What scares you the most about space? How to Die in Space: A Journey Through Dangerous Astrophysical Phenomena by Paul Sutter amzn.to/31O66dC Affiliate link.

@peterq1978

3 жыл бұрын

perfect for Halloween JMG

@cindychung7002

3 жыл бұрын

It was Star Trek: Generations. You're fully justified in not remember that one lol

@Tubluer

3 жыл бұрын

2 things: serial barfing and brain damage from radiation.

@kavaskous

3 жыл бұрын

Mass Effect's Reapers possibly being a thing. I want to see humanity become stewards of the Earth and stars but machine civilizations not born - hopefully intentionally and evolutionarily speaking - from OUR civilization are a huge unknown unknown. I have hope that we evolve into the best versions of ourselves when we shed traditional biology or incorporate technology more into ourselves. Alien robots might treat sentient life like we treat ants or worse, they act like ants and have the morality of ants themselves.

@michaelcox1071

3 жыл бұрын

The fact that no one can hear you scream. Or curse.

i've just had some pretty serious surgery and i'm so glad i brought my laptop.... JMG saving my sanity in hospital

@EventHorizonShow

3 жыл бұрын

Our best to you on your recovery.

@BD-lq4id

3 жыл бұрын

here's to a speedy and healthy recovery!

@PafMedic

3 жыл бұрын

🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

@PafMedic

3 жыл бұрын

I Pray You Heal Quickly🙏🏼❤️🌏

@konsum949

3 жыл бұрын

get well, let science give you the best chance... ;-)

On being thrown (with no suit) into vacuum: "The good news is that you don't die right away". lol that's terrible news.

@tomlynaghsr8752

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah,I doubt he really believes his own statement

It’s ridiculous that Paul Sutter’s channel has been hovering around 30k subs for absolute yonks. This man is engaging and deserves more views!

My kid recently asked me about about the threat of asteroids on his life after reading about what happened to the dinosaurs. Now I have an answer for him. How timely. Thank you for this episode, John!

@steveharrison3007

3 жыл бұрын

Hey, it was a micro nova, just like the one that is due within a lifetime or two at most.

This has the grandest musical score of any KZread channel I follow.

@danielzerich2179

3 жыл бұрын

What's the song called in the beginning?

@SlowDay1651

3 жыл бұрын

Links in the description, gotta sample them all to find out ;)

@calvinwhite3010

3 жыл бұрын

The music is bad ass!!!

@Mr.Deleterious

3 жыл бұрын

@Louis Ramos SAY IT LOUD 🤘🏻😂🤘🏻

@rhue123

3 жыл бұрын

Can someone name the title song? I can’t find it on the sample list :(

6:30, hes talking about Joseph Kittingers space jump from 1960 from over 102,000ft but in 1962 pyotr Dolgov tried to jump from 94,000ft but as he exited he smacked his visir on the gondola. the suit depressurized and he died. 1966 did the NASA astronaut Nick Piantanida the same tests, but after a failure of the mask, he was left severely brain damaged and died later. so there has been several accidents, when depressurization led to death... but the glove was kittinger, he didnt call it out to ground control, since he didnt wanted to abort...

@Herzeleydt_Diesentrueb

3 жыл бұрын

Joseph Kittinger is alive and kicking. Nix kapputt...

@rwarren58

3 жыл бұрын

@@Herzeleydt_Diesentrueb Geez, still alive? That is one tough guy.

@Togidubnus

3 жыл бұрын

Kittinger was coach for Felix Baumgartner's more recent free-fall, but Kittinger's record still stands.. Let's face it, the leak only lead to a localised reduction in pressure, his hand was not subject to total vacuum. If we experience total vacuum, it's a simple and quick death: the liquid in our body will boil instantly. I strongly disagree with Paul Sutter's assertion that we could recover from a brief exposure to vacuum. He has no evidence for this. Physics says we will boil.

5:58 Space suits usually pressurise to around 4.3 psi, well below sea level pressure of 14.7 psi. Near pure oxygen is breathed, that way even though the total pressure is low the oxygen partial pressure is roughly the same as normal air at 14.7 psi. If the suit was pressurised to 14.7 psi it would be impossible to move or bend.

@agentx7138

2 жыл бұрын

The moment I heard that I jumped to comments to see if another viewer had noticed the error !

@mitseraffej5812

2 жыл бұрын

@@agentx7138 Have you noticed on clips from the ISS that prior to donning their suits to go outside the astronauts spend half an hour or more pre breathing pure oxygen to purge the nitrogen from their blood. This is so they don’t get the bends while spending many ours in the low pressure environment of the suit. Forgive me if I’m telling you something you already know. Also have you noticed how plain ugly NASA’s proposed moon suit is. All so they can move freely rather than hop like the Apollo guys did. The solution is a suit at higher pressure, with movements assisted by some sort of smart fabric in the suit. The suits movements being controlled by a Neuralink chip implanted in the brain of the user. You think l should give NASA and Elon Musk a call to tell them about my idea?

@369Sigma

2 жыл бұрын

@@mitseraffej5812 what about a stiffer, higher-pressured suit powered by already existing exoskeletons? With current battery tech and the light gravity of the moon, I think it’s feasible

This channel should have way over a million subscribers. People just don't know what their missing! I love it!

When you think about how amazing the universe is it just blows your mind. This program captures that and presents some of those amazing parts. Thank you

YESSSS!!!! Your BEST guest. You two riff off each other remarkably well, im not sure you realize, its like listening to two friends who grew up together who are also both geniuses and happen to be discussing the most fascinating topic in the world. Also, i read his new book. It's a great read, he writes almost as funny as he is in your interviews.. ALMOST... but YES can't wait to hear this, get out my way, comment! I need to hear this...

@EventHorizonShow

3 жыл бұрын

Paul is super fun to chat with!

The idea of somebody getting airlocked over past due rent, only to be revived to avenge themself against the city council who did it is actually a pretty interesting premise for a story.

@comradesky5931

3 жыл бұрын

Set in a dystopian Space Chicago

Happy Halloween everyone, great to see Paul back on the channel. 😱🎃

@EventHorizonShow

3 жыл бұрын

Happy Halloween!!

Love the intro.... awesome

@justinzubia7914

3 жыл бұрын

U have an awesome channel!

@Mr.Deleterious

3 жыл бұрын

I love your 'Bizarre Civilizations' video. Nicely done! ✌🏻

@geneticepistomology

3 жыл бұрын

It’s legit.

@smartphone4623

3 жыл бұрын

Its awesome!

@geofferzh79

3 жыл бұрын

@@GraveyardTricks a real comment? What's yours then?

When a new Event Horizon video drops my day has officially been made

Jerome "Jay" Apt - former Space Shuttle astronaut and current professor at Carnegie Mellon - also had an incident where the rigid palm bar on his right glove had punctured a hole in the glove - fortunately, the flesh of his hand ended up sealing the glove, and he didn't even realize that there was a hole in it until he came back to Earth and the glove was inspected by ground crew - though he did feel that there was a rigid object cutting into his hand. He still has a scar on his palm he shows when he talks about that incident.

2 of my most favorite people on the internet in one place. Love it.

*A new Event Horizon Video with JMG...right before bedtime? SWEET!*

This was a really cool episode!

@blackneos940

3 жыл бұрын

Hey, imagine seeing you here of all places! :)

@Deeveeaar

3 жыл бұрын

@@blackneos940 im everywhere :p

@EventHorizonShow

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching Deeveeaar

When Albert Einstein talked about Spooky Action At A Distance in the cosmos he was referring to going out at night trick or treating during pandemic lockdown.

@channelwarhorse3367

3 жыл бұрын

The water molecule has a radius sub to c and has an energy event horizon projective to relative interaction of state of system to function. The cell breaching g virus....just like the elevator where is the control center to actuation. Spooky

@psycronizer

3 жыл бұрын

I am a kiwi in New Zealand...and yesterday, Saturday, I got interrupted by two silly girls who knocked on my door and said..trick or treat...WTF ? that's an American thing ! if it happens again I'll show them a trick they won't forget in a hurry...

Excellent, was really bored and then event horizon comes along and makes it all worth it again...great watch and few hrs of thinking bout what I just heard. Love it mate, thank you

Looking forward to watching this tonight! Thanks so much John ❤️

My favorite YT channel Love the content, the theme, everything! Appreciate you!

So excited to listen to this tonight!!! Thanks Event Horizon!

Always love this collab- two of my fav youtubers!

What a great show, what a great host, and what a great guest. Listening to this is like listening to two good buddies, with great intelligences, having a casual conversation. I should have subbed Paul a long time ago, but it's never too late. You have a great show.

This episode was so much fun! So animated...and plenty of Johnbots!

Maybe this is unrelated but this talk about death and space got me thinking about the fermi paradox again, and it occurred to me that an a.i. with a mission to end all life in the universe could have potentially (in a very sci fi way) altered primordial dna in such a way as to ensure that all subsequent life has an inbuilt "self-destruct" mechanic.

Love this, relieving the boredom from tiling a wall

@bmoneybby

3 жыл бұрын

Hello fellow tile guy.

@platosplatoon6873

3 жыл бұрын

Do you represent all tilers? Are you a rep-tile?

@RobotsOnFire

2 жыл бұрын

Ahh shit, I did I miss the tile guy meeting again?

@Phenom98

2 жыл бұрын

Are you guys going to TileCon2022?

Love your work John. Great new intro. Great guest! Paul Sutter has an interesting mind ... a good match to you. Another ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ video!

Love your videos, i always listen to them before i go to sleep, so relaxing !! Keep them coming 🥰

The incident with the glove happened to Joe Kittinger during the record braking parachute jump from the altitude of over 32 km, using partial pressure suit. His hand swell up to twice the normal size.

Entertainment of the finest kind. I enjoy Dr. Sutter. Smart with a sense of humor. Excellent, thank you.

A great program, in part because of your great guest. I LOVE Thursdays.

A perfect Halloween episode, I guess....I like how whenever John mentions dying from an apocalyptic event his guest gets even more excited..."A heck of a way to die" - "YES! YES!"..haha

Perfect for Halloween. Thanks guys!

This is a great video. Thanks all. Space is AWESOME!

"What does it look like, after that?" Bruce Willis in almost EVERY movie he has been in. Face bloodied, but still easily recognizable. One-liners in perfect delivery.

Great video guys! Thank you for your hard work

Once you cross that boundary... you are FLUSHED.

WOO!

Fun episode

An amazing episode. I will absolutely read Paul Sutter's book xD Happy Halloween!

This is a good one. Thx jmg

The man with the leak on the glove was Joseph Kittinger that was the first person to jump from stratosphere. I remember him telling it on a documentary.

The Star Trek you’re thinking about John is Generations, the nexus was the cosmic string type thing which “killed” Captain Kirk

Starting at 33:50 I find it interesting that he states you must go forward in time, and analogously, once you are inside the event horizon you must go toward the singularity. Since space and time are actually the same thing, maybe that means we are inside a "time" black hole, since we only have one time direction - toward the future.

I bought both of Dr Sutter's books recently and they are both great reads. Highly recommended! I love his "alternate" title of a book (The Universe Doesn't Care About You) 🤣 Also, I'm starting a new company and will mine asteroids for quadrillions of dollars worth of ore. Whose coming with me? 😁

@alteredbeast7145

3 жыл бұрын

Hi hoooo🙋‍♂️⛏

@Mr.Deleterious

3 жыл бұрын

@Dan&Dees Daughter both monetarily and physically 🤣

@Mr.Deleterious

3 жыл бұрын

@Dan&Dees Daughter haha nice! I see what you did there 🤘🏻😂🤘🏻

I don't know how or why but your intro reminds me that it's bedtime and about 20 minutes I'll wake up and shut it off. Love the content keep up the good work

Love this mans energy, cheerful yet absolutely morbid

Who dislikes such great content smh 🤦🏽‍♂️. This is one of my fav channels!

Once again, another amazing conversation! The most spookiest fact about the universe to me is how stable and repeatable the mechanisms that keep atoms and molecules together are. The process that keeps the hydrogen atom stable in tip of my pinky finger is the same process that keeps hydrogen stable at the other end of the universe.

@Quadrant14

2 жыл бұрын

@Underpower Jet , yes and that is all due {mostly } Electro Magnetism, is keeps everything together, scary stuff

@underpowerjet

2 жыл бұрын

@@Quadrant14 That is true. I think I was thinking about it more from the proespective of symmetry of operations regadless of location in space.

This one is great! Really enjoyed it! Learned alot!

What a great interview and perfect for Halloween! Very entertaining 😎💀👻🎃 🚀!

1st time here..I have to tell u, the intro, the editing, the animation- it was all so wonderful. Great vid, I will def be back! I need my channel to look so sleek, too😆

Really loved this! A wonderful dark end to 2020 lol.

Very entertaining episode! Thanks, John, and thanks to Dr. Sutter, who is a great guest.

I look forward to these episodes. They are the best. I love science.

This channel is my happy place.. Keep up the great content..

Read the title....and I guess I'm getting less sleep tonight. Thank You Sir for the awesome content.

Only 8 minutes in and I can tell this is the most metal episode of Event Horizon ever.

How does one exact their revenge on space?

@EventHorizonShow

3 жыл бұрын

That’s top secret.

@peledaze8507

3 жыл бұрын

Kick it in its Space Balls

@stephenmaitland3720

3 жыл бұрын

@@peledaze8507 Sir, are you suggesting we blow up the moon?

@paulogonzalez6853

3 жыл бұрын

Would you miss it?

Yay. More JMG.

Just in time for Haloween 🎃 👻 !

"the first thing it shut down is the most expensive part, which is your brain." Sucks for you body, my brain is always off. I'm immortal.

The princess leah sequel scene where she "gets spaced", using Paul's terms ahaha, she stayed there for so long it made me mad, then she just flew back to the ship.

Hilarious and terrifying episode loved the interview 😂🤣 thanks John!

8:00 John, you nailed it! The deep ocean death is definitely the best way to go. I read the scientific explanations of what a human body would endure at such depths as the Titanic. Neither optical nor pain receptors would signal the brain fast enough to know what happened. I'm always impressed by how much you research topics that interest you.

I've fallen into Event Horizon and I can only hurdle inevitably towards the singularly outstanding content.

WoW this is so wonderfully fun and interesting. I am truly enjoy this. Many, many thanks!!!!!!!

Already liked just so I can get to it when I'm back home straight away :)

Sandra Bullocks character in the movie “Gravity “ summed it up perfectly when she said “ I friggin hate space”.

@monikah.g1918

3 жыл бұрын

That film is stupid

I've just discovered Event Horizon and now I can't pull away.

14:00 I'm more worried about the door seal on a microwave oven than the metal mesh of the window. Because the mesh will block frequencies up to the point where the holes become about 1/4 wavelength, then they block less and less well. The door seal, on the other hand, is not in metal to metal contact. It relies on being 1/4 wavelength long at the frequency of the magnetron. It looks like an open waveguide, and after 1/4 wavelength an open waveguide reflects back as a short. So it is more effective than an imperfect metal to metal joint, because it is relatively undisturbed by contaminants. However, very far outside that frequency, that open waveguide allows just about everything in, above and below frequency.

Brilliantly funny learning now to die in so many glorious ways, Paul is fun

Better than a movie....Thanks!

They should have a slot on the weather channel for space weather like you guys mentioned. 😂

The person who survived after tearing his glove at a high altitude is Joe Kittenger who is still with us at age 92.

@stephenwedderburn9307

3 жыл бұрын

@Dr. Jimmy_Rustle that doc was excellent. And what a dude, watching the film of him leaping of the gondola was amazing. But your right his hand must have been agony but he got the record and lots of scientific data that helped the space flights

Great video !

The only thing on the menu in a Black Hole is spaghetti !

Somehow, this channel can unexplicably appoach the deep intelluctuality of Mystery Science Theater 3000. Love it!

Weekend here I come!

Finally Thursday 😍

Love to here more about the EMP protection options :-)

It's not the lack of O2 that kills you, It's the build-up of CO2. You breathe out almost the same O2 that you breathe in (21% in vs 16% out). However, you breathe in 0.4%, but out 10x, at 4%.) So it's an acid-base imbalance that kills you. Also, space suits are 0.3 Atm, not 1 Atm. Just to get some details corrected 👌

Anyone know what the music is right at the end. The playlist doesn't seem to list it. It only lasts 15 second s but it's really good and I'm sure I've heard it somewhere before

So how do you die in space? Oh it is HILARIOUS!!

IIRC, one of (possibly the) our earliest encounters with humans in (near) vacuum was when an experimental vacuum chamber (for training astros, testing suits, etc.) was test-depressurised without checking if there was someone inside it without a suit. They re-pressurised quickly when they realized and there were no long-term ill effects on the de-pressurised one. Again IIRC, which I may not.

How did 22 people dislike this video? Awesome Podcast as always John!

Just subscribed, love your videos

@EventHorizonShow

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you John Connor. We won’t tell anyone we saw you.

Imploding deep under the ocean is a crazy omen, watching this in 23

Getting airlocked. It's hilarious! ..... I was getting ready to eat, going to get some coffee and go out to the porch. Going to listen though.

Ooof... That whole imploding deep in the ocean question, did not age well 😅 Love the content! Keep it up!

Loved it!

Reference to Rush and the great Neil Peart at 2:04- Give me the Good News First! And I agree,btw,good news first is my philosophy too!

Love this channel 💕

This is spooky...earth quake in são Miguel island-Açores. Loss of net con at 0300 am and the TV comes on by it self with the USA news on, while not being to able sleep and listening to this post cast on this day European time in bed, Portugal...soory had to make a quick note. Thank you.

What is the intro tune to these videos? I love it but can't find it on the links?

"Claping" excellent!

Thanks John.