This is a great education video! And I believe this kind of video should have been showed towards students to ignite their curiosity toward space and biology. Too add the video: habitable planets around the K-Type Orange dwarf will probably grows red colored plants to reflect the excess of the red spectrum photon. And this star type may be more welcoming and perfect for live and civilization, compared to our shorter lived G-Type.
Great video, it's really interesting how plants could have other colours depending of the type of star or light. This is something I found very interesting and I want to investigate more about it And nice animation, is really amazing! I love your style
I was sad to see that the author grouped K class stars in with M class stars when they are far different. K types are the most likely star to harbor life as we know it, since they are more stable and less chaotic than G or M types, and live a shorter timespan than M types, but nonetheless billions of more years than G class stars. K class stars would be most likely to have red colored life, however there also could be a mix of colors depending on if lets say there is a F9 class or G1 class star and if plants evolved and coexisted with optimization for blue and green you can have a varied hue
This is a great education video! And I believe this kind of video should have been showed towards students to ignite their curiosity toward space and biology.
Too add the video: habitable planets around the K-Type Orange dwarf will probably grows red colored plants to reflect the excess of the red spectrum photon. And this star type may be more welcoming and perfect for live and civilization, compared to our shorter lived G-Type.
Great video, it's really interesting how plants could have other colours depending of the type of star or light. This is something I found very interesting and I want to investigate more about it
And nice animation, is really amazing! I love your style
This REALLY needs more attention.
Somebody should make a spec evo about planets around white dwarfes.
Amazing video! great inspiration and i love the music in it!
Nice
What about K stars?
I was sad to see that the author grouped K class stars in with M class stars when they are far different. K types are the most likely star to harbor life as we know it, since they are more stable and less chaotic than G or M types, and live a shorter timespan than M types, but nonetheless billions of more years than G class stars. K class stars would be most likely to have red colored life, however there also could be a mix of colors depending on if lets say there is a F9 class or G1 class star and if plants evolved and coexisted with optimization for blue and green you can have a varied hue