What If You Spent 5 Seconds on Uranus?

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

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

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

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

It never gets old 💀

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

That astronaut went deep inside Uranus. 😱😳

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

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

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