The Promise of Kepler-22b
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- Опубліковано 20 вер 2024
- Exciting news from the Kepler mission yesterday! Here's what happened: they discovered a planet that is roughly the size of Earth, and is a good distance from the planet. Unfortunately, there's a lot of gaps from there on...
Kepler's first confirmed earth-sized planet in a habitable zone (Kepler 22B).
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Funny thing that maybe some dudes from kepler-22b watching the similar video about our Earth and thinking : Is anybody out there?
It they say, "What a stupid name they gave us"...
Sure,I'm betting life is everywhere ,intelligent life is a little more rare,why? if you look at planet Earth and when humans arrived on scene,it was late[billions of years],almost by chance,luck.
Funny thing is , if this is true . Why didn't NASA have mission from Kepler and its nearby from earth ? And NASA had mission from Mars .. And it's further ."
Exactly,the sheer number of stars,makes it almost a sure bet were not alone.I'm betting your right,somewhere in a remote part of a distant galaxy,a species looks up and wonder's,is anyone out there? I'm guessing within 25-50 years we should find telltale signs of other life forms,maybe even intelligent.The James Webb telescope[2018 launch] will be one of the first of many telescopes,looking for life within the universe.To be alive today,for those young people that are going to experience it,how exciting will it be.Wow!!!.I remember the Moon landing's,what a exciting time it was.
Pro Gen
Mars is definitely closer than Kepler-22b... Kepler-22b is 600 light years away. One light year = 5,878,499,810,000 miles, so 600 light years = 3.5271*10^15 miles, or 3,257,100,000,000,000 miles. By comparison, Mars is, on average, about 1.3981*10^8 miles away, or 139,810,000 miles.
Don't fear the unknown
We are the unknown
Gerardo Mindblown
2 years and I'm still mindfked.
29 Years till Havoc but how do we KNOW that there is/isn't more? ALL KNOWING
I just got mind raped
R/im14andthisisdeep
We call it Kepler 22B. Something else might call it home
That's what I still call it, home. On Earth I go by the name Lil Wayne though. E.T. phone home.
@@MBZMLife OML 💀
@@MBZMLife LOL wtf
We can call it Pongo Pongo from Bud Spencer's movie called "A Friend Is a Treasure
".
I propose this name, because the average temperature of the planet is 20C° (ours is 14C°), so it's a tropical oceanic planet, similar to the island in that movie. Also, this would be a great memorial for Bud Spencer and Terence Hill.
@@ultradalek2313 imagine getting a whole planet named after you 0_0
If I had this dudes voice I'd talk to myself until I die
+spoonwitz My voice sounds incredibly similar to the narrator's voice :D
Monster 64 Hell yeah
+spoonwitz He could put Morgan Freeman out of a job
Mirin Dajo M Oh yeah easily
+spoonwitz You already do that. Everyone does.
lol probably someone from Kepler 22b is watching a video about earth
Lol aliens
ikr XD
lol
No they don't have UA-cam! They have AlienTube !!
+Aminal Autos We just have to hope that Freiza didnt already destroyed the planet^^
What if there are people on Keplar 22-b having arguments on social media about whether earth is inhabitable or not?? 0.o
ahhh that’s crazy
What if they disovered our planet long before us and are already planning on invading us.
Oscar Valdez earth are about to die, why even have a plan to invading earth? Such a waste of time and energy.
@@Blooming.92 I hope they come for you first
Dude it's 600 lights years away it mean they have to travel at light speed to reach us still it will take 600 years chill bro we r alone in our solar system
Makes you wonder if anyone has found our planet with their telescope
Same here if its earth like they have to have people like us so there has to be statelite on there planet wish kelper finds a planet with a statelite orbiting it
Scientists on Kepler 22b have found a habitable planet! It's Solar 3, with a slightly smaller diameter and a possible atmosphere.
Obvioustroller 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
maybe they have different technology unlike us.
NASA spotted a sun out there that have a lot of dark dot moving around it and NASA think that maybe an advanced civilization have built a some sort of giant solar satellite that suck in the energy from the science. So possibly
Once upon a time, Humans used to use Sticks and Rocks. We were a bunch of bipedal animals running around in animal pelt skirts. Going to the moon or into outer space was inconceivable. Look where we are now.
Nothing is impossible. Nothing.
The ignorant say "This is impossible" and "it will never happen" because it takes us out of our little comfort bubble that we are super smart, super intelligent, and we got the universe licked as a species. There is still very much we do not know. We're no different as a human species than we were as cavemen. We're still basically cavemen.
It may not be anytime soon, it may take several lifetimes and generations, but someday, this imagination will be a new reality.
That...Was....Beautiful. :')
In the words of Albert Einstein ''Started from the bottom, now we here''
Well said
EdmacZ caveman don't be so egoistic, if human can evolve from nothing then earth like planet life can evolve as human too. Also the picture of planet what we see today is million years old, mean time alien life on this planet also as cursed as life on earth.
Better make heaven to our earth all humans need to come together, drop nationallity, nations, border, money,religion instead form one body to live peaceful with everyone.
EdmacZ too long to read
People say "This will never happen" or "This is impossible"
The number of scientists that said flight was impossible is too large to count.
Edit: Coming back to the comment after finding an interesting article.
"100 years from now would be 1,125,899,906,842,624 times more powerful than the current models" Now that is exciting.
600 light years away is really, really far away. If you were traveling at the speed of light (186,200 miles per second) it would still take 600 years to get there.
I know, I get so frustrated at how limited some peoples imagination capacity is, it is ridiculous to be as ignorant to say "this will never happen".
marinekid12321 Scientists are now developing faster rockets that you can travel in mars in just 35 days!!!!
marinekid12321 Or maybe we can travel into a wormhole =)
Why don't we just go to Gliese 581g first? It's only 4.24 lightyears (1.3 parsecs) away :D
Looks like planet Namek
***** defenetly
***** defenetly
What planet is that
something from dragon ball z I think
+Dracusorul Alex oh
As an animator, I have to say that there is some GORGEOUS animation in this vid.
Also, the artists' rendering of Kep22b makes it look exactly like Melancholia.
I hope the CERN folks hurry up and invent Warp Drive. 600 light years is a hell of a long-distance relationship.
So... basically we know jack shit about it. Except it is the right size and in the goldylocks zone.
Yea
Yes, but these two things are amongst the most important features to primarily suggest life support on a planet
Debby Scott But what if its a gas planet? Or what if it doesn't have a atmosphere like Mars? There are too many variables.
Trabant these are all good points, but what i meant was that at least they got something to begin with, lets see where it ends
Actually, Mars has an atmosphere. It is just very thin.
I bet if people go to kepler 22b theyed mess it up like they did to earth
Yeah
ahmm your right -_-.
ahmm your right -_-.
+A King Retards don't understand that by the time we develop technology to even consider traveling to this planet as a possibility, we will be so much more advanced technologically that greed/pollution will be over for a long time. Let's just hope we don't destroy our civilization before we get technologically mature.
+dertraumenmann HAHAHAHHAHH right! :D
Come on fellas !!! We gotta build modern tech fast so we can invade keppler before the kep's invade us !!!!
Love your profile pic. What a derpy Yuri.
'Kep's' ?
OKAY but it is 600 light years
Philo the keps will never invade us we need their planet too if we gain hyperspeed rocketships in case the sun explodes the keps are our only hope they might invade us too if we invade them
What about being at peace ✌️
maybe there are beings as intelligent as us on kepler 22b that recently discovered earth saying the same exact thing about earth too right now..
Namek is real
Riccardo Abdine People are petitioning to name it Namek
Ninten still
Yup
that's so dope
Yes indeed it is 😂😂😂
It is now 2019 and we now know that it is an oceanic planet with oceans 100s of km deep. All of the water on Earth takes up 0.05% of our mass, but on Kepler 22-b the water takes up 10% of its mass. Because the oceans are so deep we have no idea what kind of monsters live down there.......
meep meep I think that is Kepler-16b
I wonder if the inhabitants on Kevlar 22-b, if there are any, are pointing their telescopes towards us and making videos like this one.
lol
no, not if it's truly an ocean environment. intelligent life will never come out of the ocean. what would they do, build tickets full of water? lol. but other planets, quite possibly. within 50 to 100 years, we will reach another solar system!
And they are uploading on something as UA-cam their.. Lol..
That's deep.... Who knows
Arvin Khoshboresh I am currently on the planet there is water loads of water
Raised by Wolves brought me here.
Same
Thank you Tony. I am certainly looking forward to any development, news about Kepler-22b. As you said, it's promising that we have found this planet so soon after searching for Earth-like planets. Fantastic prospect!
These types of videos helps me sleep, not that's it's boring but it's very soft and soothing voice. And space makes me sleepy
Raised By Wolves anyone?
But what about the Namekians on that planet? Are we going to kill them off when we get there?
If they don't welcome us with open arms we'll accuse them of racism!
We are doing this for the past couple of 10000 years do probably they are no exception :|
we will eat them
probably war will broke out and humans will be accused as an alien invaders XD
paul deavin I wanna eat aliens
*PLOT TWIST:*
I wonder, so we have most likely already destroyed this planet... And what if there were aliens on Kepler and they've already destroyed the planet and now they're also trying to find a new planet? XD
Then we both Fucked up bro 😂
But theres also Kepler 186F :)
In a dark sort of way, that would be encouraging, in the sense that we would then know we are not the only intelligent species stupid enough to destroy our home planet.
The downside is, we'd have to keep looking. Maybe we could team up with this other species and search together,
***** Then there's Frieza attacks the planet and blows everything up! :D xD
***** Nahh... He has a new form now. But I will handle it. Cause I am _Gogeta_ >:D
this is amazing. downside is it's 600 light years away.
maybe in the future mankind would find a way to travel at (or close to) speed of light but if we did that's still to far away. our best hope is to find something less than a light day away (at this point in human technological engineering)
well that probably will happen before our sun expands which is 1 billion years later,or something like that.
light years man with light speed still 600 years...
+Hakeem Karim What? How stupid are you, the nearest star is 4.24 light years away. There is bugger all worth looking at 1 light day away. Even Voyager 1 isn't a light day away from earth and its been going for close to 40 years.
+philthy122 Yea no shit, my comment was pointing out how "pointless" it was, with our level of current technology, to search for habitable planets.
+Hakeem Karim it is not "pointless." if they had your attitude about everything that was currently "out of reach" wouldn't be in reach today. say the moon for instance. for thousands of years it was thought to be out of reach. but years of research and studying got us there for the first time in 1969. we will never reach kepler 22b, but we will reach other, closer solar systems. the closest is 4.5 light years away and we will go there within 100 years.
I could hear every mic pop, amazing video
Planet namek yeah we found piccolo now we just need planet vegeta
I'm going there for the weekend
You won't be back in 600 years
Nice do u go like with u class my calss going there to dont worry in weekend cuz yeah makes no fucking sense but its ok xD
I astral projected there like 2 weeks ago, actually it's very nice I didn't spend much time but I saw landscapes that look just like earth but more fascinating it's that there were animals, Flora ,Fauna ! it's amazing that place is definitely gonna be our 2nd home
a Water planet full of super hot Mermaids! Scchwing!!!
Giggity
+TheBatt1958 Nosebleed
Nah, I watched "pirates of the Caribbean", they grow legs and breathe air...lol
This book has been translated into several major languages of the world and is used as a text book of embryology in the first year of medical studies. Prof. Keith Moore had no hesitation in accepting the Qur'an to be a Divine Revelation and Prophet Muhammad (Pbuh) to be a messenger of Almighty God.
Green Skies? Has lots of water? Habitable?
We found Namek.
10 years from now we get there and hear NAILLL
Kepler-22b is not, this planet is Namek
tinha que ser Brasileiro ¬¬ aff
lets go there to get the dragon balls
whats the point of searching for these planets (600 lys away) when there is no possible way human can get there
Interest and for the future
true dat
TheRock2013 no there is a way its just we a trying to find that way there
TheRock2013 there actually is away
Zarea Edwards how?
So with all of the talk about seeing into the past, maybe Kepler-22b is earth some millions of years ago, maybe over time Kepler-22b lost some of its water from evaporation and that's how the land was formed on earth....
Kind of a wild guess, but will we ever really ever know?
Is it me or does it look like namek?
it's looks like planet in interstellar movie where the planet is just contained by water.
+ You've seen that too?
+Jake Richardson Lol namekians live on only water so maybe... I'm curious now.
Alek Brager you won't find piccolo in namek.
NAIIIIIIIL
I've played Halo..
i don't want to find life. 0_0
lets hope it a) has a moon, b) doesn't have inhabitants, c) has a half rocky half water surface ;)
inhabitants would be okay if there nice.
yes i agree, but would we be nice??? curious thought.. thanks for sharing
yeah im sure wed be a buncha d*cks to the nice inhabitants, humans are known to do dat.
agreed!
bada5586 maybe we should send a message out to them stating that we noticed the plant and explaining who we are. And also of course, saying that we are friendly and want to maybe work together somehow...
Always remember we saw this planet 600 years ago so there could be life already!😃
Hi Earth! I live in Kepler-22B or called Binju. I study a lot of Earth and i managed to find English language! I found You Tube and searched kepler 22 b. Binju is liveable.
Uh nice. F. O. R. T. N. I. T. E O.N K. E. P. L. E. R 2.2.B
Ocean planet...thought of Kamino
Namek
I'm subscribing to this channel. I love Astronomy.
We may be a little disappointed with what we find on Kepler-22b but it's what we discover on the way that'll likely change the course of human history...
the planet might now have already dissappeared
@iStolethisVideojustforYou
600 years
600 light years :o
How can we get there ?
After death 😄
Close. It's the 22nd star observed by Kepler to have planetary candidates, and the letter represents the order in which a planetary candidate was discovered around that star. So this was the second one discovered around Kepler-22.
its just like cooking your favorite food, lacking at least 1 ingredient would change the way it should taste like
everything is possible if you imagine it and everything is come from imagination . . .
It's annoying how spectroscopy doesn't work for these far away planets. Finding an earth like atmosphere with a similar composition would say a lot about whether life exists in other parts of the galaxy.
guys this planet is 600 light years away from here in the constellation of Cygnus. we cant get there
yea. it would take over 22 million years to get there.
*YET*
Come on alien life, alien life, alien life!
What if every other habitable planet has already established communication with each other. And we're just so behind.
Can't we send out a small camera that travels at the speed of light lol
Broo internett to see the footage and its go to fast for your eyes but good idea but i am gonna say it to nasa and get rich i give u like $5 and i get like some billions
We haven't figured out how to go the speed of light, but the new james webb space telescope will be able to study the atmospheric compositions of potentially habitable exoplanets.
I can see it Know 'Son' 'yes dad?' were moving' 'were dad' TO KEPLER-22B!
now*
where* we're*
Fucking spelling Nazis....
lol, i was merely trolling i dont care :D
I*
Great clip. So many possibilities. So many unknowns & questions. Thankyou.
I have to tell my teacher about this
Lol true
Did you tell them?
It's 4 years ago
@@doodoo4802 ok
600 light years? MAN aint nobody tryna hear that! Why do we need to know this if it would be too far away to even get there!
Might take a few centuried until we know how to travel at warp-speed.
Voyager 1: Earth's Farthest Spacecraft travelled 21.2 billion km (21,200,000,000 km), 1 light year is 9461000000000 km, add two more digits and you've done 1 light year. We've done 21 billion km since September 5, 1977, and we haven't even reached 1 light year. Good luck making a machine that goes at the speed of light
"Namek." Coolest astronomy news, ever.
The more I watch these videos the more I see how perfect the earths situation was when it was formed (created). Even if we could find another planet that we could live on, even if we could travel there, even if the atmosphere was breathable or there was water or something that was growing or living that we could eat. What of the microbes that live there, viruses, bacteria, prions, fungi, etc would exist as well. How would our immune systems react to these microbes from another planet? My best guess is it would not end well. So thinking of another plant to travel to is exciting and thought provoking it really may not even prove worth attempting even if all the technology existed to do it just because of the microorganism that would be there.
They’ve already done it bro,I want you to know something..IF YOU CAN THINK IT ,it’s been or being but most likely already happened before..don’t second guess..it’s a new day my friend ✊🏿
imagine we found a way to live at that planet but when we got there some other form of life already discovered it but we still tried to stay on it which lead to this big alien vs. Humans war but we couldn't fight them for two reasons. 1 they had better technology. 2 our space suits couldn't hold air for 2 years (that's how long the war lasted well at least for us.) So pretty much yea then we had a story to tell our grandchildren about how we got rainbow scars ( that's the scar it leaves when the aliens attacked with there technology.)
We would be fighting namekians.
+Tri-Blade We just have to send them goku and thats finished ^^
That sounds like The 100 series
What a soothing voice you have
I wonder if there are humans there and animals
I think there's a life on that planet
How good is King Gizzard though!
I knew there'd be another one of us here 🦎
@@Comrade.Question we are everywhere! 🐊
Kepler 22b that’s the place for me!
You might want to look up the latest news on warp travel. A NASA scientist showed that it would take far less energy to create a warp bubble around a space ship than was originally proposed by Miguel Alcubierre. With warp travel you could travel distances much quicker than the speed of light without breaking any laws of physics because you'd be warping space-time around you instead of going through it.
What if... We are the aliens and other worlds worry about us invading there planet... or maybe they are still in a stone age type era...
Probably still in the stone age
We are Aliens to Aliens. If you know what i mean.
He sounds like the dude from the cosmos
What if he is 0.o
Crazy to think of what type of sea creatures there are there
It Sounds like The Universe is a Big ass Server with a factions (planets) on it thats been seperated by Admins (God maybe?) by a Love ass road so no faction can reach each other.
#FukmahGrammar
too much games for you....
too much minecraft you stupid fuck
KIDS
Namek from Dragon ball Z :o
I had to turn up my volume all of the way and hold my breath to hear this video.
If only humanity had rid itself of religion we might've already been there
Yep, hell we would have probably been a type 2 civilization by now
(and yes i know im very late)
23 million years to reach -_-
the observatory is called Kepler and this was the 22nd find of the "b" section
if people around the world make big peace together build one big space ship together we can go on vacation for ever. we dont have to worry about money or lands. together people around the world we can do it if we are in peace.
I agreed with u sir
This planet is light years away so....... Who cares were not going there
People usually walk for one hour, can go 10 km.
64,799,523,783 years later walk go to Kepler-22b.
Pop Filter... Apply one on.
quick fine the dragonball internal life here i come
Yeah... You do know this is an artist's rendition of the planet, right? Not the actual images. So once again we proof that artists have a sense of humor. Well done! :)
I know planet Namek when I see it!!!! What is this Kepler bs? lol
Lol Ikr
Everyone quick grab the dragon radar
+Just Random Guru: and wish for a plasma t.v Nail: Lord Guru that would be a grievous misuse of their powers
+Ryan O'Keeffe ayyyy dbz abridged reference 😂😂
namek was destroyed you fool
the planet NAMEK LOL DBZ
This is pretty cool! I love finding out about other planets such as earth
lol if we only know 5% of our own fucking ocean how are we gonna know whats in the vast Universe?
666,666 views.......I think we should stay away from kepler-22b
The Kepler-22 star is in fact in the Milky Way Galaxy. You couldn't possibly see a planet in another galaxy just yet.
Well, with the millions of galaxies with thousands of solar systems around, there arent enough words in any laguage to name all of them. So, they are given numbers for names, kepler for the quadrant the planet is in, and 22 for being the 22nd planet discovered there. I think it's a very logical name if you're naming a ton of planets.
call me crazy, but I believe that the unit of measurement used to indicate the distance of a planet in reference to earth should not be using a medium that humans will never be able to attain......the speed of light.
You can travel faster than the speed of light because of a loophole in the theory. Space can expand and contract faster than the speed of light, so by doing that people could eventually manipulate space in such a way that we would technically be traveling faster than light.
any of yall still here?? its been 10 years
I am
The word "Alaq" besides meaning a congealed clot of blood also means something which clings, a leech-like substance.
Dr. Keith Moore had no knowledge whether an embryo in the initial stages appears like a leech. To check this out he studied the initial stage of the embryo under a very powerful microscope in his laboratory and compared what he observed with a diagram of a leech- he was astonished at the resemblance between the two!
The scientist Michio Kaku said that he thinks that if we were to interact with aliens they wouldn't be friendly. He also said that if we were to find a planet with life we would take that planet for it's resources. But he could be wrong.
I wouldn't say "good distance". They're just on the "confort zone" of their suns, which makes a high probability of them having liquid water. But their distance from Earth is something around 100 thousand light years, so I read.
who knows if kepler is even still there, we are seeing it as it was 600 years ago "because it took 600 years for ITS light to get to us"
The planet and its parent star are 600 light years away, so it takes 600 years for the light emitted by that star to reach us. It's a bit like when you see a flash of lightning, but don't hear the bang for several seconds because of the speed of sound. If the star exploded right now, the star would look perfectly normal for the next 600 years until the light released at the time of explosion reached us.
If there was only ONE life-sustaining planet like Earth in every galaxy in the universe, there would be hundreds of billions of civilizations out there. Kepler-22b is already difficult to study and it's in our galaxy.
Reality is amazing...!
no it's not it's in a different galaxy
Dex Simons It isnt in our solar system, however, it is in our galaxy. In fact, this planet is just outside of our solar system.
Hey I have done some research and apparently it's a gas planet, more like a Jupiter like planet. If you donload the NASA Eyes software officially by NASA, you can see and explore most of the solar systems about 2000-6000 Light Years away from earth. I found out about GJ 581g, but unfortunately it wasn't on the program simulation but it's still in BETA. However i did find about the Kepler 22b.
Hi..who's watching this in 2021 is a legend😁🙂
In this same manner he acquired more information on embryology (which was hitherto not known to him) from the Qur'an.
Prof. Keith Moore had earlier authored the book, "The Developing Human". After acquiring new knowledge from the Qur'an, he wrote, in 1992, a new edition, (the 3rd edition of the same book) for which he got an award for the best medical book written by a single author.
and there's another thing,the closer you get to the garlictic centre the less chance of finding any life, stars are much closer together and there's so much radiation from explored stars...
Wow there so much planets being discovered now like this and Kepler 186f and gliese 581c
well the temperature there is about 72-73 F every day and its mostly sunny. Its also most, if not all water. If we could breather underwater or something, that would be ideal
Nobody knows the temp. of the planet, Or what its surface is made of.. There is absolutley no way we can find that out. We can guess, but that's about it.. You could say "Judging by its distance from the star, i'd guess its about *insert number* degrees". But you have no idea how thick of an atmosphere it has, the thicker the hotter.
All we know about this planet is, its the in the safe zone orbiting a star much like our planet. We have no pictures, no geological information, or stereographic information... It could very easily be a gas planet, or a rock with no atmosphere.