Hubble Space Telescope Discovers New Planet!

[@TheSpaceRaceYT]

Let us know what your favorite story from today's news update is!

[@aariful69]

Ice Volcano in Pluto.

[@clayongunzelle9555]

I'm just happy for your channel, anything you dropping I'm watching

[@lucasliam8238]

Wow that’s alien planet is insane, if we could ever find a way to travel space rapidly the adventures would be insane

[@chadleeds4169]

I appreciate any news about space and the universe. Keep up the good work.

[@andstufforsomefin628]

Thanks for the update

[@TheSpaceRaceYT]

Thanks for watching :)

[@cornelvulcan3420]

More news on New Glen please. I know, I know, i feel the same about LL but I would really hope they make it. The idea is great. Cheers and keep the good job up!

[@chrismccolm9341]

Yes please! I love new discovery videos, probably my favorite type

[@jrsambino4702]

Yes! Definitely more scientific discovery style content please!!

[@jobvanwagner117]

Yes please! More, more, more!

[@Matt-lt8nj]

pls post more about discovered planets & other stuff in space

[@ArtofAvalon2]

Yes keep this style of scientic content coming.. Amazing insights from so far away

[@davidroberts5602]

Hi the space race that was fantastic video of space and everything space David 🚀🙏❤️🇬🇧👍

[@victorbellew3759]

What a great episode I love the detail that you covered in the story about SpaceX‘s permit and that you went into more space news this time.

[@williamburroughs9686]

Pluto: Core heat would only last so long as the heat would slowly make it's way out in the same way a pie would cool off once it is out of the oven. The heat is most likely being produced by the relationship of Pluto and it's five moons. The gravitational forces can generate the heat producing these ice volcanos.

[@kswis]

Very cool. I'm npw subscribed

[@trmon8890]

SpaceX pulled their request DUH!!!

[@trickeruniverse1979]

Love more of this type of content ,keep it up !!

[@Petioptrv]

This was a great one! I like the science content in the beginning, but I also want to see it remain in that ratio relative to the space industry news content

[@pbstreams8397]

I love your channel! Thanks for the update :)

[@bambabam1234]

Love the Tolkien references in so many names.

[@ronbyers9912]

Of course we want to see more of the science stuff. Silly question. That is why we go to space and why we launch telescopes.

[@Ambient.Immersion]

Love this

[@jamesmyers777]

Yes please on science discovery

[@lahleholivia7398]

New planet wowser

[@optimagroup11]

Yes, more...

[@nigellaubsch4499]

Definitely more exoplanet news if you have accessto it dude!

[@charlesrovira5707]

@4:44 Darn straight I want to see more astrophysical content. I am especially interested in _blink_ imaging between *Webb* and *Hubble.* (Parallax between the two should be non-existent over billion year distances.)

[@truecrony]

Charon doesn't contribute heat to the Pluto system?

[@brett4264]

The million was for seats on the Dragon Capsule. Are the Axiom members paying anything for their time on the space station?

[@bounce9434]

Woah! A planet that rains ROCKS?

[@LemonsAndSalt69]

Gravitational lensing is not “complicated” nor is it an “anomaly” - it’s actually very simple, and happens in every direction you point a telescope.

[@inthefade]

It can be complicated because it can result in multiple inverted images of a single galaxy behind the lens. It isn't always so clear when there are multiple lenses involved. But yeah, it isn't an anomaly at all.

[@willpulera7303]

Erendal "Air-en-dale"

[@njm0059]

More discovery content!

[@Jam-In-With-Ben]

hi

[@grahamlander283]

You never mentioned the new planet discovered by Hubble

[@bazpearce9993]

Check your hearing dude. WASP178B!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@puzzlebox420]

omg nerdgasm 😝

[@Wildbeaver224]

I absolutley love what you are doing. I love the scientific exploration like the exo-planet. Please keep this up, it is such high quality and Informative. keep it up. and it has good moments

[@davyerni2136]

only unlimited to go . 🤫

[@simateix6262]

Can you please use Celsius or Kelvin scale thanks :)

[@Chaotician69]

Great video. I loved all of the content today. Please do carry on.

[@odysseus9672]

You call them "rocks" but they're more likely to be "mineral" snowflakes - delicate crystalline structures. Some may turn into hale (rocks), but I doubt that's all of it.

[@POA6]

True.

[@bazpearce9993]

55 million each for a trip of 200 miles. I'll take 6 tickets please lol.

[@cryptic7791]

More “scientific discovery stuff” please!!!

[@nishgriff1]

Yea more scientific discovery content

[@xanthosparashis8819]

Building Starbase was a mistake. In the middle of a wildlife sanctuary no less. SpaceX should now focus instead on building the necessary infastructure at the Cape under the supervision of NASA both for the Starship and Falcon 9 missions.

[@jgoldswv1]

Maybe we should put these scientist on the cure for cancer

[@beta_cygni1950]

You want to put astronomers & astrophysics in cancer research? That makes no sense. Lets just put cancer researchers in charge of designing smartphones too, while we're at it. /s. You do realize that there are many fields in science, right? There is no such thing as a plain "scientist".

[@jgoldswv1]

@@beta_cygni1950 I was being sarcastic dipshit

[@beta_cygni1950]

@@jgoldswv1 then use a '/s' next time.

[@jgoldswv1]

@@beta_cygni1950 stop crying

[@beta_cygni1950]

@@jgoldswv1 Awww, I guess I hurt your feelings. So sensitive.

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[@SideWalkAstronomyNetherlands]

Earen-del, NOT Ea-rendle....do your home work before you do these talks please..

[@LemonsAndSalt69]

This is a good channel, but this guy painfully mispronounces words in every episode.

[@brett4264]

No more "science-y" type stuff please. When there's a "race" to get to these places, then start it up. Please keep to the name of the channel please. Hearing about things we'll NEVER see, is a waste of time imo. There are PLENTY of channels showing that "stuff".

[@texan-american200]

Not bad for an "old fashioned" relic of a space telescope that needed corrective glasses. 🛰️🔭🥸

[@spiritzweispirit1st638]

2000 Mph MoltenRockRain' Just when we thought Hollywood was going to run out of 'The last doomsday' idea 😶Nope _

[@carldietz9767]

Spacex didn't fail to submit information, they just quit playing faa,s, games and used thier other options.

[@sharonbraselton4302]

gud wat gimdó business ttà can't exoard sueaxe edmuyy irufít

[@StephenShumaker-yp3jd]

See you later Florida flights won't be there much longer environment wins humans lose

[@linyenchin6773]

Thanks, pure yellow.

[@williamburroughs9686]

You may want to use lava rocks for that part of the video to give viewers a better understanding of that since the rocks would be like that do to the extreme heat.

[@POA6]

The new style is kinda cool, but there's a lot of weird terms I don't understand.

[@otpyrcralphpierre1742]

Just one hurricane would change the wetlands MUCH more than anything Elon Musk plans to do. I wonder if the Corps of Engineers will demand that a Hurricane get a permit?

[@brett4264]

Rocket Lab's launch is scheduled for April 22, not the 18th like the video said.

[@mythicallegendary3992]

love the information of discoveries and I think you should apsolutly cover that, its the universe and learning about it will help us get into space, and its just cool as hell!

[@muskmania8944]

When starship is ready to use, we will have satellites 🛰 around every planet, and telescopes 🔭 then we will really start learning what's around us and prepare us to travel farther out

[@tauceti8341]

Yes to 3:45 I love learning about cool discoveries