@@nealsmall9316 We don't know that for sure that Earth is the only habitable plant in the whole universe. We haven't even discovered 1% of the universe for us to conclude that. Maybe there are multiple habitable planets but we just haven't discovered it yet 😁
The thing that I love most about space is that it's a time machine. If there's astronomers somewhere in the ngc3972 galaxy right now, and if they've got a telescope looking at earth right now, they are witnessing the extinction of the dinosaurs in real time. Now how cool is that?
I absolutely love how there are other Earths out there in space. It always makes me feel that we aren't really as alone in space as we once thought we were...
All of these planetary compositions are pure speculation. There is no way to say if any of them could support life as we know it, and I highly doubt that they can.
what does that tell you? Either this is super speculation and those scientist are making things up or there is something down in that water that they don't want us to know about.
I’ve always found this so strange…. I thought it was just me. How do we have all this info on these “exoplanets”, but it seems like we don’t know shit about our own moon (which is literally in our backyard🙃) and our own oceans (which is literally on our f**cking planet🙃). Please make this make sense because it doesn’t. Something isn’t adding up or something is being hidden in plain sight. I believe there’s more to the moon & ocean. Maybe the origins of the moon and the mysteries of the ocean will provide us the answers to some of the mysteries of the universe. No one ever rarely talks about our moon or oceans (why’s that?). But we’re QUICK to study a damn exoplanet that’s 1,000000000 light years away and then release info every other day about said exoplanet!! C’mon it’s not adding up. Where’s the same energy with the moon and ocean?! It’s kind of silly how we try so hard to pretend like the moon isn’t RIGHT THERE🙃 (and let’s not get into how it’s a PERFECT circle too..) lmfao they want us to be sheep so bad and stay hush hush and pretend as if we don’t see what we see right in our faces. I’m sorry but I have QUESTIONSSSSSSS. But I need more ANSWERS! I feel it in my gut that half of our questions have answers but they (the elite) are keeping it from us. Man f*ck those exoplanets. I wanna hear more about OUR moon and oceans. Period.
Don't forget that Earth was formed 4.5 billion years ago, and life didn't begin until 3.9 billion years ago. 0.6 billion years is 600 million years - its a pretty long timeframe. So time is also a factor , we might not be looking at a planet at the right time. Though, the time it takes for that observation to reach us over the many light years means we are looking into that planet's past. Maybe its full of life now, who knows.
Being able to guess that a planet is habitable by looking at a microscopic point of light or indirectly by other means is already pushing it. Do you really think that astronomers can know if there are lifeforms on the surface of the planet?
this is maybe a civilization's goal. Every "habitable" planet in every alien life is a potential new colony. There's a theory about the "Dark Forest" in physics, the reason why we hear and see nothing from alien civilization is that they'd rather keep quiet, to not expose themselves to more advanced ones that could potentially invade their planet. In a forest where everyone's a hunter, you don't light a campfire to attract your competitors, you rather keep quiet and wait.
@@quyenluong3705 It depends, if a civilization is able to do cosmic scale space travel, they wouldn't be that interested in us. They for sure would have means to detect planets that have life on it in various forms so just for "leisure" space travel out of curiosity sounds rather unecessary to them. I was also thinking if a civilization found a way to sustain themselves efficiently so they won't have to invade other planets, they might just avoid doing this as well bc no matter how many "kind" civilizations are out there, it just takes 1 evil space faring civilization to avoid it at all cost.
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Thats like having a fire pit filled with wood and not having a lighter, just because you have the right conditions doesn’t mean anything will work without something to jumpstart it.
@@parrsnipps4495ost likely comets containing volatiles and RNA, the water on earth most likely came from outer solar system as the inner solar system is devoid of water for the most part.. Comets from far away come to earth and impact. Once within earths gravity and magnetic field the volatiles are trapped
@@wizardFire4 look up in the sky once when all the lights are out and everything is clear if u can find a place like that and look up u will know we can’t be the only ones
How wild would it be to find a heavenly body or planet in the habitable zone with large amounts of liquid water, oxygen, carbon, nitrogen similar to Earth…and there’s NO life there. Now THAT I think would make us question EVERYTHING.
If we did discover no life on one of these perfect exoplanets for life, at that point it would be undeniable that there is a Creator. Earth is the paradise and we are the creation. Life is the most wonderous thing in the entire universe. Of billions+ of planets, just us. Because Earth and Life are that special, and our Creator loves us that much. Now THAT'S amazing. Don't worship creation, worship the Creator and do a better job taking care of creation.
Actually, that is very possible and probably more likely than you think. Just because a planet has all of the ingredients, does not automatically mean it will develop life. We do not really know why or how life starts, thus our theories about it are weak. But it does seem based on research that a lifeless super Earth is very possible.
@@KelvinButler1 I think "weak" is putting it mildly. Not only do materialistic so-called "theories" require a growing rejection of evidence, but their tests consistently raise more problems than answers - not the least of which is an abundance of careful design and control trying to show that no designer was in control.
The Qur'an, Allah's Word, hundreds of times repeats the word * EARTH * indicating that *only EARTH is very suitable for mankind* , other planets, even for trees, nothing is suitable, let alone for mankind. So prepare ourselves to explore God's intentions regarding the purpose of the creation of this universe which is recorded in the holy book of the Qur'an so that our short life does not go astray and does not go wrong 🙏🏼
After watching AOT, I came up with this theory that somewhere in the universe, there are a bunch of planets packed with life, clustered together and our ancestors were banished here like how Eldians were sent to paradise
@@Humble-iq5ue so true, idk why humans want another planet when they will die in 60-80 years some die even early....idk what's the obsession of life on earth or another planet....I will go to another planet if we don't get sick, die or require food to be alive.....heaven sounds better and more realistic. Our soul is more interesting than our body
@@The-Heart-Will-Testify Heaven is cool and all.. but to go there we have to die. And then there's a chance you end up burning in hell. It's best to live life and go to other planets, and then die and go up to heaven.
There needs to be a telescope built and its soul purpose is to zoom in on earth like planets to check for life. How awesome would it be to be able to zoom in on a planet and see birds or dinosaur like creatures flying in the planets atmosphere! This telescope would also be capable of taking and sending back the clearest and most detailed photos ever taken. If there were ever photos taken of a planet with life I highly doubt they would tell the public anything about it and the only thing that would be on their minds would be gold and other precious metals.
One of the issues with that is atmospheres. No matter how hard we try we can't see through them. Also, there are a lot of theories about even if other planets would have life that resembles what we expect. Just finding micro organisms on another planet would be a breakthrough. And we can barely take pictures of that on our own planet.
@@keysritual1958 But the telescope don't need be on Earth. It can happen in space, like Hubble and Webb. But to build something that big and powerful would require huge sums of money, more labor than Webb, and huge rockets to ship it into space. Even assembling its parts in space instead of that big rocket should be just as difficult because so many big and small pieces are moving through space at high speed. I think it's a little cheaper to build, but with longer data transfer, sending instruments like Voyager into orbit around these planets should be easier than building a giant telescope into space. In any case, even the thought of it gives a strange feeling. The universe is huge and we still don't have enough information.
@@moriemur oh no, I was referring to the atmosphere of the planet in which we are taking pictures. I should of been clearer. We also don't have real photos of any exoplanents. Some we only know are there because of how the star dims when the planet passes in front. We need to work on making better cameras to even begin the process. Because the closest exoplanet is 4.2 light years away. Even getting close at a fast speed would take like 70,000+ years.
Pur most current fighter jets have helmets that filter out all clouds to have clear sight picture while flying if we added that technology we could possibly get rid of all the atmosphere on planets and clouds
You need more than a good location - you need a partly-fluid metal core for a magnetosphere (or else radiation will kill you) and a sizeable moon to keep your rotation stable. A suitable axis tilt is also nice, seasons are good in moderation. The composition of the planet also matters - you want lots of silica but also metals and God knows what else ....
You also need a LOT of water, not just the ability for water to remain liquid. The main reason our temperatures are so suitable for life is the water cycle. When heated, liquid water evaporates absorbing heat. The vapors rise and condense out high in the atmosphere, radiating a lot of that heat out into space. Our water cycle acts as a phase-change heat pump that regulates the world's temperature towards the middle of the liquid-water range. Our world is habitable for us land dwellers because it is 2/3 covered with water.
Fun fact: there’s another kepler out there that looks just like earth and has land like deserts. If you were on it you will see water, rivers, forests, instead of green the grass would be red. It even has some plants.
I would love to visit other planets and feel them with my own fingers. The best and fastest way of seeing what kind of features these have is to build a humongous camera that can show us it's surface. If we can build ITER then we should build this camera next and you can imagine what can we do with that much information.
The question of whether a plant is suitable for life is separate and broader than the question of whether it would be suitable for 'us". To be suitable for human habitation/colonization it would have to have approximately the same gravity ... thus ruling out all of those so called "potentially habitable" "super earths".
Thank you for stating the age of the planetary systems which is usually overlooked in exoplanet descriptions. If we are to find life on other worlds, the older the planet the better the chances of life or livable conditions.
There are definitely planets out there that are superior to ours in curtain aspects. For example some of those Earth like plants have a Dwarf star which lasts significantly longer than our enormous Sun.
Not necessarily, stars, especially smaller ones than our own, can let off enormous amounts of radiation and tend to have extremely unstable and violent solar activity. Red dwarfs in particular can have massively violent solar flares. Our sun, for it's class of star (yellow dwarf), is actually extremely calm. EDIT: Out of all the dwarf stars classed, class G's, (The class of our sun), seem to be the most probable for habitability. Red dwarfs are too cool and dim, habitable planets would have to be so close they'd most likely be tidal locked to the star. Orange dwarfs have a large amount of evidence to suggest that they emit far too much harmful radiation for life to exist around them. The saving grace of this though, is that these classifications are generalizations, each star is different and their behavior will vary wildly from each other, so no one can truly know.
It will look like here. Able to sustain 8 billion of us and more. Note that Funny is that scientists think that a +5 C heat difference to our planet makes it more bio diverse and habitable yet….. Politicians says that “scientists” think that global warming by half that is a danger to our planet.
Maybe we scientific people have greatly underestimated the percentage of life inhabiting planets in the visible universe. It could very well be that it turns out that even our hot Venus has or has had some form of heat loving life like bacteria.
You make it sound like 2000 LY is just a stone throw away..... If with the best possible technology it's Gon take us upwards of 15.000 years to get to alpha centauri which is the closest star system to us @ 4LY away.....then 2000LY brahh 😃😃
How do they even know how far away these places are? Or are they just an educated guess? Same with the core of earth and nearby planets. How do they know exactly what these cores are made up especially if the deepest we've dug in earth is about 7-8 miles.
@@Humble-iq5ue well there's many tested and proven scientific methods to know how far objects in space are, but atleast in vids like this they should also inform people the reality of how difficult it can be to get there....not just make it sound like we going there next year
That is a particular fact, dabble spleet wave theory transTarboards waves beyond the less weight full flighty more temporary/shifty fact based theories, Jubru
@@agr2628 then if Life was everywhere same, then universe is Maded by god. But universe does not care about our dreams. There are no two armed humans on different Planets, It is all fiction. There is no Avatar like world. All lifes go it's own ways. Universe is Cosmic horror so no earthly Animals. God also does not exist
@@jimmymackinnon8474 This is impossible. cause it is just a Human mind who can make it. This sounds like universe was created by God for earth like life. But god does not exist. Reality is nothing more than just meanigless cosmic horror, where on other planet you find creatures you cannot imagine. Because there is no god. Its just a physics, and All lifes are different from each other.
If these planets are a lot bigger then the gravity would be too strong for humans to exist. If the planet is tidal locked than it is not habitable . And it would take over 750000 years to get to the closes one ...
I do believe there's lives out there... Maybe very very far away... I don't believe they are like us...They maybe different, very different that we can't even imagine.. also I don't think there's another planet that is like Earth .... Because we are made this way for living in this planet... I don't know what I'm thinking.. Thinking about universe is just making my braincells bleed🤧 It's just scare me but at same time fascinate✨
"Because we are made this way for living in this planet." We are made this way for living on this planet? There are all kinds of things living on this planet, and are nothing like each other. We may be made for living on this planet, but so are crocodiles.
Anyone spiritual and with heightened senses astral travel to a planet like this? Imagination with guidance I believe yields results. Planets like this HAVE to exist.
The problem with these big planets is they may look good but the size means 1 earth day might be 4 days. Hope you like nights and days that last 96 hours
We only just recently seen the surface of Pluto. I can appreciate scientist trying to figure out objects in the Goldilocks zone. but they don't really know what they look like.
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And have you noticed what he said ? scientists think that a +5 C heat difference to our planet makes it more bio diverse and habitable yet….. Politicians says that “scientists” think that global warming by half that is a danger to our planet. I think the move against global warming and even talk of global cooling is political not scientific. Having a green arctic circle, Siberia and Sahara would add 25 million km to earths habitable zones thats almost 1/6 of earth’s land area. Or a habitable moon for perspective. And it’s strange how only very few in the “scientific community” aka what Google UA-cam etc.. filters through talks about any benefits to global warming.
What would it be like if we were flying in a spaceship and we found another planet with life and cities? If we landed on the planet and met the beings on that planet would it be like and would they be friendly wor would they hate us?
I don't know even speed of light to travel still never reach becouse of aging people maybe Hibernation sleep can help but still not perfect experiment 😆
@@spoo0901 What If it had a Moon-sized moon or Mercury (orbiting the planet), molten core, geomagnetic field, Nitrogen, Hydrogen, Oxygen and high concentration of greenhouse gases (CO2 & Ammonia)?
We don't know how the original life happened on earth through Biogenesis... All we know is that it happened. To say there is other life beyond this rock is pure speculation with no evidence to possibly support.
The discovery of planets that are even better suited for life than Earth would be a significant scientific breakthrough. It would suggest that the conditions for life are common in the universe and that there may be many other planets capable of supporting life. The discovery of such planets would also have far-reaching implications for our understanding of the origins of life and the potential for the future of humanity. It's important to note that the discovery of a planet that is better suited for life than Earth would be a very rare event, and it would require the planet to be located in the habitable zone of its star, have a similar composition and atmosphere to Earth, and have a similar range of temperatures and climates. The detection of microbial life on an exoplanet would be much more challenging than the detection of microbial life on Mars, which is located just a few light minutes away. Also, it's worth noting that the discovery of a planet that is better suited for life than Earth does not mean that it contains intelligent life, or that it would be a suitable place for human habitation. The study of habitability is a complex subject that takes into account many factors such as the planet's atmosphere, geology, and the presence of water.
None of those planets sound better than our Earth, they all have something that isn't so appealing, Earth is amazing, and we need to work harder to preserve it for our future generations
There has to be life on those supposedly "better than earth" planets in order for it to be considered "inhabitable." And one would have to be on the planet to know if it is suitable for life on it. Scientists usually provide assumptions but never raw undeniable proof regarding many topics.
The possibilities of there being life like ours in another planet are at least 1 out of 10^130, which is 10 with 130 zeroes behind it, I believe that’s the right number, I might be off my a little, still a pretty low chance X too put that into perspective there are about 10^70 atoms in the universe, or observable universe which is 46 billion light years from earth too the edge, and about 92 billion light years across overall, which is incredibly massive
There's no such thing as better earth with no wars, no hatred, no racism, no Anti religion and cancel culture, no suicidal society, no extreme democracy, no one vying for dominance
I like all the guesswork that goes into these theories. It's especially guesswork when you realize they can't be seen. They only go by light, and how it affects other objects around it. They don't know what kind of atmosphere it has in order to be able to sustain like as we know it.
@@charleslum2438 We cannot get a detailed, high resolution image of the surface of our moon, and yet, we're supposed to believe them on their description of worlds, planets light years away, that we cannot even see??
man how great would it be to be part of the generations being sent to different planets, getting to choose what planet you want, what kind of job you want and can do to help.
Now imagine humans going to one of these beautiful earth like planets and as soon as they step their feet out of the space ship unto the ground all hell breaks lose. Weird creatures, sea monsters, aliens and tall humans come busting out of nowhere.
İ just found the way to fo faster than light speed (I think) step one: have a motor spinning at the speed of light step two: attach long stick and thata it... outside of a spinning thing spins faster than inside... so... there ya go
@@WhatIfScienceShow what does the red dwarf work like our sun , so it will eventually swallow all the planets and explode? So essentially the last planet is inhabitable but horrible to stay on long term best thing is that IF we ever made it ,it would be a research plant lab or just a temporary stay to expand human kind to evolve.
Why aren’t planets named simple names anymore. Why do they have to be so confusing with the 7592937582019.757520294752s. Make it simple lol why not name it Jurponeth or something stupid like that.
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@Alex24 Why is Earth the only planet with life ?
@Alex24 I once read an article that Stephen Hawking's said if NASA contact's UFO'S he thinks the UFO'S would kill us
@Alex24 I feel in our solar system it's the only planet with life I'm sure in other solar systems they have an earth thats similar to ours
@@nealsmall9316 We don't know that for sure that Earth is the only habitable plant in the whole universe. We haven't even discovered 1% of the universe for us to conclude that. Maybe there are multiple habitable planets but we just haven't discovered it yet 😁
It got boring
The thing that I love most about space is that it's a time machine. If there's astronomers somewhere in the ngc3972 galaxy right now, and if they've got a telescope looking at earth right now, they are witnessing the extinction of the dinosaurs in real time. Now how cool is that?
Bet, they probs kicking back with some popcorn
@J Idowu Theory of Relativity regarding the pace of traveling light itself yes that's the know happening current in creative events
I’m gonna call bullshit on that one sorry ☝️
Lol WHAT
Wait'll they get to us..
I absolutely love how there are other Earths out there in space. It always makes me feel that we aren't really as alone in space as we once thought we were...
Well technically we are not the only "living" thing in the universe, there's bacteria I believe
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@cadenallen6776 why are there bacteria on other planets?! That's insane lol
@@habs4life41we are bacteria haha. Life all starts from it
All of these planetary compositions are pure speculation. There is no way to say if any of them could support life as we know it, and I highly doubt that they can.
I could imagine a planet with greater oxygen content than earth, the monsters we would encounter
Earth once had much more oxygen than it does now, and yes, things were much more massive.
Naah, no don't ya all dare mention those meganerves
The only monsters are us humans
@@KylieJonkman ehhh
@@ronswanson5668 infinite universe filled with nothing
It's funny how we don't even know about the bottom of our ocean yet know in great detail about other planets light years alway.
what does that tell you? Either this is super speculation and those scientist are making things up or there is something down in that water that they don't want us to know about.
I’ve always found this so strange…. I thought it was just me. How do we have all this info on these “exoplanets”, but it seems like we don’t know shit about our own moon (which is literally in our backyard🙃) and our own oceans (which is literally on our f**cking planet🙃). Please make this make sense because it doesn’t. Something isn’t adding up or something is being hidden in plain sight. I believe there’s more to the moon & ocean. Maybe the origins of the moon and the mysteries of the ocean will provide us the answers to some of the mysteries of the universe. No one ever rarely talks about our moon or oceans (why’s that?). But we’re QUICK to study a damn exoplanet that’s 1,000000000 light years away and then release info every other day about said exoplanet!! C’mon it’s not adding up. Where’s the same energy with the moon and ocean?! It’s kind of silly how we try so hard to pretend like the moon isn’t RIGHT THERE🙃 (and let’s not get into how it’s a PERFECT circle too..) lmfao they want us to be sheep so bad and stay hush hush and pretend as if we don’t see what we see right in our faces. I’m sorry but I have QUESTIONSSSSSSS. But I need more ANSWERS! I feel it in my gut that half of our questions have answers but they (the elite) are keeping it from us. Man f*ck those exoplanets. I wanna hear more about OUR moon and oceans. Period.
we dont ! we just bullshiet to make others believe: vert very smart scientist !
@@IAmPhoenixXxXx nerd shut ur mouth
@@davrocket5304 shut up i bet ur like flat earthers
The fact there are superhabitable planets like this existing and still have no sign of life is intriguing
Don't forget that Earth was formed 4.5 billion years ago, and life didn't begin until 3.9 billion years ago. 0.6 billion years is 600 million years - its a pretty long timeframe. So time is also a factor , we might not be looking at a planet at the right time. Though, the time it takes for that observation to reach us over the many light years means we are looking into that planet's past. Maybe its full of life now, who knows.
Maybe they have life … of a type we aren’t able to detect yet…
There is life on those planets 🪐 there is so much they don’t tell us…
Being able to guess that a planet is habitable by looking at a microscopic point of light or indirectly by other means is already pushing it. Do you really think that astronomers can know if there are lifeforms on the surface of the planet?
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@@zainabzolita8436 I'm ready for that ridiculously humongous shrimp 🤤
😂😂😂 what i have imagined 😂
Imagine life forms on other planets discovering Earth as Super "Their Planet" and thinking that it could support life 😂
already happened with the Annunaki
We’d probably be there random letters and numbers 😂 wonder why they call us
Other planets don't exist.
@@CaliSteve169 wtf get some knowledge oh you must be American
@@CaliSteve169 other planets do exist, life on other planets however, don't.
Fantastic stuff. Love hearing all about what's out there. G'day from Australia
Who ever came with idea to explore the universe definitely knew that we will try to habituate that planet for sustainable life
this is maybe a civilization's goal. Every "habitable" planet in every alien life is a potential new colony. There's a theory about the "Dark Forest" in physics, the reason why we hear and see nothing from alien civilization is that they'd rather keep quiet, to not expose themselves to more advanced ones that could potentially invade their planet.
In a forest where everyone's a hunter, you don't light a campfire to attract your competitors, you rather keep quiet and wait.
Or just want to know out of curiosity. Is there other form of life besides us?
@@quyenluong3705 It depends, if a civilization is able to do cosmic scale space travel, they wouldn't be that interested in us. They for sure would have means to detect planets that have life on it in various forms so just for "leisure" space travel out of curiosity sounds rather unecessary to them.
I was also thinking if a civilization found a way to sustain themselves efficiently so they won't have to invade other planets, they might just avoid doing this as well bc no matter how many "kind" civilizations are out there, it just takes 1 evil space faring civilization to avoid it at all cost.
I love how the cameraman got videos of the planets
The cameraman will always surprise people
But they never help the old lady that has fallen and can’t get up.
Cameraman is immortal and can teleport himself into everything
don't be silly. Everybody knows they use drones these days.
The cameraman goes through huge lengths to give us a nice experience
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Thats like having a fire pit filled with wood and not having a lighter, just because you have the right conditions doesn’t mean anything will work without something to jumpstart it.
It’s worse than that. Having the right conditions 300,000 years ago. A lot can change in 300,000 years.
So you're saying something jumpstarted it here?
@@parrsnipps4495 Haven't you seen this documentary called Prometheus?
@@parrsnipps4495 possibly
@@parrsnipps4495ost likely comets containing volatiles and RNA, the water on earth most likely came from outer solar system as the inner solar system is devoid of water for the most part..
Comets from far away come to earth and impact. Once within earths gravity and magnetic field the volatiles are trapped
It is scary to imagine that there is life out there, what's even more scary is to imagine we are the only ones in the universe 🤯
Nah no way we are the only ones the universe is really really really really big there are probably trillions of other lives out there
@@axesus6966 proofs?
@@wizardFire4 what is ur proof that there are no other lives out there
@@wizardFire4 look up in the sky once when all the lights are out and everything is clear if u can find a place like that and look up u will know we can’t be the only ones
@@axesus6966 don't waste your time on these fools my friend, they are everywhere, you can't explain each on of them
No planet can replace me 😂 y'all bouta run into aliens bruh 💀
Hi Earth!! Theres countless planets in this galaxy, but they cant truly replace you!!
The people on those planets will be looking at Earth and say: Look I think it's habitable but sadly it seems like it's dying
How wild would it be to find a heavenly body or planet in the habitable zone with large amounts of liquid water, oxygen, carbon, nitrogen similar to Earth…and there’s NO life there. Now THAT I think would make us question EVERYTHING.
Living on it would be easier and would have to release a bunch of plant seeds and animals
If we did discover no life on one of these perfect exoplanets for life, at that point it would be undeniable that there is a Creator. Earth is the paradise and we are the creation. Life is the most wonderous thing in the entire universe. Of billions+ of planets, just us. Because Earth and Life are that special, and our Creator loves us that much. Now THAT'S amazing. Don't worship creation, worship the Creator and do a better job taking care of creation.
A critical technological data analyser and processer of physical life, organic technology, the human machine should not question anything.
Actually, that is very possible and probably more likely than you think. Just because a planet has all of the ingredients, does not automatically mean it will develop life. We do not really know why or how life starts, thus our theories about it are weak. But it does seem based on research that a lifeless super Earth is very possible.
@@KelvinButler1 I think "weak" is putting it mildly. Not only do materialistic so-called "theories" require a growing rejection of evidence, but their tests consistently raise more problems than answers - not the least of which is an abundance of careful design and control trying to show that no designer was in control.
Don't worry that planet will be even worse than earth if humans reach there
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Not if the people of that planet stop our invasion :>
Soon every habitable planet will be the best to live on because of what us humans are doing to earth
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There are no other planets.
The Qur'an, Allah's Word, hundreds of times repeats the word * EARTH * indicating that *only EARTH is very suitable for mankind* , other planets, even for trees, nothing is suitable, let alone for mankind. So prepare ourselves to explore God's intentions regarding the purpose of the creation of this universe which is recorded in the holy book of the Qur'an so that our short life does not go astray and does not go wrong 🙏🏼
@@ibrahimtanah1913NOTHING is impossible in jannah!
There is no other @@CaliSteve169.
I wonder how the hurricane and earthquake situations would be in such a massive space.
Hey, your videos are great. Am I allowed to translate your videos in my language and upload them in my own way?
What if there was intelligent life on Earth? What a discovery THAT would be.
Then it simply wouldn't be smart enough.
Impossible with Biden in office
Earth DOES have plenty of intelligent life
@@makiagrigsby8211 Like cats, dogs, bears, monkeys etc. I despair over most humans though.
@@makiagrigsby8211no it really doesn’t 😂
After watching AOT, I came up with this theory that somewhere in the universe, there are a bunch of planets packed with life, clustered together and our ancestors were banished here like how Eldians were sent to paradise
We don't have the technology to even get to those planets anyway. The gravity on these planets would kill us
Just wear nike boosts
@@TheBackyardBangers lmao
U work 4 nasa lol who tf is we😂😂😂
It could work on some planets if we use some form of spring shoes.
@@darksky4486 We haven't even landed on Mars yet!!!!! We're not a type 3 civilization. We're a type 0 civilization
I would love to live on a different Earth, maybe even a Super-Earth
@@Gg-ij7li thank you. Screw another planet. I'd rather be in heaven.
Start wearing ankle weights so you can handle the extra gravity
@@Humble-iq5ue so true, idk why humans want another planet when they will die in 60-80 years some die even early....idk what's the obsession of life on earth or another planet....I will go to another planet if we don't get sick, die or require food to be alive.....heaven sounds better and more realistic. Our soul is more interesting than our body
@@The-Heart-Will-Testify
Heaven is cool and all.. but to go there we have to die. And then there's a chance you end up burning in hell. It's best to live life and go to other planets, and then die and go up to heaven.
Enjoy the extra gravity and pathogens you have no immunity to!
Wow I love it ❤️❤️❤️
There needs to be a telescope built and its soul purpose is to zoom in on earth like planets to check for life. How awesome would it be to be able to zoom in on a planet and see birds or dinosaur like creatures flying in the planets atmosphere! This telescope would also be capable of taking and sending back the clearest and most detailed photos ever taken. If there were ever photos taken of a planet with life I highly doubt they would tell the public anything about it and the only thing that would be on their minds would be gold and other precious metals.
One of the issues with that is atmospheres. No matter how hard we try we can't see through them. Also, there are a lot of theories about even if other planets would have life that resembles what we expect. Just finding micro organisms on another planet would be a breakthrough. And we can barely take pictures of that on our own planet.
@@keysritual1958 But the telescope don't need be on Earth. It can happen in space, like Hubble and Webb. But to build something that big and powerful would require huge sums of money, more labor than Webb, and huge rockets to ship it into space. Even assembling its parts in space instead of that big rocket should be just as difficult because so many big and small pieces are moving through space at high speed.
I think it's a little cheaper to build, but with longer data transfer, sending instruments like Voyager into orbit around these planets should be easier than building a giant telescope into space. In any case, even the thought of it gives a strange feeling. The universe is huge and we still don't have enough information.
@@moriemur oh no, I was referring to the atmosphere of the planet in which we are taking pictures. I should of been clearer. We also don't have real photos of any exoplanents. Some we only know are there because of how the star dims when the planet passes in front. We need to work on making better cameras to even begin the process. Because the closest exoplanet is 4.2 light years away. Even getting close at a fast speed would take like 70,000+ years.
Pur most current fighter jets have helmets that filter out all clouds to have clear sight picture while flying if we added that technology we could possibly get rid of all the atmosphere on planets and clouds
@@keysritual1958 Yeah. So we have to bend space just like in The Intersteller.
For once, it wasn't doomsday here. A nice change, even if doomsday facts are interesting too :D
We would get to the planet and immediately start destroying it
What 😢and why we can mantain it or preserve it dor future generations
@@antoinettenanaessien4188 Humanity too selfish for this.
You need more than a good location - you need a partly-fluid metal core for a magnetosphere (or else radiation will kill you) and a sizeable moon to keep your rotation stable. A suitable axis tilt is also nice, seasons are good in moderation. The composition of the planet also matters - you want lots of silica but also metals and God knows what else ....
You also need a LOT of water, not just the ability for water to remain liquid. The main reason our temperatures are so suitable for life is the water cycle. When heated, liquid water evaporates absorbing heat. The vapors rise and condense out high in the atmosphere, radiating a lot of that heat out into space. Our water cycle acts as a phase-change heat pump that regulates the world's temperature towards the middle of the liquid-water range. Our world is habitable for us land dwellers because it is 2/3 covered with water.
Fun fact: there’s another kepler out there that looks just like earth and has land like deserts. If you were on it you will see water, rivers, forests, instead of green the grass would be red. It even has some plants.
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U mean a fun what if.....
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@@michael-solomon nope. I heard from kobi and he is a real astronomy. He said it in a short.
@@yourveryunprogamer it's all theory, he never went there...
A 100% habitable Earth would be super amazing.
I would love to visit other planets and feel them with my own fingers. The best and fastest way of seeing what kind of features these have is to build a humongous camera that can show us it's surface. If we can build ITER then we should build this camera next and you can imagine what can we do with that much information.
Your brain hurts my English
Guess what... People don't always get what they love
The question of whether a plant is suitable for life is separate and broader than the question of whether it would be suitable for 'us". To be suitable for human habitation/colonization it would have to have approximately the same gravity ... thus ruling out all of those so called "potentially habitable" "super earths".
Life is not possible there your body would look different
I hope to be a chef there some day. Great content 👍
Good food 😋
love all the high quality CGI animation showing what those exoplanets probably look like, and how they differ from our own Earth
This channel is criminally underrated.
No, just criminal. Science fiction passed along as scientific. Bait and switch.
You know another channel that's underrated that also talks about this stuff? Dr. Micheal Salla's channel here on YT
Thank you for stating the age of the planetary systems which is usually overlooked in exoplanet descriptions. If we are to find life on other worlds, the older the planet the better the chances of life or livable conditions.
There are definitely planets out there that are superior to ours in curtain aspects. For example some of those Earth like plants have a Dwarf star which lasts significantly longer than our enormous Sun.
*okay prof. enlighten us more*
Not necessarily, stars, especially smaller ones than our own, can let off enormous amounts of radiation and tend to have extremely unstable and violent solar activity. Red dwarfs in particular can have massively violent solar flares. Our sun, for it's class of star (yellow dwarf), is actually extremely calm.
EDIT: Out of all the dwarf stars classed, class G's, (The class of our sun), seem to be the most probable for habitability. Red dwarfs are too cool and dim, habitable planets would have to be so close they'd most likely be tidal locked to the star. Orange dwarfs have a large amount of evidence to suggest that they emit far too much harmful radiation for life to exist around them.
The saving grace of this though, is that these classifications are generalizations, each star is different and their behavior will vary wildly from each other, so no one can truly know.
We'll trash this planet in less than 200 years, don't worry, our sun won't be the demise of humanity.
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That feeling when all our imagination and dreams are all based on lies produced from an organisation called NASA with zero legit proof.
Imagine what it will look like after man gets their hands on it.
It will look like here. Able to sustain 8 billion of us and more.
Note that Funny is that scientists think that a +5 C heat difference to our planet makes it more bio diverse and habitable yet…..
Politicians says that “scientists” think that global warming by half that is a danger to our planet.
Exactly
Imagine what it would look like if Rick Sanchez got his hands on it
Man ain't getting it hand , foot or anything on it.
War to fight for the colonisation. Same old same old.
Earth: okay, you have your best earth, I'm not the best for you hmmp hmmp hmmp
*/crossed arms
*/pout
Maybe we scientific people have greatly underestimated the percentage of life inhabiting planets in the visible universe. It could very well be that it turns out that even our hot Venus has or has had some form of heat loving life like bacteria.
You make it sound like 2000 LY is just a stone throw away..... If with the best possible technology it's Gon take us upwards of 15.000 years to get to alpha centauri which is the closest star system to us @ 4LY away.....then 2000LY brahh 😃😃
How do they even know how far away these places are? Or are they just an educated guess? Same with the core of earth and nearby planets. How do they know exactly what these cores are made up especially if the deepest we've dug in earth is about 7-8 miles.
@@Humble-iq5ue well there's many tested and proven scientific methods to know how far objects in space are, but atleast in vids like this they should also inform people the reality of how difficult it can be to get there....not just make it sound like we going there next year
It would actually take about 200,000 years too get too the nearest star system, if you travel 5 miles per second
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That is a particular fact, dabble spleet wave theory transTarboards waves beyond the less weight full flighty more temporary/shifty fact based theories, Jubru
Thank you very much for great informatsion
Theo Von “Why do we want to visit other planets ? You can’t even visit Memphis safely” 😂
Shut up! It’s only because humans are involved. Lol.
If life Exist on other planets, it will Never be like on earth, it will be totally different
Why? The ingredients are the same, the laws of nature are also the same.
@@agr2628 then if Life was everywhere same, then universe is Maded by god. But universe does not care about our dreams. There are no two armed humans on different Planets, It is all fiction. There is no Avatar like world. All lifes go it's own ways. Universe is Cosmic horror so no earthly Animals. God also does not exist
Not true at all, humanoid lifeforms are the most common advanced species in the universe.
@@jimmymackinnon8474 This is impossible. cause it is just a Human mind who can make it. This sounds like universe was created by God for earth like life. But god does not exist. Reality is nothing more than just meanigless cosmic horror, where on other planet you find creatures you cannot imagine. Because there is no god. Its just a physics, and All lifes are different from each other.
Peoples are confused about that
It’s sad how humanity might never get to see these planets
It might be possible with remote viewing.
Incredibly interesting as always!!
Thank you for your support! 🙂
I would be interesting to see the life forms already living there.
Intrested*
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They have found pyramids on them
Even our Earth was once very beautiful but sadly now humans are destroying it 🥹🌍
Hello! I love that you put so much work into your videos, so you deserve a like and a subscribe. 😍🥰
Kepler 69c
My brain: Nice
Kepler-69c could unfortunately be a super-Venus
If these planets are a lot bigger then the gravity would be too strong for humans to exist. If the planet is tidal locked than it is not habitable . And it would take over 750000 years to get to the closes one ...
I do believe there's lives out there... Maybe very very far away... I don't believe they are like us...They maybe different, very different that we can't even imagine.. also I don't think there's another planet that is like Earth .... Because we are made this way for living in this planet... I don't know what I'm thinking.. Thinking about universe is just making my braincells bleed🤧 It's just scare me but at same time fascinate✨
"Because we are made this way for living in this planet." We are made this way for living on this planet? There are all kinds of things living on this planet, and are nothing like each other. We may be made for living on this planet, but so are crocodiles.
Anyone spiritual and with heightened senses astral travel to a planet like this? Imagination with guidance I believe yields results. Planets like this HAVE to exist.
You are ripe for cult membership.
what
Что?
I may have taken a gummy before watching this
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I’m so curious if there are other new animals on the planets
probably but you wanna find dat out? 🗿
The problem with these big planets is they may look good but the size means 1 earth day might be 4 days. Hope you like nights and days that last 96 hours
This is why scientists are trying to crack through worm holes, so light year travel won't be a problem at all
Bloody right. We will create super stargates to travel even farther.
This is really interesting. I would love to find a planet which could substain life..
Even here would be nice.
How tf would they know what was better than earth lol
I'm starting to think this life is just a dream
It happens when u watch too much science and space stuff. Its happening to me rn
3,000 light years away. How they know it exist and it's so far
The gravity on this foreign planet would stifle life from getting very large and movement would probably be very slow on land.
You will find things that are stronger and bigger then we are....please let these beings live in peace.
Imagine if we’re looking for new earths and other people from other earths are looking at us
We only just recently seen the surface of Pluto. I can appreciate scientist trying to figure out objects in the Goldilocks zone. but they don't really know what they look like.
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We just covered why it's not
Travelling with a speed of light for 3,000 years? Forget it, we'll stay on earth
I think there's many Better than Earth planets in our Universe. 🌌
And have you noticed what he said ?
scientists think that a +5 C heat difference to our planet makes it more bio diverse and habitable yet…..
Politicians says that “scientists” think that global warming by half that is a danger to our planet.
I think the move against global warming and even talk of global cooling is political not scientific.
Having a green arctic circle, Siberia and Sahara would add 25 million km to earths habitable zones thats almost 1/6 of earth’s land area. Or a habitable moon for perspective.
And it’s strange how only very few in the “scientific community” aka what Google UA-cam etc.. filters through talks about any benefits to global warming.
parents: school teaches you more than the stupid youtube
me: name the black hole in the center of our galaxy
parents: big hole what-
Schools are stupid for studies , I only love them bcz I can hangout with friends lmfao
It’s Sagittarius A*
@@JupiterEclipse i know
If there's life on this planet, there's gotta be life somewhere else
What would it be like if we were flying in a spaceship and we found another planet with life and cities? If we landed on the planet and met the beings on that planet would it be like and would they be friendly wor would they hate us?
mostly hate us
What about Trappist 1? Several rocky world's in the goldilocks zone, and much much closer, or was that already covered?
That would be Very Interesting.
Question is how we will get there? 🤔
Most of them are way too far.
I don't know even speed of light to travel still never reach becouse of aging people maybe Hibernation sleep can help but still not perfect experiment 😆
What If Mars was the mass and size of Earth with an atmosphere as thick and dense as Titan
Would still most likely be too cold
@@spoo0901 What If it had a Moon-sized moon or Mercury (orbiting the planet), molten core, geomagnetic field, Nitrogen, Hydrogen, Oxygen and high concentration of greenhouse gases (CO2 & Ammonia)?
@@stellarstargazer3982 probably idk
If it's suitable for living creatures won't there be unique or mysterious living creatures or even aliens existing their?? Makes me more curious
We don't know how the original life happened on earth through Biogenesis... All we know is that it happened.
To say there is other life beyond this rock is pure speculation with no evidence to possibly support.
It would no longer be better if life like humans goes there!!
The discovery of planets that are even better suited for life than Earth would be a significant scientific breakthrough. It would suggest that the conditions for life are common in the universe and that there may be many other planets capable of supporting life. The discovery of such planets would also have far-reaching implications for our understanding of the origins of life and the potential for the future of humanity.
It's important to note that the discovery of a planet that is better suited for life than Earth would be a very rare event, and it would require the planet to be located in the habitable zone of its star, have a similar composition and atmosphere to Earth, and have a similar range of temperatures and climates. The detection of microbial life on an exoplanet would be much more challenging than the detection of microbial life on Mars, which is located just a few light minutes away.
Also, it's worth noting that the discovery of a planet that is better suited for life than Earth does not mean that it contains intelligent life, or that it would be a suitable place for human habitation. The study of habitability is a complex subject that takes into account many factors such as the planet's atmosphere, geology, and the presence of water.
None of those planets sound better than our Earth, they all have something that isn't so appealing, Earth is amazing, and we need to work harder to preserve it for our future generations
There has to be life on those supposedly "better than earth" planets in order for it to be considered "inhabitable." And one would have to be on the planet to know if it is suitable for life on it. Scientists usually provide assumptions but never raw undeniable proof regarding many topics.
Exactly I can make bold statements like this to
The possibilities of there being life like ours in another planet are at least 1 out of 10^130, which is 10 with 130 zeroes behind it, I believe that’s the right number, I might be off my a little, still a pretty low chance X too put that into perspective there are about 10^70 atoms in the universe, or observable universe which is 46 billion light years from earth too the edge, and about 92 billion light years across overall, which is incredibly massive
Now there might be a higher chance of there being life out there that aren’t like humans
Actually they released documents on alien life recently, I saw a video on Dr. Micheal Salla's channel covering this topic
Well said bro, they are doing this to become famous
I want a planet that is tropical.
6:50 soooo, right now the clock is till 12, and this means that it will be more than 12 like 13 or 14 o'clock in the planet speculoos 2c?
There's no such thing as better earth with no wars, no hatred, no racism, no Anti religion and cancel culture, no suicidal society, no extreme democracy, no one vying for dominance
I like all the guesswork that goes into these theories. It's especially guesswork when you realize they can't be seen. They only go by light, and how it affects other objects around it. They don't know what kind of atmosphere it has in order to be able to sustain like as we know it.
We have technology that allows us to determine atmosphere and chemical composition of the surface. Its simple science.
@@charleslum2438
We cannot get a detailed, high resolution image of the surface of our moon, and yet, we're supposed to believe them on their description of worlds, planets light years away, that we cannot even see??
Apparently you are a piece of guesswork along with your ideology.
@@aaronspringhart
Good comeback, Aaron!
I really enjoyed this video because my class teacher wanted to know much about planets😊😊😊😊😊 thanks to u😊🎉
man how great would it be to be part of the generations being sent to different planets, getting to choose what planet you want, what kind of job you want and can do to help.
It will never happen.
We will destroy this planet and ourselves before we get the chance to inhabit any others sadly
None of these planets mentioned are ‘better’ than our earth. Which gives me more of a renewed appreciation for the planet we live on now..
even if there are better planets than earth, I will never replace this earth ❤
True this earth has given us everything we love
Now imagine humans going to one of these beautiful earth like planets and as soon as they step their feet out of the space ship unto the ground all hell breaks lose. Weird creatures, sea monsters, aliens and tall humans come busting out of nowhere.
Who or what went light-years away to discover theses Earth's 🌎..let me guess Christopher Columbus of Space...
Good question, you might find something that may help you find something close to an answer by checking out Dr. Micheal Salla's channel
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İ just found the way to fo faster than light speed (I think) step one: have a motor spinning at the speed of light step two: attach long stick and thata it... outside of a spinning thing spins faster than inside... so... there ya go
What if there's no What if in a What if video
Saying that it's true??
Close to red star is Well interesting I like thoughts on this topic thanks ✨
Thanks for watching, stay tuned for more to come! 🙂
Its always a billion light years away...unreachable and unattainable hence unbelievable
@@WhatIfScienceShow what does the red dwarf work like our sun , so it will eventually swallow all the planets and explode? So essentially the last planet is inhabitable but horrible to stay on long term best thing is that IF we ever made it ,it would be a research plant lab or just a temporary stay to expand human kind to evolve.
So far so good here. Watching from KOI
Why aren’t planets named simple names anymore. Why do they have to be so confusing with the 7592937582019.757520294752s. Make it simple lol why not name it Jurponeth or something stupid like that.
It's easier to name units/apartments according to their location rather than giving them unique names, isn't it? Same goes for planets.
Our planet is still amazing and magnificent
I really enjoyed this video so much that you can imagine it's even more fun.
Imagine our planet being on a top 10 list on an alien planet streaming site trying to explore other planets.
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