Titan was like most planets, 20 mouths not enough to go around, and when we faced extinction I offered a solution, but random his passion is fair to rich and poor alike. They called me a madman. What I predicted came to a pass
Mr. Thanos YOU lived on a planet named Titan which was not in our solar system and therefore was not the moon of Saturn they are talking about. The writers of the film have confirmed this.
Imagine a person taking a quiz test 5 billion years in the future and the question is "From which planet our life originated from?" and the boy or girl could not answer it.
Well, 5 billion years from now, there won't even be Sol to point to, as the sun from the "original galaxy" as it will be a white dwarf and all of this solar system's inner planets will look like charred cinders and uninhabitable, so wherever humans are, Carl Sagan would be proud, but there'd be no one that Carl Sagan would be proud OF.
Pintu Kayu yeah that makes fucking sense. If your talking multiverse theory one or more universes made ours, or combined just like how our galaxy and Andromeda will.
Who says they're not determined? I think they're just hesitant to announce their intentions until they're sure they actually have the means to do it...
I fully agree, and beside Earth - Titan is indeed the most interesting world in the Solar system. Beside the lakes, thick atmosphere the organics found there should make Titan the number one target for planetary exploration. While the Clancy, Lunine & Stevenson study were very well done - the question remain if there's actual organisms there or if the result is caused by prebiotic processes. I would find both possibilities equally interesting, also the prebiotic one as we then could learn of how life gets started in a radically different environment.
Yep agreed. Mars, Titan and Europa are the best candidates for life, with possible life on Titan being the strangest. We know Mars very well, but not the other two
@@exoterminator We happily agree then. ;) Europa is super interesting also, but very difficult to study - the radiation belts poses a challenge to any spacecraft that attempt to land there. And then we would have to dig or drill trough kilometers of ice to get to the ocean below. Human astronauts could not land there at all - unless they were suicidal. The radiation level is equal to putting your head in a microwave oven - yep *that* bad. On Titan the things we look for are all on the surface, and besides the cold - it's an environment where it's not too difficult to operate landers, submarines, blimps or helicopters in. Even human astronauts and explorers is possible on Titan, since the radiation levels is low. And with such a different biosphere - if it's there - there would be no risk whatsoever of contamination.
@@andersforsgren3806 that's very true, but a simple rover that can drill trough the ice could be feasible. I still agree that Titan is easier to explore, especially with humans (but for that we would first explore Mars. And we'd probably need to establish a space station on the Moon I imagine to launch heavier payloads)
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I always found it odd how many scientists say life can only exist with water and/or oxygen. Who says a living being can't survive without them? Life on earth may not be able to make it, but there could be unimaginable creatures out there. My favorite theory was that there are creatures very much like jellyfish that just kinda float around in gas giants or even freely moving through space
The idea of humanity living for 5 billion years, and expanding to the point where we could feasibly forget earth existed as the cradle of our creation, is kind of sad to me. Like moving from your childhood home to a new one, and forgetting the old one. I hope if we exist that long, someone keeps a jar of dirt on their space ship desk, and is like. "A little piece of home wherever I go."
Everyone dismissing planets because they couldn't have earth-like carbon based life. We'll truly never know until we have a look at every planet and almost certainly find that life is far more common and far more varied than we thought.
*Want to say I appreciate the amount of effort, detail, and science put into this video. A lot of videos on similar topics are pretty fluffy, having little substance to answer the topic, but this was well-done.*
Oh my goodness blessed be the algorithm. Man your videos are amazing, so well made geez it’s amazing. Keep up your amazing work this channel is bound for fame in no time.
A question I just came up with (probably other before me too). Because Viruses are so different to other lifeforms on earth. Could viruses be extraterrestrial? Unlikely but everything alien is currently unlikely so what do you think?
No. Viruses need animal cells to reproduce and survive, without Earth life there would be no viruses - ie they would never survive or reproduce in space
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5:00 A tardigrade aka that image u shown is not an extremophile. Its a class to an extremophile but it IS NOT ONE. I'll clarify for you readers. Extremophiles thrive or live in extreme environments where as water bears (or tardigrades these things at 5:00) simply survive in those environments for a little bit. They may as well be able to withstand the most harshness environment Possible for life. But they do not thrive it in or live in as extremophiles do. They merely survive long enough for whatever situation passes and they can get back to living in a normal watery solution. They are easily mistaken so its understandable that u would make the mistake. Just hope u can recognize it and correct it..............
But as it stated, tardigrade can live anywhere as long as there is water, if those water bear keeps exposed to water in titan, it could live there? And mutating
Actually, there is a mission planned to Titan now: Dragonfly. It's a nuclear powered quadcopter that will explore the surface. Unfortunately it won't launch till 2026, and won't get to Titan until 2034, so you'll have a while to wait.
His pronunciation is actually better than the one you are proposing, but it's still not perfect. To know what it really sounds like, let a Dutch text to speech program say "Huygens".
Titans in a few couple hundred million years... "We just spotted aliens!!! They appear to be some weird stick figures yelling yeet and playing some bizarre metallic sound music out of spacecrafts with "Tesla" on the sides."
Breaking in at 2:22 - "More like Veus than Earth"? According the NASA site, Titan's atmospheric pressure is about 60% greater than Earth's. That pressure is far more Earth-like than it is Venus-like. Even without the heat and acid, the air pressure on Venus would be more than enough to kill any of us, instantly. Scuba divers regularly encounter pressures greater than that at the surface of Titan, just by going more than 50 feet below the surface.
Life would be possible... Even though it sounds impossible, it could sustain single celled organisms or bacteria under the solid ice crust. Through chemosynthesis. Chemosynthesis is when an organism uses gasses from the planet's early life to convert into oxygen and food for itself. To summarize, single cells can exist through eating gasses, and therefore, life can exist.
I would argue that lack of CO2 represents a lack of oxygen availability on titan instead of carbon availability. as there are many various carbon rich gasses found on titan. I would argue that the ecology on titan (if it exists) relies on organisms using/generating these compounds . Plus if you look at phase diagrams of CO2, youll quickly come to the conclusion that CO2 probably exists on the surface of titan as a solid. (titan climate: -98 celcius, 1.45 Kpa according to wikipedia)
Excellent video! It was this video (and the series) that caused me to subscribe to you. Just a couple very minor pronunciation corrections: The 'Huygens' in Cassini-Huygens is named after Christiaan Huygens, the discoverer of Titan. His name is pronounced with a hard g (as in the word 'guy'). Also, as an alumnus I can't help but correct your pronunciation of Johns Hopkins. I know it's weird to have an 's' at the end of John, but that WAS the guys name after whom the university is named. I remember them explaining this on the first day of orientation haha en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Huygens_(spacecraft) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Johns_Hopkins Keep making great content.
I mean, to be honest, we honestly don't know how life actually works. We only know how our life works. We can only use what we know, which is very little, to model life as WE know it. It's like littles kids learning how sex works. They use what they've gathered to make their own theory, and almost always get it wrong. This is no different.
Who knows, Earth might be the only planet with life. Pretty unusual to think that considering the universe is massive, but then again. We might have gotten extremely lucky.
@@lynnk5635 it's pretty unlikely. Seeing as the universe billions of years ago, only a few billion after the big bang, was warm enough for almost every planet to support life. So maybe the entire reason we don't see anything concrete about other intelligent races is because they're more evolved than us by BILLIONS of years. Other habitable planets may have only become habitable after the universe cooled down there for they only have animal life at most.
@@bg1052 By our current understanding of the universe, I think its pretty unlikely that there are some civilizations that are billions of years ahead of us. In the early universe there was no heavy element, only hydrogen and helium. It's only after the first generation of stars went supernova that the universe started to fill with heavier element and rocky planets started to form. So unless life can form with hydrogen/helium only and can sustain itself in the emptiness of space or on gaz giants, life wasn't possible in the early universe. I think the reason we don't have any proof of life elsewhere is that the closest intelligent life form is so far away that we don't have the means to detect them and that we don't know where to look. Also I think it's possible another civilization already detected us but they don't have the means or the will to contact us at such distances.
@@alexandrekilburg4061 not like we truly know how the universe was. Gasses my not have been the only thing in the entire universe. Plus we currently think that there were indeed Rocky planets when the universe was only about 7 billion years old. It does exactly take that long for heavier eliminates to form. Most think that heavy eliminates, like gold,iron,ect, form almost instantly after a large stars die. Seeing as we think the early universe was full of larger stars it's safe to say rocky planets were possible. Plus we've already found rocky planets that are thought to be a lot older than earth so.... It's still possible.
Revisiting some of Atlas Pros older videos in 2022, this is already 4 years old but I can remember when this video first came out. I'm pretty sure I was watching it in the living room, dad still at work, and had a bowl of Ramen, it was either Shrimp or Chicken. Life was nice
What if, laws on other planets are different than ours. For instance, we need water to live. What if they need something different. And its the same for other planets, they need something different. Could we come to conclusion that every planet has some form of life. Maybe we are just unable to know for sure that they are there because we don’t have the right senses to observe them. We have sight what if they don’t need that and instead they evolved a different trait that they need to live on their planet. My brain hurts
*Molten ice*
And
*Liquid water*
Hello sans!
DOES EXIST solid water and vapor water. Ice is not always made of water( CO2 for example)
Danny99s watch the video
Danny99s bruh
Danny99s r/woooosh
Yeah it is. Thanos is from there
Well not anymore after they drew themselves to extinction
When I saw "Vormir" I thought it might be Titan bc of the lakes and dunes
No I'm not Thanos dad
Oh snap!
Boi Boi
*dissolves into dust*
It is. In fact it is my home.
and it was beautiful
Wait, you live in my house?
LOL
Titan was like most planets, 20 mouths not enough to go around, and when we faced extinction I offered a solution, but random his passion is fair to rich and poor alike. They called me a madman. What I predicted came to a pass
Mr. Thanos YOU lived on a planet named Titan which was not in our solar system and therefore was not the moon of Saturn they are talking about.
The writers of the film have confirmed this.
You: water
Me, an intellectual: Molten Ice.
Finally. Some good fricking molten ice
I use h2o bitch
@@julianborjesson9857 i use fish air bitch
CommandBlock707 fish use the oxygen in the water to breath. Lmao nice try
ocean sauce
So basically we are breathing plant poop
**sips alamo beer** yup.
I hope your joking.
And plants eat our poop, such is the manner of life. Beautiful.
I was gonna comment that, but meh
Basically
Imagine a person taking a quiz test 5 billion years in the future and the question is "From which planet our life originated from?" and the boy or girl could not answer it.
Given how SOME PEOPLE can't do that already, if we even exist by that time that's more than very fucking likely.
Well, 5 billion years from now, there won't even be Sol to point to, as the sun from the "original galaxy" as it will be a white dwarf and all of this solar system's inner planets will look like charred cinders and uninhabitable, so wherever humans are, Carl Sagan would be proud, but there'd be no one that Carl Sagan would be proud OF.
Earth won't exist then the sun will swallow it.
They'd be from Future America.
Pintu Kayu yeah that makes fucking sense. If your talking multiverse theory one or more universes made ours, or combined just like how our galaxy and Andromeda will.
"Titan was like most planets"
"It was beautiful"
And held the most sexy manliest and buff dude ever........THANOS
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33% destiny references
33% marvel references
33% actual science stuff
1% minecraft iron golems
Matt Lovell ;[
Wow
Weebs=simps
Hentai watchers=Chads
Iron golems?
@@Metztii but Hentai watchers are weebs
im suprised the US government is not determined to bring democracy to Titan when learning about the oceans of gas
Underrated Comment.
😂true
Tim Shufflebottom because it doesn’t have *OIL*
Zing!
Who says they're not determined? I think they're just hesitant to announce their intentions until they're sure they actually have the means to do it...
“Titan was like most planets, too many mouths, not enough to go around. And when we faced extinction I offered a solution”
Genocide?
But random, dispassionate, fair to rich and poor alike........they called me a madman
@@McQueenFAN95 then what I predicted came to pass
Congratulations, you're a prophet.
@@Rnankn im a survivor
Yeah, that’s why they sent Sloane there and even Zavala ended up going
CS_1217 me also titan me one-eyed mask
Also me lion rampart titan
The Hive: sorry we're full.
@@babyccinoau1321 me hunter me stompees
Babyccino Au “what do you think your doing”
AzotoSome= nitrogen body
Some=body
Somebody=bodybody
Now I know why u r sad
Bodybody once told me Titan was gonna roll me
@@J_A_M_D because of you I finally know that "I ain't the sharpest tool in the shed" is a metaphor for "I ain't the sharpest fool in the bed"
bodybody=bodybodybody
@a ramdom astronomy star Bodybodybodybody=Bodybodybodybodybody
Why does this video have so few views? Titan is really interesting and your video covers it really well
I fully agree, and beside Earth - Titan is indeed the most interesting world in the Solar system.
Beside the lakes, thick atmosphere the organics found there should make Titan the number one target for planetary exploration.
While the Clancy, Lunine & Stevenson study were very well done - the question remain if there's actual organisms there or if the result is caused by prebiotic processes.
I would find both possibilities equally interesting, also the prebiotic one as we then could learn of how life gets started in a radically different environment.
Yep agreed. Mars, Titan and Europa are the best candidates for life, with possible life on Titan being the strangest. We know Mars very well, but not the other two
@@exoterminator We happily agree then. ;)
Europa is super interesting also, but very difficult to study - the radiation belts poses a challenge to any spacecraft that attempt to land there.
And then we would have to dig or drill trough kilometers of ice to get to the ocean below. Human astronauts could not land there at all - unless they were suicidal.
The radiation level is equal to putting your head in a microwave oven - yep *that* bad.
On Titan the things we look for are all on the surface, and besides the cold - it's an environment where it's not too difficult to operate landers, submarines, blimps or helicopters in. Even human astronauts and explorers is possible on Titan, since the radiation levels is low.
And with such a different biosphere - if it's there - there would be no risk whatsoever of contamination.
@@andersforsgren3806 that's very true, but a simple rover that can drill trough the ice could be feasible. I still agree that Titan is easier to explore, especially with humans (but for that we would first explore Mars. And we'd probably need to establish a space station on the Moon I imagine to launch heavier payloads)
Leigh Page lightning will strike...
Titan may become hot when the sun turns into a red giant. Birth of Thanos may be possible.
Grimace from Mcdonalds?
@@usagi2934 I meant Thanos.
@@ZU85 same thing, but less terrifying
@@usagi2934 ok
ZU85 but...it will still explode.....
Meanwhile on titan...
"Is life possible on earth?"
😂😂😂😂
Life on earth is obvious we can see oceans and atmospheres directly
@@n.m.8802 We don't see the ocean blue from our home and a blue atmosphere
@@slowedmood7440 and green surfaces
@@nicosteve0570 It could be purple or something, it can be other colours vegetation
3:18
OP : “To be considered as life it would need to be composed of cells , but rocks and water aren’t”
Iron Golems : * visible anger *
😂😂
My pet rock: *V I S I B L E A N G E R*
Life on Titan?
Hive gets mad when they see us
Edit: 400+ likes!!!!!
LivingCHAOS93 lmao
*hears distant golden gun
Why can’t I find more Destiny comments here?
It’s not a destiny vid but I thought it was so I clicked
*screams in Omnigul*
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I’m not sure how you have such a small audience. Your videos are amazing
Let me guess your home?
It was and it was beautiful.
Garrett Sampson It was, and it was beautiful.
British Agent Titan was like most planets; too many mouths, not enough to go around. And when we faced extinction, I offered a solution."
@@crazyforcoffee5950 they called me a mad man
@@yaboicash6666 yes, and it was beautiful
@@deprecatedchannel3877 and what i predicted came to pass
Your videos are excellent!
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed :)
@@AtlasPro1 bro don't you know that thanos is from Titan?
@@gustavofring9148 Obama responded
@@AtlasPro1 life on titan may use dna
It’s crawling with hive so yea, duh
Not that hard though when you are power level 900
*Continues to get murdered by trying to solo the level 1030 nightfall*
I always found it odd how many scientists say life can only exist with water and/or oxygen. Who says a living being can't survive without them? Life on earth may not be able to make it, but there could be unimaginable creatures out there. My favorite theory was that there are creatures very much like jellyfish that just kinda float around in gas giants or even freely moving through space
Your videos are so detailed and well-researched.
OP: says "viruses"
TH-cam: "RECOMMEND IT RN"
Eric Delgado I see your a fellow redditot
The idea of humanity living for 5 billion years, and expanding to the point where we could feasibly forget earth existed as the cradle of our creation, is kind of sad to me. Like moving from your childhood home to a new one, and forgetting the old one.
I hope if we exist that long, someone keeps a jar of dirt on their space ship desk, and is like. "A little piece of home wherever I go."
Waiter: Would like like any drinks to start?
Me: Oh I’ll just take some molten ice
Imagine if we found life that does not require water on earth. That would indirectly be a huge discovery
“It was, and it was beautiful”
So your saying it is possible for the Hive to make titan another one of their "war moons"
Well… they can do that with any planet. I mean they tried with our moon and would have succeeded if we hadn’t stopped the pyramid.
Everyone dismissing planets because they couldn't have earth-like carbon based life. We'll truly never know until we have a look at every planet and almost certainly find that life is far more common and far more varied than we thought.
If there is no Carbon life. You can't also know.
0:09 "... capable of thought"
shows jellyfish
Jellyfish do think, just not like us. You should watch kurzgesagt’s video on consciousness it’s very interesting.
Would love to see you continue this series! Or even just talk more about space stuff!
Like space stuff?
Try the remco closet organization system
Only 999.99
Life isn't possible on titan because people keep attacking it.
Dang you right
people never attacked titan they just spyin and see what the heck is goin on
@bluefoil lol you got the reference.
@@vinnce9288 is this a r/whoosh?
But the translation is wrong. Shingeki no Kyojin means something like "the attacking titan." So we better be prepared.
"and the earth might be forgotten by then"
the start point will never miss bro
me: *sees the title*
also me: *destiny flashbacks*
So titan has life. Its the guardians from Destiny 2
You deserve more subs
Atlas Pro: Is there life on Titan?
Thanos: Let me show you how to scratch it
never moving there imagine the bad ping against US scrubs
So we breathe plant poop. Nice.
Video: Is life possible on Titan?
Me: *Screeching Thrall Noises*
Voop Squad they are easy to kill though
3:40 He should’ve used his foot...
No, we don't accept foot fetishes
i wish i can leave this planet a find another one by myself
You're voice is absolutely the most pleasant to listen to, I truly enjoy just hearing you speak and your videos are indeed captivating.
Do you believe everything he says ?
*Want to say I appreciate the amount of effort, detail, and science put into this video. A lot of videos on similar topics are pretty fluffy, having little substance to answer the topic, but this was well-done.*
To be alive cant an organism be silicone based instead? in theory its possible?
if it's possible. silicon-based organisms should be much slower as i think(silicium is 2.3 times heavier than carbon)
@Sasha Da Masta So basically, carbon masterrace
It's possible that living things could be based on almost any element in the periodic table.
I like how you cover 'life as we don't know it' that does not require water. That possibility is rarely discussed in videos such as this one.
Oh my goodness blessed be the algorithm.
Man your videos are amazing, so well made geez it’s amazing.
Keep up your amazing work this channel is bound for fame in no time.
A question I just came up with (probably other before me too).
Because Viruses are so different to other lifeforms on earth. Could viruses be extraterrestrial?
Unlikely but everything alien is currently unlikely so what do you think?
No. Viruses need animal cells to reproduce and survive, without Earth life there would be no viruses - ie they would never survive or reproduce in space
Am I the only person who thought of the game "Attack on titan"when they read the title?
Yes
Can't we just shoot some animals on titan and see if one of them sticks?
Alright let’s start with u
Law of the universe. If something can happen, it will happen. (eventually) this is true for all things.
SteakOnSpear
What if it can’t?
@@larrytruelove7112 then it won't (:
SteakOnSpear then why can’t I get a girlfriend
@@Bobelponge123 think about it, do you truly want one?
Real Laundry Sauce
Some things truly are impossible, like square circles or faster than light travel. Either you’re ugly or the great ones just haven’t discovered you yet.
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Titan was beautiful. When it faced extinction, I offered a solution.
Random genocide.
5:00 A tardigrade aka that image u shown is not an extremophile. Its a class to an extremophile but it IS NOT ONE.
I'll clarify for you readers. Extremophiles thrive or live in extreme environments where as water bears (or tardigrades these things at 5:00) simply survive in those environments for a little bit. They may as well be able to withstand the most harshness environment Possible for life. But they do not thrive it in or live in as extremophiles do. They merely survive long enough for whatever situation passes and they can get back to living in a normal watery solution.
They are easily mistaken so its understandable that u would make the mistake. Just hope u can recognize it and correct it..............
But as it stated, tardigrade can live anywhere as long as there is water, if those water bear keeps exposed to water in titan, it could live there?
And mutating
Lets just crash a couple of probes and cross our fingers
Cool video!
Thanks!
Actually, there is a mission planned to Titan now: Dragonfly. It's a nuclear powered quadcopter that will explore the surface. Unfortunately it won't launch till 2026, and won't get to Titan until 2034, so you'll have a while to wait.
Hey, Guardian!
Do a video about Jupiter moon Europa which is another prime candidate for life.
The way he pronounced “archae” (ㆀ˘･з･˘)
2:16 2:26 its pronounced HOY GENZ not Ha Jens
His pronunciation is actually better than the one you are proposing, but it's still not perfect. To know what it really sounds like, let a Dutch text to speech program say "Huygens".
Titans in a few couple hundred million years...
"We just spotted aliens!!! They appear to be some weird stick figures yelling yeet and playing some bizarre metallic sound music out of spacecrafts with "Tesla" on the sides."
"Titan was like most planets. Too many mouths, not enough to go around. And when we faced extinction, I offered a solution."
Richard Kim genocide ?
Him:viruses are not life really
Me: ha ha coronavirus you ain’t life get rektttt
Classic Luke808 yea it just ends it
Midwxlks14 xD
Midwxlks14 dark humour oof
I’d personally love to see more videos in this series
Breaking in at 2:22 - "More like Veus than Earth"? According the NASA site, Titan's atmospheric pressure is about 60% greater than Earth's. That pressure is far more Earth-like than it is Venus-like. Even without the heat and acid, the air pressure on Venus would be more than enough to kill any of us, instantly. Scuba divers regularly encounter pressures greater than that at the surface of Titan, just by going more than 50 feet below the surface.
Please do the video on Venus!
Titan was like most planets. Too many mouths, not enough to go around. And when we faced extinction I offered a solution
I like how he implied we breath plant poop at 3 mins 45 seconds. Just saying.
My OCD is being triggered.
Me, a gamer: The hive
Life would be possible...
Even though it sounds impossible, it could sustain single celled organisms or bacteria under the solid ice crust.
Through chemosynthesis.
Chemosynthesis is when an organism uses gasses from the planet's early life to convert into oxygen and food for itself.
To summarize, single cells can exist through eating gasses, and therefore, life can exist.
I'm fairly certain there's life on Titan. We just gotta find it.
I would argue that lack of CO2 represents a lack of oxygen availability on titan instead of carbon availability. as there are many various carbon rich gasses found on titan. I would argue that the ecology on titan (if it exists) relies on organisms using/generating these compounds .
Plus if you look at phase diagrams of CO2, youll quickly come to the conclusion that CO2 probably exists on the surface of titan as a solid. (titan climate: -98 celcius, 1.45 Kpa according to wikipedia)
The way God created the universe is so marvelous 🙏🏼❤
This is bait isn't it
Excellent video! It was this video (and the series) that caused me to subscribe to you.
Just a couple very minor pronunciation corrections:
The 'Huygens' in Cassini-Huygens is named after Christiaan Huygens, the discoverer of Titan. His name is pronounced with a hard g (as in the word 'guy'). Also, as an alumnus I can't help but correct your pronunciation of Johns Hopkins. I know it's weird to have an 's' at the end of John, but that WAS the guys name after whom the university is named. I remember them explaining this on the first day of orientation haha
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Huygens_(spacecraft)
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Johns_Hopkins
Keep making great content.
*insert Infinity War Thanos dialouge on Titan *
What happened to doing this series after mars?
Actually, we do have a new probe going to Titan within the next decade. It's called Dragonfly.
"Dragonfly" is a groovy name.
and then the beast titan have to throw rocks to "dragonfly"
Earth after dying: phew I escaped from these monsters
Titan: *T H A N K Y O U 4 K I L L I N G M E W I T H U R D E A T H*
great video, Atlas.
it's my first time on your channel, and i've already subbed. idk how you only have 63k subs. good content.
Ur gay
I mean, to be honest, we honestly don't know how life actually works. We only know how our life works. We can only use what we know, which is very little, to model life as WE know it. It's like littles kids learning how sex works. They use what they've gathered to make their own theory, and almost always get it wrong. This is no different.
Who knows, Earth might be the only planet with life. Pretty unusual to think that considering the universe is massive, but then again. We might have gotten extremely lucky.
@@lynnk5635 it's pretty unlikely. Seeing as the universe billions of years ago, only a few billion after the big bang, was warm enough for almost every planet to support life. So maybe the entire reason we don't see anything concrete about other intelligent races is because they're more evolved than us by BILLIONS of years. Other habitable planets may have only become habitable after the universe cooled down there for they only have animal life at most.
Thanks for being honest.
@@bg1052 By our current understanding of the universe, I think its pretty unlikely that there are some civilizations that are billions of years ahead of us. In the early universe there was no heavy element, only hydrogen and helium. It's only after the first generation of stars went supernova that the universe started to fill with heavier element and rocky planets started to form. So unless life can form with hydrogen/helium only and can sustain itself in the emptiness of space or on gaz giants, life wasn't possible in the early universe.
I think the reason we don't have any proof of life elsewhere is that the closest intelligent life form is so far away that we don't have the means to detect them and that we don't know where to look. Also I think it's possible another civilization already detected us but they don't have the means or the will to contact us at such distances.
@@alexandrekilburg4061 not like we truly know how the universe was. Gasses my not have been the only thing in the entire universe. Plus we currently think that there were indeed Rocky planets when the universe was only about 7 billion years old. It does exactly take that long for heavier eliminates to form. Most think that heavy eliminates, like gold,iron,ect, form almost instantly after a large stars die. Seeing as we think the early universe was full of larger stars it's safe to say rocky planets were possible. Plus we've already found rocky planets that are thought to be a lot older than earth so.... It's still possible.
Nope.
It's gonna be hard to live there with the Hive there too
A Doctor teen titans 😂
@@Ryan-tn7qg No, the Hive from Destiny
A Doctor still works with teen titans lol
Yes
I really enjoy this series! Nice work!
Mispronounces Huygens.
Calling the probe “Huggens” killed me
Not to mention "the University of Cornell"
Titan?? Oh, you mean Thanos's home world
Sayan guria Yes and it was beautiful...
Shut up
Destiny 2 players:
Thanos fans:
Attack on Titan fans:
*ALLOW US TO INTRODUCE OURSELVES*
Don't do it. Plz
Are you continuing this series? I'd be interested in a Life on Europa :)
Jody Marais-Down europe è
@@RynellTV do you even know what Europa is
Chrome TN do you even know what a joke is?
@@mythtikoxide1151 do you even know how to comprehend sentences
Chrome TN yes
Last time I checked it was an endless sea infested with a alien race that warships worm gods
So no,life is not sustainable there
How disgusting would the hive be irl?
Henninator 24 really disgusting,I’ve seen a 4K screenshot up close to an acolyte face and that shit is ugly
@@onesmileybaldy8303 Indeed.
I love hive lore. Especially the ascendants. A.K.A sathona (savathûn), aurix (oryx) and sivo (xivu arath)
Revisiting some of Atlas Pros older videos in 2022, this is already 4 years old but I can remember when this video first came out. I'm pretty sure I was watching it in the living room, dad still at work, and had a bowl of Ramen, it was either Shrimp or Chicken. Life was nice
The good ol' days
Been here since 60k 😎
Oh wait, that was yesterday. Wow! This channel is growing fast! I am getting in on the next big channel early!
*life is confirmed in titan*
levi: "is there a way to go there?"
Yes there’s a big ducking worm in the waters on titan
I learn more from your channel than i ever learned in school
What if, laws on other planets are different than ours. For instance, we need water to live. What if they need something different. And its the same for other planets, they need something different. Could we come to conclusion that every planet has some form of life. Maybe we are just unable to know for sure that they are there because we don’t have the right senses to observe them. We have sight what if they don’t need that and instead they evolved a different trait that they need to live on their planet. My brain hurts
But life forms, no matter how different they may be, have some common things between them so we can detect them. So far this hasn't happen.
Maybe our instruments are not enough for it to detect its bio signature
Your animations are so entertaining. Love your channel. ♥
10:50 that's the goal of kurzgesagt
Plack morty 😂
People who play Destiny 2: pushes up glasses
Prenice Simpson-Cooper bruh
*People who watched avengers infinity war: pushes up glasses
Prenice Simpson-Cooper lmao
*hears distant golden gun