Cosmic Journeys - The Search for Earth-like Planets

[@HanSDevX]

at 23:00 we see planet Nameku, where piccolo is from.

[@-_glowing.redmoon_-]

What a stupid nonsense. Freeza destroyed it.

[@HanSDevX]

lol

[@troller504]

It's new namik. Remember the dragon balls lol

[@jas5953]

My afternoon is set! I have been eager for this to be released

[@oceandrainer]

Best astronomy videos on KZbin. Thanks again spacerip.

[@Robbbbb1011]

More people need to watch these videos

[@nathanroberson]

This is one of the best videos on youtube. Maybe with our new tools it won't take 400yrs to connect to, and have the "flat earth" people accept new ideas.

[@ARISTOSMGS]

and the irony is we can't find a lost plane in our earth :P

[@Caarnji]

***** non sequitur...his hat is big, because it has to accommodate his big brain...and has an giant rabbit hiding beneath it. XD

[@ARISTOSMGS]

wtf guys for one stupid joke all this ?????

[@Eyes_of_Oryx]

*on ... not "in"

[@wow-kt6dw]

IN THE EARTH!

[@kanyayeast]

i love space

[@MrQwerty2524]

But space hates you and tries to kill you every chance it gets... :p

[@infinightsky]

Well, mrqwerty, maybe space would like him if it got to know him a little better.

[@MrSvenovitch]

I wish you were in outer space already, a dead icicle.

[@Derrick6162]

I love space science and space rip!

[@SuperSaiyanMaze]

It saddens me that I'll be dead long before so many of these questions are answered.

[@TimesHero]

***** NO! :D

[@knucks360]

***** I don't need hallucinogenics to live a good life, and I feel sorry that you do.

[@knucks360]

***** k

[@DirtyPoul]

***** There are other and healthier ways of getting high than narcotics. Also do you smoke weed while watching these vids?

[@knucks360]

Wow, your life is so amazing, maybe if I smoked weed, my life wouldn't be so boring, and miserable.

[@AlexanderFresco]

This is a beautiful documentary

[@benjimanmurray4204]

Hello Imgurians!

[@zman3621]

haha Hello!

[@Baronstone]

I am so happy that they figured out a way around the problems that crippled the Kepler telescope. It supposed to begin taking measurements again in the near future.

[@shkotayd9749]

Superb video as always :D Thank you again for the education :D

[@dropssergian]

Shkotay D Isn’t it funny that Copernicus knew how does the universe and Our solar system work, way before planes and rockets were built? That’s how pseudoscience began, because obviously most people didn’t agree with this new idea due to the lack of information and observations, yet the idea was introduced in books, schools etc.

[@TheManglerPolishDeathMetal]

great speaker

[@plasticpolice4972]

I like space 😊

[@213SEMPERFI]

New video awesome!

[@sawomirsztich5076]

Super

[@Risky2k9]

This video really inspires amazingly .

[@Jasmic0137]

fantastic as always

[@kpsting]

'Galactic habitable zone' is such a stretch, though

[@n_adoui]

kpsting I'd have to agree with the narrator, imagine if the earth existed near the center, where they are more star activity like super nova plus the radiation from the massive black hole, that wouldn't be nice

[@3800S1]

Yes! been waiting for this.

[@Razielmn]

We'll never gonna find our earth like beautiful planet, but we possibly could find more beautiful large habital planet

[@valenin8891]

Thank You :)

[@ArabiAna]

Fantastic Channel, thanks to each one works on it.

[@Kebekwoodcraft7375]

It's okay to shopping for other earth 🌏 but it a bit early since we can't go yet , will take long time before humans can travel those distances. ! So it's window shopping !

[@maicolmarafigo2068]

curto muito esse tipo de videos !!!

[@m-Bigil8190]

(Include video time stamp to show proof of content being watched, this should include your KZbin search phrase of “Solar System Planets” in your screenshot)

[@ykl178]

Awesome

[@AdamOzkan]

Where can I get a song list for this video? I just love the sound track of these videos!

[@TheChats02]

I wish there were a way to turn off the big words which take up so much of the screen, That function should be optional

[@Arylice]

Great video! ;)

[@lolotvillacarlos9366]

Almighty GOD FATHER was having a GOOD WORLD without sunlight and without nights and COVERED by HIS POWER LIGHTS / This is BEAUTIFUL WORLD and for ETERNAL LIFE with GOD.

[@akalion2131]

0:53 Every motherfucking planet might support life, not every life has to be like on Earth!

[@DriftLV1]

There's a difference between supporting and sustaining. Think before you comment.

[@jamiecassidy5118]

I think your right

[@shakeelshamsi8207]

Aslamo Alikum, peace and blessings of God be upon all of you. We are all brothers and sisters and children of one man Adam and one woman Eve. The beautiful girls and guys in videos are nothing but our beloved sisters and brothers. May God forgive them and all our brothers and sisters around the world. May God unite all of us in His love and mercy and in His obedience. If we will be thankful to God and obey Him, this world will become a paradise. And on Day of Judgment, God will give us even a bigger paradise so beautiful and lovely that we cannot imagine where all of us will live in joy and pleasure forever. Please never forget to say many thanks to God and praise Him all your days and nights and ask for His forgiveness all the time. Ameen. Jazak Allah. :)

[@caretaker826karim3]

if they did or do find new like earth planet they will never tell us they have soo many secrets but i ask myself how much secrets can you keep

[@laopang91362]

There is only one earth... we better take care of it before too late.

[@budscroggins2632]

Can we not send someone up to repair Keppler?

[@dejksu]

Love the video! Though it is subtle in this narration, note that Bruno's unfortunate execution was a result of conflict between Bruno's theology and the Church, not because of any conflict between Church and science. In fact Copernicus and the Church had a healthy relationship regardless of his heliocentric theory. Too often, religion and science, reason and faith, are treated as mutually exclusive. We can be awestruck by creation, its order and its chaos, terrifying scale and beauty, and still seek truth and answers to our most fundamental yearnings by observing and understanding the universe we live in. Whether we are on an oasis or a drop in an ocean of life, we are blessed.

[@eternisedDragon7]

And the answer is: No, trips to extraterrestrial worlds will never be worth it.

[@zainiabdullah621]

"Have those who disbelieved not considered that the Heavens and the earths were a joined entity, and WE (the Creator speaks in the royal plural) clove them asunder and made from water every living things? Then will they not believe?" [QS 21: v30] "Do they not think for themselves that the ALMIGHTY has created the Heavens and the earth and that which exists in between only with a purpose, and for a determined term...?" [QS 30: v8] "WE have built the Heavens with OUR might, and, indeed, WE are constantly expanding them." [QS 51: v47] "They ask you (O Muhammad) as to when would the Doomsday be. Say: Its knowledge is with my LORD alone; it will only be HE who would disclose it at its time; it would however, weigh heavily in all the heavens and the earths ..." [QS 7: v187] "The Day when WE will roll-up the Heavens like the folding of (written) scrolls. As WE began the first creation, WE will repeat it. (That is) a promise binding upon US. WE will do it." [QS 21: v104]

[@EJThaChiefa]

a job finding planets through a telescope wld b cool

[@rayzorrayzor9000]

Love these docs but absolutely hated the end remarks on this one “The question is, will it be worth the trip”, wot !!! Once you start putting a price on knowledge it dooms us all back to the Stone Age .

[@FaceOfGod2]

*We'd make great pets!* There can also be non earth like planets that have intelligent life that is vastly different from us. Like a planet with oceans of arsenic and an atmosphere of sulphur dioxide that produced intelligent life that's perfectly adapted to that environment. Why do we discount this notion? We may not be able to survive there and they may not be able to survive here but if we limit our search and only investigate earth like planets we can possibly miss the most intelligent of life that's out there. This is why I think the more intense search now for earth like planets is more *POLITICAL* and has more to do with colonization and resource gathering than it does with finding other intelligent life. In other words, more about greed, power and control expanding beyond just the earth, since those in control here are nearing being finished with "raping" this planet and it still isn't enough for them. Think about it for a moment. This may be why we now have the UN writing "just in case" policies for scenarios should we bump into extraterrestrial intelligent life that may not be so thrilled about our intentions. And if I'm correct on this you can bet it would be the same old repeated UN bullshit "policy" of power and greed, forcible control, wars and killing as they currently carry out now all over this earth, and they probably have the hubris to think they could expand their wicked, greedy ways out into the galaxy. So while I think the idea of finding earth like planets is fantastic, it may be that the true intentions behind it are likely the wrong intentions. We as a species need to evolve from what is still such a primitive mindset of materialism, selfishness, competition and the whole idea of greed, personal wealth, power through violence, etc., before we should even begin to think about exploring the galaxy and meeting other intelligent life who may likely not think like us at all. If we are still so primitive that we can't even get along with each other and still have wars all around our own little planet for nonsense reasons and imaginary borders, and people who starve to death for no real reason outside of greed and selfishness and a lack of compassion, are we really even yet prepared mentally, emotionally or spiritually to link up with another intelligent species from another planet who might see us as we see monkeys fighting with sticks over who gets the biggest banana or which monkey gets to claim the area of the jungle with the tastier fruit? These ET's would probably be perplexed as to why humans as a whole species have so very much knowledge and power, yet so little understanding of how to use it and share it properly. *We might only make great pets for them!* Just my thoughts.

[@DriftLV1]

In order for life to start it must have earth like conditions.

[@TescoValueMemes369]

Somehow I don't think scientists, the people spearheading the study of other planets, are motivated by greed and the will to exploit other planets. A greedy businessperson or politician would only care about what could happen in their lifetime, and reaching a point where we can exploit another planet for profit will likely not be possible in our lifetimes. The current motivation behind exoplanetary exploration is curiosity, not greed.

[@NISHAN452]

MonkeyTardis yes

[@MrPatrickmartin1985]

Ha not quite my friend

[@Servernurk]

Space rip after smoking 2 bowls of gorilla glue or some crazy awesome weed... great combo.

[@afrog2666]

Smoking glue.. Because who needs a brain.

[@thatunicornhastheaudacity]

@@afrog2666 bacteria, single cell life, trees ect. "Life, uh finds a way."

[@Gummypuss]

Uhh... Why not make another earth. If we know how our planet works if we can create an atmosphere for another planet with right distance from its sun with the perfect temperature. I know it seems crazy or impossible but we're more likely to do that than to find another race of sentient beings.

[@ChocoPocky99]

It takes a very long time for a planet to build the proper atmosphere for life. We're more likely to find another Earth like planet then to make a planet habitable for humans.

[@Abs9106]

You speak of creating a planet like it's some trivial task.

[@Gummypuss]

Hey calm your teats! I realize the possibility of fabricating the creation of another said habitable planet is unlikely and far off in advance but however I think we should be trying. You read all these science fiction books. Although it is important to realize that nothing is science fiction anymore. Even if it doesn't seem possible now, just know that it'll be a trivial and a mundane task in the future. Everything human kind has imagined will come to fruition.

[@Abs9106]

Jason Carpenter Maybe millions of years in the future. But in maybe in fact impossible. We don't know. However it's not something we could come remotely close to achieving now. It's like asking a caveman to build a skyscraper. However, looking for extraterrestrial life is something that we definitely can do now. Therefore we are.

[@Gummypuss]

I think you are taking what I've said out of proportion you didn't understand and that's fine I suppose it just hasn't happened to you. Regardless, you just have to realize if we survive if we manage with our lack of resources into the next millennium I'd say we'll have achieved everything classified as science fiction by then, and yet a cure for cancer still won't exist then. Lol!

[@ajcook7777]

Narrator's nose sounds plugged

[@nigen]

these are fun, but the dude needs to know the difference between and eco-system and an echo-system.

[@1ranjeeves21]

hate the adverts

[@1HarryH]

Fantastic Journey, thanks for sharing.

[@surachatngangit4447]

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[@Expl0rati0n]

I like to imagine that somewhere in the universe there is a solar system with 2 or more planets with life. If they discovered their closest planet had life they'd look out at the universe and think it's a common thing. On another note I can't wait for the James Webb Telescope!

[@tarwagon]

+Expl0rati0n There simply has to be! Just the numbers of planets alone say there has to be life out there,and when you're talking about billions upon billions upon billions of planets, to think that we're the only planet that supports life in the universe is so incredibly arrogant and frankly quite stupid. If we have advanced life just on our planet alone, it stands to reason just by the sheer numbers of planets out there that life is quite common throughout the universe (there is estimated to be over 1000000000000000000000000 planets in the known universe) and intelligent life is probably not rare either. Coming in contact with other life forms is the challenge though, the distances between star systems is mind-blowingly distant ;)

[@WeAreLegion1904]

+tarwagon where are they?

[@tarwagon]

Like I said , the distances between star systems is a mind blowing far , far distance . So for other intelligent life forms to come in contact with us would take an EXTREMELY advanced species to be able to travel such over whelmingly vast distances, I would think life forms with such capabilities would be quite rare ( we are intelligent , but do not have the capabilities to travel to other stars , it would take thousands of years, lol)

[@WeAreLegion1904]

+tarwagon If life was that common they would have had a billion years head start and even if they had no FTL travel they would still have colonized the galaxy by now. Luck how long it took us to get to the moon. Thats nothing in compared to the time other species had to evolve and reach interstellar technologies. Those 1000000000000000000000000 planets seem alot smaller of a number when you look at all the things it takes for life to evolve on a planet that had a very very lucky past. I used to think like you but the more I learned, the more I doubt it.

[@ammarakbar4510]

We all wish that but peoples of faith are adamant that we're on our own , and it's appeared so

[@getAMCIVideos]

I love astronomy and the programs about universe. Good show, this is.

[@ajcook7777]

K yoda

[@leeholmes9962]

I'm with you mate room on the left action movie's room on the right documentrays about the universe that's were I'll be so much to learn have a great life my friend ✌🇬🇧👍

[@leeholmes9962]

@Gypsy Malone it's beautiful mate 👍 so much to see lose your fear and replace it with love and meaning have a great day mate 👍 🇬🇧 ✌

[@vovasoft]

Thank you guys for all this amazing documentaries narrated with with clear voice.

[@alivstyson1864]

Very Interesting stuff but unless we can figure out how to travel at 5 times the spped of light or figure out how to warp space time its sorta a moot point.....unfortunately i don't think either of those things are happening anytime in the next 2,000 years

[@harvirdhindsa3244]

+Carl P Lol you think it will take 2000 years for humanity to transcend the light speed barrier? (Not literally of course but via loopholes i.e. warp drive, antimatter drive, wormhole, etc....)

[@flyinspirals]

Earthlings! You are not GOING anywhere! If we had the enormous resources it would require to send nobodies like us to comfortable new quarters on other planets, we wouldn't have the problems making people hope to leave (or see the neighbors leave, so we can get their parking space) the gorgeous planet we're murdering. That's why we need to focus our resources on keeping this one habitable. Snap out of it. THIS IS NOT YOUR PRACTICE PLANET.

[@Otakuonfire]

Unless we magically create wormhole/'hyperspace' tech or whatever other fantasy idea, that admittedly we'd all love to see, and i'm not saying is impossible, then I think we have to go for a "work with what we've got" method. Which would still require huge leaps in current engine technology and otherwise, but. 1. Establish space elevator of some sort. We need to be able to get into space without it costing huge amounts of money at every effort, and using finite resources. 2. How about... if we can find the necessary stuff, moving Mars, or one of the famous moons, INTO the habitable zone? Surely that's more plausible than traveling hundreds of millions of light years. At least for our expanding population and resource hoggery. I know it's all just as mental spasm, but at least it's something you could imagine doing, unlike say.... ascending to a higher plane of existence, which we have no frame of reference of outside pure fantasy.

[@Kermthefrog]

I would have to disagree! moving a planet or a moon is just silly.

[@antred11]

Ham Kerman Yeah, a few years ago when I was still a bit more optimistic (naive?) about the future of humanity, I was hoping that we might one day build something like the Island Three type colonies envisioned by Gerard K. O'Neill. These days I think we're lucky if we can delay the collapse of our civilization by a few more decades ...

[@ErnestJay88]

Quran and Talmud said that the universe is a vast and there is a tons of stars and planet here is the proof : "And the sun (and planets) runs [on course] toward its stopping point. That is the determination of the Exalted in Might, the Knowing." [Quran, Yaa Sin 36:38] "And it is He who created the night and the day and the sun and the moon; all [heavenly bodies] in an orbit are swimming." [Quran, Al Anbiya 21:33] So ? NOT ALL Religion are like Christianity where "earth was flat" and only "6000 years old", because Atheist mocking religion based on many verses in the Bible who said that.

[@naxariisislamicmedia9278]

look how amazing is the creation of our god. and then some stupid people are believing there is no god or worship idols which can't create nothing.

Very interesting !

[@surachatngangit4447]

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[@jlorification]

Space rip is just badass.

[@seanrojas]

THATS FACTS

[@HappyFamily-sn5zx]

And then there is the possibility that these planets are inhabited by intelligent beings but dont need an earthlike planet to survive.

[@McgoganLives]

A wonderful new space documentary on KZbin... Let the ecumenical arguing begin.

[@labtumcm]

beckerist My religion actually believed in life on other worlds long before science did.

[@MDMAx]

my god killed all ice giants, yo. do you see any ice giants around? check and mate atheists! thor 1:0 atheists.

Two possibilities exist: Either we are alone in the Universe or we are not. Both are equally terrifying. Arthur C. Clarke But it is impossible for earth to be the only life bearing planet. We did not come from earth but an asteroid containing single cells. Many planets contain bacteria. We All, biggest to the small came from the same life bearing organisms, that have spread themselves with the big bang. Therefore two possibilities Do exist. Either we are the most advanced or we are not. Both are equally terrifying. Gravity is time. Time passes the way it does on earth because of the gravity it had. Any more or less and the passing of time would be different. Fifty years on this rock is like 5 at light speed. Not to mention the fact that navigating the cosmos is not like sailing the ocean. Black Holes(ORBs), dark matter, storms of cosmic scale and the size of it all. It is the only omnipotent being in existence that has no Consciousness Life Always Finds a Way

[@MartinBarreby]

Great episode! :) Though I don't belive thr human kind will ever travel to other planets (except for maybe planets in our own solar system), I am so happy that humans have been gifted with imagination. So in our heads and dreams we can be were ever we want in an instant. :)

[@NeonsStyleHD]

Given enough time and resources, anything is possible. It's because of that possibility, we will find a way one day. One day, there will be a new place we call home. I just wish I was around to see it. As long as hope exists, and our with our need to explore, we will find our way to the stars, or die trying.

[@MartinBarreby]

NeonsStyle Maybe! But until then I am happy with Sci fi! :)

[@nonameherex8310]

We thought We would never fly an aircraft yet a few years or so after it was declared an aircraft wouldn't fly for 1 million years we did it in 1903 personally i believe we will achieve interstellar flight within 100 years possibly sooner its only a matter of time

[@NeonsStyleHD]

NoNameHere X You sent your post to the wrong person... I never said the original comment which you replied to as if I'd said it. Remember, Click View All Replies n you won't make such a dumb mistake again. :p lol

[@MartinBarreby]

ORRYIN NoNameHere X You are both right and I totaly agree. But with the super far distances and everything I have such a hard time belive it. But you are right, people stod by the shores of the atlantic and thought that a plane can never cross such a far distance, thats true. :)

[@MontageDF]

I'm pretty sure Aliens are watching us since we are still a Class- F civilization... Once we have the ability to travel interstellar we can probably meet them....

[@viswamithra5585]

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[@Siddeo]

awesome video..

[@Neueregel]

Actually there are estimated to exist about 10 billion trillion planets in this universe (10^22). Not all of them are habitable though.

[@Infarlock]

Neil spoke about that guy at the first 4 mins in this video, not Galileo. In his show cosmos that was originally made by Carl Sagan.

[@thomashan4963]

We, here on earth, got all the right ingredients to survive. Or, may be we are the products of those ingredients. Anyway, we are still the final result of evolution and adaptation for billions of years. Yes, *WE SPENT THAT MUCH TIME TO GET TO WHERE WE ARE NOW* This planet slowly shaped us for billions of years, so I don’t think we will survive on any other planet at all. A small change in Day/Night circle, or gravity or atmosphere or anything could wipe us all.

[@lolotvillacarlos9366]

Almighty GOD FATHER was having a GOOD WORLD without sunlight and without nights and COVERED by HIS POWER LIGHTS / This is BEAUTIFUL WORLD and for ETERNAL LIFE with GOD.

[@perseuswong6864]

Ruined it for me when you try to slip in a PC-multicultural PR piece. 02:52 The Quran also cites stoning gays and amputation for minor offenses which countries like Brunei just decided to implement...IN THE 21st century. We don't need to tip our hat at a religion that has done more to inspire extremism and barbarians (like boko haram) than it has to advance our (modern) understanding of the universe.

[@politicallycorrectredskin796]

What has this got to do with anything? Is your country so perfect? It is you who are trying to force your petty little politics into the conversation.

[@bengunn3698]

Cain Bozkurt -You say the ''real koran'' as if there were a fake one.There is only ONE koran and the latter half ,which supersedes the ''peaceful''first half is full of violence.The principle of abrogation means it is the violent half that the muslims have to follow.these were the last instructions from Mohammed.Put that into your empty hill billy head

[@zapleaf]

1/10 of 1 pixel? Ehh... 1 pixel can be one color, if it is 9/10 black and 1/10 white, it can not be both colors, it will be black. That part of the video bugs me. 13:40 And to go further into my nerd rage, what's the resolution of that picture?

[@Yaddahay]

Before we start sending probes all over the place, I think we need to learn how to smelt ores from asteroids or whatever, and build stuff in space. Then launch the probes or whatever from there. Its a tall order though. Like build some giant Fresnel lens to concentrate sunlight and melt down asteroids. yeah whatever.... Smelting ores in Zero-G? With concentrated sunlight? Perhaps a crucible wouldn't even be necessary since its being done in space? I don't know anything about this stuff.

[@jeevanshudhawan]

Even if we aren't able to build any spaceship that moves faster than the speed of light, we can definitely develop a mechanism by which humans who undertake such extreme journeys are kept under 'suspended animation'. In such cases even if the intergalactic journeys took millions of years the average human life span of 70 or 80 years would not matter. on reaching the destination the traveller could be brought back to life and there on complete his/her life span.

[@rayzorrayzor9000]

I used to be in awe of how many things had to be exactly right for our planet to form and then life to form ultimately leading to us, each time I marvelled at each little piece of the puzzle I realised just how fragile the “playing field” was. Now however I realise that there was no system in place making it just right for us (how Neanderthal was my thinking lol) , we are simply a consequence of all the events before us. Ofcourse everything seems perfect for us because we are evolved to live within that system . If there were say Martians then that planet would be perfect for them, they would also be a consequence of everything that came before them. I don’t want to knock peoples faith cos it’s yr right to believe what you want but life is looking less and less special and more and more like a certainty

[@HachBoxe]

I'd like to tell you an answer, not a very viable one as I am just some KZbinr. My answer is no, it will be like the first explorer's settling in to America. They were attacked and almost all died from diseases. Who knows what is exactly in the new planets. What if they were young people when they left Earth and arrived there when they got older and weaker? That's not very good. To even live in a habitat much different than our own would be a big challenge. It will be fun but it will be very risky. If you are willing to take the risks (as we always do) then yes let us do it. If not, then we should not. It's a one way trip unless we can find another way in or out of there.

[@lightsidemaster]

I'm not so sure that a planet needs a solid surface to harbor life. And huge masses don't HAVE TO hinder life either. On Earth the mass/size of animals is limited when they live on the surface. But when in water, they are not effected by gravity that much.

[@fathermother5828]

u r not going to meet bows and arrows India out there like Columbus did it but a 10x, 9000x more advanced is waiting for your arrival..so be careful what u wish for my friend..

[@larrymonske575]

As usual we are looking for planets in our own galaxy. Our galaxy will be ripped apart all these stars in this galaxy are going to be torn apart. We have to detect planets in our satellite galaxies thats the nearest escape from the collision with Andromeda. These are 20,000 lightyears away 600 million years travel that has to be the goal to avoid the crush of Andromeda.

[@MarcelleGeorge]

Earth is its own unique entity , there are most probably many planets like ours with their own individual uniqueness .

[@jamarwilliams8592]

I honestly believe that we CAME to Earth and maybe even slightly altered it's atmosphere to suit us in the process killing preostoric creatures like dinosours in the process...but that's just my hypothesis

[@akalion2131]

My question is : Why are you certain that things like water are necessary for life?Yes we can't live without it but that doesn't mean other life forms are the same.I mean there could be life on some planet that consumes acid and breathes shit that would kill us...You never know

[@craigharding6443]

Maybe if there are a lot of static planets like Earth around G stars, though they might not have complex life, they could be Terra-formed. Just nudge a large asteroid close enough to generate tides and nudge it to a small tilt for seasons. Then bring our flora and fauna. This might provide real estate for a great diaspora. All we have to do then is to learn how to get along. That's where religion comes into play.

[@furbz8818]

Lay in bed, slowly drifting off listening to the wonderous stories of the universe then BAM!! Advert sucker, wake your ass up!!

[@eternisedDragon7]

Yes indeed, bacteria are near impossible to get out of a system once introduced to it. And that is an important part for why humanity has to avoid contamination of celestial bodies at all costs.

[@morsedruet1832]

We have created from single cells and evolutionized by means of natural selection. So, animals or plants in other celestial bodies are most likely existing that we have not found yet.

[@1212JackJohnson]

Qu'ran says that there are three types of 'beings' - humans angels and demons. Which were you thinking were extra terrestrials???

[@gregorychaffer3923]

The Drake equation is completely flawed because it skips over how many other facets are accountable when it comes to the ingredients to make another Earth.

[@yunusjhon651]

Beyond distance human being is limited to reach it and God knows all about .what is the meaning with assalamualaikum turrns face to the right and left in prayer ?it means to the face of God in infinite space and peace be upon him.

[@FunTimeGhz]

In the quran, first man and his wife created and lived not on Earth but somewhere in heaven.Then they were exiled to planet Earth as a punishment and test.After death,some of us will return home.

[@georgesimon2730]

the more you watch these things and try to understand, the more you get that we will see it on simulations only. the days of real space travel are so far away...it's nice to know, but is foolish to hope that maybe... won't happen. too far away.

[@raedahmad3637]

if you are alone on an earth like planet away from us 1 light year can you construct a home with living tools fishing and cooking for yourself and making electrical generator with electrical components then a television and computer with internet receiver and communicate with earth ?

[@dimbulb23]

Call me skeptical but videos like this one seem to get prematurely enthusiastic about the inevitability of finding life, much less intelligent life on other worlds. What was the quote in the video "life is brimming over" in other worlds? Really? Certainly let's look and probe but let's also understand verification of life out there may be generations, even centuries away. Let's be realistic and recognize we haven't found life #2 yet. And let's realize the next few lives we find may be less than impressive. Let's hope but also realize there's more likely to be disappointment after disappointment. Let's just not overstate our chances and prepare for a marathon rather than a sprint. And if it turns out it comes sooner. Great.

[@Username-yg1tj]

***** Of course it is possible to question... come back and post your overly-optimistic crap when scientists have successfully replicated abiogenesis.

[@dimbulb23]

***** You may be correct to say there is almost certainly life on other worlds BUT we don't have access to that many "other worlds" and we may not have that access for a very long time. Sure it may be justified assume it exists. If that's the limit of what we're looking for then we've arrived. But if you want to KNOW life is out there... that's a whole different thing.

[@jenniferhamels1176]

"Let's be realistic and recognize we haven't found life #2 yet" True, we have yet to find life outside our planet. "And let's realize the next few lives we find may be less than impressive." If or when we do find life outside our planet, it doesn't matter if the life we find isn't impressive. The notion that without a question of doubt, we definitely know there is life outside our planet will be impressive itself.

[@SinisterGreed19]

Jennifer Hamels and we should kinda figure that life does exist outside this small world we live in. We can't be the only ones to exist. it would be foolish to think so.

Jennifer Hamels Life has been found off our little world in our own backyard. single cell organisms exist everywhere in the universe. using our model for the whole. Life will always find a way. Just that some people measure Truth through the sense of feel, not the sight of eyes or the thought of the mind

[@jamiecassidy5118]

The thing that's wrong here is why do they assume that all life needs liquid water ? There could be other life forms from other planets that don't need it to survive or exist.

[@priyamason7365]

Anyone else having problems watching KZbin through google chrome after the update?

[@Psalm1101]

We are alone in the galaxy rhe science says so this is new science earth is rare are sun is rare are solarsystem is rare on on watch cool worlds are we alone and is are star special. Brian cox says we are alone in the galaxy. Also miller exper 70yrs ago still reminds us we have not made life in the lab watch protolife guy chemist james tour

[@franklynyeager1325]

If we do ever find intelligent life on a distant planet we better hope they are far less advanced than we are just look at our history to see what happens when a advanced civilization meets a less advanced or primitive civilization

[@raedahmad3637]

but the question is how God know about an atom living on a mountain on the moon or an atom in the center of the sun or an atom on venus volcano or an atom on a valley on mars or an atom in a wind flowing between tree papers in amazon forests or an atom at the edge of existence or what a human do or speak or think also the question is God create other than the sun and the 12 planets and all what we see in the night shining are not other than lights for knowing our way on the earth ,and the universe is closed in some place as God create it as a miracle .God is great that know anything.