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What would happen if Earth’s atmosphere were filled with an explosive gas? This video turns a wild thought experiment into a clear, chilling walk‑through of immediate and long‑term consequences: from the hair‑trigger ignition risk of a single spark to planet‑scale shockwaves that tear continents apart. Expect hard numbers, vivid imagery, and a steady escalation from plausible chemistry to full planetary catastrophe.

We cover how common gases like hydrogen or methane behave with oxygen, why a globally combustible atmosphere would ignite at the slightest trigger, and how that one event would vaporize life, infrastructure, and oceans in an instant. If you enjoy “what if” science that blends physics, chemistry, and grim humor, this one shows why some ideas are better left as party metaphors—not planetary policies.

0:00 – Max asks: What if the atmosphere was filled with explosive gas?
0:15 – Definition: explosive gases (hydrogen, methane) and oxygen reaction.
0:30 – Present levels vs. full‑atmosphere increase and consequences.
0:45 – Low ignition energy: any spark can trigger global combustion.
1:00 – Instant ignition: atmosphere ignites, air becomes a fireball.
1:15 – Biological impact: immediate extinction of plants and animals.
1:30 – Infrastructure: buildings, bridges, and cities vaporized.
1:45 – Shockwaves: supersonic winds, crustal stress, and massive tsunamis.
2:00 – Thermal peak: oceans boil, ice caps vaporize, temperatures spike.
2:15 – Geophysical effects: earthquakes, possible axial wobble.
2:30 – Short‑term aftermath: planet surface molten, atmosphere altered.
2:45 – Long‑term cooling: new crust formation over millions of years.
3:00 – Civilization: complete collapse and loss of pre‑existing life.
3:15 – Small silver lining (dark humor): no global warming worries.
3:30 – Final verdict: globally explosive atmosphere = instant planetary doom.
5:00 – Closing quip: stick to balloons and keep the party small.