Are These Planets More Habitable Than Earth? | How The Universe Works

[@TimeSpectators]

The search for planets more habitable than Earth is an awe-inspiring venture that speaks to our innate curiosity and our desire to explore and understand the cosmos. The fact that scientists have identified exoplanets within the "habitable zone" around their stars, where conditions could be right for liquid water-and thus life as we know it-to exist, is a monumental leap in astronomy and could have profound implications for the future of humanity. These discoveries push the boundaries of technology and science, as each potential habitable planet offers unique research opportunities to learn more about the universe and the possibility of life beyond Earth. It inspires generations to dream of interstellar travel and the potential for new beginnings on alien worlds.

[@rosemarycastanza6696]

Is that what Gods Word says ???

[@rosemarycastanza6696]

This planet is it stop messing around !

[@toneriggz]

“That’s where we are right now, searching for Heaven and finding Hell”. Sounds like my love life.

[@Payne..]

This needs more likes.

[@TheDanCorder]

At least you are finding something

[@VaderPopsVicodin10]

​@@TheDanCorder Not finding anything could also be construed as "Finding Hell". Depends on perspective.. ..that's where I'm at, anyway. The search continues.. 😆

[@VaderPopsVicodin10]

Ace comment 😎👌🏻

[@savage_the_wild]

Found my tribe lol

[@chasehicks7465]

I wish we would evolve enough to learn to take care of our own planet

[@itadaku23]

Lol when they started talking about the spitzer infrared telescope you know you're watching something that's at least 15 years old. As does the 4:3 aspect ratio

[@darrellharvey8118]

I really wish they would put the original television air date in the description or anywhere in the info!

[@prodigalpriest]

26:30 That planet's name is COROT 7b.

[@warrenreid6109]

I'll be glad when we can find worlds that are actually the size of Earth.

[@kvd1]

Even though there are two major types of planets, gas giants and rocky planets(all dwarf planets are part of the rocky planet class). But there can be hundreds of different types of planets, ranging from rocky planets covered in liquid, to worlds that are made of ice or jewels(mainly diamonds or quartz). And even worlds that are made up entirely of rare metals, including tungsten. And we are not sure how these worlds would behave.

[@kvd1]

However as usual, as it turns out that rogue planets won’t stay rogue forever. Over billions of years these rogue planets will eventually get caught by a new host star. This theory is called planetary fostering, because when rogue planets get captured they will be called foster planets. Most likely stars that will do this will be red dwarf stars. But the new star will not always be friendly to their fostered orphans Because this theory can also explain how dead stars(like neutron stars) can have their own planets.

[@peterolbrisch8970]

What does that mean, more habitable? You really can't count on something being the same by the time we get there.

[@PaulDicks-r6e]

700 exoplanets? I think we are at several thousands.

[@davidmccarthy6061]

You'll need an update to this in about 800 years when we have the ability to get to one of them.

[@babalonkie]

Every aspect of life is unique...even the most identical twin will have differences. So, is there a planet out there that's similar to earth!? In a infinite universe... Certainly... but it will never be exactly like earth.

[@mottthehoople693]

doesn't matter we can fuck it up

[@aliandrews1103]

If the universe is infinite there is infinite versions of everything including the same earth infinite times. If infinity is a thing it means everything is nothing

[@babalonkie]

@@aliandrews1103 Infinity is a never ending number/amount... but even in infinity... Number One only comes once...

[@sindygospelarjoon6548]

Music a bit too loud , however i enjoyed the documentary

[@ArnoštKostečka]

Saturn's moon Titan is probably former lost planet caughted by our solar system and Saturn in the end.

[@saviourojukwu893]

Titan didn't get captured by Saturn. It formed around Saturn's accretion

[@chrisu.5097]

Changing the title of a documentary and posting it again doesn't make it new.

[@cjnthn]

we are nothing in the grand scope of things

[@hotrodsonulondon7111]

What would you do with all the power?.

[@harshvardhan5893]

Michio kaku is is tv scientist.. while real scientists are not known

[@michaelpierson1534]

How many planets have gas giants flung into the star itself?

[@WrifWraf]

Aliens on the moon farming us .all along we thought we were it but it's us not the cow

[@michaelpierson1534]

Like Tralfamador

[@fouraces9137]

Why not just say it's Season 2 episode 3 of How the universe works and save us some dam time. Fewer and fewer channels you can trust anymore. Welcome to the blocked channel list.

[@meghansmith7884]

Did they just call us Freaks😭lol....Meow

[@rosemarycastanza6696]

NO but if you want to believe a lie (Satan tells you) MAYBE for you

[@FuqyuYouTude76940]

There are trillions of habitable planets with people on them. We just will never see any of them. Sin will not be allowed to spread. That's the real reason Jesus died, not just to redeem this planet, but to protect the rest of the Universe from being infected.

[@ontplates]

funniest thing i heard in awhile, thks

[@jamesbartle8824]

We’re not even a Type 1 civilisation, we have no hope right now. It’s almost certain there’s something/someone else out there, we won’t experience another world, warmth from another sun or contact with an alien life from that shared the universe with us in anyone’s life time who’s reading this. The universe is bigger than our minds can comprehend, that means the numbers and the math don’t exist to figure out just how big the universe is. We aren’t special, and we aren’t alone.

[@JurassicJenkins]

We aren’t special, we’re just alone.

[@Contact_Info]

No, because God made us only.

[@jamesbartle8824]

@@Contact_Info maybe, but who’s to say your god Only made us, could he have also made others

[@jamesbartle8824]

@DontTouchMyTree I’m not American, therefore *civilisation*

[@jamesbartle8824]

@DontTouchMyTree ‘This is one of the distinctive traits of British/Commonwealth vs. United States dialects of English and editorial standards. There are a lot of words spelled with an s in the Commonwealth while they're spelled with a z in the US. Civilisation is Commonwealth, while civilization is US’ Have a nice day 👋🏼

[@alm6215]

Is there a habitable planet within commuting distance? No. So why are we fantasizing about relocating to another planet? A scientific curiosity but totally impractical.

[@adenihil]

Errrrrrr… No. NONE of these planets are MORE HABITABLE than earth.

[@craiglee3253]

about 7 minutes of information "dramatically" spread out over 42 minutes.

[@itsmenoname2247]

this channel needs a better name. Faked Science ...sounds way better. More realistic and accurate.

[@ken15cia]

They show all of the “hell places” then they show one maybe habitable planet.. i was starting to think it was clickbait, a lot of computer images, sensational words.. little glimpse of a maybe habitable planet.. bad documentation.. full of cliché and sensational words, nothing of real imagery, all those habitable planet as they say but show maybe one.. its like they trying to sell you something

[@special5513]

24:22 We have to put them away if we wanna fly up to light years per Kilometer an hour, then we have to be careful in interstellar space, because we could collide with them, but I have an idea how we may get the gas giants away. It's like a rock staying on a straight rail.

[@amarborkar9488]

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[@grayrecluse7496]

This channel is a propaganda channel......