A Journey to Mysterious Exoplanets

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We will start off near the TESS Orbital Observatory, which enabled us to take a slightly deeper peek into the fascinating abyss of the cosmos. With its help we will visit the environs of the dim red dwarf TOI 700 to make acquaintance of its wonderful planets potentially fit for life.
After that we will go to the Teegarden’s Star to observe the most Earth-like planet of all those discovered by now. Next in line is the bizarre world of Gliese 1214 b, which falls into the exceptionally rare category of ocean planets.
Then we will reach two representatives of the most furtive and mysterious celestial objects - rogue planets. Deprived of a parent star’s warmth, they roam the depths of space for billions of years, avoiding anyone’s curious glance. After these dark and cold worlds we will see a selection of various space objects which have one thing in common - their incredibly lethal properties. Extreme temperatures, harmful radiation and a harsh environment - with all these combined, these planets’ are truly horrifying.
0:00 Intro
02:31 TOI 700
13:16 Teegarden b
22:57 Gliese 1214 b
32:06 Rogue planets
42:39 The most horrifying planets
55:11 The scariest planets
01:07:59 Ending
#Planets #Life #Космос #Exoplanets #Films #Kosmo

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Hi, this documentary is wonderful. As astronomy lover I'm fascinating by exo planets and by their evolution. I believe that life on Earth is not alone in our Galaxy, it just exists in another form...

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At that point, we get to the super interesting question: what separates life from non-living matter? At a basic level, nothing really; life is just a series of very interesting chemical reactions. OFC, there are criteria for considering something alive, but even those aren't perfect.

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@@juniperrodley9843 Incorrect. I suggest some graduate level courses in biology. Good grief.

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@@brianhammer5107 What is the fundamental physical separation between what is and isn't alive? It's one of many categorizations we've made up to understand things better, and it does its job there.

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Yes, I agree. And probably because of a force we don’t understand yet we may be reborn again on this planet the same way on other planets

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Shoutout to the cameraman risking his life to show us these exoplanets and their discoveries.

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@@mcbleh2578 Those are artist conceptions. No one knows what any exoplanets look like so it's a guess. Maybe the JWST will help with that but it will still be a lot of guesswork by the artist.

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It’s interesting to note that there are some discrepancies in classification of wandering space planets, rouge, planemo, or not quite a brown dwarf. These objects potentially could yield the mother load of discovery just as Teagarden, Gliese, or Trappist exoplanets prove to be awesomely promising for viable habitable biome’s. The microbes most likely aren’t the only forms of extraterrestrial life somewhere out there and in all actuality it’s only a matter of time until a point in space exploration opens up something truly beneficial to humanity, maybe not soon or maybe not later but scientific possibilities are paramount to a self aware, sentient understanding.

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The thing is if red dwarf planets have a slight eccentricity like mercury's or even a large enough moon/moons, its very likely the planet wont be tidally locked and may orbit like mercury rotating 3 times for every 2 transits making it more favorable for life.

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If only we appreciated this planet as well as we should.

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.. or.. our life. Unique and precious for trillions of square kilometers all around. The distance from the sun to earth is 90 million miles. A million seconds .. 12 days A billion ,.. 30 years. A trillion,.. 30 thousand years. The nearest neighboring sun is 4 light years away.

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I'm more inclined to believe in the hypothesis that life bearing bodies would be more common in orbits of super giant planets as "Moons" more than individual ones orbiting the Goldilock Zones of Stars.

[@clownprinceofcrime2396]

You made a mistake. The planet Poltergeist does not lie in the same planetary system as 55 Cancri A. Poltergeist is described as orbiting a pulsar, not the star 55 Cancri A. The 55 Cancri planetary system, which includes planets like 55 Cancri e, is discussed separately from the system containing Poltergeist. The planets in the Poltergeist system are named Draugr, Poltergeist, and Phobetor, and they orbit a pulsar, not the star 55 Cancri A. So, Poltergeist is part of a different planetary system, one centered around a pulsar rather than the Sun-like star 55 Cancri A. The two planetary systems are distinct and not the same.

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