I love how this search for life combines so many fields of human knowledge. Even if we won't ever know for sure, the amount of things we have to learn and techniques we have to apply to search for habitable stars is well worth it. We don't to KNOW - we need to LEARN.
I like to imagine that somewhere in the universe there is a solar system with 2 or more planets with life. If they discovered their closest planet had life they'd look out at the universe and think it's a common thing. On another note I can't wait for the James Webb Telescope!
+Expl0rati0n There simply has to be! Just the numbers of planets alone say there has to be life out there,and when you're talking about billions upon billions upon billions of planets, to think that we're the only planet that supports life in the universe is so incredibly arrogant and frankly quite stupid. If we have advanced life just on our planet alone, it stands to reason just by the sheer numbers of planets out there that life is quite common throughout the universe (there is estimated to be over 1000000000000000000000000 planets in the known universe) and intelligent life is probably not rare either. Coming in contact with other life forms is the challenge though, the distances between star systems is mind-blowingly distant ;)
Like I said , the distances between star systems is a mind blowing far , far distance . So for other intelligent life forms to come in contact with us would take an EXTREMELY advanced species to be able to travel such over whelmingly vast distances, I would think life forms with such capabilities would be quite rare ( we are intelligent , but do not have the capabilities to travel to other stars , it would take thousands of years, lol)
+tarwagon If life was that common they would have had a billion years head start and even if they had no FTL travel they would still have colonized the galaxy by now. Luck how long it took us to get to the moon. Thats nothing in compared to the time other species had to evolve and reach interstellar technologies. Those 1000000000000000000000000 planets seem alot smaller of a number when you look at all the things it takes for life to evolve on a planet that had a very very lucky past. I used to think like you but the more I learned, the more I doubt it.
I'm with you mate room on the left action movie's room on the right documentrays about the universe that's were I'll be so much to learn have a great life my friend ✌🇬🇧👍
This is one of the best videos on youtube. Maybe with our new tools it won't take 400yrs to connect to, and have the "flat earth" people accept new ideas.
@SpaceRip you have a very unique voice for these kinds of content sir! Puts me in a relaxed state while my mind gets lost in the mystery of our universe.
Very Interesting stuff but unless we can figure out how to travel at 5 times the spped of light or figure out how to warp space time its sorta a moot point.....unfortunately i don't think either of those things are happening anytime in the next 2,000 years
+Carl P Lol you think it will take 2000 years for humanity to transcend the light speed barrier? (Not literally of course but via loopholes i.e. warp drive, antimatter drive, wormhole, etc....)
I am so happy that they figured out a way around the problems that crippled the Kepler telescope. It supposed to begin taking measurements again in the near future.
Great episode! :) Though I don't belive thr human kind will ever travel to other planets (except for maybe planets in our own solar system), I am so happy that humans have been gifted with imagination. So in our heads and dreams we can be were ever we want in an instant. :)
Given enough time and resources, anything is possible. It's because of that possibility, we will find a way one day. One day, there will be a new place we call home. I just wish I was around to see it. As long as hope exists, and our with our need to explore, we will find our way to the stars, or die trying.
We thought We would never fly an aircraft yet a few years or so after it was declared an aircraft wouldn't fly for 1 million years we did it in 1903 personally i believe we will achieve interstellar flight within 100 years possibly sooner its only a matter of time
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ORRYIN NoNameHere X You are both right and I totaly agree. But with the super far distances and everything I have such a hard time belive it. But you are right, people stod by the shores of the atlantic and thought that a plane can never cross such a far distance, thats true. :)
I love these videos. Always good to see a new upload. On the downside, I'm not a fan of the narrator, he makes the films sound a bit like movie trailers.
panskeptic Not sure I'd be a fan of Morgan Freeman voicing these either, fine actor though he is. The style of narration is bit too overdramatised for me. Just personal taste I guess. I may be in the minority. :)
Shkotay D Isn’t it funny that Copernicus knew how does the universe and Our solar system work, way before planes and rockets were built? That’s how pseudoscience began, because obviously most people didn’t agree with this new idea due to the lack of information and observations, yet the idea was introduced in books, schools etc.
Unless we magically create wormhole/'hyperspace' tech or whatever other fantasy idea, that admittedly we'd all love to see, and i'm not saying is impossible, then I think we have to go for a "work with what we've got" method. Which would still require huge leaps in current engine technology and otherwise, but. 1. Establish space elevator of some sort. We need to be able to get into space without it costing huge amounts of money at every effort, and using finite resources. 2. How about... if we can find the necessary stuff, moving Mars, or one of the famous moons, INTO the habitable zone? Surely that's more plausible than traveling hundreds of millions of light years. At least for our expanding population and resource hoggery. I know it's all just as mental spasm, but at least it's something you could imagine doing, unlike say.... ascending to a higher plane of existence, which we have no frame of reference of outside pure fantasy.
Ham Kerman Yeah, a few years ago when I was still a bit more optimistic (naive?) about the future of humanity, I was hoping that we might one day build something like the Island Three type colonies envisioned by Gerard K. O'Neill. These days I think we're lucky if we can delay the collapse of our civilization by a few more decades ...
Even if we aren't able to build any spaceship that moves faster than the speed of light, we can definitely develop a mechanism by which humans who undertake such extreme journeys are kept under 'suspended animation'. In such cases even if the intergalactic journeys took millions of years the average human life span of 70 or 80 years would not matter. on reaching the destination the traveller could be brought back to life and there on complete his/her life span.
It's okay to shopping for other earth 🌏 but it a bit early since we can't go yet , will take long time before humans can travel those distances. ! So it's window shopping !
this cosmic dance of bursting decadence twists all our arms collectively but if sweetness can win and it can then i'l still be here tomorrow to high five you yesterday my friend
kpsting I'd have to agree with the narrator, imagine if the earth existed near the center, where they are more star activity like super nova plus the radiation from the massive black hole, that wouldn't be nice
Yes indeed, bacteria are near impossible to get out of a system once introduced to it. And that is an important part for why humanity has to avoid contamination of celestial bodies at all costs.
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Earthlings! You are not GOING anywhere! If we had the enormous resources it would require to send nobodies like us to comfortable new quarters on other planets, we wouldn't have the problems making people hope to leave (or see the neighbors leave, so we can get their parking space) the gorgeous planet we're murdering. That's why we need to focus our resources on keeping this one habitable. Snap out of it. THIS IS NOT YOUR PRACTICE PLANET.
Almighty GOD FATHER was having a GOOD WORLD without sunlight and without nights and COVERED by HIS POWER LIGHTS / This is BEAUTIFUL WORLD and for ETERNAL LIFE with GOD.
There has got to be life on other planets, I mean, how many galaxies are there out there? And how many stars are there in those galaxies ? What about all those planets around all those stars in all those galaxies?
We have created from single cells and evolutionized by means of natural selection. So, animals or plants in other celestial bodies are most likely existing that we have not found yet.
i need to ask something... i know im gonna sound stupid... but i just dont understand why scientist presume that other liffeforms would need similar, if not identical, "circumstances" to exist. coulndt there be a lifeform that need the opposite of what human need to survive, for example ? and if affirmative, why are they looking only for planets with "our" lifeform... ? ... sorry XD
The thing that's wrong here is why do they assume that all life needs liquid water ? There could be other life forms from other planets that don't need it to survive or exist.
Thank you guys for all this amazing documentaries narrated with with clear voice.
Fantastic Journey, thanks for sharing.
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I love how this search for life combines so many fields of human knowledge. Even if we won't ever know for sure, the amount of things we have to learn and techniques we have to apply to search for habitable stars is well worth it.
We don't to KNOW - we need to LEARN.
at 23:00 we see planet Nameku, where piccolo is from.
What a stupid nonsense. Freeza destroyed it.
lol
It's new namik. Remember the dragon balls lol
It saddens me that I'll be dead long before so many of these questions are answered.
***** NO! :D
***** I don't need hallucinogenics to live a good life, and I feel sorry
that you do.
***** k
***** There are other and healthier ways of getting high than narcotics. Also do you smoke weed while watching these vids?
Wow, your life is so amazing, maybe if I smoked weed, my life wouldn't be so boring, and miserable.
I like to imagine that somewhere in the universe there is a solar system with 2 or more planets with life. If they discovered their closest planet had life they'd look out at the universe and think it's a common thing.
On another note I can't wait for the James Webb Telescope!
+Expl0rati0n There simply has to be! Just the numbers of planets alone say there has to be life out there,and when you're talking about billions upon billions upon billions of planets, to think that we're the only planet that supports life in the universe is so incredibly arrogant and frankly quite stupid. If we have advanced life just on our planet alone, it stands to reason just by the sheer numbers of planets out there that life is quite common throughout the universe (there is estimated to be over 1000000000000000000000000 planets in the known universe) and intelligent life is probably not rare either. Coming in contact with other life forms is the challenge though, the distances between star systems is mind-blowingly distant ;)
+tarwagon where are they?
Like I said , the distances between star systems is a mind blowing far , far distance . So for other intelligent life forms to come in contact with us would take an EXTREMELY advanced species to be able to travel such over whelmingly vast distances, I would think life forms with such capabilities would be quite rare ( we are intelligent , but do not have the capabilities to travel to other stars , it would take thousands of years, lol)
+tarwagon If life was that common they would have had a billion years head start and even if they had no FTL travel they would still have colonized the galaxy by now. Luck how long it took us to get to the moon. Thats nothing in compared to the time other species had to evolve and reach interstellar technologies. Those 1000000000000000000000000 planets seem alot smaller of a number when you look at all the things it takes for life to evolve on a planet that had a very very lucky past. I used to think like you but the more I learned, the more I doubt it.
We all wish that but peoples of faith are adamant that we're on our own , and it's appeared so
I love astronomy and the programs about universe. Good show, this is.
K yoda
I'm with you mate room on the left action movie's room on the right documentrays about the universe that's were I'll be so much to learn have a great life my friend ✌🇬🇧👍
@Gypsy Malone it's beautiful mate 👍 so much to see lose your fear and replace it with love and meaning have a great day mate 👍 🇬🇧 ✌
A wonderful new space documentary on UA-cam...
Let the ecumenical arguing begin.
beckerist My religion actually believed in life on other worlds long before science did.
my god killed all ice giants, yo. do you see any ice giants around?
check and mate atheists!
thor 1:0 atheists.
My afternoon is set! I have been eager for this to be released
Space rip is just badass.
THATS FACTS
Best astronomy videos on UA-cam. Thanks again spacerip.
I can't even explain how awesome this video, and spacerip, is when you're high.
and the irony is we can't find a lost plane in our earth :P
***** non sequitur...his hat is big, because it has to accommodate his big brain...and has an giant rabbit hiding beneath it. XD
wtf guys for one stupid joke all this ?????
*on ... not "in"
IN THE EARTH!
i love space
But space hates you and tries to kill you every chance it gets... :p
Well, mrqwerty, maybe space would like him if it got to know him a little better.
I wish you were in outer space already, a dead icicle.
I could watch this channel for days
Alright, finally something to fall asleep to 👏😀
Very interesting !
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This is one of the best videos on youtube. Maybe with our new tools it won't take 400yrs to connect to, and have the "flat earth" people accept new ideas.
I love space science and space rip!
awesome video..
Hello Imgurians!
haha Hello!
@SpaceRip you have a very unique voice for these kinds of content sir! Puts me in a relaxed state while my mind gets lost in the mystery of our universe.
SpaceRip > Cosmos,,, by far
I like this video too much !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I just like hearing Dick Rodstein narrate.
More people need to watch these videos
Very Interesting stuff but unless we can figure out how to travel at 5 times the spped of light or figure out how to warp space time its sorta a moot point.....unfortunately i don't think either of those things are happening anytime in the next 2,000 years
+Carl P Lol you think it will take 2000 years for humanity to transcend the light speed barrier? (Not literally of course but via loopholes i.e. warp drive, antimatter drive, wormhole, etc....)
epic music at the end. perfectly fitting of wonder, ambition, construction, and development.
It would be perfect for the game Civilization
Bruno was way ahead of his time, especially given the lack of confirmed data he was working with, a true visionary.
listening to tool while watching this was not disappointed.
This is a beautiful documentary
I am so happy that they figured out a way around the problems that crippled the Kepler telescope. It supposed to begin taking measurements again in the near future.
Fabulous video!
Great episode! :)
Though I don't belive thr human kind will ever travel to other planets (except for maybe planets in our own solar system), I am so happy that humans have been gifted with imagination. So in our heads and dreams we can be were ever we want in an instant. :)
Given enough time and resources, anything is possible. It's because of that possibility, we will find a way one day. One day, there will be a new place we call home. I just wish I was around to see it. As long as hope exists, and our with our need to explore, we will find our way to the stars, or die trying.
NeonsStyle Maybe! But until then I am happy with Sci fi! :)
We thought We would never fly an aircraft yet a few years or so after it was declared an aircraft wouldn't fly for 1 million years we did it in 1903 personally i believe we will achieve interstellar flight within 100 years possibly sooner its only a matter of time
NoNameHere X You sent your post to the wrong person... I never said the original comment which you replied to as if I'd said it. Remember, Click View All Replies n you won't make such a dumb mistake again. :p lol
ORRYIN NoNameHere X You are both right and I totaly agree. But with the super far distances and everything I have such a hard time belive it. But you are right, people stod by the shores of the atlantic and thought that a plane can never cross such a far distance, thats true. :)
30 Dec Thursday 11:57 from INDIA ❣️
great speaker
You gotta love SpaceRip ^^
I love these videos. Always good to see a new upload. On the downside, I'm not a fan of the narrator, he makes the films sound a bit like movie trailers.
panskeptic Not sure I'd be a fan of Morgan Freeman voicing these either, fine actor though he is. The style of narration is bit too overdramatised for me. Just personal taste I guess. I may be in the minority. :)
Un reportaje mjy bien presentado, como siempre.
Me encanta tus programas,¡Gracias!
I like space 😊
Very good know age video
Very nice documentary
Grrr I can watch any of your videos as HD but this one just won't play even at 144p. What's wrong with it and can you fix it please.
Superb video as always :D Thank you again for the education :D
Shkotay D Isn’t it funny that Copernicus knew how does the universe and Our solar system work, way before planes and rockets were built?
That’s how pseudoscience began, because obviously most people didn’t agree with this new idea due to the lack of information and observations, yet the idea was introduced in books, schools etc.
Lay in bed, slowly drifting off listening to the wonderous stories of the universe then BAM!! Advert sucker, wake your ass up!!
Nice shout out to Giordano Bruno!
Can't imagine a world without America so "Yes" the trip will be worth it!
New video awesome!
I love it
Neil spoke about that guy at the first 4 mins in this video, not Galileo.
In his show cosmos that was originally made by Carl Sagan.
This is how I spend my nights.
Awesome … thank you … !
Unless we magically create wormhole/'hyperspace' tech or whatever other fantasy idea, that admittedly we'd all love to see, and i'm not saying is impossible, then I think we have to go for a "work with what we've got" method. Which would still require huge leaps in current engine technology and otherwise, but.
1. Establish space elevator of some sort. We need to be able to get into space without it costing huge amounts of money at every effort, and using finite resources.
2. How about... if we can find the necessary stuff, moving Mars, or one of the famous moons, INTO the habitable zone? Surely that's more plausible than traveling hundreds of millions of light years. At least for our expanding population and resource hoggery.
I know it's all just as mental spasm, but at least it's something you could imagine doing, unlike say.... ascending to a higher plane of existence, which we have no frame of reference of outside pure fantasy.
I would have to disagree! moving a planet or a moon is just silly.
Ham Kerman
Yeah, a few years ago when I was still a bit more optimistic (naive?) about the future of humanity, I was hoping that we might one day build something like the Island Three type colonies envisioned by Gerard K. O'Neill. These days I think we're lucky if we can delay the collapse of our civilization by a few more decades ...
thank you again for a great documentary.
Super
Even if we aren't able to build any spaceship that moves faster than the speed of light, we can definitely develop a mechanism by which humans who undertake such extreme journeys are kept under 'suspended animation'. In such cases even if the intergalactic journeys took millions of years the average human life span of 70 or 80 years would not matter. on reaching the destination the traveller could be brought back to life and there on complete his/her life span.
Awesome. .
Excellent! Thanks!!
This video really inspires amazingly .
This is very interesting I love his narration.
What an appropriate time for this video:P especially after finding Kepler (kefler?"
It`s Kepler, not Kephler..
Earth is its own unique entity , there are most probably many planets like ours with their own individual uniqueness .
It's okay to shopping for other earth 🌏 but it a bit early since we can't go yet , will take long time before humans can travel those distances. !
So it's window shopping !
this cosmic dance of bursting decadence twists all our arms collectively but if sweetness can win and it can then i'l still be here tomorrow to high five you yesterday my friend
'Galactic habitable zone' is such a stretch, though
kpsting I'd have to agree with the narrator, imagine if the earth existed near the center, where they are more star activity like super nova plus the radiation from the massive black hole, that wouldn't be nice
Yes indeed, bacteria are near impossible to get out of a system once introduced to it. And that is an important part for why humanity has to avoid contamination of celestial bodies at all costs.
Chat GPT told me this is what I should watch while I’m high
Yes! been waiting for this.
fantastic as always
Thank You :)
Wow
Fantastic Channel, thanks to each one works on it.
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Great!
Earthlings! You are not GOING anywhere!
If we had the enormous resources it would require to send nobodies like us to comfortable new quarters on other planets, we wouldn't have the problems making people hope to leave (or see the neighbors leave, so we can get their parking space) the gorgeous planet we're murdering. That's why we need to focus our resources on keeping this one habitable. Snap out of it.
THIS IS NOT YOUR PRACTICE PLANET.
curto muito esse tipo de videos !!!
25:41 always like humans to think in a money sort of way lol
but other then that i liked it (thumbs up)
Almighty GOD FATHER was having a GOOD WORLD without sunlight and without nights and COVERED by HIS POWER LIGHTS / This is BEAUTIFUL WORLD and for ETERNAL LIFE with GOD.
First love space rip
It is an honor for me to say....FIRST!
Enjoy your thumb downs. First round is on me.
Dammit haha would have been worth it but i wasnt even really first..spacerip all the way tho. An aspiring astrophysics major myself
Awesome
Good video
First!
Nope
We are not alone
Hi a very interesting video.GARYV.
Great presentation
Loved it:)
New Episode!
0:53 Every motherfucking planet might support life, not every life has to be like on Earth!
There's a difference between supporting and sustaining. Think before you comment.
I think your right
look how amazing is the creation of our god. and then some stupid people are believing there is no god or worship idols which can't create nothing.
Great video! ;)
I wish there were a way to turn off the big words which take up so much of the screen, That function should be optional
And then there is the possibility that these planets are inhabited by intelligent beings but dont need an earthlike planet to survive.
There has got to be life on other planets, I mean, how many galaxies are there out there? And how many stars are there in those galaxies ? What about all those planets around all those stars in all those galaxies?
We have created from single cells and evolutionized by means of natural selection. So, animals or plants in other celestial bodies are most likely existing that we have not found yet.
Where can I get a song list for this video? I just love the sound track of these videos!
We'll never gonna find our earth like beautiful planet, but we possibly could find more beautiful large habital planet
i need to ask something... i know im gonna sound stupid... but i just dont understand why scientist presume that other liffeforms would need similar, if not identical, "circumstances" to exist. coulndt there be a lifeform that need the opposite of what human need to survive, for example ? and if affirmative, why are they looking only for planets with "our" lifeform... ? ... sorry XD
*****
thank you for taking your time to answer me and for your explanation, its such a fascinating subject !
I wounder what will happen in the future
The thing that's wrong here is why do they assume that all life needs liquid water ? There could be other life forms from other planets that don't need it to survive or exist.