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Can I learn the order & size of the Planets? @JackSucksAtLife @JackSucksAtStuff @JackMasseyWelsh @JackSucksAtClips on JackSucksAtGeography we upload a range of easy to watch & sometimes educational geography related content. I have successfully learned all 197 countries and flags of the world. I also look at interesting maps to teach us more about different parts of the world and their culture. On this channel I also play Geoguessr. video epically edited by: https://twitter.com/kairossbest twitter: https://twitter.com/jackmasseywelsh instagram: https://instagram.com/jackmasseywelsh my subreddit: https://reddit.com/r/jacksucksatgeography tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@jackmasseyw business email: jack @ skycade . net affiliate links: limited edition youtooz - https://youtooz.com/collections/jacksucksatlife secretlab gaming chair - http://bit.ly/3nmYnex subscribe animations - https://creatorset.com/?ref=jack
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Today, for the very first time, our geography knowledge will be extending outside of Earth and into the universe
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Basically, by the end of this video, I want to be able to put the planets in our solar system in order from smallest to largest
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I want to be able to recognize what each planet looks like straight away. And I want to be able to learn the order of the planets from the sun outwards
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But to begin with, let's just see if we can click on each of the planets. Alright, Saturn, that is very easy because it's the only one with the big noticeable rings
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Mars is the red planet and it's next to Earth. Venus is the one on the other side of Earth, so there we go
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Neptune is one of the blue ones. But if I'm honest, I'm not 100% sure which one
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I think it's this one, though. Oh, I was wrong. All right, we'll learn that for next time. Oh, my God, I didn't realize there was a time limit
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Jupiter, Mercury, Earth, the Sun, and Uranus. Okay, we got 89% now of our first attempt
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Right, we're going to replay, and we should nail it this time. Okay, Jupiter is the big fella
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Earth is obvious. Venus is this one. Neptune, I think we found out it was that one now
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Saturn is the one with the rings. Mars is the red planet. Mercury is the teeny fella. And then Uranus is this nice, smooth blue fella
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And then finally, the Sun. Okay, so based on that, I should be able to recognize each of these close-up ones
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So that would be... Oh, God. Is it Jupiter? It's Mars! It was very red for Mars
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Don't worry, by the end of this video, we'll learn everything. So we've learned that is Uranus
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Haha, no, it's Neptune. This is not going great. Okay, this one is Jupiter
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What is going on? Saturn. Finally, we've got one. Right, this one
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Neptune. Go on. It's that one's Uranus. Okay, this one's Earth. They look totally different from the first one
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I think that's just the moon. Oh, it's mercury. Okay. Mercury looks like the moon. Jupiter. That one's Jupiter. That did not go great
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You can see why I've decided to film this video today. Let me have another go. Okay, so that is Mars. Yes, here we go
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This one is Neptune, I think. Neptune. Go on. Yeah, here we go. Heads in the game now. That one's all smooth
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I think that's Uranus then. Oh, it's Venus. That's Saturn. Is that one Uranus? It is. Okay, and that's obviously Earth
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This is not the moon. It's Mercury. Are you ready? Mercury. Yeah, there we go
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And then that one Jupiter 88 that time we need to get a hundred percent though don we so Mars for the first one followed by Neptune followed by Okay so that Venus and it just doesn look as yellow as I thought it was That is obviously Saturn This one is Uranus
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That one is Earth, followed by Mercury. And finally, we have got Jupiter
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100%! Okay, let's do the next quiz. I'm gonna do this one, which should be quite easy
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and hopefully I'll be able to remember the order, because at the minute I don't know the order
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and I want to learn the order from the sun to the furthest away. Right, so Mercury is closest
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I think that's mercury anyway and then after mercury is venus followed by earth
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So earth the third from the sun and then mars is next followed by jupiter followed by saturn followed by which is which uranus
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Yeah, and then neptune further away cool So do you reckon I could do the order now without any prompts
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Let's give that a go. So the first planet it was mercury wasn't it was it mercury
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Yes, and then the second was venus. I think let me go for that third is earth and then mars
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and then what? Oh, God. What was the fifth one? What was after Mars? Is it Saturn? No, it's not
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Is it Jupiter? I think it might be Jupiter. Yeah, and then it's Saturn, and then it's Neptune and
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Uranus, but I think Uranus is first. Uranus, and then Neptune. Okay, good, good, but we didn't nail
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it. I want to be able to just instantly be able to name any planet, and what number they are. Let's
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do it again, faster. Mercury, followed by Venus, followed by Earth, followed by Mars, followed by
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Jupiter. Followed by Saturn, followed by Uranus, followed by Neptune. One more time, one more time
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Okay, that should be just about locked in. How can I conveniently remember that? I feel like I can
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remember these first four really easy. Conveniently, 6th and Saturn both start with the same letter
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so I should hopefully be able to remember that. But then, inconveniently, 7th also begins with an
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S. Uranus will remember us, like, in the rear. And Neptune's the god of the sea, isn't he? So he's
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It's all the way at the back in the bottom of the ocean. Right, okay. So if I get a random number generator set up with one to eight and I click a number
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One, that's Mercury. I want to be able to just instantly do it. So next one, sixth, that's Saturn
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Seven, that's Uranus. Three is... Mercury Venus the Earth Three the Earth Six is Saturn Fifth is Jupiter fourth is Mars eight is Neptune seventh is Uranus
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sixth is Saturn, first is Mercury, fifth is Jupiter, third is Earth, seventh is Uranus
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third is Earth, fifth is Jupiter, first is Mercury, seventh is Uranus again, first is
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mercury again sixth is saturn first is mercury eighth is neptune and first is mercury okay that
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feels somewhat locked in i'm not gonna lie should we confuse ourselves now by trying to learn smallest to largest go on then okay first smallest i think that's mercury which is convenient because
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it's also closest to the sun the second one is i don't know i think it's venus oh it's not well
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it looks second smallest on this thing i guess that's disproportionate brilliant news okay looking
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at this one it looks like mars is the second smallest okay mercury mars do we want to do
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venus next yes followed by earth oh okay and then the others i've no idea i feel like jupiter's
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ginormous though i'm gonna try uranus oh it's not it looks like maybe neptune is the next
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smallest so mercury mars venus earth neptune i'm gonna try uranus followed by saturn and finally
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jupiter is the biggest right eric i please speed this up right that feels somewhat locked in so now let's try playing reverse order so starting with the
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largest that would be jupiter and then the second largest is it's saturn i think followed by uranus
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followed by neptune followed by oh it's all confused backwards earth followed by venus mars
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and mercury oh god here we go again but faster largest is jupiter followed by saturn followed by
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uranus neptune earth venus or mars venus mars and mercury go look at us go again again again again
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jupiter saturn uranus uh neptune and then earth think about the other way it's venus isn't it then
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mars then mercury and now moving back to order from the sun we have mercury we have Venus followed by Earth followed by Mars followed by Jupiter then Saturn then Uranus and finally Neptune
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Okay, and now let's see if we can still recognize the pictures of them. So that is Mars. This one is
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Neptune is it are we going with Neptune? I think so here we go. Yep next is Venus
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And then the one after that is Saturn obviously and after that we have got Uranus and go on three more earth
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Obviously followed by Mercury and the final one would be big old Jupiter, which is also the biggest of the eight planets
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I don't know if you know that or not So there's so many other things about the planets we could learn like we could try and learn the names of each of the moons
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On each of these planets as well. Wouldn't that be incredible knowledge to know
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So much pointless stuff that I'll never need outside of these videos Okay, just to make sure that everything is in my head
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We're gonna quickly do each of these quizzes again as fast as possible to prove that it's all in there
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So planets in order of size down with the largest that would be Jupiter followed by Saturn followed by Uranus followed by Neptune
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followed by Earth followed by Venus followed by Mars followed by Mercury and then going the other way smallest to largest that would be
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Mercury followed by Mars followed by Venus followed by Earth followed by Neptune followed by
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By Uranus, Saturn, Jupiter. Okay. And then order of the planets from the sun
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That would be Mercury followed by Venus followed by Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus
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And finally, Neptune. And then this one's probably going to be a bit too easy, but we may as well do it anyway
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Here we go. Mercury is this fellow. Neptune is over there. Uranus would be this one
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The sun is there. Saturn is there. And Earth is here. And then Venus finally
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And then finally, we have to identify each of the planets. starting with mars this one is neptune this one is venus this one's saturn nice smooth fella is
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uranus earth mercury looking like a moon and finally big fat jupiter okay i feel like i now
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finally know the sizes and the order of the eight planets in our solar system let me know what you
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want to see me learn next thank you so much for watching subscribe if you've not already and i'll
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see you later
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