"What Happens If You Jump on Other Planets"

[00:00:00]On Jupiter, a single jump would crush your skeleton under 2.5 times your body weight. Gravity changes everything. Let me show you what happens to these bones on every planet. Jupiter, gravity is 2.4 times Earth's. You jump maybe 4 in.

[00:00:15]Your femur would absorb forces strong enough to snap it on landing. You couldn't stand back up. Mars, only 38% of Earth's gravity. You jump over 6 ft high. Each step floats. Your bones would start losing density in weeks.

[00:00:29]Eventually, your skeleton becomes dangerously brittle. The moon, 1/6 of Earth's gravity. You'd soar 9 ft in the air off a single jump. [music] NASA astronauts had to learn to walk in slow motion just to avoid face planting.

[00:00:43]>> [music] >> With no suit, the cold and vacuum would kill you in 15 seconds, but your skeleton would survive for millions of years. Venus, similar gravity to Earth, but 900 FF surface heat. You'd jump the same height, and then your skeleton would melt. It would take less than a second. Saturn's moon Titan, gravity so low you could flap your arms and actually fly. Your bones would feel weightless. You'd never want to land.

[00:01:08]Every world plays by different rules.

[00:01:10]Which planet would you visit first? Drop it below.