NASA Just Discovered A Planet Even Better for Life Than Earth
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- NASA Just Discovered A Planet Even Better for Life Than Earth
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To make the search for life beyond our planet more systematic and focused, scientists have developed a metric known as the Earth Similarity Index, which measures the similarity of a planet or moon to Earth based on various parameters such as temperature, atmospheric pressure, and habitability. It ranges from 0.0 to 1, with 0.8 and 1 indicating that a planet is similar to Earth in every aspect.
In recent years, advances in technology allowed us to uncover a multitude of exoplanets and moons with striking similarities to Earth.
One of them was found in 2019 and called Teegarden B. This is a super Earth [Mass: 1.05 Earths] orbiting an M-type star every 4.9 days at a distance of 0.0252 AU.
The Teegarden’s Star is one of the closest stars to our solar system located about 12.4 light-years away from us. And although the red dwarf is 10 times less massive than our sun, and has a temperature of just about 2,700°C [5,000°F], it can still provide enough heat for its two planets [Teegarden b Teegarden c].
The two exoplanets are similar to the inner planets in our solar system and are only slightly more massive than Earth. Both of them are situated in the habitable zone where liquid water can exist, but Teegarden b seems much more promising, and here’s why.
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born too late to discover the world and too early to explore the universe...hopefully our future generations can fulfill that dream for us..life always finds a way.
In a way, we're still discovering the world and already exploring the universe at the same time. Every moment in our history is unique and amazing (or terrible) on its own 😉.
Explore the sea
@@zerkig9058 that's one way of looking at it too....Nice
@Martin willemse actually historically war is when most advances happen
and then we get visited by the Qu
I don't want a better planet...just gimmie a better life
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Its crazy that as humans with organs built for our environment, we may not even be able to perceive some forms of life . I mean we cant even hear or see the entire spectrum of wavelengths that some species on earth can...
How hard searching for another livable planet shows that how precious our mother earth is.... every country should be serious on global warming, save life here, save humanity here, and save our precious planet earth.
Seems like no-one gives a flying f about any of that. I mean look at the like ratio here. This comment has the least, even if its the one making all the sense. Shoulda quote someone for likes like niche or something, ppl like quotes *facepalm*
well you should stop funding space travel or anything space related. since its a lot of pollution. so you could start with that. no more huge amounts of carbon from rocket launches.
People could do both
@@SleepyGalaxy.channel ya but people are kinda dumb and don’t seem concerned that we’re killing the planet we live on
Hence, we should not hate when people look at the other possible options and methods of approaching the problem. People can protect the earth and people can also look for other possible planets that can sustain life. If they won't do it then who?
I wish I was born 200 years in the future when we could reach these new worlds
Welp, only if humanity's goals were better directed
@c0smicnomad So you know for a fact what will happen in 200 years?
In the hope that they aren't hostile
I think you are being sarcastic. Though its true that there are almost unlimited probabilities so we should keep seeking What's Truth.
And, if we analyse History then its easy to realise that there isn't a SINGLE civilization in human History which hasn't been destroyed / punished / annihilated for their disobedience and sins. Be it - Babylonian, Mesopotamian, Indus Valley civilization, Persian, Roman, Assyrian, etc. etc.
However, there could be people who think that this Technologically Advanced Modern Civilization is an exception. We all should wait and see!
This is the order of events according to my limited knowledge & understanding :-
Collapse of Petro-dollar, Paper monetary system [(actual cause of WW3), many geo-political conflicts and situations are side reasons /smoke and mirrors] ~ 80% - 90% expected to die ~ Many years of great oppression & injustice, more than even now (probably 7) ~ lsraeI ruling state of the World (obvious) ~ Emergence of Mahdi (r.a.) - A Guided & Just ruler ~ Peace & Prosperity for a while ~ Coming of Dajjal/Antíchrist (their much awaited one-eyed Messiah) in Human form (live for 37 days & will do many miracles & many things) ~ coming of Eesa/Jesus (p.b.u.h.) & killing Dajjal ~ Peace for many years (some say 8-9 years & some 40) ~ Coming of Yajuj and Majuj (a corrupt ancient tribe) in large numbers & much violence & killing ~ Their destruction from an infection / disease on their neck by Allah s.w.t. ~ Peaceful death of all the believers from a breeze from Yemen ~ Destruction of the Kaaba 🕋 (in Mecca, Saudi Arabia) brick to brick by Dhul suwaq qatain (a person with short legs) ~ Dwelling of only Disbelievers and Criminals on Earth ~ The Earth will be cursed coz there will be no one to say La ilaha il Allah (There's no God except Allah) ~ Trembling of Mountains & shaking of the Earth (physical destruction of the World and the Universe).
We have been already warned about it!
And there is no city but that We will destroy it before the Day of Resurrection or punish it with a severe punishment. That has ever been in the Register inscribed.
[Chapter 17 Isra (The Night Journey) : 58]
'That they said (in boast), "We killed Christ Jesus the son of Mary, the Messenger of Allah";- but they killed him not, nor crucified him, but so it was made to appear to them, and those who differ therein are full of doubts, with no (certain) knowledge, but only conjecture to follow, for of a surety they killed him not.'
Quran: Chapter 4 An-Nisa (Women), Verse 157.
Some guy 200 years from now: "i wish i was 200 years in the future this sucks ass"
The problem with these red dwarf systems is that in order for a planet to be in the habitable zone it must be very close to the star, and that equals tidal locking, and that means the actual habitable region of these is a ring region, and there are a variety of other issues with a sun that never "moves" and a planet with two vastly different halves. That's not to mention how unstable (though extremely long-lived) red dwarfs appear to be.
No discussion of this is complete without acknowledging that any "humans" who ever settle an extrasolar planet or moon are likely to be heavily genetically engineered, if not dispensing with biological bodies altogether.
That situation would be even better. The habitable ring region would always be at twilight hours, so its not too hot or cold. And it would take thousands and thousands of years for humans to populate an entire planet. Atleast with a tidally locked exoplanet you just need to inhabit the ring region. That's just my opinion. Tell me what you think.
The only option available (the other is trickier) would be to correct this to make large shaders orbiting around the planet and effectively creating a day-night cycle that would regulate the temperature on the planet. The other option is to speed up the rotation up to a level where there is a significant day-night cycle but then it needs also a moon that can stabilize the planet axis and rotation and keep the interior fluid.
Otherwise I would no go for tidally locked planets no matter how their stars are capable to live longer if the ultimate problem with it to the tidal lock. A younger version of our Sun like star is the real option because the heat it provides and the distance of the star can be good so the planet have chance to not be tidal locked.
We actually dont really know about the habitable zone of such tidally locked planets. The atmosphere and oceans may circulate heat across the planet far better then some assume. We are just really guessing.
Another thing that is never mentioned about any planets that may be 'earth like' is whether they have a magnetosphere which would be necessary to block solar radiation and winds from reaching the planet's surface. That means the planet would have to have a molten core similar to Earth's in order to create one. With tidally locked planets do they spin fast enough to create a magnetosphere even if conditions in their cores would allow it? There are so many factors that contribute to making life on Earth possible other than being in the Goldilocks zone.
@@robo5013 you said it better than I had planned 👍
I bet we’re not alone, billions of stars exist and they all have their planets
Quadrillions*
No, we're alone
We're definitely alone. We don't even know any of those planets even exist other than the fact that they say it does and we believe them
@@johnnyslokes2712 You're a special kind of dense.
@@jamilgonzaga7081 Pretty sure the math alone is against you on that.
Thanks for that one Armstrong and thanks a bunch for sharing as wild as it is. Have a good one
Earth is unique in many many different ways to support the life and bio ecosystem... not just the liquid water or present in the habitable zone. We probably still don’t know the myriad ways earth is supporting life. Finding another planet with an intelligent life form is as elusive as the abundance of life on earth!
I don't think they're trying to find "intelligent life" but simply "life". I mean, I'd be super hyped if they found a germ. Or, you know, an alien fish. It would still mean that there's possibilities of more life than we could have ever imagined. And it's super cool!
@@SysterYster I'm pretty sure they have found microorganisms on space rocks. That's my personal belief on how we got on this planet, in the first place
We are at the point in history where technology really came in to existence. What an incredible point in time we are experiencing. We are at the inflection point. Cheers to that everybody :) we are all here together
Cheers 🖖🏻
Cheers 😂🥂
Yep. It's kinda nice to know you'll likely be around to witness the end of the human race ;). Maybe that is what the alien AIs are waiting for: for those monkeys to finally shoot themselves terminally into the metaphorical foot by giving rise to thinking machines from Earth.
I think every generation thinks that
woop woop
If only we didn't wage useless wars or better yet, if only we all united under one banner, imaging the possibilities then...
Science and tech are evolving slow and steady which gives me chill
The most important thing is to travel faster, otherwise you can forget about a new planet.
Very unlikely, we are a very primitive specie and still have a longgggggg way to go
ALOT faster lol. People are too naive thinking we will ever make it to another solar system much less find one with life much less find one with complex life much less find one with inteligent life
well thinking only of the star right next to us, speaking in the scale of the milkyway alone is 4 lightyears away. So even if humans were able to hit the amazing milestone of 1% of the speed of light, it would only take us 400 years to get to that system. Right now we are slower than snails in terms of space.
@@summonerscode6994 it’s just a big dream what I hope will come true some day
Or, maybe we should build spaceship that habitable for human, with unlimited regenerating lifestock, so human that traveled to new home planet can reproducing new generation that would come to our new homeworld
Just imagine there is a planet out there with dinosaurs on it still as well as many other things we have not seen yet 👽
That would be cool asf
Univers is very big and there are unknown life what we don’t now yet.
Or better yet imagine there was another planet with other humans on it that were civilized as well but haven’t even explored space yet because the planet was twice the size of ours. We would be aliens .. you realize the moment we travel to another planet ourselves … even mars.. WE ARE ALIENS. We have alien drones on other planets already
very unlikely to find that
The dinosaurs,if they survived instead of going extinct,would of evolved to be the intelligent creatures on earth.We evolved out of monkeys but other planets can have any possibilities.Scientist found life recently on the outside of the ISS where no life was ever thought to be able to survive....but here we find a bacteria living in outer space.Also,scientists found living microorganisms in the water of a nuclear reactor ;)
All of this is so cool. :) I just wish I'd be able to see all the cool things out there. Or at least some of them, before I die.
Hydrogen-based life?? I have a hard time even imagining this, a very curious theory!! 👍
Imagine being a sentient species similar to humans on a tidally locked super earth size planet. I wonder what society would chose as a way to mark the passage of time without the rotation of a planet... at least, before technology existed to allow them to see and track their planets rotation around it's star.
Maybe they wont need to measure the passage of time at all. If you dont have schedules but live in an instinct driven natural society it is possible that our organizing of society is just the simplest way of leading a mass of non self thinkers towards a wanted goal.
@@enricohocho It might have something to do with the size of stars aswell. Our sun is a G type star, which might affect human behavior in certain ways. Red Dwarfs may affect the behavior of other species relevant to their planet.
Choose
If the revolution isnt a perfect circle then they'd have seasons aswell no? Thatd be one way to understand the passage of time
time is a construct
Nicely done! Thank you!
Space is so massive we humans are like a cells compared to how big space really is
Really enjoyed it, thanks
imagine some time in the future our descendant reach these planets and what they discover on the planets are... human
Tho its impossible if the life form is not carbon based...
And I'm pretty sure that if the life forms are not that advance then they would definitely be hostile towards us¯\_༼ ಥ ‿ ಥ ༽_/¯
And if they are advance they will colonise us💀
Define human lol
Imagine we reach a planet that we can survive on without enviro-suits and we take them off then contaminate the planet with the millions of virus and bacteria species that live on and inside our bodies while we come in contact with the billions that exist on that planet. Neither us nor the life forms on the planet will have defenses against them and we will die shortly and the next group to visit the planet will find a barren rock.
i wish we could see life in other planets too. That will sadly never happen in my lifetime.
we went from the wright brothers to the moon in 80 years im not saying its likely but i prefer to keep a positive outlook we dont know what new technologies are just beyond the horizon but im hopeful
Don't give up.
I wonder if this gets archived somewhere and a dude 250 years in the future trying to understand humans in our era finds this comment
Don't worry about another 20 years maximum we will be able to transmit radio signals to distances of more than 500 light years no guarantee that we will actually find aliens but there is a small chance
I really wish sometimes people knew just what technology actually exists, we have computers any possible information is in there simply put in Simplist terms every text file and every image is possible.
I said it before and I wrote it in my book , , we are not Alone.🌍🌍
I think its impossible for us to be alone especially taking into consideration how minute we are in relation to the known universe.
Same
Impossible and always are not words in a scientists vocabulary
@@johnwakefield9378 Oh, they are. There's scientifically and physically impossible examples. For one, it's physically *impossible* to build a cube of solid gold with sides that are 1000 miles long, as there isn't enough gold on our planet to do so. That came straight from Google because I just needed to prove a point, lol.
If we as a planet came together and spent more money on education and technology to be useful instead of killing each other we would probably be steps closer to being more advanced.
Probably but we wouldn’t hve some technology we have now without war
@@harryt5021 you're not wrong
Facts , it's not supposed to be this way
Wow genius
Cheers to those who watch this channel for relaxation 🥂
Imagine, you find an earth like planet. Similar in structure and probably able to develope life.
All we see, is just a mere reflection of the past, since light travels a long time over these huge distances till it reaches us.
We see what a planet was like, not how far it eventually has developed by now.
It always is such a stunning feeling to think about it.
I would love to explore different planets and meet other life that would be an awesome adventure and I hope that would be possible one day. The main question I think we would have to ask ourselves is would the Earth be properly taken care of by the time we chose to return if there was an emergency?
You can get pretty close right now, with VR gaming.. I know it's not real but it's all we'll have in our lifetime, most likely.
Really enjoyed this video. The energies are still within 10:30 PM. Consciousness dropped back but still feel it.
Memory and or block has been bad today. Really feels controlled. Words falling away and can’t reach them. Just keeping you updated.
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that was very very strange but at the same time sounded 100% legit lol..😳
There are many planets out there that can support life. Basically millions of planets beyond the universe can support life.
you dont know that
@@nostrum6410 statistically, they're not wrong..
@@zander5791 but you dont know that. we haven't found a another planet that can support life, and we have no idea how common they are.
@Nostrum there are billions of galaxies out there, each containing billions upon billions of planets. Even if the likelihood of planets supporting "life" is 0.00000000000000000001%, that still leaves countless planets that could support life as we know it, even if we haven't found them yet.
@@nostrum6410 your wrong we most likely have found a ton of planets with life we just can't reach the planet and don't know whats on the surface life is out there for sure
I LOVE that it's called Teegarden B. SO cute. Love it.
The cosmos is amazing. We have many mysteries to solve, in our infinite universe
Perhaps the interesting through is that while we are here speculating about possible life on these types of planets, there may be life on those planets watching a video, wondering the same thing bout us.
I think that while it's natural for us to think about life as we know it, we should also be open to the unexpected. For all we know, an oxygenated atmosphere may be a toxic one to some alien being, and perhaps one reason we haven't found evidence of other life outside of our own planet. Much like how we would not survive on Venus because of its heat and atmosphere.
Ahh so u mean we're searching this all in a wrong way tbh 😃 I do think ur kinda right tho like we read abt adaptive radiation in biology where certain animals adapted to their environment in order to survive so who knows in some distant uninhabitable planet for us might be inhabited by some other grp of species who just adapted to their atmosphere
Absolutely
True never thought of it like this
Is it being overlooked on this report that these planets aren't being visualized in real time?? Right now the planets might not even BE there.
There would only be a difference in a few thousand to millions of years. For a cosmic time clock, that's a relatively small period of time...
@@alaster1403 Distance in light years.
@@michaell.445 So even less.
@@rosariovaccaro9268 No. Lol
@@michaell.445 If a planet is 10 lightyears away we see the version that it was 10 years ago.
if biological life follows a pattern, does that mean that these other planets might have more and closer relatives to dino types that haven't been exposed to an extinction level event? which means there is a possibility for a real jurassic world
really creative names these planets have
imagine if we saw one of the habitable planets go trough nuclear winter...
It would be pretty cool :)
Due to how far away everything is in space, we wouldnt be able to see anything really. Imagine taking a picture of the entire solar system - imagine how far from it you'd have to be to capture it - now imagine every detail in the solar system crammed into one fuzzy black and white pixel and then us pesky humans trying to understand what we are seeing :)
It is unimaginable to believe we are like a speck of sand on a beach and believe we are unique.
Look at all the species on earth. How many of them talk? How many can reason and build stadiums? We're unique and special ✨🌟✨
I’m interested in the clips you used. One was from AVATAR but the other with the rolling blob… when mentioning they may life may look different.. what was that from?
Great video
"Do not feel lonely, the entire universe is within you." - Rumi. ❣
I want to know about other habitat planets but want my own planet to be better and as good as it was years ago.
It's like summer time there I looked up Fahrenheit instead of Celsius and it was 82 degrees Fahrenheit
Props to the immortal camera man who could travel to these planets for us to witness online
I wish we got to see creatures on different planets
Nah humans would be bad for the creatures humans are a disease!!!
When you say resemble life on earth do you mean you would prefer them to look similar to our creatures or do you simply mean carbon based life with similar internal components? Personally I'd like to see life that looked completely different from life on earth. That would be boring to find animals on another planet that look like ours with variations. I would want them to look as alien as the planet would be to us.
Yes, I assume its physically impossible for life on other planets to resemble anything close to being 'variations' of our animals on Earth. I could be wrong, however.
@@_baseplate well do any of you understand evolution?😐you can’t just say aliens exist Beacuse of the planet 😑
I definitely would prefer to see different animals that look completely different from ours on Earth and i wouldn't doubt it if a planet like that already exists right now but just isn't discovered due to the distance
@@chadgrimes252 well why would other animals exist if you can’t appreciate the animals we have right now ? 😐this planet is perfect for any alien life to exist 😐but unfortunately that’s not the case 😑any animal human and plant that has and has yet to exist will only be created on 1 world 😑your so concerned with aliens but you can’t even appreciate the animals we have ? 😐what makes you think you care ? 😑if you did care you would appreciate for what you have not what you don’t have 😑if anything blame the government and greedy people for making the environment shit 😑
@@jettmthebluedragon Some planets are even better then Earth out there, so saying life doesn't exist outside Earth is a little stupid. There are dozens of planets out there like ours, and you do know 'extremophiles' exist, right? So planets worse then ours still can support life. Also, you used 'evolutiom' in the worst context. Apparently you didn't pay attention to basic biology class.
I feel like it’s possible that we are able to reach one of these planet or planet which are better but most of us will probably not live to see this happen. So I only can dream of something like this and hope that tomorrow is going to ne a better day
Some pictures in this video could be potentially used as wallpapers.
I wonder where did you find it? I also wish to have these wallpapers too. Can you provide me the links you used in this video?
If you think about it, most planets probably had lives on them at some point in time and then they went extinct because of new extreme conditions.
why do you think that?
or because they were like us, just the cancer of the whole eco system that destroys everything with egoistical greed
@@nostrum6410 He probably means bacteria level life, that would be very posible i suppose.
I don’t believe these people have any idea what these worlds are like we don’t even know if a tightly locked planet could even support life or a red dwarf for that matter since they flare all the time and one flare could wipe out all life and atmosphere. Hopes & dreams
How you know? Where did you get your information?
One thing that also must be considered when life is found on other planets is this; Which species became the dominant species as far as evolution and intellect? Different terrain, dangers, and atmosphere will also determine how things evolve and at what rate. Perhaps the inhabitants are more feral in appearance due to the direction that was taken by ancestors, or perhaps the bodies structures are much more dense, depending on how that species managed to survive. Whatever the case, I hope that the opportunity to travel the stars arrives sooner rather than later. No coincidence in the Universe, we were born in this time for a reason, just need to discover what that reason is. Perhaps it was simply to see which direction the human species chooses to take for its future advancements
Imagine how wild it would be if we actually get a "this just in" one day and we really really did find sentient life
We would have lots of people denying it, a few mass suicides from religious groups, probably some conflict when trying to decide what to do next... It would be great.
Sentient life even? Yeah, it would be wild.
That would be an awesome day but imagine the outcomes of the movie alien being real where it tries to kill all of us or the part where the government just wants to experiment on something that didn't do anything wrong and was just trying to exist.
And they thought u made a good dog 🐕 💩
wonder what living things already exist in that planet
Though the possibility of other life being out there is incredible and though I am deeply curious as to how I personally could meet one and maybe make acquaintances with it, it would also be horrifying because we don’t know how they would react. How we would react. How would we talk? We clearly wouldn’t communicate the same. And it’s not like we would just casually pop into their home without some sort of conflict. And what if they already know about us and how we treat our planet. Surely I wouldn’t want that. Would you?
I think probabilities of finding intelligent life we can interact with is extremely small. However, finding a planet with animal life on would be amazing, IMO.
I'm pretty sure how WE would react, weapons on hand.... That's what humans do with unknown things after all, every time a human has discovered an unknown place, they coloniced the place, and most of the time had war with the locals....
Any Aliens that could travel like that and know we are here without us knowing they are, prolly dont give two shits what we do to the planet. I dont understand this idea that aliens are somehow pro saving the planet and against pollution and such. if they are that far ahead in technology there OG planet prolly looks like a dumpster pile. Because if they got that far into technological advancements then they have most certainly gone down a similar path to humans and are technological advancements. No ifs ands or butts, the planet needs stripped for the resources to build.
yeah, imagine if aliens came to our planet, popped into our homes, and said hi
we would be outright terrified and some would turn to violence and desperate attempts
I wish to understand aliens and other life forms but in all honesty humans might make it a lot harder
i will be more excited if we actually go to such planets to explore. maybe, just maybe then knowing definitely that there is always more out there will make humans to forgo thier pitiful conflict and unite in the realisation that they are but a speck in the scope of a greater universe, multiverse or whatever else and seek to be more than just a speck
"seek to be more than just a speck" sounds like we as a species will still be fighting other race. That's not peaceful
We have never been alone, just open your eyes and you'll see. They are among us
Source - Trust me bro
👀 they are aren't they?
This next telescope will hopefully be able to see life
millions of years behind though.
@@shikki111 yeah that whole relativity thing kinda screws us. 😑 Closest possible earthlike planet is only 4 light years, so only 4 years behind there.
What we need is not a very powerful telescope, but the Bible that points us back to God. . . .
@@bobguerrero2986i always laugh at these brainwashed morons.
@@bobguerrero2986bruh
I hope everyone just goes there so I can have some peace here.
Might need to move there if the willow project happens 😬
I personally would avoid any kind of stars what tidally locks it's planets because the available habitable surface of the planet is decrease highly. Unless we can correct it with solar shaders - mirrors to create artificial day-night cycle. There need a material that light enough and can be resist the pressure of the Star also the gravity of the planet and keep in place not requires too much energy. In this scenario these planets can be considered to be colonized otherwise I would not go for there. An actual Sun like star would be ideal if it is younger than our own Star because the similar characteristics, the similar light wave and heat levels. With a good technology a young 15-100 million years old Star like Sun could be ideal if there are rocky planets or Gas giants laying in the habitable zone. With techology you can later reduce the overheating, heat when needed and make day night cycle. Magnetic field generator and some atmosphere changer if it needs. These are options for the future ourselves but currently non of these are feasable.
Imagine these estimations of habitability are actually way off then we travel millions of light years just to arrive in a planet that’s about to explode
They're not millions of light years away but a few dozen light years. Proxima Centauri is just 4.2 LY away
thank you for this latest discovery
Okay I want to become a habitat helper with a zoology degree seeing animals on one of these will make my hecking day!
People keep going on the basis of what "Humans" need to survive on a planet. Not all life needs what we need to survive.
How do they know if a planet orbits right in front of a star seen from our perspective when they evaluate the stars dimming in light? If it for example orbits on a 45 or 90 degree angle relative to our view then the result can't really be accurate and the search for habital planets is useless
They like to think they know what there doing isn’t meaningless so they lie to themselves untill new technologies proves otherwise
Will you please give temperature in Fahrenheit
Take care of the beautiful and majestic planet we are already on. I❤️🌎
Just to think what is on the universe that we don't know ( yet), I believe astronomy and planetary science will give a huge jump soon...
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For a big jump to really happen, humanity should start being less self centered, and start thinking more about the posibility of finding other life forms. That's just how i see it, maybe i'm wrong ofc.
The way he said " It is the closest to Earth located just about 12.4 light years away" 🤣
Ofcourse it's so close, I can probably walk there in a few minutes.
It's true, i went there some days ago, the experience was amazing, u can also take a bicycle tho
He's talking about amongst the similar Earth-like planets, its the closest.
bro, your comprehension is shit. "closest" does not mean it's close.
in astronomical units yes it is close.
It's good that 1200 years from now I'm living again on this planet. I must have been able to live back and forth between exoplanets.
It’s currently 4 am randomly woke up at 3 now I’m watching this lol
I'm gonna be frank. The only questions worth asking are: Can it sustain OUR lives without even the slightest influence of terraforming? And will OUR presence affect the lifeforms present in a negative way?
There may be planets with no need for terraforming i think. We will see. The second question would our arrival negatively impact alien lifeforms? Most likely yes. I mean if we find dangerous predators, we would want to get rid of them for our safety.
I mean it's technically colonization so yeah it would effect any current lifeforms negatively, obviously.
@@TheCosmicMystery139 but wouldn't that affect the ecosystem?
@@stevennewsome8769 It will but look at our civilzation, you think we do not affect our ecosystem?
@@TheCosmicMystery139 Very true.
Shouldn't we rather look for white/yellow stars, like our own sun, considering its core characteristics such as stability and lifespan instead. And after that look if that particular star have rocky planets orbiting its Goldielocks zone!
Red Dwarfs make up 80 percent of all suns in the universe. Our type of star is rare.
True we should look for more rare stars like our own Sun. Then take it from there
What I don't get is how come it gets a rating of 0.95 but yet only a 60% probability that the surface temperature is compatible? And we don't know what its atmosphere is like?
"we found a super habitable planet" *proceeds to talk about how we actually haven't*
yeah my dream job doesnt exist yet either :( Space trucker!
An earth like planet must rotate and will also need a moon for a stabil rotation. The Planet must NOT be tidal locked.
Sleep cycles would wary for each planet. I wonder how we would adjust if we ever made it
Evolving or dieing, just the same any species in earth had to do it xD
I knew that same ol' catch is coming: It's tidally locked to its star :(
We are put so far away for a reason. It's so one program doesn't come interfere with another one. The big bang was just us being booted up
I don't want to go to other planets.. I know very well what we will do to other planets like we do to our planet :( don't get me wrong guys ❤️
You aren't capable of this 🤣
@@Hope-lh9ed NASA: Hold my Artemis 1.
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It's interesting that we did not even fully explored our own Earth Fully but started exploring solar system. Absolutely Intresting
the kind of world i'd choose is a small planet just for people i know where we live in cabins in the woods eating from crops and creatures we raise and grow, bouncing from spacestation to spacestation on weekends having fun or some shit
What an incredible short documentary. I really found it so interesting. It's amazing to think about other worlds and different life. I just hope that mankind doesn't enter these worlds and start destroying that one, like they are with Earth. Plus if there is life on those planets, I hope humans don't think they can take over those life forms. Man can be so destructive.
I don't wanna Leave my planet
Chances are WE won't in our lifetime. 😂
I do. The world is messed 😂😂
life exists on earth because of the perfection of the universe, if one thing goes wrong, then we are nowhere. we need to understand that living on earth is itself a privilege, a byproduct of the universal perfection
*Earth* : "Better planet....Hunh. Wait till men go there."
Makes me sad that I won't be around long enough to see these places unless someone uploads my consciousness into a computer, I'm ready!✌️
Theres a problem with uploading your consciousness into a computer.
Even if they copy every your exact DNA as well as your brain's neurons which would yield a perfect digital clone, it will still be a clone.
It will be you to everyone except, it will not be you.
There are 2 ways that our consciousness might be expanded.
1) By using science to better control our aging and advance solutions towards things that kill us,
**Like building an artificial heart that never stops pumping. People die when the brain stops receiving oxygen for whatever reason, so if you can just solve that one issue of a heart stopping which stops a brain from receiving oxygen you can already raise the average lifespan by a decade or two.
Will not stop people from suffocation or bleeding out.
2) Our consciences is linked to a part of the universe that our senses cannot measure.
Essentially if we have a soul. Given our understanding of science that cannot be ruled out completely.
But uploading your consciences into a computer.
I really doubt that that is possible from a logical standpoint. Even if they put that computer into your body, the second you replace your neurons you might no longer be you. But merely a exact copy.
@Cryptic Gamer Thank you, I'm gonna keep dreaming tho! 😊
Deep. Don't say that two loud
Thanks for the development of science. Hopefully one day people can build spacecraft that can take people to travel to those planets.
The speed of light says all.
is the voice over is same with in kurzgesagt?
Landing with drones on other planets would be fantastic
Not seeing mars a place we can go to
But places we wouldn’t be able
To travel to in our time
Close camera
Imagine seeming life
God made us
And this universe was believe it or not
Made for us 🙏🏼🎫♾️ ✨
If we only knew
If war does not kill us
We will find out
you didnt need to bring in religion
Imagine we finds one of those nice worlds, now what? gonna take atlest 50000years to get there 😛 we are like the little gold fish looking out from our little bowl
If you travel at 1 light speed (basically warp speed), it'd take 4 years. If you travel with the modern fastest rocket, it'd take 148,000 years.
Life on that planet :” they’re .01% similar to us”
I won't be there when people start settlements on other planets, but I'm happy that this assures the continuation of human life
There's no way we are alone in the universe XD
There is no way that we are alone, the universe is too big for us to think that we're alone, and maybe other civilizations live outside of our observable universe...who knows
Also I watched a video saying they haven't figured out how to travel faster than light without aging rapidly
How far away is it?
I think AI will help us to see these worlds. Human travel will be hard but AI thats really advanced will do it.
Interesting take, never thought about it that way. But will also be as technologically hard to even penetrate atmospheres etc. But AI will be so interesting to tie in once they limit is crossed
how would AI help here?