Ceres: The Closest And Smallest Dwarf Planet

[@InsaneCuriosity]

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[@jba2048]

I had no idea ceres had ice. Sounds like a good place for a base or port for future exploration.

[@jakubsedlak2173]

I had no idea there were cities on Ceres...

[@charlesyoung7436]

That was the main thing I found irritating in this video. Had they shown the shot only once in the final discussion of possible colonization, it would have been fine. As others pointed out, the unmentioned Dawn mission was able to orbit Ceres in 2015, and gave us those first closeup photos, including the fascinating one of that singular ice mountain. Is it an ice volcano, or is it one gigantic pingo? BTW, Ceres figured in 19th century science fiction, too. Look up 1898's "Edison's Conquest of Mars".

[@kipkipper-lg9vl]

It is really not

[@davidsradioroom9678]

Very interesting video. Thanks.

[@L-STizZL3]

The space craft in 2015 was called “DAWN” , not Darwin. And it is a little known but absolutely fascinating nasa medium budget mission. Also I believe the first space craft to utilize ion thrusters

[@jimmyprantalos6482]

I the first ion engine was new horizon

[@jus10lewissr]

If we were to mine the asteroid belt, Ceres would make an excellent outpost as well.

[@jus10lewissr]

I sorta jumped the gun with this one. I posted my comment not even halfway through the video, which ultimately mentioned (closer to the end) what I'd suggested. Oh, well. I'm leaving it up anyhow. Lol

[@erikm8372]

I’m honestly shocked that an idea like that was brought up in the video, after the bizarre little introductory sentence they gave… “from its status in the solar system to some unique facts about it…” like, isn’t everything about a dwarf planet going to be UNIQUE? Lol! And not all of the unique facts, just “some” of them, haha. And what’s the ‘status’ of a celestial body?

[@L-STizZL3]

Honestly I don’t know how this channel still gets the views it does and the subs. Every single video I watch is absolutely littered with inaccurate and blatantly false information, some people say it’s AI generated scripts? But how so? AI has the entire internet at its disposal and would know the facts…. I don’t understand what’s going on here tbh. Maybe someone can explain?

[@Avidav]

I don’t know but I’m with you friend 🤝

[@lyndsayms]

Last vid I watched, they said Enceladus is a moon of Jupiter… 🤦🏻‍♀️ The AI is so frustrating

[@acidtester7470]

AI isn't infallible. It doesn't know the facts. And it's fucking weird that you trust it's accuracy.

[@PattyBandAidz]

I cant explain, but i can tell you that your comment just made me bounce on this channel .... if its trash, its trash. So thank you. 🫡🤙

[@DewYou-zn4ny]

@L-STizZL3 🤷‍♀️ idk,but...i feel in my heart ❤️ n ,soul.....ur my,TRUE soul mate. ♥️ 🙏 ❤️ 😍 💖 ❣️ 💕 💘

[@DarthDragonTheGuardian]

Wow, this is interesting, I didn't even know that Ceres was in Destiny. That is awesome ❤

[@BiserAngelov1]

I got a feeling, that Ceres will be the first place we will find life outside of earth.

[@richardchristie3203]

Kinda correct, it will be used as a forward operation base for the up-and-coming alien invasion

[@glennschroeder3828]

Possibly, but my money is on Europa.

[@HaroldK-u6i]

That must be were you came from right ?

[@lvelez1999]

I wonder why Ceres wasn't explored many years ago

[@DewYou-zn4ny]

Probably. # Team life Ceres! 😊🎉❤

[@greenehouse3]

What a fantastic opportunity to find life and compare it to life here. Whatever the results, we will be a step closer to learning the cause of the Cambrian explosion we all know about.

[@menatueje9176]

What is the use to JWST if not to take a detailed look in this Ceres.

[@Nargle19.]

Love From Texas🎉❤🎉

[@model7374]

Dawn spacecraft orbited Ceres in 2015. Do your research!

[@AllanArmstrong]

Right? Unforgivable oversight. Thank you!

[@EricJh21690]

I feel like I've noticed multiple times this channel having incorrect information before

[@JoeUzzolino]

This channel does not believe in fact-checking.

[@leechjim8023]

This presentation sucked!👎👎👎

[@R_SENAL]

On paper/on screen I Never would have pronounced Ceres as "Series." I was sure it was "Ser-es." 🤯

[@HoppiHopp]

Was this done by AI? The stock footage is so ridiculous and the bullet points are just unnecessary.

[@bargainbuilds5422]

Feels like it. Even if it isn't, it feels a little soulless

[@delevbraefletcher3266]

I wasn't expecting a destiny reference but im Pleasantly surprise

[@Tommykey07]

We must conquer Ceres as soon as possible! 😂

[@richardmercer2337]

I think there's a form we can fill out....

[@amangogna68]

Great video and information !

[@floseatyard8063]

@@amangogna68 it's mostly false info

[@angusmackaskill3035]

the hottest mars gets on the equator in the dog days of summer is a spring day in iceland. ceres is way colder

[@concious2]

So no mention of the octagon shaped crater and other anomalies on Ceres like the lighted surface, ok!

[@rambultruesdell3412]

If Ceres is of the Sun's protoplanetary disc, spherical in shape, then count it in.

[@lvelez1999]

Why is it so hard to get to Ceres? Is it because of a possibly large orbit?

[@erikm8372]

Not necessarily, but getting past the asteroid belt, its distance in general, its timing and location during orbit, could be many reasons.

[@lvelez1999]

Just like I will always be a human on this earth, even though I'm small/short, Pluto will always be a planet no matter how small and weird the orbit

[@erikm8372]

Well, you’re not wrong, Pluto is a dwarf planet. And there are more of those than there are of any gas giants… that we know of, at least. I.e., we don’t just have eight or nine “main” planets in our solar system. There are more than a few, if you were to count all the dwarf planets and large asteroids, things like Eris, Haumea, Chiron, Chariklo, Vesta, Juno, Pallas, Ceres, etc etc. In reality, we have far more than just the eight everyone knows… It’s only because, when Pluto was found, people placed special meaning on the “top” or “biggest” planets that we knew of. Then when slightly larger dwarf planets than Pluto started to be found, suddenly everyone’s complaining. Pluto didn’t lose its status as a ‘planet’. Are we not a planet because we’re the only one capable of supporting life (in our local area)? Are we that different as to not be a planet? No, and the same for pluto. There are bigger and smaller dwarf planets than that, but they’re all ours, in our solar system… I say they’re ALL planets regardless of whether or not they’re gas giants, inner rocky worlds, or dwarf or proto planets. We don’t have eight or nine or even ten planets in the Milky Way. We actually have hundreds upon hundreds probably, and most are likely Pluto-sized or slightly bigger or smaller. This includes the various moons of gas giants. So really, Pluto fans should take pleasure in knowing that! 👍🏽

[@maniacslap1623]

If the definition of human were to change, u wouldn’t be considered human anymore. U would be considered whatever the new term for “human” was. Let it go fam lol

[@Lovell93]

@@maniacslap1623Why would the definition of human change, though? It wouldn’t lol. There’s only one way to be human.

[@christopherwebb3517]

Every time you show a picture of Mars, it's actually the Hubble telescope image of Pluto.

[@jhonma5122]

The Dawn Mission has already been to Ceres.

[@throatgorge2]

Classified as a planet, classefied as an asteroid, classified as a dwarf planet... aught to be classified as a world. "the World Ceres." got a nice ring to it.

[@BlueMondayRecordings]

why doesn’t Jupiter engulf the Kepler belt objects ?

[@zomsaringar9842]

hmm.. "if you wanna compair ceres with earth thik of it as a nickel... well. I´m not US citicen, what tha hell does a nickel look like?

[@Reyajh]

So many questions... Why is it spinning so fast? Seems like it got hit recently... Having all that water and given its proximity, I'd imagine it will be an excellent candidate to add water to Mars in the future when we've ramped up terraforming there...

[@AllanArmstrong]

How could you fail to mention the Dawn mission to Ceres and Vesta, not even ten years ago? I enjoyed the video otherwise but started to get vexed upon point #2 when you not only failed to mention the Dawn mission but intimated NO mission at all has ever been fully funded or realized. Are you serious??? Unsubscribing.

[@jefffinkbonner9551]

This channel makes glaring mistakes regularly. I’m pretty sure the whole thing is AI generated and poorly proofread.

[@NV..V]

Boooooom

[@AllanArmstrong]

@@jefffinkbonner9551 no doubt, and they oughtta wait a couple more iterations of the software. clearly not cutting the mustard at the moment!

[@awesomecool3280]

A 200 pound man would weigh approximately 8 pounds on Ceres planet, as the surface gravity of Ceres is only about 3% of Earth's gravity, meaning you would weigh roughly 1/30th of what you do on Earth.

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Yes, that's correct. Thanks for sharing!

[@rocaelcastillo527]

Segun si existe vida en Ceres tiene todo para albergan vida ese planeta..

[@TheManWhoLaughs2008]

Top Candidates for Colonization. The Moon Mars Ceres Titan Europa Ganymede Callisto Enceladus

[@sykocase247]

I love how theyre saying these scientists discovered the planets when the sumerians knew about them 6000yrs ago 😂

[@dezpotizmOFheaven]

It's actually a shame that I, who played Destiny for 4 years, did not know about Ceres having a lore there. It just shows how bad the story was brought to players, especially the casual players, that had other things to care about besides the game. 😅

[@Texas240]

Ceres, where water and oxygen are more valuable than gold.

[@RonColeArt]

Dwarf planets ARE planets.

[@Selfrespecttv]

The Expense is a hard watch for me. Way too slow, grey and detailed, without showing the environments enough, like in Netflix IO or that recent Alien documentary. At least I remember characters who work at Ceres, having reasonably complains on their long and short term health situation. I wonder in how far scientist have influenced the script around this or not. Maybe your channel can cover this soon? Like, would it be realistically possible, in which timeline and which developments need to be made to prevent certain risks.

[@wasimshaikh1665]

The expanse is slow burn. It gets better after season 1. One of the best TV adoption after GoT.

[@anonymousperson8487]

Cerise "Probably" or "Could be" an ocean world

[@barrywhite6060]

It's an idea that makes sense before we even think about moving out of the solar system to places like Alpha Centauri we need to build up the infrastructure of the solar system wether it be mining of the asteroid, Kuiper belt and the Oout Cloud strategically placed space stations around the system, connecting points for the moving of resources mined from the asteroid and kuiper belt along with the Oout Cloud from the outer system in towards processing stations and Earth so that for one we would have the ability to exit the system at any point and not have to wait for the planets to be in the right positions, and two you really wouldn't want to launch any really important mission from Earth, it would make more sense to have a shipyard in orbit of Jupiter or Saturn, which reinforces the need to build up the infrastructure of the solar system.

[@iamtheghostwriter100]

It would be so exciting to learn more about Cerise. Plus she idea of making the dwarf planet Ceres, and away stop sounds great.

[@erikm8372]

🤔

[@NicholasNerios]

Humans should exploit the universe and spread life across the stars. It's pretty much a God given right as intelligent beings that make dreams reality and to ensure the continuous evolution and survival of all life.

[@searchingforlostatoms7191]

Well, we've 'exploited' the earth enough. I'm all in favor of plastic waste on Mars and beyond

[@NotSoNormal1987]

If we are the only life out there, it is our responsibility to seed the galaxy. Life is precious. And it should flourish.

[@searchingforlostatoms7191]

​@@NotSoNormal1987No, it's our responsibility to keep our house clean, house meaning the planet, and not spread our consuming mindset throughout the universe

[@isabellanievesthegaminggir6558]

3:24 nice person

[@parfittdignum6458]

has Ceres ever been inline with jupiter or Mars ?

[@JakeandAnnie]

Ceres could export water to mars and be used as an asteroid mining outpost.

[@KhaoticDeterminism]

see how THIS would have made more sense for a colony for Mars to get water no? #2Spirit

[@damiensuil2183]

dawn NOTdarwin!!!

[@Philip-gn8wx]

So sorry, but this is like watching grass growing 🤤🥱

[@peterlyall6789]

This was a very well-made video about everyone's favourite Dwarf Planet Ceres... Now if you don't mind I'm going to go to eat my Cornflakes.

[@leedevereaux7644]

Darwin? Dawn.

[@BackTheBlueTillItHappensToYou]

Another moon thats closer than... the moon 😂

[@Texas240]

Religion has prevented visiting places that have water.

[@charlesyoung7436]

What? Please explain.

[@lukemacys298]

Crack

[@sniparr9474]

Why arent we exploring Ceres??? forget Mars....

[@awesomecool3280]

@@sniparr9474 A 200 pound man would weigh approximately 8 pounds on Ceres planet, as the surface gravity of Ceres is only about 3% of Earth's gravity, meaning you would weigh roughly 1/30th of what you do on Earth.

[@MikeCepak-x5g]

W

[@bb5242]

The stock clips of people talking are awful, get rid of that crap

[@trendalecharon7021]

So we have 10 planets in the solar system

[@bb5242]

uh, no--ceres is tiny

[@majorneptunejr]

There are 5 dwarf planets in our solar system. Ceres is just the only one in the asteroid belt. By your logic, we should have 13 planets .

[@servantofaeie1569]

We have at least 36-52 named planets in the Solar System, and possibly in the hundreds overall.

[@DewYou-zn4ny]

Think theres life on,Venus. Micro- organisms/ hot alien 👽 girls. No such thing as ,young or old...no birthdays/ age! So,technically.....# XXXXX 😮❤

[@TobinHolz]

I would consider using nukes in an attempt to guide Ceres into a collision with Mars, thus creating a new world with water and breathable atmosphere. ;)

[@TobinHolz]

@@johnrobinson9445 Way better than my plan... it'd probably destroy the both. And in orbit you could move water from Ceres to Mars incrementally.

[@erikm8372]

_“From its status in the solar system, to SOME unique things about it, and MORE…”_ Well, gee… what is Ceres’ apparent ‘status’ in the solar system? 🤔 And make sure those facts you’re presenting are ‘unique’. I don’t wanna hear any boring, generic or overall lame facts about proto-planets or dwarf planets. Make ‘em unique! Hahaha, I’m totally kidding, the wording was just… interesting. 😆 🤔

[@warren496]

You lost my viewership when you started talking about video games. PLONK!!!

[@zakariaabdimohamed7063]

It's probably and AI generated content and the human just taking the free money.😀

[@oscardahmer8533]

Their is life On Crees....that's where dolphins come from.

[@Dubmcbogie]

Ceres belong to the OPA…..Beltaloda!!