Destiny's planetary survival tour finds danger on ancient Earth, too

The animated documentary starts with Venus and ventures into Earth's hostile past before reaching distant exoplanets.

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What It’s Like to Die on Every Planet | 4K

A titanium spacesuit sounds reassuring until Destiny sends it to Venus. In the channel's only new upload of the week, even this imagined piece of advanced equipment cannot keep its astronaut cool for long.

"What It's Like to Die on Every Planet | 4K" is an animated science documentary built around hypothetical survival scenarios, not footage of actual missions. It opens with the Soviet Venera 13 landing, then sends a modeled astronaut through crushing pressure, radiation and extreme cold. Mars offers a comparatively generous stop before the oxygen runs out; Jupiter offers no solid ground to stand on.

The tour's more unexpected destination is home. Partway through, it turns to ancient Earth, visiting magma-dominated landscapes, the frozen Cryogenian and the oxygen-rich Carboniferous. The premise becomes less about finding a better planet than finding a tolerable moment on this one. Viewers are asking whether underground shelter could help on hot worlds and how organic compounds can persist in intense cold.

The upload reached roughly 44,000 views and is Destiny's strongest daily draw right now. Older films about Soviet Venus photographs and images of Uranus and Neptune remain active, though at a much gentler pace.

Subscribers held steady at about two million. Daily viewing is above Destiny's usual level, while its weekly view gain remains toward the quieter end of its nearby science-channel group. Cody'sLab is also having a relatively modest viewing week; Scott Manley's daily audience is notably above normal. For Destiny, the fresh activity centers on an astronaut whose equipment keeps meeting its limits.

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The videos drawing views on Destiny right now

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The numbers

Here is Destiny's week in views and subscribers.

views gained this week: this channel and similar channels

Max Velocity - Severe Wea…

8,616,297

Beyond the Observable Uni…

5,860,209

BBC Earth Science

5,210,915

Scott Manley

2,679,550

Reed Timmer

2,547,485

VideoFromSpace

2,216,104

Animagraffs

548,503

Destiny

379,923

Cody'sLab

101,211

subscribers

2,010,000

no significant change in the last 7 days

total views

405,008,311

views per day

85,086

typical day: 50,757

first-day views of each video posted this week

What It’s Like to Die on Every Planet |…

32,991

subscribers: this channel and similar channels

Cody'sLab

2,230,000

Max Velocity - Severe Wea…

2,220,000

VideoFromSpace

2,170,000

Reed Timmer

2,120,000

Beyond the Observable Uni…

2,080,000

Destiny

2,010,000

Animagraffs

1,940,000

Scott Manley

1,870,000

BBC Earth Science

1,830,000

As of November 2, 2026 · Data source: Trari Social News, Trari Traffic Trends and Ranking Platform, Google YouTube

Subscriber, view, like and comment counts are YouTube's. Rates, usual days, rankings, comparisons and categories are Trari's own calculations.