I saw Callisto yesterday through my telescope. Wasn't anything more than a point of light beside the gas giant along with other moons. But still fascinating to think about it, the light reflected from the surface of another world travelled millions of kilometres only to enter my telescope and go inside my eye. Surreal.
@@KING-ef2wm Get a small telescope if you want to dive into amateur astronomy. Celestron has one called the "first scope" with some bigger analogs as well. These newtonians will make you able you be able to watch the moon, planets like jupiter and it's galilean moons, venus, mars, and the rings of saturn.
I've always thought Calisto looks like it's filled with the bright lights of cities (in reality the impact craters). It is one of the most beautiful moons in our solar system!
Yes it would be nice if there would be more information and facts and less comparisons and analogies in the mainstream documentaries. That's why I like Astrum so much, you don't feel like you're at the age of 5 when watching his videos.
I still remember when at age of 10, my dad gave me an Encyclopaedia where I first time knew that other planets of our solar system have moons too. And out of which I found Callisto to be the most beautiful and fascinating to me as it had so much spots on its surface. I literally thought Callisto as a gem stone moon as it looked like all the spots are as if shining like gem.❤️
*Fun **-Fact-** Myth:* Callisto was a nymph who was seduced by Zeus, when he took the form of Artemis, whom she was in love with. They had a son, Arcus, who became a great hunter. Artemis kicked her to the curb, and Hera also found out and asked to speak to her manager. Irate, Hera transformed Callisto into a bear. Many years later, Arcus was hunting a bear, not kowing it was his mother. Seeing this all play out from Mount Olympus, Zeus blew Arcas and Callisto far away from each other and they each became constellations. Callisto became Ursa Major (the bear), and her son became Boötes (the herdsman).
I want to live in a world where this channel has a larger audience than Love Island. Alex, your style and outright ability is up there amongst those rocks you rep 👌
Don't let it bother you. Although I agree with you, I have found that what is truly wonderful is enjoyed by the few, and needs a degree of serendipity to discover, which is the reward of those who seek. Let the masses enjoy love island.
@@NZJustG it's pretty simple. Ditch your TV. Haven't owned a TV since 2008. Get my "fixes" on YT, with a wide variety of channels, including Alex's great channel. Books, radio, tunes and YT provide ample entertainment and edumacation!
Talking about forgotten moons, I know plenty about Saturn's largest moons, but know basically nothing about Rhea, despite it being the second largest after Titan
@@iapetus6110 a lot about Iapetus. Patrick Moore's favourite and looks like a death star......the rest? I dont know! They are pretty small except Titan
@@jorgepeterbarton but Iapetus has 2 craters ,the death star has 1 The perfect death star like body you are talking about is Mimas and Tethys ,they have 1 giant crater like the death star does
@@jeffbenton6183 For some reasons they call Uo in German documentaries 'the little Io', in the female form, as you would say about a cute little girl. 'The little Io'. I like that.
Callisto was the first Galilean moon that I ever wanted to learn about actually!!! Granted, that was because of a sc-fi novel: Anne McCaffrey's wonderful Talent series! In those books, one of the major characters, a powerful psionic called The Rowan, lives on Callisto Station. In the original short story that predated the novels, her Tower was situated on the moon itself; for years and years I loved to sit and imagine being in that place, in a domed settlement - not terribly large, of course...and being able to just look up and see Jupiter looming "overhead" as it were! The station was indeed used as a waypoint in the world of those books, though the methods of transport were downright fantastical, haha! This was a great video! I really enjoyed seeing more details about this moon - and you're right, it should not be forgotten. It has too many things to teach us, and too many possibilities that it could open for us!
I always thought of Callisto as the jewel of the solar system. It is a beautiful world that should be better known. Thankfully, your video has shined a spotlight on this underappreciated world!
I'm currently binging so many of these videos over many days. I just suddenly felt the urge to inform you that your narration/voice is absolutely freaking _PERFECT._ I don't think people think about how hard or seldom it can be to be this original yet soothing and interesting at the same time. Might look like a weird compliment, but I just wanted to say "keep it up" with the excellent narration. Exquisite.
Ahhh this video makes me happy. As a 5 year old kid I would never shut up about the planets. So I would be meeting new people and instantly going into why Jupiters moons are so special lol. Thanks BBC and the internet for whatever that was.
8:04 Callisto has a Tindr account? I might sign up just for the moon. Joking aside, this is a well-made video and intelligently presented. I honestly didn't even know about Callisto until this video.
Centuries from now, when there is a human base on Callisto, hopefully this inspiring video will be remembered and honored by naming the settlement Astrum Base.
@@Max-vr5wb The Chinese are looking to be the least-likely to come out of the coming crisis at even their current standard of living based on how their government is and has been running the place.
Absolutely love what you do for us! Please keep the videos coming about Jupiter and it’s moons. I recently received original technical drawings for Galileo and will have them framed for my daughters. One of them is 10 feet wide and 1 foot high. My dad was the mission controller for that mission at NASA/JPL.
The Callisto I knew about as a young boy was the green Jovian alien in the Major Matt Mason series of action figure toys. ☺️ But after learning in school that Callisto was also a moon I started asking my folks about the planets & moons. They got me a Rand McNally Atlas of the Solar System, and I was off & running.
im so thankfull for you to dedicate full videos for single moons, i always think i know alot about space but i never cease to learn something new watching your and other Astronomy channels and im here for it
My favorite Galilean moon finally is getting the attention it deserves. Ever since I was a kid the beauty of Callisto has always captivated me. By far it's one of the most beautiful planetary satellites in our solar system. Thanks for the video! Glad that more people can start to appreciate Callisto now after watching this.
The fact that Callisto is basically a time capsule for the early solar system is very fascinating to me, and something I didn't know. Thank you for the informative and educational videos. I bought a telescope for my sons 14th birthday and we've been spying on Jupiter and Saturn, and eagerly awaiting Orion this fall! He wants to have a career as an astrophysicist, your channel has inspired him quite a bit!
Been a huge fan of yours for a while now. With the production quality and in depth nature of your videos, here are some topics I would love to see: -The lesser known Saturnian moons (Rhea, Iapetus, Dione, etc) -full episodic rundowns of other classic missions such as your Opportunity series but with Voyager, Viking, Cassini, etc -Maybe a timeline series in which you rundown all of the planned missions for the upcoming years I'll be happy with any video of yours though, just some suggestions :)
"Colonize it" spoken like a good little sperm. You know what would make space look good . Human garbage. Floating everywhere and everywhere. After we trash our own moon on our first trial run, we'll look into "populating" the galaxy with other little sperm
@@monolithgeometry3221 Could you shut up? You throw plastic bottles, ride cars while only you being in the car and waste things, space garbage is not even close to the amount of garbage you put in the world through your life. And no, I am not any different.
there's a song by Bal-Sagoth called "Callisto Rising" which I'm certain made quite a few teenagers of the early 2000s fascinated by this moon. it certainly did me hahahah. CALLISTO RISING, GLORY ASCENDANT!
Knowing how the universe likes to throw curveballs at us, it'd be funny if in the future where we actually start exploring the other moons of the solar system, it turns out Callisto was the one that harbored life.
Callisto always reminds me of the BBC documentary series 'The Planets'! Before the internet it was my gateway to the Cosmos, I watched it hundreds of times, the score was so amazing!
Would love a super cut of all the moons. They’re fantastic to watch and even better to drift off to sleep too which is why I have an Astrum to Sleep playlist! Ha
Hey Astrum, would you consider doing videos on the outer dwarf planets like Quaoar Makemake and Sedna? I feel like they would be interesting to cover, but nobody knows about them.
imagine if instead of playing a computer game, in the future, if we could pay to fly around drones or drive a rover on various planets & moons in the solar system and explore & see perfect video of every place we go in our vehicle?
@@moviemaker2011z all moons really get hit by the same amount of craters, its just that callisto has never had its surface change so you see all the craters, but in a world like enceladus, it you'd still be at the same risk, just that you cant see the craters
I say it was a multitude of electrical discharge. Not only on callisto. Most craters on bodys in our system imply a hit at a right angle to the surface ...
I absolutely love your channel! You produce such high quality videos! I learn a tonne from you and I always recommend your channel first to friends and relatives that I hear are interested in space! For real man thanks for your work!
I love your videos, but something about the calm tone of your voice and the music makes me fall asleep when I watch them at night. I guess I'll have to get to them earlier 😂. Still, great content.
Great video! And I didn't know that Callisto was that... well reasonable for colonisation! Would be good for the sci fi world building project I'm doing!
I would love to, but videos take a lot of time and effort to make. I'm looking at maybe expanding with writers and video editors but we'll see. I have high standards haha.
Hey mate, I grew up here in Australia fishing all throughout My childhood and into my late teens I used a baitcaster fishing reel called a Shimano CALLISTO, I liked finding out through this video that it is in fact named after a Moon ,AWESOME!!!
Only just viewed this fascinating video on the Moon of Callisto! I think it would make a good place to establish a space station in the future, from which to explore other regions of our solar system, including the other main Moons of Jupiter, Ganymede, Europa, and Io.
Always a delight lad, thank you for another VOD. We are decades away from human exploration beyond Mars. So glad the EU is sending out probes as well as NASA. What happens on our own moon is critical with bases, etc. to make us deep space explorers. Please dedicate your expertise to a few VODs about building a base on the moon, mining the moon's mineral/ice assets, and using the moon as a way station for deeper space progression. That base will be a proof of concept for humans to explore or will we concede that ultra-sophisticated robots should go instead?
I mean, if anyone is going to 'know why Callisto is so cratered', it's probably going to be the scientists. I want a video titled, 'Do Bus Drivers Know Why Callisto Is So Cratered?'
Man... Every time I see a photo of the surface of a celestial body other than Earth, I feel an urge to visit those places. Imagine being the first person to walk on a moon of Jupiter and seeing those mountains, plains, craters in first hand for the first time...
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I saw Callisto yesterday through my telescope. Wasn't anything more than a point of light beside the gas giant along with other moons. But still fascinating to think about it, the light reflected from the surface of another world travelled millions of kilometres only to enter my telescope and go inside my eye. Surreal.
Indeed, very surreal!
I wonder about her surface looking so similar to our moon. Our moon rings like a bell.
What type of a telescope woud you need to have to see anything in space and how much woud it be?
@@KING-ef2wm Get a small telescope if you want to dive into amateur astronomy. Celestron has one called the "first scope" with some bigger analogs as well. These newtonians will make you able you be able to watch the moon, planets like jupiter and it's galilean moons, venus, mars, and the rings of saturn.
@@arjenbij thank you for the info frend, hope you have a nice day.
I've always thought Calisto looks like it's filled with the bright lights of cities (in reality the impact craters). It is one of the most beautiful moons in our solar system!
It is! To me it looks like it's bejeweled with precious stones...
Reminds me of Coruscant
It might be one day
Earth at night. That was my first though, too. lol
It's that Coruscant action
Literally telling this should be a documentary in national geographic . So much high production quality.
Yes it would be nice if there would be more information and facts and less comparisons and analogies in the mainstream documentaries.
That's why I like Astrum so much, you don't feel like you're at the age of 5 when watching his videos.
@@vomm that is correct man .
thanks world of tanks
I still remember when at age of 10, my dad gave me an Encyclopaedia where I first time knew that other planets of our solar system have moons too. And out of which I found Callisto to be the most beautiful and fascinating to me as it had so much spots on its surface. I literally thought Callisto as a gem stone moon as it looked like all the spots are as if shining like gem.❤️
do you remember the name of the encyclopedia?
i wanna see the picture of Callisto in there
*Fun **-Fact-** Myth:* Callisto was a nymph who was seduced by Zeus, when he took the form of Artemis, whom she was in love with. They had a son, Arcus, who became a great hunter. Artemis kicked her to the curb, and Hera also found out and asked to speak to her manager. Irate, Hera transformed Callisto into a bear. Many years later, Arcus was hunting a bear, not kowing it was his mother. Seeing this all play out from Mount Olympus, Zeus blew Arcas and Callisto far away from each other and they each became constellations. Callisto became Ursa Major (the bear), and her son became Boötes (the herdsman).
I dunno man, you might have crossed out "fun". That's harsh! XD
Fun fact: Callisto literally means "the most beautiful" in ancient Greek. No wonder Zeus decided to do something about it
*They had a son, Arceus, the God of all Pokemon...
Bootes seems empty inside
Classic Zeus
2:57 I see what you did there 😂😉
"Cratering is perhaps the only process that is vastly been IMPACTING callisto's apperance"
I want to live in a world where this channel has a larger audience than Love Island. Alex, your style and outright ability is up there amongst those rocks you rep 👌
Well said mate👍
Don't let it bother you. Although I agree with you, I have found that what is truly wonderful is enjoyed by the few, and needs a degree of serendipity to discover, which is the reward of those who seek. Let the masses enjoy love island.
I want to live in a world where Love Island doesn't exist!
@@NZJustG it's pretty simple. Ditch your TV. Haven't owned a TV since 2008. Get my "fixes" on YT, with a wide variety of channels, including Alex's great channel. Books, radio, tunes and YT provide ample entertainment and edumacation!
And his voice has that special, "traveling through the cosmos" energy and vibes
Talking about forgotten moons, I know plenty about Saturn's largest moons, but know basically nothing about Rhea, despite it being the second largest after Titan
Good to know, many people including me want to explore more about Rhea
Do you know about Iapetus , Hyperion , and Dione?
@@iapetus6110 a lot about Iapetus. Patrick Moore's favourite and looks like a death star......the rest? I dont know! They are pretty small except Titan
@@jorgepeterbarton but Iapetus has 2 craters ,the death star has 1
The perfect death star like body you are talking about is Mimas and Tethys ,they have 1 giant crater like the death star does
@Oberon hey bestie!
Your script is very well written. Thank you for taking the time to do it right, so rare these days.
So true, Callisto is always forgotten. Yet do i still think its the prettiest and most fantastic galilean moon
I don't know, do you?
Prettier than Io?
@@jeffbenton6183 i think so
@@jeffbenton6183 For some reasons they call Uo in German documentaries 'the little Io', in the female form, as you would say about a cute little girl. 'The little Io'. I like that.
I like Ganymede’s goofy graystone aesthetic more, but Callisto’s battered surface is pretty.
Callisto was the first Galilean moon that I ever wanted to learn about actually!!! Granted, that was because of a sc-fi novel: Anne McCaffrey's wonderful Talent series!
In those books, one of the major characters, a powerful psionic called The Rowan, lives on Callisto Station. In the original short story that predated the novels, her Tower was situated on the moon itself; for years and years I loved to sit and imagine being in that place, in a domed settlement - not terribly large, of course...and being able to just look up and see Jupiter looming "overhead" as it were! The station was indeed used as a waypoint in the world of those books, though the methods of transport were downright fantastical, haha!
This was a great video! I really enjoyed seeing more details about this moon - and you're right, it should not be forgotten. It has too many things to teach us, and too many possibilities that it could open for us!
Callisto protocol looks like a dope game
No
Yeah it’s a good game😂
Nice! This is my favourite moon in the solar system. I've been hoping you'd do Callisto for some time now. It always gets ignored or forgotten.
I always thought of Callisto as the jewel of the solar system. It is a beautiful world that should be better known. Thankfully, your video has shined a spotlight on this underappreciated world!
I'm currently binging so many of these videos over many days.
I just suddenly felt the urge to inform you that your narration/voice is absolutely freaking _PERFECT._
I don't think people think about how hard or seldom it can be to be this original yet soothing and interesting at the same time. Might look like a weird compliment, but I just wanted to say "keep it up" with the excellent narration. Exquisite.
How thrilling and fulfilling it would be to work on an outpost station on Callisto! I envy those future explorers.
Ahhh this video makes me happy.
As a 5 year old kid I would never shut up about the planets. So I would be meeting new people and instantly going into why Jupiters moons are so special lol. Thanks BBC and the internet for whatever that was.
8:04 Callisto has a Tindr account? I might sign up just for the moon.
Joking aside, this is a well-made video and intelligently presented. I honestly didn't even know about Callisto until this video.
You don't want to sign up to Tindr. It has a giant pit in the middle. You don't wanna fall into that. You'll never get out.
I wish I'm alive to see bases being built and used in other moons/planets. What an exciting thought.
Make it to 2040 and we should have something small on the moon.
Centuries from now, when there is a human base on Callisto, hopefully this inspiring video will be remembered and honored by naming the settlement Astrum Base.
humankind won't make it another 50 years at this pace...
@@michaelfried3123 the chinese will
@@Max-vr5wb The Chinese are looking to be the least-likely to come out of the coming crisis at even their current standard of living based on how their government is and has been running the place.
Incredible video once again, I swear i cant find any other videos that is so well researched and detail like yours
Anton Petrov is an informed space channel if you didnt already know of him
Absolutely love what you do for us! Please keep the videos coming about Jupiter and it’s moons. I recently received original technical drawings for Galileo and will have them framed for my daughters. One of them is 10 feet wide and 1 foot high. My dad was the mission controller for that mission at NASA/JPL.
I quickly glanced at your comment and read: "my daughters... one of them is 10 feet wide and 1 foot high"... Had to do a double take.
@@VideoDotGoogleDotCom
Yes, clearly she's a Jovian Giant of a Lass..!!!
😳😜🤣
The Callisto I knew about as a young boy was the green Jovian alien in the Major Matt Mason series of action figure toys. ☺️ But after learning in school that Callisto was also a moon I started asking my folks about the planets & moons. They got me a Rand McNally Atlas of the Solar System, and I was off & running.
The Astrum logo doesnt get enought love. Looks amazing. Well done
Thanks for nice video Alex!;)
I think Callisto one of the most beautiful moons out there, and even name is charming;)
im so thankfull for you to dedicate full videos for single moons, i always think i know alot about space but i never cease to learn something new watching your and other Astronomy channels and im here for it
Thank you so much for the time and care you put into your wonderful videos.
Did we just finished all the Galilean moons? ✌️✌️✌️
All? Are you sure? You finished all? O.o
Congrats! That was tremendous job to do!
VOLcanism, not volCANism 😉
Doesn’t Jupiter have 53 named moons already? And that’s not including all of the unnamed ones!
@@thomasfholland this is “galilean” moons. Moons discovered by Galileo.
My favorite Galilean moon finally is getting the attention it deserves. Ever since I was a kid the beauty of Callisto has always captivated me. By far it's one of the most beautiful planetary satellites in our solar system. Thanks for the video! Glad that more people can start to appreciate Callisto now after watching this.
Coldplay's Coloratura brought me here when I was searching for the moons/stars/planets mentioned in the song. Awesome! Love your videos! ❤
The fact that Callisto is basically a time capsule for the early solar system is very fascinating to me, and something I didn't know. Thank you for the informative and educational videos. I bought a telescope for my sons 14th birthday and we've been spying on Jupiter and Saturn, and eagerly awaiting Orion this fall! He wants to have a career as an astrophysicist, your channel has inspired him quite a bit!
"Attempt a landing there. It's fine. No biggy."
Thank You. We forget that there are many other places besides Venus and Mars to put boots on. Mining maybe?
Callisto is by far my favorite moon to learn about, and my favorite moon of ALL time. I even have a pendant of Callisto I wear everywhere I go
This channel is so chill and great. :)
So excited for the JUICE mission (great name btw)!
AYYYEE new Astrum video lets goooo
I love your videos, very well done, keep up the great work! Can't wait for the JUICE mission to find out more about Callisto and the other moons!
Thanks
Outstanding video lesson! Thank you so much! More! (He says, selfishly). - Dave Huntsman
Thank you, Alex. This was particularly fascinating. She has been forgotten no longer. :)
Been a huge fan of yours for a while now. With the production quality and in depth nature of your videos, here are some topics I would love to see:
-The lesser known Saturnian moons (Rhea, Iapetus, Dione, etc)
-full episodic rundowns of other classic missions such as your Opportunity series but with Voyager, Viking, Cassini, etc
-Maybe a timeline series in which you rundown all of the planned missions for the upcoming years
I'll be happy with any video of yours though, just some suggestions :)
Amazing content and knowledge on display here. Thank you!
I appreciate the ad being placed at the end and not in the middle, I was much more inclined to listen to it with that placement
"Cratering is perhaps the only process that has vastly been impacting Callisto's appearance over its lifetime."
I see what you did there.
I like how the name sounds. "Callisto"
Agree!! As a kid I kept thinking it was called Castillio. 🤷♂️
Basically all moons of Jupiter ( major and small) are named after ancient Greek female names!
@@thomasfholland calypso i thought
Callisto is my favourite moon. Its very enigmatic, and does not get the attention it deserves. And if we colonise it, imagine the views we would get.
"Colonize it" spoken like a good little sperm. You know what would make space look good . Human garbage. Floating everywhere and everywhere. After we trash our own moon on our first trial run, we'll look into "populating" the galaxy with other little sperm
@@monolithgeometry3221 Could you shut up? You throw plastic bottles, ride cars while only you being in the car and waste things, space garbage is not even close to the amount of garbage you put in the world through your life. And no, I am not any different.
Great facts, great narration, great editing, great video 👍
Awesome video...Alex (Astrum) is the #1 BEST UA-cam channel.
there's a song by Bal-Sagoth called "Callisto Rising" which I'm certain made quite a few teenagers of the early 2000s fascinated by this moon. it certainly did me hahahah. CALLISTO RISING, GLORY ASCENDANT!
Sweet, new Astrum vid.
Thanks Alex.
Love the videos! You do a fantastic job...keep them coming!
Callisto probably has the coolest name out of all of the Galilean moons
This is the first video I've seen from your channel. Great quality stuff! will definitely be watching more.
Knowing how the universe likes to throw curveballs at us, it'd be funny if in the future where we actually start exploring the other moons of the solar system, it turns out Callisto was the one that harbored life.
Appreciate the informational videos, so many facts and great pictures in a short amount of time.
Callisto always reminds me of the BBC documentary series 'The Planets'! Before the internet it was my gateway to the Cosmos, I watched it hundreds of times, the score was so amazing!
Happy to see Callisto getting some love. It’s often overlooked, as you mentioned in the intro.
I keep falling asleep to these videos in a good way. So relaxing and soothing.
Would love a super cut of all the moons. They’re fantastic to watch and even better to drift off to sleep too which is why I have an Astrum to Sleep playlist! Ha
Hey Astrum, would you consider doing videos on the outer dwarf planets like Quaoar Makemake and Sedna? I feel like they would be interesting to cover, but nobody knows about them.
imagine if instead of playing a computer game, in the future, if we could pay to fly around drones or drive a rover on various planets & moons in the solar system and explore & see perfect video of every place we go in our vehicle?
Someone is gonna make a killing off of your idea. 👍
Did you know that they call Callisto “The Dead Moon”?
"I Just love that last part gives me chills everytime"
Agreed, Alex: Callisto would be a great place to set up a base in the distant future.
If we ignore all the literal impact craters which could imply our stuff there being in danger of getting damaged or destroyed.
@@moviemaker2011z all moons really get hit by the same amount of craters, its just that callisto has never had its surface change so you see all the craters, but in a world like enceladus, it you'd still be at the same risk, just that you cant see the craters
Thanks For Doing My Request! :)
I say it was a multitude of electrical discharge. Not only on callisto.
Most craters on bodys in our system imply a hit at a right angle to the surface ...
Callisto protocol brought me here
God: Jupiter, how many moons do you want?
Jupiter: Yes
Excellent as always.
Love Callisto. Love your channel.
I am continually amazed by the differences and peculiarities of each celestial body. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge!
Callisto will be a good Transfer station if humans want to travel to the outer solar syster.
I absolutely love your channel! You produce such high quality videos! I learn a tonne from you and I always recommend your channel first to friends and relatives that I hear are interested in space! For real man thanks for your work!
I would love to see videos on Titania, Oberon, and Ariel!
Great job once again. And Thanks 😎👍🍁
space exploration really gets my juices flowing
Thank you for the deep dive Alex …. Your cool easy style makes space seem far more interesting than most.
One of my favorite channel, plz make a video on Rhea moon of saturn
I was waiting for this awesome video , Callisto is my favorite moon
Thank you so much for this documentary about Callisto, it was awesome.
Awesome stuff. Thank you.
The thought of looking up and seeing Jupiter looming is terrifying to me. Imagine feeling like you were going to crash into it every day.
Callisto is beautiful.
Super neat! Thank you. :)
Really cool to see this channel getting some sponsors! Thank you world of tanks!
Calisto is begging to be explored
I love your videos, but something about the calm tone of your voice and the music makes me fall asleep when I watch them at night. I guess I'll have to get to them earlier 😂. Still, great content.
Great video! And I didn't know that Callisto was that... well reasonable for colonisation! Would be good for the sci fi world building project I'm doing!
Alex, I really like your channel. Can you please upload more often, 🥺?
I would love to, but videos take a lot of time and effort to make. I'm looking at maybe expanding with writers and video editors but we'll see. I have high standards haha.
@@astrumspace Are you currently doing all these things by yourself?
@@megabeam Yep!
Hey mate, I grew up here in Australia fishing all throughout My childhood and into my late teens I used a baitcaster fishing reel called a Shimano CALLISTO, I liked finding out through this video that it is in fact named after a Moon ,AWESOME!!!
Only just viewed this fascinating video on the Moon of Callisto! I think it would make a good place to establish a space station in the future, from which to explore other regions of our solar system, including the other main Moons of Jupiter, Ganymede, Europa, and Io.
I remember playing G-Police on the PS-1 23 years ago, set on a well-colonised mining outpost in Domes on Callisto.
great video. digging all your videos so far.
There are more craters than your typical 14 year-olds face!
Thank you for this. I love all of our moons and each is so fascinating to explore.
Always a delight lad, thank you for another VOD. We are decades away from human exploration beyond Mars. So glad the EU is sending out probes as well as NASA. What happens on our own moon is critical with bases, etc. to make us deep space explorers. Please dedicate your expertise to a few VODs about building a base on the moon, mining the moon's mineral/ice assets, and using the moon as a way station for deeper space progression. That base will be a proof of concept for humans to explore or will we concede that ultra-sophisticated robots should go instead?
I mean, if anyone is going to 'know why Callisto is so cratered', it's probably going to be the scientists.
I want a video titled, 'Do Bus Drivers Know Why Callisto Is So Cratered?'
Love ur vids man, keep up the epic effort!
thanks, I love your videos!
Man... Every time I see a photo of the surface of a celestial body other than Earth, I feel an urge to visit those places. Imagine being the first person to walk on a moon of Jupiter and seeing those mountains, plains, craters in first hand for the first time...
You're a natural-born explorer. You should find ways to satisfy that curiosity!
The animation at 3:45 shows the wrong orbital resonance of 16:4:1 instead of 4:2:1 🙂
Great video though, love Callisto for its marble-like appearance.