Considering that all of earth’s weather patterns come from the sun, Jupiter’s gargantuan amount of storms amount to a world we practically know nothing about, speculation about life possibly existing in the Jovian’s clouds, Sir Arthur C. Clarke mentioned that the clouds of Jupiter might harbor life. The solar system never ceases to amaze because the satellites surrounding Jupiter are a constant source of promise and intrigue. Now the planet itself is proving to share the intriguing nature of emergence of life in our solar system.
I'd like to thank Saturn, more than Jupiter. For without Saturn to get into a 2:5 orbital resonance with Jupiter, it would have migrated in towards the sun, destroying or ejecting all the rocky planets along the way. In the thousands of systems we now know of, there's nothing even remotely close to an Earth-like system. Earth is not just rare, it is super-giga-ultra-rare.
There's some super-earth possibilities. But there's no planets as small as Earth that have the possibility for life. Our Solar System is almost unique.
Note for video editor: You had all this beautiful Jupiter imagery, but still used a volcanic plume from earth repeated as your background @1:36. Even more disappointing, as this takes away from the educational focus of this video.
The red Tempest. At the edges of 10,160-mile-wide storm, winds can surpass 400 miles an hour. Observing it for centuries, astronomers have noted changes in the storm size and shape. The cause of its red hue remain a mistery. Temperature at upper layer of atmosphere; is -258F
Come on, NASA. Create hard-core probs to send into the planets atmosphere, and see what's underneath those clouds. Send a few in different parts of the planet. LET'S GO. Want help designing it? Let me know 😅
Hope one day humanity able build spacecraft which able go into jupiter and we will able study Jupiter whole environment not from outside but from inside❤❤❤
Seems like a bad idea seeing how Jupiter acts like the solar system's vaccum cleaner and takes most of the hits from meteors and comet strikes that would othwerise might hit Earth.
The odds of just one of the criteria for life forming by chance, a protein 150 molecules long, are 10^164th. There are many criteria. The odds of hemoglobin forming by chance are 10^190th. There are estimated to be 10^60th atoms in the universe. If Darwin was alive today he would not have even proposed such a ridiculous theory. Watch - The evolution theory disproved - evolution vs creation. Or watch - Biologist Douglas Axe on evolution’s ability to produce new functions
We know nothing folks...we just imagine about Jupiter. Such a vast planet. Allahu Akbar...May Allah let us see that there is a life under these clouds. ..we are not alone that's for sure
😂😂 CGI images ? You realise you can look at Jupiter yourself with a telescope from earth. Also it's funny how you go around commenting stupidity on science videos, it's like you want to learn something but your so tangled up in conspiracy theories you cant let yourself back to reality 😂
I appreciate the BBC trying to make science appeal to the general public, but this video was simply over produced. The mixing of real and simulated video was done in an entertaining but confusing manner that does a disservice to science education.
@@DemPilafian Point me to shots in this video you consider to be "real". I'm convinced ALL these "images" are manufactured visualizations, not even enhanced photographs.
I always cringe when I hear a scientist use the word "magical". Also, is this actually the hardest thing NASA has ever done? I would have thought putting the first humans on the Moon would be a significant challenge.
Gas giants are hard core planets with an insane amount of atmosphere gases.
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Considering that all of earth’s weather patterns come from the sun, Jupiter’s gargantuan amount of storms amount to a world we practically know nothing about, speculation about life possibly existing in the Jovian’s clouds, Sir Arthur C. Clarke mentioned that the clouds of Jupiter might harbor life. The solar system never ceases to amaze because the satellites surrounding Jupiter are a constant source of promise and intrigue. Now the planet itself is proving to share the intriguing nature of emergence of life in our solar system.
The tide is caused by the moon.
@@Hello1982 the sun too
Venus’ clouds are more conduce to life than Jupiters.
I'd like to thank Saturn, more than Jupiter.
For without Saturn to get into a 2:5 orbital resonance with Jupiter, it would have migrated in towards the sun, destroying or ejecting all the rocky planets along the way.
In the thousands of systems we now know of, there's nothing even remotely close to an Earth-like system.
Earth is not just rare, it is super-giga-ultra-rare.
It's scary to think that Jupiter could easily devour our little planet if he wanted to.
There's some super-earth possibilities.
But there's no planets as small as Earth that have the possibility for life.
Our Solar System is almost unique.
It’s so crazy we know so much about something 5 years away from us yet we don’t know our oceans 🤯
Note for video editor: You had all this beautiful Jupiter imagery, but still used a volcanic plume from earth repeated as your background @1:36. Even more disappointing, as this takes away from the educational focus of this video.
The creatures that live on Jupiter should be very proud of their planet. It is awesome in the original sense of the word!
This stuff is fascinating!
The red Tempest. At the edges of 10,160-mile-wide storm, winds can surpass 400 miles an hour. Observing it for centuries, astronomers have noted changes in the storm size and shape. The cause of its red hue remain a mistery. Temperature at upper layer of atmosphere; is -258F
great!!!
The most dangerous environment for a spacecraft. Venus: am I a joke to you lot?
because of temperature most hottest planet in solar system
@@FLAGMACHINE11 sun is big star not planet
nothing could beat the cameraman
I have to disagree. The Parker solar probe has literally touched the sun!!
That's pretty extreme in my book.
@@PatrickFenex 5 and a half miles away you mean
Wow beautiful planet Jupiter is my favourite planet in my life, wonderful colourfull planet,👏🤞 super, give about clearly about Jupiter,wow. Good 👏🤞.
thanks to sputnik, we're discovering more about space universe than ever
can robot rocket go into jupiter...fly by...see into planet...???🙂🤔😮🙏NASA❤❤❤
BBC's maho Son 👽
On Repeat!
Waiting for the Borg Cube to be found
No wonder Jupiter is the planet of chaotic Sagittarius and dreamy Pisces
Chaotic sag reading this 😂
Should they send a spacecraft on Neptune and put a high tech space telescope there to see beyond TNOs and we might also see planet 9
Neptune is fascinating, perhaps equally as fascinating as Uranus!
@@sirbarnabyst.johntoffingto9017yeah but all you need to see Uranas is colonoscopy
So there's water in Jupiter?
Jupiter is a BBP...a big beautiful planet 😉
What your want to know about earth
Is flying to Jupiter really harder than flying to Mercury?
Mostly CGI and animation. Where're the original photos?
Come on, NASA. Create hard-core probs to send into the planets atmosphere, and see what's underneath those clouds. Send a few in different parts of the planet. LET'S GO. Want help designing it? Let me know 😅
Hope one day humanity able build spacecraft which able go into jupiter and we will able study Jupiter whole environment not from outside but from inside❤❤❤
NASA's Thing that they ever done is to create 3D Effects lols
Knew it has a solid surface.
We missed a trick with life on Earth, we failed to notice that the Earth itself is alive
how is climate change real if all of this happens on Jupiter without there being any humans 🤔 jk
So we can terraform Jupiter if we blast most of its gas off?
we will send you there to try your idea out! 😉
Seems like a bad idea seeing how Jupiter acts like the solar system's vaccum cleaner and takes most of the hits from meteors and comet strikes that would othwerise might hit Earth.
The odds of just one of the criteria for life forming by chance, a protein 150 molecules long, are 10^164th. There are many criteria. The odds of hemoglobin forming by chance are 10^190th. There are estimated to be 10^60th atoms in the universe. If Darwin was alive today he would not have even proposed such a ridiculous theory.
Watch - The evolution theory disproved - evolution vs creation.
Or watch - Biologist Douglas Axe on evolution’s ability to produce new functions
I was thinking the exact same thing. Could there be life on Jupiter? Highly doubtful.
We know nothing folks...we just imagine about Jupiter. Such a vast planet. Allahu Akbar...May Allah let us see that there is a life under these clouds. ..we are not alone that's for sure
The Mysterious World Of CGI "images" 🙄
😂😂 CGI images ? You realise you can look at Jupiter yourself with a telescope from earth.
Also it's funny how you go around commenting stupidity on science videos, it's like you want to learn something but your so tangled up in conspiracy theories you cant let yourself back to reality 😂
Shoo Fly! go back to playing games kid ,adults are talking lol
@@rs6109 Yikes!
I appreciate the BBC trying to make science appeal to the general public, but this video was simply over produced. The mixing of real and simulated video was done in an entertaining but confusing manner that does a disservice to science education.
@@DemPilafian Point me to shots in this video you consider to be "real". I'm convinced ALL these "images" are manufactured visualizations, not even enhanced photographs.
May be it produces a chemical that can give us fountain of youth🤲🛐.
I always cringe when I hear a scientist use the word "magical". Also, is this actually the hardest thing NASA has ever done? I would have thought putting the first humans on the Moon would be a significant challenge.