It really is astonishing how smart some of our fellow humans are & how much the human race as a whole has accomplished in a relatively short amount of time.
@@themyceliumnetwork yeah, could be. I was just saying if some planet is 124 lightyears away we see it as 124 years ago. It is time travel for them. If there is life on it.
@@maryhobbs4183 Nah, Earth will always be better than any other planet, no matter what happens to Earth. Mars will never be a backup. We could be hit by an asteroid, have global nuclear war and climate change ... and Earth would still be better than Mars.
So, it's only 124 light years away or 729 Trillion miles away. Our fastest spaceship, the Parker Solar Probe is going 450,000 mph. So, that means it could get there in 1.6 million years. We better get started packing.
Awesome video ! I love it so much . Thank you for sharing it with pleasure .How many light years from this planet to our earth ? Happy week-end to you !
Theres really not much i wouldnt do to be able to be put in to a cryo state an put on a ship and sent out there an only become awoken once ive arrived in that planets atmosphere ❤
@@nickhall7995 totally fine by me like I said before we will all eventually die at some point so doing so seeing something like a planet that no one else has ever seen or likely to for who knows how long if ever will be amazing.
When looking at the Cosmic Web stretching 96 Billion Light Years into the cosmic Distance, its hard to believe that we are the only intelligent life form in OUR universe. I believe in the Multiverse theory and I think fundamentally more Cosmologists do as well. We may never leave our own Galaxy and may never know the complete cosmological picture, however, its fascinating to speculate on What is out there. And to quote another human..."its life Jim, but not as we know it".
The JWST should, in time, give us an idea of how many exoplanets have the conditions for life to exist in our galaxy and in the universe as a whole. That would give a starting point to look for complex life forms on different exoplanets. The discovery of intelligent would be another challenge. It would be possible for intelligent life to exist for a long time before it became civilized. I think that for a while our search for other forms of intelligent life will be like searching for a needle in a haystack.
These can be better answered by knowing the age of the sun in that solar system or atleast give better judgment of how long water may have been on K2-18b
Interesting to me at least, images of K212B whether actual or simulated show no polar regions similar to earth... Maybe dinosaurs roaming around there in a tropical environment...
A foolish question is does life exist beyond our own planet in the vastness of this beautiful and mysterious universe. For a better question would be, where does life exist.
Honest question but why don't they focus on the areas or star wobble then actually focus on on the planet so we can see it. If we can make out Galaxy's thousands of light-years even further, does it give to that question?
I always said planet Earth a water world there are other water worlds out there we definitely are not alone we're just too far apart to reach each other this may be good or maybe we don't know what kind of life and other water worlds are out there
When he mentioned the "Constellation of leo" my airs stood on end , i was just looking into this last night , because i was looking into how the sun could birth a New Planet this year due to a pole shift ,,,and this came in my feed today😳 spooky stuff
Super cool can only imagine what's going on there dinosaurs/ did I ever get hit with an asteroid/ I wonder if there's people there and do they look like us well you know there's another planet out there that's similar to us at least would make a great movie great sci-fi movie
We should be pointing James Webb 180 degrees in the other direction. If we exist the better way of knowing if other life exist, is looking forward instead of behind us
Getting there is almost impossible. Even if we traveled at the speed of light, we can’t get there in our lifetime. Unless we can come up with a science of suspending life processes or deep freezing.
if it is 2.5 times the size of Earth, then it has a high chance of having 2.5 times the gravity. That is no bueno for most of us. That means if you weigh 150lbs here then there you would weigh like 375lbs.
Would be cool to find planet that we could easily terraform. By sending small probe 1st make sure we are not disturbing a intelligent life and if not then introduce our “Seeds” or organism’s then hopefully by the time we get their it might already by earth like.
It's only 20 trillion miles away. I still say the best bet for finding life off Earth are the moons Enceladus and Europa belonging to Saturn and Jupiter respectively.
729 trillion miles or 20 trillion miles makes no difference Mr. Gman. It is too far away and we are not going there. You, me and everyone else here on Earth are going to die on Earth. If you are really interested in travelling there maybe you should stop wasting time giving Math lessons on line and join Elon Musk and his space program.
To put the distance in perspective, 1 light year is 1 trillion miles away. This is 124 times further than 1 trillion miles away. So don't plan on ever seeing this planet close up in our lifetime
I have a way of folding large space and so is the clarity itself. I would say that although this place seems distant,to a real man it's just a neighbor
We would only destroy it like we treat our own world. We are but Locusts, search out, move in, pilage and move onto the next untouched planet in the universe to devour.
I've always thought it's life other than earth as big as this universe is cud u really think we're the only thing hea ... .my mind will not allow it I def think where there is water and light it's life . WE WILL KNO THE ANSWERS WHEN WE LEAVE THIS LIFE AND HEAD TO THE NEXT
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@@themyceliumnetwork Thx for the heads up. K12-18b sounds interesting, probably an under-ice ocean, but we have 2 to 4 under-ice ocean moons in our own solar system. K12-18b has no moon either. It's all great excitement though.
@@johnkeviljr9625 its 124 light years away, we cant even see it in any way other than on a digital graph / chart & its going to be a very, very long time before we can travel that far
With the way Disney is (moral bankruptcy, wanton depravity, grooming esquire central) I wouldn’t be surprised if you got a copyright letter about the “guardians of the galaxy” comment
The further we look into space, the more we should praise the God who made it. Instead, they say, look what came from nothing. Nothing plus nothing equals nothing.
And we still cannot create life in the lab, but we are told we crawled out of puddles? Break out of the deception, seek Truth.“And ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free.” John 8:32 “In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.” John 1:1
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its only 124 light-years from earth, get going now so we can move in next friday
im packing light so we can go shopping when we get there! 😂
I'll bring some gas money..
Let's not go about polluting, and robbing another world of it's resources just yet.
Fuck.. that's so damn* far jokes aside.
😂😂😂😂
It really is astonishing how smart some of our fellow humans are & how much the human race as a whole has accomplished in a relatively short amount of time.
Agree
The light that burns twice as bright burns half as long
We see k218b as it was 124 years ago.
no one has seen it, its just a graph on a chart
@@themyceliumnetwork yeah, could be. I was just saying if some planet is 124 lightyears away we see it as 124 years ago. It is time travel for them. If there is life on it.
Fossil starlight.really.things we see is old as fossils In our night sky at night.
138 Years
Could you put a thing in the corner that says when the images are artist imaginings or real photos?
all photos of exoplanets are artist recreations.
Everyone pictures aliens being all serious. What if they’re all just as goofy and humorous as we can be at times😂
Just before they eat us.
No planet can be better for you than the planet where you have evolved
We didn't evolve. It's all a lie
Unless the planet changes in a negative way.
Maybe that's the new earth.
@@maryhobbs4183 Nah, Earth will always be better than any other planet, no matter what happens to Earth. Mars will never be a backup. We could be hit by an asteroid, have global nuclear war and climate change ... and Earth would still be better than Mars.
So, it's only 124 light years away or 729 Trillion miles away. Our fastest spaceship, the Parker Solar Probe is going 450,000 mph. So, that means it could get there in 1.6 million years. We better get started packing.
I’m curious how you got that number
i realy hope we discover something before im dead under the ground, time is ticking so FFn fast
Too late for you and I
Nice, me too
Awesome video ! I love it so much . Thank you for sharing it with pleasure .How many light years from this planet to our earth ? Happy week-end to you !
This is one of the best videos on exoplanets on UA-cam!
Liked, subscribed and notifications are on!
such good content. and a storytelling voice.
Such fascinating content! Am intrigued every second!
Is it better? I appreciate & love Earth.
Theres really not much i wouldnt do to be able to be put in to a cryo state an put on a ship and sent out there an only become awoken once ive arrived in that planets atmosphere ❤
And if you can't live there how would you get back?
@@Makeyourselfbig we all die eventually and to see something no others have or could would be worth it surely 😊
@@houseguest4534 starving to death is never worth it.
Then u land and find out you're in the beginning of their jurassic period with no intelligent life
@@nickhall7995 totally fine by me like I said before we will all eventually die at some point so doing so seeing something like a planet that no one else has ever seen or likely to for who knows how long if ever will be amazing.
So when is Amazon gonna start shipping??
Life on another planet more intelligent than us wouldn't surprise me 😅
When looking at the Cosmic Web stretching 96 Billion Light Years into the cosmic Distance, its hard to believe that we are the only intelligent life form in OUR universe. I believe in the Multiverse theory and I think fundamentally more Cosmologists do as well. We may never leave our own Galaxy and may never know the complete cosmological picture, however, its fascinating to speculate on What is out there. And to quote another human..."its life Jim, but not as we know it".
Great News, it's ONLY 4 billion years away traveling at the speed of light, I'll make my reservation for Premium Coach Class next Thursday!!
very interesting material ! new subscriber !
The JWST should, in time, give us an idea of how many exoplanets have the conditions for life to exist in our galaxy and in the universe as a whole. That would give a starting point to look for complex life forms on different exoplanets. The discovery of intelligent would be another challenge. It would be possible for intelligent life to exist for a long time before it became civilized. I think that for a while our search for other forms of intelligent life will be like searching for a needle in a haystack.
Realy I like this video its interestyng
These can be better answered by knowing the age of the sun in that solar system or atleast give better judgment of how long water may have been on K2-18b
We spend billions and set our self towards k2 and we get there in 300 years and find out that it is a snowball
i love reading these comments. ... its fun how people think ....
Interesting to me at least, images of K212B whether actual or simulated show no polar regions similar to earth... Maybe dinosaurs roaming around there in a tropical environment...
A foolish question is does life exist beyond our own planet in the vastness of this beautiful and mysterious universe. For a better question would be, where does life exist.
I couldn't agree more. 👍🏼
Honest question but why don't they focus on the areas or star wobble then actually focus on on the planet so we can see it. If we can make out Galaxy's thousands of light-years even further, does it give to that question?
I always said planet Earth a water world there are other water worlds out there we definitely are not alone we're just too far apart to reach each other this may be good or maybe we don't know what kind of life and other water worlds are out there
It's kinda of a scary thought you don't know what's out there. And I would assume some unimaginable things.
There's probably some planets out there with some weird looking aliens 👽 or aliens that look just like us
I just kept back back pack ready to settle down in K218B ! Who is joining me here for a hitch ride?
When he mentioned the "Constellation of leo" my airs stood on end , i was just looking into this last night , because i was looking into how the sun could birth a New Planet this year due to a pole shift ,,,and this came in my feed today😳 spooky stuff
Why is it a better Earth than Earth is it because there's no humans on it
The answer is yes
Super cool can only imagine what's going on there dinosaurs/ did I ever get hit with an asteroid/ I wonder if there's people there and do they look like us well you know there's another planet out there that's similar to us at least would make a great movie great sci-fi movie
Another New Earth? We are going there to find out whether we are right about a life better than Earth.
"BETTER THAN EARTH"!!!
Another 250 years will pass us by before we even create a spaceship that can travel regularly into space called Space RS 001Q
We should all be grateful of life as we dont know it or understand it we are just a speck of dust in the unknown Darkness.
K2 b❤
I just wish they would point the telescope back at the earth we live on and give us one good high definition picture.
Enceladus is probably the closet planet/moon that may have life under the ice near the thermal vents in the ocean
Or Europa....or perhaps even both Enceladus AND Europa.
We need to get Nasa's Exodus Engine ready for actual production ASAPnot 90 years from now, The Exodus is a real lightspeed engine that nasa has.
Well, let's go.
Earth's pretty cool, it's the humans that suck.
We should be pointing James Webb 180 degrees in the other direction. If we exist the better way of knowing if other life exist, is looking forward instead of behind us
Getting there is almost impossible. Even if we traveled at the speed of light, we can’t get there in our lifetime. Unless we can come up with a science of suspending life processes or deep freezing.
if it is 2.5 times the size of Earth, then it has a high chance of having 2.5 times the gravity. That is no bueno for most of us. That means if you weigh 150lbs here then there you would weigh like 375lbs.
Would be cool to find planet that we could easily terraform. By sending small probe 1st make sure we are not disturbing a intelligent life and if not then introduce our “Seeds” or organism’s then hopefully by the time we get their it might already by earth like.
Prolly got dinosaurs
It's only 20 trillion miles away. I still say the best bet for finding life off Earth are the moons Enceladus and Europa belonging to Saturn and Jupiter respectively.
729 trillion miles or 20 trillion miles makes no difference Mr. Gman. It is too far away and we are not going there. You, me and everyone else here on Earth are going to die on Earth. If you are really interested in travelling there maybe you should stop wasting time giving Math lessons on line and join Elon Musk and his space program.
@@christopherh9897bro forgot to switch accounts 😭😭💀
Yea it will take 124 years to get there .IF... it has advance like humans maybe they got Marconi spark gap single from year ago
It will take million of years to get there actually 😅
Possibly, if reaching the speed of light, time and distance laws no longer exist. We will figure it out, as long as we don't blow our home up.
Once we learn how to fold space, it will just be next door. 😂
To put the distance in perspective, 1 light year is 1 trillion miles away. This is 124 times further than 1 trillion miles away. So don't plan on ever seeing this planet close up in our lifetime
❤
Send a probe to the planet
I have a way of folding large space and so is the clarity itself. I would say that although this place seems distant,to a real man it's just a neighbor
Please ask Scotty from Star Track to beam me over to the newly discovered planet.
Probably better because there is no people 🤫🤔
Bud Light grows on trees?
Let’s onboard startrek to go there..
😢124 lt.yr.means solely 1240 trillion km away from us. Means quite far away from us.
God made the heavens and the Earth
Why isn't there real footage
Spectroscopy is a dull visual. The words…could, may, perhaps, potential, means it’s guessing.
We would only destroy it like we treat our own world. We are but Locusts, search out, move in, pilage and move onto the next untouched planet in the universe to devour.
Hope there isn't oxygen with that hydrogen. One lightning strike and it is going to look like Endor
Unless they have detected oceans of cold beer there, it's not better than Earth.
Why not some humans speaking on camera? Stock videos, and especially ones showing a fully deployed JWST in orbit around a planet (!), become a drag.
If you consider seeing it my way, planets stars. Basically, everything in space is alive. Therefore, we have never been alone.
Scientists keep a definition of life and update it.
? Better than Earth without an oxygen atmosphere? Next!
JFC it's a telescope not Death Star
James E Web Space Telescope: JEWST
Put me down for 2000 acres water front on k218b in a good neighborhood
When humanity go there 🤔
Well we know now we didn't get the large size planet. s22 ep06 is twice the size of earth
Red Haired Dwarf's are found by the hundreds in Ireland. 🤔
Title is a lie. It most likely has the atmosphere of Neptune.
SPOILER ALERT 😢
Lie is everywhere. Earth is most likely pizza shaped!
@@maxstrelets263 it's more like a tuna sandwich with a pickle on top.
@@themyceliumnetwork 😝
almost as if the elements are there for life, it would have happened. Not an accident
I've always thought it's life other than earth as big as this universe is cud u really think we're the only thing hea ...
.my mind will not allow it I def think where there is water and light it's life . WE WILL KNO THE ANSWERS WHEN WE LEAVE THIS LIFE AND HEAD TO THE NEXT
This content is in a class by itself. A book I read of similar quality was unparalleled. "A Life Unplugged: Reclaiming Reality in a Digital Age" by Theodore Blaze
To make them more truthful, apologies
Elon Musk should make a move here nstead of predicting doom with asteroid Aumuamua's impending collision with Earth!!!
Its got no humans on it.
Hope they will just call it rhe jwst or the webb telescope.
Saying someones name each time its mentioned is a bit annoying
Great video. He just kinda lost me at "life on earth evolved from micro organisms"
The planet needs a moon, like ours, to help maintain its hot core and electromagnetic field.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/K2-18b
@@themyceliumnetwork Thx for the heads up. K12-18b sounds interesting, probably an under-ice ocean, but we have 2 to 4 under-ice ocean moons in our own solar system. K12-18b has no moon either. It's all great excitement though.
@@johnkeviljr9625 its 124 light years away, we cant even see it in any way other than on a digital graph / chart & its going to be a very, very long time before we can travel that far
@@themyceliumnetwork Yes, I am aware of that.
Good luck with that,.
Our Father made only one 🌎.
You sound awfully certain about that.... I'm not so sure that I am. Just saying.
Noice! :D
I thought K2 18b was a gas giant? 🤔
Not necessarily.....K2 18b could (possibly) be closer to a super Earth, rather than a sub-Neptune.
@@CodyPoguel ahh I see now. Thanks for the reply!
@@skeeterskoville9226 You're very welcome. And best wishes to you !
Wishful thinking.
Sigma
Ok but sometimes it works backwards
I'm still the only one who can get there I'm 2 months
‘Cause us humans ain’t there……
With the way Disney is (moral bankruptcy, wanton depravity, grooming esquire central) I wouldn’t be surprised if you got a copyright letter about the “guardians of the galaxy” comment
Why you stating it as a fact, when it's SOOO far from?
a superbly dumb title
Then you need me in speed of light traveling, no them do eat you're way .
Better for life than earth. That's not true
The further we look into space, the more we should praise the God who made it. Instead, they say, look what came from nothing. Nothing plus nothing equals nothing.
And we still cannot create life in the lab, but we are told we crawled out of puddles? Break out of the deception, seek Truth.“And ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free.” John 8:32
“In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.” John 1:1