YouTuber Simulates What It's Like to Drive With Other Planets' Gravity

All gravity-related issues aside, at least it would be traffic-free.
Derya Ozdemir

It is highly unlikely that you'll ever get your car in a space rocket and go to other planets with it, but it is still fun to think about driving traffic-free in the craters of the Moon.

The Action Lab YouTube channel uses BeamNG Drive, which is a physics-based game that can simulate different gravity levels and how materials deform in crashes, to question just what would happen if you tried to do such a thing. 

How would different gravitational forces in different planets affect your driving experience? Well, you are about to find out. Especially, driving on the Moon looks like a fun experience. He even tries Jupiter, even though there is no solid ground for anyone to actually drive anything on it.