

00:49:21and all the objects aboard

00:49:22keep falling forward,

00:49:24not down,

00:49:25but around our planet,

00:49:27following a specific orbit.

00:49:29And since they're

00:49:30all falling together,

00:49:31the crew and the stuff

00:49:32inside seem to be floating.

00:49:34That's why astronauts

00:49:35can move things

00:49:36as heavy as

00:49:37hundreds of pounds

00:49:38with their fingertips.

00:49:39And even though

00:49:40microgravity

00:49:41is often called

00:49:42zero gravity,

00:49:43they're very different things.

00:49:45Now, it may seem

00:49:46as if the Sun

00:49:47is always on fire.

00:49:48At least,

00:49:49that's what it looks like

00:49:50in pictures.

00:49:51But in reality,

00:49:52our star

00:49:53is a giant ball of gas.

00:49:55Hey, I can relate.

00:49:57Nuclear reactions

00:49:58happening in its core

00:49:59at all times

00:50:00makes the Sun burn.

00:50:02Every second,

00:50:03hundreds of millions

00:50:04of tons of hydrogen

00:50:05are converted

00:50:06into almost as much helium.

00:50:08During this process,

00:50:09huge amounts of energy

00:50:10are released as gamma rays.

00:50:12Then, these rays

00:50:13turn into light.

00:50:14In other words,

00:50:15the Sun does emit

00:50:16blinding light

00:50:17and incredible heat.

00:50:19But it's not actually

00:50:20on fire

00:50:21because no oxygen

00:50:22is involved in the process.

00:50:24A human can explode

00:50:25if they get into open space

00:50:27without a spacesuit.

00:50:28Well,

00:50:29contrary to popular belief,

00:50:31taking off a spacesuit

00:50:32during a spacewalk

00:50:33won't be as dramatic

00:50:34as it's often pictured

00:50:35in movies.

00:50:37A person will lose consciousness

00:50:39due to a lack of oxygen

00:50:40after 15 seconds

00:50:41of being in outer space

00:50:43without protection.

00:50:44Before it happens,

00:50:45the person should breathe out

00:50:47as much air as possible.

00:50:48Otherwise,

00:50:49this oxygen will damage

00:50:50their lungs

00:50:51from the inside.

00:50:52Then,

00:50:53without the protection

00:50:54of the spacesuit,

00:50:55which is like a mini spaceship,

00:50:56the pressure

00:50:57inside their body

00:50:58will drop.

00:50:59This will cause

00:51:00even more serious troubles.

00:51:01And even though

00:51:02this person

00:51:03definitely won't burst,

00:51:04they won't want to stay

00:51:05outside for too long.

00:51:07Black holes are

00:51:08giant, scary,

00:51:09cosmic vacuum cleaners,

00:51:10they say.

00:51:11But in reality,

00:51:12black holes

00:51:13are more like fly traps.

00:51:15They don't look for things

00:51:16to munch on.

00:51:17Instead,

00:51:18they sit out there

00:51:19quite passively.

00:51:20Only when a star

00:51:21comes too close

00:51:22does a black hole

00:51:23spring into action.

00:51:25Even so,

00:51:26only those space objects

00:51:27that cross

00:51:28a certain border

00:51:29get ripped apart.

00:51:30If the Sun

00:51:31were suddenly replaced

00:51:32with a black hole,

00:51:33Earth's orbit

00:51:34wouldn't change.

00:51:35At the same time,

00:51:36Earth's temperature

00:51:37would be different,

00:51:38there would be

00:51:39no solar wind,

00:51:40and no magnetic storms

00:51:41created by the Sun

00:51:42would affect our planet.

00:51:43And let's say

00:51:44the black hole

00:51:45that replaced the Sun

00:51:46had the same mass

00:51:47as our star.

00:51:48Then,

00:51:49according to the law

00:51:50of physics,

00:51:51Earth would have to

00:51:52come very close

00:51:53to get pulled

00:51:54into this black hole.

00:51:55Now,

00:51:56the dark side

00:51:57of the Moon myth

00:51:58was debunked

00:51:59more than 50 years ago.

00:52:00And still,

00:52:01not everyone knows

00:52:02that this dark side

00:52:03is simply part of

00:52:04the Earth's

00:52:05natural satellite

00:52:06that faces away

00:52:07from our planet.

00:52:08By no means

00:52:09is it darker

00:52:10than any other region

00:52:11of the Moon,

00:52:12and sunlight

00:52:13falls equally

00:52:14on all sides

00:52:15of the satellite.

00:52:16It only seems dark

00:52:17because we never see

00:52:18it,

00:52:19all because

00:52:20of the phenomenon

00:52:21known as

00:52:22tidal locking.

00:52:23Over billions of years

00:52:24– ooh, let me say

00:52:25that again,

00:52:26billions of years –

00:52:27the gravitational

00:52:28connection between

00:52:29our planet

00:52:30and its natural

00:52:31satellite has

00:52:32changed their orbits.

00:52:33The speed at which

00:52:34they move

00:52:35has also become

00:52:36different.

00:52:37And since Earth

00:52:38is way bigger

00:52:39than the Moon,

00:52:40the satellite's

00:52:41rotation was

00:52:42gradually slowing

00:52:43down.

00:52:44Until at one point,

00:52:45it reached the

00:52:46point of balance.

00:52:47It had a full

00:52:48rotation around

00:52:49its axis,

00:52:50and a fully

00:52:51orbit around

00:52:52Earth.

00:52:53Now, you might

00:52:54have heard people

00:52:55referring to Venus

00:52:56as Earth's twin.

00:52:57It's true that

00:52:58both these planets

00:52:59are of almost

00:53:00the same size.

00:53:01They have similar

00:53:02mass and composition.

00:53:03The surface gravity

00:53:04on Venus is

00:53:0591% of that

00:53:06on Earth.

00:53:07So, if your weight

00:53:08was 100 pounds

00:53:09on our planet,

00:53:10on Venus,

00:53:11you'd weigh

00:53:1291 pounds.

00:53:13And still,

00:53:14calling these planets

00:53:15twins is a step

00:53:16in the right direction.

00:53:17The atmosphere

00:53:18on Venus is

00:53:19100 times thicker

00:53:20than that on Earth.

00:53:21Plus, its surface

00:53:22temperatures are

00:53:23insanely high –

00:53:24up to 850 degrees

00:53:25Fahrenheit.

00:53:26That's hot enough

00:53:27to melt lead

00:53:28or burn up

00:53:29your pizza!

00:53:30Venus has no

00:53:31water oceans

00:53:32or any life forms.

00:53:33It also rotates

00:53:34backward compared

00:53:35to all other planets

00:53:36of the Solar System,

00:53:37including Earth.

00:53:38By the way,

00:53:39another myth

00:53:40claims that Mercury

00:53:41is the hottest planet

00:53:42in the Solar System.

00:53:43After all,

00:53:44it's the closest

00:53:45planet to the Sun,

00:53:46but Venus is

00:53:47actually hotter.

00:53:48Asteroids strike Earth

00:53:49much more often

00:53:50than people tend

00:53:51to believe.

00:53:52But most of these

00:53:53collisions aren't

00:53:54history-changing

00:53:55extinction events.

00:53:56Most of them

00:53:57go completely

00:53:58unnoticed.

00:53:59Most asteroids

00:54:00that approach our planet

00:54:01are qualified as

00:54:02small near-Earth

00:54:03objects.

00:54:04They usually burn

00:54:05up in Earth's

00:54:06atmosphere before

00:54:07they even have a chance

00:54:08to wipe out life

00:54:09off the surface

00:54:10of the planet.

00:54:11Not that they're

00:54:12big enough to do that.

00:54:13And still,

00:54:1440 to 80 tons

00:54:15of space debris

00:54:16fall on Earth

00:54:17every year.

00:54:18Most of this debris

00:54:19is tiny asteroids,

00:54:20also called

00:54:21bolides.

00:54:22They're usually

00:54:23no larger than

00:54:2465 feet in diameter.

00:54:25Um,

00:54:26that's small?

00:54:27Yeah,

00:54:28says so right here.

00:54:29Okay.

00:54:30So,

00:54:31how's this for Opulent?

00:54:32A single parking

00:54:33space in Hong Kong

00:54:34has sold for an

00:54:35astounding

00:54:36$1.3 million.

00:54:37The sale

00:54:38has broken

00:54:39the world record

00:54:40for the most

00:54:41expensive

00:54:42parking space.

00:54:43This spot is part

00:54:44of a luxury

00:54:45residential development

00:54:46called The Peak,

00:54:47and is where

00:54:48some of the most

00:54:49expensive homes

00:54:50in Asia are located.

00:54:51One of the houses

00:54:52was rented out

00:54:53in May

00:54:54for a cool

00:54:55$210,000

00:54:56per month.

00:54:57Doing the math,

00:54:58that's $2.5 million

00:55:00per year to rent.

00:55:01The person

00:55:02doesn't even own

00:55:03the home.

00:55:04The History Supreme

00:55:05breaks both the

00:55:06records for the

00:55:07most expensive

00:55:08and the world's

00:55:09biggest superyacht.

00:55:10It's solid gold

00:55:11and 100 feet long.

00:55:12The yacht features

00:55:13a statue made

00:55:14of T-Rex bones,

00:55:15a meteorite

00:55:16rock wall

00:55:17in the master suite,

00:55:18a 24-karat gold

00:55:19panoramic wall

00:55:20aquarium,

00:55:21and there's also

00:55:22a rare 18.5-karat

00:55:23diamond on board.

00:55:24It cost a total

00:55:25of $4.8 billion

00:55:26to make.

00:55:27A racehorse

00:55:28named Fusayichi

00:55:29Pegasus

00:55:30once sold

00:55:31for $60 million.

00:55:32That's around

00:55:33$90 million

00:55:34in today's money.

00:55:35The stallion

00:55:36was in high demand

00:55:37after winning

00:55:38the world's

00:55:39biggest

00:55:40racehorse

00:55:41in 2000.

00:55:42In 2012,

00:55:43a Lego brick

00:55:44made of 14-karat

00:55:45gold

00:55:46sold for

00:55:47$12,500.

00:55:48But it was

00:55:49never intended

00:55:50to be sold.

00:55:51The company

00:55:52gave the bricks

00:55:53out as a gift

00:55:54to their

00:55:55long-term

00:55:56employees.

00:55:57The coinure

00:55:58diamond is the

00:55:59most valuable

00:56:00in the world

00:56:01and is quite

00:56:02literally priceless.

00:56:03The 109-karat

00:56:04diamond weighs

00:56:05just under

00:56:06one ounce

00:56:07and is the

00:56:08main diamond

00:56:09of the British

00:56:10world.

00:56:11A single taco

00:56:12in Los Cabos,

00:56:13Mexico,

00:56:14could set you

00:56:15back $25,000.

00:56:16Made by a

00:56:17Michelin star

00:56:18chef,

00:56:19its ingredients

00:56:20include Beluga

00:56:21caviar,

00:56:22Kobe beef,

00:56:23and a tortilla

00:56:24made with

00:56:2524-karat

00:56:26gold foil.

00:56:27And you

00:56:28actually eat

00:56:29it?

00:56:30At $150,000

00:56:31a night,

00:56:32the Lover's

00:56:33Deep

00:56:34Luxury

00:56:35Submarine

00:56:36Hotel is

00:56:37the world's

00:56:38most expensive

00:56:39and requires

00:56:40you to

00:56:41take a

00:56:42submarine

00:56:43to get to

00:56:44it.

00:56:45For the

00:56:46price,

00:56:47you get

00:56:48your own

00:56:49captain,

00:56:50private

00:56:51chef,

00:56:52and butler

00:56:53as well as

00:56:54other valuable

00:56:55add-ons.

00:56:56Mermaids

00:56:57are extra.

00:56:58On November

00:56:592016,

00:57:00Ripley's

00:57:01Believe It or

00:57:02Not set a

00:57:03new Guinness

00:57:04World Record

00:57:05for the most

00:57:06expensive

00:57:07dress sold

00:57:08in the world.

00:57:09The

00:57:10Lover's

00:57:11Deep

00:57:12Luxury

00:57:13Submarine

00:57:14Hotel is

00:57:15the world's

00:57:16most expensive

00:57:17and requires

00:57:18you to

00:57:19take a

00:57:20submarine

00:57:21to get to

00:57:22it.

00:57:23On November

00:57:242016,

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00:57:33dress sold

00:57:34in the world.

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00:57:362016,

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00:57:45dress sold

00:57:46in the world.

00:57:47The

00:57:48Lover's

00:57:49Deep

00:57:50Luxury

00:57:51Submarine

00:57:52Hotel is

00:57:53the world's

00:57:54most expensive

00:57:55and requires

00:57:56you to

00:57:57take a

00:57:58submarine

00:57:59to get to

00:58:00it.

00:58:01On November

00:58:022016,

00:58:03Ripley's

00:58:04Believe It or

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00:58:11dress sold

00:58:12in the world.

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00:58:142016,

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00:58:23dress sold

00:58:24in the world.

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00:58:262016,

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00:58:35dress sold

00:58:36in the world.

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00:58:382016,

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00:58:47dress sold

00:58:48in the world.

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00:58:502016,

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00:58:56World Record

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00:58:59dress sold

00:59:00in the world.

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00:59:022016,

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00:59:11dress sold

00:59:12in the world.

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00:59:142016,

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00:59:21for the most

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00:59:23dress sold

00:59:24in the world.

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00:59:262016,

00:59:27Ripley's

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00:59:32World Record

00:59:33for the most

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00:59:35dress sold

00:59:36in the world.

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00:59:382016,

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00:59:47dress sold

00:59:48in the world.

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00:59:502016,

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00:59:59dress sold

01:00:00in the world.

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01:00:262016,

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01:04:312016,

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02:04:552016,

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02:05:12Believe It or

02:05:13Not set a

02:05:14new

02:05:15Guinness

02:05:16World

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02:05:21dog in

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02:05:252016,

02:05:26Ripley's

02:05:27Believe It or

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02:05:29new

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02:05:31World

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02:05:35expensive

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02:05:38world.

02:05:39On November

02:05:402016,

02:05:41Ripley's

02:05:42Believe It or

02:05:43Not set a

02:05:44new

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