Dope Tech Episode 2

<<@chriswebster24 says : Europa is a continent on Eartha, just like Africa, Asia, Australia, Antarctica, North America, South America, and Greenlandia, and Jupiter isn’t real. You are fake news.>> <<@TimesNewRoman42 says : Kurona reference??>> <<@Anonymouschannel8181 says : No way they are exactly resonant>> <<@robcat2075 says : Not a perfect circle? No planet or moon has a perfect circular orbit, they are always ellipses.>> <<@swapnilhk says : How is this energy conserved?>> <<@SIN-py7ll says : Why dont they fall to jupiter?>> <<@LubomirKubasdQw4w9WgXcQ says : Is this a reupload?>> <<@coolxg4357 says : Unfortunately Europa just doesn’t have the mass to have a gravitational pull that us humans would find “habitable” - it’s believed to have less gravity than our moon, and this is the reason why it has no hopes of having a proper atmosphere.>> <<@zephyrsimon says : So...is that infinite free energy that can be used for work?>> <<@TungTungTeacher-67 says : 😅>> <<@DilBate says : This is only half the story for Io. This effect only accounts for around half of the energy required to heat the moon. The other energy comes from the ROTATION of the bulge relative to the surface of the moon. AMAZINGLY, while the surface of the moon is tidally locked to Jupiter, the bulge is tidally locked to the EMPTY FOCUS! As Io orbits, this difference means that the bulge rotates relative to the surface and this rotation also heats the moon.>> <<@user49917 says : Nice to see that you incorporated a control to your experiment by holding on to the other ball. I also wonder if the earth would be cooler if it weren't for the tidal action caused by the moon.>> <<@franbo_light says : I thought this was the "kal-el , no" guy when his face popped up>> <<@lenOwOo says : that looks like a perfect circle>> <<@spacemaster-827 says : Bro is getting bullied>> <<@atomgutan8064 says : This is actually fascinating. Tidal forces are a nice topic.>> <<@omegarmtz says : See you on the squeezed side of the moon.>> <<@flyingraccoons1 says : Last year in school I had to do a presentation on that topic>> <<@rechem says : Something else gets pumped and raised too when you squeeze those two balloons but the owners are evil😔>> <<@gurgfruty says : make the moon into a battery>> <<@toyin5522 says : What about Champions?>> <<@Kenshin6321 says : Yeah, there's new data to suggest those aren't water plumes at all, but rather traces of a hydrogen exosphere. The likelihood that Europa has water has dropped. We still aren't 100% certain, but it's getting increasingly more unlikely the moon contains liquid water.>> <<@xdragon2k says : What are these crackling sounds? That's the ground deforming.>> <<@SphynxsShadow says : But... Did you check to make sure both hands were the same temperature? ;) *prepares for the surprise*>> <<@samerazar says : Did he sell the channel?>> <<@dadio5405 says : Isn't it just heat transfer from your hand in this case?>> <<@peterbutterjam97 says : This just in: object in elliptical orbit around larger object. News at 11>> <<@Turk-m2p says : How many times did you punch the table making this video? 😂>> <<@blogusvox says : "All these worlds are yours—except Europa. Attempt no landing there." - David Bowman>> <<@TK0_23_ says : Isn't a perfect circle? Can you name one moon or one planet that orbits in a perfect circle? Kepler would like to know.>> <<@chriselster3 says : I understand the stretching generating heat part, what I don’t get is where the energy comes from. Are the orbits slowly losing potential energy?>> <<@Zavril9069 says : I worked on Europa Clipper. Waiting for a flyby in 2030.>> <<@dubious6718 says : Feels like I have been there, by watching The Expanse.>> <<@sHpAaKu316 says : "this ball is hotter" -that's what she said>> <<@Va_x82 says : Leave my girl europa alone let her orbit normally>> <<@Va_x82 says : It's like they're fighting>> <<@OneBentMonkey says : An experiment WITH a control in a short?!? There may be hope for the internet yet…>> <<@PavloPravdiukov says : Europe is not in a polar orbit! I understand you did 2D, but it would be better to use a picture of Jupiter's pole, they are available and also look interesting. If you think people wouldn't recognise it, you should've gone for 3D, and switched from a side view to the top view.>> <<@treeguyable says : Yep, they get hot when they are squished.>> <<@nismobug4076 says : That jupiter..such a ball buster...>> <<@lewis6932 says : Damn I miss Io>> <<@sum1razz says : Old cliché: "Scientists believe that...">> <<@RobinOfYlisse says : thats fuxkin crazy>> <<@juandiegoprado says : Don’t forget to factor in the gravitational pull from the giant monolith in orbit!>> <<@jaredclapin1638 says : Meanwhile, io having volcanic acne>> <<@sujitkumarsingh3200 says : Or may be the crust surface fractures so often that it couldn't hold magma within. Thus making it look like it is hotter than it should have been.>> <<@memescentral15 says : i wonder if europa has ocean life under it>> <<@drix4275 says : It's cool and all, but when are you guys gonna solve the 3 body problem? Isn't it just a matter of enough computing power? Or is it like pi, where the decimals get infinitely harder to compute?>> <<@brillopad1392 says : Hello Derek. That is the reason their orbits are eccentric to the degree they are, but the reason they're not perfectly circular was proven by Einstein that no orbit can be perfectly circular.>> <<@Xhopeon says : And same applies to our brains, more stretch and squeeze we get from going near knowledge, more active it becomes! ❤>>