Thank you. Not only is Venus closer to the Sun, but Venus has no protective magnetic field. These worlds might be airless rocks, but we don't *know* that.
Andrei Tudor because the red dwarf is weaker than ours. So they cancel out basically... so it should still be livable. Kinda why we’re going to send the newest telescope to view that system....
probably because the school curriculum doesnt include even the basics of astronomy or cosmology and you can only really study that kind of stuff in college
Lucas For life forms to be on an alien world they could be adapted to living in radiation that is normally lethal to life on Earth. I think it's possible that there could be life on those planets.
No, it's not, if a star like that would be as close to Terra as we could actually reach it, our solar system wouldn't be stable enough to host life, at least for not long enough to evolve to a technological society...
I don't think a blanket statement like "life does not exists there" is a fair one. Even if the worlds of Trappist-I are awash with radiation, life can exist quite comfortably under water or just a little under the ground. Hell there are organisms here on Earth that can survive in certain levels of radiation. We don't know yet if life could exists on one of those planets. Also the fact that the planets are so close together means life can hop from one to the next quite easily over time. More than 10,000X more likely than life hopping between Earth and Mars according to some calculations. So don't jump to a conclusion just yet about life on Trappist-I.
It's also possible that at least one of the planets within this system possesses a similar geological composition to earth, and could have a radiation resistant electromagnetic field.
I agree and actualy the star isn't so active as other red dwarfs so maybe not so much radiation as we might think . Also some planets could have a magnetic field just as earth does . I belive if there is life anyway in radius of 100 light years trapist system is most likley to have it .
Yeah, I could look at dozens of these in a row on all of the recently discovered exoplanets. I'd be so damn smart on the subject I'd be "insufferable", I mean even more so than I am now! :D
i have watched a couple videos before getting to this one and this one has been the best one by far. thanks! i didnt even get half way through the other ones Subbed!
Tidal locking (also called gravitational locking, captured rotation and spin-orbit locking), in the best-known case, occurs when an orbiting astronomical body always has the same face toward the object it is orbiting. This is known as synchronous rotation: the tidally locked body takes just as long to rotate around its own axis as it does to revolve around its partner
What I get most from looking at these, very excellent, BTW, presentations is the quote from the Wizard of OZ, where Dorothy says: "there's no place like home". But we'll keep looking, not every place in the Universe is "Kansas", there may be a "Tahiti" out there too; or another Kansas, or pretty close, a Nebraska. For now, our "Kansas" is just fine!! :D
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Could a high tech spacesuit protect you from radiation maybe? I’m sure by the time we get there, technology would be super duper upgraded by then because it’ll be decades, even centuries by the time we could go there
The Alextrifier For life forms to be on an alien world they could be adapted to living in radiation that is normally lethal to life on Earth. I think it's possible that there could be life on those planets.
I wonder if any of the Trappist-1 planets actually have an ocean. I believe that Europa actually has whales in its ocean. I believe there is so much more out there that we can ever imagine....
3:13 “Tidally locked” doesn’t mean they don’t rotate, it means their rotation period is equal to their orbital period. By the way, unless the orbit is perfectly circular, you will likely see oscillations in the position of their sun in the sky.
I still do not know why you don't have 100k - 1 Million subscribers arleady, you probably use a lot of time on these video gathering research and only have 65k
Day 1"Hey guys! I finally made it to the surface of One of the planets in the Trappist system. I have to say it's beautiful. Im feeling a little sick though, I'm sure ill be fine" Day 2 " Why am I Glowing?"
Saying its impossible to be habitable due to radiation striping the atmosphere is false.. It is possible that a strong magnetosphere could protect the planet.. the biggest problem is that the planets are tidally locked meaning one side is always hot and the other is very cold. Life would most likely exist only in certain areas
Hopefully the Webb telescope will reveal more but I think the jury is still out on whether the Trappist planets have atmospheres, liquid water and potentially life....there is a good chance that flares from TRAPPIST have stripped atmospheres away but it's not certain....and the mass and density of some of the planets is highly suggestive of a liquid water content
One small nit-pick... Tidally locked moons and planets _do_ rotate on their axis. They just rotate at the same rate as they orbit their parent body. As for the possible (non-)existence of atmospheres on the planets of Trappist-1, I will reserve judgement until we get hard data back from the James Web Space Telescope and other observational platforms.
Trappist 1 is at least 40 light years away from us & is 4 light years farther than Arcturus, Arcturus is 36 light years away, Trappist 1 is 4 light years further than Arcturus, Trappist 1 is 400 trillion kilometers away & Arcturus is 360 trillion kilometers away, meaning they are 40 trillion kilometers away from each other (4 light years away from each other) that is at least the distance between Earth & Proxima Centauri
Fun Fact, the Trappist Planets have actual names now! They are, in order from closest in to farther away, Rochefort, Westmalle, Westvleteran, Achel, Chimay, Orval, and Spencer! They are named after six TRAPPIST Beer breweries in Belgium, and one in the US!
I reported some dumb comments that have nothing to do with space. But anyways, your making me want to play Elite Dangerous. I'll probably visit this system once I come back from the center. ( Sagittarius A )
so i was wondering if you can set titan on fire. if not how much O2 you'd need to do so?. could you make a video about it? also if you leave a heart i would know you saw and said yes.
Beign tidally locked doesn't mean the planet doesn't spin it means that the rate at which the planet spins is the same as the rate that it orbits around the star.
What a great video !!! I’ve always been very fascinated by the Trappist 1 system and what life would be like living on one of these planets? Too bad we don’t have the technology to possibly do cryogenics where humanity could possibly be frozen since it takes so many light years to reach these or any other distant worlds as a way of keeping us alive until we reached these worlds then slowly wake us up. Is anyone even working on such technology or does such technology as cryogenics even exist were that’d be possible?
For life forms to be on an alien world they could be adapted to living in radiation that is normally lethal to life on Earth. I think it's possible that there could be life on those planets.
The people who stand on extra-solar planets, if any, will have to be a very hardy bunch. It will be a hard thing for them to get there, much less survive and start colonies.
I understand the radiation problem, but I don't think we can conclude yet so absolutely that life is not possible here. A strong magnetic field could protect a planet to at least some extent. Also, the star is older than our sun and may have passed its early violent stage.
Tidally locked is not that they wont rotate.. infact if they don't rotate they won't be facing the star always.. They rotate around themselves and the hosting star at the same amount of time. One year= one rotation around it self.
Well your mass doesn't change. But the weaker gravity won't pull at you as much, so you feel lighter. Means you can jump higher, walk faster (and longer too) etc.
Imagine this System being full of life hosting planets... imagine like three or more different species in the same Solar System... And imagine if those three or more species managed to coexist... managed to build a viable space programm together... because they have the time and the recources because they dont have to fight each other over a wrong religion... since they already know they are not alone...
Imagine you are the first one to land on a planet like that. Man, the feeling you would have would be amazing.
I hope nothing here murders me.
@@jeffgillson you're traveling through space to get there so everything murders you.
And then you realize your engines are broken :(
@@markus_park gotta live with that
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I think it's pessimistic to say these planets have no atmospheres. Venus is a prime example.
Thank you. Not only is Venus closer to the Sun, but Venus has no protective magnetic field.
These worlds might be airless rocks, but we don't *know* that.
@@SailorBarsoom Maybe, but these planets are far closer to their star than Venus (10 to 40 times closer).
Andrei Tudor
This is true. The planets could have powerful magnetic fields, but again, we don't *know* that.
Andrei Tudor because the red dwarf is weaker than ours. So they cancel out basically... so it should still be livable. Kinda why we’re going to send the newest telescope to view that system....
Agreed
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probably because the school curriculum doesnt include even the basics of astronomy or cosmology and you can only really study that kind of stuff in college
Probably because I'm only in 11th grade lol.
Lucas For life forms to be on an alien world they could be adapted to living in radiation that is normally lethal to life on Earth. I think it's possible that there could be life on those planets.
@@Angry.General1461 yes, there are many "extremophiles", plants and animals, on this planet, so why not!
*great system; it's a shame it is 40 light years away :(*
The Exoplanets Channel what is it to shame for?
Ash Irfan because it will take us a long time to get there :(
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Max Maximus yes plenty of them: proxima b, ross 128 b, gj 3323 b, gj 667 C c and gj 273 b
No, it's not, if a star like that would be as close to Terra as we could actually reach it, our solar system wouldn't be stable enough to host life, at least for not long enough to evolve to a technological society...
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Yep :)
Always.
I don't think a blanket statement like "life does not exists there" is a fair one.
Even if the worlds of Trappist-I are awash with radiation, life can exist quite comfortably under water or just a little under the ground.
Hell there are organisms here on Earth that can survive in certain levels of radiation.
We don't know yet if life could exists on one of those planets.
Also the fact that the planets are so close together means life can hop from one to the next quite easily over time. More than 10,000X more likely than life hopping between Earth and Mars according to some calculations.
So don't jump to a conclusion just yet about life on Trappist-I.
That's possible.
It's also possible that at least one of the planets within this system possesses a similar geological composition to earth, and could have a radiation resistant electromagnetic field.
I agree and actualy the star isn't so active as other red dwarfs so maybe not so much radiation as we might think . Also some planets could have a magnetic field just as earth does . I belive if there is life anyway in radius of 100 light years trapist system is most likley to have it .
Life there would probably be unicellular and extremophiles. Would not expect any complex life form there.
yeah this narrator guy is negative by saying we wouldnt be able to stay there due to radiation poisoning.
The music always matches well with your voice. Very informative and always looking forward to seeing new videos.
Nice balanced assessment based on actual science. A rare thing these days sadly. Please keep it up.
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Yeah, I could look at dozens of these in a row on all of the recently discovered exoplanets. I'd be so damn smart on the subject I'd be "insufferable", I mean even more so than I am now! :D
i have watched a couple videos before getting to this one and this one has been the best one by far.
thanks! i didnt even get half way through the other ones
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Tidal locking (also called gravitational locking, captured rotation and spin-orbit locking), in the best-known case, occurs when an orbiting astronomical body always has the same face toward the object it is orbiting. This is known as synchronous rotation: the tidally locked body takes just as long to rotate around its own axis as it does to revolve around its partner
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What I get most from looking at these, very excellent, BTW, presentations is the quote from the Wizard of OZ, where Dorothy says: "there's no place like home". But we'll keep looking, not every place in the Universe is "Kansas", there may be a "Tahiti" out there too; or another Kansas, or pretty close, a Nebraska. For now, our "Kansas" is just fine!! :D
I’ve Got most Astronomy intelligence from Dreksler Astral because of the amazing videos he makes and he definitely derserves atleast 1Million subscribers. I hope he will maybe make a very interesting video on 100k subscribers. Those exoplanet videos are super great i really do like your videos Dreksler. One time When i was in School even Got to show One of your videos and they did like the video, that’s more proof that your videos are absolutely amazing! I watch Daily and even though i may watch the same videos over and over then they are still super good!
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Could a high tech spacesuit protect you from radiation maybe? I’m sure by the time we get there, technology would be super duper upgraded by then because it’ll be decades, even centuries by the time we could go there
The Alextrifier For life forms to be on an alien world they could be adapted to living in radiation that is normally lethal to life on Earth. I think it's possible that there could be life on those planets.
@@dollysinn How do you know that? They are already working on the orion drive and science is getting closer to the alcubierre drive
@@ZeloticMemes what is the Orion drive
@@JennyOwnzable The orion drive is an engine that is gonna go incredibly fast
But you can breath on the surface of the third and fourth planet. In trappist system.
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I wonder if any of the Trappist-1 planets actually have an ocean.
I believe that Europa actually has whales in its ocean.
I believe there is so much more out there that we can ever imagine....
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Could you believe how far away this is.. But still in the scale of the universe.. this is "just a few blocks away,"
Ngl it's impressive how close they are to each other
Fascinating how close they are not only to their sun, but to each other. Orbiting their sun in less than a week? Insanely fast!
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Trappist star doesn't emit a lot of flares but the trappist1 planets do have their atmosphere
Does anyone else get weird vibes when they hear the song in the background
Isn’t that song from Jabzy?
3:13 “Tidally locked” doesn’t mean they don’t rotate, it means their rotation period is equal to their orbital period.
By the way, unless the orbit is perfectly circular, you will likely see oscillations in the position of their sun in the sky.
I still do not know why you don't have 100k - 1 Million subscribers arleady, you probably use a lot of time on these video gathering research and only have 65k
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Day 1"Hey guys! I finally made it to the surface of One of the planets in the Trappist system. I have to say it's beautiful. Im feeling a little sick though, I'm sure ill be fine"
Day 2 " Why am I Glowing?"
Great job, it was kind of amazing how know all this
Dreksler Astral is an amazing scientist...
Thank for making dese knowledgeable video
You are better than my college.
that would be easy!!
Now I know what is it like standing on Trap
Nice video as always
Saying its impossible to be habitable due to radiation striping the atmosphere is false.. It is possible that a strong magnetosphere could protect the planet.. the biggest problem is that the planets are tidally locked meaning one side is always hot and the other is very cold. Life would most likely exist only in certain areas
I swear trappist-1 is a master of traps
How dont you have minimum 5 million subs
Yeah i know thats sad.
isaac arthur is very good thanks
with respect for that one, but curious droid-channel is also worth mentioning
Visiting a Diamond Planet
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AGK Fan Nope...you would not be rich.. If we could reach it diamonds will become worthless r
AGK Fan about what?
I know it's far away
But saying you will be rich if you get those diamonds i'm pretty sure it would loose it's value
Hmm... We need some sort of resistance for radiation poisoning if that's possible with genetical modification. 🤔
0:44 (turn on subtitles) ITS JUST 39.99$ away
Thanks for this video
Hopefully the Webb telescope will reveal more but I think the jury is still out on whether the Trappist planets have atmospheres, liquid water and potentially life....there is a good chance that flares from TRAPPIST have stripped atmospheres away but it's not certain....and the mass and density of some of the planets is highly suggestive of a liquid water content
One small nit-pick... Tidally locked moons and planets _do_ rotate on their axis. They just rotate at the same rate as they orbit their parent body.
As for the possible (non-)existence of atmospheres on the planets of Trappist-1, I will reserve judgement until we get hard data back from the James Web Space Telescope and other observational platforms.
Trappist 1 is at least 40 light years away from us & is 4 light years farther than Arcturus, Arcturus is 36 light years away, Trappist 1 is 4 light years further than Arcturus, Trappist 1 is 400 trillion kilometers away & Arcturus is 360 trillion kilometers away, meaning they are 40 trillion kilometers away from each other (4 light years away from each other) that is at least the distance between Earth & Proxima Centauri
Nice video sir
This is interesting universe is so huge✨🥇
Cool wish we could actually have the technology to travel to these planets
We'll all be dead a few centuries; but we will, some day!
your video's are so cool :D
Can you make a video about why planets are tidily locked?
Fun Fact, the Trappist Planets have actual names now! They are, in order from closest in to farther away, Rochefort, Westmalle, Westvleteran, Achel, Chimay, Orval, and Spencer! They are named after six TRAPPIST Beer breweries in Belgium, and one in the US!
It’d be very scary, let’s be honest. Especially with the X ray dosage
what is the name of the music. I've been trying to find this music.
We're here too late to explore the planet and too early to explore the universe... at least we can explore some dank memes😂
I reported some dumb comments that have nothing to do with space.
But anyways, your making me want to play Elite Dangerous. I'll probably visit this system once I come back from the center. ( Sagittarius A )
TRAPPIST-1 e according to its density, may have a big iron core, so it may have a powerful magnetosphere, because of that it may have some atmosphere.
Awesome video dude!
BTW, did you catch a cold? Your voice sounds a bit different.
so i was wondering if you can set titan on fire. if not how much O2 you'd need to do so?. could you make a video about it? also if you leave a heart i would know you saw and said yes.
Name of song? Love the channel btw. Subscribed after a video binge
How the hell do you find all of this out it's amazing
Probably Research
this thingy your are typing on, it's amazing!
Beign tidally locked doesn't mean the planet doesn't spin it means that the rate at which the planet spins is the same as the rate that it orbits around the star.
So unbelievable far away, but still pretty close to our own home..
What a great video !!! I’ve always been very fascinated by the Trappist 1 system and what life would be like living on one of these planets? Too bad we don’t have the technology to possibly do cryogenics where humanity could possibly be frozen since it takes so many light years to reach these or any other distant worlds as a way of keeping us alive until we reached these worlds then slowly wake us up. Is anyone even working on such technology or does such technology as cryogenics even exist were that’d be possible?
What about the most distant exoplanet trappist h? Is it safe under the ice? Does it look like Europa?
would magnetic field mitigate some of the effects on the atmosphere??
For life forms to be on an alien world they could be adapted to living in radiation that is normally lethal to life on Earth. I think it's possible that there could be life on those planets.
Perfect video
The people who stand on extra-solar planets, if any, will have to be a very hardy bunch. It will be a hard thing for them to get there, much less survive and start colonies.
Our Earth and Sun and Moon are incredible because everything is in its perfect size , condition and distance from each other for life.
Yes, we exist..... because we are here!
I understand the radiation problem, but I don't think we can conclude yet so absolutely that life is not possible here. A strong magnetic field could protect a planet to at least some extent. Also, the star is older than our sun and may have passed its early violent stage.
Also, they are potentially candidates for terraforming.
Also why is there no Trappist-A planet?
Radiation? Those planets might have step magnetic fields. There magnetic fields would lessen the radiation concerns and protect atmospheres.
Hey Dreksler, can you tell me what software you use for those images?
Oof, that music introduction
Tidally locked is not that they wont rotate.. infact if they don't rotate they won't be facing the star always..
They rotate around themselves and the hosting star at the same amount of time. One year= one rotation around it self.
If you feel that you're lighter due to the weak gravity does that mean it affects our body somehow
I mean some people could be heavy
Well your mass doesn't change. But the weaker gravity won't pull at you as much, so you feel lighter. Means you can jump higher, walk faster (and longer too) etc.
Tidal locking does not mean planets don't rotate, it means that they rotate at the same speed they orbit
Nice vid
Imagine this System being full of life hosting planets... imagine like three or more different species in the same Solar System...
And imagine if those three or more species managed to coexist... managed to build a viable space programm together... because they have the time and the recources because they dont have to fight each other over a wrong religion... since they already know they are not alone...