Brian Cox On The Most Terrifying Places In Our Solar System | BBC Earth Science
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- Опубліковано 12 жов 2024
- We sat down for an out of this world interview with Professor Brian Cox to discuss the possibility of life on other planets, the most terrifying place in our solar system and why he's constantly having an existential crisis.
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Real most terrifying place in our solar system? UA-cam comment section.
ur mom is more terrifying
I think Brian Cox and Prof. Brian Cox should be in series together!😂
I can see a commercial happening
Double Cox? Cox squared? 2 Cox on earth? Endless possibilities!
I could listen to Brian all day 😍
_Apart from_ his pronunciation of "ashume" instead of 'assume' I'd agree... That he was inspired by and respectful of the late Carl Sagan, makes him even nicer to me. (yes, am biased, sorry!!) 🤭
@@brigidsingleton1596 Carl Sagan is a legend 🙌🏼 The fact that Brian was in a rock band too what a guy 😎
@@VaBellaBeautz
Re Carl Sagan ♥️ Absolutely.
Re Brian Cox, keyboards🎹, not guitar🎸 or drums so...(?!) Yeah, D:Ream were okay... Like him better as a scientist, tbh.
my favourite science communicator🔥
Before I watch the video: Florida is one of them, right?
Hi Brian! @ 2:45 You can walk on Triton with this experience in VR with a game called Red Matter 2. its incredible!
Man I’d love to have a beer with Brian. Speaks eloquently (I’m American and all Brits automatically sound a bit smarter lol, I’m fairly certain that’s a thing) about physics and seems down to earth. Cool dude.
A 71 yo English woman here, thanking you for your appreciation of us British.
Yes we certainly have very smart people here but we also unfortunately produce a lot of idiots that sound smart but are dumber than a rock. They usually end up getting jobs like minister of the shadow cabinet or foreign secretary.
A man of science doesn't waste time, money, or potential on beer.
@@the6ig6adwolf
Don't be silly. Man cannot live by science alone!! (Carl proved that by having three wives and five children f'🦆's sake!!)
this man speaks exactly like my dad ! so smart and yet funny
Thought you weren't the sweary one ha ha, love the T shirt btw
Was there a lightsaber duel going on in the background?
Now, I can't unsee it. 😂
Most terrifying place would be falling into Uranus. Good bye universe, I’m going into Uranus!
If Venus has sulfuric acid rain when why is there not acid rivers?
It's too hot.
It would evaporate right back into the atmosphere because of extreme heat.
Would have to be cooler for it to exist in a liquid state.
@@Hoganply What is the boiling point of sulfuric acid? Does it dry up to sulfuric acid powder?
It has no rain. It has virgas. Nothing reaches surface because it's so hot down there. Cox is either ignorant on this or deliberately dumbs interesting things down.
@@lajoswinkler But The Soviets landed a probe directly on its surface, and it was able to survive I don't know how long, but some number of minutes.
Where does Brian get his hair done?
If there was advanced life out there they would have stolen him from us because he’s a gem 💎🤩
Luton?
just 10 minutes? 🙃
Complex life is extreemly improbable.
The universe is aggresively hostile to life. The only planet that we know supports life is even better at extinguishing it.
Our star at this point in time is 'uniquely' nuturing.
The long series of steps that could lead to complex life each require outrageous, almost impossible luck.. the kind of luck that to most sensible people could only mean; its not just some outrageous bit of good fortune, there is a deliberate hand behind all this & its by design.
We are alone.
If we’re in a simulation (and we probably are) what does that mean to astronomers and physicists? If it IS a simulation, is the universe we see a copy of the one from where the simulation was created? Or is it just totally randomized? Or something else?
Is Prof. Cox in this series? I started watching the first episode on NOVA and he's not in it at all. In fact, it's written and produced like ALL American science shows... like it's talking to a 3rd grader. Useless and pointless to anyone over the age of 9. Turned it off after about 15 minutes. Don't need to bother with that shit again.
what on earth is the makeup department at the BBC doing?
Poor Brian, they half killed the man.
😂😂
I'm Brian Cox, the professor one & not the sweary one. 😂
war
I don't understand where he gets the idea that you'd get squashed into a pancake and dissolved on Venus. A physicist would know that fluid pressure (such as an atmosphere acting on us) crushes from all sides equally, and since most of our body is a mixture of solid and liquid, phases with very low compressibility, we would not turn into pancakes. It's not a huge anvil falling on us, it's not directional pressure.
Also, there is no liquid sulfuric acid on Venusian surface. It falls as virgas - rain which never reaches surface because it evaporates away into gas.
A science popularizer should not peddle science myths.
Yeah, good points... and he will know all of this. But, honestly, it's enough that these days ANYONE in the general public is watching a science documentary instead of doom-scrolling on TikTok, so I'd give him a pass for choosing to avoid details that are a bit dry for a mainstream audience. Y'know?
Yes, but this is the BBC and on UA-cam. Accuracy is not a requirement when you're aiming at that demographic.
Yet he's world famous, and you are posting yt comments.
My point is that no one gives a s?
#1. My dad's home
The most terrifying place is earth in the climate catastrophe within this decade….
I understand what you mean but still I believe there are worse places to be in the Solar system right now😊
@@krystiankrewniak tell that to the populations that lost lives and everything due to floods and forest fires and lets see what they think…
The majority of climate scientists thinks the collapse is within a decade… even bankers know… thats why the bbc wants divert attention . There is no science in a dead planet
To the producers of the show, please don’t place LED lights behind the person. Had hard time watching the show 😅
*THIS GUY'S ILLUMINATI AND NOT EXPLAINING EVERYTHING.* 🕵🏻♂🕵🏻♂
Yeah, no. That's just reinventing religion, nothing to do with science.
MAGA meetings?
Funny how you tolerate anything but a differing political opinion, but that causes you become an extremist with zero compassion.
We can see too far, there is no curve