Something Strange Is Happening To The Solar System - Best Videos 2022
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- Опубліковано 23 гру 2022
- Something Strange Is Happening To The Solar System - Best Videos 2022
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It would seem that the Solar System has been studied by mankind, if not completely, then in full detail. The planets have all been identified for a long time, rovers have been traveling on Mars for a while, comets and asteroids have been almost counted by name, and even the soil from one of them was taken and delivered to Earth for research. But this is where the scientists were dumbfounded. It turns out that our entire solar system, including the far, far away Oort cloud located at a distance of a light year from the Sun, is immersed in a giant bubble! Its diameter is 1000 light years. And what is remarkable, our Sun is practically in the center of this bubble! Are we really living in a huge bubble?! And how does our solar system actually work?
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It's always a relief to get a grip on whatever has been disturbing Uranus.
Gives goosebumps while visualising your content in sync with your explanation..cosmos is itself a miracle in reality.. sometimes I feel we are never meant to explore and understand everything in it...
Every 12K years, the Sun, through magnetic pole shift, or reversal, due to the galactic current "sheet" variations in polarity, executes a micronova. The Sun will "shed" it's outer "skin", and cover the solar system with the contents of the ejected "shell"... there is no protection from this, and it is going to happen, folks. As the Scriptures have stated: "..The Sun will Rise, with Healing in It's Wings..."
Exactly, everything outside our planet and how we have to create everything artificially when we go outside our planet for survival from vaccum full oxygenless space, to astronauts having bone density problems and other bodily problems in space exposure to essentially no planet in our visions confirming that has life.
Literally everything points out that we aren't supposed to explore, since essentially everything is against it.
You’re exactly right if it feels that way then that’s the way it is
Very Lovecraftian of you
We are energy, cognitive of our place with a desire to understand the universe. Is it too much to say we are the universe trying to see it's self.
Non political all science , these kind of video always make my day and night .
Actually it's 90% political but it takes specific prerequisite knowledge to be aware of it
So, sadly, nothing is happening - without even watching the video. Right ?
It’s still a decent one
I have spent 20 years on this theory… many many equations only to confirm that yes you’re right. Nothing is happening. Lol
Fascinating!!! Loved this video ❤ Keep up the good work here. Ty
Mentioning the Voyager's and the distance they traveled in their roughly 44-45 years still doesn't equal 1 light day. and our nearest solar neighbor is 4 light years. helps give perspective just how massive the distances between stars can be and how light speed really isn't all that fast
During the Big Bang, the speed of light law did not exist. Matter must have traveled faster than the speed of light. Scientists are in a quandary over this. The evidence is that there was no SOL limitation then.
doesn't even come close to a light year, i am too lazy and dumb to do the math, but i think it's not even 0,1% of a light year.
Shakespeare quote: “Life is but a dream within a dream.”
Our radio waves have already traveled about 35 light years out. Almost 10 times farther than Proxima Centauri, the nearest star to our solar system. It will take about another 30,000 years for the radio waves to reach the center of our galaxy.
@@yurinator4411 Wait, isn't a light year, 365 days at the speed of light? Isn't the speed of light thousands of times faster than radio waves? How can our radio waves have already traveled 35 light year? Shouldn't a radio wave take thousands of years to reach a light year? I am confused.
Thank you for reaffirming that space is terrifying.
That’s why space travel is almost impossible (even at faster than light travel) the shear amount of dangers present wood scrap any traveler in a millisecond!!! That’s why I believe if aliens exist there would be no way for them to safely travel to our system! Even if they could why would they?! Space is so dangerous and planets like ours are really not that rare when compared to the sheer amount of galaxies and star-systems contained within those galaxies!
Edit “wood-scrap”😳🙄🤦♂️🤷♂️😂🤣😂
but nothing "happening" and definitely not "strange".
@@jessepollard7132 Well I'm here and that's that's STRANGE ! I was thinking I'd be born on a larger less planet with plenty of water and few inhabitants !
@@bodebliss That would have required humans to have found such a planet and been able to have people travel there before you were born. NIETHER has happened, so unless you are born a million years early, or you could not have been born there at all.
Thanks for your amazing videos this year. Looking forward for what comes next!
I watched this entire video over the past week and that last bit made me realize... even if you could live forever it would be a sad and terrible existence when everybody else is gone for good. And I think death is actually a good thing. After a long and love filled life, loving your friends and family and the beautiful of our existence.
When we all have to be gone from earth, can we live in space without being depressed? Without missing our Sun? Or Earth... the wind... the oceans and trees.
Life is fleeting and this is a beautiful gift we all share right now.
Everyone I’ve ever known is gone already 😵💫
So I half understand where you’re coming from 😊
Sertraline seems to help 😁
@@alanportwood4201 I can relate.
But let’s argue politics 🤓
@@rustyshakleford1445 I mean, I'm up for a civil debate or discussion, but I don't think that has a lot to do with the content of this video, and perhaps more appropriate in another place. Perhaps via DM on Discord.
You get similar feelings from watching Highlander.
having to create bonds over and over would be hell.
Omg a long video. Merry Christmas to me! I sleep to these videos every night so I’m so excited to have a new long one
“Something was tugging at Uranus.”
Who can say that without cracking up?
The wife and I laughed......
I've always felt like I've spent my entire life in a bubble
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I've always felt like I've spent my entire life in a bubble in this debate.
Well you have, that's why! Intuition!
I love science and this channel
Our Creator is incredulous. We are born with purpose, and love is the most powerful force in the Universe, and beyond. So amazing. Peace 🕊️
Or out of infinity of absolute nothing , a dent occurred and everything from nothing to everything possible occurred and we end up waking up just to say bye back to nonexistence
Great stuff! 👍
This is cool. Actual real cool science! Good job
Kweeper belt 🤣🤣🤣. Stop it you're killing me
Man I love this channel! The dulcet tone of the British narrator, the subject matter of the amazing subject of space and the fantastic editing. 😘
i am trying to work out who is narrating this.. it sounds like Richard Hammond (Top Gear / Grand Tour fame)
@@tonyupham354sounds nothing like him lmao
Yeah it sounds nothing like him, it’s in fact Tom Bennett
And the way he says
nasa= nasser
Idea=idear
Im in love with this man
I listen to this before bedtime and it puts me to sleep like a child with the knowledge of the universe in my mind
Sounds like Kurzgesagt
Happy New Year 🎉 love your videos 🌄🏝️🌍
All of the astronomers laugh at Pluto and call it names. They no longer let poor Pluto join in any Planetary games.
Nothing makes you feel old like “In the 70’s and 80’s of the last century…”
Wait! I remember those….
Merry Christmas Destiny family !
Intriguing... the fission and fusion of interstellar bodies over the course of time.
You need life to evolve to survive such harsh conditions. It's not going to just spontaneously evolve. That's something people always forget. Life evolved here under pretty "calm" conditions. However, it also evolved in such a way that it nearly destroyed itself (oxygen is actually not good for life.)
Yet you can't live without it
It was NOT the last shuttle launch. Discovery was the return mission just as it had been after Challenger.
Almost unbelievable they got that one wrong. I thought I must be having a serious memory failure. I've watched the last shuttle launch and return many times.
Ironically, the Challenger launch was the first US manned launch not to be covered by any of the three major tv networks due to an increasing lack of interest in shuttle launches. If you watch it live on TV, you were not in the US. It was not carried live by abc, cbs or nbc inside the US.
I'm not understanding why you showed a NASA diagram that showed the termination shock bubble around the solar system and the locations of the Voyager probes -- from June 21, 2008??
We’ll call those “Easter eggs” lol
Hey I just wanna say that your videos are a huge inspiration to me and it always makes my day when I see one of your videos 📹♥ thank you for the amazing content keep it up and I hope you have an amazing Christmas and an amazing 2023 ❤
I had no idea that Pluto was so complex. I thought it was just a large astroid
7:10 I will allways consider Pluto a planet.
Be safe in Christ God Bless everyone
I am letting you know! I want to know more about said camera, thanks. Great video btw.
these videos are goated. honestly so good
Very interesting stuff for sure but I've always wondered what actual value it is to life on planet Earth other than monitoring asteroid threats of course?
Learning about space can show us so much about life here. By observing other stars, we've learned what will happen to our sun. Other planets, even close to us, show us more about how we got here, why our planet is the way it is, and why we developed the way we do. Looking at the way chemicals interact in various conditions in space can give us ideas for things to try on a smaller scale here. Finding life out there, assuming it's not hostile, would be a wealth of knowledge even if it were only microbial life.
Space shows is many things about ourselves, life on our pretty rock, threats that are possible, and honestly humans are curious monkeys at the end of the day. We'll keep asking questions until we find the answer and then find a way to use what we know to help our species survive.
What happens if we happen to need an escape route? And there isn't one? We die.
The "qweeper belt?" I've never heard Gerard Kuiper's name pronounced to rhyme with sweeper or creeper. Usually, it's kaiper, rhyming with kaiser, if you're interested.
You got there 1st .I was going spell it kweeper
@@richardvanderwerff7264 Usually I let this kind of stuff go. But he said it so many times I had to quit, and leave the nasty comment. It was getting so annoying!
@@kwgm8578 Ouch! My bad.
Did someone say queefer?
I just came to make the same comment.
The problem is that the people who present this content - eg the voice actors - often have no familiarity with the subject matter. And in general, native English speakers are notoriously bad at pronouncing foreign words and names.
If gravitational lensing were distorting space, then with an object directly behind another object wouldn't that rear object appear as a halo around the the former? If not then why four and not five or eight images. Or perhaps perfectly obscure the foreground object. I believe GL is a real thing no matter the mechanism but it would have "circular" affect and not dots.
I wonder if we can use 'gravitational lensing' around all the space debris & satellites in earths orbit lol
I think the lack of complete circles will likely have to do with the nonhomogeneity of (interstellar) space
"Are we really living in a huge bubble?"
The Spinners from the 1987 movie Spaceballs: If you're living in a bubble and you haven't got a care.
Apparently we don't care. Besides, even ludicrous speed would a long time to reach the end of the bubble.
Yes,yes I want to see more about the telescope!
OUTSTANDING !!!! FROM U.K. (2023).
Um... we DEFINITELY want to see a video about the vera telescope (when you can)
Those giant bubble making kits were popular in the 60s & 70s...it was only a matter of time since they often blew upward into the sky and floated out of sight...
Merry Christmas
Happy Diwali
Merry Christmas
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Happy Dipawali
merry christmas to everyone except those who get offended by someone saying merry christmas, y’all suck
End of the Cretaceous is ussually dated as 65 mil. yrs. ago. Supernovae tends to leave a black hole behind, if we are in centre of the supernovae created bubble, where is the black hole, or holes, if there were more of them, as said?
good visuals ut many wron acts and a few theorys presented as racts.
GoodGood
What if our entire solar system was just an atom in a larger being?
watch the ending of Men in Black.
Fractal Universe
Imagine the sun is the nuetron and the planets or protons and electrons 👀
I have felt this was the case since I was about 10 years old.
A weight loss program is seriously overdo
is your solar system diagram from the past times when venus was a comet? it seems to be missing from the usual line up
Yes please to an episode on Vera Rubin Telescope.
Kuiper is pronounced "ka-ee-per", Oort is "ohrt".
That big flashlight is gonna be a beacon....
I believe the bubble is a tube, that contains multiple stars, and the sun and other starts are following each other on certain paths. Ours in on a spiral path as is Sirius, both circling the path followed by Arcturus. Many other stars each followthese same paths.
15 minutes into the video and they have said “bubble” over 60 times and still I don’t know what a bubble is.
It's a fabulous time to be alive as far as space exploration is concerned. Wish my brain could be kept alive to find out if the 4 year old rotting grapefruit if found behind my fridge is a black hole .
1445 is not larger than 1470 last time I checked!
The last flight of Columbia was NOT the last flight of the shuttle program... Shuttles would stand down during the investigation while possible fixes were evaluated, new safety precautions were taken but the issues of possible foam strikes fatally damaging an orbiter so it could not safely return to Earth was found to be simply a flaw in the design that could not be overcome, so all future missions with the shuttle either were directed to the ISS where visual inspections could be done before the orbiter docked, or were conducted with a "rescue" orbiter ready to go in order to take the crew off a fatally damaged orbiter in space (the last Hubble repair mission had this option). Since the shuttle was already 30 years old and had served its purpose, was extremely expensive to operate and had a number of bad design compromises in its design, and cheaper and safer options for getting astronauts into space were already being contemplated, as well as shifting priorities in the space program, the decision was made to retire the shuttle and its last flight was in 2011, 30 years after its first flight in 1981, after a total of 133 successful flights in 135 attempts, including the ill fated last flights of Challenger and Columbia.
Who does the research for these videos? There's a glaring amount of inaccuracies in them. Sad.
Time will tell US, Such Great day ↕⏰↔↕🌏↔
Funny how the hourglass bubbles present like the eyeballs of a deep sea, abyssal plane, barreleye fish
According to this video the Oort cloud is 1 light year from the sun with a diameter of 1000 light years. If this were true there would be no heliopause between Sol and Alpha Centauri. We have not brought back back soil from other planets, we have brought back material from the moon though. I can't tell if AI scripted this video or it was Mad Libs book.
i remember watching a video proving those 7 were still alive under different identities
Yes I would like to learn more about the new telescope "Vera Rubin" 8.4 meters with a camera 3200 Mpixel as big as a car :O WOW dude that's huge!
"Queeper Belt Object" LOL!!!
i can't help but wonder what form the great filter will take.
Ive started thinking a long time ago that we're just a microcosm of infinitesimal smallness. It always gets bigger, it always gets smaller. What bacteria you would see under a microscope is what our universe looks like, our universe is just a bacteria strain floating around in some nether in the exact same manner that bacteria is...and that bacteria looks like the universe when viewed down at the Higgs Bosun size. If we looked further, I bet we would see another universe inside the HB.
Watch the video in YT called the Universe Doesn't Exist.
Like Russian dolls. A cell looks like a universe…..
@@tinahorton8475 A cell is a nano machine.
@@anonymike8280 and a galaxy a macro machine from our perspective, our solar system with the oort cloud looks a lot like what an atom looks like....
edit 7:55
You're having your first existential crisis I take it?
Just have a question. Because of the similarities of Black Holes, might all Black holes be everywhere in the same place?
That is a very good question.. very good indeed.. I will have to give that some serious thought.
Freakin‘ bubbles!
Our descendants, if they're still around, will probably witness it. It would probably be quite a sight to see.
Tell me more about the telescope being built in Chile
I like this video
Pluto is a dwarf planet that just happened to have a different orbit in space around the sun than the other planets.
Waiting, Such Super WOW Much Great watching time will tell US, ↔🌏↕↔⏰↕
14:20 that's not one direction, those are three directions (the elypses pointing away from the sun)
with all our prideful probing and thinking we were marshaling reality, all it was was just the universe essentially saying, "here ya go," all along
wow
We in a bubble to protect us from the outside
plutos diameter is 240,000 kms is printed on the screen as the audio says diameter is 1492 kms thats quite the typo
Well, according to NASA, Pluto's diameter is 2370 km
It turned out Eris was even larger than Pluto, while on the screen you show Eris at 1445 miles and Pluto at 1470 miles. Kind of like Guys telling their girl friends they are larger than they are and she believes them.
What if like how we see Who's on a snow flake at Christmas maybe we are in a Who's Bubble in Spring time. that'll make us feel real small.
Merry Chrysler
is someone gonna tell him it's pronounced Ki-Per belt not qui-per belt
According to this definition of a plant, any other objects orbiting around other stars, not our sun, are not planets. I think these other objects in the kieper belt, such as Ceres, should be considered planets. Therefore there would be 12 planets in our solar system.
That's a huge perfect CGI MADE IN NASA !
Perhaps the bubble is there to help us survive.
But is the bubble flat? Something tugging at Uranus, this made I laugh.
It seems the "Great RED Spot" looks like the "Great BROWN Spot", or maybe it's my laptop computer.
At the 42:53 mark, the 2009 photo of the "Great Red (or Brown) Spot " shows a REAL GREAT RED SPOT to the upper left in that 2009 Photo.
So what is that?
The closest Star to our Sun is Alpha Centuri, about 4 1/3 Light Years away.
So how can our Solar System be enclosed in a "Bubble" 1,000 Light Years in Diameter?
That does not sound right.
That 1,000 Light Years Bubble would encompass MANY Star Systems.
The frequency of these long commercials makes these videos unbearable.
The video is great, But the obscene number of advertisements are completely out of control, And ruin it.
I'll definitely be in charge of what happens to "Uranus"
16:25 LOL
I recommend marking off the chapters of this video for easy perusal.
Smokin space time
Arthur C Clarke predicted life on Europa in “2010 Oddysey 2”
Not 2001!
16:22 lol
Hahahaha I left same comment.
one definition is needed anything with an atmosphere
At 23:11 did anyone else hear that part about Pluto being only 60 times smaller than Jupiter? I thought Jupiter was far bigger than that. Did I hear that correctly or am I mistaken?
Yes, we could do it better, but i go to my cosy sofa instead, and see my dreams instead. And wake up when that hystery are got past.
I remember when they were talking on the news about the foam strike on Columbia that those poor astronauts we're probably going to die on re entry if they were made to come down in that vehicle. And like we had the ISS and 3 other working vehicles, why couldn't we have just... Played it safe? But no. Senseless death.
no, the shuttle didn't have the fuel to match orbits with anything, and trying to get another shuttle ready would take six months or more - and the damaged shuttle didn't have enough supplies to last that long. IT didn't matter WHAT alternative was chosen to try, they were dead.
During discussion of Pluto's atmosphere....at about 28 minutes and 15 seconds.... its shown to contain CO2 but the narrator says Carbon monoxide. Just a little discrepancy you should clean up.
It's thickens as you get away from the Sun because it's spinning slowly
Thank - You . ( 2022 / Dec / 28 )
You know what's funny, everyone has been to Uranus. 🤣
living in a bubble on a whole new scale