Comparison of the Best Exoplanets for Human Life

[@markb5139]

Another very interesting video by the best voice on KZbin

[@reverendbernfriedaxewielde8443]

nah, that is bullshit. There just wasn't all that much public attention to entirely normal extreme weather events and natural disasters,

[@alexandrenaud4813]

3:30 a star isn't a planet its basically a sun (red dwarf, yellow dwarf, etc etc)

[@jason4275]

we our children and grand children will never achieve space travel outside our solar system, maybe in 300-500 years.

[@bar9666]

Agree. Won't happen until we develop a functional warp drive.

[@alwaysBehindY0u]

It's already done by black budget military projects.

[@djw7141]

I think uncrewed probes could reach Proxima Centauri in maybe 100 years if the entire human race devoted all recourses towards it.

[@trevorstepoo8838]

All these planets are fireballs

[@andypoppey5243]

@Riddle you have covered this EXACT video atleast 2 times before. Got anything NEW?

[@SameerroutiyaSameer]

Your knowledge ❤

[@Zantides]

Is nothing, it's all script. This isn't some grandpa sitting in an old chair telling stories of his research.

[@christophergarden1828]

Nice

[@AB_GAMING65]

Nice ❤❤❤

[@trxjunior9247]

when will riddle indonesia come back?

[@claritoblanco5530]

Even 300-500 yrs humans will never travel outside solar system even the nearest star proxima centaure with planet proxima centauri B if it is suitable for life will need to travel 75000 yrs to reach.

[@ericchausse1701]

Terraforming a familiar planet like Mars would most likely be cheaper and more time efficient, compared to traveling to a planet that's lightyears away.

[@ominiouspressence4853]

Yeah no, bigger doesn't always mean better for us humans. Not to mention that planet's environment will differ to what we r accustomed to. The main thing is that the gravity will be much heavier then earth's. Human body will take a new type of form to, get use to it, like have extra pair of legs or we will be much shorter. Either way, we will be no longer be human, but something else entirely.

[@muhammadabubakar4019]

Love from Pakistan 💕💕

[@SachinKumar.m-f7f]

hi Pakistani

[@HassaanKashif-b7v]

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[@ArindamKumar_2002]

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[@spacelayercom]

This looks at the top exoplanet candidates that could support human life. Key factors include distance from Earth, similarity to Earth in size and composition, presence of water, and the potential for an atmosphere. Some of the top exoplanets, like Proxima Centauri b, Kepler-452b, and TRAPPIST-1e, are located in their stars' habitable zones, meaning they might have conditions for liquid water. By comparing these planets, we can identify which might be the most promising places for future human exploration or even colonization.

[@Jackff_77777]

Wow 🤍

[@MarcelPilie]

This video title is misleading. It should be titled, "Comparison of the WORST Exoplanets for Human Life".

[@michaeljacobs8458]

The biggest red flag so far is A harris walz ticket !

[@DeepakKumar-kz6xu]

Hi

[@Angellfalls-lm]

it would be so good to just restart the earth and go back in time before humans. if only humans didnt trash it and werent intelligent creatures...

[@mohamedsalum8933]

How sad, we as a species have failed to care for our own planet and here we are talking about migrating to another planet so we can continue our cycle of destruction. Sad indeed.

[@clipped67]

I am honestly glad that I'll just die before Earth becomes inhabitant

[@tzunnynib]

Just create space stations, instead to try find life on all kind of weird planets.

[@planetarystargazer]

What If a Mars-Type Planet replaced Venus, an Earth-Type Planet replaced Mars, Mercury's twin replaced Ceres and Io's twin replaced Vesta

[@shaunosmorrison8385]

If an Earth-type planet replaced Mars it'd have a decent atmosphere and still have water

[@planetarystargazer]

⁠@@shaunosmorrison8385Also, an Earth-type planet at the Martian distance (1.5 AU) with Earth's size, mass, gravity, density (5.5 G/CM) and same composition as Earth, large and massive orbiting Io-sized moon, 48-hour day/night cycle, geomagnetic field, Earth-like atmosphere with Nitrogen, Oxygen, Argon, CO2 and Methane would be inhabitable and livable while a Mars-type planet at the Venusian distance (0.7 AU) or 0.8 AU with half of Earth's mass (0.5 Earth masses) and gravity (0.5Gs) Mercury's density (5.4 G/CM), strong and powerful magnetic field, 24-hour day/night cycle, 25 degree tilt, Titan-like atmosphere with Oxygen and Earth-like composition would be habitable and hospitable to life.

[@tprbigaspsy2514]

1 of the superpowers of nature.. she adapts, to all circumstamces and life of any kind can rise some day or keep on earth

[@blackninja738]

I want to take my chance and Staind on Earth😊

[@tyger13us]

The Earth has always been this way,, you just wernt here to see it,, now its all, "the sky is falling" hoodoo......

[@robcarley7506]

Explore, sure, settle on other planets, no. We would destroy any other planet like we have / are this one.

[@TheOfficialCmoe]

Sure it’s cool to have a back up plan but if you can’t solve geo engineering what is the point your just going to start fresh just to end up with the same product you had before I believe we have more problems then space travel 😂

[@bloodylotus9304]

If we are looking for an explanat how do we know if it's still habitable

[@TryQuoc7]

Idk

[@Jack.The.Trucker77]

Meaned Exoplanet?

[@bloodylotus9304]

Bro don't be a word nazi

[@joshbelmontez9181]

So we're screwed your trying to say nicely

[@trinity27777]

Title of the video is the exact opposite of what the video was about 😂 none of the planets you talked about was even close to suitable for human life

[@Mf-wolf]

Lol yeaaaa humans are never leaving earth

[@Reece-3601]

That's what im sayin !

[@Jack.The.Trucker77]

Like you know that?

[@Mf-wolf]

@@Jack.The.Trucker77 yea like I said humans are never leaving earth 🤣

[@Mf-wolf]

@@Jack.The.Trucker77 ok tell me when then

[@Psycho__shann__03]

Explore sure settle on other planets no. We would destroy any other planet like we have/are this one.

[@Sibaprasadmuduli7]

I am first pin it😂

[@thefox5301]

Glory to Super Earth and managed democracy 🫡🫡

[@SHAKTI_233]

I am first please pin 📌

[@justsada]

do people still believe that there are other planets?!! lol

[@LydellG4]

Do ppl still believe we are the only life force in the iniverse?

[@HassaanKashif-b7v]

​@@LydellG4 LoL 😆 cause there are more planets in the universe more than the atoms we are made of & more than the grains of sand on all 😌 the Beaches on earth 🌎 & FROM the thinking capacity of our brains 🧠. Only to blame those who don't know about it 🤨 or these things right 😅.

[@justsada]

@@HassaanKashif-b7v they trained you well when you believe in something that you have never received proof of ..

[@justsada]

@@LydellG4 no, we're not the only ones... but the "universe" doesn't look like that at all either... that's just how they present it to us...

[@Jack.The.Trucker77]

You are sooooo late with these videos. Have seen like year ago all of these. 🥱

[@wavychips7797]

Nice

[@bloodylotus9304]

If we are looking for an explanat how do we know if it's still habitable