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What if the sky turned gold, the Moon vanished, everyone jumped at once, or Earth stopped spinning? Seven hand-drawn What Ifs, each with the real science behind it, and one that already happened. Grab a snack. Chapters: 0:00 Intro 0:12 What If The Sky Was Gold? 1:20 What If The Moon Disappeared? 2:30 What If Everyone Jumped At Once? 3:44 What If Earth Stopped Spinning? 4:51 What If Dinosaurs Never Went Extinct? 6:10 What If Earth Had Rings? 7:27 What If It Rained For A Million Years? 8:46 What should we What If next? Sources: What If The Sky Was Gold? - NASA/JPL: the Curiosity rover's blue sunset in Gale Crater, Mars (April 2015) - NASA/JPL: the Spirit rover's blue sunset in Gusev Crater, Mars (May 2005) - Berson, Dunn & Takao (2002), Science: the eye cells that set your body clock - NASA/JPL: Opportunity rover mission ends after the 2018 planet-wide dust storm (February 2019) What If The Moon Disappeared? - NOAA Tides & Currents: the Sun's tide-generating force is about 46% of the Moon's - Dacke et al. (2003), Nature: dung beetles steer by polarised moonlight - Kaniewska et al. (2015), eLife: moonlight cues and coral mass spawning - Meyers & Malinverno (2018), PNAS: an 18-hour day 1.4 billion years ago - Laskar, Joutel & Robutel (1993), Nature: the Moon stabilises Earth's tilt; Lissauer et al. (2012), Icarus: a... - Laskar et al. (2004), Icarus: Mars's tilt changes chaotically over millions of years What If Everyone Jumped At Once? - NASA Earth Fact Sheet: Earth's mass, 5.97 x 10^24 kg - United Nations, World Population Prospects 2024: about 8.2 billion people - Walpole et al. (2012), BMC Public Health, 'The weight of nations': average adult body mass 62 kg - Live Science, 'What If Everyone On Earth Jumped at Once?' (physicist's momentum estimate) - Crowd science (G. K. Still): about 4 people per square metre is a shoulder-to-shoulder crowd - Tokyo Metropolitan Government: Tokyo covers about 2,194 square kilometres - NASA/JPL (March 2011): the Japan earthquake shortened the day by about 1.8 microseconds - The Globe and Mail and BBC News (7-8 Sept 2001): Science Year 'Giant Jump', about a million UK children What If Earth Stopped Spinning? - Fraczek, W. (Esri, ArcUser): 'Mean Sea Level, GPS, and the Geoid', the no-spin Earth ocean model - Margot, J.-L. et al. (UCLA), radar measurement of Venus's 243-day rotation (Goldstone + Green Bank, 2006-2020) - NOAA: the Coriolis effect and why hurricanes don't form at the equator - ESA: types of orbits, geostationary orbit (35,786 km, one lap per sidereal day) What If Dinosaurs Never Went Extinct? - Schulte et al. (2010), Science: the Chicxulub asteroid impact and the mass extinction 66 million years ago - Benevento, Benson, Close & Butler (2023), Palaeontology: most Cretaceous mammals weighed under 100 g - Lyson et al. (2019), Science: how mammals grew bigger after the dinosaurs (Corral Bluffs, Colorado) - Carballido et al. (2017), Proc. Royal Society B: Patagotitan, one of the biggest long-necked dinosaurs - Gill, Hummel et al. (2018), Palaeontology: how much a giant sauropod had to eat every day - Field Museum: SUE the T. rex, about 12 m long - Ji & Ji (1996): Sinosauropteryx, the first non-bird dinosaur found with feathers; Zhang et al. (2010)... - Schweitzer et al. / Asara et al. (2007) and Organ et al. (2008), Science: T. rex collagen proteins match... What If Earth Had Rings? - Tomkins et al. (2024), Earth and Planetary Science Letters 646: Evidence suggesting that Earth had a ring in... - Monash University (Sept 2024): Hidden craters reveal Earth may once have had a ring, like Saturn - Space.com / Live Science: What if Earth had rings? (ring shadow on the winter hemisphere, ringshine) - NASA/JPL Cassini: Saturn's ring shadows moving into the winter hemisphere; ring size, thickness and ice - The Planetary Society (2013): Earth's skies with Saturn's rings (the view from different latitudes) - Scientific American: What would rings around Earth look like? (the Moon would break a ring up) What If It Rained For A Million Years? - Dal Corso et al. (2020), Science Advances: the Carnian Pluvial Episode, a wet, warm spell about 234-232... - Simms & Ruffell (1989), Geology: the first description of the Carnian humid episode - Bernardi et al. (2018), Nature Communications: dinosaur footprints spread after the Carnian Pluvial Episode - Schmidt et al. (2012), PNAS: 230-million-year-old bugs in amber from the Dolomites - IPCC AR6 Working Group I (2021), chapter 8: warmer air holds about 7% more water vapour per degree C - USGS Water Science School: the water cycle - USGS Pacific Coastal and Marine Science Center: how sediment smothers coral reefs - NOAA: the African Humid Period, when the Sahara was green (about 15,000-5,000 years ago) A new WHAT IF Short every day: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLRagpHsDWGJk #whatif #science #space

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