I remember awkwardly singing this song infront of my science teacher. I memorised the whole thing and now I still have it in my head, especially Jupiter. I will always remember that Galelio discovered Jupiter in 1610
Lyrics: The Sun is the center of our solar system, as a giant ball of plasma its pretty hard to miss him, in its 30 million degrees (fahrenheit) , center you would see, hydrogen fuse into helium and release energy, magnetic fields cause solar flares and coronal mass ejections, and particles from these burst damage electronic connections, it's 100 times as wide as Earth, 93 million miles far, despite all of this its just an average-size star Mercury Venus Earth and Mars They're the first four planets rocky like ours Jupiter saturn Uranus and neptune, they're made of hydrogen helium gas, like a balloon. Mercury is the closest planet to the sun And as such it takes the least time to run around it's orbit, its years is only 88 earth days. And the solar wind means that little has stays, on its rocky surface; barren and full of craters, with no atmosphere its temperature waivers From 800 Fahrenheit to minus 300 at night. But there is still some ice in craters away from the light. Mercury Venus Earth and Mars They're the first four planets rocky like ours Jupiter saturn Uranus and neptune, they're made of hydrogen helium gas, like a balloon. Venus is the second planet from the sun, it's the same size as Earth ... give or take some. Venus is covered in a thick layer of clouds made of carbon dioxide which is effect shrouds The planet from losing heat like a giant blanket. So its 900 degrees due to the greenhouse effect, it's covered with volcanoes and is shaped by their powers. And yhe only probes that have ever landed died within 2 hours. Mercury Venus Earth and Mars They're the first four planets rocky like ours Jupiter saturn Uranus and neptune, they're made of hydrogen helium gas, like a balloon. The Earth is the third planet from the Sun ... I gotta feeling you're familiar with this one, it's the only planet known to have had life in its history, Though just how life started is still a bit of mystery. 4 billion years ago 2 protoplanets collide, And our moon was formed when collision debris united, Earth's in the goldilocks zone, not too hot nor tomorrow cold, for liquid water to exist and life as we know it to take hold. Mercury Venus Earth and Mars They're the first four planets rocky like ours Jupiter saturn Uranus and neptune, they're made of hydrogen helium gas, like a balloon. Mars is the fourth planet from the Sun and it's the place where our voyage to other planet's has begun The surface is covered with red iron oxide, and much of its atmosphere was blown away with no magnetic field inside. Early astronomers saw canals everywhere, And they thought perhaps alien's put them there, Thanks to telescopes, orbiters, and rovers we now know That there are no such alien canals, although Rivers, Delta's, Volcanoes, and Canyons, abound, there's little water left, but life on Mars may still be found, So we send space craft there, like curiosity To try to understand Mars geologic history. Between inner planets and outer planets they are billions of asteroids orbiting in a belt around our star sometimes they are knocked out of their stable orbit and they might collide with earth if they dont avoid it. Why the belt? Well it has to do with Jupiter, you see it pulls on the belt with its massive gravity, preventing asteroids from forming into another planet, but dont worry, a big one can't hit earth soon, or can it. Jupiter is the fifth planet and the largest one, bigger then all the others combined, but only one thousandth the Sun, its gas giant so it has no ground on which to stand, but that doesn't mean its surface is bland, The great red spot is a giant cyclone one it's surface, its centuries old and huge, bigger than the earth is. There are four big moons that with binoculars you can see, Discovered in 1619 by Galileo Galilei. Io has volcanoes, heated by the friction of its tides And Europa's is covered in ice with an ocean inside Ganymede is the largest moon we know exist And Callisto's covered in craters from the asteroid it hits Mercury Venus Earth and Mars They're the first four planets rocky like ours Jupiter saturn Uranus and neptune, they're made of hydrogen helium gas, like a balloon. Saturn is the sixth planet from the sun, in terms of beauty, I'd say its rings have clearly won, they're made or bits of ice and rock orbiting through the void and they may have been formed when a moon was destroyed. Saturn is the least dense of any planet known and the most oblate, its centrifugal force is really shown. Titan has methane lakes and a thick layer of orange haze. And Enceladus has water in liquid phase. Mercury Venus Earth and Mars They're the first four planets rocky like ours Jupiter saturn Uranus and neptune, they're made of hydrogen helium gas, like a balloon. Uranus is the seventh planet from the sun, And dirty jokes about its name are deserving of SHUN! Not much is known is about Uranus or it's Brother Neptune 'Cuz Voyager 2 was the only craft to go to them 2. Uranus has a rings, though not as great as Saturn's, And it's usually devoid of any interesting patterns, there's not much not more about this planet which i can say, but hopefully we'll send a new space craft there someday. Mercury Venus Earth and Mars They're the first four planets rocky like ours Jupiter saturn Uranus and neptune, they're made of hydrogen helium gas, like a balloon. Neptune is the Eight and final planet from our star, The sun's .1% as bright because it is so far, it's similar to Uranus in mass, size and composition, and Uranus orbit predicted it's position. You may have noticed Neptune is a bright blue, the methane in its atmosphere gives Neptune its Hue, its the windiest with 100 mile-per-hour gusts. And triton has liquid nitrogen spewing from its crust. Mercury Venus Earth and Mars They're the first four planets rocky like ours Jupiter saturn Uranus and neptune, they're made of hydrogen helium gas, like a balloon. The ninth planet was Pluto, but its a planet no more, Because its roo small, its a dwarf planet, but this topic's sore, The planet's orbit close to a plane, but pluto does not, and more dwarf planets were found, That's what got this topic hot. Pluto's big moon, Charon, is Pluto's little brother, so big that Pluto and Charon orbit one another. Beyond the Kuiper belt is the Oort cloud And thats where debris from our stars formation can be found. Our Sun, and the planets, like Eartha and Mars, are not alone, just look at the stars. You see, most stars have their own collection of bodies, and that is what the search for exoplanets studies, And they are far more stars up there than you can imagine, Three-Hundred billion in our galaxy, And there are hundreds of billions of galaxies that we know! So think about how small you are, down here below...
I cant even explain how happy, nostalgic, and adventurous this song is. I remember listening to it on loop for hours with my brother when I was a young kid.. Good times. I'm sure you have realized this, but you have inspired thousands of kids just like me to make a change in the world, to make a difference, to hopefully venture deep into space, and uncover the secrets of the universe. If you are reading this, thank you, you have truly inspired me to do something in the world.
I remember hearing this back when I was 6 and few years later this got me interested in space. This song actually helped me remember all the planet names back in first grade. The song is also so nostalgic and I have been singing it for years.
Thanks ^^ I've been pretty busy with my first year of college since I made this, but now that I have summer break, I hope to get out some more videos :)
This song honestly brings so much memories, back when I was a little 3 year old I would always watch this video with my mum before I fell asleep, it really taught me a lot about space and was one of the main reasons i love space :)
I remember listening to this song in, like, 3rd/4th grade. It really boosted my interest in astronomy. Currently in 11th grade, still interested in what space has to offer and still thinking this song is an absolute bop
The solar system is still a mystery, but is somewhat beautiful, although that probably took you a long time to practice to memorize the song in 4th grade- 500 Billion stars = Not found Planets till today.
Ik it’s 9 years after, but this guy made me interested in space exploration and stuff along the lines of that. I remember when I was like 5-6 years old, and I used to get sturdy from this song. I just listened to the song today and the nostalgia it gave me.😢
I feel so warm and fuzzy listening to this, it never fails to give me nostalgia. I really have to thank my year 4 teacher for showing me this. Thank you for everything you taught me, Mrs. Glover 🫡🥲
Best song on the solar system ever, I watched this back in 4th grade in class and came back to it after a long time to listen to it again, still the best song on our solar system
Heres the song The Sun is the center of our Solar System. As a giant ball of plasma it's pretty hard to miss him. In its 30 million degree center, you would see, hydrogen fuse into helium and release energy. Magnetic fields cause solar flares and Coronal Mass Ejections, And particles from these bursts damage electronic connections. It's 100 times as wide as Earth, and 93 million miles far. And despite all of this it's just an averaged-sized star. Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars They're the first four planets, rocky like ours. Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune They're made of hydrogen and helium gas, like a balloon! Mercury is the closest planet to the Sun, and as such takes the least time to run around its orbit, its year is only 88 earth days, and the solar wind mean that little gas stays on its rocky surface, barren and full of craters, with no atmosphere its temperature waivers from 800 fahrenheit to minus 300 at night but there is still some ice in craters away from light. Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars They're the first four planets, rocky like ours. Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune They're made of hydrogen and helium gas, like a balloon! Venus is the second planet from the sun, it's the same size as earth … give or take some. Venus is covered in a thick layer of clouds made of carbon dioxide which in effect shrouds the planet from losing heat like a giant blanket so its 900 degrees due to the greenhouse effect. It's covered with volcanoes, and is shaped by their powers and the only probes that have ever landed died within 2 hours. Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars They're the first four planets, rocky like ours. Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune They're made of hydrogen and helium gas, like a balloon! The Earth is the third planet from the Sun … I gotta feeling you're familiar with this one. It's the only planet known to have had life in its history. Though just how life started is still a bit of a mystery. 4 Billion years ago two protoplanets collided. and our moon was formed when collision debris united. Earth’s in the Goldilocks zone, not too hot nor too cold For liquid water to exists and life as we know it to take hold Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars They're the first four planets, rocky like ours. Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune They're made of hydrogen and helium gas, like a balloon! Mars is the fourth planet from the sun. And it's the place where our voyage to other planets has begun. Its surface is covered with red iron oxide. And much of its atmosphere was blown away with no magnetic field inside. Early astronomers saw canals everywhere. And they thought perhaps aliens had put them there. Thanks to Telescopes, Orbiters and Rovers we now know That there are no such alien canals, although Rivers, deltas, volcanoes and canyons abound There's little water left, but life on Mars may still be found. So we send spacecraft there, like Curiosity To try and understand Mars' geologic history. Between the inner planets and outer planets there are Billions of asteroids orbiting in a belt around our star. sometimes they are knocked out of their stable orbit And a few might collide with earth if they don't avoid it. Why's the belt? Well it has to do with Jupiter, you see. It pulls on the belt with its massive gravity Preventing asteroids from forming into another planet. But don't worry, a big one can't hit earth soon, or can it? Jupiter is the fifth planet it’s the largest one. Bigger than all the others combined, but only one thousandth the sun It's a gas giant, so it has no ground on which to stand. But that doesn’t mean its surface is bland. The great red spot is a giant cyclone on its surface It's centuries old and huge, bigger than the earth is. There are four moons that with binoculars you can see. Discovered in 1610 by Galileo Galilei. Io has volcanoes, heated through the friction of its tide, And Europa's covered in ice, with an ocean inside. Ganymede is the largest moon we know exists And Callisto’s covered in craters from the asteroids it hits. Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars They're the first four planets, rocky like ours. Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune They're made of hydrogen and helium gas, like a balloon! Saturn is the sixth planet from the sun. In terms of beauty, I'd say its rings have clearly won. They're made of bits of ice and rock orbiting through the void. And they may have been formed when a moon was destroyed. Saturn is the least dense of any planet known And the most oblate: its centrifugal force is really shown. Titan has methane lakes, and a thick orange haze. And Enceladus,has water in liquid phase. Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars They're the first four planets, rocky like ours. Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune They're made of hydrogen and helium gas, like a balloon! Uranus is the seventh planet from the sun, and dirty jokes about its name, are deserving of shun. Not much is known about Uranus or its brother Neptune Cause voyager 2 was the only craft to go to them Uranus has a ring system, though not as great as Saturn's. And it’s usually devoid of any interesting patterns. There's not much more about this place which I can say. But hopefully we'll send a new spacecraft someday. Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars They're the first four planets, rocky like ours. Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune They're made of hydrogen and helium gas, like a balloon! Neptune is the eighth and final planet from our star. The Sun’s .1% as bright because it is so far. It's similar to Uranus in Mass, Size and Composition. And Uranus' orbit predicted its position You might have noticed Neptune is a bright blue The methane it it's atmosphere that gives Neptune its hue. It’s the windiest with 1000 mile-per-hour gusts And triton has liquid nitrogen spewing from its crust. Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars They're the first four planets, rocky like ours. Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune They're made of hydrogen and helium gas, like a balloon! The ninth planet was Pluto, but it's a planet no more Because it's too small, it’s a dwarf planet, but this topic's sore. The planets orbit close in a plane, but Pluto does not And more dwarf planets were found, that’s what got this topic hot Pluto’s moon Charon is pluto’s little brother So big that Pluto and Charon orbit one another. Beyond the kuiper belt is the Oort cloud. And that's where debris from our star's formation can be found. Our sun, and the planets, like Earth and Mars, are not alone, just look at the stars. you see, most stars have their own collection of bodies And that is what the search for Exoplanets studies. And there are far more stars up there than you can see. 300 Billion in our galaxy. And there are hundreds of billions of galaxies that we know. So think about how small you are, down here below. Edit: This took kinda long time but who cares
I keep singing this song over and over and over and I’m getting nostalgic my teacher asked me what the channel name was and she liked the song I really liked it to! This is amazing keep doing this please
I seriously can't thank you enough for this song. I have been singing it for years and it actually made me smarter. (well, I think) Hope the things you work on the future are just as successful! Love you, dude.
Kbgjkhdhhs you make me a list and you made it safely to get a list for today and poem for today at the planets in our home get a chance can to get a chance can you send a picture to the lemmings and you make
@Goombalo10 i sing this for 69 years but im tired i sing it but i want go to my house planets are cool planets have moon planet have hot and cold i can go to space i going all of them and sun makes him hot planet
9 years later this is still nostalgic. I used to listen to this all the time when I was 6 or 7 when this first came out. I hope the creator of this is still out there and if you are reading this, thank you for being a really big part of my childhood. I remember listening to this and wanting to be an astronaut when I grow up. I just want to say one more time, thank you.
wow, its been 9 years. this song made 9 year old me fall in love with astronomy, cosmology, and any other space science you can think of, i can still recite the whole song by memory to this day! im currently studying to be an astrophysicist basically all thanks to you.
The Sun is the center of our Solar System. As a giant ball of plasma it's pretty hard to miss him. In its 30 million degree center, you would see, hydrogen fuse into helium and release energy. Magnetic fields cause solar flares and Coronal Mass Ejections, And particles from these bursts damage electronic connections. It's 100 times as wide as Earth, and 93 million miles far. And despite all of this it's just an averaged-sized star. Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars They're the first four planets, rocky like ours. Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune They're made of hydrogen and helium gas, like a balloon! Mercury is the closest planet to the Sun, and as such takes the least time to run around its orbit, its year is only 88 earth days, and the solar wind mean that little gas stays on its rocky surface, barren and full of craters, with no atmosphere its temperature waivers from 800 fahrenheit to minus 300 at night but there is still some ice in craters away from light. Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars They're the first four planets, rocky like ours. Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune They're made of hydrogen and helium gas, like a balloon! Venus is the second planet from the sun, it's the same size as earth … give or take some. Venus is covered in a thick layer of clouds made of carbon dioxide which in effect shrouds the planet from losing heat like a giant blanket so its 900 degrees due to the greenhouse effect. It's covered with volcanoes, and is shaped by their powers and the only probes that have ever landed died within 2 hours. Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars They're the first four planets, rocky like ours. Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune They're made of hydrogen and helium gas, like a balloon! The Earth is the third planet from the Sun … I gotta feeling you're familiar with this one. It's the only planet known to have had life in its history. Though just how life started is still a bit of a mystery. 4 Billion years ago two protoplanets collided. and our moon was formed when collision debris united. Earth’s in the Goldilocks zone, not too hot nor too cold For liquid water to exists and life as we know it to take hold Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars They're the first four planets, rocky like ours. Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune They're made of hydrogen and helium gas, like a balloon! Mars is the fourth planet from the sun. And it's the place where our voyage to other planets has begun. Its surface is covered with red iron oxide. And much of its atmosphere was blown away with no magnetic field inside. Early astronomers saw canals everywhere. And they thought perhaps aliens had put them there. Thanks to Telescopes, Orbiters and Rovers we now know That there are no such alien canals, although Rivers, deltas, volcanoes and canyons abound There's little water left, but life on Mars may still be found. So we send spacecraft there, like Curiosity To try and understand Mars' geologic history. Between the inner planets and outer planets there are Billions of asteroids orbiting in a belt around our star. sometimes they are knocked out of their stable orbit And a few might collide with earth if they don't avoid it. Why's the belt? Well it has to do with Jupiter, you see. It pulls on the belt with its massive gravity Preventing asteroids from forming into another planet. But don't worry, a big one can't hit earth soon, or can it? Jupiter is the fifth planet it’s the largest one. Bigger than all the others combined, but only one thousandth the sun It's a gas giant, so it has no ground on which to stand. But that doesn’t mean its surface is bland. The great red spot is a giant cyclone on its surface It's centuries old and huge, bigger than the earth is. There are four moons that with binoculars you can see. Discovered in 1610 by Galileo Galilei. Io has volcanoes, heated through the friction of its tide, And Europa's covered in ice, with an ocean inside. Ganymede is the largest moon we know exists And Callisto’s covered in craters from the asteroids it hits. Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars They're the first four planets, rocky like ours. Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune They're made of hydrogen and helium gas, like a balloon! Saturn is the sixth planet from the sun. In terms of beauty, I'd say its rings have clearly won. They're made of bits of ice and rock orbiting through the void. And they may have been formed when a moon was destroyed. Saturn is the least dense of any planet known And the most oblate: its centrifugal force is really shown. Titan has methane lakes, and a thick orange haze. And Enceladus,has water in liquid phase. Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars They're the first four planets, rocky like ours. Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune They're made of hydrogen and helium gas, like a balloon! Uranus is the seventh planet from the sun, and dirty jokes about its name, are deserving of shun. Not much is known about Uranus or its brother Neptune Cause voyager 2 was the only craft to go to them Uranus has a ring system, though not as great as Saturn's. And it’s usually devoid of any interesting patterns. There's not much more about this place which I can say. But hopefully we'll send a new spacecraft someday. Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars They're the first four planets, rocky like ours. Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune They're made of hydrogen and helium gas, like a balloon! Neptune is the eighth and final planet from our star. The Sun’s .1% as bright because it is so far. It's similar to Uranus in Mass, Size and Composition. And Uranus' orbit predicted its position You might have noticed Neptune is a bright blue The methane it it's atmosphere that gives Neptune its hue. It’s the windiest with 1000 mile-per-hour gusts And triton has liquid nitrogen spewing from its crust. Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars They're the first four planets, rocky like ours. Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune They're made of hydrogen and helium gas, like a balloon! The ninth planet was Pluto, but it's a planet no more Because it's too small, it’s a dwarf planet, but this topic's sore. The planets orbit close in a plane, but Pluto does not And more dwarf planets were found, that’s what got this topic hot Pluto’s moon Charon is pluto’s little brother So big that Pluto and Charon orbit one another. Beyond the kuiper belt is the Oort cloud. And that's where debris from our star's formation can be found. Our sun, and the planets, like Earth and Mars, are not alone, just look at the stars. you see, most stars have their own collection of bodies And that is what the search for Exoplanets studies. And there are far more stars up there than you can see. 300 Billion in our galaxy. And there are hundreds of billions of galaxies that we know. So think about how small you are, down here below.
This song is the first space video I watched while being interested on space, Most accurate video ever. I now like Geography, Politics and History, yet I am trying my hardest to get interested into Space again, which I am doing very well. I know a lot about space.
I remember when I used to watch this song over and over when I was like 4-8 years old.. now it's been 4 years since I listened to this song and I memorized half of it. This video is so nostalgic and this probably inspired thousands of kids, like me, to be all-knowing about space.. thank you for this song and I hope whoever reads this has a nice day
The song is so nostalgic so catchy and so amazing I hope whoever created this has an amazing day this was literally my childhood and this started my small space phase
Oh my gosh this is throwback... i remember i was like literally 4-5 years old when i watched it. This was my absolute favorite back then, i'll make sure to come next year...
Mercury Venus Earth and Mars there the first four planets ROCKY LIKE OURS!!! Jupiter Saturn Uranus and Neptune They’re made of hydrogen and helium gas, like a balloon!!
I forgot this existed almost 3 years ago, but coming back to work now I still memorized the chorus! This screams nostalgia, and for a planet geek like me, this is super cool!
Back in the days this was the start of my space interests, all those years ago this song taught me so much, not just planets but it even has elements compounds etc, really a perfect song and it’s sad it isn’t as popular as it deserves to be.
I don't like how catchy this is. I watched this in like 2017 and It just came back into my mind and knew every single word in that chorus. Thanks for the cool song.
I remembered I was 5 and used to play this song over and over again. This is the reason why I love the solar system so much. Great job to who wrote this song!
It has always fascinated me how the place in the universe where intelligent life happens to form is in such a beautiful solar system... And an even more impressive galaxy for us to study
There is no word in the dictionary with which I can describe how good is this video! *Nostalgia literally entered the chat!* I remeber listening to this song 4 years ago when I was 10! Liked it the first time when I heard it... Now, I am Back here!!! This is just Outstanding!!!
I'm so glad I finally found this again, I remember when I was like 8, just putting it on repeat, mindlessly singing along to it, and sometimes the karaoke version. I still remember some lyrics to this day o;
After 10 years i still appreciate this song, this song got me interested in science im now in, highschool and im excelling in science because of this song.
Me and my friends sung this at a science class and our teacher was so impressed we got an A. We also had to do it infront of our whole school it was so good. Thanks!
Nostalgia. Pure nostalgia. For Some goofy reason, I used to be traumatised about this song because of the asteroid hitting Earth parts, but now it's just a faint memory long ago! I think this is probably one of, if not, THE best Solar System songs my two ears have listened to! Me and my brain approve of this song AND your galaxy song! Thank you, Stefan! Also, 4:42 LOLOLOL FUNNY URANUS JOKE FUNNI HEHE
This makes me wanna be a space scientist. It feels so relaxing and nostalgic and every time a planet is described it actually goes with it and for the most part, I cannot let go of watching this. I am just having the right to be sure that you make a song about each of these in singular videos :)
I can't even try to find the right words to explain how chefs kiss and educational this is. Without this song, I'd probably end up quitting my interest in space science. Definitely seeing this used in science class somewhere.
To be honest I want to make my own animation of this songs the lyrics are so fast but it gave me an inspiration to make my own song of the planets, this channel rocks! Channels like you Hopscotch and Bemular give out a wonderful inspiration towards other people.
I realized it was rather fast and was going to slow it down a bit... but I somehow lost the original files for some of the planets, so not wanting to stretch the audio was stuck with it ;p
My sons absolutely love this song! My two year old can name all the planets, and my four year old can state some facts about each one, and other parts of our galaxy!
This song is what first got me into astronomy and I want to pursue a career related. I heard it 8 years ago and I’m crying tears of joy hearing it again. Thank you for putting so much effort into this.
I remember watching this 6 years ago, when I wasn't even interested into space. Now I come back to this video and cry of nostalgia because this video pull my interest into space and help me. Thank you so much.
I remember watching this video several times when i was 5-6 it made me so interested into space, coming back today this song still hits hard, thank you for making this.
I remember when in second or third grade I Memorized this word for word and annoyed my friend by constantly singing this lol And I didn’t care Edit a year later: how the heck did this get 300+ likes?
I love this song so much, I didn’t listen to it for like 3 years and I got nostalgic and ended up crying, I found this song around 5-7 years ago and I loved it and even showed my parents and grandma. I learned planets from this song and my love for space developed from this song!
The nostalgia is hitting hard right now bro 🥲
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I remember awkwardly singing this song infront of my science teacher. I memorised the whole thing and now I still have it in my head, especially Jupiter. I will always remember that Galelio discovered Jupiter in 1610
All of it??
same
All?
every single word?
Earth is best
jesus, this is nostalgia on another level.
this song is what made my old space curiosity as a kid
Ikr, nostalgia is killing me
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Lyrics:
The Sun is the center of our solar system, as a giant ball of plasma its pretty hard to miss him, in its 30 million degrees (fahrenheit) , center you would see, hydrogen fuse into helium and release energy, magnetic fields cause solar flares and coronal mass ejections, and particles from these burst damage electronic connections, it's 100 times as wide as Earth, 93 million miles far, despite all of this its just an average-size star
Mercury Venus Earth and Mars They're the first four planets rocky like ours
Jupiter saturn Uranus and neptune, they're made of hydrogen helium gas, like a balloon.
Mercury is the closest planet to the sun And as such it takes the least time to run around it's orbit, its years is only 88 earth days. And the solar wind means that little has stays, on its rocky surface; barren and full of craters, with no atmosphere its temperature waivers From 800 Fahrenheit to minus 300 at night. But there is still some ice in craters away from the light.
Mercury Venus Earth and Mars They're the first four planets rocky like ours
Jupiter saturn Uranus and neptune, they're made of hydrogen helium gas, like a balloon.
Venus is the second planet from the sun, it's the same size as Earth ... give or take some. Venus is covered in a thick layer of clouds made of carbon dioxide which is effect shrouds The planet from losing heat like a giant blanket. So its 900 degrees due to the greenhouse effect, it's covered with volcanoes and is shaped by their powers. And yhe only probes that have ever landed died within 2 hours.
Mercury Venus Earth and Mars They're the first four planets rocky like ours
Jupiter saturn Uranus and neptune, they're made of hydrogen helium gas, like a balloon.
The Earth is the third planet from the Sun ... I gotta feeling you're familiar with this one, it's the only planet known to have had life in its history, Though just how life started is still a bit of mystery. 4 billion years ago 2 protoplanets collide, And our moon was formed when collision debris united, Earth's in the goldilocks zone, not too hot nor tomorrow cold, for liquid water to exist and life as we know it to take hold.
Mercury Venus Earth and Mars They're the first four planets rocky like ours
Jupiter saturn Uranus and neptune, they're made of hydrogen helium gas, like a balloon.
Mars is the fourth planet from the Sun and it's the place where our voyage to other planet's has begun The surface is covered with red iron oxide, and much of its atmosphere was blown away with no magnetic field inside. Early astronomers saw canals everywhere, And they thought perhaps alien's put them there, Thanks to telescopes, orbiters, and rovers we now know That there are no such alien canals, although Rivers, Delta's, Volcanoes, and Canyons, abound, there's little water left, but life on Mars may still be found, So we send space craft there, like curiosity To try to understand Mars geologic history.
Between inner planets and outer planets they are billions of asteroids orbiting in a belt around our star sometimes they are knocked out of their stable orbit and they might collide with earth if they dont avoid it. Why the belt? Well it has to do with Jupiter, you see it pulls on the belt with its massive gravity, preventing asteroids from forming into another planet, but dont worry, a big one can't hit earth soon, or can it.
Jupiter is the fifth planet and the largest one, bigger then all the others combined, but only one thousandth the Sun, its gas giant so it has no ground on which to stand, but that doesn't mean its surface is bland, The great red spot is a giant cyclone one it's surface, its centuries old and huge, bigger than the earth is. There are four big moons that with binoculars you can see, Discovered in 1619 by Galileo Galilei.
Io has volcanoes, heated by the friction of its tides
And Europa's is covered in ice with an ocean inside
Ganymede is the largest moon we know exist
And Callisto's covered in craters from the asteroid it hits
Mercury Venus Earth and Mars They're the first four planets rocky like ours
Jupiter saturn Uranus and neptune, they're made of hydrogen helium gas, like a balloon.
Saturn is the sixth planet from the sun, in terms of beauty, I'd say its rings have clearly won, they're made or bits of ice and rock orbiting through the void and they may have been formed when a moon was destroyed. Saturn is the least dense of any planet known and the most oblate, its centrifugal force is really shown.
Titan has methane lakes and a thick layer of orange haze.
And Enceladus has water in liquid phase.
Mercury Venus Earth and Mars They're the first four planets rocky like ours
Jupiter saturn Uranus and neptune, they're made of hydrogen helium gas, like a balloon.
Uranus is the seventh planet from the sun, And dirty jokes about its name are deserving of SHUN! Not much is known is about Uranus or it's Brother Neptune 'Cuz Voyager 2 was the only craft to go to them 2. Uranus has a rings, though not as great as Saturn's, And it's usually devoid of any interesting patterns, there's not much not more about this planet which i can say, but hopefully we'll send a new space craft there someday.
Mercury Venus Earth and Mars They're the first four planets rocky like ours
Jupiter saturn Uranus and neptune, they're made of hydrogen helium gas, like a balloon.
Neptune is the Eight and final planet from our star, The sun's .1% as bright because it is so far, it's similar to Uranus in mass, size and composition, and Uranus orbit predicted it's position. You may have noticed Neptune is a bright blue, the methane in its atmosphere gives Neptune its Hue, its the windiest with 100 mile-per-hour gusts.
And triton has liquid nitrogen spewing from its crust.
Mercury Venus Earth and Mars They're the first four planets rocky like ours
Jupiter saturn Uranus and neptune, they're made of hydrogen helium gas, like a balloon.
The ninth planet was Pluto, but its a planet no more, Because its roo small, its a dwarf planet, but this topic's sore, The planet's orbit close to a plane, but pluto does not, and more dwarf planets were found, That's what got this topic hot.
Pluto's big moon, Charon, is Pluto's little brother, so big that Pluto and Charon orbit one another.
Beyond the Kuiper belt is the Oort cloud And thats where debris from our stars formation can be found.
Our Sun, and the planets, like Eartha and Mars, are not alone, just look at the stars. You see, most stars have their own collection of bodies, and that is what the search for exoplanets studies, And they are far more stars up there than you can imagine, Three-Hundred billion in our galaxy, And there are hundreds of billions of galaxies that we know! So think about how small you are, down here below...
its actually 1610
@@venusterefe1538 poor guy only had 14 likes and wrote all of that :(
2 comments 14 likes? Lemme fix that…
Like I Said, Red Hypergiant Stars Are Very, Very Tiny When Compared To The Biggest Black Hole Ever Discovered
I cant even explain how happy, nostalgic, and adventurous this song is. I remember listening to it on loop for hours with my brother when I was a young kid.. Good times. I'm sure you have realized this, but you have inspired thousands of kids just like me to make a change in the world, to make a difference, to hopefully venture deep into space, and uncover the secrets of the universe. If you are reading this, thank you, you have truly inspired me to do something in the world.
how does this have no replys yet
Same here. Use to watch this as a kid. Didn't understood even a single thing but loved it
Same for me
6 months 5 replys wow
same bro
I literally had a random memory of this and searched it up just to find it's 10 years old
11 years now
this popped out of nowhere on my recommendations
I swear, this song is so nostalgic and without this, I would probably never have gotten interested in science.
HKM true
HKM same as me
I like science😅🤓
y e s
same lol
THIS SONG IS 9 YEARS OLD BUT I STILL LOVE IT
Same.
same
10 Years Old
8 years old!!
@@TheAmazingLogoFactoryCrew2023 me too
I remember hearing this back when I was 6 and few years later this got me interested in space. This song actually helped me remember all the planet names back in first grade. The song is also so nostalgic and I have been singing it for years.
F DID NOTHING WRONG
I AM 6
SAME
@@hafidzv97true😅
I HAVE 6
the fact that practically everyone knows this song and most people came back 2-3 months ago. this is a gem.
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I know right I've been listening to this years ago time flies so fast I'm crying
P*** ya no está
Not really, i know this song along time ago. Im here for trip down memory lane :D
I havent seen this song in 2 years so :)
I like how all of the planets and other bodies have their own “style” of music and they are all really really fitting.
My favourite is pluto
I like Venus Saturn Uranus Neptune and Pluto.
Guess I'm not the only sonic Fan who was interested in space
Also I noticed the difference too
@@planetearth2485 dude same :D
I ❤ Saturn and the Moon Titan! Because Saturn has rings and Titan has an Atmosphere and probably water
Listen to my Pluto's Reprisal cover of this song. I hope I did this classic the justice it deserves.
Hi digital hourglass! I’m your #1 fan!
Holy cow its you!
Digi jumpscare
Hey! I love your covers!
ITZ THE DIGITAL HOURGLASS
THIS IS THE BEST SOLAR SYSTEM SONG I HAD EVER HEARD IN MY LIFE!!!!! AND I WATCHED IT OVER AND OVER AGAIN!!!!
MORE PLZ!
Thanks ^^ I've been pretty busy with my first year of college since I made this, but now that I have summer break, I hope to get out some more videos :)
stefanpwinc yes I watch this over and over and over it so cachty :D
stefanpwinc dude this is the best solar system song I watch it over and over even the karsoke version its that good could you make more plz :)
stefanpwinc Do u mind changing your thumbnail pic to make the video more attractive?
not even watching this for education this song just slaps
VERY TRUE
Idk
@@check_about_right_fucking_now yes
Same.
Same
This song honestly brings so much memories, back when I was a little 3 year old I would always watch this video with my mum before I fell asleep, it really taught me a lot about space and was one of the main reasons i love space :)
Same, it brings so much memories back when I was 9 years old about to be 10,
that is so true man
I tried to find this song and I'm glad I found it
Man 10 years? I'm not born there but I love this
The absolute best Solar System song in my opinion and experience. It is entertaining and informative for all ages, both children and adults.
I agree
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I remember listening to this song in, like, 3rd/4th grade. It really boosted my interest in astronomy. Currently in 11th grade, still interested in what space has to offer and still thinking this song is an absolute bop
I sang this song to my fourth grade class ☹️
same
The solar system is still a mystery, but is somewhat beautiful, although that probably took you a long time to practice to memorize the song in 4th grade-
500 Billion stars = Not found Planets till today.
I know everything about space, just ask me anything and the more questions, the more interest in astronomy.
Good.
Ik it’s 9 years after, but this guy made me interested in space exploration and stuff along the lines of that. I remember when I was like 5-6 years old, and I used to get sturdy from this song. I just listened to the song today and the nostalgia it gave me.😢
Same
Me too
same, this song just hits different
@@KatsuKoffee every time I listened to this like right now I be like AYE THIS BE HITTING DIFFERENT😂
Get sturdy
I feel so warm and fuzzy listening to this, it never fails to give me nostalgia.
I really have to thank my year 4 teacher for showing me this.
Thank you for everything you taught me, Mrs. Glover 🫡🥲
Best song on the solar system ever, I watched this back in 4th grade in class and came back to it after a long time to listen to it again, still the best song on our solar system
This one and the klm songs are the best
I did when I was in daycare
Heres the song
The Sun is the center of our Solar System.
As a giant ball of plasma it's pretty hard to miss him.
In its 30 million degree center, you would see,
hydrogen fuse into helium and release energy.
Magnetic fields cause solar flares and Coronal Mass Ejections,
And particles from these bursts damage electronic connections.
It's 100 times as wide as Earth, and 93 million miles far.
And despite all of this it's just an averaged-sized star.
Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars
They're the first four planets, rocky like ours.
Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune
They're made of hydrogen and helium gas, like a balloon!
Mercury is the closest planet to the Sun,
and as such takes the least time to run
around its orbit, its year is only 88 earth days,
and the solar wind mean that little gas stays
on its rocky surface, barren and full of craters,
with no atmosphere its temperature waivers
from 800 fahrenheit to minus 300 at night
but there is still some ice in craters away from light.
Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars
They're the first four planets, rocky like ours.
Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune
They're made of hydrogen and helium gas, like a balloon!
Venus is the second planet from the sun,
it's the same size as earth … give or take some.
Venus is covered in a thick layer of clouds
made of carbon dioxide which in effect shrouds
the planet from losing heat like a giant blanket
so its 900 degrees due to the greenhouse effect.
It's covered with volcanoes, and is shaped by their powers
and the only probes that have ever landed died within 2 hours.
Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars
They're the first four planets, rocky like ours.
Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune
They're made of hydrogen and helium gas, like a balloon!
The Earth is the third planet from the Sun
… I gotta feeling you're familiar with this one.
It's the only planet known to have had life in its history.
Though just how life started is still a bit of a mystery.
4 Billion years ago two protoplanets collided.
and our moon was formed when collision debris united.
Earth’s in the Goldilocks zone, not too hot nor too cold
For liquid water to exists and life as we know it to take hold
Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars
They're the first four planets, rocky like ours.
Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune
They're made of hydrogen and helium gas, like a balloon!
Mars is the fourth planet from the sun.
And it's the place where our voyage to other planets has begun.
Its surface is covered with red iron oxide.
And much of its atmosphere was blown away with no magnetic field inside.
Early astronomers saw canals everywhere.
And they thought perhaps aliens had put them there.
Thanks to Telescopes, Orbiters and Rovers we now know
That there are no such alien canals, although
Rivers, deltas, volcanoes and canyons abound
There's little water left, but life on Mars may still be found.
So we send spacecraft there, like Curiosity
To try and understand Mars' geologic history.
Between the inner planets and outer planets there are
Billions of asteroids orbiting in a belt around our star.
sometimes they are knocked out of their stable orbit
And a few might collide with earth if they don't avoid it.
Why's the belt? Well it has to do with Jupiter, you see.
It pulls on the belt with its massive gravity
Preventing asteroids from forming into another planet.
But don't worry, a big one can't hit earth soon, or can it?
Jupiter is the fifth planet it’s the largest one.
Bigger than all the others combined, but only one thousandth the sun
It's a gas giant, so it has no ground on which to stand.
But that doesn’t mean its surface is bland.
The great red spot is a giant cyclone on its surface
It's centuries old and huge, bigger than the earth is.
There are four moons that with binoculars you can see.
Discovered in 1610 by Galileo Galilei.
Io has volcanoes, heated through the friction of its tide,
And Europa's covered in ice, with an ocean inside.
Ganymede is the largest moon we know exists
And Callisto’s covered in craters from the asteroids it hits.
Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars
They're the first four planets, rocky like ours.
Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune
They're made of hydrogen and helium gas, like a balloon!
Saturn is the sixth planet from the sun.
In terms of beauty, I'd say its rings have clearly won.
They're made of bits of ice and rock orbiting through the void.
And they may have been formed when a moon was destroyed.
Saturn is the least dense of any planet known
And the most oblate: its centrifugal force is really shown.
Titan has methane lakes, and a thick orange haze.
And Enceladus,has water in liquid phase.
Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars
They're the first four planets, rocky like ours.
Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune
They're made of hydrogen and helium gas, like a balloon!
Uranus is the seventh planet from the sun,
and dirty jokes about its name, are deserving of shun.
Not much is known about Uranus or its brother Neptune
Cause voyager 2 was the only craft to go to them
Uranus has a ring system, though not as great as Saturn's.
And it’s usually devoid of any interesting patterns.
There's not much more about this place which I can say.
But hopefully we'll send a new spacecraft someday.
Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars
They're the first four planets, rocky like ours.
Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune
They're made of hydrogen and helium gas, like a balloon!
Neptune is the eighth and final planet from our star.
The Sun’s .1% as bright because it is so far.
It's similar to Uranus in Mass, Size and Composition.
And Uranus' orbit predicted its position
You might have noticed Neptune is a bright blue
The methane it it's atmosphere that gives Neptune its hue.
It’s the windiest with 1000 mile-per-hour gusts
And triton has liquid nitrogen spewing from its crust.
Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars
They're the first four planets, rocky like ours.
Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune
They're made of hydrogen and helium gas, like a balloon!
The ninth planet was Pluto, but it's a planet no more
Because it's too small, it’s a dwarf planet, but this topic's sore.
The planets orbit close in a plane, but Pluto does not
And more dwarf planets were found, that’s what got this topic hot
Pluto’s moon Charon is pluto’s little brother
So big that Pluto and Charon orbit one another.
Beyond the kuiper belt is the Oort cloud.
And that's where debris from our star's formation can be found.
Our sun, and the planets, like Earth and Mars,
are not alone, just look at the stars.
you see, most stars have their own collection of bodies
And that is what the search for Exoplanets studies.
And there are far more stars up there than you can see.
300 Billion in our galaxy.
And there are hundreds of billions of galaxies that we know.
So think about how small you are, down here below.
Edit:
This took kinda long time but who cares
What the heck
How did you
Tonismaster 14 there are already lyrics
Slow clap
*hears
I keep singing this song over and over and over and I’m getting nostalgic my teacher asked me what the channel name was and she liked the song I really liked it to! This is amazing keep doing this please
I sung it in class to make a whole new subject lol
@@nosteakforyou923 Prenk
I can't believe, it's been a decade.. I thought it was just yesterday this was posted. GOLDEN SONG 11/10
I seriously can't thank you enough for this song. I have been singing it for years and it actually made me smarter. (well, I think) Hope the things you work on the future are just as successful! Love you, dude.
Kbgjkhdhhs you make me a list and you made it safely to get a list for today and poem for today at the planets in our home get a chance can to get a chance can you send a picture to the lemmings and you make
@Goombalo10 i sing this for 69 years but im tired i sing it but i want go to my house planets are cool planets have moon planet have hot and cold i can go to space i going all of them and sun makes him hot planet
I love how he doesn't put midroll ads unlike others
Good song
Ceres must come
He is still alive he hearted your comment wow
69 likes OwO
@@tongeleontt he said he was doing college
I used to watch this song everyday a long time ago, good times.
Same... Time goes in a flash
Me too! Ahh.. memorys.
Omg same
Same
Same
I have been commenting on this video for every year since the three years ago. Ima continue.
9 years later this is still nostalgic. I used to listen to this all the time when I was 6 or 7 when this first came out. I hope the creator of this is still out there and if you are reading this, thank you for being a really big part of my childhood. I remember listening to this and wanting to be an astronaut when I grow up. I just want to say one more time, thank you.
Lol same
Fr so nostalgic
1 like = 1 respect for pluto
1 what? 1 Begger for likes?
@@eee6068 yes i forgot to put like
FutureBeat ikr but have a gday and 2019 everybody.
#welovepluto
#welovepluto!!!!!!!!
wow, its been 9 years.
this song made 9 year old me fall in love with astronomy, cosmology, and any other space science you can think of, i can still recite the whole song by memory to this day! im currently studying to be an astrophysicist basically all thanks to you.
I first listened to this song in 2016. I was 7, turning 8. I was scared because I thought I had to sing it, but even then I thought it was a banger.
So you are 18 now, you are a grown adult now
10 years now.
Ah yes. The song that changed me and interested on science astrology.
Hi
The Sun is the center of our Solar System.
As a giant ball of plasma it's pretty hard to miss him.
In its 30 million degree center, you would see,
hydrogen fuse into helium and release energy.
Magnetic fields cause solar flares and Coronal Mass Ejections,
And particles from these bursts damage electronic connections.
It's 100 times as wide as Earth, and 93 million miles far.
And despite all of this it's just an averaged-sized star.
Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars
They're the first four planets, rocky like ours.
Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune
They're made of hydrogen and helium gas, like a balloon!
Mercury is the closest planet to the Sun,
and as such takes the least time to run
around its orbit, its year is only 88 earth days,
and the solar wind mean that little gas stays
on its rocky surface, barren and full of craters,
with no atmosphere its temperature waivers
from 800 fahrenheit to minus 300 at night
but there is still some ice in craters away from light.
Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars
They're the first four planets, rocky like ours.
Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune
They're made of hydrogen and helium gas, like a balloon!
Venus is the second planet from the sun,
it's the same size as earth … give or take some.
Venus is covered in a thick layer of clouds
made of carbon dioxide which in effect shrouds
the planet from losing heat like a giant blanket
so its 900 degrees due to the greenhouse effect.
It's covered with volcanoes, and is shaped by their powers
and the only probes that have ever landed died within 2 hours.
Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars
They're the first four planets, rocky like ours.
Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune
They're made of hydrogen and helium gas, like a balloon!
The Earth is the third planet from the Sun
… I gotta feeling you're familiar with this one.
It's the only planet known to have had life in its history.
Though just how life started is still a bit of a mystery.
4 Billion years ago two protoplanets collided.
and our moon was formed when collision debris united.
Earth’s in the Goldilocks zone, not too hot nor too cold
For liquid water to exists and life as we know it to take hold
Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars
They're the first four planets, rocky like ours.
Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune
They're made of hydrogen and helium gas, like a balloon!
Mars is the fourth planet from the sun.
And it's the place where our voyage to other planets has begun.
Its surface is covered with red iron oxide.
And much of its atmosphere was blown away with no magnetic field inside.
Early astronomers saw canals everywhere.
And they thought perhaps aliens had put them there.
Thanks to Telescopes, Orbiters and Rovers we now know
That there are no such alien canals, although
Rivers, deltas, volcanoes and canyons abound
There's little water left, but life on Mars may still be found.
So we send spacecraft there, like Curiosity
To try and understand Mars' geologic history.
Between the inner planets and outer planets there are
Billions of asteroids orbiting in a belt around our star.
sometimes they are knocked out of their stable orbit
And a few might collide with earth if they don't avoid it.
Why's the belt? Well it has to do with Jupiter, you see.
It pulls on the belt with its massive gravity
Preventing asteroids from forming into another planet.
But don't worry, a big one can't hit earth soon, or can it?
Jupiter is the fifth planet it’s the largest one.
Bigger than all the others combined, but only one thousandth the sun
It's a gas giant, so it has no ground on which to stand.
But that doesn’t mean its surface is bland.
The great red spot is a giant cyclone on its surface
It's centuries old and huge, bigger than the earth is.
There are four moons that with binoculars you can see.
Discovered in 1610 by Galileo Galilei.
Io has volcanoes, heated through the friction of its tide,
And Europa's covered in ice, with an ocean inside.
Ganymede is the largest moon we know exists
And Callisto’s covered in craters from the asteroids it hits.
Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars
They're the first four planets, rocky like ours.
Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune
They're made of hydrogen and helium gas, like a balloon!
Saturn is the sixth planet from the sun.
In terms of beauty, I'd say its rings have clearly won.
They're made of bits of ice and rock orbiting through the void.
And they may have been formed when a moon was destroyed.
Saturn is the least dense of any planet known
And the most oblate: its centrifugal force is really shown.
Titan has methane lakes, and a thick orange haze.
And Enceladus,has water in liquid phase.
Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars
They're the first four planets, rocky like ours.
Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune
They're made of hydrogen and helium gas, like a balloon!
Uranus is the seventh planet from the sun,
and dirty jokes about its name, are deserving of shun.
Not much is known about Uranus or its brother Neptune
Cause voyager 2 was the only craft to go to them
Uranus has a ring system, though not as great as Saturn's.
And it’s usually devoid of any interesting patterns.
There's not much more about this place which I can say.
But hopefully we'll send a new spacecraft someday.
Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars
They're the first four planets, rocky like ours.
Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune
They're made of hydrogen and helium gas, like a balloon!
Neptune is the eighth and final planet from our star.
The Sun’s .1% as bright because it is so far.
It's similar to Uranus in Mass, Size and Composition.
And Uranus' orbit predicted its position
You might have noticed Neptune is a bright blue
The methane it it's atmosphere that gives Neptune its hue.
It’s the windiest with 1000 mile-per-hour gusts
And triton has liquid nitrogen spewing from its crust.
Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars
They're the first four planets, rocky like ours.
Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune
They're made of hydrogen and helium gas, like a balloon!
The ninth planet was Pluto, but it's a planet no more
Because it's too small, it’s a dwarf planet, but this topic's sore.
The planets orbit close in a plane, but Pluto does not
And more dwarf planets were found, that’s what got this topic hot
Pluto’s moon Charon is pluto’s little brother
So big that Pluto and Charon orbit one another.
Beyond the kuiper belt is the Oort cloud.
And that's where debris from our star's formation can be found.
Our sun, and the planets, like Earth and Mars,
are not alone, just look at the stars.
you see, most stars have their own collection of bodies
And that is what the search for Exoplanets studies.
And there are far more stars up there than you can see.
300 Billion in our galaxy.
And there are hundreds of billions of galaxies that we know.
So think about how small you are, down here below.
Wow that is a big conment
Stauros Gaming Boy how u doo that?
wOw
Stauros Gaming I appreciate it thanks
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This song is the first space video I watched while being interested on space, Most accurate video ever.
I now like Geography, Politics and History, yet I am trying my hardest to get interested into Space again, which I am doing very well.
I know a lot about space.
Learn about me,now.
Pluto!!!
I love space and know quite a bit actually about space
Space is so awesome
My friends and I are humanizing space and I came back to this just cause its what taught me the most about space
True
Nice bro
Same for me
@Harley Cassia n 373im unj j1 by ING unfinished û
Idk
I remember when I used to watch this song over and over when I was like 4-8 years old.. now it's been 4 years since I listened to this song and I memorized half of it. This video is so nostalgic and this probably inspired thousands of kids, like me, to be all-knowing about space.. thank you for this song and I hope whoever reads this has a nice day
Nostalgia yo this isn't some crappy children's song this is real crap I love it I remember listening to it and I finally found it you're a good man
You are so cute
I love this song
This is what made me learn about space
sameee
Honestly yeah this song fucking slaps
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Okay I will leave
Creeper aw man
Fox Child baby yoda
Fox Child there my lad
Shut up you big fat sheit
The song is so nostalgic so catchy and so amazing I hope whoever created this has an amazing day this was literally my childhood and this started my small space phase
The Sun 0:21 Mercury 0:53 Venus 1:26 Earth 1:58 Our Moon 2:09 Mars 2:30 Asteroid Belt 3:07 Jupiter 3:28 Saturn 4:11 Uranus 4:43 Neptune 5:14 Pluto 5:47 Kuiper Belt 6:03 Oort Cloud 6:05 Milky Way Galaxy 6:30
@KLTRRhi
Ok
@KLTRRhi
The Sun 0:21 Mercury 0:53 Venus 1:26 Earth 1:58 Moon 2:09 Mars 2:30 Asteroid Belt 3:07 Jupiter 3:28 Io 3:50 Europa 3:51 Ganymede 3:55 Callisto’s 3:57 Saturn 4:10 Titan 4:26 Enceladus 4:29 Uranus 4:43 Neptune 5:14 Triton 5:32 Pluto 5:47 Charon 5:57 Kuiper belt 6:03 Milky Way 6:05 not alone 6:14 exoplanet 6:21 stars 6:27 Milky Way 6:30 galaxies 6:33
me!
Oh my gosh this is throwback... i remember i was like literally 4-5 years old when i watched it. This was my absolute favorite back then, i'll make sure to come next year...
you arent back within a year you owe me a 300 in cash
Oh i will. Ill be back on december 2021
deal
@@K3stro you better
@@doivid72 yeah, im waiting for the day
Mercury Venus Earth and Mars there the first four planets ROCKY LIKE OURS!!!
Jupiter Saturn Uranus and Neptune They’re made of hydrogen and helium gas, like a balloon!!
RAY what was the point of this comment?
-Comment Police
Funneh cake
I love it so much
I forgot this existed almost 3 years ago, but coming back to work now I still memorized the chorus!
This screams nostalgia, and for a planet geek like me, this is super cool!
U still alive
Back in the days this was the start of my space interests, all those years ago this song taught me so much, not just planets but it even has elements compounds etc, really a perfect song and it’s sad it isn’t as popular as it deserves to be.
I don't like how catchy this is. I watched this in like 2017 and It just came back into my mind and knew every single word in that chorus. Thanks for the cool song.
Thanks for this song A Lot for this song Thank you very much I appreciate it
Wow nice song 😎😎😎😎😃
a rush of nostalgia for me
Idk
I remembered I was 5 and used to play this song over and over again. This is the reason why I love the solar system so much. Great job to who wrote this song!
It has always fascinated me how the place in the universe where intelligent life happens to form is in such a beautiful solar system... And an even more impressive galaxy for us to study
0:01 is the time of nostalgia
There is no word in the dictionary with which I can describe how good is this video!
*Nostalgia literally entered the chat!*
I remeber listening to this song 4 years ago when I was 10!
Liked it the first time when I heard it...
Now, I am Back here!!!
This is just Outstanding!!!
Blud finna call this video " "💀
I'm so glad I finally found this again, I remember when I was like 8, just putting it on repeat, mindlessly singing along to it, and sometimes the karaoke version. I still remember some lyrics to this day o;
6:10 Still gives me chills, such a beautiful segment….
the animation is the beautiful part to me, how the camera drifts off past the sun and into the stars is so cool
I GIVE IT 1000000000/10
SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO GOOD WHO DOSS NOT LIKE THIS SONG
madquincol5 Same I
madquincol5 I don’t
Edit: i got confused so yes i like this song
YOU GET
10000000000/1000000000
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YOU I LKE 12000 4:67
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i give it 1,000,000,000,000,000,000(that's 1 quantillion)/10
9 years later and this is still legendary. I remembered 8 years ago I jammed with it when I was 6. It's just so catchy. I'm crying of nostalgia
um I checked your channel you joined 1 month ago wtf
@@RekyRiddles62 dude you don't know about before that channel was made
@@RekyRiddles62 Well I used my brother's account 8 years ago.
6:13 my fav really loves it!!!
Yea
I love this song
I feel smaller than an atom💀
@@Neonblue1my pronouns are at/om
After 10 years i still appreciate this song, this song got me interested in science im now in, highschool and im excelling in science because of this song.
My goodness man this song is so nostalgic it brings back so many great memories I could NEVER replace. This legit helped me get interested in science.
i watch this from 2013 and now back in 2020...it's still so good
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Me and my friends sung this at a science class and our teacher was so impressed we got an A. We also had to do it infront of our whole school it was so good. Thanks!
Matt, me also, in science class, me and with my friends song this music, those not my friend got A or B, only me and my friend got A+
Nostalgia. Pure nostalgia. For Some goofy reason, I used to be traumatised about this song because of the asteroid hitting Earth parts, but now it's just a faint memory long ago! I think this is probably one of, if not, THE best Solar System songs my two ears have listened to! Me and my brain approve of this song AND your galaxy song! Thank you, Stefan!
Also, 4:42 LOLOLOL FUNNY URANUS JOKE FUNNI HEHE
Ok. But I didn't laugh
for that uranus joke, you are worthy of SHUN
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Hey wait a Minute
I Likes This So Much I Wrote It On A Sketch Pad
Cool
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The Solar Diamon
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The Solar Diamond I'm going to write it down soon too.
This makes me wanna be a space scientist. It feels so relaxing and nostalgic and every time a planet is described it actually goes with it and for the most part, I cannot let go of watching this. I am just having the right to be sure that you make a song about each of these in singular videos :)
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You mean astronomer
U mean saturn?
It’s called an astronomer but okay
me too :D
I can't even try to find the right words to explain how chefs kiss and educational this is. Without this song, I'd probably end up quitting my interest in space science. Definitely seeing this used in science class somewhere.
To be honest I want to make my own animation of this songs the lyrics are so fast but it gave me an inspiration to make my own song of the planets, this channel rocks! Channels like you Hopscotch and Bemular give out a wonderful inspiration towards other people.
I realized it was rather fast and was going to slow it down a bit... but I somehow lost the original files for some of the planets, so not wanting to stretch the audio was stuck with it ;p
@@stefanpwinc 0.75x speed?
0:21 Sun 0:53 Mercury 1:25 Venus 1:57 Earth 2:29 Mars 3:04 Asteroid Belt 3:28 Jupiter 4:10 Saturn 4:43 Uranus 5:15 Neptune 5:47 Pluto
I like you did
I watched this since 2016 and now I’m back hearing it still amazing
Yooo same
Amazing but same
I think I watched it around 2015-2017 somewhere around there
My sons absolutely love this song! My two year old can name all the planets, and my four year old can state some facts about each one, and other parts of our galaxy!
Wow!Quite intelligent:)
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Christy McCoy damn
Oh yay, they know 'bout me! :3
Jupiter you're the most satisfying planet to watch spinning
This instantly made me thought about my childhood when I was so interested on space. You did such a great job!
This song reached 7 minutes!
This proves he is a master singer!
😉
He didn't sing it in one go
Is the best song and THE BEST SINGER IN DA WORLD
Try to get to 7:05
I remember listening to this all 7 years ago, I was pretty young. I hold this song so close to me and the nostalgia feels great ❤️❤️
This song is what first got me into astronomy and I want to pursue a career related. I heard it 8 years ago and I’m crying tears of joy hearing it again. Thank you for putting so much effort into this.
MY NOSTALGIA 😢IS HITTING HARD 1:15
Happy early 10 year anniversary!
Finally got that heart 🙏
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Agreed
im gonna make a 11 year anniversary video on this masterpiece
1st grade me loved this song
6th grade me still does
This song has a special spot in my heart
I’m in 4th grade
Same bro
lmao i’m also in 6th grade and my teacher made me watch this
Year 8 (8th grade for Americans)
@Mateo the Gamer yeah ok
sun 0:21 mercury 0:53 venus 1:25 earth 1:58 mars 2:29 asteroid belt 3:08 jupiter 3:29
saturn 4:10 uranus 4:42 neptune 5:15 pluto 5:46 oort cloud 6:06
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6:25 extrasolar planets
I just remembered this, searched it up and damn, 11 years ago?! I'm old.
i love the song. for some reason the 1st time i watched this video,i cried because it was so good. idk why
5:46 take a shot everytime he says pluto
Its only 5 shots
@@pinkprobunny9256 I know lol
@@LShaver947 lol
I died
The solar system song is amazing😍Keep up the good videos!
The nostalgia is crazy man I miss the good old days 😢
i remember watching this was part of my daily routine
Yep thats my routine
This is the most Nostalgic thing ever. This was the video that 1st got me into Astronomy
Cool Song.
Rip Pluto.
Oh wait it’s not......
But still lonely dwarf. :3
Don't be sad about him there are 30 dwarf planets in the solar system 😄
Were going to die cuz the sun!
There is also eris
🤣🤣🤣 aunque no se hablar inglés si le entendí
No pluto has new Friends 😃
10 years ago? Wow.
I remember watching this 6 years ago, when I wasn't even interested into space. Now I come back to this video and cry of nostalgia because this video pull my interest into space and help me. Thank you so much.
I LOVE THIS PART!!! 2:19
And i wish Jupiter Saturn Uranus and Neptune could be rocky planet so we could stand on it
Asteroids would impact Earth without Jupiter's strong gravity.
it doesn’t work like that, gravity would still crush you and it would take years to arrive
If it werent for this I would have failed science
SourYoshi it’s 30 million degrees in the CENTER
Crazy Plush Gaming *core*
If it weren't for this song I would have never gotten into science
Oh my LOL sameee!!!!
Yeah Idk what to say
I remember watching this video several times when i was 5-6 it made me so interested into space, coming back today this song still hits hard, thank you for making this.
Only probes that have ever landed died with In two hours that’s my favourite part
for me its 800 f to minus 3 hundred at night
Yeah i like the part she said that and the shaped by the powers and charon
3:49 is my favorite part
I keep singing in class and my teacher was like "sing it infornt of the class Because it's educational "
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did u sing it infront of the class
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I love the song I wonder how hard it was for you to make it and I can’t believe it was nearly 7 years ago!
Wanna listen to it again?
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YA!
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@@아린잉 It says deez nuts XD
10 years later. I am now 14 and this song is very nostalgic i remember those times i listen to these kind of songs.
I remember when in second or third grade I Memorized this word for word and annoyed my friend by constantly singing this lol
And I didn’t care
Edit a year later: how the heck did this get 300+ likes?
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i come here after 5 years because i finally remembered the name of the song. The most nostalgic song in the history of my life
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I love this
This was packed full of info and I loved the composition! Great job!
crazy that it has been 11 years and i still watch it all the time
I wish I could like this video twice.
asiabanpour Too bad. I liked the video 9K times.
asiabanpour me to
asiabanpour me too i wish youtube lets us
Me too
asiabanpour how bout a billion?
I love this song so much, I didn’t listen to it for like 3 years and I got nostalgic and ended up crying, I found this song around 5-7 years ago and I loved it and even showed my parents and grandma. I learned planets from this song and my love for space developed from this song!
I witnessed this masterpiece in 3rd grade and have loved it ever since.
One of the best things I’ve ever heard and watched in my life. Your song really fueled my love for astronomy.
After 5 years i still remembered the lyrics
*im still worthy* :D
Yes You are :D