Habitable Exomoons (ft. MetaBallStudios)

[@MetaBallStudios]

Interesting channel to discover more about exoplanets, a pleasure to collaborate.

[@TheExoplanetsChannel]

Thanks a lot! Pleasure was mine :)

[@DataWatch.]

That could be a great partnership, looking at it from the outside 🤔

[@leonidkhamadakov7778]

Nice

[@mrplasma7094]

@@DataWatch. oh Bar chart race? I liked both channels

[@wallrider4194]

hi metaballstudios!

[@awsumguy-bh9pz]

a habitable exomoon could still exist outside the habitable zone it could have a thick atmosphere thick enough to have a greenhouse effect that makes it hot enough for water to not freeze

[@TheExoplanetsChannel]

*Would you prefer to live in a habitable exomoon or in a habitable exoplanet? Why?* Please comment in a separate thread. Watch here MetaBallStudios' comparison of exoplanets: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJ7cepKEl8qlg7c

[@valterzc8187]

I think the exomoon would be more beautiful, imagine look at the sky and between the clouds you see a giant planet, it would be extremely beautiful.

[@TheExoplanetsChannel]

@@valterzc8187 It would be beautiful, yes !

[@ianmatthews1724]

Or protected by the patent planets magnetic field. I think titan is protected by sturns magnetic field.

[@muriloveloso4725]

Exomoon looks better

[@7himar5H]

Exomoon

[@sgtunix]

Just discovered this channel. Thanks for making good and interesting content.

[@TheExoplanetsChannel]

Welcome, and thanks a lot!

[@thedoruk6324]

Nice nod to JC's Avatar Pandora @ the thumbnail! :] I think we already seen several habitable (by other lifeforms) moons in our own solar system (enceladus europa titan ganymede - even pluto and ceres suspected to contain underground oceans)

[@TheExoplanetsChannel]

Thank you !

[@thedoruk6324]

@@TheExoplanetsChannel Very Welcome! Great Content! 👍

[@ebglenbarfx4147]

I have much to learn indeed, thanks for this help in my astronomy path

[@privateerburrows]

I'd rather live on an exo-planet, but retire to a low gravity exo-moon.

[@TheExoplanetsChannel]

Excellent choice !

[@Gunha0206]

Habitable exomoon's sky view would be fantastic...like the avatar one

[@Elfcow_ishere_]

i think a tidal locked exoplanet would be the best...cause you have summer and winter relatively close by year round. and also a lot of possibiliity for a large variety of life that evolved in the different temperature bands. The downside is the sunsets would get kind of boring

[@b.griffin317]

Imagine being on a moon that is tidally locked to a planet which itself is tidally locked to its sun. Talk about crazy seasons. lol

[@thepeff]

Great video, I like the content, the narration, and the graphics were all top notch. Have you considered a monthly or biweekly video with a lower production quality (easier to make) to holdover fans until the next high production video comes out? It seems like you normally publish your videos on a bi-/tri-/quad-annual basis and a companion series might be better for the youtube algorithm.

[@TheExoplanetsChannel]

Thanks for the idea! Yes, and actually the next video is shorter and just text, but I have been busy lately working on two papers: one about an exoplanet candidate my team has discovered, and another one on a new type of interstellar spacecraft that I have proposed. I will upload their respective videos very soon.

[@thepeff]

@@TheExoplanetsChannel That explains why your content is well researched. There aren't enough sources for the conditions of exoplanets on KZbin and I think you're fitting an important niche.

[@TheExoplanetsChannel]

@@thepeff thank you !

[@Shaden0040]

Why does the mass have to be three times Jupiter? I've placed habitable planets around Saturn and Neptune sized planets both in and outside the habitable zone and they have remained stable, habitable and even had life/intelligent life.

[@TheExoplanetsChannel]

The host exoplanet has to have a minimum mass for the exomoon to have a minimum mass that would allow the retention of enough atmosphere through gravity.

[@aztekstylz]

For the exo-moon to be habitable the exo-planet must be 3-5 times the mass of Jupiter? Wouldn't that make it a brown dwarf?

[@TheExoplanetsChannel]

The gas giant would have to be at least 3 times the mass of Jupiter. The exomoon could be as small as Mars.

[@W-INTERNATIONAL-SYNDICATION]

I've made a list of jupiter-size exoplanets with potentially habitable exomoons

[@TheExoplanetsChannel]

That's great !

[@W-INTERNATIONAL-SYNDICATION]

@crAZy American docs.google.com/document/d/1Vmh5TktZWn5kwf0gWfHe8dNifNn5NbMjnyGhXJ8UXNo/edit?usp=sharing

[@shadowofwar9164]

Cool🌸

[@TheExoplanetsChannel]

Thanks !

[@Mapper_Space]

HD 28185b is a good gas giant planet for habitable exomoons since it has low eccentricity and a mass of nearly 6 times that of jupiter. Moons of it could be anywhere from the mass of mars to the mass of earth

[@PafMedic]

At This Point,Ill Take Either...But May I Go Alone Please..❤️❤️❤️

[@trunzlerclement3227]

Is there a link for the music after 3:00 ?

[@TheExoplanetsChannel]

Info in the description :)

[@trunzlerclement3227]

@@TheExoplanetsChannel haha thanks ☺️ I didn't pay enough attention

[@ianmatthews1724]

Would an eclipse freeze the exomoon?

[@TheExoplanetsChannel]

Highly unlikely, as it would last only for a short period of time, and the exomoon also receives heat from the host planet that is redistributed.

[@xandersfs2346]

Geez these exo moons are picky

[@MiMayonGo]

I imagine this, what happens if moon was habitable as same as the earth.