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This video is sponsored by Tâm Điểm 247, details at the end of the video. Hello, nice to meet you again in a video with the topic of space. Do you know the average life span of a human being or is it the time you can exist on Earth? According to The World Factbook, the year 2016 is about 69 years, 67 years for men and 71.1 years for women. The Earth is the only planet in the solar system that has the presence of humans. Simply put, the Earth is the only planet in the solar system that has the perfect elements to maintain life for humans. All other planets, including Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Uranus and Neptune, are too different for humans in particular and for life in general. But have you ever wondered how long a human being, or even closer to a woman, can live without being teleported to other planets in the solar system? Note that there is no protective equipment. Welcome to Space 43, the survival challenge, the solar system version. Let's start with Mercury, no, let's start with the sun. You will breathe almost immediately after appearing on the surface of the sun, because the temperature here is up to 5,505 degrees Celsius, enough to melt any substance you can find on Earth, including the organic matter composed of 65% oxygen, 18.5% carbon, 9.5% hydrogen, 3.2% nitrogen, 1.5% calcium, 1% phosphorus. And a second is the time you can exist on the surface of the sun. However, you may live longer if you are teleported at night, because where do you get the sun at night, right? Let's move on to Mercury, the closest planet to the sun, with an average distance of only 58 million kilometers. Mercury, logically speaking, must be the hottest planet in the solar system. However, because it almost does not have oxygen, Mercury has no way to keep the heat it receives from the sun. That is the direct reason why Mercury is the planet with the largest temperature difference than any other planet in the solar system, with 427 degrees Celsius during the day and 179 degrees Celsius at night, along the equator. This means that you will burn in the direction of the sun and die in the face of the sun. Mercury, the closest planet to the sun, with an average distance of only 58 million kilometers. This planet takes 88 days on Earth to go around the sun, but it takes 176 days on Earth to go around its axis. This means that if you are teleported to the boundary between hot and cold, the temperature will be ideal enough for you to survive for less than 2 minutes. The reason is that the atmosphere of Mercury is too chaotic to maintain life. In fact, the pressure on the surface of Mercury is only equivalent to the pressure on the outer ring of the Earth's exosphere, which is 700 to 192,200 kilometers away from our planet's surface. To make it easier for you to imagine, most of the Earth's satellites are moving in a low-earth orbit, with an average distance of only 2,000 kilometers from the planet's surface. This means that the time a human being can exist on the surface of Mercury at the warmest positions will be equal to the time we can exist in space about 15 seconds before you lose consciousness due to lack of oxygen to the brain and about 9-10 seconds before you are completely suffocated. The star of the moon is thought to be the twin brother of the Earth, due to its size and structure similar to our planet. However, unlike the Earth, the twin brother named Kim possesses a super-dense and super-poisonous atmosphere with 96.5% CO2, 3.5% Nitrogen and a very small amount of other gases. The CO2 in the atmosphere of the star causes a very strong greenhouse effect, which inhibits the heat it receives from the sun. This is the reason why the twin brothers of the Earth are not as close to the sun, with an average distance of 108 million kilometers, which is the hottest planet in the solar system, with an average surface temperature of up to 464 degrees C, which is equivalent to the temperature of a pizza oven. In addition, the atmospheric pressure at the surface of the star is up to 92 atmosphere, which is 92 times the atmospheric pressure at the seabed of the Earth, at the same time equivalent to the pressure at a depth of nearly 1 kilometer below the oceans on the Earth. In other words, the day after being put on the star, your body will be compressed, you will suffocate, die and end up being baked into a pizza. And from 1 to 2 seconds is the only time in the solar system that you can live instead of just trying to exist. You will be able to breathe freely, find water to drink, see flowers, animals to eat, be able to live in a community, and be able to live separately from two people to increase population. However, that is if you are dropped to a safe location. The Earth, due to the human race, still has a large number of hot springs, hot springs, hot springs, large lakes or in the middle of the oceans, on high mountains where the temperature is low and the air is turbulent. In two extreme cold regions, where the temperature can go down to 90 degrees Celsius, ah, I mean 90 degrees Celsius, or deep in the dry deserts millions of kilometers wide. Along with Mars, the planet Earth is located outside the dome. Unlike its name and appearance, Mars is a pretty cold person. The average surface temperature of this planet falls to about 63 degrees Celsius and the lowest can go down to 143 degrees Celsius at 2 degrees Celsius. The good news is that in the summer, the temperature can go up to 35 degrees Celsius around the equator. The sad news is that even if you appear at the equator of Mars in the summer, you will not be able to live long when the atmospheric pressure on the surface of Mars is only 1.159 times the atmospheric pressure of the Earth with only 0.00628 atmosphere compared to 1 atmosphere at the equator of the Earth. This number is significantly lower than the Armstrong limit. Armstrong limit is the limit that the atmospheric pressure is low enough for the water to boil at 36.5 degrees Celsius, which is the normal temperature of the body. At the same time, sweat, foam, tears, saliva in the nostrils, and all fluids that are not in the glasses of your body will boil and evaporate almost immediately. The air in the lungs will explode and break the lungs if you do not quickly let them out of the body. Oh, my God, breathe out, breathe out. Oxygen in the blood and the rest of the body will also explode. You will not explode, but you will swell a little and become bloated. Just like on the surface of a meteor, you will wake up after about 15 seconds and die after about 9-10 seconds. Jupiter, the largest planet in the solar system, is a giant planet, which means it is giant and is mainly composed of gas, which is more specific from 89% hydrogen and 10% helium. Unlike the four planets, Jupiter does not have a flat surface, which means you can not land or stand on Jupiter. Your fate at this time will depend on where you will appear in the atmosphere of the desert. If you are released from too high, which means with too much air, the air pressure is almost zero, and you will be on Jupiter or Mars for about 9-10 seconds. If you are transferred too deep, you will have a terrible pressure and a death in less than a second, followed by hypothermia or something that we have not yet imagined. And finally, if you are transferred to an atmosphere with the same pressure as on Earth, you will suffocate due to lack of oxygen and die at a temperature of 108 degrees Celsius after less than a minute. Similarly, for Saturn, another giant planetary system, Jupiter and Neptune are two planets off the sun's surface. They are called giant ice planets, ice giants, which means they are giant and have a large amount of ice inside. With ice here, it has the nature of water. Metammonia exists in the mix. That's the interior, and the exterior of the giant planets is also a giant planetary system, which is mainly made up of hydra and heli, creating very turbulent streams. According to Wikipedia, the wind speed on Neptune can reach 600 meters per second or 2,200 kilometers per hour, and is the strongest wind you can find in the solar system. To make it easier for you to imagine, the strongest winds on Earth only reach about 113 meters per second, and the wind speed of the sound in the air is only about 343 meters per second. Not only the wind, but the winds on the two giant ice planets are also cold. Because they are far from the sun, it is not difficult to understand when the atmosphere of Neptune and Jupiter are the coldest atmospheres in the solar system, with the lowest temperature being 218 and 14 degrees Celsius. When you land on Neptune and Neptune, how you die and when you die will depend on where you appear in their atmosphere, just like in the example of Jupiter. In short, the universe is a scary place, and best of all, people should stay calm on Earth. Topic 247, read good news, earn money, get a high salary. Topic 247 helps you read new news, watch videos, update the latest news 24 hours, from more than 200 famous newspapers and on social media platforms, collected from fanpages and large news groups. 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