Speaker A
Oh, no. Sun. My time has come.
An animated comedy where planets panic when the Sun starts dying, turning into a planet-eating monster. They bicker, try to find a solution, and Earth faces extinction fears.
Key Takeaways
- The Sun's death, as depicted, is inevitable and cannot be stopped by the planets' efforts.
- Planetary cooperation is strained by internal conflicts and self-interest.
- The video uses humor and absurdity to explore astronomy concepts like stellar death and planetary survival.
What the video covers
- The Sun announces its time has come as its hydrogen runs out and it nears the stage of becoming brighter and exploding.
- Earth panics about humans and animals going extinct and being stranded in the dark.
- Venus and other planets argue, with Earth and Venus trading insults about humanity's history of self-destruction.
- The Sun begins behaving erratically and transforms into a planet-eating monster, consuming other planets.
- Planets attempt to attack the Sun with hydrogen, ice, and other methods, but nothing stops it.
- Neptune and others debate whether they should flee or help, and Mercury-like characters suggest creating a new solar system around a new star.
- Pluto-style jokes arise about planets no longer being recognized as planets.
- Several characters are consumed or injured, including attempts to rescue the Sun.
- The episode ends with the group still facing the Sun's inevitable death and unresolved plans for a new star system.
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Speaker A
He's not going to make it. Now what? [snorts] We wait for him to reach the next stage.
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His hydrogen is running out. He's not going to make it.
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No. What's going to happen to us? I mean like, that's it? Sun dies and we're just going to get stranded in space? In the dark?
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Now what?
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My humans, my animals, they're all going to go extinct. It's over. Oh, shut up, Earth. Your humans have been exterminating each other since the very beginning.
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We wait for him to reach the next stage. A dying star will become brighter and finally explode.
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Here comes the Gary Stu. Not the time, Venus. [music] Let's figure something out together, okay?
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From the look of it, I think it's going to happen soon.
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I'm I'm hungry. I need something to eat. [music] Ah! No! Ah! Help me! What the hell was that? What happened to Sun? You said he's going to explode, then why did he become like that?
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No. What's going to happen to us? I mean, like, that's it? Sun dies and we're just going to get stranded in space? In the dark?
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I can't get chill about this. We need to do something. We need to create our own new system with a new star.
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What are you talking about? You're not even a planet anymore.
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Now that Sun has become a monster, it's your chance to step [music] up. I was merely flexing.
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But I'm still part of this solar system.
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So, all of that stuff, those yapping of yours, are nothing but utterly nonsense? [music] Sorry.
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My humans, my animals, they're all going to go extinct. It's over.
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Planets, where are you? I'm [music] starving. Please, let me have some snacks. And by snacks, of course, I mean you guys.
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Oh, shut up, Earth. Your humans have been exterminating each other since the very beginning.
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I don't know about you, but I think I found mine. [music] [screaming] [music] This is not enough.
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What do you know about me? You never had any population in you.
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You guys should do it, too. If you guys can't make the new system, I'm going to look for another. Somewhere I could be recognized as a planet again.
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Fellas, fellas, fighting won't solve anything.
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There is nothing we can do, Earth. You want those humans to survive? Then start searching for another star to light you.
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Here comes the Gary Stu.
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it's like I just lost my best friend. Isn't that weird? So, what are you going to do?
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Not the time, Venus. Let's figure something out together, okay?
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Well, well, well. Isn't it my little snack? Spit [music] up. [music] [music] Oh, shoot.
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So much pain. Sun, how are you feeling? Do you need something?
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Hold him? Just don't die. [music] I'll be back, I promise. Okay, I guess. [music] What's [music] wrong, Neptune?
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I'm I'm... Yes?
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Yeah. Come to think of it, he is the only one who really has something to protect. His humans, his animals, his forests.
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I'm I'm hungry. I need something to eat.
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Venus, you can come back here now. I can't hold him any longer. Venus! Let's cool down a bit.
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Ah! No! Ah! Help me!
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Like What happened? Son, are you Are you okay? Earth, is that you? Yes, you did it. Venus!
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What the hell was that? What happened to Sun? You said he's going to explode, then why did he become like that?
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[music] Guys, stop. [music] What are you doing, Earth? You can stop now. You don't have to waste your time anymore.
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I don't know, okay? I only learned about the common symptoms of dying stars, and Sun has them. Nobody told me he's going to turn into some kind of planet-eating vampire.
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[music] Uh. Uh. [music] [music] All your attempts were futile. Whether you [music] attack Sun with hydrogen, ice, or anything, it won't stop him. Size matters, and his death is inevitable. It's just the cycle.
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I can't get chill about this. We need to do something. We need to create our own new system with a new star.
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Why am I the first one dead? When did I even obtain such anime skill?
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What? Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no. I'm not going to do it.
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None of that matters, okay? The point is, you know what to do when Sun is dying tomorrow or another day, thanks to my wisdom.
Speaker A
Why? You always brag about being a failed star.
Topics:Sun dyingplanets animationsolar systemstellar deathanimated comedyEarth Venusspace storyUltra Space Ballsplanet-eating suncartoon
