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EPISODE · Aug 6, 2026 · 5 MIN

What If You Watched a Sunset on Every Planet?

from What If: Science, Theory, and Possibilities · host What If

You see, there are 2 trillion galaxies out there in the Universe. Within them, there are trillions of stars. The Universe is a strange place, and the view is about to get spectacular. So buckle up. We are traveling from Mercury to the edge of the known Universe, to witness the most beautiful, and deadly, alien sunsets you've ever seen. Ever wondered what would actually happen? Explore our biggest What If scenarios and go deeper with the What If community. The What If BookArticles JOIN THE COMMUNITY DiscordWhatsAppInstagramTwitter/XFacebook SUPPORT WHAT IF MerchJoin this channel for exclusive perksPatreon MORE FROM UNDERKNOWN Aperture – Philosophy & PsychologyHow to Survive – Survival Science Brand partnerships & collaborations: [email protected] Produced by Underknown: Underknown #Planets #Space #Simulation #SpaceSim #Sunset #Universe #Alien See show notes: https://inlet.fm/what-if-science-theories-possibilities/episodes/69cc8acccca61e5292088305 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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