Think you've got the brainpower to survive space? đ§ đ In this video, we're launching a series of riddles that could leave even seasoned astronauts scratching their helmets. If your logic is strong enough to dodge black holes and solve cosmic puzzles, you might just have what it takes for zero-gravity brain games. đ«đ°ïž These arenât your average "whatâs in my pocket" riddlesâthese test memory, reasoning, and the ability to think like a space genius. Whether you dream of floating in space or just want to outsmart your smart friends, this mission is for you. So grab your space snacks and hit playâyour astronaut status awaits! Animation is created by Bright Side. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Music from TheSoul Sound: https://thesoul-sound.com/
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00:00Jake is on the first ever solo mission to outer space on the KK-5X spaceship.
00:05Everything is ready for takeoff.
00:07Three, two, one.
00:10And there he goes!
00:12He's cruising in space when, uh-oh, the rocket engine starts to break down.
00:17Fortunately, Jake is a very good pilot, so he manages to dock the spaceship on the moon.
00:23As soon as he lands, he tries to call NASA's Earth base,
00:26but the communication systems are all broken.
00:30That's when he realizes that he's stuck on the moon and has no way of letting people know about it.
00:36Jake opens the emergency kit, and that's when he has a surreal idea.
00:41He decides to make a bonfire on the moon's surface using the special long-lasting wood NASA sent him.
00:48His hope is that people on Earth will see that he needs help, but his plan doesn't work out.
00:53Days go by, and no one answers his distress signal.
00:57Take a look at the image.
00:58Can you figure out why people on Earth keep ignoring Jake's cry for help?
01:13That's simple!
01:14Because Earthlings can only see one side of the moon.
01:17And unfortunately, Jake landed on the dark side of our satellite, so no one can see him.
01:22Poor Jake.
01:23The crew on board the SST-9 space shuttle is made up of seven people.
01:30After a long day of work, they're having an argument about which space body a person can jump the highest on.
01:36Each astronaut has their own guess, so they decide to test it out.
01:40Each person takes their own space vehicle and flies to the place of their choice.
01:44Billy flies to Mercury.
01:47Emily flies to Venus.
01:48Richard goes to Saturn.
01:50Becca goes to Europa.
01:52Ivan goes to Mars.
01:53Sasha goes to our Earth's moon.
01:55And Brian goes to Pluto.
01:57Can you guess which person will jump the highest?
02:00The key to answering this riddle is gravity.
02:12The spatial body with the smallest gravity will allow the astronaut to jump the highest.
02:18Oh, and one more thing.
02:20The planet needs to have a surface.
02:22Otherwise, no jumping will be possible.
02:24So Brian will win the belt.
02:25Pluto has the smallest gravity out of all the spatial bodies involved.
02:31It's a typical morning in a colony on Mars.
02:34Astronauts are at their workstation trying to figure out the exact date when water existed in liquid form on Mars.
02:41The chief of the mission, Dr. Buggers, opens a refrigerating chamber to get an important sample when he notices that a sample is gone.
02:49It was here two hours ago.
02:51How could it have disappeared?
02:52He shouts.
02:53Nobody has entered or left the lab in the last two hours, so it must have been one of the people inside the lab that did it.
03:01Dr. Buggers decides to investigate the case himself.
03:04Cassie says that she has spent the last two hours next to the microscope trying to figure out the genetic pattern of the sample they found last week.
03:13Rosie claims that she spent the last few hours in the napping room because she pulled an all-nighter last night.
03:19Cam says he's been doing repair work on the Freedom Lander that broke down the previous week.
03:25He's been trying to fix the vehicle's motor.
03:28After interviewing them all, Dr. Buggers realizes who took the samples.
03:32Can you figure it out too?
03:33It was Cam.
03:45He said he'd spent the entire morning fixing a vehicle, but take a look at his hands.
03:51His hands should be dirty, but they're super clean.
03:54There's no way he had time to wash all that grease off.
03:58Amy spent months preparing for a space trip that was supposed to take her outside of the solar system.
04:05She was the first human ever to attempt this feat.
04:09Amazingly, she managed to leave the solar system and land on an unidentified planet in an unknown galaxy.
04:15She began to explore the city and its citizens.
04:19Locals were smiling and taking pictures of her.
04:22Suddenly, she felt the need to go to the restroom.
04:24She saw two doors supposedly leading to the ladies' and gentlemen's bathrooms and got confused.
04:30She didn't speak the local language and couldn't ask which door was for men and which was for women.
04:36Thankfully, she met a local guide, Beau, who could understand English.
04:41However, he could only speak his native language.
04:44What two questions should Amy ask to figure out the right door?
04:54She should point at one of the doors and ask,
05:01Is this the women's restroom?
05:03Then, she needs to remember Beau's reply and ask,
05:06Am I a woman?
05:08If Beau says the same word, the restroom Amy is pointing at must be for women.
05:13And if Beau says a different word, the restroom is for men.
05:16It's been 1,000 days since John left Earth and headed for Neptune.
05:21He still has a few months left before getting there,
05:24but he's just found out that he's running out of water.
05:28The next planet he's going to pass by is Jupiter.
05:32John opens his navigation system and checks which space body he can land on to try to refill his water supply.
05:39Take a look at John's options.
05:40Can you tell where he should stop to get some water?
05:46Let's see.
05:55The first stop that the navigation system shows John is Callisto.
05:59But there's no water there.
06:01The same goes for Amalthea.
06:03So, John's best option is to stop on Europa.
06:07Scientists have already confirmed there's liquid water there.
06:10Julia and Zach are the only crew members currently living at a space station on Saturn.
06:16Every morning, they get into different kinds of lively discussions.
06:20This morning, they're discussing which planet would be hotter to live on, Mercury or Venus.
06:26Julia says it's hotter to live on Mercury since it's closer to the Sun.
06:30But Zach says it would be hotter to live on Venus because there are constant gas bursts in its atmosphere,
06:37not to mention tons of active volcanoes.
06:39Can you tell which one of them is correct?
06:53As much as this may come as a surprise, Zach is right.
06:57Venus is the hottest planet in the solar system.
07:00Venus' atmosphere traps heat inside, so temperatures get absurdly high there.
07:05Barnaby is a solo space ranger.
07:09He travels the universe in his own spaceship with no company other than his pet elephant.
07:14He wants to settle down for a while and wait while his elephant buddy grows older so that he can continue traveling.
07:21His friend needs to shower once a week, so Barnaby uses the lack of gravity to help him do that.
07:27He opens his spaceship's navigation system, and three different planets pop up â Saturn, Mars, and Jupiter.
07:35Can you help Barnaby choose the best planet to raise his pet elephant?
07:49He should pick the planet where gravity isn't too strong, right?
07:53So, he should pick Mars.
07:55This way, he'll have no trouble giving his elephant a proper bath.
08:00That's it for today.
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