NASA Telescope Discovered Planets Even Better for Life Than Earth
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- NASA Telescope Discovered Planets Even Better for Life Than Earth
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Humanity has been wondering for a long time: "Are we alone in the Universe"? Is there a mind in its vast expanses, born under a different sun and looking at completely different stars in the night sky? On April 18, 2018, the TESS space telescope was launched on a Falcon 9 launch vehicle to search for exoplanets, that is, planets outside the solar system. Almost four years have passed since then. What was discovered during this time? Are we any closer to answering one of humanity's most burning, intriguing questions - is there extraterrestrial life? Are we alone in the universe?
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I can only watch about 15 minutes of these videos before I realize my mind is literally in space.
I like to watch videos like this when i want to sleep..
Kinda like informational asmr ..
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I love watching anything that has to do with finding different planets and possibly harboring life. Those ideas are absolutely awesome. Could you imagine to be able to live one day on a different planet? I would love to be a part of that. But I also think that we are going to be stuck here for long while.
It's not easy to live on another planet. It would take you 100 years to reach them. It's only good in the movies. Dream on.
@@girlbossfromscratchwhile it’s moving further away from you, it would be like chasing the horizon!
Take care of the planet you currently live on. There is no need to go and destroy another planet.
this planet will be here a long time after you are gone@@nyoungjunior
We were meant for other planet , our body belongs here , and your idea is colonialism of another planet forcefully, and look what Europeans have done to many cultures and the cause and effects, would you want other far advance aliens to invade planet earth? Good thing the don't go against the universe and creation like human creatures, not human beings wich we all need to start being
What makes me sad is that I won't be alive to see these places.
Most of past humanity was never alive to see the marvels we are seeing right now.
Very sad reality 😞 😢
Shout-out to the cameraman for showing us the planets.
Lol gay
Unsung heroes
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Lol 😂😊he must have a good space suit on
If the planets are blue or green it must be like Eath. Photos never lie
Strange that they always talk about a planet in the goldy lock zone and never talk about a big moon that circle arround it what is also very nessesary for life to have like on earth.
Hold up is the moon like actually critical for life on Earth? I knew tides would get crazy and stuff but like that doesn't necessarily mean life would end
The moon is critical for life. It helps the earth's axis to become stable, thus helping maintain good temperatures on earth. The earth would rotate2 to 4 times faster making a day 6 to 12 hours long nights would be pitch black. The moon has saved the earth from a lot of astriod and meteorite impacts. Tides also are important for evolution and weather control around the earth.
Noticing too many requirements for life might force them to struggle against a conclusion they wish to desperately evade.
Well our Moon just not got normal name as other planets moons. Let's call our moon Luna. Titan of Saturn is closest to Earth as i know from all info i get till now. Titan is second world in Solar system who have hard body, liquid lakes and seas (even its not of water but of liquid methane and ethane and maybe other liquid kind of gas), second world where raining (not diamonds or other more strange things, but a liquid gas drops falling down in Titan), when heard there landscape are familiar to our Earth. One minus there probably too cold for us and still too far and not safe to travel in Titan. But i believe Titan sky would look awesome, and could see Saturn rings from much closer😅
@@literallyjustabean8635the moon causes women to menstruate. Without the moon, we couldn't reproduce.
My brain just got smarter ,thanks for making such fascinating video.
You’re brain are dum dum
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is this new material or retreads? I can never tell anymore
Thank you for saying this. I'm leaving a comment on your comment so I will know that I've been here before.
@@nomadbynature8811 I’m just a glorified bookmark?
Yep
I was listening to it until "jwst will be launched in Oct 2021" lol, I'm out ->
What the hell are we talking about here boys? Sounds like just a bunch of random shit.
Amazing content 😊
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Great video, although it would be nice to see something newer, which would include some information that we already gathered with JWST. The narrator in this video mentions that JWST "is set to be launched in 2021", which means that the video was made probably early 2021 so almost 2 years ago.
Man, I'm really grateful this is on TH-cam
I'm thinking the only way to colonize space is not to find a planet first but to be able to survive on a massive space ship that can sustain it's on ecosystem, factories, science lab ect. If & when you do find a suitable planet we are going to need to be able to provide our explorers with a huge supplies of raw materials & machines to process it.
Not necessarily. There are also ideas around, manipulating human genes to survive statis as well as space radiation.
Nah you would need that for the trip alone unless we figure out faster travel we will simply not be able to leave this solar system in any realistic time frame.
Sustained radiation is also a problem. All studies have shown that it causes problems for pregnant women and babies, who's to say that humanity will reach a planet that is several hundred light years away if that population cannot survive several generations in space.
Just think of the odds against survival. Imagine finding a habitable planet only to be shot down or kidnapped by the species that inherited the planet discovered. Lol
Not only do we need to go faster in space we need to develop shields to deflect micro asteroids at least. I would imagine the habitat / spaceship would be massive in order to provide a decent jump start on the new planet. Hibernation pod's that keep you from aging should be something to also look forward to. Along with complex 3d printing tech. that can use many different materials to create what is needed.
FACE it friends… we are stuck with the beautiful earth we have, let’s all just try to take care of it!
I just hope that we're able to preserve that beauty, while it's still here to preserve.
...or maybe we'll get lucky with a break through on the Alcubierre FLT Drive. lol
Ya .. but i kinda want a backup..
Just incase..
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It’s to late we completely shit on the gift of life the ipcc has stated that it will be within the 3 degrees temperature rise within the next 30 years
Governments are destroying the world, freedom is being demolished. Need a fresh start.
Facts, it’s really pointless still searching for life outside of earth because everything near we can’t reach and secondly like how does it affect us if there is life just for more knowlede
Every time I watch a space video, I'm always blown away! 👌🔥
It is wonderful that this video is here. And that there are signs of hope. However, the only discouraging factor is these planets are so far away and will never be able to go there in our lifetime.
shshshhhhh dont say that its not true we will gooo
shhjhhhhnhhhhhhhhhhh not true
please dont say that shshshhhhhhhh
They are also moving away from us at breakneck speeds, one thing that people tend to forget !
Elon has joined the chat........
Everytime a excellent video
Thats great news. All we have to do is hitchhic onto the mothership for a lift.
Hahaha
I would love to hear what everyone else is doing in terms of space exploration.
Well I am currently gazing into space with my very own eyes for no reason other than what u wanted to hear about exploring space
@@jayeshnathani6929good job buddy, glad someone was listening 👂🏼 💀
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I looked around in my attic this morning. Does that count?
Help me out exo planet means outside our solar system right? So these plants are in our milky way, which is our galaxy and our galaxy is part of our universe right?
Still really cool videos, but the thumbnail and title always make the videos seem way cooler. Not a bad thing at all tho
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Clickbaiting is annoying I'll admit it
* *aliens in the ocean observing us prioritize planets millions of light years away* *
“These humans stupid af”
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what do you mean by "Aliens in the ocean"?
yes I would like to learn more about space thank you
Bravo! This video not only celebrates the achievements of NASA's Kepler mission but also sparks our curiosity about the vast possibilities of the cosmos. The narration skillfully guides us through the complexities of exoplanet discoveries, leaving us in awe of the universe's diversity. It's a reminder of the importance of scientific exploration and the boundless potential for discovery.
I doubt that any alien world could be "better" for human life than the world we grew up on. The earth is fined tuned to us ...and us to it...through billions of years of evolution right down to the very microbes in the air and water.
As for the Kepler Planets, how far Back are we looking? What we're seeing could be millions of years in Their past.
Millions years, there maybe only a little change of the planet. In a billion years, it could be already gone.
Not millions, what we see when looking is 1 light year = 1 year so 100 light years we see 100 years ago. Travel to these planets is where we see significantly higher times due to the current speed we can achieve. It could be sooner than we think before these distances can be traveled, especially when considering a generational ship with colonists who will not see the destination but make the trip so the children born on the vessel will actually colonize the destination planet. The biggest hurdle humans have to overcome is making space profitable, companies like SpaceX are just the beginning of this process.
@@martindesjardin4774 that is the point. 100 like years is 100 years ago. 1 million light year is 1 million ago. All planet in million years range of telescope observation are worth to observer since imo, million year willnot make too much different in the planet unless there is sudden change in that planet.
@@bangrojai4868uhh, everything is moving away from us at breakneck speeds, one thing that people tend to forget!
In a way it is similar to how two people in two oposite sides of the earth are experiencing time.
if you were to teleport there it would be the present.
travel there would be impossible because you need to be the next adam and take an eve with you so your offspring could somehow land there in your place after N generations.
if you were to teleport, you would realise that time is the same everywhere and that your life span will be the next clock.
you might live on another planet that rotates fatser than earth but with similar life conditions and you would still die after an equivalent of approximately 70 years there.
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Brilliant documentary thankyou.
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It's only time before we find Them 👽
@michaeldeford1597 was just about to comment that hahaha😂
Time to blast out colony ships to the best candidates
yes I would like to learn more about exoplanetThank you
Thanks for sharing this massage association with deep science discovery.
"Atmospheric pressures reaching 200* C" @53:51 Pressures normally quantified by their temperature?
Atmospheric pressure increases the temperature also increases.. Atmospheric pressure isn't measured In Celsius or Fahrenheit, but psi. They were simply saying that the atmospheric pressure is so great that the temperature is that high..
The planet may be more suitable for life in general, but it the planet is larger than Earth this will cause gravitationally issues with our bodies, either increases our apparent weight or if smaller less gravity and decreases what we would weigh and feel.
They would need the same size moon as well to keep the water moving.
@@ShilohLux.13 Not really two or three smaller moon could do the same to sea.
yes besidfe the obvious facts what are your trying tosay ?
All planets that resembling Earth size rocky watery planets, due to telescope time restrictions etc, have been mainly found around red-dwarfs, where the planet is very close to it's host star, and most likely it's atmosphere has been stripped, for the foreseeable future no real Earth like planet orbiting a G class star like our Sun will be found any time soon, as it's discovery would take/eat up years of precious telescope time, at the moment there is no serious search for Earth like planets orbiting at the same distance from their star like we do.
First , we must overcome 0 gravity in space. Living in 0 gravity reduces bone density. It would also take many dozens, perhaps hundreds of years for us to travel to the distant stars and to start a new life on a distant planet with gravity, the transformation to living in Earth like gravity would kill many trying to re-adapt to it or, adapt to it at all. Generations of people would pass and those who started out on the expedition would die and their children & grandchildren would grow accustom to 0 gravity because they've never lived with gravity as we know it.
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If the planet is 500 LY far then there is a possibility we are just watching the shadows not actual planets.
Given the life span of most planets, it is a very, very slim possibility that we are seeing something that is no longer there. Certainly that is the least of the problems in colonizing another planet.
I mean that's always a possibility 🤷 with anything you look at in space 😂 but not very likely
@maheshbharti1 Somebody please correct me if I am wrong. But I think if we are viewing an object 500 LY away, we are seeing the light it sent out 500 years ago.
yes 47C is very hot its not hotter than the hottest deserts, American desserts have had a maximum temperature of 55C and places like the Sahara and the Australian outback can get up to 50+ degrees, so its very possible life is on planets that hot
The issue is what youre talking about is local climate, which is at best an outlier, the overal planet temperature they were referring to is global temperature, meaning its highly unlikely to sustain life in any area and it would causs planatary sterilisation.
Mimpi.jatah manusia hidup cuma diplanet2 yg ada mengitari matahari kita ini
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Can we take a moment to thank the camera crew in space for filming this video 😂
3:56 it’s so rare to see a correct scale animation. Yes, the diameter of the earth is 109 times smaller than the Sun’s, but in this depiction it’s only about 9 times smaller. That’s about the difference in size between the earth and Jupiter, not the earth and the sun.
The actual size of the earth next to the sun in this depiction would be more like one of those faintest dots in the background.
While thus is true, these space videos are made with 98% fabricated animations cgi etc almost no real footage on these videos which I imagine is very hard not to mention getting the scale accurate
It's nice to imagine that plant and animal life thrives on another planet, given what we've done to this one. I hope that planet, if it exists, remains human-free for eternity.
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I mean plant and animal life still thrives here
@@turkeyswissandcheddaronwho8203for how long ?
@@legacyboss6512 a long time I imagine
@@turkeyswissandcheddaronwho8203 good luck if humanity don't change
If looking back in time, maybe Kepler is showing us the Earth at an earlier stage?
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I'm not very optimistic that humans will ever have the technology to travel to other star systems. Future generations of people need to make some serious changes as to how everyone can coexist with each other, and the planet
Considering all the discoveries and inventions done by mankind the last 500 years alone, i wouldnt rush it, we will get there.
Unless we choose to end ourselves that is.
@@sancte3982 the real question is if earth has enough resources to sustain us (and R&D) that long
We definitely don’t have enough resources here. The main question is if we can evolve, physically and mentally to put all our efforts into saving ourselves. If resources are so short for us to continue making breakthroughs, peace for humanity will cease to exist, as the more people, the more space and resources are stretched. People need to become as useful as possible or just cease to exist at all. If we can work together and be smart enough to use resources we have and from other planets, I have no doubt we can manipulate them to escape to other planets when earth is beginning to die. We could definitely sustain small populations of people and life off food we grow in a spaceship, but we definitely couldn’t protect populations of which we have right now, so I’m really concerned with what’s going to happen to people in general. It’s estimated by some scientists that humans will split into sub species, one super smart and another completely opposite, wealth will definitely be a factor for more poverty and stop certain people from becoming educated. Hence creating two divisions of the human race. We should have a lot of time before our star dies, but right now, may actually be the most peaceful period of humanity EVER.
I think AI will figure it out for us.
You basically explained how the world already works and has done for the last 500 years
I can’t imagine all of those planets w/ oceans not harnessing some sort of life underneath. Just a matter of getting to them.
@j** tee right, there could be predators on the planets that would welcome us as a new food source. The grass isn't always greener.
Well that has to do with atmospheric composition as well. Most important for intelligence is brain size relativity
The picture you showed at 4:39 was the campus of the University of Georgia in Athens, Georgia, while the voiceover said the Georgia Tech University, located in Atlanta, Georgia.
I'd be very interested in Kepler 186-F as that seems pretty much the only Earth like planet that could have life on it. All the others sound iffy. If a planet is in the habitable zone It doesn't mean that its like Earth or going support life because there are too many factors to play. I suspect that probably all of them are going to be hostile to life one way or another. Kepler 186-F sounds the most promising.
Maybe the moral of the story is that the grass isn't greener on the other side, that the earth is best that humans will perhaps ever have. I do find space discoveries fascinating though, but I view them as that: curiosities.
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I am eager to see any kind of life as we know, in any body of the solar system, in my life time.
Sometimes It feels scary to think that other beings out there may discover our earth as habitable
Or is it scarier to be the only intelligent life period
@@tishonnapugh452 more or less like that,, the more we explore the less knowledgeable we discover ourselves to be
the equation for how much the sun would be dimmed seems to be missing the variable of the distance from the Sun. though that may be a small factor at a great distance.
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Destiny has a very good and dedicated cameraman
Enough with the cameraman jokes. It was kinda funny at first but now it's overused
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My mind blew up 🤯🤯🤯
Which telescope was it ? Is that the planet in question on the horizon? The horizon of what ?
Please, how do they know it is better for life than Earth? Do you have a reference for the paper ?
there’s a lot of negative comments but this content is incredible. humans advance through dreaming, learning, and being innovative. we must always push the boundaries of impossible
Planet discovery is amazing. The Moon is why our planet works. Excited, Future Technology will find a water planet with a Moon.
I am excited about the news SpaceX going to the moon and Nasa building a moon base recent news speculates from 2025-2030 (this i cant wait to see perhaps then a relaunching from moon base to mars more likely scenario)
Oldest to our sun amazing sir❤
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Cameramans these days need dual degrees - one for sciene and the other for photography
Where comedy has turned into podcasts. You’re the only person standing out who didn’t have a name pre pandemic. It’s been a long ten years I’m sure but in 10 more you’ll be solidified as one of the best that ever did it. The greats are all dead there’s empty seats at the table Matt. Don’t forget that while you are going through it. Great special :)
What's all this about Uranus and Neptune and the new findings about them.
You did say ask about them in the comments.
in this age we are looking for a proper foundation. in the next, we will be creating it.
this is old loot i think
Signs of hope for the next generation.
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35:15 can anyone tell me what this clip is from?
I love videos like this. And Luke Skywalker's home planet Tatooney (59:59) made me laugh.
Yes best planet
Although it is good to find planets why do we concentrate on ones larger than earth. Once there is too much mass we can not land on the surface because we would be trapped there with rockets too small to break the more massive gravity. Should we not concentrate on looking at equal or smaller mass planets where we could land and safely take off again?
Great point. Never thought of this
Nice theory i think we can still pierce the ozone layer of these planets
We're focusing on the ones we find
it's worth even checking gas giants, Neptune-like worlds in habitable zones as they could have moons the size of Earth
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Much as though I enjoyed this video, I can't help thinking that all the money spent on this research to discover planets which we cannot visit would be better spent on fixing the planet we live on.
Still makes me giggle hearing about Uranus 😂
Can Proxima Centauri crash into the Alpha Centauri pairs? At 13:32 minutes, it kind of does
You're right
It doesn’t matter how many planets are out there, if we don’t take care of this one properly, there won’t be any need to visit any planets, because this one will become an uninhabitable zone for future generations to live in. ☹️😭😭😭😥😥😥
Exo-planets are the most fasinating discoveries ever!!!
No. Black holes are!
@@ominae1really. There is nothing in space more boring than a black hole.
@@buffalobill9793 you are wrong! Watch the videos where the black holes spew out material vs ingest it
That is all well and good but...How do we get there?
I like this video its so interestyng
There are thousands, maybe even millions of planets more suitable for life.
The issue is getting there.
Gravity distortion 💪💪💪
Thats. Right
Some of these planets are reported to be much bigger than Earth - what's the surface gravity like?
I certainly wouldn't want to live on a heavy G planet - I'm heavy enough under 1g, under 2g I'd be twice as heavy!😵💫
it seems as if most of humanity's direct exploration of other worlds will be limited to our solar system for a very long time.
Neptune is quite full of life thank you very much. It’s got lovely greens and bears and rabbits and bubbling brooks.
How do planets keep their atmosphere against the vacuum of space?
Pretty sure it’s the planets gravity.
@@ShilohLux.13 Why when we create a vacuum state here on earth, the vacuum sucks all the air, and gravity seems ineffective?
@@CLARAKHALID Good point! I’m not sure now. Maybe someone else will come along and be able to answer.
@@ShilohLux.13 I don't think there is a plausible explanation, however it was discussed that the gravity may affect the atmosphere as haul due to its density. Nevertheless, there are more theories.
Dunno.
NASA has silently enormous work for the future of humanity. Kudos to NASA.
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Or themselves
Ah, yes. Luke Skywalker's home planet of Tattoonee...
Tatooine* it's located in the Degoba system
@@Republican_Extremest yes, I know. Listen to the Narrator. He pronounces it "Tattoonee". Heh.
@@Republican_Extremest I think that's where Kiff came from.
Go there
I've been able to observe Kepler 186F more closely with some crude (and slightly illegal) equipment. Home grown laser telescopes.. ;)... I was able to observe the planet's surface and it does indeed have life. Lots of oceans, and mostly a barren tundra, but a small region, about the size of Africa has a lush and warm environment. I need to investigate closer, but I also see evidence of small civilizations, equal to earth about 3000 years ago. Very interesting.
19:01 that is incorrect. -40 C and -40 F are actually the same.
Nice catch!
if you use c/100=f-32/180 formula, then -30c =-22 f but -40c=-40f. !!
Honestly, I don't wanna contribute any further ruining another planet than I already am ruining this planet alone so I'm content being here on earth
All good things eventually end. We must as a human species, at least try to find a way to continue our species once this earth is no longer hospitable to our kind. Certainly in a hundred or a thousand or ten thousand years our technology will allow us to colonize other planets. To just throw up our hands and say no way is not an option IMHO.
K2-18b, probably animals are 1/10 as big as on earth because of the stronger gravity.
So we'd be giants there?
But we'd be degenerate weak giants 😢😂
Wow! I'm going there tomorrow in my dreams.
How do you find out out the tilt of the planet or the rotation of the planet simply by the dimming light of the sun ?
Google "exoplanet rotation" & follow links...
Does a tidally locked planet have a day equal to its year...?
Huh? It has an infinite day or night
@@horenzodipartendo8225 because the smaller body rotates about its own axis (a day) just enough to keep the same face to larger body during a complete rotation about it (a year), so yes, the nearside has eternal day & the farside eternal night
We are not alone ,we may not prove it now but one day our future generations will find it out
Future Generation is making tiktoks☠️
Yes that's right
We just need to learn with interference with nature, and worlds, let the universe do its part without our ignorance in thinking we are creators when we don't even understand ourselves and still can't take care of home earth, instead of looking out for answers, look within
What's the difference between gliese 667c and proxima b?
Time is relative we need to focus on cryo sleep no matter what these places are so far away we need to figure out how to preserve ourselves for the journey
Self sustaining Colony Ship
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Finding planets is worthless, at 500 ligth years away is impossible for us to go there.
None of the discovered Exo-planets are part of a binary planetary system like, our earth and moon. The moon causes the tides and the earth's core to rotate at a different rate than the crust creating an electromagnetic field strong enough to protect life and not allow the solar wind to strip the atmosphere away. Not only have we never seen binary planetary systems around other stars, but there is also no explanation for how to form a binary planetary system. Is earth unique as the only planet created to hold life? So far, it appears that way.
Al of the above seems legit to me up to where we have “no explanation for how to form a binary planetary system” - last I saw we do: Theia was a smaller planet with an orbit that significantly overlapped earth’s, until they inevitably crashed into each other . They did so at a somewhat oblique angle, and thus created a directional maelstrom of lava that could settle into an unusuall system given the relatively large size of the moon orbiting its planet, hence the bunary thing. So, how to tie this back to likelihood of the existence of other similar systems? I’d welcome better informed ideas on this but it seems to me like the probability of an orbital path getting hoovered clear by two main satellites instead of just one, could be reasonably sizable. It’s in the obliqueness of the eventual “final” path clearing collision event that the probability of a resultant bunary is reduced. By how much though? Sticking with the base assumptions of probability theory strictly, we could hazard a statistically even spread across 180deg. However, here’s where I suspect an actual astro physicist could be more enlightening with regards to how two planets could come to not only clear orbits of a lot of debris, but also overlap enough (or would come close enough to attract each other even if they weren’t initially overlapping) to collide. The non overlapping attraction collisions could, in sum, maybe increase the proportion of oblique crash outcomes, and so too increase the likelihood of binaries, but I’m completely shooting in the dark. I’m not a subject specialist, just a passionate fixator who’s been crushing on Saturn since primary school… It’s also the first time I read that earth’s magnetic field is caused basically by the friction between crust and core. Most interesting,
@@adriaanbrand4939 That was the theory until none of the computer models worked.
Exactly. So far, it is. You took the thoughts right out of my head. Seems to me, our earth and our very existence is a special gift we should be cherishing... Sadly that oftentimes, that is exactly the thing humans do not do.
@@ShelleyYbarra and for this reason alone we will perish as a species , if humans focus on one goal collectively , to advance as a species , we would’ve advanced by 50 fold, but we’re caught up in these semantics, such as: Religion, politics,Egocentrism,Avarice and cultural beliefs that we had set ourselves backwards instead of moving forward… we’re doomed
@DOC You still have to follow the science. Genetics has proven there is no evolution and we were created. Just " we don't see it, doesn't mean it's not there."
Tardagrades were put into the vacuum of space for months ahhh they've just been mentioned now lol
Nice find, thanks for sharing & God bless, we're going there! Alleluia! Amen!
We have to be cautious about all of these. Looking from the outside, alien Astronomers will deduce that Venus is a wonderful candidate to host Life, and that it must have liquid water on its surface, just like Earth. In fact, Venus is the closest we have ever found to be a Earth 2.0 habitable planet, and is a hell. Planets bigger than Earth won't work, their gravity will push mountains down making the planet very flat indeed, no valleys where live could develop, crashing their atmosphere too. Earth is just the right size for carbon molecules to interact. I'm the first one who would love a vacación in Trappist-d, but don't be deluded: there is only one place where we have found Life... and we are burning it
Yes
Now, can we get off this jail of a planet? I'm sick of living with deranged politicians! We are literally locked up with these people! 😢
Those people in the rich will be the first ones on a new planet so we're not really going to be able to get away from them
There will be discoveries to come. Many will not be prepared for what is revealed!!
Expecting a Pandora as in the film Avatar with a goddess called Ewa?
That's right ounces of avatrea is ral alien e should lice there
"The Moon is accessible venue for me", - I heard that in Russian pop music group "The Russian size" rendition of "You - are - You" song.
I believe in that.
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And no one alive today would be around long enough to see one in person
When these people tell you about taking you to another planet, at the same time they tell you about the massive amount of radiation in space, at the same time you see them wearing massive suites of which they can barely walk on to enter their rockets 🚀 . What planet do you really think they want to take you to?