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the temperature in the coldest parts is about 50 degrees celcius

kerbin has an axel tilt in ksp 2.

Why are the moons named after Hungarian mythological animals?

I lived for 1 year in mexicali, so i guess i know how Vulcan's climate feels🔥

Do you still read the comments

13:33 apparently those microbes were cells from the torpedo that rapidly evolved once the tube landed on the planet.

He lost access to this channel and has set up a new channel www.youtube.com/@Alien_Planetology/videos

To anyone wondering where he's gone, it seems he has a new channel, @alien_planetology

no earthlike running water/rivers lakes,a neat scifi pgm,but,every 30 seconds of planet scenes,we got 2-3 minutes of eggheads telling us what we are seeing,, I'd hope for a darwin IV the second trip,so we could have a human team drop down and meet the floating alien guys see what they do with dinner nd what their young look like

I thought the Genesi device didn't create panelts, it simply altered a planet's conditions to be capable of hosting life. The planet would already have to be in the star's habitable zone and be the right size and gravity to host federation species.

Please come back, and do planet 4546B from Subnautica

I recently created a fictional Earth-like moon that's the same size as Pandora, and it also has a nitrogen rich atmosphere with low oxygen, plus it's an icy and frozen world but still habitable only mostly in the frozen oceans and some life on glaciers like penguins, seals, etc.

I like the fact that Alien Planetology reads comments :) Cool video

The Planet 4 , the one in the film Alien covenant looked so much better then that LV-426 Acheron, it looked so much better , more light as in day light sort of thing

Hol up, why did you give the kerbol system a realisum of 1 star in the kerbin video, but now you give it 3 stars?

Given the light from the show I think the obliquity is 70-80 degrees, still high but not 90 degrees

Come back

Can you do Harvest from Halo next

I’ve been really enjoying this series so far, and I hope you continue to cover the myriad of planets throughout fiction. I’d really like if you covered some of the planets from Warhammer 40,000, like Fenris and Baal.

Halo is being made into a television series in which will eventually help clear up the confusion.

0:41 Polyphemus is moving it means Pandora is not tidally locked ?

Vall actually has a deep canyon that has liquid water inside it in KSP2, so it is very likely to have a subsurface ocean.

6.50 Be advised, Vall canonically _does_ present cryovolcanism in the game.

is it 6000 or 600 kms?

Fun fact: In german, Mun does have an umlaut! (Mün)

One thing I never understood about the animal life one darwin 4 was none of them evolved eyes despite living in a environment with light?

I’m still sticking with orange dwarfs being the best chance for life

11 days for a year is just sad.

This is the most underrated space channel

5:07 the reason its that way is because in the early days of ksp Kerbol was actually a red dwarf star instead but then they changed it ro a yellow dwarf forgetting about the orbits

Do one on planet Helghan, home of the Helghast from the killzone games. That would be cool asf.

banger video

Now what about earth from the ksp rss mod?

If they find a potentially habitable super earth around Keid, would you want it named after Vulcan? Please say so below 👇

Keid b very likely does not exist, as the radial velocity signal appears to be caused by the star's 42 day rotational period

The one extra explaination of Tatooine's Three Moons is that As Tatooine is the only planet in the system of Binary Yellow Dwarf Stars. The other two Moons of the planet are captured dwarf planets fron the systems's recent history and only one Major moon formed by Planetary collision.

I love this series!! one learns so much more from these gradings than from actual planetology videos on YTB

Def not in a mean way but you sound like a smart forest gumo

What the hell was that pronunciation of Uranus

Come back please

The documentary of Darwin IV has always been my favorite, although it has its issues. The book it's based on, Expedition, has a lot better documentation.

can you do a video on the planets from interstellar?

There is a big elephant in the room unanswered in both WOTK & TSFP- The Genesis Device was originally intended for terraforming an existing(i.e. naturally formed) barren planet or moon(eg Mercury or Regula) rather than eating up the Mutara Nebula & USS Reliant and churn it into a brand-new planet, and searching for such a barren planet was the original mission of the Reliant before it got hijacked and later blown up by Khan & Co. Could the absence of a naturally-formed planet as its backbone further contributed to the Genesis Planet's instability and eventually demise?

1:49 200km radius aka 400km diameter is enough to be spherical, as the smallest spherical body in the solar system, Actaea, has a diameter of just 284km or a radius of 142km

awesome videos!