Stunning Pluto Images Show Something Unusual Going On There
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ค. 2024
- Pluto is an icy world that was once considered the ninth planet of the solar system. It's so far away that ground-based telescopes can hardly reveal any surface images of the dwarf planet. Hence, Pluto remained a mystery for several decades after its discovery. In 2006, NASA launched the New Horizons probe to study Pluto, which was still considered the ninth planet. New Horizons reached Pluto after more than nine years and became the first spacecraft to fly by the far-flung world. It sent back stunning images of the dwarf planet that revealed striking details of its surface.
Although New Horizons has now crossed the mark of 50 AU from Earth, data from the space probe is still being analyzed after six years of the Pluto flyby. And now, research has shown that Pluto is not as calm as it seems. It is covered with ice volcanoes and the icy body might harbor liquid-water ocean underneath its surface.
In the fifth episode of the Sunday Discoveries Series, let's learn about the discovery of ice volcanoes on Pluto in detail.
REFERENCES:
Research Paper: go.nature.com/3LcdNih
New Horizons Mission: go.nasa.gov/37GQNcS
Cryovolcanoes: bit.ly/3Lceb0d
Enceladus: go.nasa.gov/3Lb8ZKb
Ocean Worlds: bit.ly/3OB1puz
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Pluto will always be a planet to me.🥺 l don't care what scientists say.
Pluto got a bum rap!😜😜😜
Exactly I still call it a planet, cause growing up in school I learn about it so much.
Ditto!
Hell yes!!!
I find it strange that it takes so long to reach another planet....in the photos doesn't seem so far
Of all the Planets in our Solar System, Pluto has always held a special place in my heart. Once a Planet always a Planet.
I'll never under why they simply didn't say from now on the requirements to be a planet is such and such with the exception of Pluto so we don't have to rewrite books. So ridiculous
Ditto ❤️🇨🇦
In historical astrology, there were stars, transitory objects such as comets, and planets. Thus, the Sun and Moon were considered planets, but not the Earth. With the rise of the heliocentric model, objects that orbit the Sun were planets, meaning that Earth was a planet, but so was the Moon
What do you or anyone benefit from it ?
@@nomasker1360 Exactly
I’m glad to say that I grew up when Pluto was a planet and there were five continents on planet Earth.
It's 7 though
@@dardoura Depends what part of the world you live in regarding # of continents counted.
You see Africa, Europe, Asia = 3 continents, others see Afro-Eurasia as 1 .
Pluto is and always will be a planet! (he says showing his age).
@@giacobabosque4164 Geology doesn't give a rat's ass about what people see. There are 8 continents with Zealandia being the newest addition.
@@giacobabosque4164 I live on earth, the 7 continents are Africa, Asia, Europe, North America, South America, Antarctica and Australia. Terms like Euroasia, middle east, those aren't continents but state a location in between continents. As for the Zealandia one, it's mostly under water so technically can't be considered a continent.
My birthday is July 12, and I turned 15 to get the first HD pictures of Pluto as a birthday gift, it was a fantastic year.
I was born on July 12 too. I will wish you a Happy 16th. May you live long and discover many interesting facts about our beloved planet. Regards Paresh
Pluto was my buddy since childhood and I never gave up on him eventhough the science kicked him out 🥺❤️
Damn right bro! Screw them smartypant jackasses!
I always loved Pluto too
I will never accept what those so-called scientists say. Pluto is full-blown planet.
@@golden2662 me too of course it is
Earth and Pluto are the only planets with one moon.
That may not mean much but Pluto will always be a planet to me.
With all those features, Pluto should still be classified as a full-fledged planet, no matter its size.
it is the 9th planet!
What about Eris, Ceres, Gonggong and Haumea?
@@titan9259 nope.
I seen a shirt that said Pluto was big enough for your mom lol
I agree. Everybody knows that size doesn't matter😉
I've always wondered what it would be like to spend a moment on a distant planet how it would feel and look like. One can only be left to imagine.
Some VR stuff is pretty convincing. Closest I'll ever get to driving a formula one but the visuals...wow
Same as here but less colorful
You don’t want to be on that death trap my friend.
You will miss Home(Earth) the first nanosecond you land there.
Pluto is the best of all other planets. Go for it 😃
No matter what scientists say, pluto is always my favourite.😍. Still in my mind with special position ❤❤❤❤
Given all the active convection cells in that ice slush, it's probably still active. It doesn't need to be "hot" by our standards. Just needs a sufficient temperature differential.
It doesn't take much heat to liquefy frozen nitrogen.
-210 degrees C or -346 degrees F.
Man I wish I was smart like you guys are. I'm serious. It's so impressive.
@@sryburn641 research bro! Always be a student! And never assume no one can teach you anything!
@@kevinlittleton3754 right on. Thats what I needed to hear. Thinking about going back to UNT to audit some music and psychology courses. 28 hours away from a degree. It's been 30 years since I attended. I love being a sponge if the environment foster exploratory thought.
Maybe I'll go back.
Thanks for the juice.
Sometimes we all need someone to kick us in the ass s a little.
@@sryburn641 get after it man! Trust I can probably learn a lot from you and I think I’m highly intelligent.
Little known factoid: Brian May, lead guitarist of Queen, worked on this mission! He’s an astrophysicist!
I just checked and Pluto has a highly eliptical orbit that at perihelion can come within Neptune's orbit and the at that point the surface can sublimate (perhaps as a comet might do?) So if the becomes warmer it might become weaker in certain spots, while the pressure of water freezing below the surface might push it out at sudden moments, perhaps. Changes in pressure as the interior takes longer to warm than the exterior. I offer this as another possible suggestion for the presence of water volcanoes on Pluto. Just wondering...don't panic. ;)
Thank you for the insight
Such an amazing planet!
Seems like yesterday. The photos of Pluto were a highlight of 2015! The gift that keeps on giving; New Horizons. Wonderful post! Thanks for posting. v
I agree
Hey @Hayley هايلي , I checked out your channel & you have a LOT of posts concerning flat earth. Enough said. Stay safe. v
@Hayley هايلي , You lead a small life. v
@Hayley هايلي , I'm happy for you. v
It was once the coldest planet in our solar system. I haven't experienced snow so I had take a liking to Pluto as my favorite planet when I was a kid.
You've never experienced snow? You should try it. It's wonderful. Winter and Fall are my favorite months.
Snow is amazing, the feeling of cold ❄️ on your face on a beautiful winter day when the Sun is so unbelievably bright. Snow ❄️ makes everything look different,a newness, as it layers on pine trees, a big fluffy white sparkling blanket. Pretty soon 🤞 well a few months actually. But the bitter is cold is like putting your face in your freezer.🥶 That's a whole different experience. ❄️🌨️ Fall I can't wait!!!!!
Try taking a liking to The Artic Circle, it has snow too!
Snow Is cool but not when is like -20 c thats not fun
The Pluto system is fascinating. 5 moons with one, Charon, just slightly smaller and creating a double planetary system. I'm glad that in my lifetime I got see what it really looks like and learn about it's fascinating features.
More time wasting watching and nothing supernatural..
Pluto will never be forgotten ❤
Just because we can't live there does not mean other entities could not live there the same way we are acclimated to Earth they could be acclimated to those conditions
Facts
@@carljohnson5511 😂😂😂😂😂
@@carljohnson5511 💀
In the Vedas God says that there is life on every planet.That he gives the living entities a body suitable for that environment.
@@carljohnson5511 Yeah, way up
I am in my sixties, it was so engrossed as a young boy in sciences and planetary informations. I too still consider Pluto a planet, but in thrilled with the information in the pictures that we get to enjoy and see these marvelous spaceships have taken
It's ALL CGI Foks! Don't believe the big lie - there are no Planets - they are all wandering Stars! lol
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It's so nice that you tell your age, even If someone who's much younger than you wants to speak bad to you, he won't do it.
wow such clear images. amazing
I have first discovered pluto in 2006 in first grade that’s when our teacher taught us the planets and how Pluto is a planet but was kicked off because it’s a dwarf planet. And in 2015 i saw a news of a documentary of discovering Pluto. Was absolutely hyped and thrilled to see. and i have been following with new horizon since.
Are they going to reinstate Pluto's rank of being the 9th planet? In my humble opinion it should have never been removed!
None of the stuff in this video would impact the definition of a planet. It's still a dwarf planet, like Ceres and a number of many other dwarf planets in the Solar system. Problem is that if you change the definition such that Pluto qualifies, then we would suddenly also have dozens of other "planets" in the system.
I think they have, but haven't followed up to see if true.
I doubt so,since Pluto is still a dwarf planet and the term dwarf planet appeared in order to give a better explanation about dwarf planets like Pluto and Ceres!
Pluto always has been 9th planet . Those loser scientists don't know what they are talking about.
@ZARGON agree, here my kids books still contain pluto as part of the planets in the solar system.. don't care if pluto is a sixth of the earth..
We will never forget Pluto... doesn't matter what some scientists say...you can't seperate Pluto from us.
Well…it might be declassified as a planet…but then does that mean we can give it the title of “diamond in the rough.” Considering we’re still discovering a lot about it
Says Mickey Mouse, and people all over the world. ❤️
Yeap..And I have Pluto in my astrological chart...In first house..
You mean "some scientists" like the one who DISCOVERED Pluto?
"..." Is cringe
Shout out to everybody that still rocks with Pluto.
Very Well done!!!
I am a Plutonian here on a special mission. I appreciate all your support for us to retain our planet status.
You're a funny man
@@GaadhiMahendra alien.....funny alien...
You're not coming for the Earth Women? Such a relief; them Martians said they were fallen angels 'n sheeeitt.
💀..ya got yer "green card"..??
Am I only one who believes always believe "What if the very simple definition that defines that any planet that needs to be habitable is wrong". It is scientifically proven that many organisms even though they are microorganisms can survive in extreme tempratures in both earth as wells in outer space. I mean 3 -4 centuries ago most of us believed that earth is the center of the universe, For a very long time many people believes that earth is a flat object which was proven wrong. Many people didn't believe in idea of black holes even though it was theorized way back in 18 century but it took nearly 150 years thanks to efforts of hawking and Penrose that it's existence was accepted. The discovery of T-Rex changed the world forever and recent fossil discovery ( only in 2009) of Titanoboa showed how little we humans know about our surroundings.
Exactly. The more we discover, the less we know.
How about we don't classify anything then since you think it complicates things? We're all gonna die anyway when the sun burns up, so it's all pointless anyway...how's that for uncomplicated for you?
Yes and they have found life on Earth in the most extreme environments, the bottom of the ocean at volcanic vents on the Sea floor. A giant Methan Lake in Mexico. Its arrogant of Humans to think we are the only life that matters.
Thanks for sharing
Amen Sister! Couldn't agree more. I absolutely LOVE astronomy and anything to do with space!
Even though they consider Pluto a dwarf planet they should reconsider Pluto a planet. Until the day I die I'll always consider Pluto 100% a actually planet
Pluto identifies itself as a planet.
@@garyrosson4818 that's one reason why they should reconsider Pluto a planet
@@garyrosson4818 transplanet
Riiiiiiiight? I mean, why do we have to specify? Like, some people are born with dwarfism, but we still consider them PEOPLE! 😁
HERE HERE I TOTALLY AGREE.
You know may be the heat is being produced by the fact that Pluto has 5 moons. That is quite a lot for one small planet.
Pluto has one moon Charon
@@sourabhkarmakar8040 Pluto has 5 moons. Charon Hydra Styx Nix Kerberos..... look it up.
And Charon might be responsible for causing the heat since it is almost as big an Pluto, and it obviously affects its gravitational orbit.
Don’t know why I couldn’t get the option to answer you on your message.
@@samuelmiensinompe4902 yeah I saw 😱
@@samuelmiensinompe4902 my fav planet , btw the other moons aren't that big
Maybe its a part of Charon or an asteroid hitting it then splitting up
Earth and Pluto are the only planets with one moon.
That may not mean much but Pluto will always be a planet to me.
And now you say Pluto has 5 moons ❓️❔️❓️
I hope they point the Magellan telescope at Pluto.
Good video vary good indeed thanks.
Excellent Video.
How do you think life, human imagination and human potential would change had it be announced that its a solid fact, that there was now new-found extra-terrestrial life and excess massive signs of activity on a planet far away in our own Solar System, such as Pluto?
It shouldn't change anything at all. At least not for those with a basic understanding of mathematical probability. Taking into consideration the extreme number of stars AKA suns, and assuming each has just a single revolving planetary body, the presence of a similarly intelligent life form to our own is a certainty. In other words it is mathematically impossible for us to be the sole intelligent species capable of solving problems by creating tools and altering our physical environment to meet our collective needs for survival.
There are monoliths that are farther out on moons and such already. The annunaki hit every planet up to earth.
@@fz1000red I don't believe that this is the case. Biochemists have been stating for years that it is impossible for any life to begin on any planet, it's just taken a while for evolutionary biologists etc (Who the public get most of their information from) to catch up. Yet even people like Richard Dawkins have accepted this fact, in relation to their filed at least. Yet himself and others in his filed believe that we must have been put here by aliens, yet that goes against all the other scientific findings in the relative fields.
Biochemists for example who work at the molecular level know that it's impossible for life to begin on our planet or any other. One renowned biochemist. who's name escapes me at the moment, stated that it would be astronomically more likely, for a hurricane to go through a junkyard, and perfectly assemble a jumbo jet, than it would for just the first stage of life to begin on it's own, and the several following stages are just as impossible. And obviously as it snowballs through the stages it becomes less and less impossible, to a trillion to one etc.
Yet the problem is, is the more scientific breakthroughs we make, we are realising that it's more impossible for life to begin on it's own not less. And if this trend continues, you could use a small gust of wind, in the junkyard analogy rather than a hurricane.
So the point is that it's essentially impossible for there to be any form life, anywhere. So although we are here, the chances of it happening again, are like a Googolplex, Googolplex, Googolplex, Googolplex, Googolplex, Googolplex, Googolplex, Googolplex etc, etc to one.
The only way that we know of that life could have begun in the universe is through something that existed outside of our universe, yet again we have the same issue, that anything that has a beginning, had to have been created by something else. Which is why now a growing number of scientists believe that what ever created the universe must have been eternal, and existed before time itself existed which could be unique to our universe.
The thing is though, when you start talking about an eternal force that created our universe, you start getting close to the discussion of God, which a lot of the older scientists don't want to talk about, yet amongst the younger generations of scientists, it's now getting close to 50% of them that believe in God, and a higher percentage of them are a lot more open to the conversation and research, even if they don't personally believe in the hypothesis. So as the older generations retire, we should be able to make many more exciting discoveries in this area.
@@anthonyshanaman5637 annunaki?
you watched too much Hollywood.
more likely to find life on the moon over pluto
When I was young my grandfather taught me about the planets in the solar system. I remember learning it as the 9th planet. But about 7 years later I got to know that Pluto is not considered a planet anymore when they taught us about it at school. But to me Pluto has always been the 9th
planet
Imagine going your whole life knowing it was the 9th. I only recently found out about its demotion to a dwarf planet, making me almost 20 years late to the party.
No problem. These partiers got drunk later & decided in their drunken state to trick us & tell us it was no longer a planet.
Good thing you're not the one establishing the science then since apparently you just think science is about however you feel and not about making an effort to truly understand and classify things in the universe
Exactly
I remember learning in school that it was a planet....I'm getting old
Greatl video
Pluto has a heart of a planet.. literally.. ❤️
Pluto will always be a planet to me. I think it was unfairly demoted.
Agreed.
HEAR, HEAR!
@Trawl Youu they “demoted” it! And had no right. We don’t demote little people.
@Trawl Youu Yes,just like we are a dwarf planet to Jupiter!
Unconscionably demoted! A plague on these intellectual snobs and s**t-faced 'scinetists" who truly believe that they know everythihg.
I feel that our hopes for colonization may be found in the ice sheets of icy planets. It's easier to drill out some ice, but there's warmth (relative), protection from space and the opportunity for a self contained environment. It's also more possible to protect against ice shifts, as opposed to soil shifting. Just apply heat to your contact surfaces
that's what you think hunh...that's why here on Earth the coldest places have the smallest populations whereas warm/hot places are where we choose to inhabit? hunh...good luck.
@@sentryogmixmaster I'm speaking for subterranean living. We don't do that on earth and any large icepacks are either on the surface, only a few metres thick with water below, or a glacier which isn't thick enough to serve such a purpose. There is also no one with any sort of thing infrastructure to resemble this on earth and are generally fringe, less developed groups. Given the choice, it's expected that one would prefer warmer climates, but such luxuries are not an option in space. I don't know how many tropical climates you find in space. It's much easier to manage cold than heat. The ice is a buffer, not a bare tunnel. Since we're talking earth, igloos work very well, although it's still on the surface. The general idea remains that ice is easier to shelter a structure, easier to work with and easier to safeguard against.
Besides water we need atmospheric density and not be exposed to gamma rays.
@@sentryogmixmaster you cant really compare earth to other planets that dont sustain live, all planets differ from each other so its hard to compare them to each other in most cases.
just cause the majority live in warm climates on this planet does not mean humans are incapable of surviving amongst the cold. You know it takes freezing tempuratures to run super computers? With the advancement of technology growing everyday and our dependence on such technology has become much more embedded within all of our lives, then maybe living amongst the cold is where the future is at. Maybe advanced civilizations is already living amongst the cold with there super computing technology which is where ufo's probably come from. The elite are never the majority, so maybe the far advanced elite are really just a few minority of people living amongst the cold. While the majority of us are living within the warm climates the far advanced humans have already gone far beyond with technology than what we can dream of. Super elites with super computers living amongst the super cold places on this planet. it almost super natural when you think about it.
A beautiful, strange, cold, wondrous, deadly place.. How cool, no pun intended.. 😁
You are healing my heart, that's great, thank you.
Pluto is still growing, it will always be a planet. We think we know everything but we are still learning many things. It just seems correct that some knowledge remains for further generations to discover. I hope we do not leave Earth a carbon wasteland as Venus is today. Humanity must discover a way to live without endangering Earth and all who live here. Please be kind to each other and to Earth.
The answer was found some time ago but people were greedy.
The rich shut down free energy.
They want to continue making more money with gasoline and their shitty electric plants.
It's been going on for awhile so now we of this generation depend on it.
Barbara Olson Amen 🙏 especially our Mother ship Earth
Pluto Is A Planet!! In The Oldest Discovered Mythology Text From Greece & India Speak Of God Of Death In Greece Called HADES & India called YAMRAJ. Hades Is Known As God Of PLUTO & YAMRAJ means KING OR GOD OF Yamgrah. Believe Me Yamgrah Is The Name Of PLUTO IN 2500BC INDIA. The Religious Sentiments have caused Pluto Being Demoted So That We Forget It's Glory & Culture.
Carbon wasteland? Even though there is over 90% CO2 in the atmosphere, when you look at the altitude where the pressure is the same as Earth, so is the temperature. Give or take a bit. You can't compare surface temperatures because of the huge pressure difference.
Yeah so what are u gonna do to make that happen Barbara ? since u have everything figured out maybe we should experiment with u on board or maybe we should send u to space see how that works out for u or maybe u should be a astrophysics since u know everything about Pluto
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Cool video
I imagine it has cycles just like everything else does so I imagine those cryovolcanoes are still working on Pluto even though they may be taking a rest at this moment who know but anyways everything has cycles and I still say they're working.
Once a planet, Always a planet. Pluto will always be on our solar hearts😌😔
WE WANT PLUTO BACK!!!!✊✊✊✊✊✊✊
WE WANT PLUTO BACK!!!!✊✊✊✊✊✊✊
WE WANT PLUTO BACK!!!✊✊✊✊✊✊
WE WANT PLUTO BACK!!!✊✊✊✊✊✊
And in planetary science. We don't actually use the IAU's definition.
Pluto lives matter!
@@HypnosisBearnobody lives on pluto
Amazing and awesome
Cool story bro 😎
Have they classified Pluto as a planet again? I still tend to think of it as a planet because that's what I learned as a child.
If Pluto has life in those areas of liquid water, where does that life get the energy to continue? If the sun isn't providing enough energy to warm the planet, I can't imagine the sun giving enough energy to sustain much life. For there to be life, there must be a source of energy.
Anger! Pluto's vulcanism is driven solely by it's need for vegenance against the scientific community!!!
Maybe it’s life forms that don’t need so much sun. Like there is life deep in earth’s oceans that don’t get any sun.
VTPSUU "Life...uh...will find a way." Ian Malcolm, Jurassic Park
Once a planet, always a planet, no matter what some scientists say!!
@@Nozarks1 The life in earth's deep oceans still gets energy because the sun at the oceans' surfaces supports a thriving ecosystem. Energy-containing material can fall to the deep sea from the surface. That material can provide the energy to sustain life.
So, all that I took from that was that Pluto could possibly be a sci-fi ocean planet, full of weird aquatic life?
Im by no means a professional, but i guess they're alot of places like that in the universe, i guess the "goldilock zone" isn't just limited to planetary scale nor even a dwarf planetary scale, it could be like one area of the planet but no where else, so long as the temperature doesn't destroy the biological material, even like one portion of an ice planet near the core where the ice could melt but not too close to the core, in the middle, could be a mini goldilocks zone, sort of like the safe zone in a restaurant kitchen, as food is just biological material, their are other factors like the presence of biological material like carbon or some self sustaining system enabled by the electromagnetic covalent bonds that can create all mater of micro nucleotide machines, capable of replicating, storing, mutation inhibiting processes, life is like Conway's game of life except the cells in the game of life are the dna and the self sustaining system is the nucleotide machines, it could emerge out of seperate, individual, distributed biological materials not interacting with each other, their just needs to be a "spark" for the process to emerge
Pretty much, while operating like a thermos that occasionally sprays its hot contents.
Pluto Is A Planet!! In The Oldest Discovered Mythology Text From Greece & India Speak Of God Of Death In Greece Called HADES & India called YAMRAJ. Hades Is Known As God Of PLUTO & YAMRAJ means KING OR GOD OF Yamgrah. Believe Me Yamgrah Is The Name Of PLUTO IN 2500BC INDIA. The Religious Sentiments have caused Pluto Being Demoted So That We Forget It's Glory & Culture.
Subnautica for real!
No, it is cold and very dead.
Superb
Thank you!Sir.🙂🙏🙌🥰
I've heard and read all the arguments to "demote" Pluto. I conclude that these arguments are faulty. I accept Pluto as a planet the same way people accept one formation is a mountain while another is a hill, or that one land mass is an island while another is a continent. It's not up to the IAU to arbitrarily lay out such qualifications anymore than Webster's gets to decide what words people may speak.
Pluto having life would be devastating for Neil Degrasse Tyson
Well said 👍
While I, like you, personally don’t like it, I think they do. Just wait a few decades and they will probably change it back. LOL
@@neotower420 Why, specifically?
Yeah well in that case we can call the other large bodies planets too that zooms around the Cuiper belt....
You may begin naming them......all 9 million of them
Pluto is perfectly round, like a planet, these other objects look like smashed up rocks. Which suggests that Pluto was made during a different time through different processes. How did our planets and moons acquire their perfectly round shapes? Maybe its not the size that's so important, or which should define whether we class a body as a planet, but the process which made it.
But you would need 3.15
It’s called hydrostatic equilibrium. Basically, it has enough mass that its gravity matches its internal pressure (so the force pulling the surface inward is exactly equal to the force pushing outward), and this creates a sphere.
I just love all these animation videos
I also grew up learning that "there are nine planets in the solar system" seeing everyone writing this, thought i shall also write 😂
Pluto: "what do you think of me now, huh?" "Not a planet, indeed..."
I'm not saying it's aliens...but it's aliens 👽
It's breeding life with which to kill scientists!!! Go Pluto Go!!!!!
@@TheScienceTube LOL
Pluto Is A Planet!! In The Oldest Discovered Mythology Text From Greece & India Speak Of God Of Death In Greece Called HADES & India called YAMRAJ. Hades Is Known As God Of PLUTO & YAMRAJ means KING OR GOD OF Yamgrah. Believe Me Yamgrah Is The Name Of PLUTO IN 2500BC INDIA. The Religious Sentiments have caused Pluto Being Demoted So That We Forget It's Glory & Culture.
@@ahmedoo514 That new religion is called science. Try to find non- believers.
I miss the days I spent on Pluto. Such a nice planet.
Wow
A bit chilly though..
I've always liked Plutonium
I have seen you. You asked me how to navigate when you did not the west of Pluto. Do you remember me🥰
On your next visit, I will treat you again. I open new weed farm in southern pole.
Thank you,
Amazing on what humans can do!!!
Don't leave Pluto alone, he/she is part of our solar family and always will be..🥺 love from Earth
Amazing universe 😍
When I Was In School I Was Taught the Planets Included Pluto. We Had To Remember These Planets In Class. I'm Glad I Am From Old School.
Why is this not talked about more?🤔 No impact craters despite being right there in the Kipper Belt! Water is surrounding these Volcanos! The only such phenomon we've observed with no clear cause for what would be driving internal heat in the coldest of all the major bodies in our Solar System!... Absolutely Fascinating🤯
Pluto is my favorite planet since i was young, i fell in love by her beauty, distance and loneliness out there. She might be the farthest planet but so close to my heart. ❤️
Nothing will replace pluto and she will always be part of our solar system ❤️
yep can relate for Pluto perhaps is the planet of all planets. Many can relate to Pluto and its uniqueness and mystery , a dwarf planet wit a big heart
Anyone noticed Pluto has a heart?
Excellent fascinating video . Thanks . Wright Mons and Piccard Mons really need to be explored further . Also , if there is evidence of life in Pluto , it would be quite ironic considering the dwarf planet is named after the Roman god of death . 🙂
technically Pluto is the God of the Underworld. Basically Hell & Afterlife combined. still ironic though.
Pluto the Almighty God 🙏!
Fake, bullshit......
@@GladDestronger well afterlife entirely, hell, purgatory, and basically heaven all different parts of the same underworld
They should have had the *New Horizon probe* orbit around Pluto.
Now it's heading straight out into space like voyager 1 and 2 🤷🏻
Earth and Pluto are the only planets with one moon.
That may not mean much but Pluto will always be a planet to me.
And now you say Pluto has 5 moons ❓️❔️❓️
I hope they point the Magellan telescope at Pluto.
It’s immaterial what scientists say - it’s how Pluto self-identifies that is important, and we need to respect Pluto’s wishes.
Pictures are brilliant
I wish I could get this love and affection which a dwarf planet is getting
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I love all the 'here's what WE want you to believe' CGI.
I'd prefer the actual photographs.
Hard to find good content on anything space related. It's almost always cheap looking cartoons, early 2000s cgi, and an emotionally disinterested narrator.
The beginning has my birthday 😂
Everything on Pluto is unusual and wonderful 🛸♥️
As a volunteer at a museum that has taken Pluto out of a take-home craft that kids would make, namely a paper Map of Our Solar System…I would always include PLUTO! And teach kids the mnemonic I learned as a kid, “My Very Educated Mother Just Served Us Nine Pizzas” and of course Pizzas was Pluto! Then we all know they took Pluto away! But not for me, or many others here! Yay PLUTO!! 🥰✨
My very easy method just sums up nine planets 😉
Thank you Lady Rose! And just one question, what group will you put Ceres in? a planet, a rock, Asteroid? because I remember about a book from my childhood, title is The prisoners of Ceres or something like that. Written by a Soviet writer and was my favored book. I know it was a fantasy kind of story, and later find out that Ceres is existing, but still nobody is talking about in NASA or that crock Elon Musk, who figured out lately how to travel in light speed! But never will achieve that! Knowing that Ceres is appearing in our solar system time after time, could it be the tenth planet??
Or, you could the drop the "pizzas" and change "nine" to "nachos."
Wow. You needed mnemonics to remember 9 planets? Good thing you weren't made to remember their respective moons....
It's ALL CGI Foks! Don't believe the big lie - there are no Planets - they are all wandering Stars! lol
Totally pissed me off when they decided new status for Pluto. Pluto was always my favorite planet ❤ & always will be !
"Pissed" over a classification of a small celestial body billions of miles away?
That's pretty worrisome.
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I remember watching it while it was en route...damn time flies
Kudos to the film crews who travelled to the very depths of space to film this. Thank you so much.
Except, they didn't.
@@noblewin4312 lol
@@noblewin4312 Dude, a film crew totally did.
@@andymiller6661 and all members of the crew were also members of the avengers!
Sound 100% footage 100%
Thank you.
indoctrination 100%
no thankyou
@Jan Petersson what mines
Pluto's core will probably stay warm due to tidal forces from its moon, Charon. It's so large compared to Pluto that their center of gravity is outside of Pluto itself. Technically, Charon doesn't orbit Pluto, rather they both orbit an area of empty space.
Pluto's conjunct my ascendant. I'd always be a plutonian
Earthlings : Remove Pluto from list of planets , its anyways useless
Pluto: hold my life forms
Exactly when you say "no impacts" you can see one.
I love Pluto, I Renember seing it on m'y tv when I was a kid...
Wouldn't it be wild if the first environment we find life on is a cold world like that. I never knew it was so similar in size to my home state of Florida!
Very interesting! Now we have confirmation of the 40+ year old report by the StarBlazers in the Argo that Pluto had an underground ocean. Well done! ;)
The process of subduction which causes the pressures that result in volcanism might be all that is necessary if there are volatile chemical vapors trapped far below the surface. Does the phenomenon have to involve radiioactivity with active molten material?? Perhaps an extreme pressure build up of carbon monoxide and methane gets trapped in pockets and reacts from sudden impacts. Maybe the reason there are no visible impact crators in the vicinity of those peaks is because meteor impacts actually caused the violent subduction and then the vapours burst forth, and the heavier ice crystals blasting up and piling up over time around the aperature created these mountainous masses.
This would be alot like the vapour blasts from comets, why not from a small spinning planet? Pluto revolves in a strange way, it is spinning 'sideways' relative to the orbital path. That means ONE polar region always faces the sun and the other always faces away, this could be a factor as well. Even at that distance, the core temperature might have extreme differences...hmmm
7:35 so the gravitational attraction of Pluto was not enough to catch the probe? Did it deflect it into a useful trajectory? Something to look at Ort cloud objects maybe?
Pluto is a fascinating little planet. Don't underestimate Pluto: the mighty little planet. ❤
What puzzles me, we can analyse planets orbiting stars many light years away, but for Pluto which is in our solar system, and others, we still speculate 🤔
Exactly, which goes to tell us that all, these so called scientist are giving us, is simply pure unadulterated sci-fi. The 1954 -57 US Airforce Capt. Richard Byrd led Operation Highjump, after exploratory missions into the vast land area covered by ice beyond the 'South Pole', recommended further exploration of the Antarctic. Instead, a few puppet leaders of some Western Governments got together and signed (on behalf of their shadowy masters) the Antarctic Treaty of 1959, barring all exploration and declaring the area beyond limits to everyone. This area is on earth and although it has very harsh and severe weather conditions, it is accessible and may just be what will give our scientist the break they badly need from always having to script sci-fi for the public.
Because it’s all lies bro!
@@hkmai Lol? We measure distant planets based on luminosity. We can't get the details of the planet or what it looks like. Only speculation based on the size, and temperature of the planet.
@@emiko7940 you guys believe anything I swear 🤣
Who knows there could be living beings under the ice in lakes or maybe even ocean.
No, I already checked that. There is no life out there.
I married the last person on pluto and then divorced them and they moved to Jupiter. I can promise you what you are proposing is false.
Poetic, isn't it? Pluto is a very colorful little sphere, yet even if you were to look at it in person, the sun's light is too dim to see its colors, much less its heart.
It tries its best to be like one of the planets in our solar system, but doesn't quite make the cut. Yet still, it has earned a very special place in the hearts of the tiny little creatures inhabiting the Earth.
My heart ❤️ is on Pluto...🥺🙌
Pluto is a special individual, there's life out there!
Pluto Is A Planet!! In The Oldest Discovered Mythology Text From Greece & India Speak Of God Of Death In Greece Called HADES & India called YAMRAJ. Hades Is Known As God Of PLUTO & YAMRAJ means KING OR GOD OF Yamgrah. Believe Me Yamgrah Is The Name Of PLUTO IN 2500BC INDIA. The Religious Sentiments have caused Pluto Being Demoted So That We Forget It's Glory & Culture. WE FEEL FOR PLUTO LIKE NOW WE FEEL FOR MARS NOW. This Is Because According To Scripts Of 2500BC These Planetary Energy, God, Or Kings According To Our Ancestors Have Influenced Life On Earth .
@@ahmedoo514 I agree
I love how they always put Billions of years for everything. Cause time covers everything. We don’t know so we’ll just say a few billion years.
while watching that landscape at 3:02 i felt like an explorer being there looking. knowing that no human has ever touched the surface. wondering what would be seen by standing there for centuries.
"hey, there goes another probe".
The more I know, the more I realise the less I know!
If the universe is actually expanding, I will never catch up. Therefore, I am going to chill out and wait for it to return to me.
YOU are on the right track now.... when you learn that NASA was created to fabricate the moon landing and that nothing has been launched...nothing! You are on your way to truth. After all who filmed the landing from the moon surface? Not the first man on the moon then was it? who was left to film the blast off? Ok....so anything NASA has ever produced is a lie then now prove you live on a planet etc.... no NASA.. prove it...... back to square one.... right where we really are.... you know as much as anyone else. Media has created your world and it's nothing like you think. I know .... been on this journey 20 years now... I learned all this crap like the rest of society.....doesn't mean it's true...question it all....everything.... you will be in shock...but after time and time again... you become to expect it with everything unveiled. NASA is for entertainment purposes only.
What a mystery life is...
Ain't that the truth! Life is a mystery; a fun one. v
@@virginiatyree6705 I don't know about fun. But yes such a mystery.
@@edyann , Ah, come on. You haven't had any fun, or what would be the perception of fun in your life, ever? I hope you have fun. Life is short, make your life fun by trying to learn/understand the mysteries of life. Be well. v
@@virginiatyree6705 Thank you, you as well but other's suffering hurts me as well. I'm no prude and I do like to have fun but with all that's going on all over the world- it's hard to remain positive. Have a good one.
@@edyann ,Agreed, much suffering throughout the world. The pandemic has been rough on all citizens of the world. Do what you are able to do in your community & be kind to yourself. Agreed, it's difficult to remain positive with all that's going on. I find joy in the little things; first cup of coffee in the am, looking at my plants & cut flowers around my home, & keeping up with friends & family. The last few years seem surreal, yet I've lived through them. Gradually, I'm doing things that have given me joy in the past. I can only imagine what humans went through with past pandemics. The Venetians were good at handling pandemics & are an inspiration for me to follow. v
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