The Bizarre Alien Interior of Jupiter
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- Опубліковано 25 тра 2024
- An exploration of the bizarre interior of the planet Jupiter.
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I didn’t know that the Galileo probe sent data 180km into Jupiter’s atmosphere. I suppose that’s not very deep relative to the size of Jupiter, but quite deep from an Earth perspective.
It’s a shame they couldn’t put a camera on it
@@oberonpanopticon I expect it would be quite dark and very foggy.
@@oberonpanopticonYou probably wouldn't see much due to the plasma covering the scenic direction.
its dark@@oberonpanopticon
Deep enough Jupiter felt it.
It’s crazy that most of human history except for a blink of time, we didn’t know that these things even existed. Wonder what we’ll figure out in the next blink, wish I could be around for it.
I like how you said this
Just imagine the things you’ll still find out during your fraction of a blink
space is not our next big event to focus on. AI and climate change are going to dictate if we get to live on as a species on earth
@@Billyjoe888 Climate change caused by humans? "Existential" climate change?
@@Billyjoe888right about AI, wrong about "climate change". pollution is a big deal, but just don't fall for the grifting.
Can you imagine living on a habitat orbiting Jupiter? What a beautiful view.
I feel like that'd trigger some serious megalophobia for a lot of people!
Nah, we need to sink more quadrillions into useless weight, no room to go
to space or escape extinction on this rock. More welfare, more soy
based protein for more bug people in more pods, strictly terrestrial
pods because we can't leave The Firmament that has been erected in an
attempt to convince us the judaic lie is real.
Bio of a Space Tyrant.
that would be terrifying.
Nope. It’s surrounded with radiation.
Hey John. Today is my birthday. Im a stranger and we have never met but for the last few years you have helped me sleep better and manage my random thoughts. Astronomy and science explained by your calm voice makes my brain focus without a problem and helps me calm down too. Thank you very much for all your work
January 9th?
Happy belated birthday! I hope you had a good day!
Try weed.
@@Just_som_Ottur yes
@@scholbe thank you stranger :)
Jmg. Another gem buddy.
ayy, a youtube goat enjoying another goat
Are you hoping to do a travel review for Mars one day
@woltersworld Thanks Mark!
Always flawless, too.
go home woltuh
Man, Jupiter is just so fascinating. Easily my favorite planet.
Jupiter, the most beautiful planet, has always been jealous of Saturn's rings.
When I was little, watching people walk on the moon live on TV, I wanted to be an astronaut. I had an uncle who worked for a NASA contractor, working on projects for the space program. As the 1970s progressed, he actually worked on projects for what became the space shuttle - including the Manned Maneuvering Unit that was used for untethered spacewalks.
Anyway, I studied everything I could get my hands on about the solar system. And the galaxy, and the universe. Black holes fascinated me after first hearing about them in a show at our local planetarium. More than anything else, though, I wanted to be able to visit Jupiter and gaze upon it out the window of a spaceship. I wanted to get as close as possible to it, seeing the clouds, storms, and moons. My relatives told me that it was entirely possible I could do that, predicting that humans would be visiting other planets by the 2000s-2010s.
Turns out they were a little off about that. With all sorts of health problems, I’ll never be able to travel to space, and certainly never to Jupiter. Humans won’t get there in my lifetime, that’s for sure. Mars, possibly, but not further out in the solar system.
Oh, well. I’ll have to settle for rewatching The Expanse…
Most of us will buddy
At this point i will be happy if we put a human on mars before 2080
I also was obsessed with space and planets as a kid in the mid-2000s (I'm born in 1995), and I also remember hearing back then that there would be a manned Mars mission planned for 2020. I remember being excited, thinking about how I will watch the first humans landing on Mars as an adult, and hoping that later maybe space travel will become available for regular people. Now its 2024 and still no people on Mars.
But atleast we got to see the first close-up pictures of Pluto in 2015 which is also quite amazing. And I hope with the Artemis program atleast they manage to bring people to the moon again in the next years.
Me almost the same. The only hope left is the possibility of next life, but I'm not sure what to think about that. If the US continue so desperately to pretend try leading space exploration, the next two lives wont do.
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Sounds like you should rather watch For all mankind
I can not express how much I appreciate everything you do. Please don't ever change.
My dream, after seeing Juno's amazing cloud pictures, would be to see images from a probe as it flew in the transparent atmosphere between cloud peaks -- like an airliner dodging thunderheads.
I’m not sure why, but for many years I would lie awake wondering what the center of Jupiter was really like. It was both mesmerizing and troubling to me for some reason. I asked myself many of the same questions you mentioned at the end of the video. We’ve discovered much through recent explorations, but there’s still so much more to learn. Thanks for another great video. It really hit the spot!
Jupiter is my favorite planet for observations with my telescope. Recently I saw one of the moons traversing in front of the Jupiter and I am still impressed by that observation a few weeks later.
That ending made me interested in your take on Saturn
This. This is the most mysterious place near to us, after Venus. I’m so excited about the next few decades and what we will learn about them.
Astonishing. You have managed to breathe life into Jupiter in a way that I would have thought impossible. I cannot praise this episode highly enough.
Man, i so badly wish we could SEE what this WEIRD STRANGE internal region of Jupiter. It would provide us such a vast wealth of knowledge
excited for another dose of JMG greatness!
I've officially started my dad on your channel John! Happy New Year my friend! I am very excited to see what wonderous treasures you will share this year. The beauty of Jupiter is simply stunning.
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That is an absolutely stunning image it took me aback I’m absolutely entranced. An incredible image without a doubt
Yeah, I thought so too. You know what I did, I was going through the image archive of the JUNO spacecraft and was like "I gotta figure out a way to make a Jupiter video and show this stuff to folks" and this video was born.
I’m incredibly grateful to the people who made it possible for us to veiw alien worlds like Jupiter up close and personal, it’s beyond words we are incredibly privileged. Your content is amazing keep doing what you do :)
Also, you and Isaac Arthur have inspired me to try my hand at writing my own novel just for fun.
Do it do it do it! What is the story going to be about?
@@baahcusegamer4530 well I'm going to use a lot of ideas discussed in Isaac Arthur's videos, the setting will be the solar system and about complications arising with it. An AI seizes control of earth after it's creator was assassinated by sketchy government agents in a bid to unlock humanity's potential. While regulating the earth it builds a mega city where ancient Sumer used to be, in this city humans are inserted with a primitive ai that "grows" with the young human thus generating extremely human like AI's that can actually experience the world as a human and can aid in things like vitamin deficiencies, neurotransmitter deficiencies, etc
Happy New Year John! 🎉 Can’t wait for another year of you filling my mind with more fascinating and intriguing things to ponder on! You and your amazing insight never fail to keep me captivated ! Can’t wait to see what you have in store for us this year, cheers! - a loyal fan
It's gonna be a good year. There's a TON of stuff happening in astronomy in 2024.
@@JohnMichaelGodierHi JMG, on this tangent, do you think it would be a good idea if I'd sent you pointers to “the top 10 most energetic events in the Universe ever observed,“ focussing on different objects of every kind: the Big Bang as the number 1, of course; the Scary Barbie insanely energetic TDE; the NeVe 1 event, a heavy galaxy's SMBH consuming a whole minor galaxy worth of matter; GRB 221009A; GW170817, IMO, the most astrophysically important observation of the first quarter of this century, and likely the most energetic by the total wavelength ranges observed; GW190521; and so on? Some are well known, while some, such as the NeVe 1 eruption remnant, mainly having fallen through the cracks in popular science. I don't think it's anywhere among your Top 10 lists, isn't it?
@cykkm Oh yeah, send away. Any material on any of those are much appreciated. My bread and butter is the strange one off stuff as you know, but I'm not aware of all the weirdness that's happened because of the sheer amount of it in the history of science. My email is public and perhaps unsurprisingly is jmichaelgodier@yahoo.com. I'll see anything you send. It's certainly a ten list video as I don't think I've covered any of those yet. You're even welcome to see the script behind the scenes as I research the events and form it up. Feedback is always welcome.
@@JohnMichaelGodierSure thing, I'll be glad to read the draft, too! I'll collect the list within a week, possibly two-a little backlogjam here. (P.G.Wodehouse would approve of the word, methinks. :-) )
You're welcome. I'd like to thank my fans like you. I couldn't have done it without you. I'd like to thank my agent, my editor and the director. I want to thank my Mom, my grandmother, my gr....🎼🎵🎶🎶🎶🎶🎵🎶🎶🎵
Would love an in depth video like this about each planet
That's part of this year's plan. I'm gonna take them one by one in addition to the usual videos. Next up is Mercury and the mystery of why it's core is so large.
Happy new year, John, and thank you for another mind travelling video.
Great episode, thank-you for making these !
Remember that even before Uranus/Neptune's discoveries, the astronomers of the era had reason to believe that something else was out there (based on even their primitive/erroneous math)...A testament to just how much they affect things.
Content, music, graphics and that great soothing narration. Great vids. Thanks
I've always been under the impression that Jupiter and Saturn don't get as much credit as they deserve. They're like the bras of the solar system. Holding everything in place.
You could fit almost 2000 Saturns in Jupiter. They don't perform a similar function gravitationally.
@@Sketch77717 It's normal when they are slightly uneven. You still want two.
@@Sketch777172000? It would be closer to 2 volumetrically, a little over 3 if we're talking mass.
@@frostchain2362 Yeah I have NO clue where that guy got the number 2000 from. You could fit 1300 Earths into Jupiter and about 764 Earths into Saturn creating a 536 Earth difference in size between them- While Jupiter is definitely much bigger than Saturn, Saturn is still colossal. One might even go so far as to call it a giant.
I love your work! Amazing videos! Happy new year!
I didnt think i could respect you any more than i already did, but you saying you considered Pluto a planet earned extra respect i didnt even know i had for you.
I absolutely love your content, thanks for everything.
I 100% agree with you on the planet classification thing.
Saying pluto isn't a planet does nothing but imply that it somehow isn't worth our attention
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That... was _substantially_ more understandable than I anticipated. 😁
Almost trivial, even. Fascinating...
Your script writing ability combined with your smooth cadence produces a beautiful picture in my minds eye 👌🏻
Wahoo, you always know when to post! 😉 Dude I watch your videos at least twice, once going to bed & the 2nd the next morning, your video’s are always so interesting! Thanks for putting them out man!
Your videos are absolutely enthralling. Its like your unlocking my mind. I cant thank you enough for it. Cheers.
Hell yeah another fire video 🤘. Happy New Year JMG
Love your videos!
You have made the most compelling argument I’ve heard yet for keeping Pluto a planet. One question: would you qualify Ceres as a planet?
Yes. I think the most solid footing would be the potato limit. If an object directly orbits the sun, and it can pull itself roughly into a sphere, then it's a planet. That solves the Pluto problem, which is greater I think than the problem of calling Ceres an asteroid. Put Ceres anywhere else but the asteroid belt, and we'd have called it a planet. It initially was classified as a planet given it was discovered in 1801, long before Neptune, for over 50 years. If an object does not directly orbit the sun, instead orbiting a planet, then it's a moon. If it falls below the potato limit, it's a moonlet. Anything else is an asteroid, comet, or interstellar object. This preserves Pluto as a planet, and the Kuiper belt objects, but would show up as an issue for Deimos and Phobos. So maybe it's just better, if arbitrary, to not make a distinction for moons. That would be a main point of criticism though. Still better than fighting over Pluto though.
Also Ceres can use a boost anyway, given that it, like Pluto, has proven to be more interesting than we expected. As in a subsurface ocean candidate. That's not normal for an asteroid.
@@JohnMichaelGodierthat’s cool that it’s called the potato limit 😊 I’d like a chicken limit too but that’s just me being self indulgent 😀🐔
@@MaliciousChickenAgendaAyam Cemani?
@@MaliciousChickenAgenda I have a chicken limit. It's a leg and a breast and no more😁
Fantastic video, John! Thanks a bunch!!! 😊
Happy new year! And stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Happy year John and team, many thanks for all your videos last year, we are going to be spoiled again this year, if this years one's are as good as this one. Thanks again, wishing you all a very happy new year
We need a whole episode on why Pluto is a planet. I feel the same way and this topic seemed somewhat buried within another topic. I think it's a title worthy topic.
I agree this would be a great episode. I am in the not-a-planet group. We do not count the objects in the asteroid belt as planets. You have to draw the line somewhere. I guess you could count everything orbiting the sun a planet, and then have the subset of ones you teach kids. My solution is less scientific and more human in nature. “A planet is an object that orbits the sun which is massive enough for a human to walk on.”
Pluto will always be a Classical planet too me.
Always looking forward to John's posts. Another informative video. Thanks.
Another great video, John! ♥
Hell yeah Pluto’s a planet. It’s got 5 frikin moons.👏
I strongly agree.
4 more moons, 5 times the tides, imagine it.
I love what you said about Pluto. Pluto cannot be demoted by any mere mortals. Pluto is the king of the lonely drifters. He represents all those out lost in the darkness.
Show us where on the doll science hurt poor baby's feelings
And, like Pluto, more internally active than imagined by those who only view us loners from a distance.
Pluto is not even alone :)
This is one of your all-time best, in my opinion. Fascinating topic that i've been wondering about since I was a child half a century ago.
Man, these video topics of yours make my imagination just go off the rails. The further out of the solar system, the better. Thank you, sir!
Such another fantastic video! The fact that you give your opinions on planet vs minor planet (Dwarf), and compare it to various sized moons and how they are not classified as minor or not, really shows your creative thinking. I agree with you 💯 🙏
Tyvm for such an informative video on my second favorite planet (Saturn is my first 💕)
Big +1 on your Pluto rant. Well said with the moons comparison.
Great way to start the new year. Carry on
I could see Jupiter with my eye once.
I had to check what it was on a starmap.
You know sometimes when you stare at the moon for a long time and it starts to come into focus how far away it is and you get a sense of, well, something I don’t know how to say.
That happened but it was Jupiter instead.
It’s like instead of feeling like you’re only on this planet you realise that your in the middle of something else and it’s big like an ancient temple or when you look at the ocean.
It’s hard to get that just by looking at the sky for 10 seconds. Spend longer and when you reorientate (you’ll know when) yourself you’ll see what I mean.
It’s the best thing that’s free and no one can steal it or own it.
Just what I needed
Excellent episode as always!
Excellent comment as always!
It is mesmerizing, breathtaking and calming at the same time... It's complex, layered structure was intricately created in a mists of uncharted space... And is truly devoted to it. Of course I am talking about JMG's growing YT network 😊
Congrats on the third channel brother!
I think this is the first time Ive ever heard an argument to classify Pluto as a planet again that actually made me think you know what that makes sense and wasnt just some emotional or nostalgic screed. Well done...
I agree with you about Pluto. Thanks for the video!
Pluto is a Planet!
Very intriguing topics, good stuff👍
I love Carl Sagan’s ideas on Jupiter.
Great video!
It would arguably be bizarre if the interior of Jupiter wasn’t alien at all.
Always curious about the innards of gas giants.
Thanks, John.
Great video! Love the background music
It makes me so happy to know that you still consider Pluto as a planet. And I totally agree with your reasoning of that too. :)
John warmed my heart to think of Pluto as a planet. I do to. And Neil Degrass Tyson can go kick rocks.
Agreed!
Who gives a shit what classification a ball of rock and ice has? Lol.
Great content and great thoughts as always. Thank you.
Great comment and great remarks as always. Thank you.
Wonderful as always thx!
Thumbs up, for the respect given to Pluto in this video
Yes. Pluto is a planet.
Really enjoyed this video! And thank you so much for your digression on Pluto. I have long felt the same way. The exclusion of Pluto as a planet because it has not 'cleared it's orbital neighborhood' has always felt so artificial to me. I would count any object that is large enough to be round due to gravity but not large enough to undergo fusion as a planet. If that means there are hundreds of planets in our solar system, what of it? Thanks for another fantastic video! 😄
Really great, JMG. Love Jupiter.
It is a new year and you still are one of my favorite UA-cam-Star and underline this with another wonderful video.
And yes, Pluto needs to be a Planet again. And Ceres, too. Everything else is celestial racism, in my opinion.
Man. I haven't visited this channel in a month or a few. There's a bunch of stuff to catch up on. The videos here are fantastic. Full on wondrous information. Also, they've always got a creepy vibe. There's always a looming existential eerieness buzzing around when I watch your content. Thanks John, you're awesome.
Noo Saturn is interesting 😭 it has giant hexagon
Hi John
Hello everyone.
i've had jupiter on the mind lately. good timing
Happy new year brother :)
Thank you! I still consider Pluto to be a regular planet also!
This blunt is for you, John
I'm so happy a found this channel! A real person speaking with a real voice with images not just generated by AI. There is so many channels now where the whole thing is AI generated and I can't get passed that uncanny valley feeling from them . Excellent video. Subscribed
Just found your channel. The first video I saw was an old one. The search for extraterrestrial intelligence in radio. Just fascinating. Love your speaking voice.
Completely agree with your views on Pluto. It's reclassification was dubious, regardless if DeGrasse Tyson agrees with it or not.
So the solar system currently has 1.6 million known planets. When done scanning the sky we are expected to have 80 million planets. In 1986 I saw Haley's planet in the sky. Earth currently has more than 170 million moons. Jupiter has 50,000 known moons, with more getting trapped and some falling into the atmosphere everyday.
Yeah I'm going to disagree on this one. It does matter if we end up with an unwieldy number. We need clear definitions and categories.
I'd go with the potato radius of 500 km. If it can pull itself into a sphere, and it directly orbits the sun, it should be a planet. Otherwise we make it counterintuitive and when teaching introductory science in grade schools, you don't have to launch into explaining the IAU's criteria to 8 year olds which is what's being done now. Yes, this promotes Ceres to a planet, but that's far less of a problem than explaining why Pluto is not. Astronomically speaking, it doesn't matter, because planet is a term of convenience we keep around for legacy reasons and understandability. If we want to get technical, we start saying ice giant, gas giant, terrestrial etc.
I like your INCLUSIVE approach to planet-hood to include Pluto and all other dwarf minor planets; anything that is not a start and is rounded by gravity.
There has to be massive amounts of static electricity happening with so much movement. I wonder how pressure affects this.
How does this video not have 19 billion views yet? The jupiter controlled media
Great show. Been listening over a year now. Event Horizon is good too.
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Chad Thundercock appreciates how John is just leaning in to his outro.
your narrative is so fascinating. I wish you could include more animations to enhance the narrative with illustration.
Thank you for the video my friend
Very interesting presentation. I especially liked your defense of Pluto's status as a planet.
I could listen to these all day 😊
This video has a hypnotic quality, i've tried for 2 weeks and fall asleep everytime i watch it!
Wow you’ve been to Jupiter too dude? Man, you’ve done it all brother im in awe…
Yeesss what a good topic I’ve wanted a video like this forever
I really wish I could find a really detailed super realistic fly over of the clouds of jupitor. to see what it would be like to fly over the great red spots and to see the clouds up close and the lightning. Like flying over the clouds like our airliners do at cruise altitude
Thank you for sticking up for the lovely PLANET Pluto! ❤️
Great content. Thank you.
Most rotating major bodies are oblate spheroids. Most tidally locked bodies such the moon, or mercury being tidally coupled with its orbiting period are scalene ellipsoids. Some fast rotating minor bodies that orbit close to sufficiently massive objects are prolate spheroids.
I applaud you for your opinion on Pluto. I will NEVER accept the idea that Pluto is not a planet. Yes, we should also include Eris, Sedna, Ceres, and others.
It’s is a planet. It’s a dwarf planet
Absolutely fascinating
Loved your rant about Pluto. I hold a proverbial torch for the little guy as well.
I'm a big fan of Pluto. I hate the term "dwarf planet". I say we use the term "planetoid" instead. I think it's a great term for these sort-of-planets we keep discovering. And although the word already exists we don't currently use it for much of anything.