I just want to point out that Jupiter's moons were named after his lovers from mythology and Juno was Jupiter's wife. So Nasa send jupiter's wife to go check up on him and see what he has been up to.
YES, NASA had a satellite named Juno, Jupiter's wife. It is said that she is the only one who could see behind his veil of clouds. I just love this stuff!!!!
when i got my first telescope the first thing i did was look at jupiter. Pretty life changing and gives you a whole new perspective on things. Beautiful planet
+LAMO I had a Celestron 8" schmidt cassegrain and I hacked up a "barlow" out of a camera lens and old binocular lenses and a hand-towel roll. Jupiter must have been at nearly 1000 x and it was like a grapefruit size (like from desktop viewing distance) and the great red spot was like nearly 1" x 3/4 " size.. and Saturn was like a tennis ball size and the rings were 8" diam. lol It was even hard to believe for me but it happened (must have been a good "seeing" night that's for sure). And the tracker on that scope was so good that Saturn was still in view an hour later. Definitely a pretty life changing experience and gave we a whole new perspective on things.
+Tania Yes exactly in form, but less color, only dull pastel color, like jupiter is white and grey and the great red spot (on Jupiter) is cream (not red), and Saturn is cream. But the lens I had lacked contrast, it made it sharp and fuzzy at the same time and dulled the color a bit. I just took notice of the sharp image, not the fuzzy overtones. It's just a home hacked lens that goes between the telescope and the original eyepiece lens (just a fun project). I'm glad I did it cos it's like a dream come true to see Jupiter and Saturn so BIG! Another planet... When Venus is on the near side of the sun, Venus is large and like a 1/4 phase. And when Venus is on the far side of the sun, Venus has like a 3/4 phase and is much smaller. I see that in my telescope, for myself. That fits with a solar system and exactly how I was told.
Justwantahover thankyou so much for your reply I can only imagine the feeling you got seeing these planets i hope one day i can too it gets me emotional just watching these videos
+Tania Thanks. Get a cassegrain telescope for planets, more expensive but smaller to carry (like a quarter the tube length) and double the optical focal length as the long tubes. lol That's why they are expensive. You get heaps more magnification with the short tubes. lol And the short tube telescopes are all enclosed with glass so dust can't get in, neater thing. $ave your cash!
The beauty of Jupiter is so amazing that it's kind of terrifying. A sort of serene violence? Like, every single one of those cyclones is a violent storm, yet from space, it's just a calm and silent beauty.
Himanshu Goel It reminded me of intestines; a mixture of awe and disgust. I think 'taboo' in it's original meaning would be the right word. Although that feeling's partially due to the oversaturation.
It's my hopes that we could do and be anywhere in the afterlife.. at the speed of thought. I would hope to have the courage to see places like this.. but you're right, I couldn't imagine NOT being terrified to even try.
Getting to see this kind of stuff makes me happy to be living in this day and time. I just wish I could live to see beyond my years to see what other discoveries are made.
Actually Marley is right no matter what you believe. Even scientists are now starring to come closer to the truth of the universe and the intelligence behind it. Call it God, call it an unseen force. We are this God experiencing and learning to know itself. We just have to look deep within. There we can find the truth
It is far more exciting than you can imagine. General relativity is faith based religious fantasy that does not rise even to the level of a theory, but the actual physics of this enchanted dust thus concealed has even more exciting and profound consequences to our entire reality and power structure on our planet.
With the kidding aside this is absolutely beyond belief. I last taught astronomy in 1980 a short almost 40 years ago. The amount of knowledge we had about Jupiter filled a section of a chapter on the solar system. Today that section is now a series of uncompleted books. I realize our younger viewers are jaded because they don't have that perspective. I now archive these in a folder that I named the "New" Solar System....congrats and thanks.
I know what you mean! At the end of the 1990s, I memorized the names of all the moons in the Solar system. A few years later, the number of known moons had more than doubled! I would try to learn the rest, but many of Saturn's new moons are unpronounceable.. 😠
Hey Astrum! It's Arthur from the Kidawa Show if you still remember that ;) Just realized how well you've done man, great work! Sorry I haven't caught up with you earlier, I did start this channel after I stopped with the show just enjoying some passion work as well. Keep it up man, your videos have always kicked butt!
I don't know how or why you guys make the effort to produce such amazing videos in your spare time, but I sure am thankful that you are! Thanks a lot, these videos are fantastic!
@Johnfuse or why people take the time to leave what they consider smart ass comments. Because it's their hobby? Thing is, the people who make videos like this end up looking like boss cats, unlike those who leave comments designed to elevate themselves while putting others down.
Did you see lots of homes?? 98% of people seeing the vid thought there would be nothing there, so they saw nothing!!!I So most people looking at them don't see!!! One a Mars vid, I pointed out a city 2:04 many went back to look at it, I told them there were cars too!! They learned to see!!!!
My goodness!! I read your comment before I watched the video and you’re so right!! He does sound like he’s smiling through out the whole thing!! Thanks for pointing that out! So fun!!
This video is very well put together. It's well-paced, doesn't have a ridiculously long title/intro section, doesn't have an annoying computer voice, no annoying sound effects, good balance between voice and background music, and shows good views of the material presented. Many youtube video creators could learn a thing or two from you Astrum! Well done!
Exactly what I think as well, I've asked my closest friend if they would like to be inmortal and if so what they would dedicate themselves to and I got a such disappointing response. "Endless boredom."
Or shot out a huge space turd! Maybe that's where that asteroid ouhmoumamaha (or however it's spelled) came from. You know, the one that's shaped like a big cigar... 🍖😨
I like the way you show all the space images while "profesional" documentaries endlessly loop the CGI animation between the talking heads saying how amazing the images from the probe are while the editor never thinks to actually show them.
first its fake photo. next time show some untouched image. its 2017, many people can tell. sec, jupiter are not a freaking planet. a planet without surface are not planet.
ted cleveland lol a planet is not named a planet because its rocky, planet means "wanderer" in latin i believe gallileo named them because they never followed the same path as the rest of the stars but were moving side to side. secondly you must be an old geezer for not being able to tell real from cgi.
Can't see where to enter my own comment, so I guess I'll enter one here. I think the narrator means "highly eccentric" orbit, not "highly perpendicular", gotta get the orbital mechanics terms correct
I think he said "highly perpendicular", if what you said is true, it is either perpendicular or not, eccentricity refers rather to the non circular nature of the orbit, i.e., a close perigee and distant apogee.
Listening to the narrator's voice makes me so happy for some reasons :D His voice sounds so cheerful/ happy while talking about Jupiter and me, a listener can feel his excitement and happiness ^^
Jupiter has been known to consent before being asked! Most likely it has something to do with Jupiter's advanced age. Ben Franklin advised young men to court older women as they would be sincerely grateful & more likely wealthy. Consent, may i,and now are you sure,you ok with this? Absolutely infantile, the death of romance in one generation.brought about by Professors of Lesbian Dance Theory in the neo-Marxist toilet.
Jupiter is without a doubt my favorite planet!! Just imagine what kind of planets are out there in other solar systems! We have 8 amazing planets right here, ever the dwarf planets are fascinating.
Simply the best video I have seen on Jupiter - and so beautifully presented. I just had to subscribe to Astrum. Well done - professional and sensitive.
You watch this kind of videos and you watch yourself and the rest of the humankind doing so much damage not only to their own whole being but to the entire world, then your perspective changes. Stunning new images, I feel like I am back to school again.
I hope one day people as a whole come to realize that education is the key to the future. Not war, not politics, not ideologies.. This is an amazing video, and NASA does amazing things. I hope they are never impeded by a government putting funds somewhere they don't belong.
These NASA conspiratards actually think that if NASA didn't exist that all the worlds problems would be solved over night. Well, NASA didn't exist until 1958 so why was there poverty and famine before that and every century before that? They don't like NASA because they, and any other space agency, can destroy their fictitious phlat earth with their photos from space. That is why they HAVE to dismiss them and call everything CGI and fake. They go so far as to create and invent even more conspiratard excuses and stalwarts. They've got nothing to compare. No photos no nothing of their phlat earth in its entirety. They are so backward thinking that they don't believe in space, and rely on silly balloons and P900s to do their phlat earth horizon and curvature experiments. Even the ISS is fake to them for much the same reasons. The earth images from space are too powerful because of what they show the earth to be. A sphere.
Trinity @Trinity If it hadn't been created it could not exist. Similarly it's impossible to imagine something that does not exist somewhere , sometime in the universe. Consciousness is the basis of all reality. Therefore the universe is a physical construct of consciousness. As too is an automobile or a skyscraper.
For as long as I can remember, Jupiter has always been my favorite planet. As a small child, I sometimes pretended to be a "Jupiterian" visiting Earth and exploring lol. Getting to see images of it like this literally bring tears to my eyes.
First, this series about the legacy of spacecraft is remarkable. Very, very good work ! I would have suggestions for other spacecraft worthy of this series : Chandra, Fermi, Gaia, and Spitzer. And, as an afterthought, I would like you to consider a similar series for large earth-based recent telescopes that have made important contributions to our understanding of the universe. In no particular order : Keck, VLT, GTC, SALT, etc. Anyway, a huge thank you for your own contribution in making astronomy accessible to all of us, myself included.
I just found your channel and OMG, i never thought ai would be loving seeing videos about space This one is quite breathtaking, what a beautiful planet
@@jamesmassingale8512 Most people dont believe in everything or anything... just what their parents or the community tells them to believe... :V Ahhhh LMAO....
space... space is fucking cool... i wish i could live long enough to just learn about it, but sadly we will never know in this lifespan or the next 200 all the mysteries of space, ;-; so much knowledge to gain and I dont get to see it all.
Myself and my brother looked through his telescope many Jupiter's ago and could see just 4 satellites. I couldn't tell which moons they were but it was fantastic.
I wish more people would be excited and want to learn more about this. Instead they choose to attack one another over who's eyeball in the sky is better. There is so much beauty to discover and new things to learn.
Every day is a blessing. To see what mankind has done is incredible. These images of Jupiter from a small spacecraft are spectacular and vivid. Thanks for making these videos...almost life changing
Incredible pictures, Jupiter looks nothing like the pictures I grew up to, looks so fascinating, with such wild weather systems & to catch its Aurora to, amazing,
Very well done video, very well articulated audio; apparently very accurate. Been following Juno; but you put it all together quite well indeed! Good job man.
I can't believe how beautiful it is. It's breathtaking. I hope that in my lifetime humans makes it there and get closer to the weather patterns. To think there are hurricanes the size of earth :O I can't imagine
Jupiter has allways fascinated me, and scared me, its colors, layers and shapes makes it beautiful, its sheer size not just the planet, but the red storm which is larger than our own planet, makes this thing so scary!!
Alex, Forgive me, I'm sure you must hear this all the time ... but you sound exactly like Brian Cox! (Of course, that's a good thing!) You've got a real talent for explaining space-related things and sounding pleasant and enthusiastic, too. Thank you for showcasing these breathtaking Juno images so artfully. And thank you, as well, for making this channel. Cheers! :)
While others are pondering how to create a Dyson Sphere, I'm pondering how we could harness all the power that Jupiter currently musters. It's literally a giant power generator and we just need a way to harness it. Plus it's 90% smaller than the sun hence it's atmosphere would perfectly work as a power source.
Could Jupiter have two or more orbiting cores at the center? This could explain the "fuzziness" detected by the instruments, and might also explain what causes all the storms with the gases being swirled around by the multiple cores.
Seems unlikely since they would be in such close proximity you'd think they would've merged by now. I'm not certain if that's even truly possible but I'd love to find out
im thinking that it's "two" cores smashed together but just have not fully combined into one, one half is generally one material and the other generally another.
Fabulous video. Watched Horizon on BBC2 last night, but your video is even better! Many years ago, I trained as a shaman, and I felt such a strong connection to Jupiter after watching the BBC show and your video- there are eternal truths here, and though I can't find the words, the energy, colours and magnetic flows on Jupiter are universal, eternal and ineffably beautiful.
I just want to point out that Jupiter's moons were named after his lovers from mythology and Juno was Jupiter's wife. So Nasa send jupiter's wife to go check up on him and see what he has been up to.
YES, NASA had a satellite named Juno, Jupiter's wife. It is said that she is the only one who could see behind his veil of clouds. I just love this stuff!!!!
i never knew tnhis bit if trivia. t
thanks for the enlightenment
@Joeys Tomatoe Not even a boomer meme, but okay.
So NASA is basically Jupiter's wife's bitchy friend. O.o
when i got my first telescope the first thing i did was look at jupiter. Pretty life changing and gives you a whole new perspective on things. Beautiful planet
+LAMO
I had a Celestron 8" schmidt cassegrain and I hacked up a "barlow" out of a camera lens and old binocular lenses and a hand-towel roll. Jupiter must have been at nearly 1000 x and it was like a grapefruit size (like from desktop viewing distance) and the great red spot was like nearly 1" x 3/4 " size.. and Saturn was like a tennis ball size and the rings were 8" diam. lol It was even hard to believe for me but it happened (must have been a good "seeing" night that's for sure). And the tracker on that scope was so good that Saturn was still in view an hour later. Definitely a pretty life changing experience and gave we a whole new perspective on things.
Justwantahover did it look like it’s depicted by nasa?
+Tania
Yes exactly in form, but less color, only dull pastel color, like jupiter is white and grey and the great red spot (on Jupiter) is cream (not red), and Saturn is cream. But the lens I had lacked contrast, it made it sharp and fuzzy at the same time and dulled the color a bit. I just took notice of the sharp image, not the fuzzy overtones. It's just a home hacked lens that goes between the telescope and the original eyepiece lens (just a fun project). I'm glad I did it cos it's like a dream come true to see Jupiter and Saturn so BIG! Another planet...
When Venus is on the near side of the sun, Venus is large and like a 1/4 phase. And when Venus is on the far side of the sun, Venus has like a 3/4 phase and is much smaller. I see that in my telescope, for myself. That fits with a solar system and exactly how I was told.
Justwantahover thankyou so much for your reply
I can only imagine the feeling you got seeing these planets i hope one day i can too it gets me emotional just watching these videos
+Tania
Thanks. Get a cassegrain telescope for planets, more expensive but smaller to carry (like a quarter the tube length) and double the optical focal length as the long tubes. lol That's why they are expensive. You get heaps more magnification with the short tubes. lol And the short tube telescopes are all enclosed with glass so dust can't get in, neater thing. $ave your cash!
We should be funding this instead of war
Nah need to spend 4 billion on one plane to bomb Syria and spy on the Russians doing nothing in particular.
@Hate Monger until you were under some rock trying to protect your kids under your arms from some random machine gun blast
@Hate Monger like i said, you could be the machine gun guy or the under the rock guy..who knows.
@Link Age that is never going to happen
@Hate Monger im pretty sure guy like you scream the loudest cowardly while calling 911 for there's a cockroach on the sink.
The beauty of Jupiter is so amazing that it's kind of terrifying. A sort of serene violence? Like, every single one of those cyclones is a violent storm, yet from space, it's just a calm and silent beauty.
Himanshu Goel It reminded me of intestines; a mixture of awe and disgust. I think 'taboo' in it's original meaning would be the right word. Although that feeling's partially due to the oversaturation.
Himanshu Goel. On top of that, each one of them on average, is the size of the entire Earth!
It's my hopes that we could do and be anywhere in the afterlife.. at the speed of thought. I would hope to have the courage to see places like this.. but you're right, I couldn't imagine NOT being terrified to even try.
@Blood Taker so you are a flat Earther I see
@Blood Taker everybody gonna believe somthing what makes you anymore right? just because its your opinion?
If Van Gogh could see these pictures, he would fall in love with Jupiter! 😍
Michael Johannes actually he thought the earth was a sunflower
He jumped into my mind straight away.
His ecstatic paintbrush would be replicating those Jupiterian swirls with his magic added.
ummm maybe
People only cared about Van Gogh after he cut his ear off, his paintings are meh, seen better 6th form art tbh
3:06. Kinda resembles Van Gogh’s Starry Night.
I thought the same thing
I thought that too =P
YES, ME TOO
Getting to see this kind of stuff makes me happy to be living in this day and time. I just wish I could live to see beyond my years to see what other discoveries are made.
Incognito I feel you... hopefully our scientist can discover immortality pills.. or drugs that can make our organ and body the same and not get old.
Our souls will be free to explore the universe one day. Enjoy life now and the slim chance of being alive. It's such a blessing to be here.
Marley Bob men I believe in science not Bible. Sorry
Actually Marley is right no matter what you believe. Even scientists are now starring to come closer to the truth of the universe and the intelligence behind it. Call it God, call it an unseen force. We are this God experiencing and learning to know itself. We just have to look deep within. There we can find the truth
It is far more exciting than you can imagine. General relativity is faith based religious fantasy that does not rise even to the level of a theory, but the actual physics of this enchanted dust thus concealed has even more exciting and profound consequences to our entire reality and power structure on our planet.
With the kidding aside this is absolutely beyond belief. I last taught astronomy in 1980 a short almost 40 years ago. The amount of knowledge we had about Jupiter filled a section of a chapter on the solar system. Today that section is now a series of uncompleted books. I realize our younger viewers are jaded because they don't have that perspective. I now archive these in a folder that I named the "New" Solar System....congrats and thanks.
I know what you mean!
At the end of the 1990s, I memorized the names of all the moons in the Solar system.
A few years later, the number of known moons had more than doubled!
I would try to learn the rest, but many of Saturn's new moons are unpronounceable.. 😠
Drew Lovelyhell You mean all the KNOWN moons 😊 by us humans
The universe is changing and expand. You should add more like 'NEWER SOLAR SYSTEM'
@@afrosrb7828 No, I meant that I memorized the names of moons that hadn't been discovered yet.
I used my psychic powers to see the future.
@@drewlovelyhell4892 If you limit it to moons that are both known and pronounceable, it's not so hard to memorize.
Hey Astrum! It's Arthur from the Kidawa Show if you still remember that ;) Just realized how well you've done man, great work! Sorry I haven't caught up with you earlier, I did start this channel after I stopped with the show just enjoying some passion work as well. Keep it up man, your videos have always kicked butt!
Hey, good to see you around these parts again! Yes quite a bit has changed since that interview 😅 Hope you are well. Cheers!
@@astrumspace For sure! Thanks!
@@WoM behind the scenes please?
I just love how you can hear your smile as you narrate. I can't help but smile as well.
I don't know how or why you guys make the effort to produce such amazing videos in your spare time, but I sure am thankful that you are! Thanks a lot, these videos are fantastic!
I'd love to know what antonburger has brought to the sum total of human knowledge
except they get paid by youtube... nobody will pay you for building miniatures
4 money you dope
Do they have videos of it in real time and not pictures
@Johnfuse or why people take the time to leave what they consider smart ass comments. Because it's their hobby? Thing is, the people who make videos like this end up looking like boss cats, unlike those who leave comments designed to elevate themselves while putting others down.
Great pictures. The narrator sounds like he's smiling the whole time while talking lol. ;) Must be very excited.
Idiot
Did you see lots of homes?? 98% of people seeing the vid thought there would be nothing there, so they saw nothing!!!I So most people looking at them don't see!!! One a Mars vid, I pointed out a city 2:04
many went back to look at it, I told them there were cars too!! They learned to see!!!!
He is evidently with Asiatic roots, it is an accent, not excitement.
My goodness!! I read your comment before I watched the video and you’re so right!! He does sound like he’s smiling through out the whole thing!! Thanks for pointing that out! So fun!!
I'm excited looking at these images too.
This video is very well put together. It's well-paced, doesn't have a ridiculously long title/intro section, doesn't have an annoying computer voice, no annoying sound effects, good balance between voice and background music, and shows good views of the material presented. Many youtube video creators could learn a thing or two from you Astrum! Well done!
I know this guy is awesome! 👍👍😀
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This is better than most documentaries..great job.
the mission is extended to 2021
YASSSS!
Thankfully!
Damn coronavirus
@@evelynh.4088 OHH YEAHHH: )
@@evelynh.4088 I don't think corona will affect the mission because it is in space
You've achieved more in less than eight minutes than any Jupiter documentary I have ever seen; good job. Subscribed.
I agree!!
Thanks for the natural eye picture.
And people say they'd be bored if they could live forever. Pssst. Lack of imagination and curiosity.
If i could live forever I would search every inch of space for other life.
Sheldon Butler
Good choice. :)
Exactly what I think as well, I've asked my closest friend if they would like to be inmortal and if so what they would dedicate themselves to and I got a such disappointing response. "Endless boredom."
@too many queens
Exactly. It's really sad.
So what would you do, learn, perfect if you had unlimited time?
But you would see everyone you know and love Die.
Scariest discovery would be: after all these years, the great red spot on Jupiter's surface was thought to be a powerful storm... Until it blinked.
10/10 would watch a movie about that 😂
Eye of the storm,for no water its see would be huge.
Or shot out a huge space turd! Maybe that's where that asteroid ouhmoumamaha (or however it's spelled) came from. You know, the one that's shaped like a big cigar... 🍖😨
@@Aiidannnn really!? what was the name of the movie, i want to see it.
I don't generally compliment videos.. but, this one is an exception! Amazing video!
Stfu asshat, no one cares about your comment.
Welcome to the comment section of UA-cam! 🖕🏻
Shubham Kejriwal wow thank god you complimented the video!
Alright I'm adding a comment. I'm the smartest person to ever live. OK sorta the smartest. Amazing...
Beautifully awesome pics. And the narration is good. Thanks for everyone who contributed in putting it together.
I always thought Jupiter was a boring mix of white, orange, and red colours. It's beautiful to see the poles and such up-close pictures.
Ellis K yeah and earth is in the matrix
Ellis K no that’s Juno’s real camera
Shooting at nasa very revealing? No vacuum of space, combustion does not work in a vacuum?
@Marcus Davis there're plenty of shops that selling telescopes
@Marcus Davis dude buy a fucking telescope.
I like the way you show all the space images while "profesional" documentaries endlessly loop the CGI animation between the talking heads saying how amazing the images from the probe are while the editor never thinks to actually show them.
That is the whole driving force behind me creating this channel!
WeRightNow there is plenty of space in your head though.
well now they finally are getting more real images so you'll start seeing more of jupiter as they become available
first its fake photo. next time show some untouched image. its 2017, many people can tell.
sec, jupiter are not a freaking planet. a planet without surface are not planet.
ted cleveland lol a planet is not named a planet because its rocky, planet means "wanderer" in latin i believe gallileo named them because they never followed the same path as the rest of the stars but were moving side to side. secondly you must be an old geezer for not being able to tell real from cgi.
Great to see one of your wonderful videos again after a few months of waiting!
Can't see where to enter my own comment, so I guess I'll enter one here. I think the narrator means "highly eccentric" orbit, not "highly perpendicular", gotta get the orbital mechanics terms correct
I believe that perpendicular refers to the fact that the orbit is perpendicular to the equator, ie polar orbit.
I think he said "highly perpendicular", if what you said is true, it is either perpendicular or not, eccentricity refers rather to the non circular nature of the orbit, i.e., a close perigee and distant apogee.
Luca Clemente I
Enjoyed the presentation , more will be great Ash Pennell New Zealand
It's incredible how much information just one probe can give. These videos are brilliant.
lots of general info, lots of details, with clear explainations, and visuals! wow!
Listening to the narrator's voice makes me so happy for some reasons :D His voice sounds so cheerful/ happy while talking about Jupiter and me, a listener can feel his excitement and happiness ^^
That flyby of Jupiter. Honestly one of the most beautiful things I have ever seen! 1:18
wow, jupiter and saturn look like works of art!
They certainly are 🤓🤘🏻
The biggest canvases in the solar system!
Very stormy and dangerous works of art
They are my friend. Gods imagination is astounding. They’re like beautiful marbles in the sky.
Juno arrived and inserted itself? Did Jupiter consent?
Juno _is_ the wife of Jupiter, so I'm sure it was ok!
yeh raping men is fine.
Well Jupiter is really old so it should be legal.
Jupiter has been known to consent before being asked! Most likely it has something to do with Jupiter's advanced age. Ben Franklin advised young men to court older women as they would be sincerely grateful & more likely wealthy.
Consent, may i,and now are you sure,you ok with this?
Absolutely infantile, the death of romance in one generation.brought about by Professors of Lesbian Dance Theory in the neo-Marxist toilet.
#metoo 🤣🤣🤣
Jupiter is without a doubt my favorite planet!! Just imagine what kind of planets are out there in other solar systems! We have 8 amazing planets right here, ever the dwarf planets are fascinating.
From up close it looks like an art masterpiece. Absolutely breathtaking
Simply the best video I have seen on Jupiter - and so beautifully presented. I just had to subscribe to Astrum.
Well done - professional and sensitive.
You watch this kind of videos and you watch yourself and the rest of the humankind doing so much damage not only to their own whole being but to the entire world, then your perspective changes. Stunning new images, I feel like I am back to school again.
I hope one day people as a whole come to realize that education is the key to the future. Not war, not politics, not ideologies.. This is an amazing video, and NASA does amazing things. I hope they are never impeded by a government putting funds somewhere they don't belong.
NASA's budget is nowhere near 84 billion dollars.. try 18 billion. Go compare that to the Defense budget and come back with a valid point next time.
Why don't you go Google it and find out? Or would Google lie because you consider it to be "fake news"?
These NASA conspiratards actually think that if NASA didn't exist that all the worlds problems would be solved over night. Well, NASA didn't exist until 1958 so why was there poverty and famine before that and every century before that?
They don't like NASA because they, and any other space agency, can destroy their fictitious phlat earth with their photos from space. That is why they HAVE to dismiss them and call everything CGI and fake. They go so far as to create and invent even more conspiratard excuses and stalwarts. They've got nothing to compare. No photos no nothing of their phlat earth in its entirety.
They are so backward thinking that they don't believe in space, and rely on silly balloons and P900s to do their phlat earth horizon and curvature experiments. Even the ISS is fake to them for much the same reasons. The earth images from space are too powerful because of what they show the earth to be. A sphere.
oh buffy wake up, losers from shithole places want to blow you up and you want to give them flowers
WOW ! !
Amazing.
What a truly fantastic thing the creation of the universe is.
So much to see and learn.
So many places out there.
Trinity
@Trinity
If it hadn't been created it could not exist.
Similarly it's impossible to imagine something that does not exist somewhere , sometime in the universe.
Consciousness is the basis of all reality.
Therefore the universe is a physical construct of consciousness.
As too is an automobile or a skyscraper.
For as long as I can remember, Jupiter has always been my favorite planet. As a small child, I sometimes pretended to be a "Jupiterian" visiting Earth and exploring lol. Getting to see images of it like this literally bring tears to my eyes.
What an Optimistic Comments section this channel has inspired.. rare and beautiful
Jupiters south pole looks like starry night
That is exactly what I thought.
"Questions we dont know..much less answers"
True..very true.
Finally i found a nice new channel to subscribe :) Good job!
ivars bujaks Yes I agree. I was impressed by this video so I also subscribed 😃
ivars bujaks yessir
Same here! :)
cant stand the narrator like he is horny while speaking
ivy brave Thunderbolts Project is a much better channel. Watch their documentary Thunderbolts of the Gods.
I love your videos, man! The edition is great, the info is well structured as they're beautiful, overall! 👍
L Galicki I also feel the same. They show author's knowledge depth and understanding.
@ bioticun - That's odd. If I go out into my back yard with my telescope I can see it up there.
Jackass
Joe Vignolo Galileo tried that until he was shown the instruments.
bioticum Seek help.
Each planet has its own unique beauty.
Like my Hawai'i each island holds there own
Jupiter's moons are named after his secret lovers.
Juno is Jupiter's wife.
Nasa sent Juno to check on her husband and his secret lovers.
very poetic.
Planets, their moons, and probing fly byes. what goes around comes around.
Because NASA is a snitch
@@kellyblake4594 how Troll of you, but somehow you come out sounding flat.
Weird
Jupitar looks so surreal, like an amzing work of art
Your stuff is simply the best! Seriously, 99.9% of UA-cam content. Thank you and thanx NASA!
I love your soft speech and listening very relaxing.And your videos is very quality like a BBC documentary.
First, this series about the legacy of spacecraft is remarkable. Very, very good work !
I would have suggestions for other spacecraft worthy of this series : Chandra, Fermi, Gaia, and Spitzer.
And, as an afterthought, I would like you to consider a similar series for large earth-based recent telescopes that have made important contributions to our understanding of the universe. In no particular order : Keck, VLT, GTC, SALT, etc.
Anyway, a huge thank you for your own contribution in making astronomy accessible to all of us, myself included.
This is a pure example of a mind-boggling video! In love with JUPITER! +Astrum
I was born in 1980 . This is incredible. I cant describe the feeling.
HAL900032 same here :-)
HAL900032 I also born in 1980
I was born in 1984.
I am a bright young man. President Truman told me that himself, and you can't argue with an authority like that.
تعبت وانا اصحح لكم us oldies are old enough to be your dad lol!
I just found your channel and OMG, i never thought ai would be loving seeing videos about space
This one is quite breathtaking, what a beautiful planet
I got chills watching this. Space is so fascinating.
Jupiter is more beautiful than I thought it would be
Danny Roll beautiful? It's A big mess!!! nothing but gases cyclones and amonia I wouldn't want to live there
i bet you wouldnt say it wasnt beautiful if you were able to glide amongst the clouds on such a world... can you imagine?
krea
Danny Roll
Kev what's up
Fascinating video! Jupiter is so much more chaotic that anticipated with those higher resolution pictures.
Like all of your videos, ABSOLUTELY worth the wait, and one I'll watch many times!
Your presentation and editing of this gorgeous planet is stunning.... thank you ! I subscribed ❤️
Holy cow I am living in the future
Some people will believe anything.
@@jamesmassingale8512
Most people dont believe in everything or anything... just what their parents or the community tells them to believe... :V Ahhhh LMAO....
Me too
Joe Gibbs beta male
No we are from jupiter and we are 250 million from you
I always imagined that if i was Dr Manhattan, i would let myself fall on Jupiter and explore the layers.
Fantastic, beautiful words, amazing pictures.
absolutely brilliant. these videos are always so quality. nice work!
The reason I want to become a spirit when I die so I can go all over space and explore..😆
Why wait?
ME2
I recently said this also.
yes trust me u have two choice, hell or nirvana
@@kidnath *No one asked*
space... space is fucking cool... i wish i could live long enough to just learn about it, but sadly we will never know in this lifespan or the next 200 all the mysteries of space, ;-; so much knowledge to gain and I dont get to see it all.
That is one of my biggest regrets in dying,that I won't get to see what happens next
I regret that I won't see flat earthers demise.
This is a video of excellence and fine research
Love your channel and narration. Thank you!
Buddy, you and your hard work are awesome like Jupiter. Live Long. God bless you. Eagerly waiting for more stuff.
+Chief Justice Middleton You're fake, and so are your comments. Don't think we haven't noticed that you're posting under multiple usernames.
Chief Justice MIddleton!!!!!! LOL ,LOL LOL LOL
Myself and my brother looked through his telescope many Jupiter's ago and could see just 4 satellites. I couldn't tell which moons they were but it was fantastic.
Io, Europa, Ganymede and Calisto, the four Galilean Moons.
@@zeendaniels5809Now I'd say yes it was them.. Thanks btw.
I wish more people would be excited and want to learn more about this. Instead they choose to attack one another over who's eyeball in the sky is better.
There is so much beauty to discover and new things to learn.
Jupiter is the definition of "Beautiful but deadly"
Like most women
Nah, believe me Venus it is
@@floreentan8020 Jupiter will eat Venus
To think this planet is nearly a billion miles away..amazing.
It's not!
What a clear, precise and informative video! You have a gorgeous voice and don't ever speak down to your audience. Bravo. I am now a subscriber
So glad you're posting videos again! 😊
Thank you for a wonderful and inspiring video. Very well done. Loved the background music too. I am amazed by Jupiter.
Every day is a blessing. To see what mankind has done is incredible. These images of Jupiter from a small spacecraft are spectacular and vivid. Thanks for making these videos...almost life changing
Just subscribed to another amazing science channel. Wonderful video
NASA is one of the few institutions in my nation in truly, absolutely proud of. Keep doing the great work NASA!
Incredible pictures, Jupiter looks nothing like the pictures I grew up to, looks so fascinating, with such wild weather systems & to catch its Aurora to, amazing,
YAY you're back !
This is so beautiful!
How can anyone give a thumbs down to this???
Flattards
i am new and i am blown away by all of this stuff, keep up the amazing work!
It looks like a Giant ball of Chocolate swirls, with some whipped cream in the mix!
Now I'm craving dessert.
Very well done video, very well articulated audio; apparently very accurate. Been following Juno; but you put it all together quite well indeed! Good job man.
Love: "We still have a lot to learn; and there's probably questions we don't know yet, let alone answers"
I spotted Venus today from India around 8pm..! It was beautiful 😍 though couldn't get a very clear image as I don't have a amazing camera
Fred Cink Wow! That is amazing!!! I never knew that
I can't believe how beautiful it is. It's breathtaking. I hope that in my lifetime humans makes it there and get closer to the weather patterns. To think there are hurricanes the size of earth :O I can't imagine
It's like a Van Gogh painting.
Jupiter has allways fascinated me, and scared me, its colors, layers and shapes makes it beautiful, its sheer size not just the planet, but the red storm which is larger than our own planet, makes this thing so scary!!
Alex,
Forgive me, I'm sure you must hear this all the time ... but you sound exactly like Brian Cox! (Of course, that's a good thing!)
You've got a real talent for explaining space-related things and sounding pleasant and enthusiastic, too. Thank you for showcasing these breathtaking Juno images so artfully. And thank you, as well, for making this channel. Cheers! :)
2:45 looks like a giant gorgeous geod
Very good video, full of information told with good details explaining more than I read before. Thanks.
Juno has created wallpapers for iPhone so far
While others are pondering how to create a Dyson Sphere, I'm pondering how we could harness all the power that Jupiter currently musters.
It's literally a giant power generator and we just need a way to harness it. Plus it's 90% smaller than the sun hence it's atmosphere would perfectly work as a power source.
That timelapse flyby…I think that has made my year. Thanks Alex!
"It's really big so it looks small."
I've been trying to tell her that for years!
Could Jupiter have two or more orbiting cores at the center? This could explain the "fuzziness" detected by the instruments, and might also explain what causes all the storms with the gases being swirled around by the multiple cores.
Seems unlikely since they would be in such close proximity you'd think they would've merged by now. I'm not certain if that's even truly possible but I'd love to find out
im thinking that it's "two" cores smashed together but just have not fully combined into one, one half is generally one material and the other generally another.
the fly by shot, almost enters the storm, gave me goosebumps
One of the very best videos I've seen in a while, great job, great content!
That was amazing thank you
These short films are really excellent. So much better than others I’ve seen...
Good Vid. Space is beautiful !
Amazing.... Wish we could live there !!!
Its just gas, you would "fall" right through Jupiter... more interesting are the moons!
Fabulous video. Watched Horizon on BBC2 last night, but your video is even better! Many years ago, I trained as a shaman, and I felt such a strong connection to Jupiter after watching the BBC show and your video- there are eternal truths here, and though I can't find the words, the energy, colours and magnetic flows on Jupiter are universal, eternal and ineffably beautiful.
Having these amazing cameras now is absolutely breathtaking