NASA Discovered A Planet That Defies All Logic

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[@bingus_number1]

0:37 a galaxy far far away 3:01 home away from home 5:20 candy land 7:22 a light snack 9:07 sign of the tides 10:45 toi hot to handle 12:09 menage a star 13:50 its a small world 14:59 super saturn 16:37 freezing hot 17:51 carat planet 19:24 ruby rain 20:50 checking for a pulse 23:15 shower of shards 24:33 outro

[@Wand_YT]

Thanks bruv

[@naaziaparbin1003]

Thx man

[@skyeharrell6701]

Ty

[@jetmansam.]

Ur a life saver

[@tn8478]

😮

[@seandelap8587]

There's already a planet that defies logic and its called earth at least that's how it looks to me everyday

[@enjoyingthespeciallife1561]

😂yeah😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@trollify2851]

As soon as I read the first sentence I knew it was gonna be something sarcastic

[@Israella_]

Ofc. Where a man, a literal man, says he feels like a woman and we all have to accept it

[@dragnbreath1]

Are you sure it's the planet and not the people

[@bboxx4352]

Yeah it’s definitely the people

[@sasha219]

Everything that has been discovered just supports the fact that Earth is miraculous and instead of wasting more time on finding another planet to live on we need to completely change the way we treat the one we r on now

[@k0chana6]

THANK YOU!!!! I TELL EVERYONE THIS EVERY SINGLE DAY!!! The planet we live on is so miraculous and special... we are literally made to live on this earth. If we tried going to any other planet, we would need to wear respirators or space suits every day of our lives. This planet is BEAUTIFUL and we don't deserve it 😢

[@tay6053]

Yeah, one in a billion planets contains life, and it's a miracle? Lmfao. Even a broken clock is right twice a day. It's no miracle. It's a statictical impossibility that there is no other life elsewhere.

[@sasha219]

@@tay6053 statistically speaking...we shouldn't exist. The probability of finding another planet that contains life similar to Earth is also non-existant. However, I am not nieve to the fact that NASA and other astronomical businesses are not necessarily looking for life, but for resources that are becoming more and more scarce on this planet.

[@k0chana6]

@@sasha219 Exactly , so put the resources and research that are available to us to good use and help save the planet we live on , as opposed to putting those resources to a near impossible feat to look elsewhere

[@MarloTheBlueberry]

@tay6053 I agree. Plus, there has been many mass extinctions in Earth. Yet everyone is thinking earth will end because of us. No. That is not the case. Only US and a few thoudand species will die. Just like the other mass extinctions. Why is everyone saying the earth will end? We are insignificant microbes compared to the earth.

[@LocoNeedAChickenWing]

Density like cotton candy? It could be an entire planet made up of asbestos type minerals

[@miathealien3911]

Such a Clickbait!

[@SIG7Pro]

@@repentandbelieveinJesusChrist1 H

[@T66789]

​@@repentandbelieveinJesusChrist1idgaf

[@notoriousbig3k]

@@repentandbelieveinJesusChrist1 yeah he praised king Herod allot ( Him and Herod and Romans tried to destroy the judes by making them a new nation called Christians to destroy their ethnicity and stupidity but the Temple had strong influence in Israel and vanquished the plot ... and forced the execution instead of going to war with rome and herod)

[@LalaaCherry]

@@miathealien3911i was really excited that there was a candy land planet

[@merci3ells]

Nothing in the universe truly defies logic. If you cannot understand why it happens you lack the logic behind it.

[@prometheusadept]

Or the fact that we actually think we know the properties of other planets... modern "science" is bs

[@BlindmanVlad]

I actually feel that.

[@merci3ells]

@@BlindmanVlad Everyone feels the truth even if they deny it.

[@blixx8931]

Was it logical to double space after your word, "defies"?

[@merci3ells]

@@blixx8931 typo. Thats the logic

[@kitamara1]

Pluto was a planet all my life and will be a planet for me forever !!!!

[@erjatikka3029]

This really made me think how awesome our planet earth is. Even though we have some horrible natural disasters, there are so many beautiful places to see and visit. I have been lucky to have been able to visit some of these wonders. Great narration and research as usual!

[@erjatikka3029]

@@repentandbelieveinJesusChrist1 Please keep your religious ideology to yourself. Not everybody is religious. This is all you do. Your answer had nothing to do with my comment!

[@Mr_rearrange-the_cosmos]

​@@PapaBAMBI-yb9ehThere is no need to be rude because that is disrespectful

[@XxGigaBradxX]

They don’t know any of this for sure. At best, these are all educated guesses and assumptions. Just until a few months these experts we didn’t think it possible that universes could have formed as fast as they did by a huge margin. They still cannot find dark matter or energy, if that even exists. Nor have they reconciled quantum physics and classical physics, not even close actually. So before we grant all the “progress” applause, let’s keep it in perspective that we are still just hominids that most likely will destroy ourselves and still think skin color makes a difference.

[@mikearchman]

The key to landing to these awesome planets lies deep under our vast oceans that we don't explore as much, trust me

[@karenkatesallyaguirre-susm7138]

Wow this is the most fascinating planets I've ever seen!

[@EclipsePheniox]

It's planets like these that make me sad that I was born too early to explore the galaxy. Hopefully, we can make FTL travel soon.

[@MarloTheBlueberry]

FTL is extremely unlikely, as it will break the laws of physics. We would require a negative mass to travel FTL. We would also go backwards in time.

[@notoriousbig3k]

@@MarloTheBlueberry u cant time travel

[@coweatsman]

We are not going there anyway. To travel interstellar distances means using more energy than is useable to do so. Just a sci fi fantasy.

[@jadendubissette3587]

@@notoriousbig3k time travel is possible with enough technology and even scientists say its possible

[@JG-il1jy]

​@@MarloTheBlueberry we'd have to go near it.

[@xXkubiX]

Mars looks hot af until you realize it can be from 70°F (20°C) to -225°F (-153°C)

[@nebula_star14]

wait it can get up to 70°?

[@Murknium]

wait it can get down to -153°C?

[@sconey1110]

I’m going to start an argument, I hate dogs

[@nebula_star14]

@@sconey1110 ngl, im a cat person lol

[@fandroid6491]

@@sconey1110 Agreed, they're way too overrated. ~sincerely, the cat gang

[@darkwarrior03352]

If they were to make a movie about 1438B, it would definitely have the warning, "Some flashing lights sequences or patterns may effect photosensitive viewers" on it, because looking up at the sky with that pulsar on it would probably give anyone a seizure, it spins so fast and has so many shining beams of light shooting out of its poles, that the whole sky would probably be flashing.

[@wakeangel2001]

For Gliese 581 c, just because it's tidally locked doesn't mean one side burns while the other freezes. If the planet has an atmosphere then it could bring heat from the lit hemisphere to the dark one via convection, leading to amicable temperatures on a much larger area of the planet. There might be an ice cap on the far end and a desert directly under the sun, but it's not like you'd be confined to the thin strip of eternal twilight between them

[@MAAAADPHONKER]

This man doesn't need more Oscars, He needs a new comment section 💀

[@AB.2012]

Why?

[@christopherbyrd7621]

what do u mean

[@christopherbyrd7621]

@@AB.2012damn 11 min ago

[@thebanman2293]

yea because its filled with npcs like you

[@randomguypostanimeupdates6703]

HELL YEAH!!! a

[@susanrobinson910]

I continue to Be Amazed with each of your videos, as I always learn something! Have a great weekend, and Happy July 1 😊❤

[@tazman2253]

Pluto is a planet. The issue is when the banished Pluto they admitted they did it by vote and only so that all these new planets discovered still kept the numbers low. This was admitted when they were questioned on what their stipulations were when half the new planets have not been studies enough to meet the new qualifications they gave for Pluto. Which has not made a single orbit around the sun. since we discovered it.

[@Appletree394]

Pluto is a dwarf planet, and i agree with it. First we thought to call pluto a planet. But then we kept discovering more and more dwarf planets like pluto. For example: eris, makemake, haumea etc. So we decided to make pluto a dwarf planet. The second reason is pluto is really tiny compared to our moon. It's about the size of Australia on earth. The third reason is pluto crosses the orbit of neptune. So the IAU decided to make pluto dwarf planet. I don't know why people are against it. It just looks fine to me.

[@tazman2253]

@@Appletree394 and I am going to shoot this argument down with the name of 1 planet not a dwarf planet a real planet that is even less deserving then pluto, and that planets name is Mercury, Sorry the existance of Mercury ass a planet automatically makes Pluto a planet. Also when challenged on this they could not actually give a decent response other then we voted so tough.

[@IrishBrotato]

Love how they do daily videos that are always so entertaining and cover such a wide range of topics

[@drezzydrez]

🤦‍♂️

[@matthewzuniga452]

I was going to say the same thing

[@TayWoode]

@@drezzydrezI understand 😂 very surprised it wasn’t described as the overused buzzword “wholesome”

[@piconano]

All I know, is I know nothing. There should be nothing but void, yet here we are in a universe of things.

[@The_Masked_Player]

One day I was sleepng in my bed, regular person activities, when all of the sudden, I heard a window break. Fun fact about me : i have a machete in my room, so i grabbed it and investigated the broken window, i saw a burgaler trying to crack the code to my safe, i called the cops, but, while i was calling them the burgaler turned around and saw me calling them. In a shock, the thief jumped out my balcony, i have no idea what brought him to that conclusion, but he ended up sending off a car alarm, that alerted EVERYONE in my neighbourhood. The police arrived, rather quickly, and the robber was arrested. The cops forced the man to pay for my window, even though i repeatedly asked them not to. I was not expecting to wake up at such a stupid sight

[@westmarine47]

We're not just going to breeze past the fact that he said that there are over 5,000 planets that we know of with life on them for sure...

[@user-zh3gz4rz7l]

We cannot change our memories, but we can change their meaning and the power they have over us.

[@deepergodeeper7618]

good pick up line: I will stretch you out like wasp12b

[@SharkBoyK1221]

A lot of the exoplanets are super cool and fascinating.🤩 Also J1407B (Super Saturn) was my favorite exoplanet on this list.

[@retrosquire7606]

Same! I love that exoplanet a lot, mostly because it's the first exoplanet I've ever heard about lol

[@wwerty234]

How are they figuring this out just from light?

[@dibakarsahoo1]

I always love how there's always a banana on the back of his laptop in the intro animation 😂😂

[@LadyVenus125]

Me too.

[@marfe8814]

The universe is just like a huge laboratory filled with different raw materials where you can mix and match the raw materials to create something new. So, there are plenty of things we can create from it.

[@johnnymagana3254]

This guy is what keeps me watching Be Amaze comprende! He is a good narrator

[@bobbybob3865]

If there is an incredibly large number of planets out there, one of them is probably made of REAL candy.

[@octm1]

candy infused with space radiation and toxic gases

[@bobbybob3865]

Created by evil aliens who want to take over the Earth.@@octm1

[@user-if4tl5xz7m]

I mean, surely in the billions of planets there's one where the required events have happened naturally.

[@patermonster7843]

There probably one that’s made of tomato sauce

[@bobbybob3865]

Hopefully, and one made of Pepperonis.@@patermonster7843

[@Seashoremeg]

It’s insane to me that some people do not believe there is life out there. The universe is so big and we definitely are not alone!

[@THE_F-14Guy]

Love this dude

[@victorkassikov2218]

Everything is so nicely put in this video!! So interesting, educational and in the same time funny and entertaining, admirable work!

[@Thorinox]

Got to love how they just come up with some random number for how old things are. And the same goes for how hot and cold the planets can be with no evidence.

[@ManfaceCookiesAndManfaceMugs]

👏 well said thank you and all of you guys are amazing

[@mishabarkov2670]

If you google it you will find it isn't random

[@MarloTheBlueberry]

It isn't random. They use spectrums and light emitted to find the temps. However, the age I do not know

[@Lampe2020]

Jupiter will also "soon" (in an astronomical sense "soon") develop rings because the "pizza moon" is drifting closer and closer and about to enter Jupiter's destruction zone, where no larger object can exist because it gets destroyred by Jupiter's gravity. And that's probably also why Jupiter still has rings, because it just destroyed its larger moons whenever they came too close.

[@scotthoffman7071]

Jupiter does have a ring its just very thin and faint

[@Lampe2020]

@@scotthoffman7071 Yeah, but I mean an easily visible one.

[@trikymonster8750]

What if aliens discovered earth just like humans discovered those planets

[@swagmaster699]

Not outside the realm of possibility They might even be looking at our ancient years right now due to how light travels

[@lolbit565]

Or they might be disappointed in us

[@Necronympelia]

What's for them to discover other than a planet who's own inhabitants have literally set in motion their own destruction. Hell naw they don't want no part of it. That's why they haul ass once they get a look

[@chaegucci]

In other planet we are the ones that are the aliens

[@tekenapenuel]

⁠@@chaegucci I’ve been saying this since. the fact that we have robots on mars studying the planet, the robots are an extension of human consciousness and therefore aliens. If aliens are as brilliant or more brilliant than us. Then we should be bothered. I will say it as it is.

[@silverstrom6697]

Need more videos like this

[@NomvulaMthupha]

Me telling my friends to watch BE AMAZED THEM LIKE WERE ALREADY ME AND THEM "LETS GO BE AMAZED "

[@AbdiPianoChannel]

I'm absolutely satisfied on this blue planet of ours. It's just perfect.

[@allanchabala4943]

Wonders never ends

[@jadendubissette3587]

@@GAMING_NGA bruh what is with yall and nigeria

[@Handymations]

I’m pretty sure not every habitable planet would have breathable air. Sure they’re made of the same elements and most likely mostly nitrogen, but they would be made out of different amounts of each element beyond what we’re used to. Unlike sci fi movies, habitable planets with breathable air could be rare. Even then, we would have some trouble breathing it because it won’t be exactly the same.

[@s30ztt]

It's called adapting son

[@jeanannd]

Go back a billion or so years ago on Earth - plant life was purple, the sky was green and air was not oxygen. Green alga - a mutant plant occurred. It created oxygen which was deadly to all life at that time. There might have been intelligent life forms and of course we are sure there was an entire ecosystem different then ours. But oxygen producing plants killed it off. The oxygen also acted like acid to creatures of that time, so few if any fossils remain.

[@swagmaster699]

It isn't just comets and asteroids. Saturn has even ripped apart and broken its own smaller moons to add to its rings As a space nerd, I immediately understood the technical terms, predicted some of the planet temperatures and I am proud of it

[@user-if4tl5xz7m]

That's pretty cool, I love science and still struggled.

[@swagmaster699]

@user-if4tl5xz7m The possibilities with space in particular are infinite, which is why I love it so much

[@animebunny406]

This was the funest space lesson i have ever watch keep amazing me with space 🛰🌌🚀☄👨‍🚀😊

[@AleskyMaxomovishPeshkov]

So there are such thing as single biome planets like in Star Wars (ie “desert planets” or “swamp planets”)? Also I thought the size of a planet would effect its gravity and if it’s too big like Jupiter we wouldn’t be able to move on it

[@weatherwitchandfelinefamiliars]

This was absolutely fantastic! So much learnt from this, but what really got me was the animation of the guy getting smacked in the face by a sapphire 😂😂😂 Planets wise, the most amazing and startling was the super Saturn one, particularly how it would look from Earth 😮 That was astounding 😮 Another out of this world video Be Amazed 😊❤

[@JoeyBlogs007]

1:51 Hey that means that if they are an advanced civilization on K2-18B, they could pick up the first radio signal on earth that occurred 125 years ago, possibly within the next 12 months !!!

[@JoeyBlogs007]

If they responded immediately, we should have an answer in about 125 years from now.

[@ZarisWhiteFoot]

Okay but since it is so far, wouldn't that mean we are only seeing the past? Some of the things we see in space may be completely different in reality.

[@jagodatame5731]

Even looking through a telescope?

[@BlueBird1994_]

@@jagodatame5731 Even the sun is technically in the past from our perspective, by roughly 8 minutes, because that's how long it takes for light from it to reach Earth. Its position in the sky is ~8min behind where it actually is. And if it were to somehow magically vanish, we wouldn't know til 8mins later. pretty interesting and wild to think about.

[@tatel928]

@@jagodatame5731ye bruh because we’re essentially seeing “old light” meaning a star in the sky could already be dead but it’s light still hasn’t stopped reaching Earth.

[@Eddieavina123]

Love your video Be Amazed

[@user-el1np8yc9p]

I wish there was a Be Amazed

[@user-el1np8yc9p]

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[@katherinepaulson9158]

These planets definitely deifie logic!!good video!

[@JasonHalversonjaydog]

thats why considering alll the planets that are millions or billions of light years away you know there's other life out there somewhere

[@Parce95]

So if space is always growing, always expanding...is that amount of time accounting for the fact it's also moving away from us?

[@OVDutile]

9:54 Me who had gone to the middle of the planet be like:

[@publicspeaker4009]

The planet that has an atmosphere made of THC

[@TheNonameHousehold]

Although candy planet seems fun, the likelihood of a sugar planet is actually possible depending on how a planet's minerals can end up... 🤔🌐🍭 -Adam

[@misspotatohed]

I love learning about space I know about black holes, galaxies the universe

[@Aguysupwrcool]

Make more of these planets is so interesting

[@robloxislandsbyfeathersong]

You don't need to look far to find planets that have gemstone rain. There are 2 right in our own solar system: Neptune & Uranus both have diamond rain.

[@CWEMYT]

How do they find these things?!

[@BassandoForte]

Spectrum Analysis....

[@skylarchandler4448]

Really cool

[@cringeassdemobaby2023]

I think the weirdest planet is jupiter because everyone that goes there mysteriously gets stupider

[@the.world.box.guy2012]

your such a good youtouber thx for giving me knoledge!

[@josephwong8526]

um actually is knowledge

[@Axo_Real]

@@josephwong8526 it's not is

[@MHE202]

since we have gone from being able to travel just 0 m/s to 5 m/s (more than infinite times the previous) in just about 50 years, we could exscpect being able to get to the point where we can travel to some far exoplanets pretty easily quite soon

[@jackmason5278]

Not likely. Even at light speed, faster than which nothing can travel, some of these planets are millennia away.

[@MHE202]

@@jackmason5278 imagine not being able to tell this was a joke

[@allanwangige]

you make some amazing content

[@Its_gracy100]

Great information

[@tianchris_______3186]

Amazing!!

[@Blessing7836]

One of the best videos of be amazed 😊

[@BeAmazed]

thank you!

[@user-oo3zm6gd4v]

Never miss an opportunity to make others happy, even if you have to leave them alone in order to do it.

[@NotM3li]

I feel like this is a house tour to find the perfect house to live in but it’s planets

[@CosmicCloudss]

I've already heard of a lot of these planets, but I stayed for the humor. 🤣

[@asgaiyawaya3973]

Considering what we know about how atoms and molecules form, especially in food and drink, this wouldn't at all surprise me. Like think about it this way, if we know enough about Chemistry, just this science alone, to know that the only difference between one solution and another is just how much of the different chemicals are in it then what's to say on a planetary scale a planet you could literally eat or drink and one completely made of diamond wouldn't be possible? Hard to believe maybe but it wouldn't be impossible.

[@tallguyjay]

Deep in the human unconscious is a pervasive need for a logical universe that makes sense, But the real universe is always one step beyond logic..

[@ProlyficGaming.]

🎉 the answer is God but folks are afraid to face that truth

[@JMFSpike]

Lol, it's not at all beyond logic. Just because there are some things out there we haven't figured out doesn't mean there is no logical explanation.

[@JMFSpike]

@@ProlyficGaming. Agreed, the fact that anything at all exists tells you that there is an intelligence behind all of this. I just don't see how something with no intelligence at all could have caused the universe to become a thing. Or perhaps the universe itself has always existed and is itself the intelligence. Wouldn't that be crazy?

[@FragmentOfInfinity]

​@@JMFSpikeInfinity has no center. Therefore, ALL points in the universe are a center of infinity. You, too, are a uniquely individualized center of infinity. Consciousness, living and experiencing itself. It is a grand dance.

[@JG-il1jy]

@@ProlyficGaming. your God is a God of The gaps, we don't know why it happens, you people will say God did it, when we learn why it happens, God didn't do it.

[@ambernicole445]

i love your intro its so cool and awesome video

[@the1thatkills00mc7]

Made me think of an intern at NASA accidentally found a new planet

[@DevTheGamerXD]

1:53 I just saw star Regulus (a star from Leo constellation) just 2 minutes ago 😅 Edit : I saw Venus very bright yellow dot and Mars small hard to see red dot, and above tham I saw Regulus also saw M 102 galaxy ( galaxy looks like cloud but it's not) also I saw from naked eye

[@joeytumbleson9723]

They say we live in the Goldilocks zone, but I don't see anything "just right" with our planet.

[@2rueblue]

I've had an epiphany, most successful lifeforms utilise some form of camouflage. We call the phases our planet goes through nature we sometimes refer to our planet as a living thing. If there is another planet with life on it it would make sense to think it has evolved in a similar way to our own. Let's say that planet evolved to have intelligent life way before ours, and they may have reached a point in their evolution where its highest functioning inhabitants had stopped behaving in such a destructive way with each other, they had found a way to live in peace bring everyone together through education and create a harmonious civilisation, in the millions of years this had taken to happen like us they got curious about what was around them within their galaxy. Perhaps they found a way to travel great distances in a shorter time frame and investigated other planets with life on them, some could be extremely primitive and others proved to be advanced enough to realise they were being observed they may even have rudimentary space travel but not yet found peace. On return to their home planet, they realised that not all forms of life had evolved at the same rate and it's important to let these lifeforms evolve at their own pace. So instead of inviting curiosity from less evolved lifeforms should they not just blend in with the other planets within their part of the solar system and use the same trick that's proven to work with all life forms and use some form of camouflage? It would be on a massive scale but it would allow them to go about their life without the need to take another life to protect their own. They could make their planet look dead or so uninhabitable that it would be overlooked could this be why we have not found any form of life within our observational range? they could even make their solar system look like it's nothing at all a massive black hole that appears to be drawing everything around it into oblivion. Would that not be the ultimate camouflage? Though I may be moderately high at the moment I think my theory holds water.

[@NadiaKlop]

"16 miloin years old is young-" Me:I JuSt A BaBy!

[@aljoschalong625]

I know it's entertainment. But still I don't think it's good to propagate widely spread completely false concepts of evolution. We didn't evolve from chimpanzees. They are as evolved as we are. We had a common ancestor 5 mio y ago - which was as different from chimpanzees as from humans. On the other hand I appreciate that you mention more than once that the depicted planets are artists impressions not photos.

[@jordonbennett4194]

We did not evolved from monkey,s Because Monkees are still monkeys therefore they never had a need to evolve Also our genetic structure is tidally locked meaning we are unable to evolve we are unable to change other than through genetic engineering 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@davebooth5608]

Great content! Thank you!!

[@ifixem9585]

There's a planet that has sentient beings on it that fight to kill each other despite the gift of life they've been given. It's crazy.

[@jadendubissette3587]

and its a planet call earth

[@carolinehead8165]

I knew Light years were far/long but when you actually put it in to perspective of how fast light travels on earth compared to ONE light year and that the that one plate is 124 Lightyeats away is absolutely crazy!!

[@darkwarrior03352]

I wonder when we're going to invent hyperspace travel, like in Star Wars.

[@christopherbyrd7621]

Thanks for reading my comment on the facts about space video, this should be named “Amazing facts about space, Part 2.”

[@tomwesterbergh4887]

I hope we find a planet that looks like Cybertron soon.

[@octm1]

hope not Earth would be doomed

[@Phroguus]

And I love that u have the office emotes

[@deathsnitemaresinfullust2269]

Haa! 14:49 You don't have any "competition", this channel is one of a kind along with the narration. There's this and there's David Attenborough, everything else is below. 😄👍

[@user-yt3lx7kn6y]

With every experience, you alone are painting your own canvas, thought by thought, choice by choice.

[@bencollins7876]

The odds of us being the only living thing in our universe is like .001 out of 100,000,000 it’s hard knowing it’s out there and the things we could learn and see but technology stops us from getting there

[@majesticnugget3713]

Sonic colors? Literally the different planets Sweet mountain- candy planet Aquarium- water planet Wisp home world- a lush green planet Next as human make it -casino or amusement park planet Asteroid planet

[@Pablotherobloxian]

A galaxy far far away is like literally a thing in Star Wars

[@tornadokegan]

when light left from The first planet mentioned we were getting ready to go into the 20th century

[@fzbio1]

If you think for example kepler 442-b is far away, scientists estimate the universe is 7 trillion LIGHT YEARS across

[@Lavish1547]

BRO so GOOD

[@user-ll1js4xr2o]

When you judge another, you do not define them, you define yourself.

[@yuchen2717]

new doctor who episodes looking wild

[@the-boof-series9267]

Just remember when we send a signal out it takes the same amount of time to receive a response

[@The1datEntertains]

DAMN THIS WAS JUST UPLOADED 4 MINUTES AGO!

[@chillout7206]

Damn you only posted your comment 2 Min ago 🤣

[@anitaacharja]

Is there an earth like planet in your list

[@rileystolicker9543]

Still Haven't discovered Mobiuos What a 6 times Solar Way Planet? It isn't that far from the new sun. Only 4.4 jillion miles. This is why I'm not preparing for Eco-gravity jobs. But all you astronauts get real, don't swallow space ham when on somewhere unknown, 15 days not eating anything more = XXXXXXXXX death.

[@bhonemyintmo-mu8vk]

Ok I am amazed

[@UpperDarbyDetailing]

Tidally locked planets DO rotate, it's just that they take so long to rotate that it's rotational speed is equal to it's orbital length.

[@JerinSVarghese98]

Don't know why but when you took a deep breath for saying PSR J1719-1438B made me smile / laugh a little